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_ , _ A.» - q, . . . d did not desireao '80 grN'l,'.G :1».- ,' 't i- F. ", "r". . apporntmong ' C" . cc vet tho bone . o elem tio iti rre', i, out lawan ' . .' L Resolved-hat the s contended that it Otttttf p to inter-' theeo might be taxed 'i'll'ffNit't'tt',.t l . Mr, f,ed"?,lhtt','TLe"gr,itsst Which mZIilber 3i; the close of eligibility: ture, ""' "1th the .i/lpl'lht,thtte, Govern' The other amendments were almost formal. a " Fig.1; adopted iii the couutr ork. well, if"? paid to him by the, CiCl'kJOl the House on , Bra n'qui. tmd,' after Ina: uty o the" ht the He should say nothing furtherin reference ahead the new law worked most 1: .m be. "t his making and signing, before the Clerk or .1'1 'l-C, grunt Board had been" Ui",,",',: t 'ii',',1',l,'alr'5 to the .Bill, because the hon. member was liege ould like to see aretum to artisan" (i, Aooouuani; of the House, a solemn deelara. . ",. s .1111, he Government, I hr: r3611." to the movrng in the right direction. tlf, 3f annual elections. ol Bye-11:14 tion, to be kept by tho Clerk, stating the " £11335: "h, 1turua1,' but he would Mr. MciJALLreferred tothe equalizationof M MONTEITH approved of the B u.. number of days! attendance, uni the norm 1 ~1~111.;1 1E i', at be a system " perfect as it 91 other property in like manner toland. He was r. . . ill. /.' her of miles distarace, t,yi,'.eard1sy,', to the"; nest" . ,1 ':r:ra""'., t [ere W0nld yet be a rice: for dUhorr l strongly opposed to the exemptions in re- The Bill was read a second time and re- ", cat mall route, as decided and cortical by is? IL the public Service ar.d this s'ngle ferenddto offioial salaries: last year, and he fared toaspeclal 003111119769. composed of l the Spraker, for 1s.itlt such membcris on- " P otvgld mt therefore id be sulli Gat to I should therefore support this change in this l Hon. Messrs. Cameron, IT ood, and Messrs. ' titled to the said atlcwartee, and the anroua's "I". 1)t, House accept these resolutions question, as alsoin reference to the exemp- t Bylrert, Soott (Ottawa), McKellar, GOV, ' of such allowance, s,"rcer deducting thr, ntllt1- 1i-.e1\1. team to state in explanation of what , tion ot clergyman. Oliver, and the mover. her of days (it any), which are to be deduct- F 1' "Julian T1"; Dried in the papers, that he did Mr. MCKELLAR said ha thought the Mr. MCKELLAR believed it would be a! T ed; and hugh declaration may ba m a Il,'? m1: l er fy, slightest personal inf-slid; at House was responsible for the Bill. He was well to refer it to the same committee as had to be atyexc.d., 1tyai:/sly'sl have tha Bdlt13 ctio:,t I his Jrei itr.r: he hon. member for South Bruce- not altogether sure that the first clause was , been appointed to consider the assessment ch 1 t " an affidavit, n. the ""19 form. i ' Mn. 311 125.11: 'clUlllll CH said he we! teat. correct, for it was in his opinion double taxa- A short discussion ensued on the subject, 8. Rezolvrd-.-'yrurd; notwithstan lino; any- h '." 11min we amendment, for he wanted a tion. It was a very debsteable point whe- , the motim was withdrawn, and the Bill " thing hereinbefom contained, for the IH'egeut ' , ", '"1 'e-at onto be given to this T133503. 11 ther they could sweep away exemptions alto- referred to the Committee on the Assessment l, session of the Legislature, there shalt be al- . 1:.1 i'r~11?grlt, taking the magma..." their ,geiher. l'e thing-ht ministers should be Law. Mr, Fitssimmons was added to the l lowed to each member of the Legislative nusjiuepecch wh.ichiniiadsitiLm,cug'at ', toned equally with others, and the correct committee. I Ascembly, attending at such session, a sea- 'v? L"",":"',, tt,",eiU,,et"g",i,' 't'i1tt1,)tif,re'j1,,,',,t.' Phyp Mr. fi.NqiLy Po.ved the mod psading r :, tsional itluwra1ce, ci' i'ir.'rd and LD mcre. '.,t as Ei'iiible. There seemed to be same minister. {in ral other amendments would I 'ttne2l1ldfttiii,)2t,,t Tte, tttdd oi thts i 9. f?esolved---.Thg: there shall be, allowed Itl .139" of Opinion about the posttionof no dourt Cami: up. He thought that th.? 3 , T . I??!', a. respect to travel to and from, the prawn» "-, ..'r; (Wm. it was held by some thd; he CotrmitteesilrwcrC"cakuttre Billas psrfectaelt l yy. c?ymil said11 the Bill should have . session of the Lmislaturi' ,3 each "0,511,: l, r "r. I', i' 13 e coutrsl of the, Gov-ernment ; could, ard then be discussed. by the I originated in committee. of the Us Slaiive "ii"ri,fi',ii,'. tel; egg}; I , 1 T le thought he should have the power 0: I whole ileum. die understood that the 1GOV' l The Bill was allowed to stand over. , each rrile of the distance between the pl"; l J l in '.FL 'a" Wtces gang on. I fyPi'yrt.iytcrv-icd to and would consoMats i Bill No. IO (Atty.-Gen. Macdonald), re- , of residence of such member and the city of. w"a 1 l b, ..lia, M ACUQYALD said every sppli. tho h). "18103;??11313'1 Assessment Law, tytd he l specting the appointment of Notaries Public, , l Toronto, reckoning such distance a; heroin. l 1 . us.:". a before. it.) Auditor first, was though: a": ".e,r:',11',yj.ly? would be to discus: '; Was read a third time and passed. before contained, and such allowance shall l . ' _,. Il, and ever; slim-ea overlooked th": 'is'rlf1", "'35:?" allow itatand overt i, Atty.-Gen. MACDONALD moved thatths be payable in the manner hereinbefure pro- t _ 1 . ." 1 'ir. text. Bass 02. i-tfear, hear), . . R 1 . vided. i. 'C - . , 1 11 - . I Mr rr \"S 'r"",' , ti: r, k . House gomto flompitteton eso utions as a 2' 1'3. Tm. lit-.JLRulCd said there was 11 'las I=t , "We a "W "In" B. to the indemnity of members, and the salary 10. Rego/ved-That the salary of $1,090 JET _r' 5 1 l\132,?1;l£ii against the Governmnt i Mr. ld 'ruiurrit1', said he thought no g of the Speaker. la moving these resolutions _ annum shall be payable to the Speaker of inc 1,111 11 L ', "15,. appointed by public companies Exceptions Amour} :13.ch Pt d "tl; i he felt boundto acknolpdedge that te ex- Legislative Assembly. [ c'L_,', :,1, 1 rpuec o'iliiradethrgt'i1r?, Directors; 0 to: dt=ff+mssn aw a no eriment of allowin t e resent in omnity , , "ti l p, , 1 3 1t ;;, 1: fir to watch the riding-my toy if" the {question of eieicptiug trn broight Id, members had ,',e'thi,,ee'd'd't m foupld it The House then juijourrietl at IO. 0 p m y.',, r' a? " sharehoHens. An 'thiur lea». BO prominently euro e 00119 ry. was 'ustas well to ado oi; a certain a ow- T . -,r,s,'T,T,TT.C, .v. , " ,l 11.11 ~11 11. civcuisitory, and 'h' would no; 1i Se ting-3hr. an: betterplan Ite, be to Poll; "we! I h'0Trtyiiy"s 'OIC. "s'i101"ur0.?irs , . t_", ' "Ht la . r h ft is ' "' a K) T ma .6! Del - e . O . - (in. hr1.11A 1....-.or to IN?, m a0-'cvgot1rsur1 to tilt?, l ibdfght :het miirtga'fqes 8113313 b: "lltla to ' Mr. BLAKE regretted, for his own part, Mr. clt,rkerrAct to makc the Bombers oi r - t .b. . I, p . . Lbut the hon. Attorney General proposed a the Law Secret of ontario ele-'uve bv tho A "'.'.~l an. MACDON Ivo again cxnlalned taaus NS" l? much as rent. With reteronce change in the present system, which, he be- ' th ', " y _ " J " 11 '"""". ,'v ' . 1 . ', . ','i" I.' t to congregations, he thought that it would . 1 I df th di h Bar ereor. , 'e xp.;.._1:u 12 which we public accounts be far better to limit the amount of exemp- I heved, was beat ca cu ate or e we ergo M Scott (0btawa)---M tion "Thai; Ft,., ", - 2; is; -_' i. ".. m , l - f' of the public business. He believed there . r. " ". .70 , . Q. ._- ll " . .. . t tiomr. "26 tion. membor must know that it for . chan e Ever bod time for presenting petitions for private Bills Mr. LEE) said the funnier was not in any , towns: and cities were very unfavorably situ. Il',':',-,',',',' Terriers}; th old 'SL, of {bin J, . be extended till Thursday next, and that the V 3-) t ' crUrol the Horse, but to see tut the, T sled when compared with townships. which loo mg so It h . g time forintroducing private Bills be extended ._t, . 1.; tior r not exceeded b the i . C ,_ . . must have observed how t e sessions . l . ,1, .1 sh, {Till Luvs we 6 Y wero tsometimes msessed at nouone half their I th d ut for ur sees m. till Tuesday next, and that the me or _ 1H . . Lover," rim-12*. In former times, there hay. , value, and this notwithstanding that they were {$1118 "t 'd ublib p interest House on that subject be, in the meantime, 1-3;: 3.19.:th largely in excess of the appro- F were sworn. He did not think that they comp? 'd" Fo La,"l',h' in 'order to suspended. . ':. .;m:-nn,a1though the;7 had the same olliss, should go back with regard to what Wis Th5; .8; i,,, was, sr,,':'),','),,',;',',',',', had born adopt- ' Hon Attorney-General Maodot1a1d---3i'd - an: method oi auditing the public accounts held to be one of the best. laws in the land. aver Y. itil pr"fr.1 sy "t' '" I . ' 7 f i A ' " In ' . 2t . q , ..' t " T . : r, 1r. ,... wi.-. . ,1 , ed. Elie hon. friend said that after ten 1 to repeal section 6 o t 0 ct; 32 lu', Clint). as row existed. The resolution, were not Lo shot? 0. f'.? Sui. , 'y Set? the House go back , t . l fthats ate it was found that , 1 7th statute of Ontario moved acainst the Government, ant he to the times one»; ile'noped the Ccm'nit- years 11a 0 . y m, b rs f ' . . . . ,_ , I, _ . s',..".. Ihe. - ld h f ll d f . f _ H1. i),, t i, " the old evilsstill existed, that hon, morn e Mr. Coyne-To introduce a Bill maps", a'.': I . " in... d by wou ave a u an air .ee would go .n. I in " question fully, bat he, . 1 than was our . - , T 1 I rep: " from the Committee. (Laughter.) parted with the hon. iii-nicer for Bothwell, Qt1o,t'eitt,e,h'i',et,i,tnlii' 0:32:88" He (NIr " It It t', rtielr, $6501"??? 512') of 26393 't [ .-. . . .,.C ic ':t / -'r,.r.,':-, u. .1 .. l . a 1 " a . _ . 2 "Ln Tie, one en its acl - 331.3. , Mr. BLAH E, in reply. 1said a very bad _ (12.11361 11. null boo ')'" _ r.1..11...sve tie matter-ta} if"; )did not believcpthat the allowance, though séebtiilge 31%th of 'iieiiirl"rf, of the Legis- E}l§i:l:;ii.l1:i\3 be worked well by thoroughly vr,e..),'j.;/'ji'i',- 1':'1,.'1,1'1"1. r ":11?" 1:" sx'o'/r$ca'ucl,iti; liberal, was such as to induce any gentleman lativo Aeeembly," by adding after the, word l . Loceet lit-'30"; but they knew that the 3"5," "'f,i',',"',';;',';';',;'.'."° c1..s. _ in this House to continue the session one day " Township" the word to Village" ia the l proper ca use would be to prevent any dis- 1 hr. r min. L 'i? 'O-st, . said that the longer than was necegsary. Byt if such were let line, and the same in the Iith line. honesty byotherrsin the future. The pre- 1, internment or 1 his county was really the eture,tlteimportant diffiealby would 1 G M nd 1r1-Psc:rslyseio-, 1111 l sent audit had not prevented tho ex:cedmg l tried as {211,('001100 which was mores} follow that men who would be low enough to A.ty.- en. " a. one u ' e i. c.;1;:1.1:1.1.1r 1111 .11 l vi the 'cppropriations granted by the i td to 314:0U-l4m0 by the judge. He i prolong the session at the expense gardivg the tn/ef, Wilmer"? if: . i a} 1.. 'tlcucs.?. The hon. member for Algoma had 5 chemist it would bc. c, piece of mamas on I of till: country in' order to get $5 per to each ,c,rfy,yril.r:.y?:si,tss t/, this Ill,.),,',',",';,').',;":,,-!,,';,",.','::",",, Contendcd that tenure of pleasure was 3 the part of the {tor-ye (yo leave the outer as i do" would be quite capable of leav- to the Chief 1Jnst1ce pr t e "m 11",} ""13; . the some as tenure of good behaviour; ( " at present _cr'.ioictfr,s a ste.ri.tt.orrr.so F.9- 1 ind, as soon asthethitty days elapsed, and Appeal 1n fte'i1T1i,t'ciTgr:jt't,,t.,..,,"i': but he had actually last tsession moved " i _o'orc"si"rcir,uso-sts,vs N. "at"; ln-"rhl'l'i; All i when lbw were practically remaining there 11yepiipe Tangle}; y rile sl",',',),,.'.,?:..?,")? in l ' :nwzrrirnrnt to the effect that Judges should ( 1:1 or: cj/ry/ttrt, 1-.:- manner, do nope: 1 at their own expense. it it were the said Golgi) y,.. 't"llr, 8 131311»! a: . wrr> he made not removable during good tra. 1 Lust a bill uni-1:: to passed this! scam. assumed that men were capable of pro- the Hair an emcee 10mm ' . F. . 1 Lexicon and not, as at present, duringpleas- _ hip, "'ALL'S and the Ara count L 1.7 _ , tractirg to get 85, they would also be czpa- I Mr. .f?rcely-cTh,t!, tr1us 1e,':"r.,.T,'yt,fy.? ' me With reference to the ac3our.t?ot Enc- Ltd. been pa: sed his; year, azigl1'11? Linn I ble of shortening in order to save 85. There. l Comnmtce ot the n no.0 to "M11131? 11.1131 land being complex, and thus requiring a dif. ital: some surname nts warn ha: l fore, be regarded that it was not necessary to I hation to PTfUV1QG1lOP1 we pay .'yi'lh"", l 'U',?.,'" 11.111 £3th 835mm: he thought, whether thar "U It p-.-;percd by in? city of Torcnr,o Wold»! i depart from the present system. . He agreed summon-ed to assist- in the cranea or t as, .' accounts were simple " complex, that it Wail be considered, and serge steps t .lrcu in this e with his hon. friend that a reduction tur non- ot Jurors. _ . highly desirable that they should have such matter daring the parent session. l magnum should be made. That was a Mr. 11yb.ert---An Act to amend cheapo-.1- omens. of control over the public ftt1atay'ei!,as Mr. Ch'. YEN said this was a oi/slice/ce, l I par: of the old system. He was convmqed chos1 Institutions Act, of the late, Frances oi ' mold work well. He should aecept the iptec-iiors, icr person: wrzulal try to Orion)". i that a per diem allowancewas the one which . (Jimmie. .znxrdn cut. of the hon. Attym.syftsn.c,ra.l taxation in even f war. He tl;gughf; thoy:r.rivs F would best serve the interests of the oolir' . ----- 1 'rt with PENN": since he desired . that t.- t": -.. " city else-r: rusting! mull r331}; l Ly, and for his own part he felt extremely 1 WOODEN Rimming r? Select fiy1rt1r'i"r-'ts the question should receive a fair oonsidera. (Luujverr) I); tlvy 1.11.1.4", ti:;'? 'ct "1.1.1.1, 'l "use to the proposed change. He took tors will sit at the Hcuse or A153,,1x.,1.1.;y t'?'Crayct- 1 tion. wrong law in oulcr t. meet wrcag lizz'socs. i obpcrtlénfllt', 2j1 YE: ",'oi,fJ,t"gtxo,,'re/s' ( ing.1 to considliir m3 91.30%:33:322'03"fills; I ' r , ' Y .3 03 . . _ ennui. In on er o e , s' iiwa'E. r. arnegc CSi " as 5.. " w /criiiirl,.f and after some parleyiug, he sat y1sticss should bf done a roun . 11111, syetcm. . . , We are. requested to state th3t1llie has". 1 11111,." _ Mr. WILSUD' and Mr, SWINARI I' The House then went into Committee on excerdiiurcs on the London Lumen? Alarm l The amendment was then carried, and the j s1,gy,1,,.'ut something wsruld be done tais the resolutions-"511'. /,'trot't,ig,f"tg.),1aaifrc y1'd.the, (.'-iirr'y.1t',t _,'o,,ecl'1c',.1),i.j,,r:', ""'ifi'r(,",",i-';i"irJ',-. Hausa rose for recess. i' . . . t and the mucus F330 a o d ly piven Itt "Funny 3 Lin" 5.11.: I"?"." Q i. 1 _" Some further discussion ensued upon the molly moved by tho Attorney-General, on have been-London As_~.lum1 .117J.'u-\) ' a, Aiier Te'i88, details of the Bill, which was read a second adopted without discussion. l and Belleville Asylum, $35,560- ASSESSMEN ll LAW. time. The Committee rose and reported the, reso- '; wePe1e"P'Seeee1Te'eeerreh't FT" n x y the second Mr. TROW moved that the Bill be refer- lutic-ns " follows c-- 1:12,?"le irrpolt'c,'ti this iiiui,Giiril rrd to a Select Committee, 003390531 oi 1. Jloolved--.TUt in each session of the 3211111111; 1 g _ Hon. Mr. Cameron, Messrs Mclxcllar. Legislature there shall be allowed to each i . l l M SCDONALD asked Currie, Galbraith, Sinclair, Monteith, F member of the Legislative Assembly, attend. ' 'srvey-Genera l _ . _ 1 t in a Scott (Ottawa), Gow, Ferguson, Graham 3 ing at such session, six dollars, for each day's {if J='crt.s. member to explain the or] I o m 8 (Hastings), Barber, Farrier, McLeod, Ry Keri; attendance, if thegsession do not extend be. foil. and the tLovcr.--fnrricd. , yond thirty days ; and if the session extends Mr. TROW said the first amendment be Mr. FITZSIMMONS moved the second I beyond thirty days, then there shall be paya- prcireed thai; the word I're.nt' should be readinc of the Bill (No. 23), To amend ble to each memboraaetsirionat allowance of uourtrd and that income derived from rents Cap. 5?, 29 and 30, Tio., intituled "an Act four dollars and fifty cents, and no more. su- ch'. be taxed " well as '/yy.ts..effir Tue respecting Municipal Institutions in Upper . 1 2. Jh.soltvsd,---Thtst a reduction of four dol- "it had reference tthe, mS'ehlon ot hthe Canada," and in doing " tsaid that it might i lars a day shall be made from the said ses- m 2d u copgmgatmg, In the Act t are be claimed for the prestnt Assessment Law, ' sional allowance for every day on which the WW "Ph." eh"uiii,tlo11t' ppssed which were. that Councillors who have a three years' mcmbsr does not attend asitting of the r, 4'reciri,l,l.co. 'lne wot-cs m the present I lease can act more independently than those , House, or of some committee thereof, provid- ACt were _:erytrde,. and he thought th.at, it i who are elected for one year. With this I ed the House sits on such a day; but each one not the intention of the (committee argumrnt he begged to dilfor, whi e be had t day during the session, after the first on fo give an 1y1liuiled "at!" ol, ground to , no doubt that many Councillors bed, under . which the member attends as aforesaid, on olergyrran f.re.s tyt tasatioa, he uoeiine). it the present Law, honestly and faithfully done 1? which there has been no sitting of the House, WW to. certain lyy1ta The peat alteration their duty, yet in his opinion they were more l in consequence of its having adjourned over _ lid rererenee to.t.he exempt10n0l ofllcers of likely to attend to the affairs of the corpor- such day, or on which the member was in Goverrmetst resident at10ttawa and Ttet.o. ation if returned to the. Council at the close of tho place where the session was held, but , "ltye olautre hs) yt'm inserted against I?" each year than if only elected once in three ,' was prevented by sickness from attending , tsuit of the majority of the C'om.at.itttre,. but; yams. It might be acid that some munici- : I any such sitting as aforesaid, shall be reckon- l the representatives of those who; vars "d politics did nct complain; but ho would ask j j' ed as a day of attendance at such session. I it tube tto, and the Committee .,yf,.' Ill'; i did any of the municipalities complain of the 3. Jhomlved-That a member shall not be 1 had in some cases, become prejidiua , an old law? Be use net aware that an chan'ro . 1 id 1. 1 "e ' '., , . t' 1. Otta Mr. S3ott) hai 12 . "' . Y 1 " t,nti1.d.tothetue' irets'iortalailow,vnceforhuss t'rehon. meal)" 0 '1". ( . m that law hadloeodemanded by thepeople. l than ti t . d ' by. 1. a. k l 'r'r, t 1,11,11,11 ctition raylng for , 1 l in yone eye a ml and, rec (moi as l "I at day I"" a p I . , p , (Bear.) He thought that there was no tttV ', aforesaid . but his allowance for any less l the "ammo" Of the errttaiptiott. Advantage cesaity for a cisangu in tha oil law Irat 1'6 1 number of " s shall be six dollars for each f -, t "c' . , a had been taken or another clars1e,which gage had no doubt that when the €315,159 w " day's attendaice. - ravine. a power to extend the tune of them maths it was supposed that it would work l , 1 , 1 " L;llv(+'0n of taxrs, and he proposed to re1me- ell It was an experiment A fair trisl 4. th'esolt.tdrT'a.a.tt'th, and compensation r v this. Them were tlitsprincipalobjiNtions I d been aircn to the )rinci. l . d it 1121,, may be paid from1t1me to. time as the mem- T ', 1.iy, he was led to remedy. lie would not filled to pfi'v'i"G'i'),'djr'd, Bi; y P. , I' 1'6 bers become entitled to it, to the extent of ' l, nunpy the ti ne (f the House further, andl 'df, iii/i/iii io;' the "N111; Q" s'loafi1,et2i?,'.j',,' four dollars for each day's attendance as 3 , my; hrs to refer the matter to a Com. :81, been 'iiiiidi'iti"ioui2'," Ji,elfy,), P". l :1" aforesaid; but tho remainder shall beretalned 1 . ttto,, er aha" e in the.uw and 1 2f,',yfle,1y.,' or . by the Clerk of the House until the close of l Hon. lei r. CAbilrllION said there could be a C 8,11%", by a 11111311 nu "gouging" 1W1": the session, when the tinal payment shall be _', 1 l 1 1 j.-. tisn t) a (bromides on this Bill, ba. Sigrid"; the city i'/'ie'ro"/Ctilff Ohio ',l,t/'lj,f", made. _ l l, has," the law did not give satisfaction. It 1 infmruol that in London iih other 111015;", , G. Jt'esolved--That'., if any person is for any I l :. ell gular tLict the law should have gone Chimps had been rri/iiiri"iiii sinned in 3 Cause a member of tho Legislative Assembly l r.- i rot till rust year when certain exempt- i 51d" tha'; they rc:izl,t, be L,flf,td t) . for a part only of any session, then, provided l, as. mere proocscd. TLa an," amendment I this House, ahkillrr for a Chan's in the , he isamember for upwards of thirty days "and destined to meet Hotels. "lam" iii; . and judging {Rm the local grass there 1 during such session, he shall be entitled to ' .., is": 3.31 was taxed, out he wished aid, tb demand from the comm If)" {return _' the sessional allowance, subject to the de- 'dust use rentalof that sum should also be to the old system, in, swam); one mm," " duotion aforesaid for non-atteudanoe " a Luci. tuorirgas'ei',wer'? Bit0) 903 to this rule, been tried and found Wintm What Jil', i,, member, and also to a deduction of four dole rx, 1:; hon. memos-r thaw-115 that the two was te d was a return to the ol dgsystem oi an lore for each day of such session before or s'. Cd d Lo put on an filming-,1 There are nual election of councillors (Hear hear) alter he was amember; but if he is, amember 13:. i' grounds of ",'yy,y.e/.i.tcrraityst; the A.a" He was quite satisfied that ii the H011", ice- for only thirty days, or less, then he shall be . .. --::-.<nt Law. The i1f/cil,1',-itie class, for m- ed this Bill it would be found to workpwell entitled to six dollars for each day's attend. , ." 7 Lce, said attui,a,thiate'i'ttlig'otg,' 22:35:11 an d to give the country every satisfaction. 'Ile, at such session, whatever be the length 1- . , " t, - , " . . , . . a 1:106 idiom" 1tyvld.ye exempted. With V Mr. 1913135313 tsaid tars Bill showed the erect o. 11 11d to oxtrmptiomn.i.t was a very difliealt P"'"'. Gillie? , " the Assessment mm. It 6 Roolved--TUt there shall also be al. binism. It was said may, by exempting j pr" unpomble ttget slaw to sultan parties. loved to each member ten cents for each ':" (1,1,3 from taxation, aid was given to ' It was1not long 811108 , law was passed which Pile of the distance between the place of re- l, 11,11}ch But ho did not think that it would 1 authorised til; , ectron of Councillors for Hldence of such member and the City. of To. l I .1 (1 "Jim, to put a tax upon churches. M inis- L three warmth" his law had not been intxist- Pnt.o, reckoning such distance gmng and 1 t o',' "comes were, very small, and it was i one? more b ii To years, and now it was 0611111133, according to the nearest mail route, l: considered only reasonable that an income I desired to c Hurt Mk to the old system of Which distance shall be, decided and cartified apt, C" t, d oald nottretcir, but it was ' annual tlytyme m believed the so is by the Speaker. /'ytt; ' tty can" , tgome W 1 , / I . . .1. " 4 r p p 1.liqlgttgtta" _ ' r".."'i' .. . "A',', r Ph '. "on, r then {03nd tht 834' a "IE ' " "T - r - it _ - ' 1 " of this yrs-Al- aua'iic.Si.s'iL.uc.rsa. wen-mm a. _ -