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Pei) " .. ' , .: c; 1w Firutri1ets '5imeapet, ha," More]. "pulled It" gone 01.. t would mind the mem- . ttf for Middle-e: that it we. not the Oppo- ll Inion who deluged Million. It was not " . 'itir fault if the School Bill were not ad. _ lunged another Itnge to-dsy. (Rear, hear.) 4 MY' Hon. Mr. CAMERON aid that he re- f ( aired the ossistnnce of Dr: Ryerson before Elie proceeded with the Bill; but, unfortu l Gtely, that gentleman was ill. f ( The Home adjourned at half-pest tive. I j I ___ _--------------------- I , commune or PUBLIC meow re} - l A This Committee met at half-pest nine yes- :erday morning. There were pratmltr--Mr. Cumberland mirmsn), Hon. Mr. Wood, Hon. Mr. Mo ' iGia, Messrs. Blake, IHeod, Cameron, Batty. McDougall and Ninth. Item s150, in the case of Hamilton V. Dr yll, came TIP. ' yr. BLAKE demanded 4rxplartstiomr. Mr. MCGRIGOR, being summoned, stated glut liedell was an old soldier and was enti. tied to certain land. The land, by mistake, was sold to one Hennlton. .Finallv, the . from]. a lsw suit arising, paid B.edell a :hlusand dollars, and also gave a quit claim, p.'Je same time paying its own costs. I in the case of the item of il50, for adver- Ji/rg in the Canadian Frennan, Hon. Mr. WOOD explained that the charge ' was for advertising in connection with the , murder of McGee, and the reason why the _ advertisement was inserted in this piper W.' chat it would 2:;th perms Mir papers did I fit reach. My, 8: , In"? said he could not see that thr, I :ivcrtizenzcnt was authorised; nor could he ;del'5tallll why it should be charged to the :mntlve Council Ollice. l 11m, Mr Woon said he could give no an. ' f mr, lie thought the advertisement should 1 not hut icon charged to the Executiee' l franc] Hi" .9, but to the expenses of crum~ I l :31 jirei.c, Mr. 11mm. raid he could not see that other _ alverbiscnunies shout the same subject he." t been char g'. d to the Executive Council. . He would more that the 'ih'euurer be authorized I m lay before the Committee the names of the l :ther papers in which the advertisement I :hat had appeared in the Fri" man had been i aserted, and to whet departments the other i I yiituu'iscrnt-sm'a of like nature had been I targui Carried, fr, we use: of Mr. liessell, the Crown, 1,3363 Agcnt, l Mr. Rum: moved that the committee! 1 shmhl have a return of the "average ramu I aeratiun of Mr. llussall ior the past three I yams. Carried. l Ycn, Mr. MGM: lliiit it asked when the I racCat'itv, a? All, ('aJ'leV should be pro- b 233211 with. J, The C'n ', I _'" as mid the examination would ' .l av 4"»: ills->15, a protr.;cted one. ' 1 Hon. 1s"r. Wow» suggested that the series if we: .'tl which it was determined to ask '11: ( may sizeuid he submitted to him in THC', 5;. I 1h, i? x :' ~13] the}. perhaps Mr. Cayley w::,1?'.xue:».>. :; jaw-tin to draw up a series I f net}. is .l Miswcm himself. (A 131:.4 l I The lemmi- of expenditures on the Gov. Silillirllt Home having been submitted, , 'ir. :2: mimid that the statement did . C, t xive the dates of the expenditures, so q 1.15.:- 12 L' orutmittas could not teil how much l Ir: s; in: cuch your. , 1 '. Mr. Wmn promised to have the l I 1J3: runr,icri' by Monday. 7:1: duration of the exacnination of Mr. _ l .z- i. v have; spin came up, i hit 3:: I, i sir! there were many things i' '," mirrtrof a ' _ w examination; besides, l ", -'!7"'.'..'T _' v: cld doubtless wish to ex- l I Cr, i" flu} _"i£-f.' with reference to certain 1 j" , fir. Ct' .x '.";:.:'n had been mentioned by l . 'r'. 'r. rr, "sr" 'C', said triablrr. Cayley I l _' _ ",' ~r no. '-'rx7,civii'iriicepe, chose he had I /ror.eicr', 1.3.3:". l I yr, Bi l .it---As to the Ga: I". l I 'a'lcn, 3'341 'A'irsrr-1"es., that was a bad I , italic-es. ' _jryrs,i.'/r:s/i:y egreed that the examine.» I J I! o,' ly". CN,, lay should not, be groceeliezl I a in said the .committee had me. 8 further I 3:03:35 la their present investigations. l lixev-trmniitfce then rose, to meet at half. I pas: 2.119 on Henley morning. t ------i----- -- t-_----- , ., e. .. J mime BILLS communes. ' i IA $3537?! of this committee was held at ti flt\'(hf)1'10\)i{ yesterday forenoon, the At. c K'rvcri crrerai presiding. ' ~he till, for the distribution and settle l gen-3' otthr, estate of the late Hen. Me. t 'j'fmu'ze, ei Lindon, came up again for con. t narration. . , Use. J. H. CAMERON addressed the e ',f//,"it'/tysn hehalf of the promoters of the a Nettie ci.ed numerous cases in the past I: fi',ciaiittiort of the country where Parliament , t jEst,epp,ey in and defined the construction ' t "[3: would be put upon wills of the same . 's"iv"i'iptiarrt as that of the Hon. Mr. Goodhue. o The question " to whether evidence j 5 iteuid be taken was decided in the negttife: TI (l the Courmittee, who then adopted tlt. I {leenible or the Bill, thereby giving summon I Mm measure. ' - 7 -+H. -e -- I l XOTICES OF MOTION. I ' Ar.. (a.'oyntrr-. Bill to amend the .Statutel .ot : "13519330113. by shortening the pyiods.trithin 1 ' 'lia claims to real (stste may be paid. J I I