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I - ,'l -- i.- . ' T Tr .' I c, _' ' , I 'l.?. M. L.; 'ry Th', F-F-e , I I I" .. Mr. tytorttottavaV-0t course it would. ' T . tained it the improvements lid not been .. Hon J S. grACDotrALD--'J'aiar, chair. ". , ' msde, but not the power of wresting the _ . . . h dr pod , land away from tb man who hind innocently The matter t en op . -- improved the land, Every member conver- GAME LAWS. c sent with thetlaw must be. acquairiltelgavlth ' en went into committed-L many cases 0 great injustice whic oo. MIthgoi'nuth? thair-on Mr. Trow's Bill V curred under the operation of the pro-out . ter the bstter protection of game. law. The Court of Chancery refused to help " l tt,i d ,, e (u1n the time for . emu: into his lsnds unless he consented to f J?.':.,', t9 "1 /"r"'s'" are. atgthe 15taAa . . pay the value of the improvements. He "if 'r," fitl'a' ' "'" , g thought no man should bs in a position so tat, (', "an wed An amendment that say to another, "You have e'owcd, I will . ll ',r,l':.1"' " t . " th 1 to _ reap; you have made that valuable which 1.. a. Jr. b Bull me:. I" a m n s r, was before comparatively valueless, and noa I: inn me new 'by -.'r. Trow, and the for yourself but for ma." To avoid what he V claust- St. " , -.. e. l th st (Mr. Blake) had no hesitation t saying wee S we "I --'*'~:.Iers t' -', _ rot e (no ion, _ ascend and is race to t ea atialatratlsn . COLl'trillii-g that the Li": 1o',','il',i,',i,l would of the law, he l',,'.?l'ls'f iorwnrd thin Bill. T not owl; .'loltahly to the "hole of the Pro. l " " This was not a squetters' Bill, recognizing vim... .'m' hie-Dongs" suggested that the ', the right ole men who went upon land kno t I totr.m"t6tt 'hotsld "'0. border thataepeclsl ' ing it we! not his own and improved it. Duel I .1 immune might be appointed to divide the a tide would be a mistake, for it would ten: i _ . "mince into dismal. He moved an .» toencoursge entsroaohmtsttts on other persons' :nenduiect to this oiled, which was ruled . property. But where 11itfiealuos foccurred l. oat of order. owing to forged deeds, dif%uldaso deyrtruo. I . ' The Jane, as married, was then carried. ' lion, or mistakes in wills-milim asses onus- ' in my m . red where men went upon and thinking it n" - ." ,n" Iyf. meted that the com was their own, these mm should not [we mittee ballad use, with anew to the whole the value of thclr imcrovements Tais w b' _ outln ein considers. b a I e l . ",5." ' " i ' _ gm": g y p o al com tho purport of the loll. , Mr. brr'7ODFl and Mr. MrKBLLARmp. Aron: J, l Ill-\'V'DOVA'J' "vised W 1 sorted this nution. which was lost on is Bitll.dHe "id 'rt,fg'ii1.1,,1,b,,i,f, it his 1" f' 13"" i angina" , in re uce a nova e\.urein'o our e you XL: I Tho succeeding clwsas luring been can I and would 'plve we to mach mLc'ai0f and f rird, the unmmiitee rare and reported the h.rd ttwetbreg l ' _ Bill wi.h certain amendments. Third rear Mr. PA1tDEE sail that this Bill infra. ',, ing tomorrow. (lucid no new fratars into the is v. ls si a. l pLAanQ TREES. ply provided tlst one man should h) I . . have the udvantap.u of another in.» .':s Co 'ar On motion a Mr. ScOtt (Grey) the House without "t:,iue,r iitf, it. rm r 3; il:., Wop, 'dir went into tttmntltho on the Bill to l [Harlin jwtive that it would aota..d 0-:Lli' l encourage theplnnting ot tr... upon the I not to b: denied. The lynx-£- in; a'rex -: ' i"tit,t,,eel?g,ife, and to give the . E tccogtized the rriiiciple if his bil, for is? to my II'lmllltl'eea "the owner-I 1 torsion there Was a Bill puvod which pro on t . .isil "Intent to Inch hlghwnys, Mr. vided that if a man berg-lit land find"! a mic Ill,",,",',,',,',':?,',':',:, for taxes, 1:t!levir,rc that. trulvt. c. ruin c " l e "rlttrm clauses of the Blll were - (iimetanCCe, the sale was good, sol was in tos and "cumming. than '2d2'f2p,'Jt1'. ' consmueuce he had mad-3 iiprosreinsntt., he. Third Ming to.morrow. i ehtuld no: be disprlve'i of those im-ro/e. . 1 inputs wit out heingmiai for 'hem l'nnre MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. was nothing novel in this '3 ll. and it J,:,":,",'-,') Mr. ANDERSON moved the House into enacteda prinzlnle of simple justizo, a'raaig comm?" a. the Bill for the J2It,ttt, of riecognl'zcd liyltne Legislature. He believed, l corrup pm " munioi 00th M . i this .lil' (in not now bun-mo is J, it, woul l Baxter in the chair. pal I". A r fi,'" bu loig bolero the (igveinm mt nrought Att Mun. MACDON b n s 81:11 lar nun-lire. i was my: the first the Bill lhould be 1'fl';fdH,r"grt1,'ih,t,,' time the Governmcrt hill trrowyi. the: T and the amendments proposed hyitbe mood 311320. "ml (ism-rim 21mg?) I broa hr, 'i' '0' on the Con-o . . ' 0 ion. men er or 'out Knee, its ibV union. WM Municipal Law next Perdu) sometimes tumult: ice no Irrr, , a ' reason than that they were intinluo ,1 l-. f,eaAii,,i,"i,r,'isoi2,eit'prtt:et1elg,e that. hon memhu. lie Irhvtd tho lbs.- I lGenenl, but modified In onye or two 93:32:" 'ttf tfy/tl'": to 'ef2tt'..tr.i" 'arl. He Was assured bi many 00rr-s on. - t'. _ jE,'c oppose la ol . ("his that thrc we: a brush unuseicy loft: In n. Mr. CAMERON ra'd that tho Ti _ Bill. Which would be increased by the .09", not his most tsrriualltied diop.rroval, sssqltrsitt,, cation for bxnuees, on account of tha Giv.y ootcu?sted to d [rive pcoolc of thir right . railway measures passed during the session Teen, "a! DO "Ch "yy.o'/Y hnt.strcn the l 1ett,c111.t'"t the lam of the Committee users proposed by tho Bill uni the cues of l on e i. . nistnkui surveys and sales for lama. {lie ' After some discussion ti . public interest required that hurls would u 'r, lied that the committee pd, 1:131 2:92:33 f',,'.',". lie idle and unproductive, ant th ""5 'rr' gre". they "are sold fi" taxes ; but in tho Hill "1" , , _ .,. - FIN TP por.uity wool lu, given for west ('1'qu M BLMI o'TAK m" iII'th. since a mum rule ht onto" upon lull br-langii'i Ir. ' " I r. "-l stt" ' v. r. In: :... t'ii:l 'iyli',Jt,vae1,'t,1c',,"gm,2.'e,t'si,t I ,tfa'chara1o,g'/lte,int'i'Usi'e' ra, 3.3;; j.',,,'),,,,:?:", . proving lands under a mistake of) title u, l mum of the true owner to immense. Too . said thatthe present tttate of the law ocoviioa. I (met of this was, under the Ir.11. sinply tn l I Ally necessitated the passing of inrrrtvas I force the true owner to sell. The cue o, l t laws for the purpose of 1 , auxin" titles or r timber being cut " an astute was not mot l f legalize conveyances Liiii byamarriud w; i by thls Bill. The eifeet of the Bill was to 5.1? ti,trett2',": Jg'g,'"g"'U,g. hed not . "'S'eéid'lif; it; who if" it: "3 tlo laud, 1 one reorenoe to t an. lt i an I e m, an no e rueoavue: . g held to be . cruel nad unjust thing for": V l of the land, who was entitlei to the pro- l owner of land to lay by for years, and "m, coeds of the timber. He did not believe that i allomng another perscn to come in and cal l tt ere Ity' anything like tu.h a nun'cec a; grails 'g"d"l,hrtg Ist which the psr. l can; l 1a Justice as reguirfjd she prison; o', or o , at hie ari " sue a l as to use . In er s View I so... defeat in Jd title 1rtltiad',rrtii"/, I he moved the JI ',',,r'd"tl'i, hoist. ' ' 'e,yr1ni1dyt lihe 'ht'; taut of erSC'lel )0 i It, being within a few minutes of 6 o'ciork, . In tso is a our. . his was , P , . .. the principle on which the various in vs othri, giLftlgLLAR moved the adjourn:noat which bed the ellcct of trares'orria4 "no . If." It"',",',',",,',', , rmother, had Men foantl. BUSINESS. f f" . lpfeare to him to be no in no th. , , . , jurt and reasonable that if a man Wont (I: AttyMhm MACPONALD moved thst [ ta, Fai d of another balicvin ' " to be 'ni. _ when the .Iiouse adjournsit shall etani ail- lawn had the las 13%,", sign" v" , loomed till ten o'clock on the foliOWlm: I the " ' h . . . _ . ll, t py "" momma, and that Private Bills should have '1 'd'i'llri',11'd,'," Jen," Ezdauid'lo lievun'n prrccu'ctco for the first hour on Saturday, h l - ,, '.'tp'r0vetc1a1t'3, Got ernmcnt busimss being taken up on . f, 0111.6 not trfei',vn",1,' the loud and hive the I hiondsy Carried .(n; ils ct e imprzwmn- nt, vlttvrrta ' ich i" f . . pa.) log for the irri rovemenis, or permitting Tie House then adjcurrei till ten o'clock _ the men who has gone in t.' gm the land "r tomorrow morning. _ the value of the land its-:11. it me unr-m- N __._..____ l unable to say that the true tt6rttt t' should l6 "r'------"--'-------" ' . Ae comrellci1 to pay the esti:natut value of the ' improvements, whim might not bi so val 1- I . . able to him , and, thoref .re, the alternative . to which he had ruferred 'rar pasc".ted to him. He proposed that tho true ownnr .' should al tar": pat all that in! cotell hm, oh. " . t I I l.l d u '