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Apyocarps nmupiision COURT® After recess, din Mr. DEACON mored the 80090 £1 to 'p; {n pergons, of a BMI to empower ¢¢r4* tes in the pear as agents and act 48 4090°®0°%, [2 ; Division Gouris of the Provi2®® c limited to The suits in these courts P#95 lar mex-- sums of $100, it did aot P*Y '§§" d them bers of the legal professi0n ;o a m{! the w This Bill provided that 't""'nt:lor en tain j snd others might prastiss, uode"r ©*" restrictions, Bill be Mr. BLAKE suggested that thod 1:;1 i uy referred to a Selsct Committes, an P ;bt would be well, if clerks were admnt: 'lo practise is Division Courts, that thzt t * mitted only on bebalf of their m 01'3 so that there might be some check. The Gov-- ernment were not favourable to the prop»: sal to allow the jadge to tax the costs as in the Bill. The Rill was then read a second time, aud on motion of Mr. Deacon, was referred to a Selech Comumiitee, composed of Attorney. General Crooks; Pardee, Boultbee, Mas-- dona!d, (Leeds), and Deacon. SHORT FORMS OF MORTGAGESY, Mr. MACDONALD (Leeds,) moved the :econd T('&ii!]g of a Bill to amend the Act intituled, " An Act respecting Short Forms of Mortgages in Upper Canada and bsing chapter 31 of the Statutes of Canadsa, 27.28 Victoria" He exrplained the provisions of | the Eill, the object of which was to simplify | the procedure and render it less expensive. Mr. BLAKE said it did not appear to the (iovernment that it would be reasonable to vary thelong form of mortgages in the way pro-- posed, which would make the short form not a fair representation of the effect of the long one, and induce the mortgagor to sign under the apprehension that he was golnf to get real substantial not'ce before the sale, He admitied gcrievances existed, and the Govern-- ment proposed to consider, though they would not be able to do it this session, whether it would not be porsible to provide some shorter, sim-- vler and less expensive mode of realizing I by sale general mortgage securitics, Hs hoped after theso exp!anations the hon. l gentlemen would not press his Bill. _ Mr. MACDONALD agreed to withdraw | bhis motion, and the Bill was discharged, | REGISTRATION,. | _ Mr. MACDONALD (Leeds) movedl the | secord reading of a Bill to amend the Act of | Parliament of the Proviace of Ontario, in tituled *"*"An Act respecting the establish-- ment of Repgistry Ofices in Ridings, and to emend the Resistration of Titles (Oati | rio} Act" He explained that the Bii | providea that if an ifastrument, no matter whiere exscutcd, was filed in Qasbesc, a cor-- SiGet ~y of it when produced migh;: be i tered in this Province. ® EE'THUNE palsted out the evils « ont of the {acility already exi--ting 8 ef the BW1 tw a s<lect committee, but ho po'rtes out tha*t that committee would hay« to gee thit sufl.irnt gusrantees were pro " .('t: of the cenn neness of the m-{;in'] ofpm y famnal Coctments executed outsido of the Provia®c» of Quebeg, Ike DBUI was read a secor1 time and re-- fermnd to a select committeo, composea «: the Attornsy.Genera!, Dercehe, Bethune, Princ», Deacor, Lauder, and Masdonaid Lceds) * LAW CF PROPERTY AND TRUSTH Mr, EQODGINS moved tho second reading of the Bill to amend the law of property and trusts, and explained its provisions. (A | summary of this Bill appeared in Tae Gross j of yesterday.) ' bMr. CROOKS discussed favourably the . p'r'oviaior.s of the Bill, and pointed out iss : effects,. j Mr. CAMERON pointed out soms objec-- | tionable features in the Bili. 1 The Bill was then read a second time, and | on motion of lir. Hodgins, was referred | to a select committee, composed of the Attorzney.General, Camsron, Beshune, Princ> Parace, Macdonald (Leeds), Fairbairn ani Hcdgins, ASSIGCNEES OF CROSES$ IN ACTION, Mr, HODGINS moved the second read ing of the Bill to eaable the Assignee of Chos:s in Action to sue at law in their own name, sud explained its provisions. (A sam mary of this Bill appeared in yesterday's Groxsr ) Mr, CROUKS spoke in favour of the Bill, | and pointed out the ovile which it would b« | likely to remedy. Some of the details of i: | ' might be amended, | _ _ Mr, BETHUNE suggested certain amand |} ments to the Bill. It should provide for the right of set.off, and in some other respects skhould be amerded by additional provisions Ir. CAMERON thought the Bill was a move in the right direction, though, in hi« opinion, it needed certain modifications., lir. FATIRBAIRN suggested an enlarge-- ment of one of the provisions of the Bill. The Bill was then read & second time, and referred to the same commitiee to which his other BiUl was referred. | )(_)n motion of Mr. BLAKE the Houss then agjourned at 9 o'clock. | e ues NOTICES OF MOTION3,. ',§'3}'~ Crosby --On Friday--Engquiry of ministry :--Whether or not it is their in tentiion t% "»lng down during the pressut session a Bil regulate un ining i hie Province. § derdraining in Mr, McDonald (Leeda)--On Friday--¥Ea-- quiry of Ministry :--Whether they intend to bring down during the present session a Bil} to abolish the payment, eithor by law, stamp or otherwize, of fees to the fee fund i'n suite or proceedings in the Division Courts of Oa-- tario, leaving the fees payable to clerks and | bailifis as at presont. | ~o------(ge----_.. % k 4 bivbiat 2s 4 * R