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<a" THE LiW REFORM AC!. ie _ | , Mr. BETHCUCNE moved thexecond reading of a | B.11 to amend the * Law R foun Act of 1863." | _Mr. BLAKE said as the Act consisted of but a @l single amendment of he exieting law, he could see _ | no reason for reterring it to & Committes. _ | | The Bill was read a second time and ordered to _ | be taken into Committce of the Whole to morrow. * THE RAILWAY FUND. | * The report of the Comm'ttee on the Bill to make <| farther provision touching the appropriation of *)/ the Raitlway Fund was recoived, and pursdown for | the third reading to--morrow. sefi PRAUDULENT DEEDS, &6 BX _ _The report of the Committee on the Biil to de-- | clare the truc construc{ion of the act passed in the thirteenth year of the rcign of Queen Elizibeth and cap. 5, and intituled 'An Act against frauda-- ient deeds, alienations," &¢., was reccived,and on moion of Mr. Blake the bill was erdered to be re:d a thirl time to--morrow. THE BUDGE i. Iou. Mr. BLAKE announced that the Treasurer would mave his financial statement to morcow (Tuceday) evening. The HKouse on motioa of Mr. Bleke adijourned at 8:10. Netices o€f Mcotions«. Mr. Blakc~--On Woednesnay, motios, that for the remainder of the session Government notices and orders have precedence on Thuredays. Mr. Blake--On W edunesday, leave to introduce a Bill, entitled an Act to amend thel w as to tho fees of Registrara. * Ar McLeod--Notice, that, when the HTouse is In Commiitee of the Wholeon sill No. 23, he wili move to restore section 2# of sald BM L. Mr. Morrick--That ho will in Committce c{ the W hole Houae on Bill %o 4, entitled an Act to_ em. [ power certain persons to appesatr As agents avrd act -" | as advocates to tha Division Courts in the Province | of Ontarto, move that the following clause be in-- | sorted in said Biil ;--** That any party wishing to ' rovive a indement io sald Division Conrt can, upon Aling with the clork of +aid Ceurt the noceesary alfidavit, procure an execution against geods« and chaittels, wiihout the endor:atioa cf the county Judse, upon said afidavit, & d an corder cin im-- mediatcly issue for said ( xecution. Mr. RKykert--Engziry of the Governtigil { one John W Lewis, a land valuator, bas beef disimiesed by the Jtcpartment of Crown Lsnds. and if 8so, | when; also whether any and whut instructions wore given to said Lowis to value lands in Hough-- ton Centre. Mr. Pardoo--On Wodnesday next, to in{ireduce & bili entitied * An Act to &able Railway Compa-- nies to provide the necessary accommodation for _A traftic over their radways, and to '"Amend the Railway Act." MAMr. Wood (Victoria\--On Wednesday next, to in-- | troduce & bill eatitled * An Act to amend the As-- J reesment Act of 1819." ¥Mr. McKellar--That the House w ill ou Thureday next resoive itsclf into a commiitec of the whols to consider the following resolution : *"*That it shall be lawful for the Lieutenant Governor in Council to direct the pa ymoent out of the consolidat-- cd revenus of the sum of not less than dollars to the County In--pector of, Schouls for cvery Me-- -- | chanics' Tustitate which he may inspect and regort unan to the Commissioner of Astriculture."