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, ix , , 0 F, W. I i f'rr . . q A F,-"' - ,. '~,, J TTIN" . rr TT~'-"!""'Y"u. I if "l'S _" non Mr WOOD idthat ". "and _ - ' = an». Pr,' . II. i ' CM. s, iii: tIve, ttlute other? I. " . t . a SBM . t' ' "k " t _ ' _ W o . . " _, aenae the principle of thie Bill S, that in l A ' "' 't"i.r..r, l It would have: very besnerfhn'al oftoot, but _ _ 'e case of t,0tiiyI,t,1i,,t1, Ithtt credi. _ 'g, "unlit in gtn'g it, lger'ing the ttttt I " g r, r ma ,imme in u a ebt bei . or w io a . on given un _ M r, . , cred ted by "process, him"); tiii'i?'ir,'ii',?. donors. 5;: , l that debt Ml the property of debtor. Mr. WOOD (Brent) held that it was poe- 7.2.1,. L Now he would ask was the House in favour Able that cases might arise where claim! T jr'r., _ ot euch " important principle! If that W" ' might be "tirfled and " the parties would . . r, , , ' l to be the principle governing the relations _ _ refuge to (riiiii'i'rii'e the fie", and it would be . 1;: it between debtor and creditor, it was well as well to make provision for such oaees. . . I , . l that they should know it. Mr. CAMERON thought the Bill would a r" ~ ' Hen. Mr. CROOKS said the lien only i be inoperative and would benefit no one; but 7/7? , covered the property improvod. he thought it should Ttl', '50 labourers ." "1' . , I I well as to contractors. he Bill was a species T 5, - 1 g; yr. W900 laid, 1" had used the words i of clue legislation, and should never p93- _- ' 'd I "" partial "n" I Atty-Gen. mower observed that the a ', j, lion. Mr. CROOKS said the vendor I member for East Toronto held that the Bill h ' g I alMys had a lien until he was paid. , l was a it? one, and yet het wantedTil: re; j- . i , more e naive in its opera ion. a an M . , Mr. 330p te, that perhaps} , i one should say the principle of the Bill was , , l grocer . en on d till'htl do F bad, and yet want it utended,_ _was . _ " te. orapound oi - be not untl , _ something to him altogether unintelligible. ll I idem it,.but, td'1id"a'",t,t'ti" 1tlf, ltl _ It was said this was class legislation. The n t if l ','llrtrit,'2,e. 11',"i1',,,',t'J' {2:13:13- law provided special promion for the i:- Jd l s-', ' ' It, iri was a iiiii'lri(i dealer--. mm came to :gverysf rift ht,' he ir,t',gt,,'t'r'gT, - 1 i l inland bought from him nails and paint and ' reggeryogf ',h"I'd e T1f2fCe"l'l, differ. l t ' in n,hsud med them in building them: ',,,',t; "- enco it was in favour of the -utter. Items q i at t e same time, mu t nor an our . . ' . . i "a groceries. Nomi; to on. law, tho a 2f, 'at/tttl' Tgtg'p"glitft "tdt li i,rJiii'jthtxgg1Utjun,1ig' him}? grow the ilitl"'deeor of hia "1913"" t't _u1, i to ' and yet on the groceries he would luv." ' :e33t93336 th ',ri',g'ip)pt.11plfl' tn: , ' '* , tto claim cscespt by "PM" law. mm?" _ K'gf,'l2' had introduced this Bill, and he 'a t that thag not Ptol'er 1eiulation. If the uv V had placed a limit of $50, under the impres- . , ! troduction of this Bill was inspired by eion that without that limit he could not get ia ( _ t the same spirit which had led a l the Bill passed. He thought that the rs. ; " l 3, tgp,',',":,',,,',',' go t', Hamilton and make Eleni a: the limit. altpgether Oo'liId do In; 'W, e meo ice ere believe he was arm cause a ion or a sine amoun f ( i their friend, then the honourable member iriiiil not, except in 'rpeeial ciMetr, be 95h- i, i for East Toronto was 2tfilitd in his amend. blished or? ttte ofd the expense. 'this I went ashe ("may ed Kerod and made measure a n trio in other countries f the whole thing ridiculous. The mechanic I and been found to work satisfactorily, 'i i had eunuch remedy under the preeent law and not to encumber unnecessarily real f ' - other class; in fact, more so. because estate: There was no object to be gained / in; the sympathy of his fellow workmen and the by tuning the limit at 35. It it was to be ", I sense of aelf-mtereet and the fear of public rtde.ctd..to that ligure, it would be better to 1'irds opinion, made the non-payment of mo anioe abolish it altogether. . by their M" Tor, uuptioel, " this Mr Deacon's amendment having been " illlii matter was to be gone into at all it mutt)" ruled out of order, tht. amendment of Mr I J I gon, into systematically, and . PP.'""" Crooks, abolishing the limit altogether, was ' . l, "Pd. that - debt 1gutrt u settled ttruns" catried. The House Went into Committee, diatelrtr, Fl" P"??? of the tu/ttht,',',', (Mr Hedgins in the chair), Iaiopted the gdth,tetWa mak ' - 1,h,1drdl amendment and reported the Bill. " a; as}, 'IU')', tut 631$? mgr" rths 3131910016 moved the third reading of h of the trade and manufacture of tU country t e l . . ' . . 9 ied The House divided on the motion, which , _ i w" cam on. was carried Yeas-ol Nn tr-HO , In _ Mr. BETHUNE observed that mercantile Y . f , . ' y ' a men hadapecial legislation in the Insolvent 1.iu' -hlo.tt?., C'rooks, fleott, WWW"), t' wr " Act. (\lalxirii, Mel-411;", Perdce, Gow, Willivau, " r ,4 . Hami ton), oduins, Oliver, Baxter, Ii , Mr. il,2f,"tiNi,', tec,wg'ihu! (lemons, 't'yeiiCii," Cook, Webb, Sphgor, 2 M a Mamas: 0 Fen tt " i ('larke (Wellington), Smith, Gibbons, . ' i \ 'T ttla UNE id it tho same in I (image, 1r'iilt,',',' paiton, Pegterson, _ I IE': r. I" l m 1 i'l'os l, . son , imtie, t . ' V '3 i this ttMe. It was no pow Principle that was V Muriel, McLeod, '/h't',',' (mail? ' I l: sought to be established. " a wagon- l l am.er'on,Macd_ouald. Wells, Prince, Grange, , _ , meter repaired e carnage he had . lien upon 1 bit "duh, Merrick. Boulter, Rykert, Lauder, _, l i ' _ l it till " ,ytoxe.rt W" paid, lt was t.ruo Snetemger, Williams (Durham), Graham, 3 I l I that I? hey,', lm gambit, 1?: tt egg-g: (liiiblinroln, rl,':'.,',',,',',:',,',':"??,,', Edgar, Hamilton, l oou o i , r , "t . I a . e l fhe building oi houses, the builder could not 'd"or,tg,'itl?,'trl'lJ,""d'sl,'Gt 'dtlilh, 'i/i',o2p. C l keep possession of the house, and therefore 'lm, Haney. Scott (Grey), Deroche, Moak-- I' ' ,mwwwemmmm m. i ere ore, . o NAN -- Ferguson, Ania h Harrin n V ' I . reasonable bum Wood (Brant), MeMantm, Itdl, Began: l Mr DEACON said the impression wae| ll cod (Victoria), Dawson, Fraaor-10. " ' _ l that t.h.e Bill was only to give mechanics, Mr. Fairbeirn, for the Bill, had paired . g I machinists, builders, and a on. alien, but it with My., Boultbec ; and Mr, Barber, ahro , J l WWI}! ahro Slug"? tlt, My 1""in 'gli'. for the Bill, not being in the Chamber at the . " i $321333 313m Td 'l'2't','lior'h," Olipbsol tet,' the motion W" pat, was not allowed to ' I l . f, to the rinci act the Bill and would there- " , . _ . . ) l fore INF"! tt the Bill iri'raauiasu," with l (:1!)th wad then read a third time "d LI l instructions to so amend it that the opera. 1' "tA'. . 1 tion of the Biro behtreest)ricted to the City M ' DRAINAGE WORKS. i la Toronto. ( we r. l . t . , . ' u . Mr. MERRICK suggested a verbsl altere- a:'t,,e,t,tittyM'a,e,0Piilehi , Bill to ' . " . . x . o certain moneys tron so as to make the prousion apply only d b t to be h, ild is and notto merchants who an . l? c en Fre. imntod for the cogtatrut> J, , is": m:teii ale y lion 'dd'?2git,.g/,kh by municipalities, w _ . was rea a me eased , if Mr. FITZSIMMONS thought Mr. Deacon DE F 1 Tan p l PA: l must leoklllg in proposinghis amendments. A . AND DLI I" AND BLIND. Fri u it we. pulled it would be a great injustice On'motiou of Mr. PARDEE, a Bill re- I t J, l to the mechanics of Ontario. m had seen t:ree.t.yy.i?.eetisttit,e, for the education and " . instances m which mechanism were unable to instruction of the deaf and dumb and the '. i get their wages, although their 1',th',q',1 "mad" Ontario, was read a third time and " ' lrove about in their carriages am are phase . , V I l Til to l _ , P ou, y. TELEG l; ' , " Mr. MCMANUS thought the Bill "as not On the ' "a 2 'P, MF§>AGE1 i needed in the rural districts, and it Mr. the 'd,',',',',',)')',',", ono ret.tyulg the report of _ a r l Deacon would change " amendmentao as to proof of ltelee on hlib:I Bill to ttisp the , " Cl ttei are other cities ant. towns he would other written 1foSfU,'ll't'""' ttttem, and " v . h . Hon Mr. CROOKS 1 F I OLIVER was aware that there was a . . mttFet ttet the report l "q, ' sd'il.," law in force in the State of Michigan, 2: l' ti,g',,'Ua'1i,ph, but that it be referred _ l ' I and it worked well. He had been an advo. T instruction. to o e Whole goose, with ", i cate for web a Bill ever aince he had a seat that "no". and??? the reading of it so _ 'e, ' in the Home, and he would be happy to 39° mstioe to re uire t'tl'le, by I? ot . I T ' h " l the measure carried tgr'ough as it was, and meat. q proo ct an original dorm. f ii i k the amendments vote own. The motion " ' C . " 11-. If . . . . WINE) andtheHonao- "ll ' Mr. PAXTON was in favour of the pm my, Committee on the is'iii". M123 1 I 1 w an: ., - , I; - = stClii'ii'i, m " 'alil5