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1 E # | R ® a -- T d "; ', ' 3 1P | & k i , .4 P E) | * ; i¥ 4 & sorupulons irdividcals on the other Adc ress for a return showing the number of f cA side of the House mi(fht get into the . suits entered in the Division Courts of On. 6 ) | Treasgury -- benches and _ maladininister tario for the years 1864, 1869, and 1874, the 6 I the law, (Laughter and cheers.) amount of dpr{ncipll claimed, the amount col. | h | Mr. SINCLAIR said it was almost in lected, and the costs paid on each suit, also i oredible, after the wail that the Conservative the total nggre%;to and net amount of the &A g party had set up, that matters now were just | Income of each clerk and bailiff of the | ; $ the same as they had been for twenty years said Courts for the said years, | § back. The trouble with that P"*{:'?' that Hon. Mr, Wood--On Friday --Bill to pro-- | 4 th:{vrwm dhl.plromied at not now having at vide for the registratiou of births, deaths, and | 1 f their disposal all the Government '"pap," as marriages, 4 they had been acoustomed to have in the past. Mr., Meredith--On Monday--Order of the ? EJ Mr, WILLS said the Clerk of the Pesse House that the Clerk of the House do pre-- J & § ) In Hufln&l had not for ten years given ths pare a return showing the dates of the recep. ' @ & --| fflnflng the conviction lists to any but tion by him of the reports of the Judges in | P ) d teform papers, He contended that glving : the several Controverted Elestlon cases ; gi ! such patronage to the press tended to ds. which bave been tried subsequent to the last | $ & bauch it, general elect'on in which the elections were © | é Mr, FRASER sald the whole cry of the avolded, and the dater of the issue by him of | B f Opposition in the country has been that the f' warrants, _ and by the _ Clerk | 3 : Government were invading the liberties of o lth' { Crown in Chancery of the the people by dictating upon what news-- ';.hh h or the holding of the elections ' d | papers they :{onld spend their money, and which have taken place sinceo the last gen-- | f 8 | now,instead of proposing to leave the matter eral election, and for ooilu of all instrac-- I { in the handsof the &.):nty Counsi!s, they were tlons given to the Clerk of the Crown in | C ) | merely scheming to get the patronage back | Chancery in reference to the issue of such | J HVL j into their own hands, All k&t the present writs, or any of them, | -- [} Government had done was to legalise by an Hon, Mr, Currle--On Friday-- Inquiry of | ; [ | Act of Parliament what had formerly {oen Ministry whether the Government have done | ;l | done in a much moro objectionable manner, anything since the 1st July, 1874, towards | The Government had nover attempted to in-- nofiulflng the property at Queenston on | * vade the rights of the counties. Nor had which was erected the monument of thelate | a | they backed down in their pro-- Masjor.General Brock, and if it is the inten-- § | mises, for _ while the object -- of tion of the Government to acquire such pro-- 3 hn the Bill of the hon. membor for East (irey perty and make regulations for the proper ; c on 51.. to pn:h thlg' .dv.gu,{zg 'i'?fl':,h:h' h:}ndn of care and management of the sams, | e erks of the Peace and she overn Mr., Hay--On Friday--Address for | & | ment intended to bring in a measure which turn ahoywlng the iumber of otih;:{;:i 3 | o would give the County Councile the author-- eales of Crown and School Lands cancelled | & : ity to let the work by tender, and resold in Elma, with the date of cancella-- | f Mr, GRAHAM (Lambten) said the pur-- smm m tion and sale, price realized at such sale, and | C pose of the Bill was'to take the power out price of original sale. | 1 of the hands of the people, and he ---- ) would support the presont Bill in ' | preference to it. | P After remarks by Meosers, Grange, I Derochke, Cole, Laudor, and Sexton, [( | Mr, CREIGHTON movea in amendment | to the amendment that all the words after ** bill" in the amendmont be omitted and the following substituted :--*"Is designed to ; remove from the Government the power of + depriving the municipal councils of any voice i or inflacnce inb udg;termi;:!n;z! h; w(l'ult nlex' rs the pu ing of offisial and legal ad-- I { g:?:iaementa sahall ie made, anud returns % { having bean asked by this House by address < to the Lieut, Governor, which hava not yet 3 been made, on the subject of such printing, C { be it resolved that it is expediont that the ( further consideration of the second reading | of the said Biil be postponed for two | weeks," j \ Mr. CAMERON contended that this House had no power to deal with the Shoriffs' l | advertisements. R After remarks by Mesvs®, Bethane, More-- ol J dith, and Crooks, y Mr, MOW AT ridilculed the pesivion of the E: Opposition in now objsctiog to the jarisdic-- A tion of the Houso after di:cussing the ques-- ~€ iion the whole eveniug, The House then divided. and the amend-- * j | ment to the amendment was lost, Yeas, 33; 4 nays, 44. & YEAs.~--Messrs Appicby, Baker, Bart, Bell, Bou!-- M ter Broder Cemeron, Code, Co--utts, Creightoa, . W ; Deacon, Flesher, Graham (F.ontenac), Gnnfe, Har-- $ kin, Kean, Lauder, Long, McDougall (Miid'esos) « Macéou;all (Simcoe), McGowan, McRae, Meredith, $ Merrick. Monk, O'Sullivar, Patterson (Kesex) Pres-- tan, Richardson, Scott, Focley, Wigle, Wills--33. j ' Nars,--Me'sts Balla=ntyne, Baxter, Bethune,B shop, j *4 Bontiel#, Clarke (Nortolk), Clarke (Wellington), Cole, Creoks. Dawson, Deroche, Ferris, Finlayson Fiem-- I ® !ll Ing, F.aser, Ginvson. Gow, Giraham (Lambton) Hansy. a , Hardy, Harsra(t, Hay, Hodgins, Hunter, Lane, Lyon, af /8 McCraney, McMahon, Mowat, O'Donoghue, Pardes, % . Patterson (York) Paxton, Robinson, Ross, Sexton, « ' Riuclair, Snetsiuger, Striker, Watterworth, Widd!-- ' | field, Williams, Witson, Woud --44. ' Mr. Springer patred jor with Dr. Mos against the Government, Mr. McLsod %'; with Mr. Rosevear against the Government, f , Mr, Grant (Ministorial) had paired until last s | evening with Mr. Mclse, bat did not arrive in time to take part in the division. i The amendment, and the motion as amend-- | ed, were carried on the same division, { Mr, MOWAT moved the adjournmont of the House, s The House adjourned at 1:10 a m. . mm n zmm ' *__ NOTICES OF MOTIONS, . ) Mr., Wills--On Friday--Bill for the pro-- M tection of brakeamen on railway trains, | ' j Mt. Clatke, Norfolk--On Friday next-- j ( | } f t . © E 3 | * C C & '