The Ontario Scrapbook Hansard

Ontario Scrapbook Hansard, 26 Jan 1876, p. 2

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E: '_' 1 kes eR F in many wayl}xn the l}de ofhthe ltfnlibelrms:. | R # 1! "out * leaaly d»* __-- lands | While he would vo'*e for the resolation he f a § 4 aap-- _ »sroyed on our wild uld m would like to know why hon, gentlamon op-- | a f -- _ .. years past, The settlers could no! C ¢ T timber. © The way in > posite did not go a little further and propose , $VO> 0 """'"""u"'m oultivate thd:nl{udl was the sasmo measure of relisf for paople in . o > which they &f' { tbe timber, and if the luam-- other townships who had not racelved their A » :!' mfd'no: e k.b s aWe y the settier de-- lands under the Free Grant system., t 4 4 "~ PM 0 atroyed It. Ho believed thesystem of Hcans-- Mr, LAUDER said he belleved the amond: - NB ' Ing was a protection to our timber, and con-- ment would confilc; with the Free Graut #~ | ugmd that the motisa should not pase, tAct;'. t(Huu-, bear.) l])ie, the;zfin;, uaged f o. . .. j 4 bat the amenrdment bs amon y adding Bs . 1 | * th::';nlgifi?;f gtr.: '!'.';f.g»""b.'?&':f:::s the words ° except timbor actaally required * ' | snd the--followlue substituted :----'"'In the for the building and the fenoing of the lots. 4 </ i cpinion of this lgauu. lots in free grant RETURN, $ 6| | ""i:':'l" m'"fil '?f Ds ::lgm:l ?30:,?:;; Mr, WOOD presented & return of corre. ,_1" | and tlg:o::(sli;b::uoemu at the termius-- sponderce with the Dominton G»varnmest Whieg),) | ?'" o i d in force at in reference to the French River Branch of [ Bi-- | on of the licenses existing and in t the Pacific Rail PV )o | | the time of the location and actual settle-- elne Lall way. sA | YKF Y | ment of the lots, bot without giving to fih? It biing six c'clock the Speaker left the | | * & ' | leomtes azy right to use the plae thaber unt!i ' chair, | ' $hke. ; ho is onuded to his patent." PRIVATE BILLS, | Ne | « Mr. HAY tsil he thought the Commis-- Alter tcosth, | ' f | m ght ijustruct gers to ra-- ols | es Ioro raseg ahige ware sgriociinse) ast het .. The followlng. privato Biile: wore pressd § | t Mikin nicen wo Smarn slieved the rough Committeo:-- / ig | Hitle pizce ca them. Ho bslieved Q.ll & 60 : I ;,; | gfi v»:cd t,;lmf)' P v\fouf«l b:come commerciit. To enuble the Corporation of the Town of A }.3 | ly va'uable whon railways were oponed np COcbourg to amid a certain Manufastucing K | into the hack: ssotlons, He was opposed to Ccmgnny, known as the Cobonrg Carpst, WOV _ | the smerdment. Matting, and Mazulacturing Company. --¥r, | j E | Mr, PARDE® said ho thought Eh? Pm. Hargratt \| member for Iondon ha¥ ecarcaly un '°'°f'°"% To incorporate the Village of Grimsby, in & ; | the effect of his amen ;"1" nw"? !;"')l'::w,u the Ccunty of Lincoin,--Mr, Carrie. \| N Whre I'E:?jo'rm;"'- i $0lk of AuHT athee the ihsu «_ To exable the Corporation of the Town of e iB F e ao ho HNGCh*A. '\:*p practi>slly, tho Peterboro' to inour an additional in. | C 3 | ianavce Tnanet chng mvoce s he4 nevee besn debtedncss for the purpose of detraying the b & | itoentes iastoa for evar, v HR CA EVat rau T C shown that any Infastice was balnag dons to cost of the construction of csrtain bridges | * & "'L "?,,.t. c n ..f,.A.fl,.., $hs nlae timbs:», over the River Obonsbes, asd also ol the | I 'The musro lerue was whother the new 3.% x construction of certain ward schoo!s in sald | h f*:,'i " t :'li? kl:) :h:n :in'f;?r 835::;"::.:'::.::33:: \ TO;OD-';fiZ,;iO?}t paszed in the thirky. | thst \ { too, that the dues which they roosived for | filth year of the reiga of Her Majesty Qacan i: . | the timber were largely expended for the | Victoria, and chaptered soventy--ninc, in-- j p { benefit of settlers and in oth<r ways, It tituled "Au Act to au'thorlze the Corpora: | would be unfair to those who in the othsr tion of the City of 'Toromto to construct w | of th re crntrlbuting their | Water--Works in the City of Toronto," and n K 3 | ;'{:'.,?. to ~he ArriB% 4 The piigene weme io soomhs She Ave pprwed in the iblrty-- a d zeventh ycear of Her Majosty's reign chag i d ree from any such obligatton at all. ' tered uyventy-five, intituled "An Aot to . ~ |_ Mz DEACON contended du"t L* fimft amerd the Act pasod in the thirty--fi'th | MJJ ; siderations of revenue did not a avd | | year of Her Majesty's relgo, chaptersd | t * the real question, 'g:,": f""'l ':l.xo | | seventy--nine."--Mr, Lander, l [¥ J .Homg .'l"';g'a.mc:r v'v':):?d nm&:rgh.:,. 1t To conzolidate the debt of the Town of | Y . : 3 wonld.not be lost, but wonld go to the g'ood Cobourg, and to authorize the issua of debsn. | § 1 cfi the Province. No additional wood rangors }'flel fe the security I;'If %:)Wfl 2:099?'5}'; and n would be required, for the country was now or other purpores, --Mr '"Rl'll y § actually crawling with theso geontlomon-- | To grant relisf to the Alblon Raai Comn-- (la:zbtor)--and a man could soarcely cut a pary.--Mr, Pattorson (York), } l '*'gad" in the woods without one of them To authorize'tha Incorporated Synod of tha | t | coming along and menurln% the stamp Diccess of Toronto, with the sonnent of the | BJ | (Loud isughter.) The reso ution, it it f incumbent of St, Fanl'z Charoh, in the towa | passed, would not have the effect! which the | of L I1 certsin 1 . J | + of Lindsay, to sell certain lands in the town _ Commissioner had °I°°""d°d it ;"'"('}d' It | of Lindsay.--Mr, Clarke (Norfolk), ' o | | ;2:{',};1:: ,f,";i.'{dm:' :l':e ::,: 8:"&?;: To confirm & by--law of the Canada& Porms. | & | shipe, or morel dm lots located upon, from nent Building and Savings Socioty, changlag | f , ' u"p:. eration o¥ the licenses, As the law its name to the Cansdsa Permanent Loan and | P --hold id tak Savings Company, and for cthor purposes | o :hit.:d i t:; llhcncdn:e hofl:;:;: the l:no herein mentioned.--NMr, Monk, > | 6 R O« # :i'ocnr,beongum:he settlers in his county wore | _ To authorfze the Simoos Mechanica' Ios#l. | not now treated as the House, in prssing the | tute and Literary Association to raiso a loran, law, had intended they should be traated., and for other purposes.--Mr. Clarke (Nor. | » Mr GIBSON sald that he bolioved in the folk). : case of the hon member for Renfrew * dis. To confirm the appolntment of trustses in ¥ 0d f tance lont enchantment to the view," for connec".iqn wlt_h the _ Temperance--street * "e* L [ wher his hon. friend was up in the wost Ohurch, in the city of Toronto, ani to vsst . | +peaking of the rg.vglnl.flon of lands ho hai in them certain lands. --Mr, Lauder, Ne | professed to be very Indignant at the idsa of To incorporate the Niagara Falle and Laks y | meaking sny reduction to the settlers in the Frio Railway Company.--Mr., Wilson, $ [ | countiles of Haron and Bruce,whera thelauds To amend the Act Inc orporating the Haron d ".','}f | | wers in many e ho Do o d'P l}g';ff us and Quebec Rail way Company, and to legal-- Bd / (5"3 hear.)| That county had in 1873 r;- ize certain by--laws of the county and4 to xn of mis y | celved a gift of $1,800,000 §through the porou 1 1d b a if | 1 Peterborough granting a y way of bozus $ P §3 Municipal Loan Fund scheme, and ho did to said Company.--Mr. Sooté, ..{k*g | not see why the policy of both the presont | To in to the Hamilt I Dasd Lt | | and the past Government should not be car-- | _ NO ncorporate the Hamilton and Dandas o | ried out jast because some of the settiers Street Railway Company.--Mr, McMahon o x thero imagined thomselves sggrlu.ed. Oas Th:lf:)'lgv'vlng Private Bills were read the We | cry of the Oppositlon had been that secoud time : lin Shacks ul / the revenue was balufil largely reduoced, and | To exiend and defive the limits of tha In. h¥ +. * $ now they asked a furiher and a very ssrious | corporated viliago of Arthur, 19 the con uty of e .. | reduction. (Hear, hear.) The Houso should Weilington--Mr, McGowan, 4o > | Insist that the policy It bad adopted should | To amend and extend an Ast Incorporating | e 't | | be carried out, and he hoped the motion | the Synod of the Diocess of Oatario,--Mr, | YR | \ would be votledbdow;; t'i: e!»lm'x;'{';lut'iluyi as | Hodging, i t : | they had lately been e he of voting & + esed 1 . 3 | feremaaiiarsile ies ts (ost oimerpantes BX 0 ~ | car. 3 Alired Byron Demill,--Mr, Srown. y ) 3 | ax« Mr, DEROCHE said he believed in the 3 ud the Act A Bs |0 | principle that the settlers should have the t %:?;fa%r:t;'a :e'g;:":ip{";;" 'l'zéfiul;:r C' | hngg.f:: gh:nr::&tna:; onb:: ere' 3331&'?:}3 | «* Au Act to incorporate the Canada Fira and .5 + | » > 6 ~ i | :v'ith zome avxiety upon the vote of hon gen lhida::s'.w lesurance Company,--Mr, Wil-- B i @ ( i T e minar io tho eqtmies $ thods m'?'fi?!;d \__ To change the name of the H 4 Erl ie j reductions in the settlers' lat ! le e Cavinss gd T 'Sooiot o Huron ar a § | bad the fullest confidence in the Admintstra-- il aving ag F'fom ety to that of the : ' tion of the Commisrioner of Crown Lands, he | uron and Eie Loan and Savings Co.--Mr, ie (f & at the same time felt that though the law : Mersdith, tAE ' ¢ was on the side of the settler tha power was To enable the Board of Examlasts for the l c aAF . )

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