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, . VN, T tended to have the Sut,ih'l'c'ti'tfch','a' BINES f on n , i at?! 'tdlte,t,tg,'hr 'llr'l'llil,lfllJi houses Mr CURRIE moved the third reading of the , ' , in Toronto or that 'llquor was told dttr. _ Billto incorporate the city of " Catliariaes, l, I log prohibited hours. . The Government did and to authorize the said city to negotiate a not intend to appoint as Commissioners loan to pay existing deh:nturer. men who would be estimators Spa-kins Mr. MEREDITH moved an amendment remnally. be timid like to he" I"! to the effect that the Bill beagainreforredto l a loan: limit fixed. In tom and villages. Committee, with instructions to mend it by 4 la had never heard of I PM]! why there providing that the quetion of what propor. should be saloon "all". but in 1artie cities tion of the present indebtedness of the town saloons might be re nixed for eating-house of St. Catharth shall be borne by the ex- ' , ' "W Th. provision lathe Billin this tended limits of the proposed incorporated I .. l i res ct would practically affect only the city city thall be decided by arbitration, , t _ tf/E,',',',,',',',': m tteiUvdd the PeytteAr The Home divided, and the amendment ' :1 l. j and to see this law curred out. Tu, waaicst ye" 3It my. 50, ' ' T l knew it was a good one, but they were afraid I _ " ' , ' ', r j i tho apptthrtmeixt ot Chrnunuioimm t.ttil tu. I B Il?,,". $222: o'2t'tgid?gatt,;, 2:22: , . , ts' W" would injure them Trolit's'patir, H0 Flared, "iiFiiGr'tiiiGi'tGiiCi', dram. HarlinKean. I I i telieved nothing of the kind would occur, Lauder, McDougsil (Middieaex). MacdcuAgall (Sim- ' " that "moo. four TMN huge the, Fw. f cm l, McGowan, MOB-0. Meredith. Merrirtit. Maul, l '"'. ' , Mossyn Putterscn (Eases). Preston, Richardson, " ple git', lah"; army"; Url 'i'a%'d Bowel. Scott, room. Wills --31. J i a ac aw n e co ' e Oped It e , L ' n ' Baxter, Bethune. rr , fugue the law would be carried inrther, and will: i-cel,',)','. chtfo1rt',t,', Ll, (Norfolk). Clerks ' ' that the kind ol liquor said would be in. (Wolnrgtnu) 1'tttt, Hooks, ACurrie. Dawson. 9 , treated .... Mums the we of bad we 2'5'223222-.22222°"2:::22"::::":22: ',' fi, Whom?" Itquoik Blhaa the vote VII gig'llfdglrs, llunter. Lane, Lyon. E1r'ladl,'ile. 7 taken he hopid it would be on the ground Lead, McMahon, Miller. M out, O'DonOghue, Par- ' " . that thet (gummy; had ttttrvdiiead a T , 2::::"2::::.5":2::W:2:22:22: f J. , measure whi wast e "tturcouldtraaG ' G' . 'ev, 15 M2 , ill m, mu"; . l A in the interest otali0iatsiu, (Chm-s) )"t',tt.'.5'gu1' when". go " la ' I i JC' Mr. CLARKE (Napfolk; mid he Watt latte» The Bill was then read the third time and 'i - I fled that the betier this Bill was understood psrscd, l , by temperance people the more it would be THE IICENSl-I BILL, l ' :fifimfinigfiflddtbfigivfimazfifi The debate on the second reading of the . the amendments suggested by the Treasurer Iya,zu" Bill I'," then resumed b? ', would be found to be acceptable. He critl .--" Mr, Will-5' who tamed "it" the tnatn. g t cised the speech of the member for East lo. , ber foe b'.aat Toronto that drinking in!!!" 2 route, and asked why that gentleman bad shonid bo made disgraceful, and thM ttusp . "we, brought forward . measucs in the {maid he made unremuuerative to the li direction he had indicated. He thought the vet-lulu liquor. He was winks to asght I member for East Toronto might be like same F hon. gentlemen .ypotiu! in "5' measure to 2 others in his course in this matter. He did mince the evils of itpttrrnpirattat -(hear, l _ not indulge in the social cup lumen, aad l tun-but he was afraid the present one ' _ perhaps he ' x would not accomplish that obgeot. (Laughton) l " Ctrutretmiutr:r a' a he it inclin'd to l 2, shied? 101:9 t m 31"] I,',,t'1"easttt ( ', ' . 'e .'B, t " _ , me a on can im a cure _ by "mung mo" he N no tuirtd to. l of 'lhtfll made more clear. The Government . I (Laughter. )Jft1tytytyyrroputumuNetp,u l ought to have taken up the question of shop candle were honest and siest_serathtsasaohtni, y licenses. l provldul by the Bill could be carried into ' . Mr. BRODER said they were Bil agreed as ',", :1ct, end a," Government Ttttld r6tteiva to the derirableness ot reducing the evlis of l 't e it cl" G the country. (chotsm) intunperrnce. The only question was " to l Mr, SF: N TON raid he was sorry the warm the best mode of carrying out the object. It A "' .1 " fur but Inmate thught a limitation was unquestionable that drunkenness la. [ ' .( ( ", my," of liocuo wanid 1.0; 1,3,..." creased as the number of taverns increased. , , "h., r tinkirg habit: of the country, Ha This Bill, as it curtailed the number of 2 l r rut, bt. we hon, scuiluuau w" on the licenres and facilities for 1phtkitttr,yrats there- . a v _ rg rest. If he were right they should fore a ttep in the right direction. Canada, 2 C ("the fire rsstoroi1s.hrae;it Cf dialr."ng he contended, was in;s most dangerous con. Arw-m V P iricy. v, ould iarpa!y Mor:, "a the dltien with regard to the liquor traffie--smm, I /trvr,tr:"o. l ;.,~ comm: 1- Ct?.'.' b, so than any trthttteauntr, in the world. I li., ', .', a; 1 "any. ti., l .1 A.AA. The executive drinking was mores-ling year I 4 'il.'. ei: .v J, "a tri.' a". .' '., J,.'-, by your, and legislation of some kind wa~ um ( f r -7 t rune new". but: I. ",r, y.. rr, ...' ' It a ' donbtedly nested. l , 2. 32.x} tel in ill nut. i' we 4 no "" I Mr. CURRIP, regretted that Hill Legis- , , _'. " . l 'och, A4; "A: .2, tl "A; la~ture had not the power to prohibit en- _ m, a 2 . . _,', 2 A . 's' 1 L - ', i C: ", i t rely the meruirztcre and sale of intoxi- I _ '_ l A. . A. _ _ 2A -,' 2 " _ '_. l eating liquors, for he believed the feBog of , the Home was in favour of such an cm at- ' , . A ', meat. m referred to tU past action ot the . g A . House with regard to the question, and said I .: . _... ' . .. ., 2. .. , . i, .;2 thaAtaAe will ht Ili the power tyf2,tt l . shed " aid aooqtttd A cut re n ey s on exercise to t e utmost century." b. b, the whole , their {foxes of 2',"fdd,',tt §he 2t',fg,r i, power a sen most a me u a use b l ":1:le moved the "um". the municipal bxdies of the Prgvlnce. I; '5' . 1874 tho revenue of the Government from ( The debate was adjourned. liquor licenses amounted to the large ( RETURNS. _ turn of $115,0C0, and he found that in some , A: municipalities in the Province there wasa ; Mr. Wood presented returns in referrer _ licensed tavern for every 17 men within its 'i' in the West Durham 'tttr, pititter, and I bounds; in others, one for every 35, and so , N r_"prottog Charita.le tntiona and cu. He went on to read from the Public l Atylums. Accounts to show the large amounts paid by l , Mr. HOWAT moved the adjournment of some municipalities throughout the Province A the House. {AoAthe fttpit,t from license legal He 1 ' ittumed ' sieve t n t s provision of the ll at. , " The Half") T , at ttix o clock. ting the licensing pcwerinto the hands oipthe l Ll EN ING SESSION . Gog: 'EIN P4 t gocxd one. It had been l . , aai at t e il wand throw too much i,' i 0)::ka Speaker took the chair at 7:3 paircnage into the hands of the Government. l l i' I but he did not anticipate any danger in l l, REPORT. , 'hat gray, for he ff", th:', (, . Mr. Bethune ret, ted he re rt of any _}overnment can , stranet en 2 the Select Committee 2: the th negating Hull ny such patronage. He thought A referees. that the county Judge, the sheriff. the war. tren of the county should be ex t.yh'cio mem- t - ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, TORON ID. here of the Board of fiot',nlr,ig,th and gift oticn 5 at the fitat meetlnnoi the unty ouuc n " Jlhtt Curling; 1,',Pflf'fllr, tlst',', each year two others should be appointed. the agreement made by the members of the He was sorry the Government could not see _ congregation of " Andrew's Church To. their way clear to abolish saloon licenses A A route, tor the distribution of the Fiiiiik; of altogether, for in his opinion there was no T said congregation, upon its being divided mouse for them. m believed that although At ', into two congregations. The Bill was r.. the licensing power should be taken out of 5 ported with amendments. the hands of the municipalities, the revenue I should not be t ken away from them, espa- 1 IN C0lzPOI'. ATION OF ST. CATHA- daily in view of the burden which , would shortly the imposed on . f k