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Ext ~ uhhqul':l be standard --regulations, among' KUSHOG LAK® which were four professors, before th f » e col-- Mr. SCOTT moveod for an order of the House fof lege should be allowed to confer degrees. l copies of all correspondence botw«on John Stotherd There were also other means provided in P w a c o oi 4 Ling uinsiragtion or the measure to guarantee the standing of the | !::it;nt:xl::n'cge;te:fhafi:l:??ge foot of Kushog Lake, in p f lnstitution, and an endowment fund of $100,-- l the county of Haliburton, and to the lands therelg 3 000 n_xust' be _providcd for the maintenance of :'ubmergel. He explained tha(: 'i'l;'c?:s.:fie?o'; of 6 the institution. _ He did not think the t':le'ogofi(;::glclt.nks'})fbflmfl:; :1':'lexn:;5emey bad been look-- incorporation of another university would at ing for compensation. A + M all aftect the others, and it would therefore Mr., FRASER said thero was NO Obj:t:f | 12 j be very difficult for the Government to tion to the papers being ""'"""{,""Z{';'vefi".'xfe',?? and I refuse to accede to what is evidently a very ; 3'.',';';',";',',8' :::::f.u t:}'::;hcvll:;:l:decompenntion. but | strong desire on the part of a very large | so far the Government had not admitted the, claim. | number of people of the western part of the If the dam had been there for '"L{f"""'?""',; would | Province, as well as of the people of the and was to be maintained, Avey. a8 || Cifarch of England. -- Having tagard to the | o mevere Sn on io the Temnniy and valee oo the «ngland. avin gare 10 a dispute also as to the quantity and YA!U | exceptional cireumstances under which the | land submerged, Ho would take occasion to havt ' | th es s ticularly than it Government were placed, it did not appear | hu'flT:::fl,i:fig;;:ed into more particularly 6 9 to them that there were strong grounds | The molfon was'cartiod | for withholding the Act ot Incorporation | * * § | | of the Woestern University, Consolidation COUNTY MODEL SCHOOLS. | would not be interfered with, but probably Mr. ROSS moved for an order of the House for & | promoted roturn of the number of pupils attending the differ-- | : * 4 ent County Model Schools in 1877, the number )N!l,O | Mr. SINCLATR thought that the granting """;';'""f""y passed the examinations 1:lnd ul:ltfi(illlad | | j 7 C | | iupnrcat ts to the western insti-- certificates; also, the number of passed candidates | | « :'ftum""Sl{')l' ll'.or"'(:"f ( up :' scs '-2'}1 (lll')'i' l who are now.cng'n;,_zcd in teaching, and the number | | ' ution wop d be 10 ce pon a Rr judicia of them holding third--class certificates who are now s f to the policy of a national university, "'F'efldm{; 1eh fopools. Te said ho made th"; cne | b ra s lon with the view of showing the success 0 0 Mr. ROSS opposed the Bill on the same g*']wb-?;tabiiahcd County Model Schools * u::n: | ground. elieved _ it _ was the groatest step |tha | p o 3 had been taken in this country towards the training | E Mr. RICHARDSON supported the views of efficient teachers. Forty--three persons out of fifty-- 7 | ' ; of the last speaker, and thought if the scvm; who had attended the Model Schools in thg & # °O + j y y @ j charter was granted, it would. create a jeal-- oc thes thant in Tt son, io t ousy among the other denominations, who were now altogether some 70 or 80 persons cugasgd | [ F y » gsure to ask for similar powers. in teaching who had received instruction in the » 1 | & F would be P County Model Schools there. He desired by this P After a few remarks by Mr. lnlllltq'l', who m(lmn'n to have the information rclating to th(l';so / =f m j e se i he hands of hor. membors e-- t opposed the passage cf the Bill, the House oo tharaunre y of hom, MentOOI § divided on the motion with the following \L';: :)i;:;l{:i;:(')r(:(::"tl]le Minister of Education for 1877 i o * & result :-- Mr. LAUDER said that some returns which had i i Ysas.--Messrs. Baker, Boulter, Broder, Brown, , been asked for early in the session had not yet been f Creighton, Crooks, Dawson, Deacon, Flesher, Fraser, brought down, and if they were not to be presented M 4 Grange, Haney, Hardy, Kean, McCraney, Mac-- this session, he did not know how this return could 8 dougall (Simcoe), McGowan, Massie, Master, Mere-- be cither. p dith, Mostyn, Mowat, O'Donoghue, O'Sullivan, Par-- Mr. CROOKS said some of the returns * dee, Paxton, Richardson, Robinson, Rosevear, Scott, referred to by the hon. member for East f Inotys i Striker, Widdifield, Wigle Grey w ids f 44 5 Snetsinger, Springer, 39.' » » rey _ were almost completed. The system Williams, Wilson, Wood--39. of County Model Schools in _ every _re-- P NAays.--Messrs. Barr, Bell, Camoron, Chisholm, spect had been very satisfacto=y, although established +. Clarke (Norfolk), Clarke (Wellington), Cole, Ferris, for only six months. The cost "or passing third--class Finlayson, Gibson, Grant, Hargraft, Harkin, Hay, teachers was not more than $. sach, and for second-- Hodgins, Hunter, Lane, Lyon, McMahon, Merrick, c}uss about $35 each. (Hear, hear.) Some County . ! Miller, Monk, Preston, Ross, Sexton, Sinclair--26. Councils, however, had shown a hesitancy to make | + the proper provision for the schools. Me was glad | ' After recess, {{) see that all the School Boards had been very wil-- | PRIVATE BILLS. ing to place their schools at the disposal f § ' § of the countios for Model School purposes, i | \ f? The following Bills were read the second time :-- with the exception of one school, which had how-- ! f f To amend the Synod and Rectory Sales Acts affect-- ever, recently recognized the advantage to the | ing the Diocese of Toronto--Mr, Bothune. l'ubhcf.\(-hnoh- of doing so. During the last half-- | ' § i I o Phsor 4 in Railws year of 1877 1,237 teachers had been trained in these ' t Cul;,?p:'.";nI'n['x}-m(fz;ltl:rr:lln"u"é tothe Victoris Rollwas t;'l'houl::--b:)]:: i;n the first torm and 344 in {.hc second. i p --BLE. Htks o ee o was glad the hon,. gentleman had made his To incorporate tho"(-c(;lim!\:l Bay and Wellington motion, and the information would be brought down. t Railway Company--NMr. IEuntor. f $ Mr, CAMERON was glad to bo able to testify that j To amend the several Acts relating to the Toronto, the measure for the establishment of thess schools Grey, and Bruce Railway Company Mr. Cameron. had dore some good. The result of their establish-- incorporate the Saugeen Valley Railway Com-- ment had justified the objection he had expressed To incory 8 ¥ ¥ 4 3 --Mr. Sinclair. against the appropriation for a Normal School at Ot-- Te ":' ag the Toronto and Nipissing Railway tawa. The return, ho thought, could not be of more } c Rf;r?.(:; "\'{r U nIATGH * i bencfit than to show that the Government had done t ompany --Mr. C * | something really good. 4 sWy" -- ~A . ! iss 1ps + r # f Respecting Water--Works at Brampton Mrz. Chis ' Mr. ROSS denied the insinuation that he had made | holm. * § this motion ut the suggestion of the Government. | Respecting the National Club--Mr. Frager. | He was led to make it simply from secing the su: I No incorporate the town of Harriston--Mr. Mc-- cess of these schools in his own county. They had | f Gowsii. been a benefit to the Public Schools in every respect, Relating to the town of Peterborough--Mr. Scott, ']';',,"';:";':I'I':'::é ;,':.Sil\';h\l)'(lhuh].lll(:;'}tlull":l "l]d"; T hau We | y " s a estd simic ing er standard an cver . To incorporate the Toronto Stock Exchange--Mr. before. | Cameron. | _ The motion was carried. | * Respecting the Prince Edward County Railway | ' : .1.*-?. oN ' C f ; C unl;:c' i. 'Striker | PROTECTION OF GAME, ompany-- * ® * p v ing the Port Dover and Lake Huron Rail-- | _ Mr. MOSTYNX moved, That the Bill to amend the Respecting ray and the township of North Norwich--Mr, law for the protection of game and fur--bearing ani-- (ro0ks. | mal be referred to a Special Comuittee.®* Carried, R('Ipc('tinlu the Galt and Guelph Railway Company TRIAL OF CIVIL CAUSES. --Mr. Massic. | exss $ * P lal ground in the t Mr. MONK moved the second reading of the Bill .Bn":?c;lll_g\;l;fln!'"'::".li'e". burial g own relating to the trial of civil causes. Mo explained of Gumpl. o n Black Creok--M that the object of the Bill was to have jury cases tried | f Respecting certain dams on ac reck--Mr, before nonu--jury cases, and he quoted a number ofI Appleby. statistics to show the disadvantages and expense | To incorporate the Ontario Ladies' College--Mr, uriuingdfr.om' thl(;!-ial being no regulation of the kind ' p--own. proposed in the Bill, To incorporate the Arthur Junction Railway Com-- Mr. MOWAT said the judges wore as ' ¢ pany--Mr. McGowan. anxious /ss 'mybodyd elso to serve tho in-- | < 1 > + Pnd % Cnvanke terests of jurors and the public, and Alway Reme\:i'"g:'::'; Toronto and Oltawa Railway Com i endeavoured to have jury cases tried tlrst.a \'11'1)1: | pany--Mr. i y u. had been the rule for a long timo in cities, and lately | Respecting the Stratford and Huron Railway Com-- it had been made the rule for all places, z'u;'d allatl(:u't ! ' .,my_Mr.u:y- a could be accomplished by an Act of Parliament f Respecting the Credit Valley Railway fCompany-- could, he thought, be quite as well accomplished by j Mr. Clarke (Wellington). the judges themselyos. _ Hoe suggested, therefore, Mr. ONTARIO SCHOOL OF ART. that the Bill should be withdrawn. P p ¥ k 1 report of the Mx, CAMERON agreed with the Attorney--Goneral ! , Ml'-'",{\ m)¥ p;i)\l:'utefl the annua P 1 It was most undesirable that the In'g(ulut{lre' should | f Ontario School 0 is & LANDS interfere in the management of the courts, and he | b PATENTS OF L * ; k thought this matter might safely be left in the hands Mr. O'SULLILYAN asked leavo to withdraw hi of the judges, ile hoped the Bill would not be -om;u for an qrdor for the roturn of patents of land, pressed, | # s Mr. SCOTT said, on behalf of the constituency ho | P q , [~f Y1i : £4} represeuted, that there had been a good deal of com-- ' K.2 4 + bi¥ c# a bon 4 ¢ * plaint as to the expense of the courts in consequence 1 of non--jury cases being tried first. | . i C k * e NN ara e ies Mn e on en B --