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frMlRglEtr"iiiiy Aa, 'ha' ,. _ L-, _ k' w» m,' of such Councinil , _ - . ' it , I ' _ The Bill was read the second time. "ONTARIO LEGISLATURE. ' rat " . 5 . a o' PLIVAIE BILLS. n. . . . . illie foltorriuc, bills were read the second Fourth 1urivwsut---f'irst See MII timer-- l To ineorp.orutu the Erie Fire Insurance LIGlSLATlVl ASBIIBLY. t 1)oatpatty.--Ctlr. harm. '. Toronto, Jan.30. To incorpomte the Port Bowen and The Speaker took the chair at 3 orciock, 5.11:5: bnoro iLaiiuay U'ompaar.--Mr. Mur.. ' 'N PETITIONS' To authorize the trustees of the Presby. e fo11owin petitions were pre. torian congrc' attott of Lobo, known as lcgtled "c--. g Melville Clinic", to sell certain 1aiuis.-.... 3 By the Attornermenertu-Hi'r0tn, 335" M? Watcra. . Betzner and mitt-(ii, Orord, that the Il To amend the not incorporating Alma yrspecting the tit. Mary's, Credit Valle)" couege.---11r. Nairn. "a Home Rummy may pass. f - l To extend the powers of the City Gas tuktso--Frutn W. C. Menzies and othermof , Compauv.-Mr Meredith. eterboro', that tt D tt ll respecting the I o To couiirm it Corinth br-lnw or the town 'orouto and 0 than Bill") may not was. l ot 0mm tiouuu.-otr. Creighton. ' it Also-Cf W. Cannon and when. ot Ferl: l . To icgniimi certain bylaws of the town , dock, that the sale of .te',','e,cte,'ali,1l""t' I of orillta.--hir. Uook. may bejproutbtted on '"'rei'yt",' l up. i To provide lur we division of the town. C' By Mr. Pard-e-h' rom bl' J) Henderson , ship of Lttttittr.--hlr. hit-Kim. Ind others, to the some . cc . Relutin . . , . . . . It to the Incorporation of the Vii- "g, tin any"! FF I',",', /t,f,i,'d,'2' rctrls. . loge ot Cllesley --hlr. Sinclair. of Mn rev lull no ' . g . , . . . . scp;ration in he county may not pass. To 'yy/i,.??.. u hy-l.iw at the count) of 5715] hit 1tosevcar From the Town Clerk igncedhgwoid strolling "lf, to the l mom: " . ' - . ' . ' war ',ounte 'sat we , -n 3.. . of Port Hope. that the Midland LullWlt) Striker ' y ompa y hir Bit." may not purist. . _ . ' . , Respecting the Prince Edward County ' bEb>lUNAL PAPERS. Railway Uoinpiuy.- dr. Striker. Mr. LAUDElt moved that certain tit-s. To revive and amend the Act incorpor. clonal paper» brought down last tresm'ott tiling the Lumoton Central I'saiiway.-hu. be referred to the Printing Committee. Deroche. "met Respecting the G, orgiun Bay and Wel- 1 LICENSE FUNDS. iinttuou Itailwtw Compatiy.--Mr. liutiier. In. LiliElGli'l'UN mined for an order 2 'l'flR',oJ.f" the 'tllage of Wiartou. fora return in till Departmental orders or - . c a l _ , instructions to License C'otnmi"ioy.ert' or LAND 80iWEY0ft8. lulrieciors, with a tic". to furnishing to m, PAltDEE moved the second reading the tuutumpaoiets mum" 9f expentirure oi the Bill rets'P'culut Land Surveyors and of Lirns.e l'IllNl. it". :'i,A"d, (It; ll',',.". the Survey oi Latsus. In the Act " it wht" the ttttur/tttts' "a" f. t fi u i g rt. now stood, ho mid, the director of the geo. erument ltad "sucd with "5?". 'lQ,l",',/2 logical siirVey ot old l'rovmce of Canada turns ot expeuduuru's m" Licf/el' . wee a member ot the Board oi Examiners. stoners. _p'" ""tir',V" . He proposed to subntltutu the Professor ot 1t1'ue motion was Grried. - 1teghP", and Geology " University _ rab'm . , ' -. ' , College. "he bill also remchd the pro- ir Fug IN 1'tiiu' LUI RTS' sent absurd reguliuon requiring students l Mr. BELL moved for an order fora rt?-. i to. puss their ptellIIIlll'tl'y examination mm oi any ttrcts or orders made by the prior to entering n college; proudod that Superior Coutus, "tut new in force, declar- etudentii Who Went through " can" . inutiie fees to ii- "llowed to any counsel. ot study at the School ot Practi. attorney, or any onieer or person for tau, eal tictetuto and obtained their Cer. buainess done in any of the, Courts. teticatats should bare their time of Mr. MUWA'l' stud these rules and orders service with I surveyor shortened; were already "ccctssiole, and were, not a troubled Dominion land aurveyore to be. proper subject. 0i " return. come Proviiioiui land surveyors on was. I Mr. BELL mid ivural gentlemen migh tag on examination on to'their familiarity fiad them, but inyihoii could not. 11 with the system and eervtce Adopted, yui wanted them Ll " convenient forth tor lisv pltured gradtttuo ot Mt;Otlt Ueite.msitr, in considering int piovniione ot the Judi. Montreal, on ',TI'.11'lt w" some Potittg M catuw Act. ' F. - those of our 1 rovincinl University. l The tr.otion this lost. _ '. .-' '1 he Bill was reed the second time. , UUAltUlAhS AD LITEM. FREE GRANT ACT. Air. lililtOUdli moved for an order for a 'y, Mr. PARDEK, in moving the second return of all it" r.-eeiVed by John lloskiu, f reading ot the. Bill to amend the Free guardian ad item oi lliiutllti, in the Court Grants and Enthusiastic Act, and that of Cindi-wry. during the your 1879, die- within the hut twin years, from 1868 to tinguishing u. ttttis-ttttt lrotn lens; the 1870 inclusive, rerenue to the cx-i number and ii. iiit's of the clenks employed (out ot six million of dollars had by hiui to asahl nun in such guardianship; been receivad trout Crown lands. It the salary punt to their ot stud clerks in was therefore highly iiecelsery that connection Ilixit "In"; end it any such they should be carefully preserved. clerks have in , h edit-twist,- employed, the At tint little dittioylty was felt, because nature lturlcxtriil ot Mich employment; pine lands Were not required for settle- and also the tretort/att' of my otucr t-x- ment, But Within the int for years that penditurte inc nod by him as ouch guiti- had been entirety changed, and new we then. Curried. tied scarcely any but pine land. available .. LUUNtihiDit'o IN TOWNS. for settlement. Alt the rest of thereun- . try we: settled-up with the exception of Mr. hPlthtii-J; moved the second read. occasional iota It became, therefore, ing of his in" in itiiieiid the Municipal necessary to'proVIdo Bottgtt means be which Act. lie expiutwd "M its WWW" W" settlement should be promoted, and the to permit touus m not more than tour I "you." of the Province at the some time wards to how: was then three councillors t maintained. It was the opinion of some tor each ward, it people that the Crown lands should be on. 2'tse Bill With ["111 the second time. E tirely devoted to the purposes of reve- . - , . t . ' ' i one; but that course he did not l SNtN 1 IALLS' he. l think would consort with tho spirit Mr. HAY tu,,trwl the second reading of of the age, or he ttatisfactory his hill to am. no 1hr Mununptu Act. lie to the people of the Province, who desired explained that. " "an to compel Councils, to Ice our vacant lands settled up. lie on the petiiit " ct 20 tatepirti, to past, thought it was possible to devise ti scheme by-iriws regui tin: the tJottmtruc'tlott and whereby both oiijectl coial be gerred-- maintenance oi anew leuecs. The Bill the sentiment. oi the country and the also provided that the approaches tur maitttouauce ot the revenue. The Bill sixty tcet oi tilt!" end ol the britlgebi now before the house he believed to cm- assumvd by t unty Councils should br i body such it sent-mo. The law at present cottgtrttcrcd ttttrt Inamluiued at the ext-cute i, . allowed this your: for the removal of the l