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_ I runner ' div the Credit for guy. special pu ." Rune" manure is one ot the live. The ot in question In the one "a part of alleged hospital reserve, and one of title four to which it was ar- gued that (reservation or a dedication hold Been made, but the case failed to make that out It was a very strong posi- tion, said Sir Oliver. that the patent to the trustees had been already discussed. and its innupiicnbility to fastening any trust or dedication its a Square for public pur- poses declared Chief Justice Robinson and Mr. Justice Burns agreed that "it is ttye, beyond any question the Crown as not parted with the control over any of the lands granted." In the court below Chancelicr Blake dissented. being over- ruled by Judges Eaten and Sprasqe. but his judgment rested on the point that the hospital lot wns expressly set apart and liable to that particular trust, his temark thereon being as reported on page 491 in Mr. Grant's reports :--" This srrant em- braces. I believe. nine distinct parcels. none of which except the hospital and school blocks are des'TlDEd as reserved to: my special purpose." OTHER BUSINESS. Mr. Glendinning moved for an order or the House for a return of all convictions under the liquor license act in the itidin'g. or North Ontario during the year Pi9.3. ssh, .9, showing all moneys paid to the license orpector for salary and expensesaduring Ctte same year, distinguishing the amounts paid for salary and the amounts paid for expenses. Also of the particulars of any lines which may have been remitted dur- ing the year. Also. the gross amount of money received by the inspector. in his ofBeial capacity. during the same year. and a. detailed statement of the amounts dis. bursed by him during the same time.shuw- in: to whom and for what purpose they mere paid. Mr. Harcourt stated that he had no ob- jection. and that the information "with! be brought down at once. Mr. Gibson (Huron) moved for an order of the House tor a return showing the number of acres sold by the Government in whnt was called the disputed territory. and showing also the number ot squari- miles of timber limits under license there. 'ln. and what has accrued by way of "W" em}? up to the 15th day of March. 1894. Mr.Mereritth said that if the motion was to P"sti it should. to be worth anything. a'ulil'zlil also the information as to what nuns have been spcnt in the district. and also the liabilities existing for Indian claims. It was useless to show one side iot the ledger without the other. After (some discussion this emendntion was ingreed to, upon the understanding th'u. no ladmissions prejudicial to any can 'the: iGovernment has on hand need be made. AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL ACT'. ', I Mr. Whitney moved the second reading', ior his bill to amend the municipal act. which is designed to enable a man who has been Improperly rated on the assess- ment roll to appeal therefrom and secure his vote. Mr. Whitney explained his bill bri,id?y, and it was passed on without de- bate to the Municipal Committee. No further business was transacted, and the House adjourned at 3.55 p. m. i