this was the kist civil action trial snidlhcro still remaining on the docket nearly twenty causea yet undisposed of his lordehip intimated to 1h6 bar that as the attorney general would pmtably occu py the time of the court during the ivrrtaindvtof tire session he would return to kington on rhe 23rd september and depose of the docket in the case oi kaokniiokst r- mcpttttmh and the sheriff it has been objected that we were in correct in saying that his lordship in charging the jury delivered his opvtiott that the nssigntnent made to the plaiutiitww not inumded for the benefit ufll mr mckenzies creditors but ippctred made for the purpose of providing especially for messrs p mcgill co of montreal wc were in court when the judgecharged the jury and think we noted down ilia meaning if not his words but tt is by no means impossible that we might have been mistaken the judge might have said if they the jury were of opi nion sec one thing however struck us at the time and that was there was no evidence to show that any exclusive preference was intended by mr- mc- kenzie to messrs y- mcgill co- over any of his other creditors and the observation of his lordship somewhat surprised us it may also be observed that it habeindicdihat theembaramemsofmr wm mckcnzie were in any measure occasioned by his endorsing the paper of mr a mcdonell as sta ted in the trial and iiku in fact the former is indebt ed to the latter in 0 hirge amount we have heard it remarked by a gentleman ac quainted with linglish practice that u the county of york containing a population of upwards of one million there are mm0m 0 many as 75 causes en tered for trial at the spring asies whereas in the midland district witfi less than 30uu3 inhabitants there were 69 causes for trial ut the present assizes to which may be ftthed in flivor of the litigious dis position of the upper canadians that a district court meets four times a ymr and takes cognizance of all debts undo 10 while n court of requests dispone of all matiers under 10 criminal iiuies mccnnnell was indicted for an assault on the person of margaret fair a mar ried woman with intent to commit c e the attorney general stated the case and called margaret fair rortx knows the prisoner lives 5 miles from kingston on ikt way home from town on the dny named in the indictment sept 30 ac companied the prisoner in a waggon as far as col lin tavern where she got out and walked towards jiomc was not well at the time and could not walk fast was followed by the prisoner and overtaken a slioa distance iron her own house the prisoner of fered her a fee to obtain his wishes asked her to leave her husband and he would leave his wife she refused and he threw her down on the ground and was rude toher he assaulted her violently she got up and run home her husband was then lying in prison u the suit of the prisoner when she got home she left the iwuse and went down to a coal pit some distance from the house remained there until thomas tavlor arrived when she returned to hp hnivr hul and the be led r r hm rowit upon sun inh lp the floor naw the defendant next day had no conversation with him but ordered her boy to deliver him up some pigs in order to procure the release of her husband from jail it wm late before die got home crosxcxamlnwt by u smithy jir- admitted that thomas taylor was in the habit of stopping nil night with her while her husband was in jail hut mid it was by command of her husband who desi red him to attend to the coal pic the witness was xcry rigidly crossexamined but did not swerve in any way from the facts of the examination in chief tlomas taylor sworn was employed by the husband of the prosecutrix to watch tne coal pit saw the prisoner lurking ubout the premises on the night mentioned hy the prosecutrix who told him ho she had been used went afterwards in search of him in company with her but could not find him saw the defendant next day who admitted he had seen hint on the lirouuhtf night stopped all niffht at the coal pit in company with the prosecutrix who was afraid to reteru home crossexamined by ii smith junr in reply to a question whether he believed the defendant would be capable of committing such un offence said that such things sometimes happened in colored peoples houses the court stopped the witness and the learned counsel colored up witness laughed when the prosecutrix first told her story j did not ot first believe her but had uo reason o doubt her word thmnan collins worn on the part of the defendant on the day namtfd he saw the prosecutrix turned out of the waggon in winch he was riding by the 0wner and heard her give the man very abusive lau- kttnae thinks thr prwrrtrrix might hwr tf liume heiuiv die prisoner lelt the house of this wit ness certainly before he could have overtaken her at the place sworn to knows the prosecutrix to bear a bad character nothing material was elicit ed in the ciossexanrinulion of this witness hv the attorney general john 2wff ttfiorfa heard the prosecutrix give the owner of the waggon had language overtook and passed the prosecutrix more than once on the road home saw her in company with the prisoner they appeared very friendly did not hear anything nw between ihetll of an improper character has heard that the general character uf the prosecutrix is not good but know nothing of his own know ledge thomas mtguirc sworn heard the prosecutrix any in town that he would wait lor the defendants going home if it were until 12 o clock at night crossexamined by the attorney guteral there was a way home to ihe pi honors house much near er than by way of qolliirs tavern jihn williamson stcom knows the prosecutrix to be of bad character would not believe her on her oath crostzamincd by the jjttornry general knows no other reason to disbelieve her on her oath than because he has heard her abuse his children is an intimate friend of the prisoner and believes him to be a good neighbor- his lortmiip recapitulated the evidence and com mented thereon he recommended the jury not to find the prisoner guilty unless they were convinced the prosecutrix tfword the truth verdict jvot as the jury were mostly from the part of the coun ty in which both patties reside it is not unlikely they knew more about the mutter than appeared in ptn court for from the evidence given we cer tainly do not coincide with tliutil iu their verdict tlw bad character of a woman ought to be no rea- ii uiat she should be without the protection of the fur once establish that maxim and every wo- ul of doubtful reputation will be assaulted with wpunily satukdav aug joseph nuelsuns trial mr joseph xieuon uf timcatowii was indicted for wing feloniously forged the endorsement of fre- dtiick keller to a promissory note fur 100 with tl to defraud the commercial bank the prisoner up to the time of his apprehension fortius utnce had borne an unblemished reputation iu his neighborhood j wsfl merchant in good business jfld was looked up toby the reformer as a person idtcly to nit anv ucancy that mitfht occur in the rep- escalation of the county- then were two counts 10 j indictment one for forgery and the other or wttmg the attorney general conducted the prosecution on the purtof flwcriotfit ondmr it sherwood as sisted by mr hitlwcll was retained for the prisoner a mejvahb sworn 1 teller of the commercial bank know the prisoner whose notes have often been discounted ot the bank i- shewn the note knows that note was discounted subject to the order of the prisoner dom not remember the payment of the money may have paid it believes the note and signature to be in the handwriting of the prisoner there are three endorsements on ihe note cnssexuruined by mr isherwood does not know who left the note for discount knows the note was left for the prisoner because ins name was writ ten on the corner in pencil as is customary had any person lelt the nnie anil that person had direct ed it to be discounted for any individual whose name was on the pftphylt would have been marked for that persons benefit the strangers remits would not be taken notice of nor would the proceeds be paid to him thinks it possible that after the note left the prisoners custody the name of the lai en dorser might be added without his knowledge cannot swear that the money was paid but believes it was s muckhstqr sworn is a merchant of king ston knows the prisoner who came to him in june 183 1 said he had left a note for 100 to be dis counted at the commercial bank and as he was go ing to montreal wl the following monday should not he in kingston in time for hanking hours re quested him id receive the proceeds gave him m order on the cashier order produced and read in court dated june 9ih saw prisoner sign hu uaire to that order never saw the note untif before the urand jury received the proceeds uf the note and paid them the same day to the prisoner was patd by the teller is shewn the note believes it to be in the handwriting of the prisoner when he gave the order he said the endorsers of the note were good but did not mention any name nor how many crossexamined by jwr shcncood does not know wheu the note was discounted but thinks it must have been done that day the prisoner arri ved late in thtf afternoon and after banking hours did not appear under any einbarassment a harper sworn is cashier of the com mercial bank believes the note to be m the hand writing of the prisoner there was no other note of 100 tn ihe commercial hunk at that time on which was the name of the prisoner either as maker or endorser crossexamined by mr sherwood had not look ed into the books to examine whether any note for 100 had been left for discount at the time stated with prisoner name on it had the prisoner been a defaulter his name would not have been entered for discount at all jsatkan fellows sworn knows the prisoner has seen him write several times believes the note to be in hi handwriting knows mr frederick keller does not know his handwriting the prisoner many years to the best of his know ledge he has always borne an excellent character has heard of another frederick keller reexamined has received several letters from the prisonet does not know the other f keller personally has never seen his handwriting frederick keller sicom has a release given to him by the attorney general and is examined thereon by mr- bidwell has a release in his hands has not read it was examined before the grand juiy before he received the release the attoroey general said the witness was not examined before the grand jury relative to his sig nature mr bidwell objected to his having been examined at all and said the indictment was illegal having been procured through the instrumentality of an incompetent witness the objection was over ruled james geddes sworn is a subscribing witness to the release did not witness the delivery frederick littler sworn and examined in chief knows the prisoner has had money dealings with him endorsed a note for g0 oo the 24th june 1834 never endorsed a note for him before that time or since is shewn ihe note for 100 the sig nature of f keller is not hi his handwriting is something liktf his writing but m not his knows another frederick keller is a capable farmer has not seen him write nor has he seen hts writing crossexamined by mr sherwood knows three frederick kellers one in fredericksburg one in tbnrlowf and where the other is he does not know does not know whether frederick keller of frede ricksburg had any dealings with the prisoner has known the prisoner for upwards of twenty years bm fthvtfm bnrnp n frwevkw ehwr np time of this charge john chamberlain sworn knows f keller of fredericksburg believes he cannot write has seen his mark crossexamined by mr sherwood f keller of fredericksburg has a son of the same name a man of about 40 years of age this was the case on the part of the prosecution mr sherwood addressed the court for a very con siderable time upon a point of law he said that the attorney general had made out no case to go to a jury it vas proved by his own witnesses that there were three frederick kellers all residing in the vicinity of one another and yet the attorney general had only brought one of them up to prove the forgery as the other names on the note were not said to be forged there was no reason to think otherwise than that one or other of these frederick kellers had endorsed it had the prisoner pretended that the endorsement was that of ft keller of ernes- town then the uttering of it although actually writ ten by one of the others would be felonious but no thing of that kind had been proved on the con trary it was shewn that he had nevei taken the name of p keller of emestown before to the bank and that institution had no more right to suspect it to be a forgery of one fkeller than of another he there fore contended that there was uo evidence to go to the jury and ihe prisoner was entitled to an acquit tal he cited several cases in point which were handed to the bench his lordship after examining the cases cited gave his opinion that there was evidence for the ju ry and desired the trial to proceed the prisoner declined addressing the jury but his couusel called p perry m p p sworn knows several fre derick kellers one of ibeiti lives in fredehrkshurg is a respectable farmer would take his note for 100 this f keller has a son 10 years old saw him last summer and a late as last fall in the neighborhood of his father where he then resided f keller of erncstown and f keller of fredericksburg live about g miies from one another the prisoners shop was between ihem f keller of fredericksburg is an old man his son lived a mile and a half from his father 0 has known the psisoimr many years has always borne fl excellent character and consider- ed him up to the present time us a highly respecta ble man b jr davi sworn iszamwcdby mr sherwood is a merchant of bath has known ihe prisoner manyyeais has always maintained an excellent charactn- knows iwof kellers think he knows another has had dealings with two and has made several mistakes in consequence ot the timiarwy of name crvzafzamined by the attorney general docs not recollect vhcthev he iim i4wr received my wi it- ten ordtrr from f- keller off fredetickbuig it is very often the custom fur children to write the name of their fathers to their orders reexamined by mr bidwtfh- knows that when an act of furliuiuent passed authorising some out lay on the rofids and appointing f keller one of the commissioners n good deal of confusion was caused as to which f kellr was intended this was the defence thk charcc iiie lordship in summing up the evidence observed that the ifinil thing the jury had to determine was whether forgery had been couuuilted and if so then m decide upon what count in the mdinincut tu thud the prisoner guilty that of the actual forry or it he uttering willi a guil- ly knowledge he then raw over iho evidence to the jury and left them to decide ihe fate of rite pri son er after be inq out two hours the jury returned with a verdict of acrf gudty the being a necondhilf of indictment against the prisoner in which the attorney general was not ready with his evidence the prisoner was admitted to bail himself in ihe sum o160 and two sure ties iu 75 each he iuuiudiately left the court in company with his friends but shortly afterwards arrested by the commercial tfank on a civil process and held to hail the bill of indictment egpiom it smith junr and others for the riot mid imhmii ut the house of the blacks wis left over tu toe october session as was the presentment ftgoinut w cossedy ami others for a riot john tielon tot loigery was not in custody and the four soldier commuted lur a con- gpintcy to foil were ordered i he delivered over to a party from their regiment the prosecutor not hav ing appeared against them the recognisances o alfred t pouford were forfeited by his nonappear ance to stand trial the prosecution against the woods for being accessory to the death of a child ad that against the person tw breaking open the door of thtf waterloo chapel were not proceeded in but for what reasons ther were abandoned we have nut heard the sentence john parker horsestealing five years hard la- bor iu the penitentiary peter lard grand larcery three years hard la bor in the penitentiary dennis mcloughliii pcttv larceny three months imprisonment in the commoi jail his lordship then thanked the grand jury for their patient and arduous tttention to their duties and discharged them the court of oyer and terminer was then dis- 1 solved and that of nisi pvus atjoumed until the 23d of september next we shall not dismiss this long report of only a portion uf the business transited at these assizes without holding up our voue for the necessity of having more than one a3le in the year here imve lint hern less than jwop flotation called away from lit and yet the court has been obliged to adjourn for want of time o get through t business the com mission for the bathurst di n to be open ed on the following tuesday penh this being the firt time we have seen judge sherwood we are privileged t0 ninke a remark or two of hi patience induat a complaisance we cannot speak in too high term and although we mav have seen gentlemen with more shining ta lents yet the legal acumen h displays and the cor rectness with which he brings 9 lllde point in the case to bear must win hhn lp esteem of both bar and jurv although upper canada is said to bf groaning under an oppressive weight of intolerable grievance yet it cannot be- that the judges of the laud are not as honorable and upright as those of any country in the univers the attorney general is new to us and musi pass muster but our dfh rt brief he is a very gentlemanly man most mere ir homes for li dav mi dif folka wont believe us let ihtrftnekmr h smith junr attorney and barrister- law kings counsel that ever traced a circuit at to iho gsfllroottbo western part of bbmr anj tho eastern purl otmiijuc kiwlvod 4th itktk opinion ufyour ortnmiu r d mil not less than one itkinvuntl ji umu will ho imulnf t pon the hur above montioocd road cotwmeiattid ami fin- mllfidm ftllow viz twentv fret wide wiih de ground ton feet hi with tucli wltci and bridge ft any be required tn be rlmrtncd and elenred iliu taiitrutobui hnjjpgd level riwolvodiqtli ynwconuniltatj dirt guverainhtamropri to a sum noi cj than one thftuttlm pound fmm tho pnc orpulli otr jimjtf a may bo m their hioal to cam intu vtrci willi iim la1 3ibtcj delay ihu hcrtir rnenuontd ob jtfcul kewtvra mh it iilio onnion ofyour committee that it trovliltmterinllyaiflcniijirtmini and others wcr en agent apthiinthliiiivlicrulyorfhbdmricl uulhnried to otfer forilu tlau iiiil lrindf at the uiibt ptke end atlurd them utiior uslul injortnauon allan macnikrson chairman thomas askew secretary upon readhig iho foregoing reportofiho guihtniitw ap- pointed t the ticim xomtfiley and wmohime ita adnp hooitwumovedby mr mowai and ponded by ftlr htiinr llmt thunm rctnininendoil fr crfabhtdiing the re- quired nw i not autiicient whn u ituon debate was witb drawn and tho rejiiti ununimously adopted for tue bmtixu k7g mh kniroii although cvon die siniujre a canadian rctmnev wlieh a worthy witter ii the sicemar hasadopt cd i entitled loieprvt yet when ml h lfnv fhrancc m llc chinwinj fiimd in hi no fi aro hid to th eliri ofnur oo- vernnieiif it bcconiu the duty of every friend io his cnunlrv uietnmlm nn4ww ifditaethmare o i ii nil our bwhtnijnea nod want of energy 2 all our unlims in ihe pinn uf uuidir iinpoveniont ind cntcrrii s 1 1 din uvio afbnitln ntnl liino lhat m witmvmvt on ih oilier 1 ul j nflhn oiit nii 1 all our dwevt d villalltlil town- o tbv uebpilaud tnlof our mblir lnildin uid worli 6 nil our liuldi didit mnd exbyiited treasury iid t oit ilj f money tfllow uriri flir mmhf uc tiojnii growth and jonucictur n we 111 w to fitt i ion iiiti to noflto if not forevoi n er staol 1 nmmoduv of rxrni iti n ft and ihe hii pri e oftnch artklva nfneeesiity u wo can never think of growing or mnihu 1 m m oui own county 10 tie want oftuj celfoul fund and yttrrn of edyatiiii whivli are the main aprin tu intelligence and entrptie of ci new country ii the ahnt tiias nedcm of all our manuftclures 2 mid the want of pmper eoeon iaenent u induce the wealthy and valuable h rliun of our iijfninl4 10 take up their abodu willi u instead of swarmiiif to the united state 0 tin v are now doinf j i ay 1 attribute all lbi wi more io the adminitraiton of our government and law imnd i do nol iv thai 1 ittrihiitc it to ntotfartn of ovrnmrnt and the reader wdl please bcai this dtiiincfton in ruind iltroojiboui 1 have taken ihcltbefiyof munbciim lliexri vancej ihatihey mav ciity be ditmuilicd and althuui i do not deny the ctrnt of lhe twelve euu yet 1 do deny that ihe adminis tration 14 in fiult for their existence noa i 2 3 4 7 9 a 11 of the above cvis i chain to the aceount ufthe people noft 5 6 18 19 may icpnrt onbj be attributed to ihe ad- minutralipn of our government no 8 ow tu caof to conuneriial operations now sir out rd twelve eviu i eon tend that oven are entirely eaosfed by the people four in part only may be conwdered as the fioltofthe goovfimem and one entirely out of the control of either iiqm then u cnadiin refiirmer and myaelf are at itaue m hat promts- ei ptoof i have not seen them 1 pledge myaelf 10 prove a fdf as from their nature ihcy are sufeeutihle of proof my aaertion after tho canadian reformer sduh have attempted to prove his and then hi the public judge which tit motttec tual in the cauie of reform cljario gtivcmment with cront in ih over which it ha no control or jdain throe evil nvvn akfyninr npfnnmto kingnon august bilij is3 notk v the editor we have silently but not uncon cernedly witnersed tlieattenipi of a writer in tlvo spectator to liaro ihe government of liiia country with occasioning mor evils than can bo fiiirly laid tottscbarge at we bad neither the time oor the patience 10 enter minntely into the merits of llieftc nretfationji wo let them pnsa for wlnl they were worth truftinjl in great measure to the food onse of the jvw persons who might get hold oftlie letter ihe circublion of thcii vheilc being to small but as active mtanhave been lately ofted to get them copied into other journals e fatt as thry appear we think it high time to put a strip tu their miacnicf we have therefore solicited and obtaineil the icrvires of l re formet and ifthit reformer be ought eueihan a mere declaimer he will accept ihe challenge given to him and attempt to ptoce what he is ao industrious in aserthi ashes tobacco for alulion dayia p mcgill ov co gillci pi muflatt a cd john torrarree ie co mootreal pobt or qtjebeo ailjuvmls july 31 schr ebcno2ei 10ui junogibraltar aug 1 bri i hvli-lv- imth june sunderland ship cleveland 19th june liverpool aug 2d barlcsophia 17th julv newfoundland- rig hebe 2d jin- ln ditetttem stjip augusta i2ib june liverpkit ship royal william 17lb junc liverpool rn- ratal tflh julr newfoundland driormond 17th july newfuurdland sehr kirlcnido 17th june jamaica aug- iid brig etkfi ii july trinidad bclir klxon packet 20th july rfawmjddlaod hlir billow 25ih june jamaica vhr minerva 15th july newfoundland m hacbihor isth july newfoundland auit- 4 ship ilary 7ih juno london 53 aeiuers trig old mtijj 12th july newfoundland rg ketrencti 23j june greenock 93 tctucrs bn canada 5th june bordftaui brq pilgrim 88lh may aberdeen 53sewlerf liri- ltddle 11th june london schr prudent 11th july st john n b aufi 5 bri rvgalte 13th june berwick 4aetder bark mary stb june cork 121 culera bt 17 chieftain 20th jun cromaay 85 aettlora schr entrance 19th july halifax 2 aeulcra postscript by pnpers received from new york this evening wc hinu english new to the 9th july an attempt lltttbeeil niude to assassinate die king of 1 uitkulnr not given mr ocutmell has given no tice of a motion io extend the toor laws to ireland don curios has iuud a procbtnntkm threatening io elluot every foieign soldier token pruoner nq- tiling urinoiuinl fttarrttfc ai rfmb ea iim 90i um byitir rev david munlock jclin siaftb a m brftkmlic to hw h waal lau- orglujow at siagnrm n uic i r hmmm by the hcv h mcgill john m k kl tjel iptaw nwroliock to mi3 etizlcui muotq ultc of tain tviuinj et0 ai irislrltk moray lilrc scotland en thr ith january lal mra itor in tr km ycr at th- uui placr roikh roy eiq ochker acd liricter io air j baft oi litis town stray com lost n short time since a small bron cow with u ifctt wltile nmrkrf imhm her body lately in the po- sesdion of w h3 rre esq a reward for ber re covery will be paid by ihe subscriber john low kiiiffsimt august 12 1835 3 to the editor of the urjtisij whig sir tuo broettcme rixorttcr vf the 3ut lilt favors the pub- lie with the account of rare between the atearnhoatf gt briutw kiston fa brockeirc on the tuesday prcviouh and tire rjtlor latea from hid own hnowlcdjr as well aa from in- fitrjuiuuri aeseri he receive at prcscott bruckville that ilielcauiuuat hittston on hartiiur untune mile a head ol tlie llniekville and that the gl britain put out aller the brock title had fttten alumt a mile on her way and tlm they arrived ureekville in ihe iollnvrtu order ni ii the urochtiu and to his etceftmey siftjotu coiborne k c b- lieutenant governor of fffi province of upper canada and major qatfral commanding jsis majesty s forces therein c t tile graind jury for the dlnnd district in ses sion of aia assembled dumbly beg leave io ttiiiismit for your bxcelledcyn8ideratiiui a series of resolutions which they fin deemed it their du ty to adopt in order the motf eflfcciually to arrive l omc pln of opening the lack townships ofthjd remft to your exctllency that a system has been acteii w proved very injurious to the inter am prospeiity of the district they rcprcs- cll tibtng from the very powerful influence exert ed i company and others both in eogliiidoild tlteae province to direct ihe emigra tion l weslern pwtt of this province aided by the ifjccashur exertions of companies and individu- u ijtckcim iti thtiv transit in urging thcntofor- t ward i l l possible point of debarkation he grand jury have for several years beheld ibis prthw8 stream pass on unable to arrest its p or to uflord to emigrants that eneourage- neii and ussisiaiice which would nodoubl have in j a poftioil of them to settle among them and whirl proved equally injurious to them as to the ijdmbiiants the grand jury represent although ibis portion of the province was chosen as oft- rf l lo a an asylum to those faith ful irtflc ufhis majesty who emigrated from the tjnittd slltwi it cannot be concealed how far wc have wtel short when compared with other dis tricts m extending cur improvements the small 1 portfrul of the province which has been yet fiulnlu- ed a l extensive tract which still remains iu primeval solitude are sure records of this tfl fraid jry therefore deem it right to sub mit rl several resolutions without separate coin- mem y kscemencya consideration and at the oiite titiie respectfully to state their conviction that excellency is over ready tondopf and pur- sue nly bencticial plan to forward and promote the inter uu prosperity of every portion ofihis pro vince wwdl hiay be brought under yourexcellcncys amanahan foreman c jurv room cmrl ihtiirc is uigstuii ii july i i y ciiuhnittt hiom july 30 1535 iiieetiiteofum30imtiniiitvviimiiiitvdiiulhiii liuiiiiuy nu iih lvtihwy tins mtiid rvulu the qtf britain nearly abreast the brodctilu a little in advance ami a niitd a head of ihu kinrnthm sow mr editor i am lulh hail v to contradict a public writer but 1 cinnol avoid fy- in that the abuvo acuiit is a eros and a wilful perversion of he tiuth ever fell from the lips or pen of man the bfockritu on me sutod day stopped at fraurs wharf rhe ok britain ol nurlou vvhart and ihe kingston removed to ji pftflfwq st cranes cppt wharf the brockeilte lirt vbirterlioed ww abreast ofthu gt britain that ituiay ahreat iiftcurlon wharf vvben the kingston leo mcphvrson sl cftlotl upper wharf and while thr broekrilu waa pasiu- ihi lit nrtmed vlmrtjlho gl britain in x nlther gnooriilja and rillowed her now thviliitano bciween norton wharf f frplirvrpmttvin vrtvvliir fwmlwn iu lirr iiitiai0v much wuaum 2kijqmrjlbi jj iifnu bfttrkrrur uil ju mimm irai ihu brocktitu ahead oflhe gt bfitmit wn the three liai left prreou on their arrival at i- kille tlie c britain v fulytmwt about her uwn lenlh nlntid ol ihr brorhrdu arrl rlie kutfftn nearly ht jmc dtstaneo he- lit 1 ihv btoiuriilt this s the exact truth and deft ootrlnb dielion the kigto true was beaten rather more than a quar ter oft mile in a run of twelve miles but the defeat vrw4wlttif to anv tliih bumhoupeiicr i f ihe brodcriilc he wa til ujlied vitli wcil ami that uf a bad rpialily ad thr cuiuevr iuli nevei raise iho hi ecu n nbove rovefl mrhes duiiur the fc naag wlnl ihe brackrillc had abundance offuel and the bci lllttl eouw he procurerl to e jiv hide 1 am no friend to fkam boatracing and should nut be pleased in lf ing uwthumiltid t iho making f inv nnieli thai miilil be attended wqli jalal aecidcnls but tin 4 i ittiuw tint i be broekrilu dare no more give mtttro tu the a illlio intend aain it tnmpete with bet in tpeed fjin she jaie burst her own hoiur khttfavdi aug cth 1635 one who knows l t ow1115 to i he accident of fridays hating deranged the economy fur office wc are under the necessity of upolni- sin furniirnnnappcarancc yesterday our pardon will pro- bably he granted one ihin n in our favor truth our reader and uurvlve hive ot accustomed vj thee things and thcrc- furclhc leaftl said the belter altttlvals at thk hmmkhi t al 1 ij anem j mr john a- gtacker skinuumilir n hui grahniti rn m k ilitirfr penr uo 5 tbch l lvilliaiu xew york a ii tfiukltid urchet4fr michel cfev1ier prhner ceo d ft- ter uin-a- c caritoo monueatvv ehai4 loi mr wm ba cwi l field i k q it mccvjlom ii- t du 7 mai howhi hulsowelu u i bocenito a law- rriur john ktfoaoo boiflotfti y a w ilurly uicto t atr veimor and latlv monirral f kinni naquhxc 10 mr ana mrs klleu monirctil c canei uveyo j wurfcy au burn t cit atiflrt all hwri m aiiiwidl ia miivtic kin injittid qi4ien 1ioht tfuhna st- uolli u urvtaofe deaii- ftrahni jr krlxftirnhli ft cailijmhc li mr jjotty toroutoi mr j iv ik u lltive oo mi litojy frcrtofl cj3vtiqn tiifsii to caution all persona from making bar- gain olanlc or atherwiev with jame schroder in my name as i have wt present no connection witli that yquqg t also my customers wre requested to notice ofttbom they buy ihe articles manufke- torc is some persons are vending them preteoding in he i iroi me uejwiy bolts kingston autrust 10ih 1835 3 mechanics mstitutioa a mtcture on gothic architecture will be delivered by dr holmes m mr jetinings school room on i riuiy evening august hih at 8oatock at which the public sue respectfully incited tobuetid kingsiou august 11th 1835 jyotice is hereby givejt that the second lntiiment due august it erf pool per crnt ujmjn the capital stock of ihe pauicw joint stock banking company is re- s nired tn be paid into ihe office of the company jng street toronto or into the hands of th agents in tlie several districts the third limftiluient of four per cent is als6 required to bir paid in like manner upon the 1st oc tober next toronto july 27th 1935 3 i augurt 5th 1935 j notice is hereby given that a portion of the town plot recently sur veyed at the mouth of the river credit on the lo diati reserve in tl e township of toronto ik i ii r home district emlted- jp 0 jr t crempm k urging water lots i 2 3 4 5 front street- jo jft t fti io slip 12 w side toronto street 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 i0 ll and 12 e side toronto street 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ii and 12 w side port street 3 4 5 6 7 i purl street 1 2 3 4 w street will be offered for sale sit the court house in the city of toronto on friday the 23ili instant at the upset price of 10 currency edcli one quarter of the purchase money to be paid down and uv remainder in three equal annual in sulinoma with interest on each instalment as it be comes due the purchaser will also be requirec to build a stone brick or frame house not less than 24 feet long by is led wide within two years from the day of aula- plans exhibiiag the situation of the lots may be eiiatthe surveyor generals office or with mr jones t port credit and any further information respecting the lots maybe obtained by applying to the cominibstuuer uf crown lando 3 peter robinson lake ontario tue new steam boat 14 4 i t e side side uiditav cajjai tlv murw i proti t toidfiittteo wal t iwrliii i nilutili pi ivtiuw to il propiiely illn liifc mwii iuvwinir nil tic uut if mmciital tueaipsf mmtonj dmnvi al talliril iu utitk an inlmtft 3 luvtimlilo njiponuiiilj of lounm the u wf tin crown iforiliil u w il ut itu ihu thhtunofimi ut price ufbtitlx i tlie ktnl 1 a to rfelfldo tlio immnif lln iinimjute kttlittninit unj rtcoifinttrul its twin itnhwvdtmq kiae mukiu accordnnc iviili t ir ituivc 4iluiiini uivl prwvlll fth bcfdvoil il- iln coiimnimc roeomnwnil that ihe upset price rf lathlf it tlieuiil tiviiahiph livv liilms turrcmy mr arr- kcvkcd 3-1- in gnlir tn iiimire a witn of the sairl hmlr your i ltjim u recvunikntlcd llt tour kajing tvni uo opctl kdj vz- rrosft the ixth concession of tortlanj to the comre of iliikii ihr06c- frtm tuc tvont of sheffield to the cemte nf koneueok- frroim tho ftw eetilcmeni rjf hunpciford to the centre of kdladr and frftisn th rittjsbomrhonloimonivr mill in hungrfrd akcivtlli itlwt margaret the lu aunl li- tilo itamit harortt morrhninc will lujm of tare vwi mi jcvk and liare trutur in tow immniif ciijiie j villiumim l macntdcr vtiiu i i- l kiutoii a uuiritj v vo iihii vood a ltkl coltunry t a ciirbihl kwcr trvnl win mrmwiihi llinio llownnl 8bfi iwiii invtllupgi tihtlilsi pum tfftillfev joiufei tvii-k- 6 cu port lluinil im irllyr ot rotn itawiloii u- mvnabb hmuihun a mcnitl nimilus huniphricj jt lmati lvey auiulll timi flvdiuef lntran ouwcn wiih lirrc ifq quia iii soihiii j j kumtll lian 1 m biiimmi 1 p iiurir ljlhil2tu lar mi tncvtf j i tlnrtly a fvt r k v f grt hopo u ijjlou it ildertevu e ii nmira llowuro st tillirnpinhl 1ort llopv j lfiito u llimcxlitli ik mfaruie toil ko- mvkvnzie uellovillu it ilcmy a fitm ctour a itrtrvvr markltam k fairburn jlaet crooks co l rt llaunltun hallto- aukusfg tlwiiearaerbioicn robins jl tlli fttainmr slorgaru moorhoue with barge kttigmn iv bijiwt paeket nival 3lon lor moutusal au-iiufs- the barg dolphin pur st lawrence 500 bil thttm ifvsyh walker co montr ajjul i thbarg tradrr per st itwrtne with rlour commodore barrie cait jtiwcs slnclaitt proprtlci bu two lett pressure engines yi in connection with the stcim bool oswego leave the ditltrcul potu on the lake as follow urwattds leaves kingston monday morning ovo monday and thursday evenini cibturg and tort hope tuesday and friday mora- ufi toronto for nbgaw tuesday and friday eveninga downwards leaver niiara awdnefday and saturday at noon purt hope antl cobourg wednesday and saturday evtininfi anl atriwe at oftwwo on thursday where she meets ihe yicam bo4it oswetioi aud arrivee kingston on sunday liurho meets ihu steam boat sir javss kwitt which bott will leave immediately lor prescott and ogdensburgh the couonoh barru is one of the best sea boats oo the lke ijiid cvuioiandd by euc of the tnoet oipccienced nevi- gators vrry attention willbt paid to mjjefijw clsoto property rcunrrv suippej wtttul mv 3