,,- -..-....uu unl- lads and of coupe-_-h`I_ to re-lppelr and give mother which was deservedly npplaudod. Min Henderson, Hu'311y Merrily over the Snow wujivenwith nike execution, taste, and feeling of which`tY;ia"y6ung,lady is cnpable `andthst isaverygrutdea.l;eluwi rewarded with an enthuiutie-eueon 4. '-1.;..1. .1... .7 -u uno nutuonce w1_th one 6` count- : lnnthor -l.$..L -- -- , _ ,._.... there was` not `the, `same opportunity for rdinplzyv that :7 larger sized instrument would heve alorded. We believe Mr Suther- land in likely to settle do xi Hmong us and we therefore gladly hail uv epotber addition uumy ung "ueme back to Erin" with excel- lent teate, and was fawoui-ed` with an encore, to which ehe kindly responded. The Tandy Bron. unfortunately were prevented by an un- ferueen circumstance from eppearing. but kindly prelnieedto make up for it st the next reeding, which no ;denbt they will do. Mr J eeeph Sutherland gave 3 solo on the piano with much taste. _ M. Sutherland pos- `eeuee I very ne but bold touch, but the in- etrunent being ;only a smell-sized piano there opportunitv l g__ , j:,, I `I .- -. urezn no ." We were . r" F greatly pleased t6 beer the excellent manner in which thie band played, reflecting, an it does, the highest credit on their band- Inuter, Mr Reckett. Mr` McIntyre was down en the programme, but feiled to put in an eppearnnce. It was suggested by a wag ` in the eudience that he had gone to Ebene- ville (Rideeu werd) to the election. Mine Heady ung "Celne back tlt. and -n- fawn---s-1` *5 ,, ._ .. ,-...... wt: u so xrom mozert, O dulco concento, and itted themselves remarkably wail. Mrs end tlie Misses Chris- tie (the youngest of the lstter being of the re- spectable ego of six years, and we don't know haw many inch high) almost convulsed the sudience with lughter by their singing Cousin Jededinh. It is needless to sey that they were re-called, and again warmly ap- plauded. The band opened the second part of the programme with a. selection from the Opera. of "Lldrezis Barri-" W- vuu yrugtlllllll wm: selection "Lldrezis Borgia." We greatly pleased :6 In... on. ---A" ,,__--._ vuvavnnll ul uuu Uliy. ` We hope to have the pleuure of listening to her ugsin during the vihter uasgn. Masters Goonge Tnndy and Robe Shannon made their debut in 3 piano forte d at from Moznrt, O dulcn canmmlm -- _--.... .... ones`! so sweeuy and with such good taste. Miss White. of Montreal, kindly play- ed A piano forte solo, the "Circus Gelop, and was deservedly applauded. Mine Bates sang _ "Oh, how delightful, and was most enthusi- astically encored, to` which she graciously responded. T1114 young lady has evoice of greet purity and sweetness, and is a. decided acquisition to the musicd talent of the city. [her main dnrimv n -"`-` ------- " " ` I hnvqgivcn you all I unnnnttnkoit back unis." ` .,.....- .._, uaa sumamuty to the present time: touched the popular l1u_mour, and was listen- ed te jwith the utmost attention and warmly applauded. Mrs Grylls was in excellent voice and her song Looking Back was sung with that exquisite tiute for which _ahe is celebrated and it is needlese to say it was warmly en- eered, but she did not reappear. Mr Harry Tandy : Uhlen wu sweetly um; and receiv- -H Ln- L------- A` ' , , , . _ . . . ,,..k.V-an . .Lu.s' naljry receiv- ed the` honour of an encore,- but Mr Tgmdy is very chary of his songs, which is I great pity. suing he sings so sweetly and with Montreal, lrinlv L... Tm: Musxcu. AND Lrruunv ENTERTAIN- u1:N'r.--The musical and literary entertain- ment at the City Hall last evening, in aid of St. `Paul : Church Sunday School, was e. de- cided success, the Hall being crowded with a highly respectable audience. Punctually at 8 o'clock the -splendid Band ef the __Garrisen under Mr Ruckett commenced the programme by 5 selection entitled the Happy Soldier which was performed with taste and precision, and elicited the Applause of the audience. Mr Macdonnell followed with a reading from the Pickwick pepers the election at Etanswill `which by its suitability to the nonular lmmm... -...: ._-- v:_L nun .... ....._...u _" mu m It Ml` new-an : J elm- son street, and for Frontenac Wnrd at Mr J. Moore : corner of Clergy and Colborne streets, and for Catanqui Ward at -Mr E. Gallagher-3, Wellington street. 'r -.... P... In: xuuuuay morning and recerd. their votes for the old member-,3. Do not wait to be sent for. If enearly rally in nude en Men- dey morning infnvouref Messrs Briggs, Gibsen and Mclntyre, their election will be cerein. We are auured that the Mayor will have 9. euicient force "of police at the poll to fully protect the voters and should` any pereen he molested (of which we have not the slightest expectation) the tranagressere may expect to receive the bencm m` the English law. The pqll for Ricleeu _Wu*d is `It Mr N ew-nan J elm- street. and far F`:-nu!--...... 111-..: AL I! -......uuu-you uy nr Muje and the late Hon. ' Sendeld Mecdonnid to cease hie defeat. Since that time it he `been discovered that an 1 member ofjzle nnnoe conunittee Jie "vdted to hiineeIf3300 unlnvfiilly fer nctingare poce magietrnte, while alderman. He has no claim: upon the elector: of Ridean Ward, not having an interest in the ward, and besides being a non-resident. We don t oeneider it necessary to further psrticularize the reasons which should x-ender, him ineligible to represent it, or any other-sued in the city, as they are pretty well luaewn to everyone. We would, there- fore, urge the elector: to go up early to the poll on Monday morning and record their , for the old nmmln-- |\-- ---l- ---- `V ' _ `few days Ago, chfy on le ground of his tor- " ` giverutgon in `ectionfwith appoint- iment o ' _ tot ` 'Reilly u Deputy `Clerk of he Crawl?" He recommended this gentleman (Mr 0 Reilly) for tho nppointmant, and :1: the same time endenvoured to make Hour-I. John l Madiennd-hIIcPc6` believe he would lup- port them. He did not Will! the ploctol-I of Riduu Wnrd tknow that he had recom- mended Mr 0 Roilly, but unfortunately` for him it came out in suicient time, and properly suthouticltod by Mr Mudio and the lfncdouinlel 4-4 ......- L.'_ ::-t-_L 01" - - .1 D\vrIV 'I`L _ .. ' ` ..... .., uni commit zltotheluliunndg ("11 no-G-6.2 LL -_. ..-- can untrue. no uid-but it is of no ." noueo-"wo have parted now uto- --`av: -vu II I IIOCIGOI. IIVCI!" sudionooa and dnvui-.vod_1y inimitable" .........a -- . ef g:.s`v:`-eve;-';r. by of` ejoyiiig a. -heerty ' dbea. `Mr Keeley, dur- , has become so much of thnt wan ..-- -5 - I , V. -- v-coupled ggeated `ed the 1 nd address. 3 provided were pan 1` erous enc ed. devoted a wvented bv An "-7 W " ' .. guuxgioll street, in the ci 01112., on the 12th day of I `the hour of 12 o'clock, noon; 1 1r 3-` cinlgrok HE GENERAL ANNU of the Sharehold e Railwsy Co _ for the XL` ummma era of the Kingston and mpuny, for the eloetio ensuing nunness, will 1. held t'E1I3"t';`o`-7; Wellington Strut, city OVnt., 12th A... -5 Ir-I-- , _ , . Kingston and Pembroke Company. ____ ,1 --._uwn .. ___, the ] The next musical and lite mont in aid of the funds of the dnatx`-y. Pzu-ticulan in a few daya. The Rev. Mn Mulogk preaches to men to-morrow evening- duo be welcome. Young roman vuu-uy nuoro nor. From time to fe Eh: non Ilkod hor oomo trivial quostion, to Iiich olo Anworod you or no, until, umble 5utlo'_I('hori| trouble, he got up and pot In an round her, laying- Whogono onin, lovely! Tain t noth- ing wrong with Phil yo vo hoord _? "No, only Shot, ho won : co-o hora ogain. I not him. and he said things that won _..- ..-...... sang a superb duet, and M1 nie E. Tandy gave. one of her executedaolea with splendid eect. Mum Bryden and Leach, the pasta church, Rev. P. S. Livingston, the int of the St. Andrew : Church of that to and Rev. W. W. Carson, were the '5] whose literary eorts were well n I'r-L, , __ ...... vv . vv . unrson, the "speakers ebrts received Vote: of thank: were` conveyed to the chair: man and choir, to which replies were given, and th/e Affair terminated at 10 o'clock. } -.... guvuu unreal? Wesleyan choir, who has been in attendance and contributed their almost indnpensible services to these tea-meeting for the pest eleven years, sang three anthems in excellent tin e and style. and would have been cncered had the sanctity of the edice and time permitted. The Tandy Brothers, who are favourites wherever they are heard. sang a superb duet, Miss Je n- Tandy gave one nf 1.-- -_-u=- .......u. um Que: : indu `__ .. _-.......... um rexresntnents so bonntifllll} by the ladies .of the congregation, pnrtsken of with sstisfsction, and num- enconiums were passed on those who such appreciable taste to their prepe-- ratien. But much as this part of the pro- gramme was relished the succee ding features were sustained to pleasant advantage---to wit, the addresses and vocal Illd instrumental 4 Socmx. AT Prr'rsnUna.--The anmul tea meeting was held last evening in the Pitt:-' burg Wesleyan Methodist Church, situated about eight miles from the city. It wu' whet it always has been-aneceuful in the extreme sense of the word. The edice wan` comfer. tably lleq with people, a. good any of when hailed from Kingston. The chair was occupied by Dr. Mcc.m-mm -`M *~ proceedings with a short ..u.u muguvon. ,,_..-_. The McCunmon, who open- The refreshments conm-go.-uh. ___-. Bonmma mm DAY Scnool... - to the advertisement in snot] will lye seen that Miss Price : day school for young ladies wi] on Tu:sday next, Pun ctnsl requested. fully book the platform in their turn, no min- iaters being present but Rev. Mr Fear, who of course gave a. good winding up speech. The choir enlivened the exercise: by music, vocal and instrumental. Financinlly and otherwise the tea.-meeting this year has been one of un- precedented success. mu. usfk/Il&l.'l1DOl'B, the choir, the ladies, and the chairmen. ` The chairman then made some remarks, after which the dexolegy and bene- diction cloud this very successful end inter- esting meeting. On the following evening a social was held to consume the surplus provi- sions. A number 9f speeches were given by several of the tslented ones pi-esent,who cheer fully took ` Rev. enlivened and innfnamn-4-1 '|5`1-~~ ` ` " BIRTH. In Ban-ieeld, on January 4th, .1 I Rev. T. A. Parnell, of a. son. } _ ,,_ _-.. . . a.. u. vunluuer of Sunbury. The chairman proceeded, after a few words of introduction, to call upon Messrs A. Hopkin, N. Caverley, A. Bond, and Rave. T. S. Chambers _and S. Fear, who all came to the front as their names wefe announced and delivered some interesting and instructive addressee. Good huneur ran through the speeches which v*va.s happily ket ivithin quite moderate bounds. The music, by which the speeches were interspersed, was highly relish- ed and warmly applauded. Before closing the meeting Vote: of thanks were tendered to the Rev. Mi-`Cha.mbers, the choir, i chairman than .....:- -..._- __T_ , Bu'nmss:A TEA-MEI'l`ING.--The annual tes- me etiug of Battersea village was held on New Yen- s evening in the W. M. Church. The weather was all that could be desired, and by the time the hour of opening the meeting had Il`l`lVOLl the large church was quite full. But the end was not yet, for while the tea was being served crowds came ocking in, which continued till the edice was crowded to its utmost capacity. After tea, singing antl pray- er, Mr G. VVa.ldron, of Suubury, was called to occupy the chair. As usual, a. programme was ` drawn up, consisting of addresses by several lay as well as clerical gentlemen. This was i especially necessary, as only one minister from a. distance was present, Rev. T. 8. Chambers I ` A n a - -~ Honlrin N l".--.--|--- AMELIA Rurrsx, ' Christmas Eve, 1872. ` The young organist, who_is only thirteen years of age, being taken wholly by surprise, was scarcely able to express her thanks, not only for tho valusblo gift itself, but elso'for the kindly feelings that proinpted it. After '1 pleasant chat, her kind friends wished the family: heppy Christmas, sud :-oturned to` their homes. V my names ox we congregnnen elf`! 8t_.,_l(srk n `Clni i'-"ch, Ben-ieeld, paid en unexpeted vilit to the residence of the incumbent , the Rev. '1`. A. Pnrnell, and presented, en hehelf of the congregation, his` little daughter En with; very beautiful little work be: sndwriting (leek ce-binod, in recognition ef her eervicee no or- ganist of the church. The preientotion who accompanied with the following address :- Denr Min Evs,-0n behdf of-the cengregm tion of St. Mark's Church, we present for your aceeptence the accompanying work box and writing desk, as a slight teken of our eppre-. ciationpf your efficient service: an o . V Wishing you and your dear pnrente, brother And uintera, a. hap y Christmas and New Year's, we remain, ear Miu Eve, very lin- cerely yourn, h It Adan n . -.._.. .__,_, ,,-, _. Pn:sI:.~1'rA1'IoN.--0n Christmas ave some of tho Indies of the congrcgntion of St'.,_l(srk I `Clui x`-"ch. 3..-.-;.4:.m .... --_ss`-- --41 tion. We m`ny 1 nnntrilnul-..l ....L . -...... vv :1 nun; uuu unite Jul accompsnunenu contributed not a little to the mucosa of the singers. Wu` deem it only our duty may no.` -By referring -tisement another column, it boarding and r will be resumed Pun.-+_n.I .4L.-J---- -- u 1 him in u..;;.y 2L'e"1a false and ' y, And glad, at Jen t ey were parted Iuhp In himself on the he Ihenfd ndnre his life been its greatest joy and . She returned to the little white hoe and tightened month. she got her grandfather : sup r, And on her sccnlto-ed ltoe gazing her. From time the trivial ama... 4.. ._ _,-.......u uuucn. LSOVGS. Id pastor of the 3. incumbent v township, Carson, the '-vu-Ir-n ,----.._...-unuu no DOI1nBlIlly yeciable zh nu-I: of ex. .... ....' van: u; nor prettily elfact. Rovds. Inna]: 9.. -.--L--- J -' j:-: add that his accompsnignenti '. A little in 04.. ..........-- -: u_- 5 mm" win no resumed sttendmco is Kt Bnxnn, Kn-1: Pu-rn.soN, Muwu Haunzrox, +.. _..._.. .... nun. nu oouove m, but that $0 I{.::lnuod him from 3 tie which g hit {or along time was I tore And sonny pu-tod-Phi1i mm` d . 2: and tuna until lhrgot out aigft huringnd than uttu-in the bitter cry, " , t! All t e Itingin ro- und hard word: he had utto van- Ind Va-0 forgotten in prounce of the turihlo wands uh. had inictod. Had she than can tneoof sorrow, or `Von one denial, Ill VIII true he eon] have forgottcn but Ditbnoathimin thavnynhohadl Inc, the an be zniltv. ma ulul young rvomen will .K1nsItoII' [H '. iE 3% ? ms; % Ghstmas,&D`1`N9;Vii`g:i Gifts cit) % J ` }scnoqL BboksI 11-. EW srocx o1"GRocEhm$,w1N1=: N nd LIQUOBS. A For Cheapest sud Beet Teen in.tow:,V _ CALL AT run 8'1`AR`(fROCER'! ." For-Sweet Co'ee_e, 17`!-eeh`G:-n` : 0 L .. if/`. CALL AT THE s'r`A1z` akbcnny For Fresh and Cheapeetnee of Sagas ; . CALL AT THE STAR GROCERY. For Pure `Liquor: of_ kigldggvt , Prices, .. . .2, -. ' V CALL AT THE STKR'G3OCEI{Y. For Pure Winee of the very Finest Brads. = CALL AT THEBTAB GROCERY. In fact, if yen vnntrte make meney`np'on : .wht you eat and drink, . A \ * Se D , t f Pub! W. ` p.m.3tt:.wa,_28::`l31 De`:.T.'i872.' , Yeeeift looking a hit yonreelf to-lny. Phil : your (we is on peak and wished M can be. it's ee oeutrery that t e Turlel should be ` . I've two mimle to at p up to ask Annie go It it of! till next weell." '6 anything e' the kind, mother." eulehed Philip elnrply. "I'm well enon ll. What leneenee you do tell: !" For he alt In &tnotioI would be e relief just then. = I re Lee eeid eemere, end in due time An- nie ex-rived. and Inn graciously received by heth -other end eee. Her father, she said. Vellllet he Able to come until the evening ; ee tee wee token, end Mr: Lee, having cleared I ewey, lat down with a feeling of contented eefufactien that all Ins going on swimming- ly. Philip telhed end joked with Annie as he hed never done before, causing the army, ni- lat girl to brighten up so that, as Mrs Lee exprened it, Yen wouldn't he named her fer tb u-e girl. But, alas, for those cas- tlee in the eir, which are oftentimes so and- denly diepelled ! Moat unexpectedly up julped Philip, feeling he should go mad if he eteyed much longer, though he merely said d eee how the ni ht was looking, anclhave e enehe outside. re Lee did all lll her pew- er to lake him eit still, nnoke his pipe in 7. end he comfortable - hm m.:i:.. L. S'l`AR nocmuf, 172 PRI/NCESS amimm V All umuu must be nude 9; the ptigtoi ferns. and to acute]: int he tual ngm.tu' tr _ ' 1 \ to Van PIOIII, nuyngnu pfotho Bznininn. ' ' econo_ aunties for tho d:__u fnllllmnt thi- eonh-act. - -` ` , , ` This Department does 3156; how var bind itself to accept the lowest or any T:ndn;'. A By order. - ' dcsmmn rnnpgnozs to ua- ' and undo ` ends: or u-i1lo_ n nd`s1ido,"w`in hon-stud at thin oiee until noon of Hollny, the 27th day of J nnuary next, -1873, fit: the conItrue- ` tion of I Dun, Timber-Slide. -and Cmgl_,_yyiQh' \two'1nckI, in tho Glralonrlridl. , __ ...... ....a.u unaivmll. In fact, monoympon mm. AT THE scum 01OGEBY.`= - ,_ _ _., _ .4 -1 . _` u.n-as-., mm to!` the remnnl of hindrance: to the 5 read of ,t.he Goapqlg gspd ,t_i;o gav lion of V a world. - Sunday, Jmu l2.~-Sel`InoI5 : whole earth be with His glory. wnole earth and Amen. 1v_,, , Antichrist ; for 1.11 pruonen And captivs ;. {and for the increase of that kingdoms 1: righteouanqu, game, and joy i_nVhi Holy Ghost. \ " 1_n_ox nu-ry_ !"_ repeated the `id 8 amazed. "Phlhp, win In ntgogneun 2 , Satu , J any: day nchoo 1 ; for 1: religion: um;-n nun 101- the 111970: in righteoulncll, 1 Ghost. ` 11:9 `1`>e`::ce. i.m`1:o.r;lyity, anlghelfinn yvhicg. Fridav. Jumu-w in ``_1>.....uE.J'u._ _: _. .. ..,.....uuA-u -yy pupa." _-1 M _ L Friday, January 10.:-Pnyor`:*`I'or lu- kfnd; for the circnlstion of the Hqly Scrip- tures. and H... .......1 -1 _A vwnl; Ior nap, and all in nuttliority; for the maintenance of peace ; for increuo in right- oouaneu;fo1-tlnlpnndoln ' ' liberty- _._--.._. ..-, -nun. v vnllnulllw. vv".ane.a, J ma`!-,,e:y_ hunk` `es ; fo:-yuan: parent: ; for I blessing an 1....-. :..a...... Land: ; for ygung men in bunihau 31137..` $13; fusions ; fog nervsnta ; md for 1,11 in nicineu ` sud tribulation. 1 r|1|______1,-, v ~ ` ` p|runtl;IOtI bloating o ,hp.IIQ;,' n mjlu .7 ad on the urvicu and o!iiInau.o a Church of God ;" for n'ohoola,.-odlopl aid uuiver-itiel ; for children at scan: in folzofgn lands for lmninau amt. pro- : u u L fusion: 5 top ..........a.. . ..J 1 -" t Barry !" tic `ix-lull 1 ' ha itlou nan A.) .1. _--- - vuunuu And spit confusion at tin. r|'!__-_.1___ 'r,,, -uu JIJIIUI-In January, 4; 1873. V . -- U. -s;-_--_. 4.5."-t- --J I mar 1?! PRABYER will 3: . - urv ' t ' `t prop:-IA ur- viou in ST. Hifi, commencing MONDAY EVENING, 1873;-st 7:IIh"dlob`l .`" `` '1' '` Collootion at each urviao. Tho Wu-Jam Wool: of rnyeuxtmii In-out Jsn_uu-y 5thtoJuma 13th, 1873. The to]- by the vangelial Allin-co. Sundayd` Jmusry W I li The foun tun, ucurity an uninnal exten- sion of the g _ '|l....A.`i_ v-__`.,., I ' at - - A ' -J0sepIi% rim scunm gis; man u nuusovllllln Thundn , Jnury 9.- iolu ; for 1. and all in [OTICE TO CONXBACTORS. Anzroninua-a-njl Plii I-Io` ,-, ___ ..... nu was one: sate. She fol- lowed kindling the lane, and ntnlthily to- , intending to surprise him on h. my the cottago, to which she felt sure But whut nukes him stop and droop hi- lo dnjoctodly 2 Can he be in trouble 2 A_h, Philip I and in an instant uh in by his ado, lurholrtovoro withl vo, d tl; full: with to evoory ::rx-ow? 333-1- ._.L (I I ` L1-nnnv Anaoau-no1c.-'rL..a illloqnotlj of thoshonAuocistianin ohohnunol Sydunhnn otuotchnrch ...Il_-A--_m:&. Q L `Week 1-4! ...~.- .. .. -..., WEEK or PRAYER will 1.. .n.. Doizwilzy `;,;".> Ev 172 rmxns .s'mici-:'r. ury U.--rnyur: For `In- rand all in the` .'poo_ce;forinc1-euoin right. u 01 was xmguouns which ace, igzvthi H913; r` 11,--Prayer : I"or.Sun- Iaio d ti ns3,tnct,a.n 0 er for raisin: nn Ant` Iv` -ruoouvrs mm 1-lia remmnl IL `Slit! HI`. 4A-IInm_ A%:c<*m>i iA?1 ' ,s`rLI'1f I*lVA's',( nAaInpn. - n=:_y- coouy, and him of her jo th I at her prayers \ t he was back axis. ntu_d1 _ intamdnn 9.. -.._.---- Jsgehon, J Jordan, Mary Dunn 5 COFFE, agvvgi-`_I_I_4!".` urinal? 05 3' yr. . V _' --I, <-, IUVJVIBB `- 35I .-u-_y, V-rum . It was Maggot, who, unable to bear the oupenoe longer. ha! been lingering near the cottage for more then an hour with the hope dlu something of him. She had ' tohonelf tlnt unleee it ha! been in- poeoiblo for Philip to run down And we hcr,-- which lho was certain was the cue,--she should moot him very coolly, and not tell that were Ill- :vere_d,_ _ud that safe, Sh `-\`- `Boarding. _an.1i2 my JUST nlwmvzp, by Ann vi Portland. I ggloct auortmat of the New . _ty_lf`u`-of Aid Fun-ll--e ._,.. LARGE portion of the Stookhu IId&`. sold during the month pf bar.- Tn. re-.iningsuek.u>_x-y qua: Ii. sglll fnixrhar reduced during Jnnury, and grant -a-3-- -9` `H - 3 " '1 - I 1.!!! Macnee WaIdl Retiring from the B.gtaTrade ' "" vu- " ., rmnrk,v~.`. mum w..,,~i-3! . "'5 "'*l.1s7a. `wow i` TV ugch clue to where dwhlt the ca-11.3: so no all his I . Loanin his nuns on tue pam- pot, in [m sbctracto Iy md hopelessly, un- til noun one suddenly touched him and said Ha.r2.oL win. ......u. .. -V DRY Goons lluri! - nun, _ etrollod Ill deeolete sud lonely for ever. Philip returned Vbo hi: homo, though 1 he ooid nothing of whet had pulled. hie eh::rp- ; htol nether felt certain that he and Margot ` lot old pertecl, end with the inconsis- Oeeey of lave, though she had atrivemfor, and : lijoiood in entici tien over, this end, she 310:0 hitter y tlun before the women 1 can cause euch doe 'r end any es." II! (letocted under Pllillgr moody`ilenee, 1 Ihfllpt Iovolleuta. ml tful etteupts et cheerful eeuvereetion. She almost wished eho ; could nd oe-e excuee for putting of Annie 1 _ 0, who-, in honour of hue rotunl. she had I Invited to toe. end with thie thought she ven- tured eey - "You Ain't huhm. - Lu _._-_,,, -- - A [I'll dill -uido he was mounting, he thanked } 90` OS tlfllil` hi! OX from. not toward. ` ..-- um-uqo no mounting, God or atop: from, not towards ; Ibo guilty pair who Ind yn-eckod his peace and , lirlllod hll desolate And war. | Wye}: to lxomn. thnucrh 4 IIIII Ain't ` Phil; 1: ifnlo ` mind: up `OHIO with love, and the Ihs`r'om1:iI every IOITIW. .-Ana vibrnted at th -nft. not boliovo in: Eut him from it snore it was to be in the open rk night, under cover of 9.: he liked. nd give way he hnd been striving for mt ! He walked up the I rough atone boundary, ying seud allowed the {htmz up the dn_rIzn.--/ cu-our vain to share hi: lOfl'I;. Philip ! whole fn-0 th Jo touch and wdl-remembered voice. Ho know that ifho did utlununon up All his strength nu; yluycrl WIIO ran She fol- me, ling , we some ll than, I -y heart, sud I ll r-now fancy, Dick _-_.- -,.,,........... u. . guv cues 1: rumour- ed, we believe thnt on the dey of polling they will (with one or two exceptions) be returned by wclemetion. They deeorive it. } .. wuwu In gauges: accordingly, difering from the municipd campaign too in point of the number of candidates, there is not the same eld of excitement, but et glue same time we concede the duties of 3 School Board to be of the paramount imper- tence. That body during theputfew yearl- hue been represented by able, intelli ggent men, and their action in edit: cetienel mnttere in convincing evidence of `their pregreeeive spirit. The retiring .cen- didetee this season are men aiho have in erved the citizen to good edventnge, uni 1 `though opposition in e /few ceeee ie ed. bclinvn thnt .. 41... A__ A V ` o- ' Scnoor. TnUs'rus.--Agn.in woo porooivc no incroauin the interest that has been clnrnctoriatic of the eloction of _`School Truuteoa for many yearn. Tho honor is not no great so on nldermanic ipember of the city corporation, sud of couru the strife of coltu is gauged accordingly, .'|:n-,,- -- Tu magician in the City 11.11 this mninj. Annual landing of tlu Bath RoadConyu:y It I o'clock thin pan. `__ RI-OPENINO.--Th Queen Street Wealeynn Methodist Church will be reopened tomorrow week, the 12th inat., when two npocinl aer- mons will be preached. , On the following Monday evening there will be 1 teameoting in the basement, after whch-tho audience will adjourn upstairs to a grand sacred concert. 0 j f. Pnxsrnrniox -Mrs Jackeenmho has been for years 3 member ef the choir of the Congre- getionnl Church, received A hndeeme tea and o'ee set on N ew Year : Day, from the mem- re of the congregation, an a. slight acknow- ledgement of her valuable services. We heartily congretulete Mn Jackson on this well deserved mark of theepprohation of the congregation, and hope she mey live long to enjoy it. cm-dyadic wyuwu-3 uuuvvu \ menu or um Uanada. Goorgo Brown in the Aaeonhly, like A roaring lion. Ho makol a motion about Roctory Lands, and on tho voto is found to have only two joints of his tail left, ' Vii :' McKonnio and Hcliollar, tho ever faithful two. Tho Grits still in a quandary. 1867-(June)-The big and the little Con- vontione at Toronto. Cast iron re- solution: prepared by the chief organizer, peuod, denouncing coali- tion: and praising the merit: of puro party governmont. The Grits hate coalition: with all their hearts. l867-(Je-ly)-Tho Dominion Government formed. The Grits furiouo against Coaljtiona. The Ontario Cabinet formed. Tho Grit: aboolutoly fran- tic in their donmfciation of Coal.- tiono. ' 1867-(Auguat and Soptombor)-Tho Gon- eral Eloction. The Grits, by advice of the Globe, scouring the country in -..-..l. -: u.'__ -..- V A pou. l871--(Decombor)-Tho ` `Patent Combina- tion dofoatod. Hr Blake forms a. [ Csbinot Iith fnnr ntlunr T!-C--m--- I uon noteetod. llr Blake al with four other Reformer: end one Conservative. The Grit: spprove the Coelition ; in fact, they admire it. l872-Gonoral Election. Monro. E. Blake and Alex. Mackenzie commit Minis- terial fela de se, in so fer in Ontario is ooncernel. Hon. Mr Mowot drag- ged from the Bench to form a Cabi- not. He place: in ooo three other Rofermere end one Conservative. Again the Cloor Grito opploud the Coalition. .. ,-.... (C 5; unnsu. 18(i3-Chun_go in the personnel of the Cabi- net, and a. member introduced at Mr Bx-own | instance, who was at ono tine accuud by him of voting a certain wny became he had a. hundrod thousand ,' do} an in his pocket. The Grits again approvo. 1864--(Mn-ch)--The Conservatives come into power with two Roformeifs in the Cabinet. The Grit: throw up their hands in horror and proclaim it tho iniquity of iniquities. I6--(Hay)-A zmnilterial crisil. Some cunous nogocintimm 12-... . um. SA 'i'i?'1).-i`1'm1v,_'t'l.",{'};\"`0, JAN. Z " ; Co.u.Inox.--'l`ho Ottawa. Time: publishes ' a. little diary which may be sdvsntageous st 1 the pronoun time. The great quution of ? Coalition in dincounod with an oyo to the 1 Reform party, and the advice given} to all i the appellants of Clear Gritinm in to study i it well, and try and unprovo their_ kilow- ! ledge on the event: of the put :- l Thl fnllnwina pk.-....-l....:....1 _;_.-.,,, - - i am Qailgzwa. V ..-... ..r..uq.uu-u. 1.10 unu, Dy IGVICB search of ignorant people with votu.. They were willing to make 3 Coalition with ignorance, but did not nd enough of it to unit their pur- -_'1_"h;-int union of the last Parlia- ment of Old Cnnada. Goorgo ii: Assembly. roaring lion fer; REHINDER8. unto him .mJk"."i.s'}{ip'"{. dooll, comfortable ; but Philip only lalghod II he lookod round for hie hat, and nylng ho shouldn't belong, closed tho cottngo door behind kiln. Oh ! what I roliof air, out in tho dork which ho could look tonll the thought: he to bottle aglinst and screen to a. houmlary, _ whoneo--whon the noon nehnlce bf lighting up the da.rkneu- hooolld lee the waves which would roll in |)o;o.ch clooe dwelt cause of Iaoninz Iflll on 1"` '`'`"` _.- --v-u.v- VI _ ocu rmanic mud uunicinnl mm-..;.... -- _._.,. `nvuoul urn, eon-och plinciploo, but they will scsrcoly but tho brunt of o no- voro contgst agaiut on unqcmpuloun oppon- ont. Mr Briggs friondn no howovor of o dif- foront opinion from hinuolf, and will nu ovary oxortion to phco him out of dmgor on Mon- doy nut. Tho content ihon in Word in -_-- ..._ .. pass an: out or anger neryewed down to one between Means. And The letter nenen wee rei-of-I _._. . v ---1 at IIDIIIO. 111.5! and prohahl y are, will bi .... ..u.... nuzluuuu, wul not do u against ' Meson Briggs, Gibson and McIntyre ; they could not do lo, and tlut esjeryone known. The return of Hours Gibun and McIntyre is beyond a doubt. Mr Brigg: thinks, Jud think: rightly, that his election is afmnttor of more importance to thgolegtori than it is to himself`, that if they will: him to rep". sent them it in their duty to elect him ; and if they don't think he should he oloctod, to leave him at home. Thu. ---- L -_.... ........ .. . am;-u new or tnllti Hut 1 wrong we should hear it, but they hue 1 been nhle to do no. The Grit organ, althou. rudy enough to charge col-ruptien agnin Si!` John Mmulnnnl u-HI _-L J ` .. ., use suslorlll Ausociotion for the purpose of electing Robinson by drawing off votes from the other candidates. He is sbout making a startin public life end he Vyvill act prudently_by seeing that it is s right one. We ere quite sure it is not such a one .. ._--r-w as his respected father would approve of if he ` ' were alive. It is not yet too late for him to retrace his steps and save his reputation. Of ' Messrs Briggs, Gibson snd Mclnt-yre, we think it quite unnecessary to say a single ward they are vyell known to the electors ; they reeidein or have a large interest in the ward, and net 1 single sentence csn be said ngsinst them. - If their opponents could paint their ling/er at a single act l of theirs that was wrong it. but 151.-.. L--- if - 1 h\ \` \ \` \ \ 3 Cw` \ t\ . ::\ B3`; \ \ `S \ \ .\ `*3 NR *3` \ \A \ \ N \\ \ :uDh`.AU WAID. In this word the old members, Messrs Briggs, Gibson and McIntyre are opposed by, Mauro Laws, Carton and Robinson. The x-at gentleman unfortunately for himself in not legally qualied, e.Id`might ll woll"l>e ruled out at once ; it would be quite useless to record a. tingle vote in his favour st pie- lent. Mr Corn: is rather young, he will pro- bably be thought of fnvournbly at some future time, he should decline, however, to he mode ' 3. t\.AI:lILn\u A3 L" LL- 13--l--~- ` `__ -- -.. vvuvuuvcu. we say "probably Cat- araqui, but we don't think there is much chance of a content here. and that the old members, Messrs Allen, McMillan andR.onrk, willlbe re-elected. Mr R. White : name has been mentioned, but we have reason to believe without his .consent. A tavern keeper ha` `been nominating. or getting nominated, candi' didates for the purpose of having a contest and getting money spent, but theelectors have` not fallen into the trap, and so we believe the matter will end by the unopposed return of the eld candidates. `In Frenteneo Wanl the Messrs Charles Living- Arthur Chown, William McCressie, James Metcalfs, and Samuel `Marshall are .11 in the eld, and are all good men and known to the electors. We are. inclined to believe from all we can learn that the choice of the electers is likely to be Messrs Livingston. Greeneld and McCx-essie, and if so, the ward may well be congratulated upen having ex cellent representatives. ' The Municipal Elections. The retiromsnt of Mr Tomkinl 1-is Ward, and of Messrs G. M. Wilkinson anti John Fraser from St. Lam-sncs Ward, lenves only Ridesu, Frontsnac and probably Catara. qui to be contested. We probably thnrn 4. -.....L from Victo. matter concorni defeated it by a imo, hove-var, mgd. catupaw of by the Reform Auociation 10 purpose electing Robinnn I... .a..._-_, unoum, Cunningham; 'McIntyre, Price, Richardson, Robinson, Rourk, and Sul- livan--11. Na.ye--A1deni:en Allen, and McKe1vey-2. Aldermen Brophy moved, seconded by Alderman Chown, tint the amount `of the balance of appropriation for 1822 to 1.116 committee on city property be placed to its credit for 1873. Sevonl claimed this resolution to be. a matter concerning the new Ministry and adjournment. mo report was then carried. Y-oa;-:t Mayor, Aldermen Brophy, A. Chovm, Chovm, Cunningham, McIntyre, Fri Robinson. Rourk. and R nourx and Sulliva.n-6.V ' The Mayor gave tie casting ' the smcndment. The or-in-ind ...-4:-._ L -- mu auunament. ' V , The originnl motion for the adoption < the report Yoa.s-tl Bronlnp A N----~ 1 Aldernnan Bruplxy moved seconded by Alderman Chown, that the report be re- ceived and adopted. 2 Alderman McKolvoy moved in amend- mont,Iocondod by Alderman Allen, that ve year: be inserted in the report instead of 10 years`, as the tenure of the lean. Tho amendment wu put first and lost on the following division : Yeas-Alderman Allen, A. Chown, Cunningham, McIntyre, McKelvey, Richardson,-6. Na.ys-Alder- man Brophy, E. Chown, Price, Robinson, Rourk and Sulliva.n-6. Main!` ugun OIL- ._--1- ~ ~- - _____._, ..... .. wnnuornuon of his -'5 painting and olovgting the status " g n shy School. The prosoltatxon wu ___,,_;.g \.,.:onowin. ..1_1n.. to which - vhl'IlP0" d" `:3 .,'_W. the hacker: sud some: *1 ` yup y School win}: you to olfoth honmug` gg nan-u 6--_:-L nu nanny an near.- Alderman 1 that Alderman Mnkd-.u ox 1 per cent on the total sum, as a pro] rental. A doubt was expressed as to vv] ther the property was not ef greater val at the present da.tLthan thxrty years 1:; end whether the` Council would nut justifiable in going in excess of $70. I tones were read by the clerk and debut for neerly an hour: _ Alder-mun Rflxnluu -----J --AA~ ` ` .... _. -...... yaw vu ulu uocumont. re- lating to the petition of Daniel Corrigan , met with unanimous concurrence but ex- ception was taken to the terms of that of Isaac Hope, on the ground that the period of ten yearn wan too long, in case the Coun- cil required the property in the meantime for municipal purposes, while at the same time objection was expressed to the "liber- elity -I the amount of the renta.1-which seemed too low under the circumstances. The position of the matter was simply thin : that about 30 years hence the lot (No 6 market square) was leased for 8100, ground rent, having no connection whatever with the buildings thereon ; at the expiration of twenty-one years, (its value for some un- known reason having apparently depreciat- ed,) the lease was renewed for a similar length of time, for $50 ; now the committee had placed a. valuation of $1,000 upon it, and levied what they considered a fair rate or 7 cent the proper A rlnnlaf um. ------- --7 -- ` - ` uuuru or 10 years be granted at an umud rontnl of $70, dsting from the 1st of Mzy, on the same term: and condition: an form- erly ; that on the petition of Daniel Corri- gsn, praying for the renevnl of the lone oi a. shop in the City Buildings, thqroquent of the memorial be granted for a. tenure of n year: at a. rental of 895 per anuum, payable at formerly. IIIO roport provoked a short bl dincussion. That part of the docun ( 01 1.9.... Finn. .. .1... -_-..- J -- - -- yellrl It ran Tllh ranm-it we nue at epeexel meetings. Alderman Brophy presented the report `ef the committee on city property, recom- mending-that en the petition of Mr lune" Hope, praying fer L renewal of the lease of 1. px-eperty on the market gquere, a. further tenure of 10 be granted 870. dztinnv fa-mu nu. 1.4 -: `ll.- ,,._,.__.__. City Council. W. Last evening 3 upocisl meeting of the City ; Council em hold in tho Council Chamber ski.` ' which the following members were pruen i The Mayor, S. T. Dronnua. EIq., llourl Allen, Brophy, A. Chown, E. Chuwn, Cun- ningham, Hclntyro, l[cKolvoy, Pris,- Riohnrdson, Robinson, Rourk, and Snllivm. The minutes won nof read--not boing the rule at Ipocill meetings. `Alderman Brouhv Drosnntn +1.. '1-nun`-5 1w: 1 . roport but lively sion. part documant. ra- q ..v-.. _w.-. u I-I nculoullt Epijegp . lni, wolfo Illnld, t.ho_ eongrogntion pm- nilfh Ilporintndnnt Mr John Dnvis with nil-iiivti-zd-hi-eouiaomion ofhig nnniuh dbnotiu mi .I...o,;.... u_- -.,. Ire provoked short but lively document s petition of `D.m`..1 n,.....:..... mug tno . ' adjournment. , -_.-_ - vuu r save six alsurv 1:: E111 . -=---I- ,,._- -....f., nl.ullUIl`U. corruption agninnt 31 not do Lnd in eszervona knn-- .... vuuvvc MIG L; unogoinsed :table number of candi- n' Mnr..:- _._.. --u-u an I nu 1! |re'inclinod tie, Lnfnd nn-n L----`--A V , uuvv -we , although , gm-I`-u-4 ' veto against .3 whe- yter value rnnv-a -an Pl.-III`A`l'l0!( A1` Wonn isun>.-On Qrnn Eva, on tho oecuion of the quarter- ], uric: nesting in the Mothodint Epileopnl .g..\., the eonmmsm. ...._ I. 1106 D8 70. The debated s not ll U!` -the _,.. ..., uuu. uquueu. Mr Keeley was of course encered, and nude every one happy by singing "The fellow that looks like xpe, after which the bend phyed God save the Queen, and the people All deperted to their own homes, hopiig thet the next magical end literary en; tertainment for St. Paul ; `S. Schoo'_l we: next ieek or sooner; but it, wen t, fer the bazaa- ig coming john, and ill the n..- ..__-L 1 public inntituion that we are st a. 1);: ehould take I t of--we dare not associate churlishneeg with Keeley, for he he: been no generqus to everybody--but eeriouely,with- out MrKee1_ey our Sixpenny Raadingl and ""'I'- -u nu `uulsrllll W in; the hut few-yu1?, ] Dublin I'nntHnI>,.u. I-I ..., ..... .-u uavnyux-9, has heoonu II public iutituion we : to know what -...1.I L---_- - ~ an ample opportunityyof ejoy laugh as he gonenll; I in; fewmnm-1 1.... 1.......__ ...... ...... .. . wry gruvnou ; aha win enthusiutie-qlieoroto which she gra- 'cioun1y responded uni-wan sgainpoat wsi-mli applanclod. Min : Hgndm-run in. decided f'vonr- its with Kingston .n__I(`.l... LL- xx2__,-, -. -- -- ` 0, no I" exclaimed the old man, shaking hh hand. "Don t '9: say no, den-io ; don t '00 my to. You've only parted company for I inn, like Inst crafts do sooner or later; III you'll come to on nnchongo yet, spite o tht all viupr-heed -other 0 his who : st 60 hutch it all, I'll Inn-nt. a-wanting H3 Iohko IQ with Shifty Tm-tic : nnid." whnuhavo you heard thnt ?" ukod Mar- , nhnqly. ~ _ ` ,, coo plum and tothcr. for over no t ncnr fur. lovoy, Phil Ain't the an in "Inching out 0' what he know: we've IQ` "Our hurt: upon, Many`: the promise. his ' to no that, con. whst might,` you so-5 his wife, ma m be out um`: I; land had gone, lilu a ship without I adios,` hr much I hold u wanna in, without 1 I . 3 wt; pity which Ind bound Philip ( to DC. Thntv sllho had to givein ox- hnr love, and throh the night Httonntcrywu, , why did` . no I I could have borne it then, hnvq rm _ny Ann -.-4- b.I.- :5 L--L not low