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§ < t ut €kt Te P EL\ 5P1 l 34 £1 t & % & Â¥ B » € MR. BLAKE‘S SPEECH. The Amnesty Question. Houss 0F CLOMMONS, | ~Ortawa, Fob. 11. Hon. Mr. BLAKE followedâ€"Sir John. He said that a good deal had béen stated by the hon. member for Knr:&&on this evening that was not strictly relevant to the question before the fiellmm â€" He d!id not complain th gentleâ€" mn.bauxi hanaaon this opportunity . to enter into a somewhat. extended review of . the . transactions of his Government in Qn‘r with . the Nfldeth ulcflh m h:”fi. s d&edn-: to area & sion in the manner in which he had done ; he did not complain that that gentleman touching to both sides of the House and the country at large to bear in mind the £rwmbh.d these transâ€" actions, and to believe in all he had done he had acted for the best. AM".& mwmumum w were to from w bodidihmlli-om The hon. wantlaman had vointed out that there gentleman had somtod out that there were twoclasses of persons, and he isolated himself and made him a third class, who must vote r‘mt the resointions.. now bafore the House. One was that class who believed Mihe}pgthoftho(‘,mn of England had been to absolute and entire %fi, the hon. gentloman said, mu ily vote against the resolutions, because they did not far enough, because they imposed elna ts Tinee it & dotate .fiMMmmhehl-':fimfioh Mv:‘d'mmhmdt“'\bm of Imibting the death. pogaity. i the am“m commitied. . But en paamine imotmip e e hon. gentleman now recommended, tion only ..fwud. ?;nlng s passed an . Council advising an then: he (Sir John omm t. Suqnm-u.d : was i+ our constitution, and therefore, as murututitts be would haront reteageinnt Acts of Grace. He Mfl}fltb._fifi- gentleman would look at Statute book of England he would find Acts of Grace n# very singular in thewrecords of that + -w m s y I m bringing question, w r Gmdmocm;bt“emgt to persons by "or ‘by‘ a ts cupaine" . he .. woubl ~ sepratint Rate san as erhe analy s nle wnpre m pament Leard before" to day 'M before: of Executive action pMas ~»B0 hro§ into m, Parlisimaniéary ~ action that ‘.'. I Mfln;y â€" & i was not temmmat Heditdamce "s 1841, 1843 and 1845 th0 Parliament.of the late Province of Canaca was asked to act, and did act, in a . senge similar to that in ;{ichh:kufim_tmgrinvihd to act. tb:n.hon& of Parliament dealing with such a uuhcnuutwdtho prece Ts hantae allieg B t fidk t ue m eanremalonnee thet e quite -mi'ithth.tview. The question they to ‘determine was wbflhctbm:zc.owu nnexoeg tional one. ‘the position which the case now stood.! It was in this S:hm“m hon. gentleman and his ernment had deciared that the ques tion lay altogether beyond the P ;x;c&tzdyoflho(}qvmtb now mated the Goveimment of ‘Catinds â€" to havre exscutively dealt with, was wnmmd(}amdl & question w tirely beyond ovince, and w-=|. which . could . s-hwith by the i * lone, ‘The hon. F- in one breath executive t oae ie o n aiee breath he declared that the hee had noâ€" voice in the â€"matter whatever. But this was not all ; the Government of this country, izing the difficulties which were ‘h. flnthec‘_’ i cations * mnnpiences es adoring is M'i:x;-“ ols to w" i e m;mabd .tho inm:}ov f to ceded to their and ‘® i sion upon the d Wfi? & ; wubefaflhomm of man had suggested was that the ' ment of Canada ought, under such ¢ir and after mm;;fim‘fi‘ ob‘ to be ¢ bain# the indavnendén Canadian (Government ought to have to .A . Cound cal ts oo en Aprome, 9 say that no aotion‘ Tess " bignificant, the mind ‘and â€"will,. of the E%f‘ this ufiifln‘tmdg â€" would be uate to produce that t MNM%floh yz:‘aged a minute of il. He had & eaaflw man‘s appeals to MW produce the desired result ; and he no dou:‘“ In:fivo action mab, _ gm*al 90»«: .. be id, but he‘ to ;...x.En&.- w-% '?mdbdo it. â€" .«Heo (Mr. Blakey <that mode adopted was the only practicabl to which he adverted,= The hon.â€"genâ€" thmmh.dmwuuinthhfloum;bo Mg;flrxg' the cherub form of the Or aoorckes motd® North Hastings lelpoaring itc on M 3» Ba :.) nawpu-. ther clas ,3. ie Te y cenehode w en ow an w flsc Whn "ne w . Siow To Te might produce sometiing of. the kiud o this comie on w mantens O We House,‘ rould ‘complait ~that,. under poummmnmaientins mt muccothienen 58 ‘question it $ ak h mamens. B i09 srmidemtion stt ell eting m pt lt o was © extremety Hous» or ro _ Lo @ put beiore the 100. House in some formal mm'.“" d no source except the : My.muu,.mhamum! r wh??m ed these as c to strike out all to h%}o territory a. P Â¥â€" those who were connected with the murder been prom{ and ‘that convictionâ€" of Thos. Soott. : In that case ‘the House mfldwhfimh%dm would find those angels and | tertitory by Canada. â€" . there their respoctive divided. If on be no doubt. _ With the exception the other hand mwhn.gdmmmmmmmm should bring his views in re ce to the sending of Archbisho shape of a resolu of course the hou. e to this country, he had no i4 o hie. memberin ore Hainer| Too: uatenet thes anterins. to on. mem N as it establi ante 7 u{d those who -:? with him in t.llzfi the commencement of {the honourable matter. ‘ The hon. tlentan‘s following tleman‘s iliness there was nQ & would be divided and he would find himâ€" t that thi wuzflm self in so very di t a position that he ma&mmbuqmatb His porâ€" would not know wh fin vote. The ndind.‘fiidml m&lfiflq up to House wis aware of that, because there time to which heâ€" anlna,m was an occasion on | which complete am |. w which had related nest mmaed the hon. member | to %w e‘s going up to the n aeiiv en Rimghants, mrad | it comer Tert ies ‘ in ouse to the view tmlt’mn m-fihn.md mmm&odintholw hon. would be divided he find himâ€" self in so very di t & ition that he would not know w ay to vote. The House wias aware because there nest mmo-ed : n. member Tor Bagot, intdth ‘-fl-mam of the Opj c th in the House also immediately ‘did not have what the hon. o m 2: last session, that th was one which caused him a of embarrassâ€" ment when it h‘lvoto;.;dhl: woulkt nio . dorbt . comfort if he M&uvfiq‘fido folâ€" lowing in opposition to the resolutions of t;rx?ovnnmt. 5 he would ro doub: +â€"more reâ€" :mhb.l:." i b > «d 6 I Coming mow to the resolutions befote the House, he would say that the. hop. gentleman had critici somewhat desired, in his concl remarks, should animate discussions in this House. For unable to observe in th nents which imnomtd in uh Phcmetibet pros )n parigraph referred to ¢e i -udoeewithnfmtoz:w&ndm late Siz Goo. Cartioe, and He right obst at once that he M: in : tions th:nfln Governim 'u:d 1 in »Anetled boe fetet Tay have been urged with, grgat force and ceived in some cases with almost force, as applicable to the solution of question, and they confined themselves to such statements of facts as were absoâ€" ptely â€"~incat le. of 6i i bys 8y ‘uk PR AErGe of, ther eridence the upon hiohthefi:wlu.' were po * at;:‘?f;fit-lfil&”fl!‘m t * i n o e mt oo T hages tions, The explanation were as to want of acquain lnson of the,reverend gentJenian, with the language and with the statement made by iamin:usu;afimx &6 to : â€" so doubPand m;"m beenpwra)xw' prg tes Mhfi: ve ments in these ‘reselutions.=â€" had been made in the course of this |deâ€" bate to the conduct. of Hon. Mr. Do as ~Minister . of Justice, and the. of indivigual Ministers t , Atrop ues s m'x I resoluâ€" which formed fi;&&mna. A incipally by John ‘s illness was acting Minister, and the First, Minister himâ€" self; if a in@kiont ; is i precdeandt k aionccts »F aiSiNch Airfiardentnof au Ww:qu' | behalf of the Govâ€" aav * & mebfi‘ of the * erng:'n the ‘ ments of the First |Mini nd:::nt {';'r.ee.“ With Erice to Si Gbcp'“‘ t aioig facs ie divies mereots of prominence in the Northâ€" C‘F whom : were Archbi %aho},tholln. A. â€"tBie on. J. Royal, & amnesty would be ig by the eeger ioal reon dal ommit 1 a §onh~Wutnmbw fi Ad in uie $ gow/ 5A a‘m : he ] I,b‘ffi i8 t eomnssive himself authorized \to &M‘hm?dw % ernment ; m eountry with tha Nmm did frmn%m ammnesty in the name of the ioâ€"diequicted and ( C e in & wibhs found this they were y ware sot telying as much as he ired upon the that he gave in the name of the Gpvmq;m ih the object which ‘he‘ j June to take mm&n beyc &3 To walp int of the Canadian, Government as . well authorized to make it as the . promise of in enneama n anes BQ n en Canadian o ovnu 143 ife true two letters, wores wrltten. hi!(mm 3 s cale ons us e emiongs m t * & wfqm xp'%.::, Cartier PB ufi.wmfg e f But what he contended was that th %"‘“m"‘% not informer &t A Avinad Of t $ in (rqvord Riorngc .‘_Q'_"' hogala Alanl the pooie thah thet promted en i owed ; and, th % A._ Cnow what had boen conveyedy ‘ thein Y the Archbishon : that such a . in the takn fide belier thes he wan A Was fiitly t b4 constiued in Jush L,"""""""* mited 120y Indenttsct 1e be, (bat aithough the M:fihm Sor crimes, the Crown o dnothkemy‘_.:ho flf'“ of the subject to have tedréss for aâ€"divil _ ~fit 1O rA Â¥ACRPONALPer No# ie Tegen bo Conpay Aime, riew. ni:dly there was great forc w Tie hepeprifiomen sn (£ sogoition sb ' & taohm ukfhfld)aefui it is im‘ ‘he highly .approved of the plah Which Kss wmqsm these mn£ufiau.d m bringing forward disputable points, fihlc?n have been followed out :nlho exâ€" grounds on which the action of the House fnt on on oo e under the letter of the hon. gentlemen and of, i $ â€" * thorizedy ! Th Aho " ditadnisthii¢cnl Whigh existed in the country at the time of his arrival;} "to" ‘make > the iseâ€"in the name the Imperial 5% Which« he then did. makey te (Mr: e) did say, and. the re€oâ€" dution did n t uwu the & was so authorized, he di the t eneminet on mbinâ€"ite crondiy ructibe #t0 & ise, â€" . Mwm.p the poople;publiely the promise he made Then the resolutions proceeded to refer, un with the salgect 1 U dnoorin mustns mutpnete e bransh of the sulgost Btins bbdéenthiond had beon in the d v inime Bevtirerenpiand alleged t:h:tho Lioutenantâ€"Govern or‘s action could not be regarded by the Tm 3 t: as in any way comâ€" B:S:g;::-;flmfimm he Imperial Government ~bad . been gallÂ¥ bannd*?~ Sonméeboc l':z!"a E. -z.! i...{i!, h-.",' po@sib or the ce ooons on cce e e h poricl Goremment Aecanded ail reopdut 0 Gm, n & and as he had vividly described "in his thought the: retention .ofâ€"the country as an ldf the » depended. mhsbm_:'x?med. pr _ " as "n’s;m?fiy"w! peutogh., had an Well, Mm.pmwfl:d&?nde man never wrong. If th?mnmt(iovm did wron in that -up‘: in any other whh! he took, the gentleman, instead o; in a dcq»toh,iz:uthd the was a wisostep, and had given much satisfaction in Ottawa, He was not concerned about that, he was concerned only for this, that this official of ours did assume to act in a particular manner, | He assumed to on all the ‘inbabim:?of the country without disâ€" tingtion of race or natid t reâ€" d,--.at.u.mu;, . did... not fi.fi ”m?m ‘.m‘ itted byTfl':.: m\:‘nflm opposite thought that tions ‘were r» xmflflgm#’&’nm Carnat ifically acknowledged M: H;"nfi.l ' Et mss mmmm "’“";‘f;fl,&m ;”, :Ei%*fi.?& MW Ho said was a ?” mm sn '.e:.; 4 .constituted. uthorities of y of ‘ond‘ sitle . of the uestion might, be disposed to give.. He '\' ‘.A t in L Siveame réegard to. the old troubles or the then attitude of the men ‘connected with them, is en t annicates po NB ndlnpu:ow uome o him.‘ He went to them... .He appealed . to the meâ€" Tache bad at his . reque-t mmm as ho was leaving the province, in case an embrgmcylhot‘guisé. Wadh responded to, and the ‘Lieutenant Govâ€" ermor accepted the seryices of these men :‘fim:b:.;:huu:'%fim: opportuni transmit Exoelâ€" of the éourse which they had takeon. Mr. mBhko“vaontontopovo tha.tb{mtbeni and his mhnci:j,an‘ Â¥}ammot¢hn: ' :f’ vâ€" %;Wmfifimng &C + k to 4 .& full account .m:.;‘:mmmm with his resignation. ; He hldf donmwmo( ;yeonduot» am will: ? anxious to T will reliove you ml -m” m j THE .TIMES : OTTAWH. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1875 . mu to an. ute amnesty to two : or three persons, and to a very large measure of relief to those two ‘or‘ l\mbul that did not render it impossible for this House and Governâ€" ment to indicete their senge of the crime which these persons had committed. The fegit Iiftnica his cce uple the on, icated 18 uj 0 ooouit:nr that © â€"ccocurred almost { im ; mediately after theo events to which he had just ‘alluded. The Fenian raid was -ohv:g&tober;emyinw mon&or _ preceding month, just before thol".ninnnid’ thoAmh&q‘ had left the Province. In November and Decemâ€" berho.mfiirdGeo.(hrfioytn:‘tb hon. gontleman uestion conâ€" ‘fi:‘ionofu:‘N&h‘Vutm &nmd between them. Itwmt advisable at that time that Riel leave the bhgufihthe i angen t; and th d : an 6 resolutions narrated :fth an ‘accuracy whl;hhndnotbeon q.lb?utodbythohon. emen exact persons ‘F‘?..':..a.a mu-â€"?w..nof (Mr. Blake) observed that the Govern: t~mn:fmmmm and prudent course reventing dispute as to the acâ€" I oatacy of these fnots, if pousiblb; by adopt: ing the version that the hon.o’ntlm'nn hiniself gave influence to that of the Archâ€" bishop, where they differed with referencé wmom&sflmfihntofionmmem them on thisâ€"@ocasion. / #MW’ 193; of the, hon. gontl‘em:“himn that was embodied in the resolutions ; the hon, gentleman said that he arranged in a period as he believed of great emergency with Aoremmant io: eeinte or ho dntapint retirement for a season of Lepine from the country ; and he said, under all the ciroumstances of the case, ‘he> would ‘nothuihtogninwdoii,mum necessary. . He [ Mr. Blake] was not conâ€" necessary,â€" He {Mr.Blake] was not .conâ€" cerned at this time to determine whether t was or was not nasnessary. â€" We were concerned to determine whether it was done or not, and whether the manner in which it.was done was.consistent in the least degreo withithe motive which the hon. gentlemanstated toâ€"night was in his W&:.Gho time. that he did it He said~> there awas> no â€" statute of limitations for murder, and the man afterwards.,. . What aflhe..ywa; Archbishop on that occasion ? He hlm,whflnn;gfiul:,hpwuuhisinflu with these > pers t?mm‘?: leave the country ; that if they left it would better â€"their ofh"snoel' * t the hon. gentleman dare to tell the House that when he mmmmh bishop Téchs, t â€" order to indu to fibtthuomntoleovefluoounh‘y,» that would better the chances of amnesty ; that he cherished in his heart of hearts the old legal saw, that there was ‘no stqâ€" these men at any time af & k':t pr:hnoo to hmonrp:‘n:dé)fi e faith, that any man in the position of th:hl’lon. ge;cxmn should have stated |to Archbishop Tache that he desired the r patriation of "these men formludperwd. d i nemes it ui menmcttnrand antha take 0 an g1 time should have hourishod" in his hoart any such ideas as he now conféessed toâ€" have. But that was not all. The Arch bis said that, the hon. gentleman. that he would rmake Riel‘s cause is ‘own, and. use his influence with the Impci:f Government. The hon. finflo man at first did not remember that had used any such exfression, but he after wards wh;nvwlu:flih.t he did say, or may have said,, he would exert his Tnniier “'““b,“n“”wwemmm‘"‘ mavde er to make Ricl‘s cause his own. the loo may ho Inmonins in wl in Siffinnce use mth'.tio Imperial Government was to induce them to prosecute Riel ndms him ; that the way he in! to ‘ Riel‘s case his own was to put the noose round his neck. . Not so; we. understand mt 15 s paive wrpip ad ithe hok wome said, In a grave ofisis, come forward and statod to the House that he oonmg:the inhmhgzthoooun'fi;? Todth &b wen feehiigh. Fevoited, Hint he conceived that the nm}dm was thomut.hw, so he did a.:pledge, :we could have ~understood it, and this Hor have l“ prepared: to him in the redemption of it But the hon. gentle man did not=do this. | Heâ€"accused the First ©Minister M'W to deal with this matter, the resolutionsâ€"resolutions, Jflnh it was rightly said the hon. rtlomsn op m:owmldnot,hvgdn "to bring up. Te wut.honorotofihehsix:u."l‘he is public ies ho had dong in Seoret. He wonldnotdmtonctuponthephdgeh& had given ; he would not dare to brave the unpopularity which might grise from such a course. â€" He had made aâ€" promise which no member of common: sense or honour could believe could be redeemed, otherwise than by using the amost. strenâ€" ous exertions he conld to procure.an am :rz.?:hlfiel. He gtr B&b) n;intun ‘ ece itsolf was oonolulg to mmm Siunin Sld, in eoloagren, timiiie rould 4 in 1204 1@ * 4: do all that he o:uo?eo procure m_r-:zi from the Imperial W-fil‘- c was done beyond dispute; lvtnl:ll:wb dmy:&fiuhwvdfin bisâ€", hop and the hon. gentleman himeelf had used, it was impossible to believe that the hon. gentlemanâ€" could have in ‘his heart that mo was. no statute of limitation for murder, and that. he might. be instru» mental in muw,m-h .Could any. one say that when the .First Minister of ‘the mcting under a sense of vinh mt mmngemint o ts 1t tes pee such an arrangement as f en en mt person _ § arrangement had been made. vzuitean- Bis withdram ‘ffl‘&" ountzy abithe 4 lle h C Â¥ it 4 oo Mn M -’R;F* mflzfi f the co !Y:. 3 !' : vival of: the i f"'f ated « Mr. BLAKEâ€" Yee,beoumthw wafiwdb:::ie?herms,::dfomd otl;; much larger sums,. in ron, ho es S in e w o o hon. pm W wlh.fn : men wanted morommoy:t said, " A thousand .dollars have been + ns Phisg what‘le mmu& (het ho. own f Tack raqrest us togor and oo muat w$ . US . thgmtowlhe.dg'fiondz.-:‘yy {‘ m â€" Cabit o.fl to expatmation. But An‘te s ihe Fict m n h oi) ' poon t . ose. . But‘he . : he of it wont to sustain the "men; and a porâ€" tion to gustian their families. . ° â€" _ . _ Sir" JOHN E!m% ing, _ ./. n siey dhie . SHF rach 3 dohnetipgigd e oys & suoh w6 o:fiht ind "the he‘infl th he not conceive wh& peasom pel o v t ts ingston it was o the duties of a public man to act his views, whether they involved > ty ““nw&u:fity;md he (Mr. did reront qi m im wl fe I ; h e people of Ontari ng;dwould justify Tho wordnhehndua& theâ€" record. | The crime being ~conceded, what ~ the flm had left to consider mu ‘they would go in one directi ig other; how they could deal with ents which had taken.place, and how far i diterespintibie." Bney had bee e ooo en n gflt%l&rehnd a a con ith W‘:iltw. bnrv-:?n i mfl}d: 0 ?hovemfit. ‘‘Ho "C t.ho e fi:. thees pontiomet . was‘ different Troh) . the foticn io Aroiniel Ne migh asked to act. Sir John was First ig StrGeorgewfinflmmm ifimu isiaa k s Io, occupied, and if the la had uds Gorerauiotit) "baÂ¥l they fi‘fl on the ‘g "but they did not give such asgurances. Arob t in his evidence says, Mr. Dorion h 0 sses .. '.;.;‘!‘.- o . § o en en u mane | oo medonene o d t smgrectteto sinrer hioraiilce "D &v Tw t ooo mm ’fi h Pc4 B oo en ie mimitted the ttor: . ‘The fon. member 10 used by Mr. B s t -au-:dn I% on ; & them; they represented .his> . opinion and present opinion ‘of that i the pod faith.. He. beliered.{ae gvddmmon iint. NO â€" We i expected h pook.. .f the report‘ of the" Nouth: We ie ons maes. ered. © i 3 « that justice whlg; he m‘m g:t the. _men _ who du:‘nui in o Sont ud hame We a fi of creed. If it had been made a of creed,it was the hon. member for North Hastings, and the association to which belc:ga,flntmm bmhlzfi ity. He (Mr, Blake) had said in this House, and ‘he repeated it now. Whe:'hob(:[n?li?. ezpnuodhkrl:;: Catholic or Protestant. ~ He fiédod for justice for his .countrymen. declined to believe then, and still declined to be« . lieve, that "his: Roman=Catholio~ â€"| H1B $ %3: ts tham h is ‘ gentiments ‘than he F flyt the mmhrmu ‘blames ‘ worthy as his &“x:o' ‘the | Domin secret history, and was hib "., withâ€" the â€" revelstions â€" that . were :made. |1""* ®! What did the ‘hon. momber for Ringrton [ nal say st Poterboro in referring to the reward | iDs Ts oge'redl?ytheOBh'bW?lu His fouse of ol a iend in the eravd aekeq, | ater, sence & ts * Wwhae a en mwâ€"r oige, replied, "God ‘knows ; I we coul d | ncrest oatch hirm Hohlh‘cn,-h}b!fl provic Shug,wbmbemm~q My. B says, in consequence M@ â€" by ?Kr Blake‘s Gan:g?dfi ¢+ it? uyuhe,l:.o vindio‘& modeh&' ddopie usti Assured :: Mm ~ fns ?’hst reward, and t&aâ€"!&g .".;, as lon a the soil of Caaath j no longer: the soil of t with \ in his presence." .Wellild'q' in b my simplicity, until I heard the =n mmmm,' and not to him to e & not to cause f away. He (Mr. Blake) w‘& s when he, as First of his ;mkth‘he.ppuhm&'fib a ) : or the f did not know that the Minister of Jubtice 5‘ at Ottawa as First Minister of the Dominion had used the funds. for séridihg ‘Bim dut of harÂ¥gi‘s way.: Had the hon. gentleman‘s "been‘ as open as |â€" m’i&'w”' have i & t courses If s | z known that Canada ‘was % % to Ricl "‘to gethim beyond ‘the ; it | Petrole Whfle,been 1 Imfis to‘| be legil i‘® ‘rowaed to. capture him: . Bat the | *4 Â¥8, Wwhet 8h: Biake not aaly aid bot beake or | Li hist rectoradd t "o noy iwing in vease | ts pmpefitypndm&qu., m and,:like men;of his stamp, rea :.fir aat, & rm a ‘mlw. 4 :«’ c not only of wheore Riet but also 3 the .condition .in. whioh%’f- ab the | 1 uio time. © "Of::coursé; he (Mr. Bleke} did| ~~~~ an gctin vindicauon of public justos, the Other ich, if done § omnadiase: us xt i+ To ag walbgic o. . th los return some other . return mo&éazm»mwhug * M ?i".’i’.‘fm‘:k':a‘“dn‘"fi i Do oo E:! __@“",,, d w A meeting <of the joint committee of was 4 j t C mamasagans .o imunabn IPcoop i lt prokaicay messun | . .Â¥ row is towards propering for the next Provinoial | + si_.im4Oies Ottairk ren TaR ite chaig add Mn A 6. Woodbun 1e quested to act as secretary. ‘There was a the Counoll but 'fi“fi’gm or “'m %- view to en uon nnad be aamehie The Hon, Mr. Sanap submitted & list of the Directors of: the i ioty , and said that all . of mfibz romote to a ful issue uk g lnolal Rabibition, provided for "‘the ut commine whieh mee dul) onufitubd‘by:‘“ 107 of"&:flty â€" Ald. Warrer thought beforé any steps etenentt wooad it b v) befo mw & plan of the proposed buildings, an the grounds; also an idea the gflqh" greater facilitios tural Society. He hald that in nid approach the qhestic ‘:" Tegard to economy. © Jt had been sai that ~it ‘was o to construct ! mlfifu'b%q&dfl were the case, so seri ks anadjournment should take un all such information could uflf&"m Rrou. M+. Seaie) asla tiet tm i i eebetscyh nb sed ie mikibot m sqeirh ote tion ‘of ‘thess plans and . Saitied who otie rapor meeting. | At thi mgeofthoprooobd!m' riul‘of“ interested in wapting tema o "me Cns roary, innfi t# “‘%M late eetinnd, lwoo%p::.dumom. s * "InGERSOLL.â€"On "Pr Oitburines, FamesHamiiion Ings surviving sof Of the late Obarl %'o( the late Hon. Wm will not‘stand as "Cos) Ofl," "Naph HIS nxecxm.nncy THE GO w "BEs : ulfigf ‘ uin "«.- FE tost required by the Inland Ate 3 ‘_ f ;“ Retestal ns anly dakigtrous at a ver Act; p EC : jence, until t.h'umng:;ot 10 o‘clock. Des. 14 i8 GOVERNMENT HOUSE, OTTA W A Mlistcllangcous. Friday, 15th day of January ptored 50 an Rermedic spec MV or uhall be‘a the 12th inst L to ‘an / Bx nuflaum‘dl abH D L.\ OPTICAL & S$016 ES * Oiee: . . ‘* Srock of James Meo! .‘ in m.?b-. L Pumrory Ar, BuAOrngne Wimamng ll‘hl‘d of the Pr y 1M , M b’nru» A A af 6 uy P piei nesy, M P.. @4ewh, Y ' e The Dominion Opors The Boys‘ Magic Lantern The Parier Kalcidoses M The marvolions ® ='."..='.s."‘.='.?:=.-.! The Dominion Telescope long The . 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