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| further i

i first man shot.

turers held a

— ARO EME IO LO ET Te a NE LEE Ee REN TS LET TOE SENT EN ea pera EE ET SE
| eine ee
at
a*®y g +} ‘ . 4 ‘i ttl ower
py” AP X95 "Tr ote net } We are sure the following accoun of the
AW ee ete ws — \ . " i : vie foul — ke
. at ‘ death and iri tw the much-iamen OG
1 i i é v hie ; ; t ings of ae
;
VR { \ t Car ry ‘¥ h ct ut
ate i ‘ ’ ”
snare or ‘ \ Qaintormed, vy iden and quit
; ’ i i} ,
. : ; , j , ) tin
vn the Lith Peoruary , whi er of we q
. ‘ Wwe ‘ I i -
elect a grentleman t repre t them ! ta
; ‘ 4
the House ; A . ’ + her residence in
‘ m P { \ t 1 7 oe i ' Pe
tion will take place on ihursday next a j ‘ r 3} ip, * (f
The Hon. L. U, Ow ) ‘ . 0 4 ? ei
dete. Mr. S$ t . aaa ; r of |
\ '
one ving pital ee
‘ rf ai, ule
It is to | re} t ‘ ‘ At. % 1) i \ is y Pa ¢.
owing to indisy i boruugh
to visit the elect q 5 i : { il i ship W r jou yeal
. : ‘ { i ‘ {a j Another \ , { “ee ,} a County pa
not likely influence t : , Che remaind i pa]
: : ] | t ran dy eorgiana
Ir, Owen : \ hy : : er Sin ee with het
for business, his cx ce in | bk | expressed wish brother's vault in the
. } . " D ow y _
fairs, make him © representative of wi su ’ north side of t chapel in brympton
t a — ud wt 4 ~ Ai | Ci H } ve ore i ] i Ky
any constituency may we pPrOUuu “uu { { ' -
‘ . , - p died t 1 mansiol
} Las 4) nenn! f Yo rey n i oe t A ( LO ‘ .
are assurea th t } ft Uardigal take a | Brook Ntre London, and on it
si : a " . } tior . - » rarer tes 1b | > e@07%
will elect him w a band 1@ md} i ; ‘ PCRVUDS ¥ conveyed by } t
. . f } tbeet 19 h nd four horses were m
éamwnét } a ve } " Y i ~ su ’ Li y a
Au attqampt has, We ovsery peen mM ; a ng to convey them to Brympton House
.s “'s eg PARP URE? 1 } : ve } 1 Prine) on W nit Was iound- i i A ee A als y » entrust-
to ipiure his can Auture, VY CHC Care . : if ALO t } Menis é
s : , ; } } t pri i mpulsi The ito Mr. Holl l, of Mount Street, Gros
tion of a report,to t i b atl. « hats tuted bi
. : } a9 y } t con- ; : «
ernment is to diam ise the 1 i Messrs Wadm Yeovil
was not opened t! The re : we aes ryouy ympton ¢ 1 is close to the lawn in
es ; i ; ; ‘ { of the hou i th meral 1 a
ridiculou Mr. Ov tendered : ee W ng one i the plainest and most
railway tothe ! inton ¢ A ’ ; ti c ription
‘ “ } os } } YT 3 1 i Mlin wa ) } , een. F
soon as Was } fee, tie , : | m Londen
‘9 . y “ A y y ] bel + { Vi i peciauy : n I
‘handed over’? by the contractors. Ii re} , is ; a d by Mr. Hawkes, the respected
there was unnecessiry delay Ir. Or ’ Ur ' wi ae paiisiyrs se dee i that the laborers working upon
“7 : : 1 ti hould | this melancholy
=f og@eTy wh lt r t be ¥ ++ } "
most assured y,¥ it i " DO\ yat ae l tthe und: s ari unged others
ah i i , il ‘ i ,% - ‘

r lyis } ! Immediately after the processiun left the
imagined, Wut \ " shat it ' suunusion,the rain came down in torreuts,and
by the report that is 1 ind on t ’ 3 : nig “A t ti thinned the atte i visitors,e

; “a a . " i tial Arp ce h was comparitively . A kine
Se oo] tuestion it Wi ay .. 30r % {on 1 . “ : :
School Wa " ' would ' ek x ylation was of course found in the
’ ts e 49 +: Oe ee I y i ; vA ‘ ; ‘

Catholies of Cardigon riet, to reme! : { hd \ : let
ber — no matter \ they elect, t tt t
‘ : } nd ( al vue porca the iunerai service was com-
. 2 : { Y invé i i yu ( iri i~ soit ok
to MS D aia, edly menced by the Rey. A. Thompson, who
wil] be precisely t An \ scepmamumnania ; ead the opening sentence as the body was
Hs , , ’ ‘ th ¥ i} n ¢

. } } t he matters in dispu H iy Saas POU] 4 | carried into the chu ine noane within

likely that such a mon r.& ' '
- . be P ss i Was in k reer ‘ wit! l th 1e mour nful procee acy
, . } b i Ait ¥< i _* c ‘
~~ man without ex } A r " ‘. } tent ings, for the sombre light thi oh the wins
dress, without | ] , t me Os \\ ,| dows casta gloom on everything around
. ici . 4 I sg AS tae DOUY Was iow i into its last rests
influence—wi | su 1 in nage 1g place there was sobbing on every side,
Legislature to grant 1 to denomin ’ a . ‘ My deal We, you reuly id one young lady seemed to be convulss
al schools, when th: deservedly : ‘ Pp! ) AGOPt | don't -——— they 1 US again “ch : * Seldom has the grave
. -* idl eat ’ \ t} " t \ , closed over One more kind and considerate
and influential eentieman, who h t ' : ip q ? “| to all within her influence and more
lately, represented them could not but { Legisiatt } \ , “ 4 ~ | benevolent to the = rr, Throughout a long
Let not the Catholic people of C pu valuing Proy A d the part of a truly Christian
: sib gto Pt . r, disper ing he r bounty witha liberal
¥ } ; . YT ys . . : ;
drawn from their riar wo Mir. VU ' nd, and she died sincerely lamented and
by such a subterfu ved by ail
} ’ ? « 54 } ‘ l toxens Of ahiecti A SOO SERPO OS
assured that any benefit or advantage}! , . , — gee it in ‘ bt oni tseme theawn adie ¢i
} ’ Of bONCI "Were bili Upol Lig
which can b gnine for them, will , i id the mourners retired from th
gained by Mr. Ower ser than by ; t sas wig ne
other man on the Islind. 1% ? . :
all Catholics, and P: At thi sed to
Mr. Owen their | A v l : € ge ana spirit ol
: the de i ly, it may be mentioned
- = t W ‘ a i li contin tuis con LiODb that , \ “ pl yperty in America
” “ ‘ AY Si ‘ as ra) at a4 « aheetk
THE LAND QUE t vy f : » ; aS ve not had a cha during the civil war, and that on one oc
. . F ; 1 sinn she had to x night in camp
latins > ? ' i if to «et word i q rter of an hour casinn § D to spend gat e ty
f " ] VRuUstt gw p gz OF iZrouna, One
, nd OGuestior ii I 14108 unsetti- y , n ci "

Tue Land Quest! 1 n. And witht furnished with passports ; but the
unemployed. Our legislators have yet % ‘ ‘ +} ntl the n
fore them the important and difficult work : tunat atur

- ’ . i N I 4 ‘ TTETOWN )
of successfully opposinz the power of tl —_
proprietors, and counter j ‘A : ON LA AND ENT&RTAINS ae satin a
) i a i ha rh 4 €
v7 : ss + . ;
combined } lis i} Wy ¢ vid , ih fandrahan,
Py e a . ° ‘ t + thea , V5 2 my P
most invin¢c) ; a SG : t } t i i bis ‘ \y cs yA H H I
, . ] { 5 ‘ red i} rion i *
year 3 exp 4 | Has § .OWD —y t ( bpd : ' 7
« . . “i i A A ie PAY i taro b & 7 os te
¢ . + rr \ 4 })
the interests of ¢ \ i t U yor) oa hig \ 3. Wil Bg
eerned—the misrey tation or wnre— i i ae ab gy he Mr .: :
presentati GO Ga tu M hi W il I S ( I 4a CU. i? up M kK nH dy } t ty 1) ng ‘ “l WO. +
terior, invariably det ing i Et ¥ ugure, We | ¢ rress of the meal, G ith’s Band
of our Local Leg : Logium on | q i sweet musi fter the physi- 1 Na

Yet the w rk 0 uy re. ving th puo * t i eal t tho n { lay had } n n.
tenantry, and applying t SSUG.000 t v" ed { t
the purpose ior ¥ nu mw } t in; 4 m i nm =

' ee y tT . } t & i vi * 4
shou'd not be reling i- ld not ; t t '
even be postponed, for moment. The} y u t .
tors vc. ¥ a I rt T) 4 ; }

proprict I ay J ~ i em d Ldd } se i } i . ny

before the persisten! } pen ig E : vigation

Their numb r and i fl I have, | ee ee i rae DE | 1 feet
] fy } 4 7 ‘ 7 t a ’ }

¥ yea ’ : : tor ia rd

but se Re nd j 4 J ‘ } I 3 ci 4 iren ] ) ntling ,

assuredly triu ' t " res . anSOU, Lh \ ai } 155 bus}

When Un ‘ : i H :

ieee sik mental 1 { 1 64 tons birch timber
sumtaated, aut s. 1487 bbls. ovsters. 5000
hi i ; tO 4 YSLE]
the propr! to! D i ‘4 i i t ; ‘ i oO \ ued at ii U0
. + Y ‘ aia s } a
assured by the Secretar t ) ’ . j n new vessels t r the British
. ‘ 3 very : Sie valued at &207
the Colonies, that the British Government i W ; ; : iE 15 ton lued $2
, . = j , ~
would cease giv m ce, and t ht K il} 8} I : by M tric nt tion m Great Britain were
we did not tlien 1 dream that Mr, s of kk land f y Mr. John. ed at 031.00. Duty collected, £9 +
, ) J
° + ln ’ | ‘ ‘ _ és ia ,
Laird would | ston \ iet ‘ brought
“ ‘oer enhriencs +) } ve t} a t ] i also a quartette
peculiar influence : ‘ : i s Court.-—The following cases
" " — 4 ii instrun i
er ne : : : told in trio ¢ ere disp 1 of during the past week :—
half ; and ~— es : i ( i 1 adm Mi ’ Queen John Davy—indictment for
‘i i nu i i i r 4 e “. z
doing of z tenants— sup pacmicnrvead | ; ’ o ai ‘ uttering base coin-—verdict not guilty —
5 . haa aut . 1 y that | new lop, y ; J , played as a lodgson for traverser
that of Mr. Laird. A ] ‘ nd plar i Violin Guett by himseif and Mr. Dr Fenk ins W. McEwen—verdict for
to His Excell ney, Ar 4 1s respousiine \ S| Vinnicombe, was iapturously encored and plaintiff for £5. Davies for plaintiff; Pals
4 fs) 2 p> mn “ie { a aa
for the disallowance of thi sand § s l created quite a “furore ine proceedings | Mer «& Mel Leo if for defendant.
Act, 1874,’ on the ground that a court of | t i u ater L| terminated with God Queen by cLeod vs, Guiness - verdict for defend-
+ ’ * » - A fs ‘ :
bi : f ber j rsation, | Galbrai d Hodgson fo. plaintiff, Sullivan for
arbitration ——composzea of one member ib ban os
i ; ; Ga maaan
nominated by the Pr pri Sg, « by thie ; sales : Peter Mellroy vs. James Beagan—sete
Government, and one by the two arbitra- ANTE tl
+ ‘ , ! . , . Naw : Tohn M Mel C
tors so bpominated, or by tix prem es in esteemed correspondent writes :— Newson vs, John rs. MeLeod—
A : 1 ( J " ‘ " neh ve for the piain 2 56 Wright
‘ . » Province-——wonu } . “In our eal happy days at school, we daar i " ee
f ourt of the £Fovin r ' , ‘ ‘ A ° gad ih : = W! 77? i r ie et i and precKken for p! in ti : Davies for the
ae x * ’ j ys kind 5
favorable to the fenant Liag } 2 : t it re . i we ” ire j4Venuy reminag by a kind ok defendant
or “41 ; , : ' f teacher, that there was no rule- save one— in bade Me nzie ‘d
this tally with the declaration of the = : Prai Blateh, MeKenzie & Co,
f the O ‘ ‘ ; DY of; Witnout an € eption very ltrequentiy | settled,
pr of the Ur n ti - of ta Heme ieee
fs fice the appotntmen ‘ . i . fl bs a md eal vai aoe ET ian 0
ly, the tenan J odor of ¢ r tree woods, | will not set in until the springs rise.’ | spond nt settled by respondent s host
no commission An can | f 1fes 1} li Hereafter, 1875 will have to be p leaded : a dnt and th } pellant to pay a Lj
Patriot now be so shamelessly impudent an exception. Never, within, the reco lec oS (respondent) |
¢ ‘ _ e nee i pouri t) vs. GrOn, (responden di
as to assert that Mr. Laird is the “ ten- | 1 ! ea ) tion Gi any We meet wiia, has there been App I ,
aat’s friend ? The f may ven . aicagernarmpeingeiner nell quarters, Qu lerick Davy—Indictment
the people that ¢ Compulsory Land , ce 4, ABYO £ that hitherto gaye, in| for utt coin— entence of the |
F 1: : , it 1] all seasons,a needed supply. Cattle have | court, twelvys months’ imprisonment.
Bill was a ‘“‘ hasty and ill considered mea- pee :
, hy .. | ton ; to | riven m all quarters to the nears
? ote : ‘ e ¢ . 2
sure’ —notwithstana { i that it {} 1} 4 reer)
est I i 3 are all but idie from ti d ION
st oe A Th 4x4 i \ ‘ j
was deliberated uj eer ee ’ » io render these inconveni- :
for five consecati OB; OF 20 Midy BOW | m sai " | ene the hard t precedented long 4 9
trump up ‘shams ia the b s the continuance of cold : , which set in .
most acute minds of the Oy tion were | - ‘ on the 7th, bas impeded travelling greatly, y ' e be ' i
unable to detect when the } sure Was A * and hushed into silence many OF the win- 7 signature during |
‘ . . , wil. Jove es ow nippy i ney Pere :
diseussed ; but, the advi f the Pat ‘ ’ ,| rs ime . 5ONR SOe CO: » Me i we
. ‘ t Fe ss tie ' aM , 1 j a ‘os i q , iw oO
od - “eae oa : : Hope. however, sheds an halo of beauty ; scifi
riots proprietor— that t Dili W ovp pe ‘ 4 iat t i haga ‘pai A PERE other prominent
vs ” 1 1 : ‘ over all tais, in the promise Of an early anc : “y ‘ane
iectionable ’’ in that the arbi. t pro ig oe 60 Gee ree boat’ : nailed several
Di ATID: £Nring mo vi
. . “ae fs i ae be D W Lig o kiad qs | COOP Sp tns- * love for the
vided for by it was not suffic:ently favor- I : ae a
a ‘ . os 13} ‘ y i i ip mu t
+ +7 ; i ieee } to ‘ i I
able to the landlords, cannot »e ex pidinea - , : CHARLOZTETOWN Depating Ciuur on Satur ition ‘of them as
| be i A at
. “yee e : aa 10] ‘ i i a i | Wher have we eo
way to the satisfaction of 1@ tenants, : P tbe | day evening discussed the question, | ynen you e thoroughly can
. . Los 1 It , j urers Would not DO ap aig : ig A nae : your dist ic lease return the peti-
The Patriot’s iwfluence is very small,| h better employed in handling the needl “ Should Denominational Schoo!s roceive | tion to the unders igned without delay.
and its advice is worthless ; but the in~ | ortheawl? The lactis, that the effect of our| State aid?” and decided it in the nega-| To use the language of our circular :—
fluence and advice of its whner—Mr prosperit so fur | 1 Similar to the re.| tive, ibe question ior the next debate is ) Wheth , iOS Will fairly represent
ence . sili t : ‘ - ‘the feeling of the provinee upon the ~ |
; salt atau of ikl eal ed by sowing a radish s in | ** Should women enjoy the privilege of the} “1° ¢. paste ae the sub
Laird—the responsible adviser of the} ' waneipeppge ete ou ject of ‘ Prohibition’ will depend upon the
Governor General—h ws secured to the! ' 8] ig in very rich ground and | tling rane t n 73 mimer, | ene rgy and the faithfulness with which
. the disall o{ the Landi Oe ' til the fal it is certainly nearer | junr. those entrusted with the work of procuring
: saLlowance oO! ana " : .. N i
roprietors re GiSail want ’ - t! i { t } t nad » atur a4 d 2cnarve th =] iuty a2 g i }
P i id } i pip than Wj 1 ) 1 pro- ign ireé lecnarge the auty assignec
Bill ou the ground that it was too favor- perly allended to; butit is a radish after all Fire Enains. —The Fire Engineers of this | them.
able to the tenants nia bad ¢ at that There is, as Mr,| City have been dis cussing the desirat vility | Aul the other prev ines of 7 ge 9
‘ ; are sending monster petitions to Parlia-
, 1d . » done ? cur! Mat w Ar 1 te us, a character which} Of importing another Steam Fire Engine— | 7 ers
W hat should rash m ag In es soe ane nit % os i i a: d siileiiiahiindin . f } pas \ i ment at the B CC ming < session. Let not little
opinion it would be well at the next.| the old country produces in this age with | 294 subdseri] “ to defray the cost of cne| p, E, Island be remiss in her duty in this
session of the Legislature, to pass an Act, | alarming 3 apidity —the British Philistine, | Wil be solicited next week. Could not | important matter. Let us hand into our!
sess sCgiisia }4 ‘ 4 ; { ‘ }

hy which the Government wi ild be em-
powered to appropriate, at least, a por-
tion of the $800,000 to the
the estates of such proprietor
be willing to sell their lends at reasonable
rates.

We see no reason why the Administra. |
tion which expends the revenue of the,
Colony: —which is directly responsible to
the people—should not be trusted to ex-
pend this Land Purchase Fond, Their

as might

purehase of |

is to be foun | in this

f judg-

That hie twin brother
town, no man blest wit
“i to remark-—

Bb any degree ¢
| ment can have fat!

Here we interrupted, “ch, come,
| really, now, you are

your SSS

getting too rash in|

| say-———? ”” but before we could get any |
| further he had drawu a good i ae ath
| and quietly continued his diatribe :—
——-——‘' What, do you mean to deny it?
Why, you canaot honestly do so, [ am sure,

/some of the hand engines, be placed on |
| runners, and thus be

Do you mean t0——— |

the steam engine we now have or at least |

made — avails |
able when the snow is deep. as at present? |

We call the attention ‘of our reaclers to}
the advertisement in

the Hope Manufacturing Co., of New York |

another column. of|

they advertise what 1s the most wonderful !

invention of the age, a first class Sewing
| Machine, with Table and Treadle complete
| for Ten Dollars, Read their advertisement

The Charlottetown philistine is a character | headed “ Wonderfyl,’’ ly

| Legislative Halls,

| petitions.

such a protest against
| legs ilizing this accursed traffic as shall ¢ cause

| our Repre esentatives to pause and consider
e veto such an expression of |

before they dar
the will of the people.

The poor drunkards themselves are
| looking to you for deliverance, and are
| asking for the privilege of signing these
Let us go forward then, resting

| assured that He who has said that no drunk. |
ard shall inherit the kingdom of God, will |

| prosper us.
Fraternally yours,
5. F. Hopesox,

. Q,C, League,
| Ch'town, Jan 36, 1875, ~ity 4

~ oe

ST NEWS BY TE LBGRAPH.

NNO LOLOL LOLOL
P nee

; : } , 7 YI
Bis TY tlo Lie ad. ig do é md Framing

~Rev. Chas, Kingsley
umours are in circulation in
Madrid. of a compromise with Don Carlos.

viewed forty

[he King 01 1in yesterday re

tho nd troops at Peralta, and was warmly

cheered. The French authorities on the
nanish frontier seized a convoy of arms for
the Carlists. The Montenegrin difficult

1 en compromised The citizens pe
Mont rro who are implicated in the Pod
the 4 2 of t furkish witness In the

ease wil! be taken at the frontier town of

Saturday
sion to the

Victoria, on

of his intention to

i} 1e and assuring her
ule over Spain on constitutional principles.
A y I i tior wa received by
France
New Yors. Jan. 25.—St Patrick’s Church
NEW ORK Jan, adem Ob FAtrick Jnurch,
Hartford, Ct., was burned on Sunday.

Fifteen white men were

Indians, during the last fe

vy department building at Wash-

ington was burned by fire to-day. It is
€ iered probable that the Canadian
Finance Minister will reimpose ten per
cent duty on tea and coffee imported into

United States.

25.--The Libei
form paper published by Cameron & Co., of
will

Canada from the
OTTAWA, Jan, aia new he-

London Ad appear in Toronto
on the suth.

Mr. Cirling bas declined to run for Lon-
Gee... 2.

White,

nenzle

Thomas
answer to Mc-
objections to the
in Montreal West contested elec-
that reference to the

ease has no bearing npon

Davidson, counsel for
has filed an
preliminary

tion case, maintaining
Prescott election
the present.
The election in Holton to represent the
Dominion Parliament is

constituency in the

contested by Chisholm who professes to
the Government, and McReady
a Reform conyention.

At a fire at Boucherville, near

3
ted by

Montreal!
last night, nine lives were lost
Oitawa, Jan. 26

of the

.—Tne details

Bouche fire calamity are horrible in
the extreme Dulude is not expected to
recove fhe woman was about to become

a mother at the time of the disaste<

murdered in”

pee CP ee Cet

\EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TENDERS.

FOR

PLASTERING
NEW

SE ALED TEN

the Subscriber, at his office
Street, C arlottetown, until Saturday
3th day of Febrnary, at twelve o’clec
Heon, fron any per: . or peison j
to contract for the lathing and
the eh w Court House,t:

‘he Signatures

bh Pa
paca

At Chariottetown,

oo“ RS will be received t

ration to be seen atthe abo

oftwo good and suffi

sureties, wilting to be bound for the faithfal
each Te nifer,
ill not b bonnd to

The Government wil

THOMAS ALLEY,

Litt.
OR Sale at the Ga- oe

GAS LIME.

pe
£8 eG Gar

a quantiti

Fe ’ 1 IS75—d3i .
® “
<v.ice> ole.
SOR Sale at t Mi was Works, a qua tity

on : sO" oF
r i, 1540—o1

a
402

frok Sule al'the Gas

Fels. 1, 1875—3i

Goal.

Works, a juantity ol

LAND ASSES

’s Orricg,.P. E. Ist
Charlottetown, Jan, 25t 875.
an Act of the Aeongak As-
sembly of this Island, made and passed
in the Twenty-fourth year of the reign of
Her Majesty Queen Victoria, intituled, *‘ An
Act reluting to the Land Assessment at
present imposed by law on the Town and
Royalty of Princetown,” and alsoofan Act
made and passed in the Twenty-
intituied, ** An Act
several EL AWS

TREASURER AND,

‘\ pursuance of

. t } ay . ;
year ol the same reign,

solidate aud amend the
4

.

inpo sing an
1is Colony, and for the ene
jucation,”’ I do hereby give public
iat [ have made proclamation, aceording
the te the said Acts, of all the un-
rmentioned Town Lots, Water Lots

ymmon Lots, Pasture Lots, Islands or
parts of Islands, Townships or parts of
Pownships, in this Island, iv arrear for the
non-payment of the several sums due and
owing thereon to Her M: ijesty, under

sursagement of
notice

+ ¢

rims ot

oo

=
{ } f Dor] ont ar ing .
Menil of Parliament are beginning to | },. yirtue of the above-mentioned Acts, ;
rive Yownship Acres.'Township Acres
Lonpon, Jan. 26.—A terrible gale, ac-~ No. No.
. : ae iis? | |r -"
companied by rain, prevailed on the British cael 1.702
wei es vel 2,408 5 3.659
coast for twodays. Innumerabie casuali- 1198 39 4.276
a ‘ ,  agisai us 2h
ties to sailing vessels-are reported. \ 15) 40 12,406
A bill for the creation of a Senate passed - - dain ee 14.522
( 2.052 iz 11,6:
" ’ i ove “ ay
the French Assembly yesterday by a vote ~ 957 48 3°09}
4 « tT. vv
of 372 to 188. Layard, the British Minis, 908 | 44
> . *y ' ot tA) | 4”
ter to Madrid, will be recalled on account av i, S
11 10.101 | 46
of his républican sympathies 1y 16.348 47
Phe Carlists at od Alfonsists in Spain held 13 699 50
" , . 0” Re =
rley on the 25d inst,, and agreed on a \4 2,025) 3k
5 1 ’ . . li S14 oa
,convention which will probably | ot >
j f tes that the Emperor of ,
9, ae ’ oa
vy YorK 1. 26.—Ex-~-Presid wees
. 9xe
, ae
Johnson ww toxday elected 1 O10
«WF
from ‘lennessee, 1,773
lt 4 i it Montreal that Lord Jo
i a : ‘ 1,901
Dufferin l zn as Governor General = 465
v7, 2
be oir roy ef India. 2984
Ort.:wa, Jan. 27.—A large quantity of
U.S, coal oil was seized here to-day by the Lot, In Ci
_ . 4 my?
Ex ers—being below the test res - ee ye fe
2 6, 40
quired by law yf 25, 4 of 88, L of 41, bot 4.8
. 7 i A id ao r
[he speech from throne at opening of gr of Gt, 3 of
: ees > >, and 96.
y ment will mention the principal mea. i ; :
iepoerraiaa ing yd 7 SecoxnD HtnpREep oF Town Lors IN
4 he a oh aes te 4 }
‘ v0 be mitted, Which are to ve the ( ARATE TINO NES 2 ‘ 2-5 of 12, # of 17,
: 1e Court B 1d the Insolvency | 4,0f 18, 4 of 19, 4 9-20 of 23; Nos, 31,
se . a " » 84. 36. 39. 40, 2 of 49. 1-6 of
Ne ceecemny will rot lac ee \m } , vt 7, 40, 6 QO! 4J, > Of
j ion will not last beyond | = rt < ee 30. ) of 6
‘ ; - ‘ i Hl i : Wis Wy dy de t f G7
Lv i , r, LOL members | 19-20 74: 76. 47 of
i rived, 835, 85, f f 87 {89,24 o0f9
} 9
i i i ’ F
4} f { Prurgp i uED OY Town Lots tn Cnan-
~ | , ui i sigan sii ” ‘ — .
LOTTETOWN :—Nos. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21,
t u t Loro: 22, ¢ of 29, of 31, § of 40, 50. 51, 52, 53. Be.
, Jan. 27.—I¢ is official'y denied | 98. 7 of 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 4 of GA,
eee aes : FOURTH ii Sb: a Own 3
1 Gos ment from Madrid, or that Lord | , sane er
Vuiterin intends t n the Governor | 11.12. 13, 14 17, 27, + of 35, 4 of 39, j of
Gen hip of Canada | 4 196 of 45 f of 54.857, § of 58. § of 59,
é, ; we 77 78 > Of a] { 4 of 94,
{ nas SHoL severai Oolliccrs ior eo u , j
‘ : c é FIFTH HUNDRED oF Town Lors in Cuar-
treason. wespatcnes from Perrata, opain, oT rETOY eae of No. 2: Nos. 93 o4 a ‘
N: , ANUP, wy 4 ms a By ge
wu agreat battle is momentarily ex- of} . 1-6 of 51, 4 of 60, § of 62, 4 of of 79,
pected, oy, 98, and 99,
The Carli sts red on British vessel WATER Lots IN CHARLOTTETOWN, oppus-

the Bis-

the British Government has adopted a
system of t the defence of
Bermuda and the port of Halifax, !

Advices from China say that the grands
son of Prince Tun (uncle of the deceased
Emperor succeed to
throne

Petes
Prince

tcrpe sdoes for

will probably the

7 my,
LeOpolas
i

condition has still
mproved, Preparations are being |
made by the Spanish troops for a move-
gainst the Carlists in the event of |
ifonso’s proclamation calling for submis.
sion proving ineffsctual, Alfonso will
participate in the operations of his troops.
Caraquet, N. B., Jan.

men arrived

mens 4 ag

4

27,—Twenty-two
here to-day to assist Sheriff
Vail to arrest the rioters. Th
arrested. While
party were in the execu

irteen riots
the Sheriff and
tion of their duty |
at Andrew Albert’s house, one of the party, |
John Gifford, was killed.
reported kil
The

ers were

rioters 18

wounded

led, also another
party in
were all made prisoners, Gifford whs the

Militia leave at once from
Newcastle for Caraquet.

Orrawa, Jan. 28.—Lord Dufferin
nuite have gone to
for the London and South Huron
seats vacant in the
patched to-day.

i aia

+

day toconsider preliminary steps for gets |
ting up an agitation fi

or an increase in the |

tariii.

One of the}

Albert’s house |

and }
ontreal for three days, |

Commons were dess |

The Ontario manufac- |
beens at Toronto yesters |

The general fecling was in favor of |

a persistent effort to have the tariff fixed |
| at 20 per cent en manufactured imports.

Loxpon, Jan, 28.—The Marquis of Harts

ington, in a §]

a.

Mr. Bright’s address at
said he could net

Lirmingham, and |

vanced in favor of the disestablishment of
the Church of England.
it was evident the British
prepared for such a great change in the |
Church or Government. The Home Rule |
members of the English Parliament de- |
cided not to take part in the election of a
preset Leader,

Spain has paid Cermany indemnity by
which the Gustav affair has been se ttled.
The Carlists positively deny that they have
entered into negociations with the Alfor-
sists for a convention.

ch at Lewes, alluded to |
agree to the views ads |

lie declared that |
people were not |

ite to the undermentioned Town Lots in the
First Hontred 1:—Nvo. 2; 4 of No. 14. 21, 92

»Q ot Ty Bnd *> ‘ o 3
23, 2 , oo, OO, Sl, Zz.

by 20, 26,
Lo rs IN Mey MON OF CHARLOTTETOWN:
—iof)} . 2, Ne. 3, ¢ of No. 26.

PASTURE Lots IN THE Royatry ov Cuar-
LOTTETOWN :—j of No. 9, 4 of 11, 4 ¢

fin 7 ra 2 dig G OF 12, 4 |
of 16, 1-6 OF 17, 4 ¢ Of 19 4 of 23, 24, 25. 31.

mts we

32,
39 40f 49, 59, 4 of 53, 54, 58. 59. " of 61,
]- 6 ores. 3, G7, % or 70, ¥ of 71, im uae 78, 8

| 167, 168 v9 -6 Of 169, FOr i7L. iis. 176, 177,

§ of 17

8, 179, 180, 181, 182. 4 of 187, 210,

of 239, 3 of 258, 4 of 261, 264, 271, 281, ty
284, 294, 296, 297, 2 SOG, 313,315, 8316, 331, 333, |
335, 336, 859, 340, 344, 352, 367, 358, 369. 370,
371, 380, 389, 398, 399, 400, 401, 7-12 of 407, |
108, , 445, 446, 447, 448, 446, 463, 464. 465,
178, 479, 480, 481, 483, 188, 491, 492, 493, 494,
£95, pri 606, 515, 516, 517. 618, 519, 520, 521,
BY ba, } 540, 553, 573, 581, 582, and
IOV

Tue WiHoLr oy tux Town Lors, Water
Lots, and Pasture Lots, in the Town and
Royalty of Georgetown (save
the following) :—
‘Town Lot No, l .

Town Let No. 2 cae 32,

6 os 14, 5 . *
Town Lots 4 and 6, 3 said ” _
Town Lot 11, { *s
Town Lots lb and 16, 1 '
Town Lots 1 and 3, 2 ‘ ‘
Town Lots 4 and 5, 3 ‘ -

Town Lots 3, 14.15 & 16,
Town Lot % of No. ll,
Town Lots 2 and 3,
Town Lot 6,

Town Lots 2 and 15,
Town Lots Nos. 2,.7&8.

a ee

Town Lot 8
Town Lots ff an ds, FE
Town Lots 4 of} .

Saks T

Town Lots 3 and 8 3 +

Town Lot 6, f

Town wat, 2, 6. ti,
-~ 3 & 15 Ie

+, In Prince

COURT HOUSE, By recent arrival

ESSMENT, “ee

Assessment on all Lands in |

and except i by hi antney
Hiey
| d aH Sadi aUGy
ist Range, Letter A |
B | g
. Orange

“ E) Seasoning’

Town a 40f No.3 3 ss . ce |

,

Lote 6, 6, fs.
13 and 14, 5

Water Lots Nos.
29, and 30.

Pa pe Lots in Georgetown Re yalty, 18
| 49. &3 > 55, 86, 69, 83, 102, 112.
141, 155, 164, 189, 213, 218, 276, 283, 292, 995
296, 305, 506, 807, 308, 310, 312, 313, 314, :
elf », $22, 3 23. $ 324, f 355.

And i do also proclaim the following
being in arrears for nonpayment ef said

ee
,OoOwn

1, 14, 24, $ of 25, 27, 98

assessment as aforsaid:—Reserved Lands |

adjoining the Royalty
} acres.

Pasture Lots
—-4 of No. 158.
480, 481,

of Georgetown, &78

in PRINCETOWN ROYALTY.
228, 244, 380, 4 of 452, 456,
and 483

ACRES. ACRES,

| Ge orgs “3 Island, 566 Kildare Isl: and, 250 |
Panmure do 808} © ascumpec Sand do 49]
Boughton do 527 Fish Island 150

| Grover do “16 Pownal do 10
Connolly do 20 ‘Goose do 4

The Loyalist army |

in Navarre is advancing ou the Carlists |

and has already captured several positions,
King Alfenso was present,

A bil has been drafted which autherizes
the Government to make concessions for
the construction of a submarine railway
tunnel berween France and England,
Copies have been distributed among mem»
bers of the Assembly,

New York Jan. 28,—The United States
House of Representatives had been in con- |
tinuous session for 24 hours at noon, and
the prospect was that it may last some
om —endeavoring to pass the Civil Rights

1

Gold 1125 to 113,

| charged on

}

| Term of the ‘Supreme Court,

;
{

i

Shaheed

Governor's do 149 \Poplar do

And the owners of the aforesaid Lots,
parts of Lots, and tracts of land so in
arrears, and proclaimed as aforesaid, are |
hereby notified, that in case the sums
them, xs aforesaid, together
With the costs which have been incurred,
shall not be paid before the next Easter
which will
commence on Tuesday, the 4th day of
May next, application will be made to the
Supreme Court, durivg the said Term, for
Judgement against the said Lots or tracts
of Jand respectively i

JOSEPH POPE, Treasurer,
till 4th may

113, 128, 140, |

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varied assortment of

GHOISE GROCERIES |

“TR pre,
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LIQUORS, &e., &c.,

4 ‘v | ‘ ep.
vet off pete ty the public,

“raits :

*

reen

Dams OS,
Cherries,
uits,
Currants,

Pluins.
Red Curra

Black

| Pineapple, Raspberry
Apple, Strawberry,
ted and Black Currant,
Peach, Pear.

ne a

ORANGE MARMALADE
ned ¢ Goods,

* Quine es, Green Gages,
-eaches, hari Peas,
Yomatoes, Pineapple,

a

Pears, Sugar Corn,
Devild Ham, Salmon,

Saelinee Mackerel,
sters, Sardines, &
a ers.

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i! The ‘cae ed NABOB
‘rosse and
Blackwell do., Barnes
| ) SAUCE,
. Sauce, Lea
v Perin’s Sauce, Johu

Yorkshire
& Mushroom

ARTS

r arsley Ratafio, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Nuimegs,
Ginger, Orange, Sage,
Almonds, Peppermint

SURDRIES |

, Anchovy Paste, Chutney
Paste,

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fuer
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mers
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Powders, ~
CAP HRS,
Peel, Lemon Pee.
GELPRON,
ilerbs, &e.

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Every thing, in fact, which goes
to make up

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C | and Gocds delivered in
any part of the City or Royalty:

Please Call and Inspect.

CAWiRGS & SAUNDERS,
115 Queen Street.
Ch’town, Dee, 21, 1874,

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