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- .- ' - T .— l ' - ’ u u ireme Court . ,Vour to smother Esrheat but, who can deny, thatave are not sent time. yet what existing cause [can he adduced to relative to the explgiutgof Townships has. 30, ha,- 67, anal a. tint}.II|III‘:I:Ir;I Queen’s 033:3“? extant! the - enlllleti to aCouriot' that nature? the opponents otthis, who sustain the opinion that they are not as equally pure new small [iprt of Lot BefIgi-‘lnyiug oﬂ'u new line oi_Roatlun er dllfA Act to authorize Jusmes of the P“ I . act in opposition to the Constitution. coupled with thevProprie- as Were those in the time of Lord John Russell! bup- the Road Compensaiou Act,trom the West sale of Ymk ‘ . euLm tors. Iam,said the hon member, iiiedot Escheat, but to say posing, for the sake of elucidating the matter, that 'we River Budge towards Pryor],qu Bedeque_ blel 5. IV , > that lwill give it up, till Something approaching to it, as an gravely consider a .~Court of Esclioat as pow existing. Ordered, Th,” Mr. DoUse and-me Hon. J. S_ Macdonuld And a so— equivulent, is consented to, I never Will; though llUll. members Enquiry must take place. '15 there any Township that woulj do compose the said COIIIIumeg- I I . 27 I g ‘ call us by names we do not merit, vet for one I will iioi swerve. not endeavour to keep alonf’i‘rom it? _Oris there one Illﬂtzhvollld ' Tues, a), u, Egbnmryr from what l consider the tight CUllTSt‘; we are t’osmih it) be not succeed, il‘ihe terms were strictly tollnwetlﬂii wuultlIbe f'oun TUESDAYI February 27_ :Resoiveil, “Phat ii Cutnimttee be appointed,” destgnated bad membeis ot‘socieiy, and propagators of injury to they had been as For as practicable 00ml".de PM“ ‘3. No big”? Mr. Rae read, in his blame, a Petition ofdiyerslnhnliitnnts .Couimitlce -9l Elle HOUSB “l ‘éﬂemllly, to prepare." M the oppressed people; sonic. hon. members complain, that they Whatever ,wnnhl those titliilplairilnz derive .iom .us woumg v of TOWIISIIIPS 14, 15‘ and places adjaIceII,’ praying ,m. ,, .dmss In Her Mﬂjesty, 9n the subject of the A,“ “‘M

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. - e rc‘ iluuon. that l'. is Ctllllrai" to HP Con- Thousands ofthcm .wmild not no fell“: ls, 'l ““l “mm” ° . ~ ' " ' ' ' ' . ' ~ 0 of Writs under the Road ‘-

lhBuidh his (Mr Mactntusb’s) UEPIlllUll: until gret that an curl is not piﬁ to this everlasting and useless ngtlﬂ- grant, "[“l‘l of ""lpldﬁilIiu)bscr;l’w’:a l?Wdrl’lI‘S the 131330;?“ kl": énses and to which the ‘RoylzIom f

the clongiitution is more extended to us in this piriicular We “0"? ll“ ills """lls ""‘l d“"“‘-"ll5 ['9 li'l'l." "ind “"5 dl'yl let and communion 0 a m "b am m on owns "P ' c s’ I ’ ' “‘lh!‘ .- ,e. 5 ‘ l ‘ '

havpjdst can“: "t cnmplaiul. unit ule longer ju5.'|ce is withheld {hase ‘vho have so long been deceived, be undeceivetl ; Icl US Ordered, Tllﬂt IIINIeI’ the peculiar Circumstances of ill” been Withheld. _ ., . .- ‘ I ‘ t a . - .

ihe' more strenuous We ouwht to be in demandinqr its admlllislr'i- El” “n'l'nll'llsp ‘0 “ml”; let ll‘ls he the Verdict, 1hr" will “5 be- case, the said Petition he received and read. ‘ Ordered, Phat the Hon. Mr. Macnutt, the Hon, . . . o . __ . . av.“

' f I\' I h ' vl "ems he fell from ""6 end "l' “'0 Islﬂml 1" the “llwrv Md “'9 And the squ Petition- was received and read accordingly. and the Hon. Mi. Young be it be mtnlttee, onui lion,- (hmr. hear, mm It. Douse). Mr. ll acinios continue. . , . v . I . I I. - “III”. ' . . b I. II I I h. i . are the SRIII Address. ,, '51 e-it deal bi‘personality is launched against these who advo- PFOPle W'” "‘9" ’99 ‘l'ﬂl “3 “'9 '" "hle l N “‘ ""9 "’P“? ' I Mi. Rae moved that the stud Petition 8 re eiiet o t c l ouse, to pie’p _ I _ V mcaﬁiihe rights of the tenantry but takiiiu into consideration the lives" and "l leng'l' endmvnur'w ‘0 d” 5""3“ “3'” “"‘l I’lsnngr‘m' Committee oi'Supply. ‘ Ordered, I'm—l [heﬁillfl ﬂeﬁlllllllgn be common quarter from which it emanaies it is ngthina very surprising, “all: ﬁ’rlhem' I ""Sl ‘l‘al manly ‘lill‘s “"ll l‘I'I" “‘Ilm" ,9: The Hon. J. S. Macilonnld moved, in amendment to the messageI to the House at Assembly. " ’ ‘I i 5 ~ ~ ' - u ’ - y a I - . . . . . — . [cannot helpheating it, but farther than this it makes no in» some ‘"“"“"'f “r ""I’I'rlm“? ﬁlm“, ""I"“'“- “ 'WlI’e 'EI'I'PIIIII’IM motion, that the crud Petition do he on the Table. And then he witlidiew, . “Pm-“lb” i‘lhe il’a'lh l'lll'eno "ml Shall I “Wilma m "end’ “H ‘1 Cowl-{Liv(Pill‘ziiihe'liiutl iliiidii} “luxliltfii t,i‘:itl‘iiliiiliiftit still lllt’ﬁfq The House divided on the motiott ofamcntlment: The above Bill's were SEI‘lefﬂlly reﬁll "33- ﬁrst ﬁlly . a I I l A "n t l l: s 3‘ ‘ h " v ' n 3' i -' i — i ll cssrs. - '( ti secou time..to-tiiorrow. _ Wm, 1.,5, ﬁwunmme wow, i,,.,-,._ m... “4,.” by HM MHIWW s (.i.. Yeas llou. J. Mncdnnaltl, Hon. Mr. Pilmer, I I ottlererl to be rea

- .:‘ remedy is 'deiiised for the grievances of the Colony, or I should I mmmcmg The mum” munhhnhhm “r 1|”, prum-ieinrs will Thornton, Montgomery, Longworth, Dalztel, A. Mncleau,

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,consider myselfa bad subject. _ I I . r ,- . M": Dom?“ sald' lhm hnwng a" "ﬁll" decrllu'e'l “'5 sem'mems thwart eveiv attempt to interfere with their rights. it is said by VVlgl'llll‘ltlJl, lludsou, Beairsto, Mncgregor, Aitken. SIJIURSDIIQY, February . e ‘ .‘lllelemr‘lm '“ “"3 “M's”, he had but “ME I" "dd-t “’ewm’e “"ml‘l m ' liors il: au"aiion will sli‘ll,t:iillliiiuu. ‘Yus, 5er N.AYS—l\'IL’SSI'S. Rae, Coo or, D. Maclcan, Dingwel‘l,Frnser. The House went into Committee, on t to consul , . , . I . . I some b .i. mom iii _l _ __ P . I _ ‘ , , “"l “"8 dew" “‘8 H."°“‘e' 1:“. '?5”I‘_“."’l‘ "0w, .S"'l"“‘”""(’, i am fearful it Will, until wh, lilStg our House. and, oft-ours“. will So it was carriedJn the aﬂirmutive—nnd ordered accord— the Report of the Special (,ommittee appointedto though fresh clothed, cannot be isguisct , it is to al intents an II.- ,,Ie InIv-Ilcgn we aw Imw “arching, ,ImII g,“ i ,m, ("whit mg,“ and rem)” OII [he yum“: Accountg’ Mr. Longwonh

; I‘purposeé E-schcuit, which has over and over again been tried, iii- ,8 2 I_ "II ,3 r "m f ,I I, (I “II SHIII “It CIIII III.) “1h,” ,5 ’ , , I -. .0, 1 CO Ir. _ ‘vatiably-cundemned, undin the most posttive terms iliscnuiiio- l,‘- dllyl g, ,l i I -. I (., .‘ 9 ’“n” 1:” ,i". milwrhmmii thus ,ReSOI‘Pd’ Thm’f‘ ( f’m'Q'lleb aPliomllﬂl, l9] "1- Cha ' I ' I II eIIeIn the Chair “need by theuome anmmm‘ The hon member m.” hum.” "'5 'l' 9 “WP” “’ "W" *‘l’ " "~ ‘ " ‘ * mittee oi the Legislative (,ounctl, to prepare an Ant toss to Aitei some time spen i , mun ,

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in- short, admits, that his motion will not be carried. But, Sir, ii Tiny-w2::Irg'hmffit‘,“ I)???“:R‘I’I'leerfIIII'I: ‘I'fIfIiI' 11:,“ Her Majesty, on the subpmt of'the Act to authorige the lS- progress, an'd‘movptll lordlchve toiait nglaip. I 4 mi "N 5"" Ill“! hnn- member's l'eellngs lo let the matter rest; ' I;II’ In'ﬂg' le’k “I I'VIIII, IOI‘Tk ‘II‘IIIm, III NIIIIIIHHUH Imp 5,”, if site, de novo, oi Writs under the Road Compensation Acts, Ol'tleled, Iliat t to sm lomut I 06 at e can.” if he did,there would he an curl to his career, and he might at ,hII, ,,,, H, Um... war, “m. ,,,,, clap,“ m, m. imam”. h. a in certain cases, and to which the Royal Assent has been on Saturday next. ' _ I

price become politically dead. The ban. member had taken QIIIIIIVIrsgI-ngI-gn (I "m," II “‘III IIOII I IIIIIIQ II w,“ IIIIII MIII” withheld. M,._ D_ Mucdmmpp from Ihe Commlnee {ION .icmdl' ‘0 hlu‘sem” “Elm! “'9 Orlglnﬂl‘" of“ Plan "0‘" ""lerli‘l'ml him-illiicd illr Comma): I hope ’(‘nl‘ililiitvrl' the ion. member, Ordered, That Mr. Rue, Mr. Montgomery, Mr. A. Mucleau, referred divers Petitions relating to the Herring.” in some Pans “rum “and” relative to Pumhmng or [ﬁnds rm." illmf‘ Illc S'Illstzln'"! lul' ll"! lulu-4 "lt’mlm‘s lulr'lll'm Will 8“ “Wm Mr. I). Macleau and the Hon. Mr. Palmer do compose the wives’ Fisheries, with leave to reliort thereon 5} “'9 rol’rim‘lrslye‘ WW” he’ M" Dnum’vlmll'm l." gli'le’lhm it to the publl'b 'l‘l'“ it""nriemrs “"‘Hl‘l "0| Cill‘t‘ "lmlll ll, “l‘ llml said Committee. otherwise, presented to the House at Ilill, as prepared . originated wttlthtmsell‘,and was mooted by him in this llonsoyears OF,III,I,IX,I,IOII ,I, NW” SI.,I,I,I_ The ﬁg!“ IIf ,,,.,,,,,,,.,y ﬁn'in' i. ordered, TIIIII the “On. Mr. Palmer have have to Intrm Commiuee; and the same was recewedla‘mk m“

Iince, when he was but a young member; and lie was still oi ooi- IIIPIII I I-IIII (r III, ” II<I;,I ,I III ,IIIII -III UIIIIH. mm, w,” in, . , ’ . ‘ ~ I . V . _ Ilium-“fair offers were made, and the means ibuml i'or itsacr-oin. "mm ' p ,r l i t 'l ' ' 1‘ ' ’ ’ .‘lll‘le 3 H'll ‘0 amend the blame Ldl 0‘“ A“, by leduc'lln “"19-

lilhmcnt, that the prorietors would \villiiiglv accept' them. prfnvﬁml. Le! [nu-1p”,leuihurs “lg-H w-mluh til”:- l “87ml” lithe Rams, 35 ll" as ralmes ‘0 Clml'lonelow“ and ordered, That the said Bl.” be read a lThus, said the lion. member, I am still favouriiblv disposed to m'ly ,'I"Ippe"_ [:uug'rl “ (fl! Hamil} 'Iisﬁ'iigIn’. 'I'IIIW “QILIIHL, 0",. l Royalty. I ' anl'l‘OW. _ . ‘ View ll l“ a ll" dlllbmm “El” ‘0 “'0’ “l. “‘05” '"lmlﬁml sellemﬂi \liliijlilrilllrlil1:l\l he‘xiitxhtdglﬁuii: employed i: le. He accordingly presented the said Bill. to the House, and The House then resolved itselFiuto ti Comm 'noeverlustingly introduced by the hon. member, and his ("0111- "ICII’IIIIlI" I-II'I, ,IIE MOI, III-III), “,IIHIII "nlnII‘V'I ‘ ' the some \Vas received and read for the first time.-—-Secoutl whole House, to cousnler further ofa Stipplyagaupﬁjk" puny oi‘agitatom. (Name, mum, name! from M r. Rae). I feel ‘7 " a a (T0 In Gamma“) wading m_,,,o,.,.0w' in the Chum I it - -

e “0 delicacy l0 ﬂame lhem: 5““ the llun- member; they are unless The Order of the Day for the second real-ling oi'tlic Bill Alter some time spent therein, the Cluirmnn re ' Pﬁmm’b’“ "3"" "'9 l'""' member “"1 l1” frlends' Il‘h‘."”"”5” ’2 for the naturalization 01' John Bi'oderus Etlinger Tybriiig, that the Committee had come to seVeral Resolutions, . ,ItlI‘I‘lgIrgzirr‘Il ’ i,ATUllDAY, February 24. \ being toad ; . A I a he i 'us directed to submit to the House, whenevern _ hnd’ and m mnsequpm “um-“y In ﬁ,,5I,iII,,I,_ ResolIIIIUIm IIIIII Mr. Ran, from the CommitteeIiippointcd to search the Mr. l'i'asei‘ acquainted the. House, that the Rules ofItoua be pleased terecctvethe same. I C ‘ V ,4; “is-o been mm from me Journals Orlhe “0,59,,” sui, ,, pnmcuiIII I Journals oi the Legislative Council, on the subject of Fees ~ lloiisc wulrreierence to Private Bills had been comp ie Ordered, l but the ItepOit of t to ominittee be purpose; hm the hon. member had new, quoted hi, my” dis. on Mandamuses, reported, that they had found the lullowulg “llll II.) this instance. I _ _ to-tnorrow. I _ h t A

, ,ntcll, which be, Mr. Douse, now held in his hand (mldressml to entries: And then the said Bill was read a' second time, committed, Bend :1 third time, and passed, the Bill to natur - ‘ ir. John Le Laclieur, dated Sept. l4ili, l837) which was: as I‘nl- (Copy_Nd_Ion) and reported, Without any amendment. _ . Broderus Edinger I‘ybring. - V ' lowsz—“Acomproinise With the Landlords 13 uttered by the Resolved, That no new matter, on which a Bill can be Mr, Yet), in his place, presented to the Home. Afr. " “WWW”: Vlz‘ A “lens” lrr’m'all lW'k lentil ” l'HIf-t lens”, =| founded, be introduced into this House after Wednesday, the signed ‘lsaac Smith,’ and addressed to him, on t ' “ deduction. ofliall' the rent, and the hall'nflhe present rent to My Lord _ 6,“ March next. condition of the Government House and Public ' an. n be taken m pmd'me' Tins 0m" bmng """h’ “WV “mm” m' I have the Iihnor to lay before your Lordship two letters The Hon. Mr. Palmer, by command of‘ His Excellency the Ordered, That the said Report do Lie .0!) the T

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Government House, P. E. Island, Feb. 11, 1843.

A “ tract: We have therefore oained :i victor worth aboiit £257 (ll 0 , . - . - - , ,, t , - - .u ,0 me CuIIIIIy’ wlI-ICII “Wm ,IIIPeuI, byy III" “HIIWIW sy’wh respecnveiy addressed m ",0 in. Mr. Hensley and MI; h-Vlth Lieut. Goveinor, laid helme the Home the Estimates for , 4 a . . .

'.“ mentz— Back rclll,mio'Pownship with another, inav be reckon. I'Ppl'esemluu that they feel the pnyinentoi' the foo charged “'9 3‘3")?“ 0f lhe Flll’l'em 3’31”- . ' v _ FRIDAY, March it . 2“ mi at £l000 each, £67,000 ; the rent in I533 was than if) to upon the Warrants appointing “'9'” m Seals l" “'9 Leg'Sli“ Mr: “Immon’ 1mm ‘he.(’°"”m"ee al’llo'f‘ted ‘0 “a” "PT Mr. Beairsto, ii‘oni the Committee oi the who! 1‘} £16,000, and up to this time, cannot be short oi‘£‘10,000 ; to be tive Council to be a hardship, uiidertlie present circunistan- 0“ Ills l‘chelllincl; llle LleUl- Governor, ‘f’llh the :‘ddrlissi the considel-minn of supply, reported, “cumin 1“":educetl one half, and that halt‘to be taan in produce, will he ces nl'this Colonv. l‘leg ‘hi'l “‘5 lhlcellency Wmlld “Ulllor'ze ‘he (10""llls‘ several Resolutions oi the said Committee;- . .“ equal to £12,000,out oi‘£‘20,000; this £I2.i‘l00 being reckoned This Shhiect has, 1m" "ware, ail-early been harm-e Her sioners of Roads to enter'into the several contracts for agreed to by the House_ . .“Vns lMBfeSl,.ﬂlS|I(_ per cent. gives a capital ol'..£‘.’il0,0‘tl0. 'I‘berc M‘ajesuﬁs GovernmemI in the case of Mr. Green, who was \Vharves and Bridges before the breaking up of the Winter, The B,“ rm. the pmtecﬁon of the Herring an ' fore. there is a Vlcblory, clearing £207,000, gained it’l'the inhahi— ,IPPUIHmIl In 1839, but whnI upon deal-mi”! my”,th o‘nhe reported to the House that their Address had been present— Fisheries, was, according ,0 order, rend I, second .ggtss,;zIIr¢I? 63:33:; IIIosl (I):):'Ielillk9nblty tlIie :l‘lliIlIly- I pee, did no, "Ike his seat UPI," mmmer MEMO“, a seat was ed to His Excellency, and. that-lie was pleasel to say, he mined. reported Wm, an amendmem_m [be e“ I V e W ‘ e I ' "em "r’ W "8 “Ram’y or declined by Mr. Macgotvaii,-now Sliei-itl'oi' King’s Connty, WOUld comply Will! the desll‘e 01 the House- An engrossed 3m {mm the Council imam. ‘

(population? he thought not. He would not imputc iwiinrance to . . . . - like writer. but would modify the term to an error oiljmlament. “ls” 0" “"COU'" "f llmf payment being necessary. Of the to authorise Justices of the Pent"! '0 ,al’l’omlc ‘ \VEDNESDAY, February 28. according to order, read a second time, commin

The hon Speaker had so ably argued the "mm, "W, hem“, me twelve members forming the Legislative Council, seven of Resolved, That a Committee be appointed, to search the mince "058 “'lllIOUt reimrtlng-

House, that but little was left to be said by other hon. Members, them live at distances varying from ﬁve to forty miles from

and thereﬁire be _(IMr. DquSe) Wllugdﬁut luke’up the time of the Charlottetown. None of these Goutlemen have residences JourIIIIIS 0pm,, Legislative Councip m ascertain whnt pm- The House resolved itself into a Committee of ,

Houseunnecessd" y’ 3“ "’ “"5"” "5 gm’d 59”“ WW” "1"“ m “’9 lO‘an “0" “m the)! lWll f0" “ll‘l'l‘lm‘ce ‘lllrmg the cectliugs have beenliad on the Bill to authorize and regu- “0080’ 0" ll"? further consideration of the Bil late the gathering of Seaweed on the Shores of this Island. SClWOlS and htlllcutlon—MI'. 1‘ i‘asr'r In the Chair,

the O'lglm‘l "'“llm‘ Wl'lCl’a l" u‘l'llllnn ‘0 llle admission of the Session, as the Members ol'tlie Assembly are. It is neces- v \ ~ ‘1 ' . r ' . . ' - . - A” ‘ Ordered, Ihat Mr. Beziirsto and Mr. Cooper do compose All“ some “me We'll lllelelny Ml- Frat" t ‘v

.30; "‘OeTESL’cI'StlI’II’z.’ i502???) bYI {I'l'nl'Iflr lmu. Member, Mr. Rae, nary to select chtlcinun from diﬂ'oi'ciit parts of the Island 1 n a l e y um (I any otter result, Tie . ‘. V .' . u... H: ' .... ' -_ 4 . . ' ‘ ' f'ot this Council, or a dissatisfaction would be cicatetl in at. the smd Comnmme, who, renumngI reported’ mat they had the Commute had gone through the Bill and it found the following entry :— amendmentsthereto; which aiiieuduietits wereu

'vetlie 'sve '-'I 'i .- .y . . ?£:;,i,m . as, I, III:GIL;is:el:;)I?3:I::.:jI’II:: “'Ml I20 l‘Ie‘fl’ "I; cepting seats. Icaniiot imagine them to be actuated by any very good did be. Mr. Dons-e, hope to .sue the iiiné'V-Igr; ;I;e::II Feeling beyond serving the Colony. I _ IIIe Housﬁ To be engmsseIII “d coanFSlnn 0r Eilll'eﬂll and then the great Mr. Cooper—the 1" '5 Very ""l’m'mlIt hem 3“ l0 mnsmlm the [ml-"Shh"; Mr. Thornton, to whom was referred the Peti ' Logan, of Georgetown, Jailer, presented to the following Report :—

LEGISLATIVE". COUNCIL CHAMBER, notorious Mr. Cooper's olitics, will be at. a vary “I,” ,],S_ Council, that it shall operate to neutralize. or, at least, to mo- Tuesday, 27th February, 1844' ,count in Prince Edward Isllmtl. NotliingIsuid [he “on. ,,,,":’,ni,,_.,.’ ilil'y, the wild and destructive spirit that of late years has so PRESENT:

goon be more true than the remark of the hon, Speaker, relative iniicli prevailed in another direction of the Legislature of The “on. Mr. .ﬂttorney General, President; gift the ullenegg and want of knowledge in running operations this Island, and at the same time to compose that Council of The “on, Mr, Breckcn, The Hon Mr, Young, .I§\'IIICB(I by many who are loudest in their complainis. Look at men “‘IIO, while they art.- ﬁrm in the prosecution of‘some Mr. Jllricdon/tld, "(‘rnpnud and its neighbourhood; See the good ott‘eet ofimlustry measures, will not captiously overrule those eillﬂn‘nllflg, from Mr. Da/ri/mple,

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nntl Yorksliirolarming; compare these with [base Wliu ' d ' ' n ' J, ..;.-. . . .- ' . .' - sill?" n Bod eri w l -v s , - o . -' ~ '

{hilt-sir inquiry, dissipation, who, vvith their short pipi-s, attend po- may": u hose [0]“), Upon 0m? glem ques“ as, they Rip'vgglcln‘m’ ﬁvdemon’

IIJillctll Ilneetings, and saga/cc away their prosprhiur in ;, [14”..355 I mm'IIm cmwmII from VOIIII LOM‘IIII I IIIIII the Exermive ' . . I ., l. we. I ~ ’ I '

waste oft-me; look at_t_lus and on that, said the hon. "temper, . I 'I. I ~ ' , .. _ ‘. l ' . I‘lic Order ofthe Dty, for the secondxeading oftbe I‘hat Hugh Logan was appointed Jailer oIK

1mm). hundreds of (“mules have been IIIIIIGI, by III“ MIMI (va is bll )Itcctet to much inconvenience, iii consequence oi this -

I I v _ ‘ . . . _ I I. , - . : QI (_ . I . If ._ . “#056 who agitate kselieal, and thus he §incciiclv boiled, never “hinge "lm" I‘vm'r’ll'l’“ "I’lm'l'll'lg Ge’lllenm” lo the Legls‘ Bl“ .mumled Auk/ht t" (Mt/MN“ and .rcguwm hm ga ty m ‘y’ lb 3J’ and 0” "ls-peernni" the Jml y". (“my to see IIIImIIeI, IBISIIIIIIIIm.‘ (Um ,IiId III” Its (IIIIWI ESCIIIHII). km“, Connmi, “mm being a very “mum "mum,- in the t/tcrzng of Scawtcrl on the S/tm'cs of this Island, being the same was found to be in an. insecure stale. (brought under the notice iiftlxis House. ' island qualiﬁed by their attainments, and still t'ewer oi'tliose read ; was reported by lllln to the Sheriff. The ‘mglnl‘I-Iéﬁhaﬁioalﬁyw Siml, lli‘ci‘Ionas no denying that the hon. who are who can afford with ease to pay the charge. It On motion, Ordered, That it be discharged, and that llle County. lll Mnmh lllllDWlllL’. Presenlﬁd , _ ll us rcs ." _-i -; <-' ' ' . . .. . ‘ .‘ ~' ‘ ‘ - ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' ' Iﬁmck I)" IIIe hut" Jmembelylltxlrll(:II;tI';[;I\\I:I pInISpIILIIngIIu: his :Ilt‘lel‘nredlﬂs otIiniietl that the (IIolouy has beeIn tlepiIiveil oi the Saul B.” he read a second time this day six Months. Jail fence, and also in May, ISM—on whizhﬂﬁ ﬂit ,. . , ' t 7 ~_ I , v . n I'ue' ie SCI‘Vlt‘eS 0 some ve" A r . ' o , , . . v ‘ ' ' 5 'fOI' even Who was dead and buried. still ’would the Question (ll. fear will be {lie result iiill‘litliliifisdéiti't ’lll‘i‘ll‘lleiiltzitiv 'iiiltl’ellltr DISSENTILNT . selnment ‘he L‘wu‘. Gnvernor S” Charles A I . l . . . . . . I . . . .. .. i . t . i . 7 ‘

IElbltellllhgt'llI" and again he agitated,(“nli our Assembly is swept “Tim, if the {Fe “mm, he ,1," 'ned [ml I .‘ , h 1 ML lmmg- l’rl’llﬂlll “‘6 S‘lb100l, by Message, l” “‘6”. from us, said the lion. Mr. Palmer). Mr. Munianmory rrsliineil- - h. - ’ r . . ‘ H l l "I ‘llll re er)" , g. . _ . _ p a ‘ b! bI t H ‘ , not nth,“ someIhIng mIIsI be (Inna Sir lam IIIIIV 2-. erIIIIII |I' mu rpsxghI “mime comm] w,” 1058"", ,lvmdmny super“),- l‘be I ill to altei the Act ielatintr. to Statute Labour, was, ‘WF"; 0 I 555'" Y- . '1 ‘9 ""59 ll . 'élike not either the Resolution ’nr tlle nmcnrluiciit ‘ nth: ,ti‘i::m- "'"m‘l’ersi “"1"” “'"-"""“i"*‘ him” be “t ‘1 '05-“ ‘0 ﬁll. "cmrdmr‘l ‘0 order: “W111 Sec'm‘l lime, committed, and re- provmon for the repairs oflhe yard fence: Ti. iburs who say Esme,“ is visionary. and he knew no, WIIIII I,,,SII,'I,I ] have felt it my ditty to detail those circumstances, l'oryoui- ported Without lllllelltln'lel‘lI——t0 be engrossed. evening of “195m June ‘35}, James Hawking—

oi’ Hugh Logan, Jailer, in Georgetown" . indemniﬁed for the amount Ola Debt \vhi l Jailer was held liable for, in consequence of of James Hawkins, a prisoner in said Jail;

M r. Irving,

l‘oull'Tlck out those desPalclies, &c. that suit their Pllrposu. lllll. I Lordsllll’Vs ll'llll'llmlll’m l" “'l'llnll l "lily “l5” “‘llls [hill Where '3qu sight of lllf'sf)’ [but do not. The lion. mcmbcr, lllr. Cult-s, “'9 i-"mlle'm‘" ‘Vlm l5 ill’llllllllell ‘0 “'0 L"l:'l5l“llve COMIC“ moduli? hon]. tlIie Speaker, both contend that some reinedv must be 15 engaged 111 business, and not residingr lll Charlottetown, 1.éﬁalizlgcngccouﬁ£683”:th flclny tuust take place; but how is ' he actually suffers a loss from the necessity of employing l - evaly ext illun by us is frustrated. And some person to superintt-ud during his absence.

Ordered, That the Rule ofthis [louse with reference to the presentation of Petitions for Private Bills, be suspended, and thereupon—

Oi‘dercd, That. the Hon. Mr. Palmer have leave to present

for debt, made his escape, by pulling up I“ pickets oFthe fence, and in consequence child} the Jailer has been obliged to pay the sum it!

a Petition of the Hon. W. W. Irving, for and on behalf oi‘ Halifax mlrmncy'

ifggenlﬁgcsﬁepizfcsfSI: l[iii{’I:”II'::II:I5IIH"I?G':I'SIIIIE'I“: Iliiivc troubled your Lordship at some length .tipon'this George I‘IItlll‘lIIIIUIHI \‘Vlnilley, of the TcItiiple, iii the City of .The C’mlmllli‘ey rmm ll") “Villence Pmllrlﬁa‘i: .hmd free ohm", (hem). “(I many, m mm'n IIIIIIIIIz-W inIIIIII subject, because it appears to tlirotitcn the necessity oi se- London, 'qu‘uire ;I deartl lrying, of I‘el‘lclilti‘cll Buildings, eluted to think that the escape was made prell I have 3, f“, nmhing, b”, injusﬁce be done, II” ’lIIe IIIIseI p‘IIm “I. let-ting lor the Legislative (,ouucrl men who would be too "I’ll"? Silj‘l Olly “l Lonflona Lf‘lllll"! ; {lull Rlcliartl Rennie, usual hours of lockingr up the prisoners for the Crown Land, be assimimcd u, “If,” ()0IOIII93_ WIIV SHIII III“ 1 intimately connected \Vllll those forming another branch oi" Vllllcl‘S 51W“, Sll‘imda l" “1990‘le Ol Milllllesexa Esqllll'e: and consequently the Jailer is not blatiieahle’ hon. member, should we be dnpriwd ﬁrm, may? hum, “I,” [the Government, and thus destroy the wholesome balance and others, and the said Petition was received and read; gen 9 f, . -‘ i ‘l p I - hi, 6% . Iknown \vlioarc the causes ol'tl.ishigh rate? Yes, Sir it is known lnl' power t'ot'itctiiplatcd by the Constitution of the two setting forth—innit Petitioners, in conjunction with other I r 9 “er-"H ” gencc m "Cg “aence m ‘ v ' ‘to be caused by the overpowering inﬂuence orti...’ pmprhmwl ’ Houses. persons residcntin Great Britain, have entered into :1 Co. (’lmlmluee ﬁndt lhat after the escape Pels‘mal" i'As there was no prospect that the motion would he carried, 1“, 11mm, (mg, partnership, with a capital oi'One hundred thousand Pounds balm'glng ‘0 the Prlsmle’ was “lulled, al'd’so gpftszpmjzrx; OIl‘lﬁzmIiIlIued as, (((l‘lllu (lespnlt'lics containing the (Signed) II. V. llUN'l‘LEY, Stet-litig,_ibi: the purpose of-currying on the Fisheries on the a Statute Execution, and a portion of the proce’ ,mmn hon. IIIéIIIheIs’wag-liilxﬂitg‘mgmgrxj “I'I'Ill LI. Cowman coasts oi this Island; l‘hat Petitipners humblyconceive that Pounds, romainsin the Sheriff’s hands, as be H I_ more "II’ICIIIII In SPEIIIIIIIg MOIIIGIS. ., .l the establishmentoi :1 Fishing Company in this. Island Will Hugh Logan TIIere was 315,, some Reaiugsugf ' Mr. Damn-:1. could not rei'rain from expressing his Firmnr be lullth beneﬁcml .m the Inlmh'mlns thereOt'apd more ed. the probable value of which is Ten Pound opinions; tliatj'tsliui to this Colony was most unreasonablyile- w r esllec'un-Y {gum .agncum‘m] part Of the commumty’ hms' will not be (1V1ll'll)l b >l' r lQ " ' b it both ill ‘l:l_\'od, no one could deny- Ilad this been administt-ri-d how far (bl’l’y-r“°- 07-) mud] as 't “I” all?“ mam ‘1 readY'money market for Illell‘ - I ( e L o e L *0 ’ I ~ .‘Imemm would "0“, ,Ie “II, IIIOSIIecII, ,IIId III,II,IIII,II IIrIIII:COI,IIIV_ Downing Street, 20th Mai-ch, 18-13. farm produce, which they cannot at present command ; Will most probably not exceed the costs ofsutl more " 'I'hat Petitioners cannot carry into effect such intended as F'V" Pmmlls The Gommlllee have ‘0 Obs"

‘IV.

The Right Honorable, Lord Stanley, &c. &c. &c.

Had the lands been Esclietiied, be. Mr. Dalziel, verilv believed, Sir; I. ll"? Prese'“ d'Sl'eS-‘l would "0t exist. The plan ot‘pur'ehasing the l have '0 acknnwletlg'e the receipt ul‘youi- Despatch, “(the tnhlishiiieiit in this Island, unless an Act he passed, to em. this information as to personal and real property.

A motion being made, that the Report of the 4" be agreed to, and adopted by the House ;

‘cnri they pay for it? It is not only the ltl'liellnltlm‘ - - - . . . . . . . . . . s that cannot u'esstn their oh ections to H e i: ll ' ~ '- arid to limit their res ionSibilit to the 'II ‘ - . I g J i t i} nent oi the ice iequued . i Y * "0m" 0f ""3" les' ted by Logan for the escape, on his return l0, “*9 , . mg inﬂuence ofllie times. I am, said the lion. member, as anx- (Immen- ciin this desirable object be expected to prevail, whth III” ,IIIIIII there is sufﬁcient ground for remitting, iii their favour, the House ‘ll‘AsselllblY Will be lb‘m‘l Wllllllt‘a’ to grant the boon re‘mmmend that! at Present! “‘8 Player Of mo . - .mny he swept away ﬁll‘ that purpose? It is vcry which: p, ewt. (Signed) STANLEY, Royal Charter, similar to that granted to the Fishing Com- The House (livitled-oYeas—Messrs. Coles, Cool“?

I1:232:55?EIETIIlL'IfIlm,by'tIliiIseIttlers, should have hi, gill)ptit‘[’ Iltli of February, enclosing.r copies oi'two letters which have ble them to sue and be sued in the name or names ofone or ed by Hugh Looan, is not contained in his ' , ._ .,.. a o is at t. t mt presents llscll; llnit is, how been addressed to you by Mr. Hensley and Mr. Irving, ex. lllOI‘e oi the local Agents or directors of the said Companv, That qués Hatikins is mm, in qut havina' ., v ' ‘ I a

‘ it tlieirrcut wlioarc in ': _ ~ r ' . , . - . . . . . . IgniICIISWIIOIiIrchIIse III‘IlL'I‘:(‘;I‘I: IbolllL‘GymrIDplmplIhTe“hop. upon the". “rurmnts of uppmmmem m the Legislative pective shares: That Petitioners, knowing the unwilling- I IF H

’ P* y, d n “V e H "9 t'I'" '- ’ _ . ness oi" capitalists to invest in an undertaking of'tbis descrip- as, a ' . . ‘ rim“ a, any ho", member can possibly I)“, In gee Imam I IIIII iIIIw Xou Will ininrm those Gentlemen that I do not think that non Without an act to limit their respmiSibility, trust that the Fhe Commmee' “nder a“ the ClrcumSlana " ‘wol'lﬁ orthe tonantry remains unrequited, accompanied with tho ‘cusmmary fees 0" appointments m the Commil' reqlliled: That Pe‘itloulj’rs’ 0" Ohminlng 3" Ac: orlncor‘ be gramed' certainty, that the agents Will exact the rent, though their whqu l have, (ecu ' poration, purpose petitioning the Imperial Purliiiiiient for a *rv discerning mind, that noiliin [mm be M N," 1 “IIIII nI _I Liem Governor .. - s . - . i -

.I , ‘ .. , ,, ,. , ,, _ . , mu oi basic in Lowei L unlit:

‘plictitions luthe HomoxGovernmgent. p 1 p x y l l a l and praymg ‘he House

A late despatch is more Sir H. V Iluntley to who the rémises into their consil ‘ t 1 col mor conclusi' . . t ‘ , , ' . ' v ‘ ' t {I P 4 - :I ~ feta ion, am to pass an o I. no w M it , . ' . ‘ I e iroprie ors. iat t ion . I _ I I . , . , , .—_ I ‘can be done. is a Question that demands our most serious and m ordewd’ That the Hon. Ml.- Pdlmel have leave to lmro- ‘Messrs' Tllomwnl Allkent ‘Vigh'mﬁm

I I. . I _ r . _ duce a Bill to incor orate Geor e Ilammont Izgrtelfglaggggngp’n He did not npprOte Monitor the motion I I MONDAY, February 26, . the Temple, in the City of LOnngtl, Esquire;l Ellwhliil,’ 13f The ho". Mr. PALMER ,IdmIImI, IIIe scheme 0,. IIICIIIQI’I" _ His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor linviirg attended ving, of Fencliurch Buildings, in the said City of London

would be r," preferable to eIIIIeI Ihe one or Ihe NIH” PII.it ‘I‘IW-I-I in the Council Chamber, commanded the iuurierliate attcn- Esquire; RlChal‘fl Rennie, Villiers Street, Strand, in the Trac,Icablb; but .we mus, no, expect III drug IIIII Innp'IIeIIIIs IIIIn dance of the House ofAsscu‘ibly: and the [louse having,r ut- County OfRIIddlesex! Esquire, and Olllel‘si for carrying on the it Without prupostiig ﬁiir conditions. Similar attempts ouulit to “’mled accordmgly’ “is Excenency “35 l’le‘lse‘L l" Her “‘1‘ FiShery l" the Ga” 0f Sui": Lawrence! Norlhumberlan‘l conﬁne the most Prejudiced mind that it in unattainable 171 any JeSly,5 names m give his asssel‘l '0 ll“) A“ to l‘él’ml CBI'lalll ' l ’ other way. The Imperial Government have stated they have ‘no funds; and how are the tenants to do it, many of whom do

Hon. J. S. Macdonald, D. Maclean.—6. So it was carried in the aﬂirmative.

SATURDAY, March 2._ Read 11 third time, and passed, the Bill to alter thg Sound and on the co ts at dotlie l ' d‘ P relating to smmte Labour. f l “T C l ' . . - - . ‘, v ' “S l l‘ P “095 ll Jacent to rince A Petition o ’the Slieriﬂb o t to (l erent ount es in acts tlieicin mentioned, and to consolidate and amend the L‘lward 15“!le Island was pre‘sented to the House by Mr. Thornton, “ﬂue a “IIIIIIIII' from one end ofIIIe ear I II I a If. alas {oi tbp relief oi Insolvent Debtors. ', I lie accordingly presented the said Bill to the House; and the same was received and read; setting forth—tint b

.cquId possIth bgdone "gone wmIId by mm 05:]: ot ler. it (I r. bpeater. by command of His Lxcellciicy the Lieut. the same was received and read for the ﬁrst time—Referred Act 7 \Vill. 4 cap. 15, it is made imperative on

in“ the demIIs Ihan W'IIIId be he Who was neowr :aIl‘Ir} Inoveriioi, Vlllltl [nature the House tivo Desputehes from [fer to the Private Bill Committee, to examine the same ntid report selling real estdte under execution,to make oath, that Hons. Nor do I, said he (Mr. P.), require to be tolitilihat iii: gi‘hﬁﬁlyIzIﬁFCI'egrl of .Sme lo" the COI‘mleS’ 0" ll)“ Sllhlem memo” . , conveyed by deeds given by them ofsuch Lands in ' :prospfrity; oItI the agricultural Interest is a desirable end to be ob- ‘lshIlII‘LL'I'I‘; OIIUIIIlzsi‘llpIposed by the Revenue Acts orthis Read it third_time and passed, the Bill to consolidate, larly “appraised” in every respect as by Law dl ' Ihtuneﬁ.‘ I‘ll 0 can doubt the sincerity ofmv motives. while its .. Real,“ {III .I _ a I e. , I I amend and continue the Acts relating to Merchant Seaman. That the only mode of appraisement set forth by II Suffewglznlgllgipgﬁ:voulpyp Stime degree, fall on myself? _Yet 0,- the PuhIIchHS?.mngpasseg’ the Bl” for the regulaan C The follo‘angDMBIgsage was "ecelVEd from “’9 LengIative be found in the Statute of the 26th Geo. 3, cup 99 l y

z , - . n 01! use iopes, nut deceiviiiw ourselves, '- ~ r I ' “Urge own- ' . Ollnnl ’y 1 r- 95 rlsa ‘ I ' ' ' hal the l‘ ' ' $31332: It??? :iiiuniairib interVenes. II am in veryalilllc doubt IRBSOIVG‘L That a Committee of ﬁve Members he appoint- lll|'-,Slleakl‘l‘i y IllleSOdlergg:,eglle hy tthdlu:dh:::hﬂhdii?:g;‘n:ho ."essWnnw.exImIln:I§ﬁi€pﬁzugll§ﬁIgiélﬁpg) IsItateId; tIlI‘dtlhlle dis- fItIigttégepggt generally on the subject of-tlie Ci-owu Lands in The Legislative Council have passed the following Bins, That such appraisement cannot’be effected in n '- e - ' . , . ' ' . . ' -’ -

freehold“ Isaﬁm; and Irady OssIbIo ry :3 8W1"! er anItl 0 I I. TI to which they deﬂll‘e the concuuence of the House ofAs- dance VJIII said Statute, as the purchaser cannot hone should be I-IIIIIId 'IIInIe IIIIﬂlI’ncIIIII" ISTITG YengasII‘WOdIUCet-a M . réeIre‘ ' 1'“ M“ Thornton» Mr- Rae, Mr- D- Mildew], semble VIZ: tained ttntil fourteen days after appraisement, and. IICImIed out than he (Mn PIIImeI) WguId be Til; iI'Iqur 0 see . t. 0 es and Mr. Longworth do compose the said Coin- An Act further to continue an Act made and passed in for an alteration of the law in that respect—La

MI, ﬂ" PrIncmnwn (MI. Mo‘ﬂguhery) sebmS-douthIII at;- meIrIII: tiiiggiIved TI t I the Fourth year of Her present Majesty’s Reign, intituled Table. ’ Ie‘hllments ofHur Majesty 5 Government, as contained in the Lie,,,_ Gov’emJ: :e Hi??? I): seIiIit to_IHis Lxcellency the ft An Act. to continue and amend an Act made and passed A Petition of divers Merchants, Mechanics, F. .I,‘ correspondence between that and this government, a, the 9,9 were“: this Hons; Ihq Us at de WI l be pleased to lay in the Seventh year oi the Reign of His late Majesty King ‘others, was presented to the House by the Hon. Mt. , . . , . . . I , , ,e e .eturns me e by Mr. Bell, Surrey”, William the Fourth, lllllitIuletl ‘Au Act to establish an addi. setting (fa,th that in the opinion ofeome intelligent