otal 222222222222 LSS nn ee ere z a | ' ete, saarteientiiaanranapiommvcest amet ws a _ , “ OE EO > Pease a ar , i a a SS oe oe , : ar a om on 2 J >» ‘set down men, upon whom the lives of pas- dq p hin J | * f pif oi (3; * fl yf thi Mi t Tae Dairy EXAMINER, '* oot menu Ba as died ank, Boart (8, auigs. Cj Weis VEE sengers from day to day depend, as among if } ; ¥ « seme . _— _~ , - : : Pe a { Bi. 8 @ 5S EN AUM) SEPTEMBER 9, 1880. the most unprincipled of scoundrels. We — 1 ot AUOTION, on Pownal . X ’ ‘ ‘ . Y¥ bisls BEAL wha ‘ Spo ~|now endorse, in its literal sense, what We) § yopai, TO-MORROW (FRID¢ AY) even- om Ae The Late Railway ieee before said. Let the editor of the Patriet ing, 10th inst., at 6 o cleck, i Ae eg 5 — make the most of it he can. Then, in far- 3,500 feet Spruce D Ares, TririywyTsownw’s THE’ EXAMINER'S COURSE AND THE ‘‘ PAT- | ther support of its propositions, the Patriot 7,0 oe tee © SeOSRee ta “Maria.” wT TT) RIOTS COURSE,” he eS ae 10,000 Palings, (Ex “uvlarta. AND age grt emmy has stated, in effect, that all the train | 11,000 feet De sla ae mn @ m EY, ee a7 ee te ee } B % Zw ‘6 Look this picture - then on that.” hands are well aware that the railw ay .000 feet 8x3 and 4x0, ie ome eras? ir li 3,000 Paling (tux ‘Mary, i oe aT ; : wie wie . so rott é sir lives are every abe rein ae NT [ae editor of the Patriot is so infatuated |*5 8° **°°” that their lives are ev 4 000 feet l-inch Pine, A IN D2 Cx wes , on see. 39 = oe * . wo hneeae pli with the ides that the Superintendent of endangered on that account, aud, yet, that 11.000 feet 3x4 and 5x6, (x ‘Brill. ) i ot . } } : : } . eee a ee ee 9 ineh Pine ais the R tile a) : : rn rorally a murdere oy and rather than lose th e1r highly dangerous 5, QUU 1260 i, i 3 a nal 2: inen Albatr + i ; : g > i ha z ta « +e rj 59 a ‘ j piv rit ‘¥ “4% ‘ts ty } » } ; (aus ' : that the railway empleyes would rather die | positions, they remain silent ai 1d deceive the Vy. TEW. : than tell the truth or quit their positions, {| publie. To sup port obviously a bsurd pro- Sc pt. q 3h “) a ictionee?Y : : 7. 22 , ' é ‘ONL ei ‘ eieemenmeneets that it is litte wonder he fails to appreciate positions, the / 'atrivot vould (if it uld) lay | ' a stigma of skest dye upon the|Q itane} ee . nj iby ‘ ; the reasonabie ad proper coure followed | eran on ae Contactors Mo Calhousle Golege and UONEISI) HSEN SQUARE ; tharacter suc yn as Cond Ic- |! " a ee atte 4 by the Exawcver. Because we have taken eee - - men as Conductors Jc: | a ea ilies the liberty t. make certain suggestions re- Gowan, Kelly, Thompson, Grady and all | oo ee ai sir fellor . Teen CHEESE, BUR SARIES. é : : . ows—w! , “Tr \' ; £ be ao ai fed nines Vik hidawremons of thik elininy their fellows—without any distinction what- The Aye ae SOARIE i A ay, f . and for the ; revention, as far as} possible ever, as to those who have wives to take eee dla : . , : , Tal] es i of other accide nts, the Patriot would have care of them, and children dependent upon TC Winter Session of eee Te Cc) 3B BOSTON, ; or a eel commences WEDNESDAY, 27t 6 te them fora livelihood. In its blind rage 1% will Sop nee on WUE. » £160 ey deee the public b-lieve that we have retreated : , e : ° Oetober, 1889. ‘Lhe Matriculation Examina- WILL GIVE Ac be aa ll ae . jeven went so far-- y ains are every ; from the pos (tion we took with respect to . ” ns Oo aes 1ouga tran . are 4 . J tion Ww ill pees on that aay ,at 10 o’e lock.a,m. We yx espectfully eall the atten- or <3 [jam ita attempt to murder the reput ation ef Mr day passing over the road—as to declare [and classes will be ope ned en er By, Ist sd = g Mme ~ “se a . e on és " that i Noy ember. NY Stude nts The 5 { nt s(t } i nile r- tion of our pi atr ons, and the : Ni € 5 ic : Macnab. ji lan this, nothing can be more yraduates, with the intention of ap wpplyi ing for blie iI . ; ‘r "2 area £ . — mitten ¢ o** BUG, P aes < . Fs ; we a 7 untrue. Oty course, from the beginning, ti ‘a . ee + th er mrp a University Degree in Arts or Science at tire pu Jai Sene "a J ? to wali Ss : > a vi : Biv) CR, * xr r _ : inder througnout the line. nd af thats canras. or (2) aa General Studente yr "OSA aroe IN THE has, throughout, been clear and consistent. ...,_ jend of their course, or (+) 68 oS” Des . For out present large We shall briefly point Shout sag And to cap the climax of its absurdities | who do not lock forward toas exree. _ Bor Stock of tt in shall briefly point it out ; and put this], ; ; eae ination is re- ; ‘ q ti Tir ae . 3) An pal ©8181 it, this morning solemnly assures the public the lati r no Matriculation Examination is re f [3 ‘4 hn Lh Ar iia iy statement b-yond a doubt in the mind of |...) r quired : AY HU Ut any reasone ye man Pat The Matriculation Exam: ination 3 are partly | ~ ’ Ceake c . : ‘Every word that we said about the oral and partly written; the subjects for| QO? aw ¢ lie age , . e ote és tide sf On the day after the accident eccurred, | railway, was the plain wmv: arnished truth.” }entrance into the First year of the Arts course . ey lg and Fane we "3s ee : NCY | wnursday Lvening, Sept. 16 BUDS} a5 Oa »

ca we enumerted the various theories afloat} These, then, comprise the Patriot's evi- jare : ce

respecting «he cause of the disaster, and dence in support of its astounding and In CLASSIcs. Latin (Grraminar, Greek *} : a ts - one n subiect e Greek sub- adde« : terrible chara I « adduced any | cr@mmar, one Latin subje f, one a ‘ ; “nl — o . bas ener ~ | jvct, The following subjects are recom- They will be accompanied by the distin. other proof, we have failed to note it. We mended: . :

‘*But whatever the cause of this par- ticular accident, the belief exists and is|have set down everything in the shape of} Jn Latin—Cwsar, Gallic War, Book f ; or)

ae 1 gulsil { Vocalisy, aos nAISS ELLA LEWI < & CG 4 8 ew ~ at con Coe ea 7 Sera tm .

aa) widespread <n many of the sleepers onjevidence or argument that we could pos Virgil, Auneid, Book IIL Bi t railway are rotten, anc hs ad-feih! . ; In Greck.~-NXenophon, Anabasis Boek J. a a a | one nd that the road-|sibiy fish out of the turgid stream of Serene OME ee way generally is generally defective. We Sieuaekitl eee ae 8 d fort Instead of the above, ec quivale nuts may be septd oe hope that means w ill be taken to disabuse | V*"Peratioa §=Wwalch it has poured tort! offered, if they be not parts ef the Under- wea a ; : 4 the public mind of this opinien if it be ;Sinee the accident occurred. And if the graduate course, ons giv ing a wee ke’ s notice to 7 § 3 ~ care are gs Sh cis wrong, or remedy the road if it be right.” | Patriot is not ‘‘dislodged” from its first posi- <y So. oF va _— A rit] ae i ri o r 4] rei KL ii ' HOUSE to is : ap er ee aa il . a w MATHEM ATIC s.—Arithmetic ; Kuc- = Seas 8 s f i On the following Saturday, appeared the!tion—then none of the good influences} )jq’s Elements of Geometry, Books i. and [L.; SWTILI, CLOSE for Trat t Board Ms Mm | alt F - RT» os , rs ee R 4 sh . baa 7? : ne . mga ‘> % / j $ists : ;, ior ra wient 30ar ers on a, Patriot's atiack on Mr. MacNab. It was sojof common-sense, truth, honor, consistency, | Algebra, 5 uple Rules, and Simple Equa- rete 5 the 10th inst. After that date tha * Be? “Aly : ro) Tt save iw 1 — ahs . . . . a ‘ , ” Tn lard ss f ” 4'tT Ca . “ : 3 ee ° 7 absurdly crue l, SO Suvauely unfair, that nojor fairplay—to the dictates of whieh both || tio} ne of one unknown q nantity, nov invowing hilinery Propriet ris prepared to treat with a few 7 ot aal . , . ae . Surds | a ote ‘ i partie . gesirin nertnanent R ve f . man who had a heart could help sym- wropositions ¢ ts proofs are diame- , . ' parse ; permanent Board for the if, . i a 7 uid help 83 m-|its pre positions and its proofs are diame-} TIT. Ix Excnisu —Grammar; History of = s sheininivuly epbeshainah Ga anneai oe) pat izing with the $ uperintenc dent and de- trically opposed have power to move it Kngland; Geograpiy ; Composition, ia aw tT in art ; H. COOMBS, 4% ¢ hiva if he oe ee : ' ; fake, tee, & akoone nAneYy ifitis ec ead H. a fending hia if he had the means of doing|from the gutter of absurdity and falsehood — sub) 2am ts for entrance into the fist year) Rls Uy Ut ULL, Sept. 7, "80-—3ieod Upper Gt. George St. } tin > : shin *,% Y f th elenc CG our eare. : ; ccncinsniiilepteitaanneeciiaiiidindas in . ilaiaiiiiteatenauiiil a so. In the article in which we defended jin which it is well nigh submerged. : ‘“s oe se, iia a ~ oa ‘ e ‘ N i TICS. —San $s for Gis £irst } RE . a him, we set out with the following state- - see ao tas 7 “4 MEDEA oun. -—-Samno ag fOr ¥a° EMV Uress aeds Wine AS’ ee. ‘ sail: Waite ear in Arts. SEES a a ment : We understand that the cheap Excursion rT Yep. Gtk danke, <- tbesnenh un dette Peek it ; Fu uses ; ool , ‘ s ee : ; a ‘i we co me . -_ Ae elaae : iW Deelil’ ee a , i “There can be no two opinions as to the ticket to Montreal and return in connection | Year in Arts. i ‘ty of the Government to maintain the|With the Exhibition to open there on 14th lil. Ly Lavin orn Greek or Prenci: Me . jae * } . ’ $2 : a - : - tin. ie ry Ss pha rs . + . \4 itri - la + ues ay U thorou gh working order and|has been placed at $16, from Charlottetown la he #0 ae -. the re ation eke tO err Cn tl 12 side of safety t th an toinn.:. :.: Examin ration for the First Year in Arts. Ae eee meena pits This is is about one cent per mile for the; German.«Grammar and Translation,

ate

economy which may, however re- a - cd French.--Grammar and Transiation.

iui peril the lives or limbs of: passen-

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round trip. The usual arrangement res- The following Bursaries and Séholarships

uch questions as these are bey ond pecting goods &C., for the Exhibition is ag t tit t tl M } . fF nolitice: ¢ of ia le ae are offered tor competition a ie atricula- re ol portics; and if enquiry should made, viz, freight is paid going, and goods thon ixaginations a é ; : O : ef S

a at an accident had been brought til alata Rien sineulell whys # ie . ; are r 2 vide § = os : ‘3 y tbe deferring of repairs, or by un- - te ee i.—The Munro Burserics. ra ness to incur expenditure, we should not been changed. Grorat Munro, Esq., the Founder of the } . . . . . - sizrG& 4 a . ~~) . 4 , . fi .ong the first to remind the adminis- at ear aes M ~ Denfasserahi SS ER a a ee 5 Ae e unro Professership ef Physics ia this Un}- t on, that its first duty was the protec- Special Notices. a dees ahh oedema erenee i ; 7 ji “ee GR See . te Ss — > versity, ouers 1s year seven DUPSATICS or Mex AND— by 3 u of ell.zens. G T oe competition at the Matriculation Examina- ; y ‘ sis ‘ pene h ‘on ‘ atter Septe > Cs e We the: pointed out the absurdity of the] y4 OS ae Sear con Soe aber & ie mber | tion. _ re 4 Detetat } ; 4th, and until further notice, the steamer} ‘jhe value of each of these Bursaries is 7'wo ; # Patriot's s atements, gave the counter state- | Souéhport will, on Market days, leave Prince} Hundred Dollars yearly, w ith Kree Class-| ns ments formally made by the railway em-j5éreet Spend for Rocky Point, Westville and] Tickets for the first two years of the Under- } UST ARRIVED, a car load of. t ef 7 = - . . s Ww 8 \ é 3 3 +71 it (fr aly i bey ; ; ~ ale i ssaantively - .Y ‘@ ehrated vt 597 3 4 ployes at the official investigation; and, in es — eee ee es oe Coe Beene beeen tagen cone scetivery: pty 0? Celebrated Machines, +3 ee . 3.30 p. im. Excursion ‘tickets sold for after-| vided that the holder of Bursary gaia a Certi-| ; tg successive numbers, showed the unreason- | noon trips. —Sept. 8, 4in. ficat rd ea Sessional | xaminatior 8 | Hi IMPROVEMENTS, be - cm VA , svalltal tev & c fo 3.Ue Sick é ‘ ci i 4 Tee » : . . TL av,” . as) ° ahi nt Anueeed ise Afton } ee vase tniee. @ | rrem QT we have old 1 +} si eh : fe | ableness the Patriot’s conclusions. Then, WANTED. —T wo journeymen shoemakers.—| 0! the lirst year, Alter these two years, the | a oe 1 7 wi tare sold both since of thie: ey finding hat the Patriot had. utterly John Dorsey. 38 tf DUrsAaries ive agai to he comy rete d Lor, and a ane —— Live — f a instead of cur, an ee t il l : ; laty ¥: + . £ ™ ) W ili be held uuribg ‘tne tir La ud ieourth Years | On? Career ae Wie ane eee hake R weaper the QR aed in ts auty of calling the attention oi Bartlett Pears, Gravenstein Apples, —_ of the Course, on cheek ig sunilar to those of the | past harvest, 1m all kinds cf G ‘rain, light and E the railwy authorities to several improve- received at BEER '& GorFF’s [se 8 4i] preceding years. paneer heavy, mes and short, spoding and lodged, st ; 4 i pads *ucietae ava. ulinted tie san. nas satishea us that Q - ments de:nanded by the public,we changed, Sept. 18, 1379. These seven Dursarie: are ; lloted for com eee : th eS itis @¥ery great improve . : » ; : Frour—200 bbls. Whit petition to students from the following five MENT, ARG WE shall, ti herefore, continue to sell . not our hase, (for as will be seen by the ex- . i, Otter ; Rf hite Buns, and 100] 5: ..i0ts ef Nova Scotia, aud from New! Dnin p trae (the Five Rake Re per only, = ; f bbis. Otter Cre L ceived ¢ 3EE r Se & ee ee wl oe Py j af i; HS Ale ri £ tracts we have here made frem previous ar-! (iorp’s CR, ust received at bu 1733 & Brunswick and Prince Kdw ard island, one to | ait ve i bat } UiLip j ’ er Horee I kes for aad and ‘stubbles, q : . . . vere each, V1Z :— and the j ee crinding stone . for mowing we no occl y & 5S Leu arrals . ‘ x : * j ticles, © now occupy precisely the same _ Seventy barrels Apples, 5 barrels Onions,} The Island of Cape Breten. ‘Pay Vn+ machine knives io i> position we took at the commencement of }just received and for sale by the barrel, at} o p + a heal saattee and Guysbore rey Du 8, i away: want of a good Machine will do . i. 7 _—_ ‘ nH’ s <2 ~s ictou, ig i ( ). 2S Be Si : hac. oe ay discussion) but our front ; and, instead of | BFFR & Gorr's. [se84i} 3° Colchester, Cumberland and Mants. 134 e > 2 nt am ing at our Warehouse, Upper Ne : cr : we ad } 7? wi . ‘ : a 4 . eS * ucen Street. j e defendin zs the Superintendant and _ irritat- OLp Gotp” will be for sale in 10 days at} 4, Halifax, Lunenburg and bings. White Hottans . ; HOpNE. PIRRGE : ing the /aitriet, made some sugyestions Apothecaries Hall Co. [sep 73i{ 5. Annapolis, Digby, Yarmouth, Shel- ' HORNE, PIERCE & CO,,4 g 4 Atl { g rt ) ‘ * ” > . _ FF ; 2 & ~ ; eli . ; F b oe i n : Snvurr of all kinds at Rubin & Hart’s. burne and Queens, Char uly 21. 1880 wf co wi ae s which, we believe, have been received w é, oe " % ; New Brunswick lottctown, July 21, 1880.—4w eax is , We ’ een received wit Smoke La Acacia cigars at 25 cents each,| °% New gh wit re ec ¥ : general avor. or 5 for $1.00 from Rubin & Hart’s, 7. Prince Edward fsianc, wa Ree al . * : * ‘ ic ras S satistVv ti Princin: ree ee . aaa ‘i,t jo This is the course we pursued ; and we| A Few cheese left will be cleared out at 12), Candidate manas nyt That rincipal, be- iildwis f LUPULUS Uf § G, ‘ : : ore the week in which the HxXaminations are . 4 look for an endorsation of it, not from the + age pet lb., at the Family Grocery.—R, K. |). eld, with respect to the districts to which a le BE SOLD, all that part of Town Lot No, . RACE. —au 2. i v i a . Sagspten ash ¥ sal 1 V , foiled a d aus gry editor of the Putriot, but “OLD ae p” “alt be f le; 0 t the y belong g, phe as comin: g from which they ig, 20 the itirst hun ndred of Town Lots in BP AVL ; e tor Saie in j d ays a 2 a te, Aa Charlot tawn: havPry « front f at, Do from a/iir-minded and impartial public. A nthecarie : are entitled to compete Als ATT Ty) ND harlottctown; havMg a front of 67 fect, Dore : ; _ i Apthecaries Hall \e. “ [sep 731} Students who have already Matriculated at LAD i , |chester Street, and running back 80 feet, to§ . 2 Now, let us refer briefly to the course} A New Importation of choice Havana Cigars | any Cellege are disqualified for competition. gether with the buildings thereon erected, + pursued by the Patriot. We shall speedily | from 1880 crop, at Rubin & Hart's. The Bursaries will be awarded to those | For further particulars apply to Mess, = ‘ , , ae ai ti : : . ) severa ic n. 4 ISON & Mie LE Lariat ate » : see who has been (or who ought to be)‘ dis-| , CHEW Maytlower Solace and Globe fine cu | Stude i from the 8 a distric ts men Ol son & M » Charlottetown ledged.’’ The Patriot set out by charging (1) chewing tobacco, from Kubin & Hart's. sont d, who make the highest total of marks Sale aged. ne f¢ 0 t ging 3 ; : re a Bate an ND c 8 y oo **O_p GoLtp” will be for sale in 19 days at at the Matriculation Examinations; but ne that th accident was the result of no other Apothecaries Hall Co [se a Si Bursary will ve aW arde: d unless a Deedare of GOLD PAR:S, i 1 9 : ; P+ li \rorit, determined by the Senate, shall be MEDAL, 1878. F cause tlian rotten sleepers, and (2) that Mr. es aE reached by the candidate ’ ; ; . each y the car ate, Macha! is a murderer of the worst type. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Further information may be obtained on ap- | COTTON VW , do mato Fase Par tion ap | / ARP i In sup) ort of these propositions, it has ad- plication to the Principal. , ° , : ; RANKIN HOUSE. ao _ _Prafescsors’ SC laine ‘ duced, first, the statement of the infallible; ... gy, py a 2.—Professers’ Scholarships. JOSEPH GI LOTT’S di fthe Patriot, whe drov es Magee, Besten, Mass;} ywo Scholarships, entitling to free attend-! - editor of the ?atriot, whe drove out to the Miss MeMill Summerside: W ‘ VO Schowrships, & to tree attend. , I al eget : Miss McMillan, Summerside; Wm Broker,} ,..6 on 9}! the Classes of the Undergraduate rn. ; scone of the disaster, poked among the de-| Munsburg, Ont; A R Melrese, St John, N B;/ Courses in Arts, oe aa ee et S xT EK Ki L P EK N S . 5 . ; H M Churchill, Rustico, PE I; M Moss, St} ~ Fas , bris an | saw some rotten slee ers The I ~LUrenlil, LuStICO, y > i UWOSS, OF Th subi e of Examinat Sip ey sand 8s: { 3. = e st a itions for s 7 7 ; 7 : t John, N B; Chas Thompson, Toronto; Chas}. m J = i —_ t i. these nao A BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT THE ‘ idea of the editor of the Patriot acting the} H Harvey, Halifax, N 8; H Elliot, do; Mrs solarsh = on a iati aie — the same as | PRICES iP u Ai AND QUALITY 600) WORLD. : : ; ‘i ry M1 : : . Bin 10se for Matriculation in Arts at the Uni- = 4 : part oi a ‘‘ railway inspector;” and, after a Enea Elliot, Dartmouth, Mass; M Elliot, Scar al a ae heh xt the Uni ae ; ; : 23 o; Miss M Scrage, do; E B Smith, de; HC 7 SEER, a Ce ene eee EN em te little walking and so ri : do; Miss M Scrage, do; omita, ao; - a A Say ane Gee . : a alking and some vigorous kicking, | Masterman, Little Village; RF Quirk, Hali-| Latin for 1880: Corsar, Gallic War, Book I.; Waris. Lost. Found. & presuiiing to pass an infallible judgment}fax, Ns; John E Boyd, St John, N B; Geo Virgil, AMaeid, Book Lil. LIOiS, £091, POU, S&C. : upon the state of a railroad, would excite | McElivaine, Halifax, N 8; John H Cathrae, Pet a i Senophon, nea eae <== 4 : a ‘ity. \ Arithmetic 1¢ ordinary rules of Arith- we Advertisements under this headi ; the risible muscles of any man. But the ony ‘ sabe Cictiai) ded’ Piddieae’ : Wiiihi ~y ae Advertiser inder this heading, sai :] di ; ROCKLIN HOUSE. metic, ‘dT Ant ecimal PFraccions, Pro- ij ae & nOL Exrces odin g / aif an mei Ry wets be inse 7 ridicule necessarily surrounding’ the portion and Interest. or Ten Cents per day. ¢ Paik, Ci atikeeie alin’ Rah ite _ Sept. 8th—Mrs James Roy. New Glasgow,| Algebra: as far as Simple Equations aud 1¥6 Us a Call and Save Honey. |" esi aie “ah te ar eightened when the} N 8; Miss Annie Roy, do; Mrs Wm Johnston | Surds. ; em en ee Paivivt fivds fault with Tue Examiver’and 5 ebildren, Bosten, Margaret White,| Geometry: First and Second Books of | é 0: ARDERS- I'wo or three persons cam for aa ying ‘that— Murray Harbor; Miss M Johnsten, do; John} Euclid : ee ee be accommodated with board on reasone “yy . SSE ial ou jes O MeLeod, Orwell, Arch. McLeod, do; Arch English: Grammar, Analysis, Ontline of |able | terms (a private sitting room, if required) The public will, we fancy, be inclined Montgomery, Montreal; James ‘Montgomery, En; glis sh and Canadian History, and General | 'on Upper Great George Street, Apply at this to put more faith in the swern testimony of do; James Ross, Mt Stewart,. Henry Mc Millan, Geography. z as New Co0cs by Every Steamer office. [se 9 2aw experts than in the too obviously distorted | W heatley River, Jobn Began, Quebec; A F One Scholarship entitling to free shbaad 3 '; Er ey, ah and warped conclusions of the Patriot.” a ora N 8; J A Gourlie, Sum-| ance on all the classes ef the Undergraduate | : W ANT ED— “A me as Apply at _ ;merside; R / rkins do: Jame in oll : : : Sa re the Ozborne Hose. teference re- At the time we said this, a legal investi- | Ont; John West, Sammneraida: R cede dee se tha P ne a We = eee | quired. [se 8 2i es Plas : a , ;|sorsa this year for competition at the Matrica- | eee gation was—owing to the critical state of Mrs Harriet Snow, Halifax, NS; MrsJ S}lation Examination Pithe subiects are the! TANTER ca let: 08 a oe a s : e - ‘ . 4 oe Ee — st over,- a two of the sufferers—judged to be immin-| 53°" Horton, Ns; J R Bourke, Mt| same as those of the Matriculation Examina- | \ ' Pe ee 8 ; Stewart. dices tes Sad plain Cook. None need apply unless - ent; and, though we did not then_ know! we eee : ; filled the same office before.—C. Lien, ea ; . oe — By direction of the Board of Governors, W: ' (se 7 whet!iez the evidence was attested to or} [ord H ‘ ater Street. not, we made no doubt what th i Se Temnty yaesined «vey WILLIAM DOULL, | gene ae ’ whatever that the | influential deputation, who urged upon him |} [se 9 ’80] Secretary. ' rye Lb ET.—Two Shops. oa | Qieen Square, formal statements of Mr. Houle and hissub- |4 change in the present policy of the Gov Eee next to John Newson’s. ly to S pote} e Gov- y MORRIS. orditiates would be publicly substantiated by pean at Sees and the|rgxg@ LET.—A New Heuse on Kent Street, septl—tf }OHN MORR : necessl oI retainin n var. in- —— i lan a aac. | | a their oaths. To doubt that they would be, Stee? * ee ee . a : a 3 om Min nice locality. Possession at once. Rent ‘ YAGSTAFE’S HOTEL, Pownal wou).l--as we have already stated—be to PY em not at all in favor af moderate. Apply to July 26, 1880. Street, continues to receive transient y acquiescence in the views of the deputation.! aug31 JAMES BEALES. ! and permanent Bearders. fil ° ‘ ”