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To Arrive from the West Indies Direct.

Seeds. Seeds.

Molasses, Sugar, Salt. Fresh Seeds, the growth of 1858,

2 . ' “ e lnositive Notermina#? } . | Provincial Parliameni. Doust’ “of Seckdet’ds-Shiw teieaes trae ne i irt of Escheat in this ©: ony. After citing several

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BY J. & T. MORRIS. M. WY &s KINNER is now opening a case fresh ORR RR RNR RENNIN. NIRA IPR ater | PAESALES trom the reply of oir r harles Fitzroy te an nddress FEN): Subscribers will sell by AUCTION, co ately on | + ¢ 3 Garden and Flower SE! WD, which are the HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. oe ~ y — —— him hy the inhabitants of King’s i .o arrival of the Brigantine ‘« AFTON,” from the West growth o 18 S. oe led to endian Tone Se eeeeiom ine indies-—- * t is only necessary to s: ay to a his usual customers that these Trvurspay, 14th April, 1859. pre cceded t state th: it the passages which ho had jus read 40 Puncheons choice MOLASSES, Seeds are from the same Seedsmen from whom he has been FLERNOON SITTENG, ce a a plain ceclarations of Lier Majesty’s Representative, 8 Hhds do. SUGAR, cup yplied for the last three or four years, and which haye lion. Col. GR . reported from ‘, » Committee on th ar = would not he ¢ a: Aguin, in the same 3,000 Bushels coarse SALT. |given n such general satisfaction. standing rules. The report was made the Commit the Hlouse+«; ic aaa ms : ree. > iin lan extr: ¢ from a u spateh of Sir ' ; ‘ . : : : re A large variety of choice Flower Seeds r to-morrow. : a Grey , Under Secretary of State for tue Colonics to the Che above Salt is suitable for packing Herring and Mackerel; Charlottetown, April 12. 1859. [33 ere ; samé effeet, the hon. member said: ‘*I ask what words ea? for Market. os Cee 1a ¥ vl MOUSE IN COMMITTEE ON THE DRAFT ADDRESS. | be used more expressive of th iatin tae tl iad nae a of a a — scien ities lta ee eal t “ a i s as Wwe it ‘ wy -« at . aa Terns or Sarz.—£20 and upwards 6 months’ credit on For Sale Hon. Mr. COLES—Before the adjournment, the hon,| 27°" perante ts Does it no tically declare that th

approved joint Notes of Hand. Yr Wale, ; member, Mr. Longworth, had read the fifth clause of the bill, | YOST — Me Wil not sanction blishment of aCourt April 4, 1859. SAMUEL A. FOW L E & Co. dys FARM, consisting of 59 acres, la tely iat upied } hy -tand had argu d from that, as though th Legislature in} | Ese es Again: “I ow if Lord John Russell's " —o “4 tichard Milford, Esqr., situate on Mill Creek, VW pe | passing it bad given the Government a new and dangerous! cepeich me 1839, the year hich Mr. Ceoper. was 8

COT TAGE FOR SALE: Stes: Oe the:Bare ic Sicanices Dallinet itunes on well power. The truth was, that Government previous to the baie | delegate to en does no as plainly and emphati FEVO be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, on Tt TESDAY, the as new Onuit-buildings, consisting of Barn, Sheep-ho nse, &e, | had the control and management of the Reserves, and had be iliy as words can, the determi: ati m of the Imperial ns drd day of May next, at 12 o’clock, on the premises, that | Within a mile of the Farm are both Grist and Saw Mills, as! exercised their authority over them, As aii instance | ieht| ment not to sanction Mscheat in this Island.’ -~ He (Mr. neat ar 1 well finished COTTAGE in Hillsborough-street, con-| well as Blacksmiths’ Forges and a Cartwrieht, and a short ;mention that the hon. member’s brother, the Hon. eis | Pous } could cite many statemcnts of the hon. member t thee ; ; | Longworth, rs ago, had obtained license to oecu saine efieet, but those which he had given were quite sufficient

taining eight Roomsand Kitchen, with Stable and Coach-house | distance from the shore is a never-failing bed attached, at present occupied by Mr. W. E. Dawson. ne-half the purchase money down; the remainder in twc Charlottetown, or to years, on security on the property. April 18, 1859. (tf.) LLIAM DODD, Auctioneer. os cee oe we a EL ws Sd) NP Buea Ace: fr2limc:

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‘ BCT V( ut ICY) 7] ++) 4 i | shi , the sen im nrc F tha lion ee | : Dawson, | oe deg vy a oe ees rect Oppositic the wis ~ W o Sentiments of tuc hon. membor when he was at ; - pr to n i ral hey parties ha received qs, head of a Government Now he apm ared. after juis de- Lorn itecnses Ireta former Governments. The clause to whic | feat, in the character of an agitator for Escheat. The truth :

hor. member had manifested so str ner an seleieaion. was was, his or nly Moye Was a wisn to keep the e pubtry in lot a a water as a means of getting} . reiting

he rieht f } *-k ip noawar } , the rights of the Government—-a mere | ck into power. Jie would wish

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_ April 1s, 1859. (isl.&Mon.) _ ; tl . a ail —~ |FEXO be had at DODD’S KILN, Princetown 1 Trapp, “declaration of the power the Crown always possess [Ic | 9 See the pursuits ot coma ree and 2; riculture occupy the » Valuable Property + for Sale, g cmon “British a boon eS ec ve Be | trasted that hon. metabers would not say t they did i ot PORTION Ot the aR ple, who, he hoped, would n no it men suffer WHE undersigned being authorised, offers for sale one of; TARMIRS can be accomn dated with a Crodit ofatz months. (eee loss of a bill which had for it et the relicf of | *bemselves to be gulled by those who k that tha Ir hag oles- the most eligible situated properties in the City, fronting Orders a the abor article k frat DODD'S BRIC a STORE thy S nant from the obligation to pay r i vin ae oe all sinoke. ‘ile ied that the hor Queen's aqaare 75 feet, immediately opposite the Market will be punctually attended to. tlandlord was not entitled. Fhe const: whi 1 put upor es Mr. Cooper, could: not ms of the folly, House, on the north, by Graften-strect 168 feet. If not pre- aS the hi chost | te given for L clause might suit the taste cf the hon. member and his Jegal | 204% US¢ 2 Worse term, of excitin is of the peopl pushy lispose\ d of, it wilt be sold in Building Lots at Public April 8, 1859. Gw DODD ‘iriend, whose profession naturally disposed them t rye] jon this subject, after so long experience of the utter uselers- Auetion, on TUESDAY, the 31st May next, at the hour of 12) —— ap ‘__ {common language by all sorts of construction. If his, '°**° f the egitation. As for himself, all his means were in o'clock, noon. A plan of the prope rty can be seen, and any | WOTICE., | colleagues agreed with the opinion of the ! ion. member, that [the Island ; he inid ut his money in building ships, and information obtained by applying to | PPXULE Co-partnership heretofore existing between the under: | RO Yevernme ‘nt should have the power of disposing of “5 brew don, doen epee While such had been the mature of Char! ‘ttetown, April 18. 1859. JOHN BALL. | signed, under the firm of MeLellan and, Cann bell. is this Res , let them introduce a bill giving them a: the tenants. | the business in \ hich he had embarked, he fully reed with 7 Intestate Estate Sals. aie dissolved by nrutwal consent. All parties due the said ‘and i “should receive his hearty SOP Pry. Sach a meas re a ' —— aie: Coles, ie tt agriculture avd £ ine irm ure her eby notified to pay the amounts Gue by them ta! would have the twofold effect of satisfying the tenantry.} ‘ van urest found: n fvr the pr sperity of : )) and sctting the question at rest. At present they were| Mey :

son, died seised and possesse -d in fee simple. esa eligibly Dated : tt Charlottetown this 7th day of March, 1599. a. CATHERINE “ANDERSON, ; Administratriz of Estat ate of | late J ohn Anderson _ | Standing on ¢t re hh i to the public offices and wharyes,

CiTy “STEAM Wii AW UFAC ITORY. {HOTEL the most desirable in the City, for

ae “a ae ‘htinhitind boarders HES ibseribers take icave to wequarne bis Gitizens Vi

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| >: hey are prepar xecute all . ¢ = . entered into Co-l artnership they arc prepare Aho sapeRrs 1 Drawing-room 18 by 15 feet, one large inner

750 be sold by Public Auction, at the Colonial Building, in} Alexander Campbell, who is only authorised to culleet and |

situated and well adapted HOUSE and premises ront of 94 chains. Would he, for the paltry saying of a few i lately known BS the « P AVILION HOTEL,” which, from its | -hillitigs’ rent, risk the loss of the froat of his farm, whence hest grot und in the City, and its proximity | '¢ ob ained a large amount of manure ? renders its situation asd u| be of small benefit to the country generally, but would be

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he Island i ' +.) ‘he building comprises on the Srst floor one larg “hi : p und generally, that haying hake ;

Charlottetown and the Pe lroom 25 by 25 feet, one reading or Bar-room Kitchen, outer] Such a course would r

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Mer AVIEG th } . 8 : sn _ ur. DA\ eee thought that it was a pity that if the late '

| tein n > cern 5 ? ’ . | Chorlottetown, on WEDNE SD AY, the fourth day of May | discharge the sane, tisfied, and no wonder that they should be, when they | te & nent, at the hour of tyvels 2 0 “elor kon on, I ursuant toa licene el JOHN McLELLAN, y 4 imyM }le d to pay rent for land which the Government OY rni vent h a iten OG b.. take the reseryea, they hed not g rwewy - yey earn - t 9 any nA 2a |} e - : exrpressiy st ter Oo ir he "Pinang . " al . July graoted for that purpese by his mor the Surrogate and | ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. at any moment call upon th em to surrender. Asthe},-!, . as : in the Bill. These reserves were compara- - & c ; ee five) t ttle ”s 2A r ™ : ; ; Judge 0 Pro! yxate of this Island, “bearing date the ninth day of | + of the 4 overnment had stated that he was only | —' < uit e vaiue to the Governm ea put were Worth a June, 1h 57, part of the REAL ESTATE which belonged to the | According to the for g ing notice, all parties dre the late | mas to keep up agi ‘tat n, Why, now they had the infucne ae a} to the tenant, as jorming a valuable portion of hs tate John Anderson, of Charlottetown, master mariner, | firm of MeLellan and Campbell are hereby notified to pay | ¢ proprictary party in their favor, did'they not introduce | #7™5 and any tenant would be happy to sec them used for dece need, intestate at the time of his death, that is to say:|thtir respective amounts due by them to the undersi¢ ned LS eeaeure for the final settlement of the « tion? Ile could} °'"5 oe lie agreed with the opinion of the hon Aut ruar piece of ground commencing at a distance of ‘eighty- | otherwise their accounts will immediately be handed to an {*™SWer for himeelf and his political friends, that they would | "°)) 0h; “hs Megat, taby® vuld be better to leave thei " } eo _ . t. ; : . a S v . iv Ta nmae. had i ce. : , our feet from the “corner of King’s Square, thence running | attorney for collection, | cheerful ily supp ort any measure from hil Roy Wer : iY : ooper had stated that they belonged t northwax diy forty- -two fee at along “Hi sborough- atre et, thenee ALEX ANDET c SMPBEI i {er manate, wut “howe ould cive to tne peo io 4p,, | SUC a ywn. a t OnIAL “Bi inister, it appeared, enterteimmed | 8 ms ee Te 7 iifferent opinion; ior ne msidered the he poxeession at right-angles eastwardly eig aty-f yur feet, or uatilit strikes} Summerside, P. E. Ly Apt ri il, 1859. fof what was due them. haat nia, ie ei Ne Se ene _————— c - * > : er &® PTronriewo4rs rt i@8- Nero Of sixty vears. a the 1 rInent land in p aseseion of John Ric der. thence southwardly forty-two | —<—<—<$—$—— _ _.-..._ | Mr. HOWAT—If he understood the hon. mamber aright, ete g ee Oe ey ey eee oe ee £ et, the: ee westwardly to the place of commencement—com ; Chaz ‘lot tetown Gi as Light Company ¥. th » tenants were not to He interfered si ; re ach . re the | t oh ‘ { He oe es a . -_ cal — . rown . and ” it copEee prising one-quarter part of Town Lot No. Eighty-two “ — | OTICE is hereby gis en th ut the An ne LG l Me tine | ° what, he Wor ild ask, was the meaning of the filth reed W dian caieunt Ct the pro- in the fourth hundred of Town Lots in Char!<‘.ctown: and | N of the sharcholders in t! 19 above Cor oe ny ie wil be held | bill a AOR. meme Fea the at roe ik I h of o snians gas CK 7 oe aa : Pte tat aantice €f ines +] ; cheat had peen broug also ALL Taat other piece of gt vale d com ineneing yatthenortsern |}at the Company’s ofice,on TUE: an AY , the 3d day of } GTO Chat SCCTION, LORE, MOT ¢ nae ae “a Dion lhitlee i ; angle of the said “own Lot. uence running westwerdly along ‘xt, at 11 o clock in the forenoon, for the purp of ele j orietors, the hon. member ts "| ne e ee " Pitz Rot street forty-tw ret; t ? r rectors, A tu8 Sem ral transaction of busin cer we J a b . esting = at . F shh : “a foe “~ ~eudie Tikeste es ne at riak > Phat cd right to disposgat th se Uicsery “le ie : te ie ko o CS See Sere wardly Suy-tw : ots - i ; , Rg EIR that | ment was an ast, dishonest, and iniquitous measurc—got 7 ang! $$ @ustwarui) i’ y-ewe : ; WM. MURPHY. Sec eels u 108 OF ail ri; nt fo buat) we nen AGeenerate attarn nt ¢ “9 i * : os ofe cal i sccm ieee t hich came within the deseriy ptio n of LY AES COPRr are Sete Peo ey Eee a tott ring Govera- piace ofe mencemMment——- VOU RC Oli bi & DY sgh DUIOUE! To Tr bis ats - : j it “That measure had. been concected in the hopes cf ' 7 i suhery eserves. i jonest man, in yiew fuga oe bUC HES ic to Mr. G orge Beer, and | 1g “ae of the said Town Lot No. | iU LET, B. ie “4 . * iow a Ly bo . : : wd ‘ ne se curing for the late trovernment a fox w yotes along the shores, 4 . the fe rth aenane tred of Lots in Ch: arlottetown : FE a P i \ ; i i . HOTE * Seetion heh rab ust read could ente stabi a sentiment « my a oe eae ee di : § Eighty-two, in the fou rec c 7 : | beady AVILIVA PEL. i She despatel on the subj et stated that the Bill would take and of whieh said Reali Est we the said intestate, ohm Ander- \reXO LET. AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION from the pr sprit om and give the pr operty +s the tenantry. | . aha ; s

. “ as 5 oad . : given that | xt a loss to compr: hend. Ic lived on a shore farm, having a ; mn : , I The bon. member, M -. Coles, said the same. Then why did

not the Bill expressly stateso? Why was there not.some clause inser ~ in the ‘Bill confirming the tenants in their pos- sessions ? he late Government, hed the Bill received the Royal ass nt would have used the influence of their positicn to coerce the tenants of reserves into beeomin g their sup ee rters at t

” ‘he measure would

= that such a Bill had not become Be law of tie land, si ‘was ca ' j i]

er transient | disastrous to individual agriculturalists. Tie was himself a; 'frecho'der, as wellas tenant, and in the latter rela tion he en eahh, ote alii p e Dining | had no idea of lesine the front of his property for the sake of 7° ot genera rE a They could Lave made use of Se Te ace |, abil oe ny ten, fete : be Bill as they did of the bonds o » Wo T

25 by 15/the few shillings which he now paid in the shap a of rent. th ib J = . e bonds on the Worrell Estate. “Tho ‘ nbie the e hon. member, Mr. Coles, had stated that the right to the

nduct of u ie dog in the} . : aga , Reserves was in the Crown, but if se, only to be used for the

th o ess t desp ate wh pe * s rd : - ; ae sushi :, os :

orders in their line wan eee ene o rf t! | Kitchen, and large Scullery, with many Conveniences, one able, who lost tie § ice in trying to grasp the sh vdow. urposes of the Fishery Reserves No objection ld be res al eT I? -¥s . v , s TI. ™ ; ae +o . ; murposes : sic se Ss, Nt at ico » ‘ .

In cons quence of hay ing la ur wing ws ich ine ry YU v Pant trv, one-sm2 wll Sitting-room, two spacious Halls. ind two lion. Mr. COLES- The Government had the power ti grant lice. wes, i oe 1a ; J ,eserye | 0 ’ Je ion WOU . bos

y and take the land, for which the hon. member, and other tenants, wert mace bY apy tenant to the occupation of his Reserves for fish-

latest and most improved kind, they feel confident that the can manu! acture articles much cheaper and better than c: be import d or made in any establishment in the Island ; and also hope th secure a sl:are of public support. 1 4 Woho! Cabinet Making and Uphol of the latest and most durable styles ; SASHES and DOORS made to order at the shortest notice. i cal Atso—i ‘laning, Turning, Straight and Sweep Saw ing, [ron |

‘arning aud Drilling of ever de scription done in a superior | Tassing 008 Delmer "RARE HICKEY, GARRETT GILLESPIE.

Ch. Town, Jan. 10, 1859. (Isl i. om. ) : a eae

having lately undergone a thorough repair,

attached. ; For terms and particulars, please apply to Cl varlotie tow Ty De sc, 20, 1858.

UST opened for the occasion, one Cask Mawiyner,

STONE ‘CUTTIN G.

FEXILE Subseriber wishes to make known to the public .| 5 large. that he constantly keeps on hand a variety of 'y STONES, (Marble and eee me,) of different styles , st material. He would especially recommend ! » of Charlottetown to give him a ¢: all and | SPECIAL ' he has on hand, and ascertain the joming the Company on advanee for work which may

cs March, 7. Bi LINKIN i, Groat G

BONUS YEAR.

before 25th

Seconvp Division oF Prorirs will take

WHISKEY (five years old.) lt is said

mY ticle . poss sses the yonderiul qua lities of courerting yout i

ATTENTION is direcied to the

pair front Stairs, and one pair back Stairs, and Water — set. s On the second floor, one Dining-room 25 by 14 fee

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order, “and having a good Stable, 'oach-House, and

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| opponents to vour Political vie we, conse — no aspirant to the Red Ben n ches should ay wit jOUuT it. Fors siti

ing purposes. if the only object a the Bill was the settiement

hit paying rent, so that there was no more security for the hon, member , why was the filth claage,

tuan there would “of if the Bul bad been sanctioned. Le repeatea} of the tenants on their Reserve:

} y | | | . ; B>d-rooms and one large Pantry and Closet ; and in the Aitic y object of the Bill was to relieve the tenants from the rents? which the : Earn hat by an uninterrupted attention to business, ae Bed-rooms ; and hs wing spacic yus cellera UC | that the only object of the Bill was to reiieve the tenants from the rents? whieh the Hon. Mr. Longworth had read, introduced into the x > . Sy s ay | i

The 1. yIse th fi »] shrine . iia . ;

ne Bous ey were pry? ing for the lwseryves. >. 33.4 he real ohiee r oh 2s] ‘ i al ; *

in excellent Mr. TOW. AT--The hon. member should bear in mind that the fift -eighditonen teapiray speedo hiss Bill Wao ane the confirmation of , the possession Of the tenants of their Reserves, but it was ia-

| out-office, | Seetion of the Bill allowed the Government to lease eat : tenant, or any otber persen, & aking no distinctions, tended tJ ve an engine ol coercion to drive them to suppert reference to the tenant. If a man be © at any ti the late Government, The de Spé ateh said that the legal mi ux, his land tax, his property would Now, ne propricter would | that Bu time barred the right of the Crown, had be oD aba

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| deprive a tenant of his land for a few shillings of arrears of rent. The] doued as unjust im prineip le and injurious in practice. He

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esa ag te a | ae, the _ i- ts sncitive ve ae jv uld as K, Low many men in this island, ai ive at this day,

GLEN LE EVIT | their duty to the pul Se aceasta . gk Places | could. tell: haw mach : tine had elapsed dsince the lands had been

1 this genuine | tu treat all wr ne eve ' cuplcd, ana Wonid 4t be just te thuze who, and whose sullered to grant ius rs, | furetathers, had ,8vored In sulmmes’s heat and winter’s eold t

1d rigidly omnes their Gucs , any benest | p rehase tae te eta) ple vil bear 1UPIng, t invest a Government

lobes | measure exteulate i to nonce t the — mY a ok l with the 1 ow! {tex the undisturbed px a uf an ee ‘ Peet — [B—Lbe Government Hed tho power of managing tut | years, to strip thom. ofthe iruates of their hard labor ? .

scorge-Sireet. Reserves, but should not take rent furthem. Jt was eel s that]? as aT. Ursuermara ao oe

—_———— the proprietors had no oe whatever to the Rescryes. Helelieved} , **O"*. 7" Ye vay guys “aes -” rm tie hon. membe

that the ae object of the Bill was toz lieve the tenantry ft m the rent | bet @ Smmuar tlds Hue yeen uciyre the country gore 1 y Ob

COLONIAL LIFS ASSUE RANCE co

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ivi & <2 5 a charged them for the Rese rves.

é . lyunantacn if LiKe 12 ft “ovo? Goa t i” wee satti 7 ae la yom the w rds of the Bik itself. ‘The hon. member had stated that ‘ey the long vex qucsvion Vas SCvwICU, 3 v u ke ri re ) i at tse lot. en Q Stated tuat tus . . : ' ; % ; 1850, as the | from 7 . oe to ee vinds of the people. Ile would ask the hon. m

1 : S2.. Udy Th - z0n. BF. 2 reir AO.

i | bion. Mr. WIGHTMAN—Yes, and it was hich j i _" {3 |

lion. Mr. PALMER—The hon. me mber might have been behind the scene, and thus known more than others abe ut the histor i f} but be would contert himself with endeavouring to t

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i sill was intended to prevent payment of rent for the Reserves, w ; t . . at ; he assumed, had always been in the = wn; which, however, he, wit!

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} | ; if : . ree | date. somewhat sin rular logi - bad ass2rted id P wer to lez ase, but not te gina ; t to haye iaid off the f (OHN CAIRNS i The Fund to be Divided will be the Profita which have arisen | receive rent lor, prope rty admitted by hi fto belong to the Crown.| Reserves? iad they done so there would remain no cauee of Q f Kx. 3m. on the Business of the Company since 23th May, 1854, | Tae real een» us ‘ ao wss to make the tenants y rent to rom | | dispt ute at this day ihe first occupation of those Reserves ay 7 ' 7 : : / lovernme v t ‘ contained no specific et lati sonia’ dull ie. suseeeeas uae ; ck " when ihe last Division took piece. ae i Z % aie a eh : { th te aan i aw Propr ietors was neither more nor less than an a¢t of siecle ~ wil _ - he anjoun or ren or ature Oo ud cases, aud contained ciau a - is i : fe a ; »usurpation. Certain portions of land were granted io sad 4 : ttle par “ties to Participate m the Divisio on, propos: ils must eminently qu wag: to coerce the the le into a econvenicnt state of pliant] | b 1 ’ a a rs OF i | were } granted WwW at a : Satz RT ) : ' : ae eorniwent Gi > the } + I the suf bjec ; other portions were rese rvs “d im ae Crown. Ile wy Wet Teedat A i A SV Et 3 ; + the Head Office, or at one of the Branch | submission to the ner enS rt Re ee tt a tit would be 1 / i dle “¥ a - i . . the heneft of bis hi) 1, tha ie R res aqmi ted that it OULG Ve sé gz ea iz } 70 t Howe or + Abroad, on or befure 25h: | the benefit of bis ee t th a — nt ache Aen hea vi ‘prive & mars wepne Ss ; Crown—aithougnu that ques tion had not | decid joi the iruits ot his labor. ic would be sorry to say that afiy = oy 7” tiny t ; . ii — Satare admiitt ‘ : i . } : 1 7 “) * ¥ to } pi SA Eds i a issue,—but cven if the proprietors admittea tue rigat, vee sverument would be justified, in the assertion of their stries J KK ire} are 4 y¢ Liiehe 1846. and its presem hon. moet, that the Reserves were yegica in tac on jahts, in taking the property of i}; e tenant and eit ing it to he . - ~~ ? ee adi sai | “re »sted in 10t nbsolutely to « ¥ : : a7 . * i 4 ing per annum, | tiey were a ree a a sand ; | another. The tenant should assure 'y have the preference A : please d, out solely as Trustees for Fishermen. The refo re, Chely AULLOLs } 4 bos of: t late. G : os ls ‘ ey, « t r See Ley a » is a rovernme;! p uprorter : ty was but limited; and the hon. member woula fina that, if the Guvern-} *’* = ee 2 in " ” ne — To Nad & 6} por ter O1 the é : . lment did notinterfere with the tenants’ occupation of the Reserves, | Bill, he would state that it had never been the intention of ‘ ; ‘s for the purposes fur whicu they Lad been originally intended, the the lute Guvernment " have chargoa 4 large sum for lik Gi neces 1 ; ‘ for them would bee so few and far between that but few! to eccupy the Keserv They would have been issued at a t é n ld be ny tae f + | a a4 t : " ; Tn practic e, too, 7 Wowl ra sound taat a tenant | Mn i} ya'e. Lhe on Cand oO the Biil was to dep? » ive med pro- ¥ é ‘ } e@ a patioa ui & Staall px of the front of} , ‘ { he ae at : i ; .

a . ; i i € i : . : ¢ +} HTiGtOrs Oi the Cisilus Which ~waecy baa usurped.

WA on it of an ex ive fishery, the} ! : 7 = a : 7 ‘ 6. et epee A Ile we iid be = née the value of the residue, | “@PPY % 8%) pyets any Cquliai.e arrangement ior the nah t Ne a ler : ‘ r large quantities of his ment of the question,

i i : : : 7 Hon. Mr. COLEs—The Lon. mem! er, Mr. Douse, could not oe z ~y : : ‘ } m Onest'on, | Ps witout releri ing ty th Cc subj ect of Esch af Ile recol- th lected tie time when tis ut hon. member had upporte d the epi he blishment of a Coart of Escheat—the time when the hon. - i i t the em or Charlottetown liad declared that the views of tho ana rs Bt R t : man, Mr. Coo per, sheuld be carried out, but < ‘ bi nment for its op positios itothem. He wr a oT oT - ’ hy > (4 ; 4 wee to be aghanit d of the COuTES TT Oi BAIN 2? & “this 0] FLUUI fe : . Rijee: } ‘seheat. He had for years 6) APBLS. Extra Saperiin . | ‘ ,B | tiect mtatet the isputes between Ep 5 —P> on6 d Pi Ms a , es j Fol ev B i - j He 1 ald 3 $j , e ail th he. 4 id »temamis, As tL the ne Cessity ot 100. do. Kiln: dries Die 13 bi hon? member, Mr. ( measures. But now when etl ipide: measures had Bibii ’ : . oa : 4 a » ee C dient Molasses, soat , Can dies, Ba Vue ‘ ; : s iy A i : : i i rnin ; L Witi +4 4 oth - the oB, © Se) omen RIES ‘ was all a fai Vi cnew as well ; a rh) Pen@ered futive a.: FROCHHIEDS. : i : . = OW ‘ At “ ‘ ; : ti i i t, a ‘. t » V af ¥ (itv wis Here i? re > Ci L) CAS ONT a r . tS I be ‘ woul a ; i « eli Bi . wee a wvft-e PROVISION STORE, sarackee i LiENRY ria ee ed ; ° reiedtie>s ald + j ao . -, i . Ww ie ie oe le Sapnue .-Chariottetows |. Lone i 4 s Mm 2S re i M . -atethaies T. —— meme IGEN \ 4 or y my : ; ee S x ; ; eee anoe tt “ws Pet ' ve WH “VV « 124 vt t r t F ! ss CU t iQnyyTy + ; = vy . COTTAGE TO LE ae ) Sate a ete F mtr. | eesti wre tal Y lonsantly spa teG = * : e ‘& ™ r ; 4 Coy £ oa more Yoats; + pa Te (Méiw 5 . , i ies | Cc — ay + | 4 ; uk Y I stare Dive BLA che T/¢n, nem? ; FAM) ih, ! vir yy ae + aboot Que mile from th oF» Every iniorisation regaraimeg is Viei“e ‘ 4 ay ; oisietell f ay “sneetovn Road, 2o0ur | - GARDEN ; - aw tn ¢ rn it settle A M V? , Baw capress ae CODCRTTOROS With “toe views : ee ‘Ww H. Gardiner, with t TABLE and Vat | rates, (Waick are Pt Sere . cel : te ota : ‘ the @aper, Mr. Howatt, that ti 4 : formerly thi property Off *) AND, wish the same, if requireds) 6s iy” JOHN LOM N iGwe ORTH, im the same speech belor ive done A i : I ted by thea@g. nsvmETs fa: a ae a 5 § ot trevor two Acres ot U Avs ped by dai Cae how that the Br oo a ale anata RIE SME ssoneinn of the proprietors confirmed their titles to the He attac April 18, 1859 ayy 1 tO BL0 bat the British Government naye eaprcessed 2; possessive Vise Pee = a es a : ~ : jt }

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