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or attorney shall give notice of motion to be made at the next term to set aside the verdict. or for a new trial, non-suit or other modification or alteration of the said verdict.

V. \Vhenever a person domiciled in this Island shall be served with summons or mesne process in this Island, to defend or answer a suit, in any other province or country, the re- cord of any judgment obtained in such other province or country, in the suit wherein such summons. or mesne process shall have been served, or any exemplification thereof, shall not be conclusive evidence in any suit to be brought on such judgment in this Island, of the correctness of such judgment, but, the de- fendant in such last mentioned suit may enquire into, contest and dispute all or any of the facts upon which the said judgment is founded, or were the cause of action in the suit in which such judgment was given. as fully as if such judgment in such other colony or country had never been given.

VI. Either party to a suit may amend their pleadings at any stage of the proceedings, be- fore trial, by summons or Judges’ Order, upon such terms as the Judge may direct ; provided that, when the plaintiff amends his declaration, by adding a new count or counts,or in such other manner as will introduce a new cause or causes of action, such amendment shall ‘be made at least nineteen days before the first day of the term at which the suit shall be tried.

VII. The Court shall have power to make such rules, orders and regulations, generally directing the time and mode when special juries shall be moved for in such causes in which special juries shall be requred, as shall conducc to the least possible delay in the bring- ing on of such cases for trial.

VIII. From and after the passing of this Act, the duty of excluding the names of those persons exempt from serving upon Grand and Petit Juries, under the Eighth Section of the Twenty-fourth Victoria, Chapter Ten, shall rest with the several Sheriffs of the Counties, who shall furnish the lists of grand and petit jurors, and not with the Prothonotory, as here-

tofore.

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COUNCIL Darren. 3d June, 1869. IS Honor the Administrator in Council has been pleased to make the following appointments. viz:

Mr. George Pethick, to be Postmaster at Cornwall,

Township No. 32, in place of Mr. William l’ethick, dc- ceased.—

Mr. Dennis Carroll. to be Postmaster at Tignish, in the

place of Mr. Edward Hacket. resigned,——-in terms of the

Act of lltb Victoria, Cap. 12. CHARLES DESBRISA Y, C. it. i“.

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FRIDAY, JUNE 18. 1869.

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Common. OFFICE, 3rd June, 1869. £118 Honor the Administrator in Council. has been pleased to appoint Mr. Benjamin Darby. of St. Eleanor‘s. Mastel of the Grammar School at Summer- side. in the place of Mr. Alexander McRae, resigned. CHAS. DESBRISAY, C. E (3.

Comqu SECRETARY’S OFFICE. June 18. 1869. IS Honor the Administrator of the Government, has been pleased to direct that Monday, the 28th inst.. being the Anniversary of Her Majesty’s Coronation, shall be observed as a Holiday at the Public Offices. J. W. MORRISON. Assistant Col. Scc’v.

BOA!!!) OF EDUCATION. THE Monthly Meeting of the Board of Education, will be held at the Colonial Building, on Thursday, the 24th of June, instant, at eleven o’clock, a. m. JOHN McNEILL, Sec'y. June 19, 1869.

New Block and Span.

'I‘ENDERS will be received at the office of the Board of Works, until Monday. the 5th of July next, at 12 o’clock. {or building a New Block and Span to Cran- berry Wharf, Hillsborough River. Specifications may be seen at the office of the Board of Works, in the Col- onial Building. and with the Hon. Francis Kelly, Fort Augustus. The names of two reSponsible persons wil~ ling to become security for the perlormance of the contract must accompany each tender. Envelopes to b} marked, “ Tender for Cranberry Wharf.” B. WILLIAMS, Sup. Pub. Works for Queen’s Co, June 19. 1869, h 2i ‘

Militia Department.

18m J UNE, 1869.

General Order. By His Honor the Colmnander-t'n- Chief. Rnsnnva Miran-i : 1. 1st Queen’s County Regiment-- Conn Douly Rankin, Gentleman, to be Ensign. 2. 2nd King's County Regiment—— Captain Edward B. Alleyne, to be Major, to complete the establishment. John Stephen Alleyne, gentleman, to be Captain, vice Edward B. Alleyne, promoted. By Command, JOHN HAMILTON GRAY. Adjutant General.

SIIERIFF’S PROCLAIVIATION.

Supreme Court, Queen's County—Trinin Term.

UBLIC Notice is hereby given that Her Majesty's Supreme Court oi Judicature. Court of Assize and General Jail delivery for Queen’s County, will be held at the Court House, in Charlottetown, on Tuesday. the Twenty-ninth day of June next. at the hour of Ten o’clock. forenoon. of the same day, of which all Justices, Coroners. High and Petit Constables and Bailitfs will take notice. and. laying aside all manner of husines and excuses whatsoever. be then and there to do and fulfil all those things which, by reason of their seVeral ofliccs, shall be to be done. Given under my hand. at Charlottetown, in the Island of Prince Edward. this 31st day of May, 1869. WILLlsfll MOGII.L, Sheriff,