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And a sum of live pounds to John Sutherlaudd Esq, for the relief of Angus \Vilsou, Cardigan] Road. l

And a sum of five pounds to John Sutherland, Esq , for the relief of Donald McDonald and wite, Cardigan lioad.

And a stun of two pounds to John Sutherland, Esq, for the u-liet'of Patrick Kit-wan, Saint Peter’s.

And a sum of four pounds to the Assistant Clerk ofthe Executive. Council, for the relief of Roderick McNeill, Saint Deter’s.

And a stun of live pounds to Nicholas Conroy, Esq, for the relief of Thomas Cahill, Kildare.

And a sum of ten pounds to \V. B. Dean, for the reliefof \Veir, Charlottetown.

And a sum of,three pounds to John Yeo, Esq, for the reliefof widow Brown, Lot Nine.

And a sum of three pounds to John Yeo, Esq, for the relief ofThomas Dunn, Lot Seven.

And a sum of two pounds to John Yeo, Esq, for the reliefof Paul Arsneaux.

And a sum offive pounds to George W. Howlan, Esq., for the reliefofJacob Hayden.

And a sum ofthree pounds to George W. Howlan, Esq, for the relief of Mrs. Blampied.

And a sum offive pounds to the ChiefJustice, for the relief of Mary Kelly, Charlottetown, towards the support ofidiot children.

And a sum often pounds to D. S. McNutt, Esq, for the relief of \Villiam Doolan and Elizabeth Doolan, Fermoy settlement.

And a sum of ten pounds to the Reverend II. Crawford, for the relief of Hannah \Vheeler, Saint Peter’s.

And a sum of eight pounds to Nicholas Conroy, Esquire, for the McDonald taoiily, Lot One.

And a sum of fifteen pounds to Nicholas Conroy, Esq, for the relief of John Brenard and family.

And a sum of three pounds to Donald Mont- gotnery, Esq, for the relief of Angus McKay, New London.

And a sum of one pound ten shillings to Donald Montgomery, Esq, for the relief of John Moore, New London.

And a sum of six pounds to Charles Harding, Esq, for the relief of John McDougall.

And a sum of six pounds to George Sinclair, Esq, for the relief of Patrick O’Brian.

And a sum of five pounds to Rev. Mr. Trudelle, for the relief ofFidelle A. Magette.

And a sun: oftwelve pounds to the Hon. George Beer, for widow Harding towards the relief of idiot son for two years.

And a sum of two pounds ten shillings to the Hon. George Beer, tor widow Kelly and family.

And a sum of four pounds to the Assistant Clerk of the Executive Council for the relief of Louisa Brodie, Stanhope,

And a sum of five pounds to the Hon. Joseph Hensley, for the relief of'l‘homas Curtis.

And a sum of ninety-five pounds at the disposal ofthe Government to pay the expenses of a Sailing Packet between the Ports of Georgetown and Pictou during the time the navigation may remain open.

And a. sum of one hundred and ninety pounds to pay for erection of Keeper’s Cottage at Lighthouse,

North Cape.

And a sum of seven pounds four slllllillL'S for Duty paid on Heating apparatus for'l‘rinity Church, Georgetown.

And a sum of one hundred pounds to John Mac- Fadyen, to reimburse him for loss sustained by him In consequent-e of a new road to l‘lllis River Bridge not having been opened in time to lacilitate the building ot'said lS’ridge.

And a sum of lity pounds to David McFarlane, in addition to the amount already paid him for Work pertiu'med on Jail ti-nCv, Saint l‘lleanor’s

And a sum of two hundred and fortv pounds for the purchase of thorough—bred horse “ Young . lcl- borne,” if required.

And a sun: of three hundred pounds towards Steam Communication between (‘harlottetowm i’ictou, Georgetown and Souris, if required.

And a sum of trn pounds ten shillings and seven pence to George Ramsay, to indemnify him for legal expenses incurred by him in the prosecution of his duty as Overseer of Roads, as authorized lay statute.

And a sum of fifty pounds towards railing in and ornamentng l'lillsliormlgli Square, Charlottetown,

.to be paid to the Coimnittee superintending the

same.

And a sum of fifteen hundred pounds to defray the cost of Boring Implements, and to enable the Government to institute a search for Coal and Coal Oil.

And a sum of seventy-five pounds to defray the cost of survrys by a Civil Engineer for a Canal to connect Hillshorough River with 'I‘racadic Harbor.

And a sum oftwo hundred and fifty pounds to any person who will procure :1 Steam Dredging Machine, and will, under penalty, be bound to keep the same in efficient working order, Sam, on this Island, for the spacebffivc years.

And a sum of three hundred pounds to the Board of Engineers of the Fire Department, towards the cost ofa Steam Fire Engine.

And a sum of one hundred and fifty pounds to the. Board ofEngineers of the l"ire llt,‘pttl'illlt!li[, Char- lottetown, towards the construction of Tanks, &(:., provided the sum Voted towards the cost of a Steam Fire Engine he .not required.

And a stun oftwo thousand pounds for the protec- tion ofthe Fisheries and Revenue, ifrequired.

And a sum of fifty pounds towards the purchase of site for Summerside Grammar School.

And a sum of one hundred and fifty pounds to pay forthe importation ofllemp and Flax Seed.

And a sum sufficient for the completion of the Victoria Barracks.

And a sum of one hundred pounds to pay an ad- ditional Assistant in the General Post ()ll’ice, Chara lottetown.

And a sum of fifteen pounds in addition to allow- ance to Managers of Savings’ Bank, Charlottetmvn.

And a sum of three hundred pounds at the dis- posal ofthe Government towards the construction of Souris Breakwater, W'est.

And a sum of one hundred pounds towards the construction of Souris Breakwater, East, near John Knight’s.

And a sum of one hundred and fifty pounds towards the construction ofthe New London Break- water.