he could establish a legrtl qualification,-‘—wIievuua the ftiet_w_tiI. thtit in the Schedule of bin quulifimiti-in, handed to the -SIIIEIIII‘ _on the Itottiitttttioit dity iti Match, I850. there was set forth his qtiiililrcatiiin on ticcouirt of ltiir leiii-eltnld iiitereat in 300 uC|‘€| “I l*““li"“" “"5” 'l" liiu diittinct quulitictitiirti, on the ‘IS ttcreu of froi-holil,—n rid to lIlI<I I|ttIIIICt|lI||||, nu geiieriill uet forth in_ the Scliedults, he liztd sworn. %I. indepeiideiitly of t e lettaehtild tntereut. ho wait willing to I‘I!I( qunlitioatioti. iii I850, oti his title to. ttllll I"'5"""“"' "Iv u‘”

73 acresol frt-eliolrl. That hiuiitle to it was good, was cleailly .,,°w,, r.,, we Dee,‘ ;,,..if, ||'|tI tlto OVIII-'IICB coiicerriinz Ill transfer, on wltii-Ir he lied already rommetited.—tIt_|'li 3l'l'°"8l' w,,,,e,,,, Md 1,,“ ¢.||.-J for the piirptiae of altering that the hm] wa. not or‘ value ntitlieicnt tu constitute a Ii-g--I p|ll|llll"ll- riot. in it. owner, the evidence of those idi IIll<‘IlI wttiieewe lied, in the main, ratlit-r tend.-d ta e~ialilt~li than overthrow, the ycfy [act which they hail bi-en iiu-iimiiited to dtaprovc,—wliicIi wu, however, put elllllely beyond doubt and qItt‘.\'lI(IlI, by the eviil.-rice of the wry credible and rvspt-ctalife uitn- uses viliicli he (Mr. W.) liiiii-ell‘ had suniinvineil tn shew tlii- yaliit-. til ttie It IiItll)t't‘lI cl'I|l"IlLlt't.I. that the I-nrl was worth But l\lr. l):iw'siiri, on oath, hid stated. tliiit lie liiitl bgpn ¢,fl'gi-git £30, 1,’-HI, Illltl £45 for it, all of which he lied If‘-“.°\:' I... “put price being .C6iI,—-llI.’|l II" had been ollererl £60 in a certain fipe('ie" nl'p=iyin-tit whit-li he ili-cliiie~l.—'-tiitl. thnt ht‘ llltl IuI("ll Il'IlI (Ms. W.) £60 tor It. EIIIIIIIIIJII he hail. afterwards cinrseiitrtl to lake £50, and Ilttll at-tiiul y sold it to him for that attiiitint. Mr. J. II. Idiinrlre could not my what the land was wiiitIi.—lie t-tiul-I nnl ti-y what he wiiultl have been wil ing tti give lor it at the time tiftli- Slit-trill": a:i|r-, hit- cause he did not lltt'lI Irriotv tvltit kind of land it was, oi _\vh.it kind or quantity of timber was on it.—bitt he had tllIlIIlIl"lli that the land wriu like land in rtetiteral, some goo I, atiute hail ; that ‘20, 30, or 40 acres «if it tltlfllll 'tii- liar-livotitl laiil : ivnvl, tlt it alllinuzli he Illltl iitit ltniiwii tit‘ any irritate IIlI\'il|fl liven cut off“, he had |,..| 3 rnjil ciit nll‘ l.inil very it-ar it. l\Ir. K.-lly could ||(|l (uni-st-.ieiitiiiiisly value Illt‘ l:tni|; |ri- tltil tint until it, aiid, ttiorr-ilrre, wiinlil IIt'I. |1I\'t! aiiv th'ii: for it; he, I|II\\'fI‘t'I’. I-lttrittctl. that part of it wit giiiiil I‘.|lltl,l very pond Ii-rilivotid tinihi-r upon it. giving lii~ |'VIilt‘ttt‘r‘ wart sir fit-it-it as a lion. e«id ll" \\tilll-l not give .L'I0 tiir the land: he said Irv was not litnsso-tl by all) private ti pn'itical prr-jtitIice~ in giving hie evident-e ; and he ri \ '.) was vi-ry it-iliin-.' to believe, thit It" really tliiitinlit

I was quite free frtiiii all iiilltietit-es ivliit-It I‘.tHIIlI rttilziirlt‘ .il'- fi-ct his evidi-rice. Still, Iitiwcvcr, h ' (.\li. \V.) \\'a~‘ per.~n.iiI- ed. that be (Mr. H.) woiil-l give -1 good deal to have Ill‘ti (.\lr. .i cent in the devil, tir ziiiv wlteie else 2 and lie \:\'lIIlIil t-e:- taiuly have been much surprised if Mr ll.isztr«l‘.< C\'I(It‘lI(‘.t' hail been In it i'iintrarv elf vi. The tivitlent-e iil‘ilii- ll-vii. Mr. Cities and that of M I‘.-IIIIWSIIII. both went to priive that the agree- ment entered into in I816, gave liitn (Mr. W.) full power tti exercise every riiglrt ol' O\\'lI"|’-*l|lp over the litiitl,-—and such won the iipiniiui iifiill who new any thing aliotit it. 'l‘li" litin. mt-mtier lirr Cliarlnltt-ttiwii hail ClItISf‘lI to rci-titliatc the itlt-.1 (DI. that agreement ever liaviiig oxisieil, lIttI\\IllI.\Illlllll||‘_' ‘lie ilirei-t and positive evidence of the Hun. Mr. (‘tiles and Mr. lliivrimii to the ('tl7llf.lI.V,--iltltl lie li:itl itiiiiit-iltately t-ntleavnrcl ttr inval- idutu their !3VItIe(It'(', by asltéii-.5 why the azr t‘lII({IIl. was not rtidtired. To his tili~t.-rtmtitiiis on tli it lit.-ail. Iii: (Mr. \V.) iewi-ver, would ropli, that the e.\i:i- in of IIN! Ilt_'I"‘L'III¢‘III, and its vxact nature and piirpnrt, hail ii ‘en rstztlilisliriil by evi- dence which cnulil not be faitli IllI[ttI.1llt‘tl-—-Zllltl. that on thr- oiic siile, H, gflrefllllclll. ivliit-It had been |tI'1)'llIt?U|I only to lit.- caticrilleil, as the ctipv of it was produced by Mr. Daws-in. was mil likely to he prt-servriil zifti-rwarile-—aiiil, tliit on the (IlIll’I’, it had rcrtaiiily not appeared to IIIIII (.\lr. \V.) to hit at all iii-.~ cessxtry to ruiniiiage his (Il’{I\\‘t‘I'8, iii t§ell|‘|‘II of :t iliit-tiiiieiit, setting forth an agreement vi-hit-It liatl hi-en fiiltilli-il tn the very letter, rs sheiin by it valid instrtiiiietil of n .~tili<t-qiiriit il:itt-. Mr. Mooney bail Bl.'tIt‘tI, that he was \\'Pll at-qiiainii-il Will! the extent and qtr iliiy of the l:llI‘l in qiit-stioii,-—.ititl. Ill it In- lia l tiff--red £50 for it. M r. lliigl-es hail slstieil, that lit‘ liail sold 150 nerve of Illlltl of the same quality as his (.\It'. \\''s.) for £90; but. that had he lievii -_'iiii-L: to live upon it liiiinell‘. it wtiiilil have been worth more to him. 'l'lie eiitleur-t-. til‘ Mr. Fitzsiinuititia wan to the satire clfect. To rill their tvitiir-sst-s. qtti-iititinu Iiad bet-ii put, with the i-vitlciit iiiti-nt IIrllflI\\'lll‘_{ friitn them an atliiiissii-ti. that they did llttl think the land \|'(II’lIl -€50.-but unclt QIIPSIIUIIS liatl trily clicititd sttniigiir evidcticti. that the land was of that valiie, or nttire.—aiiil tho litiii. mem- ber for tlliairlnttotiiwti trad nnt gut-rev-drtl, in one solitary in- stant-c, in nliewiiig that lllt‘ land was not of llii- value plaveil input The menilit-r fiir Cliarliittv-tiiwn hail cliii-lly (III’t‘I'3ICtI lira ell‘-irtu rind iir.'t:iiiriiy- to priIvP. that he (.\lr. W.) had not it gout‘ qiralificatiiiii in the your I850. ' 'I'ltnt wna tint the qucrntiiirt Iitifiim the Cornniitleo. The qtieiititirt Whit. ltad be (Mr. l'iilriier‘, or li.id be not,_ unjuully napi-r-ctl his chariirter no a tiieirilii-r tiftli.it IIUINP, by iiripiititig to him the l,'I‘IlIIe of perjury. .\ltliiiugh he (\lr. \Vli--l.-iii) bail iilreiidy cl»-nrly tw- tithli-iht-.d the Vrtliilit) of bin qii.iliIicittiiiii, \VIrlt‘ i hit t-iiuteiidiiil ciiulil titttiir rlirilr-:ist I|9lIlrI'(‘.llElI by the law relating in tho rt-i.'i~|r,v ti I-"hr-rill"! drwtld, he tit-vi-rtlielt--.s tIl‘IIIt‘lI enipliaiit~:tll_\' that the incin- brir for tflnirliitteiowii, or ziriy pt-r~oti i-l-ii-, liiil tlii: riglit to r'.ill his qmililleittiiirt for the )l"ll' I'*.'.Il info qnrwli-itt -lit-t‘.iti.<ii lie Ii.itl IIl'I‘Il l|g’IItt elected in Iflfil on It tiiI.il|v tlitii-rt-tit qti.ilil'ii-:itiiiii, atitl that will the only qtirtliiiratitiri tltcn Iii-fort: the thiiiitiriiti.-t-. 'l'lie III‘4'lI of the property on the table iliil tint t-,tin.-ttiiutti the wliiili: of his tnrliticutiiiri fiir It~‘5lt. Ilia did not feel liiiii-it.-lI't-..illr-.il upon to prii- unig the tptnlifir-:itiiiii of that year, any more III in the rtgri-etrieiit in virtue of whit-.li he unl I‘ l in I816. The itieiribi-r for C irlniti-- tmvri hurl frr-qttontly hr-fine, the |Il'P'luIlI|IIlt|fl to qiiesiitiit liiu (\lr. \VItirluri‘it) qn tliftcnliiitt, Iiinrg pieviiitts to the your I851); liiti it was at liiiil utliiiiltr-il Irv him in Ilii- counts of the speiicli he lI:ttI jit-it delivered, tIi:iI ih:- l|1fI't7lI|“IIl riiiti-rt-,il into in I.‘lIti, gave him EIII cqttititlile f'|lItlIIIIl'.Il|'|Il. 'I‘hi2 l‘\'|1Ir‘I|l'9 tif tltrt :igii~--iiii-tit Iwtirri in bv of the witrrieiues, l\lr. I).i\\.-nu ltllll Cotes), the‘ Iltzt-il In-fine the Cririitiiittt-o was tr iii<l'i-rri-il III Ilitti ittftilfiliiit-rrt of Ilttt ngrri-r-iticrit—t|i:il was lilti-iii-v s\‘.‘tirn to by the two wirii.-sat-it Ilt! I just ttii-iitiiiiir.l', ailt the min- ditionatif this agrettitielfl liiil IINEII fillilli-il—tlt.it \\:IsI I|I§lI sworn to by i r. awaiirt. Now, he would hire to II~£l\', if lit-, Ii tl Ill equitable title to the hind. uud an eqiiiialilti tprzililicitinii in IBM, in virtue of trii ngt-iieiiii-iii, liiiiv was it tli.it he Ii.-id no ouch equitable title, or no such cqtiiiablo quirlifit-atiiiii in l.'4.'iiI. when the r'|gI'l9l5lI|t!III witit fulfilled, and triergt-.tl in the II¢'t‘tI ? 'l I member for Chnrliitlr-tiittn liittl uintt.-il, that in I8.')(l. he [\ r. ‘\'IIl'- Ian] had no eiitnte in the land. ntir nrry interiirtr wliaiiivier in it uuch were the fact. ivliat did he nit-nii by liia ndiiii--iiiti, tli:it In» [Mr. Whelan] had itti crpiilnlilii title toil in l'S~Iti 7 \\':t~i art " uitahle title," which gave IIIIII the right to Hit in that Ilou.-no, ' 2? )it, t-xtzlaitiirl the IlII‘lItIIl_'I’ llir

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Charlottetown, etitreticltiii t f, rrti usiiiil, Iicltitiil tl tpiihlile and I Iopliiitiri, lie [\lr. \Vltulutt] li.id no legal llIlt!I'I'flI in t it: ' ' ' ‘ 'Iii-n prny who wait in piisitti.e-iiiti ? It Ir:itl lit-on tloclnrt-il by ltiii. ttpon IIi~s oath, that he [\lr. \Vbt.-Inn] t-ou'tl exercise all the rights of iiwrii-r- m-“hip IIVPI‘ the l.tiitl_ from tho, iiniir the ngn-i-rrti-tit was signal in ]3;5_ ll. [\lr. llatvrrtiii] could not iioll the land, nor, its Ill! dn- clurrid upon oitllt. itttt-rletti with Iiiui [\lr. \\'hi-,lztii] if he cliiiiiri tn uell ii, previiiuit iii I850. Not .\|r. \Vlt-rl.iri, until the riietrilier for Chutlntlr-ltiwn, Iiecuuue Iiiit title, nt-ciiitling to hit [\lr. I’itlrtrr-r'it] tlniiutliiirized and highly querttioiiulile version of the law, ttau not II ul title. Wur MI. Dtiwiton then, the ptisueutor.’ i 0, that not be the cttac, because. ticcortlirig to the aiiiiie liiztli I'tIIl.IIO- ri=_v, 5 \Ir. Whelitrt bail nn t-ipiitatile claim upon, and interest in, the Iittid; Mu. uwaon, could not tlicrr.-foro, legally possess what another person had an uitiililc cliiini to. It iviu indeed, on- neeeutrry to as use the alien ity of this quibble; it wait it paltry and coiitutiiptib uuhutfie, which could excrciiie no IlIIItIt!I’Ict' upon any itittelligent mind; but it w.tu well in lieu trig with the gr-m-riil tenor of the l|It!t't7II delivered by the months: for Cltiirliiiiisiown, which was ri-ninrlinlilr: for nothing, but ill coiriplr.-to luilurc to estu- blinli the c.iii-- be tiiiilt 'tii hand. itli reapcct to the lion. iiirmrber'ii (Hr. l"u) explanations touch- ing the piiniiii-ti in which he (.\Ir. I'.i wiiti pliir-ed before the (Inni- rnittee. us regarded what he lt:id engaged to auliutzrtitiatt-. Ito (lltiii. Mr. W.) would tnrrrely iil-at-no-, thnt it refi-tcnce iii the ltr-iiiilutirin before the Ciinltliittce wiiulil ttlttarly itlitsw, that the oliligittiuit rr-at iiig II in him. and its iruuiiietl Iiy Iii no-lf. was to IIIIINIJIIIIIJIO‘ the itti pied cliitrgu of perjury : .-riiil not iiii-rt-Iy tn .IIIt‘.\V thnt hie (.\Ir. \V.) tld ritit u utrllli-lent qunlificiitinii. An. II(|\V!'\‘l'l‘, III i to eviileiicti he ( r. .) had been able to iitliluro, and nll the ptror iinil rtii-it-raiblii Itrgumenla with which he hittl eitdt-zivorr-il to .-uctaiii Ilii nll»-gittliiiiii. Iuid only tended tti rtlieiv how uiifiiiinili-tl ittiil iridiaferiitililti they were, be (Mr. W.) would not iiniiecrissnrily tresp;i« llll lori or upon the pirtierice of the Ctiturnittee; but “III! the fnlltiit citiifiilt-rice in their iiripitrtinlily, he would now leave them to ‘_-i<Iltt|IIII('t‘. jut g- room in iiccordarieu with the av’ tree which Inn in-err ziddut-.istI, unhiitoed, an he believed they were, by the rpecinl pliinding. aopltlutriea, quitrblirig, legal r.-Iticart and Ilrrenirtg of him whti bud urregirrttly naitirriiod to hiiriuelf the 33.. of public proucuttir, with-

out either In honor: or no ruwarda.

THUIIDAY. March Ilth. AFTEIINOON SITTING. to on-Genetic-no or Purvruuouu,-Ir. FLYNN in th E.

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Rrralt-eil, Al the opinion of thin Committee, that Edward Pal- mer, inquire. Ililsl fniltrtl tti uubatiintiate his implied charge of Per- jury again.-ttlie Iloii. Edward \Vhelan. a Member of thin Ilouu art made by hitti during the debate on the Lawyers’ Bill.

Flynn, Mooney.

YI.|I—.“t'elt‘l. I-‘raiser, Ctiles, Pope, urdine, M‘Ni-ill. eatorr, llnviea, Llutk, Speu er—I . ' vs—.\li-niyii. 'I‘liiirntoii, Wiglitiiniii, Iliiviluud, M‘Atiluy, Yeo,

Diiui-e and .'IIotitgn.'iicry—7.

Mr. Speaker having roirunied the Chair, the Chairman reported two Iteriiilutiiitia.

Rerulveil. A: the opinion oftliis Corriinittee, that Edward Palmer, Eitq., Iltli failed to ltllhlltlllliillfl hi: implied charge of I’er_iurytigiiittIt the Hon. Edward \Vliel.tn, ii tiieiiiber uftliia Ilouite, It made by hint during Illl! Debate oit the l.rtiv_yerit’ i .

Ru-rive’/. Art the iipiriitiit of the Coiiiiriittcc, that the Deed laid ml the 'l'.iblti iifllie Iluuitn by the Iloti. lldtvnrd \Vhe|2iti, iii a ruf- ftciertt qurililicutioit to entitle hint to at seat in thin llouiie, tirr a mem- bcr tltercu .

The firut ltoving been read, .‘\lr. DOL'SE moved on unread-

iiierit.

Rug],-.31, '|‘}mi 1|", Dam‘ of Ctinveynrtce for 13 note: of \Vilder- nriu ',I|fl(| on 'l‘iiwnitliip 37. coiive, ed from \VIllltitti tluiidnll, Iiitip, Slteiilf of Queen‘.i Ciiinitv. to John 'u'.‘.“.vir-iii, dated July MI I. IBM, and tr.iii<l'i-rred lo the Iliin. Edward \i'lielain. APT” 2"!‘- IHIO, coirieu within the ttreniiiirg of the fourth clause of tilt AL! 16 ciiiiliriii 'l"ttli-it to I.:iridit purcliniied under the several Actti for levy- ing .-tn As.-esstiimit on all I.niidit in thin: Iitland, til pained April Itltli. IHI5. viz.: “ 'l‘liit tiu Di: n :iiiy Sale Iieretiifore tirade, itlinll lit-. deeiiied v.i|i I, ngrli-its stuclt l)eiei.l be eaecuted witltitt aix iiiutitlur itfter the pzissiiu iiftliis Act; nor shall titty such Ileed no aforeuatd be v.ilid. liefiire the iiitiiiu irliall be duly rcgi.-itt-Jed."

'I‘liu questloll being put on the said atticiiduieiit, the House divi-

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Yi:1tsr—DouIc. \VighIin:in, Yeti, Ilaviland, M‘Aulay, Montgo- mery, 'l'litirnltiri— . .\'.sve-—lIiiiiiir:rIilies G. Colon, 1.

Pope, J. \Varburton, and Dr. Jardiiie; Illesitrit. inst.-r. lleaton, Clnrlr, Mooney, M‘.\'eill, Laird, Flynn, iitid lIiiviea—l2.

So tlii: niiieridiiietil was negalived.

.\lr. 'l‘IIUl{.‘l'I'UN their uiuved tin timendutent to the firat Relo-

I-IIIIIII. \Vliert-as the following Resolution pulsed this House on the N

I. IIII .*'

“ Wlierenu Eilwitrd Palnier, Est] , a Member of this IIourie,w'Itile tlin Ilutiats wire in Ciittiitiittee on the '4|IWy(3fI' Bill, charged the Ilon. '1. Wlielari, rt ltliiiiilier of this Iltiuiie, Ii iitiplicatiiin, with being it I‘erjiirer.Ii_v Ittiving tttkt-ii his seat itt tliiit Ilbune without it qualification which IlCCtI.i:IIll|lI tliiit Ilouite believer: In be unfounded: Tlterefore R|‘§lIIVl’tI. 'l'hnt .\lr. Palnier retract the implied nccusittion against Mr. \\"lit-lriii (unless he is prepnreil to uubsiniititite the iizitiie) nu tlniiptili-gize tothis l wise for iiut.-li uiic.tlled for and unfounded lniiguugi-; I|lIlI that Mr. Wlielaii be required to apologize to the llnusi-, fur the unbecoiiiiiig language rniide use of by ltitn in de- li:itt.-.”

And .\lr. Palnier Itylllg called upon to make the said apology, re- plied its l‘ii|lntvu: " if time wart given ltiiii to procure witneaitea, he is pri-p.irt.itI tu prtivie. that at the time .\lr. Wlielari took his seat iii the I lied. Ile lutdtilread npologized to the

' ." \\'liereupon the House ordere , tli:tt Mr. I’:tlincr be required, ivillitiut tiny uniiccesitary ~-:i_\. to sitli~il;iitti::tc tlii.*at-cu.-atiiiii lit: It:td preferred ngaiiiiit Mr. And tilicreau, upon it full iiivusli,-;:itiiin itito the iittittcr, bi.-I't.tre It t,'niiitiiiiteei»f I'i'ivilt-gexi,it nppeais Iltat the Decd oftlic Property upon \\llIl‘lI .\Ir. \\'li.~l;iii tptalilit-il, is a >'licrilf'it Deed for I.:itid sold til a Land Tax Sale. to Mr. Jtiltn I):l\\‘itDlI, and iii dated the 24th of .luly, I8-I3, and tho it.iiiie wart triitisferred to Mr. \Vhc|an, as up- pi.-atii by entliinii-nient iiti the it.iid Deed, and wliicli trtitnrfer, by the evidence of .\lr. John Dart‘.-iiiir rind tlin “ uuliscribitig witness," was iitit exccutt-d by IIIIII tiiitil the 24th of April, I350, is tint yet rectiided. nor was lltc corisideriitiott money fully paid until I852 ; iirid tliert-t'iim, at the time of .\Ir. \Vltt.-lnii'a qualifying its a Candi- date, in l"elirit:iry, llifill, he had not a legal qualilicutioit :

Cl'Iu*i'c/‘ore RI'$0ll'(’i/, 'l'ltttt this House deennt Mr. I'tt|iner, its by the i-tiilentte tIIItI|lI‘."(I, so fair to have eulistntitiated the charge. by proving, that in I"eliruary, I850, .\Ir. Whe|.tn had not ll It-gal tiunliliiriitinri; but tliiit Iliiitut-, ctiiiiiitletziiig, that ivlitrii Mr. \_\'helati qiinltlied in l"t-liruirry, It4.'iII, re ivnzt iitit fully nctpiziuited with t e prrivi-titnts of the Act II 'ii:., cap. 2|, the Iltitiae tlierefure exone- rntmi .\Ir. \\'Iiiel;in from the iiriplii-d ;ict:us:ttiiiri of 'er'iiry.

'l'lic nut.-stiiiii being pttt on the iiaiJ aitietidiiieiit, the House divi-

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Yi:As—YIIt-.-srs. Donna, \Viglitinari, Yeo, Hiiviland, lIl‘Auluy. llloiitgorriery. 'I'lttiriittrit tinil Da\’icit—-. . vu— Iiiiitiraliliis ti. Colt-,<, J. Warburtrin. 1. Pope. nml Dr. Jttrdiiic: .\Ie-iirn. Ueatoii, Clark, Mooney, .\I‘Nt.-ill, Laird, I"Iynn, and I~'r:tser—I I. So the nrriendtnent was lost. _ 'l'lio que.-iiiiii was then put on the first Reutilutron, and it was carried \\ll,I|(It)l it di\l:Ii0r| ‘Ibo -sectiiitl llesoluiinii hiring then rottd, Mr. Ilnviluvid, moved word " is," in the second line he struck out, arid the wit do " witu

Nairr—Merara. Moiitgrimury. Ilavi'|urid,— Yeti, M'Auliiy, Donne, Clerk. and Benttiri— . t) it Will cnrrind in the ritlirrnativo. .ind ordered accordingly.

Mr. I’AI.!IIIrJI{ litiving then been called in. and the firsti of the laid Keiuilutionit having been read to IIIIII. b Mr. Hpeiiker, Mr. itltllet in IIII place, stated that be retracted the wovdu used by him on the evening of the 2d Mnrcli, tvtllt reference to the charge of de ngniiist ct-rtitiii Mernberr of the House. (In nitition of the lloti. Mr. ' ‘I, Resolved. That Mr. Palmer Iiuii complied with the order of the Houue.

1iH£.\.SZ.lllItllD’_S> triaziiiuflztt.

Viglitrnaa, Thornton, ‘J

TUESDAY, MARCH 23. 1852.

\I’e intend id last week In li.i‘\'e issued an I'Ix't‘aA, to have It ipt pace with the Debates in the Htiuite of Ausenililv. but the Copy be. ing tlelriyod in titioilier Ollice, we were prevent I .

'l'liii Di.-liatei niitl priiceedini,-it in Mr. Wlttilnn'e case, having ex- tended to ritore than we calt-ulitntl, and being desirous of giving

the itnbji-ct entire, in one Paper, we have bi-.eii obliged to exclude rtrvioriil tIiirirriiuiiiuatiiiiiii. uiitl itotnti nerve. The Mail dun vciiterdni’. has i."'l _""_l tlrrived. We intend. in order lay before our I'I3l|tIt'I"', Inaitet ‘“' ‘-‘.'.‘lItI,Il.ltI any new: that may arrive dy the Eiiglirli Mail. now e,p,,cr,_..|_ to ;_-we un I1.X'I‘R.\ on Thurrtdiiy next.

We :tl’(! iiifortiied that the IIo."l0 of Asienilily will rile some day next \\‘Ct:l(.

The proceedings of the lliblo Society !\le°ti"li “ A l"*9“‘-“I9 Tcachi.-r,’ " " rid “ halite" have been receiv- ed and will be attended to as early or we can find room.

We did not receive the Advertisement of the Conirtiiliiuner Cr Rtlitllit tirthe 8th Dialrict ol' Prince County, until Friday last, too late for luirt week’: paper.

By the arrival of tltc Couriers tin Frid:ii' last, we are put in poll-

cseiun ul'News ti few days later trio the l:.'nitcd States. LA'I'F.S'l‘ FROM EUROPE.

I_.titti papcrii received by brigt. Iliilif-ix, from Iloitton, contain in-

tlclltgence by the Arctic, which arrived at New York on ltloiidziy tut.

A new Ministry has been formed with the Earl of Derby at the II .

I'iirlinnient lnidndjourned over till Ffldfl)’, the 27th, in order to allow the new Pri-inter to complete his urr.tngi:iiiciits.

Lord John l{usiti:ll’ii reiiigiiatinii had been definitively acct-pted by the Queen on the 2Iiit I"eb., and Lord Derby, (‘ate Stanley.) o Motidziy, 23d. submitted II lid! of his caliiiit.-I to Her Mtijesiy, and ltiiued hands on Iiiir uppoititiiiciit to OIIICLI. The new i\Iiniiitry cuti- eistii tif:—

I"iriit I.oril riftlie 'I‘rertirury.—TIie [Carl of Derby.

Lord High t.‘li:iiicol in —:'ir II. Sugdeii, ttiili ll peerage. Prciiiileiit of this Count:il.—‘l'lie Ii.-irl of l.t.itisdale.

I.-~rd l'ri\'y Siea|.—\lart uis of Salisliur .

CIIi|llCl‘.IllII' of the Iixclit-quisr (probably) Mr. D‘Iiiraeli. Siecri-.t.try of State for Ilotiiii Departiiierit.—\Ir. \V.iIptile. Seizrctttry iif State for Foreigit Atfairit.—liurl of itlalitierbury. Secretary for the Colunies.—Sir J. ’uckiu-.'tuti.

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Q? There ivill be it Collection made in St. Paul’: Church on next Lord‘: day tiioriiing, in aid ofthe Episcopal Sunday School.

Dtch,

On the Iltli ult., at the lllanse of Kilclircnnztn, Rev. John lilac- Lcnnaii, .\liiiisiiir eflliat pariii i.

The ileceased is well known on this Inland, having been for mniiy yearn \linistr-.r of the Church at Hblfitsl. In Sept. I8-Ill, lie left the Isliind for Scotland, and Iaboureil for about two vctirs at Croittarty, when he was retrieved to the Parisli 0rKII(‘.lI|’elIIIlIl1.

Uii Siititrilaiy last, Mr. J r is .\Iilltier, sen., 'I'iiirtinitli, aged 72

years, ati old rind respectable lrili.ibitaiit of this '1 own.

Ilttsstitgrrs. In the Ice Dent on Friday l.t=t, Cztplztiti SLEIGR, from England. ‘his gr-iitleiiiaiii purcliased Mr. \Vorrell'ii Estate on this Island it short time since.

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——o Eruut-i-uM.—In the date iifdiabate, in first page oftlie paper for EDNEIIIAY I8tli. rend \Vi:nisuui)Air, MARCH 3d.

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large black New-foundlund DOG, having one white spot on his nu."

not," be rtulistitutr-iI; and that the words, “in March, I550," be udtli.-tl lit the end after riaid ltt-siiliition.

Ilnu, \Ir. I’Ul’II, tlir-ii iiiot-ed in ittiiendnient to the uincudiiiont, thnt, the wtirtls prtipost-d so to be itltuc ' out o ittnritl part it the nitiriiiii, nnd tIi.it the words proposed to be added at the end he not

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'l'lite Ilonec (II\'ltIl‘tI oti Mr. Pope‘: rrmt-ndirierit.

YIiIAS'—I|lIIIlIl:IlIlt'i J. \\':rrliurton, J. P0 ie, 1. Jftrtliiie, and G, Cult-s; .\li-.-.-is. Ili-atitin. Clark, .\loout-y, 'lynii, M'l\'eill, Laird, I)lIVIl'! and l"tii.-i-r— ' .

N_‘y§._,\ e-'§tu_ .\Iii goiiit-ry, .\I'Aul;ty, \Viglittnan, Tliorntoit. Il:t\'il:tiitl, I)nn.-Ire arid Yr-ti--7

'l’lii- qllvilltlll Iii-ing then put on the second Resolution, it passed in the iillirniatiie on the name tIl\I\'l0II.

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l\I0ll NING .s‘l'l"I‘INt?. l"i;iii.ii'. .'\l:iit-li I2. Iltiurir. IN Ct)M!\lI'I“I‘I~.‘I; ox I’itivii.cGir.s—.\lr. I-‘l.YN.\' in II : (II . i’. “.\lr. .l-‘l:.\Sl‘.l‘t II’IlIV1‘lI the f.»l|mviiig ROSIIIIIIIIIII

‘ Ile in black, very fat. with curling Iiuir; ll white apot on the bite

\\'|..-..».is l~‘.i|ti;ii-d l‘nliiit:r, I".-'q.. in his place, lICI‘.ll.\'l‘II—Ity ini- plit':iIiiiii-tlni Iltiti. FAIIV-II’tI \Vlii-Inn, of pi-i'jur_\', uttil it'.'i.d itlliiwt-d by this ||..u-ii-, the alternative of ri-trrictitig or ittilistiiiiliatiiig the r~’;.|l||I‘; and \\IIi'I'l'i'I.'|, nptiri ll full Ill\'\.‘§lIg-tlltrllp lie liaviiig Iillllftl tn §llli~I£II|Il.IlI'. .-i.iiil rlinige: 'l'lit-rt-I-ire lit‘.-I-iltetl, that the Speulrcr dii :iilini>iiislt I‘:tl\\ilI\l I’ultiit.-r, I"..~q., itiitl reqitite ltitri to tttztke the fol- lim-‘ui-_r JIlIl)ItI:_I)‘

I Iitlwurd I’.i|iiirer, wliilt: in tho lieat of debate, in cl,_-.rgi,.g—liy itnplir';itioii—-tlie Ilott. litlwatrd \\"lit.-Ian, of I’erjttry—-now ucktiow.

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ledge llt.it I have done wrong. and retract the nccuiitriitm,

ML (-|,,.\|{|( , rtitived tn iiuiciid the mild Reuoluliiin, rig folio“-5;

llcsoli-cl, 'I‘lint -1 war I'nliiii:r, '_1iiq-., n inemlier of this 2 IIUIIHG‘, ha: failetl to prove the cli;irgc——liy tiriyilic.~itiii.i‘_r.l‘ I‘;-,J'u,y_ tii:ii|i- by IIIIII IIfli'IIlI“I the I llll. l.ilt\'.irtI \_\ ltclatt, he be called upon , to rt-tract .wiit;lit.-li.irgi-,. III'l|IZt't\t\.IuIIl:0 with the lit.-sulutiotr of the lliiii.-.-, iiftliu 2d .\Iaiclt, IIIlltItIl-

'|'i..,- que~'llt|t| I)t‘Iltg.Il|t!tI put on Mr. Clark‘: niiiendinerit, it wnu carried by the (.'oiiiitii|l¢i!-

llnrt. Mr. W.\l{lIlJlt' ‘ON then moved, that E. Pttltricr. Euq., ‘ be called upon to defray the expenses of the witneueu exniiiiiwd before this t,‘iiinniitti.-e of l'rt\‘tleg-‘ii.

Ari arnt-iitlitittiit \Vl|9|l:I'?|’C|:lPl'll: t1iItWed ill! followa : ,

Rt; ill; I. 'I‘liat it war it incr. Isqiilre, Iiavin fail prnve IIIl' chatgn of I'i'I'j|”Vi l‘“'r‘""“d by liitit—by it:-fr ea to l|_'tlIlI§I the Iloii. litlivaril \ 'Iielati, lit: he called up- 9x'|e||-lei til’ the tvitncsiieii uuniiiioued by him |,,,f,,,,, tin I’ti\'ile (‘IL