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TED DA tis = tu eT SE - | r . — <a ' . . | « iit . oth | landlords for rentto be substitution for | 7 X | ) , Kk X NER. |! his sentence, a statement, to the following | a brother who has occ o7 hae Said ‘such ront,and.to be pail ty the 5 ate fury _& Ti Ke AIL) UX AMINER. effect, viz: that®h@d he @ new)tria) he} of minister and — hem. Assembly, | loss of liberal revénue; let Ireland have : weuld be able to show GaAuse why the of the Church, as wel oa = a Sekine’ | the right of self-yoverminent, and let thelygg-o LET Hoase, Stable, garden and pre. | JUNE 22, 1882 Asseubly would modify its sentence, while | nave found you guilty wetted in ertain ‘land and Ireland be ddministen d-by an | Mises opposite St. Dansten's College, on | BY THR - - — it the same time he bows to What it-has as also of writing _ pe a charac- | iris) Parliament. Thisis what T advoeat-|Malp que noad, now occupied by R. B ie SDP D sWQaTTT.T done | articles of » Cee ee ee a jae cecu- | ed in Liverpool, and this is my explanation | Thomas. Eq. Possession. given Ist July. | Pupils of the Congregation ds Notre Dame THE GEN BRAL R ESULI ctnnnittncnanteasineanenaninarnssendpcciy sali <iineneinaueciaineninntins | ter. The editor of : vospeuiabie 103i | of what I mean by giving lund tothe peo | Pasture for horse and cow if r quired, Rent kindly assisted by the members of the ; — = ‘gt . s 1g) | pies a very arduous an — . * > is i ; ay ‘re p> iu = le ¢ 7.) a ’ : Govt. Opp.| RESULT OF THE POLLING Hon: He may make himself and his paper | ple, and this he _ tog Eee J. & T. MORRIS Orchestral Club, in ver 1 to society, bt gi a: MC me ; 7 1 42 | isiidianaecans La power of incalculable goo Weather Bull Ch’town , June 22, 82, —3i Convent Hall the 2

(intario rs ‘ > TAn nm \Tr y a h . ma make it an engine of | eather ulletin. cihiamenciviniisiinmmeti iianealinemnainial aitialiaai i r 7 . ie wt th June.

Onebee . ; 53 12) PRINCE COUNT . or ec y “s , mt bat o> awe ss :

‘ . . ave great evil. It is greatly to be tthe aatiaationcniattn

New Brunswick Sy 5) : 17. en ‘ sted = im ~obabilities for the nert 24 hours tor the | eure ia

I > of .Vregrdtted /that you jhave actet Probabilities for the nea Q ? PROGRAM

Neva Scotia : A q = > rE “er blished certain ar-} Yariti Province .

: ; ; 2 : such & manner, and published cer Varitime Provinces. l Ent Ga’ afi; ene

P. E. Island . ' 3 ee = | 3 ; thy of your pro- | Entree—Ga'op :'rilliaatwon 5 Piagos, 26 Wands

“ siniail = ~ |uoles deemed so unworthy of ye ae ae a ce we | First District OG tae and standing I trust that standing Tonento, June T_10a. wa K R | Part Finer (Junior Pupils, ) od : | eee any. . ~elas \ou noWdé @t thebar of this venerable Moderate sto fresh winds, mostly west and | |Somg ........ . es Little Blue Bird

Giving ‘the’ Government ‘a »majofity.\of} Tigaish cae a ‘a $3 lassembly, in a very solemn position, the| | ithwest; continued fine weather; higher | ’ | Instrumental Duet ...; Birthiday Ball ¥ ! fifty-four, with Kinbey classe bas inde pend- Nati peas . os 75, 63 108 | rebuke whieh I now, in name of this Court temperature. AT Song. . sere seeesy. A Letter to Papa ’ ent, the fesult im Halifax disputed, and ry waa oac . 93 87 109 101 pronouneg upon you,. may, under the ——— - ee — 4 : J / Pr zea te the little ones. Manitoba and British ¢ wumbia elections | > ue rH , : 38 29 55 45 | blessing Me @od, be yreatly sanctified: to | ith Wieiinciennentad | CARDIG i ® BR IDG i Parr SECON». ar’ 3 still to be held; and ‘showing that the | Kildare s ‘ oo N48 129. 75. Siy.n, through all your fature lite, and prove | Iustrumental Music-—Jovitation la Valeo a bi ine jority for the Government will be six ty Lut 5 a ae” ee 87 | that the di cipline has not been in vain. News, | on— Pianos, Harp and Orgad * and upwards. The above figures are, We | Miminegash 41 34 56 58) At the fimsh of the Moderator’s remarks, i : J j | Vocal Muste—Charity — Rossini— ola, f av add. fromm the Sti Jobn Telegraph. yak R. . i we. 6B . / ired to hi t This is to certify thatthe series of un-| Sad Mi

may add, from th Dock Road =. 4 Mr. Lawson bowed and retired to his seat, leserved Testimonials, colled for by the! Dominion D; Jul l { 1883 i 3 Mien Knight & % RR ee Seeond Listrict. jon the way to which he was met by several Patriot. and relied on by Rx Governor Laird ay, ? y § a | P.izes to untermediate claaa. i r ; [iptue et oe West Point ‘ ‘ Sl 27 146° 107 / of bis fiends who warmly shook bim by have done much to defeat His Ex- Excel. | ce ore nae Rot live Vianow, by rd ; 2 oe: ioe on fot 11 , ; ; rH st = 2 the hand. lency’s election. | (YXGE Parishon-rs of © All Saints * Charch, | Misses Welsh, Robins, Lemus, free y > : ; Tug Patriot seems to 0€ elated ove | Brae . . . . vs 7 | —_— (Signed) Nor Mr. Cuarenie. | Cardigin Bridge, intend hol tiny mad lo ; : : \ fact that this Province has returned four pot 13 33. 28° 203°°154 - ~ | Tea Party as the Siunste isnate “ae. Song—Joyful Day— Solo--Misses Beer and . : members. to oppose the Gaveroment and rot 15°; hewn optor 10) TE) RERADHIG NEWS. : DAY, Sly ta Me lake tlgae a Findley $ but two to support. it We venture ‘the Thirit Didvlet, — DIED. , ’ . rrand March —Pisnos, Organ apd Orches..., « opinion that, in thel* cooler moments, few | Wellington ee se Ree Ae - — At *ummerside, on the 15th inst., after an DOMt *ION DAY, Prizes to 2ud and 3rd Cours tral Clay.

will be found, even among the extreme | Lot 15 ’ f 6a a 40 Lonpon, June 20. illness «f six months, James 8S. Crossman, | for the purpose of rising fands to tiaish the! Vocal Selo—Flewes Gir’. = : a= dina Kai “ee Grits, to reciprovate the feeling Phat the | Indian River . : 61 64 94 55 C Sir Charles. Diike First Clerk in the Customs Department at | interior of the Church Instrumental Wasic. ...Grant Consett Duet”

Island has placed i s-Tf_ in aytagonism with | Malp: que a : 4 5 54 53 In the aoe f th + Samal that port, in the forty-seventh year of his age ‘Lhe Committee of mauagemcntare making | Vocal Music ~Grand Uh wus—Solég by a friendly and geucrods @ veroment, aod | Lot 16 : : 24°26 76 aN stated that a.con mene ca + The deceased leaves a wife and six children, | every effort to sustain the good reputation! Misses Knight, Fia ley; Lowden, Smith. .

3 in wnison with. a Pary“wbich, by the! Komont Bay ; ; (132°°722°° 89°) 95) powers will meet at Constantineple on | pesides a large number of relatives and friends | already won by the people ot (srdigan on all | Medals, Honors, Prizes to Ist and Superi a mouth of its recognized leaders, savs it has | Wellington Chape : 41 37° 49 45)'fbursday, without the consent of Turkey. . | to mown their Joss. Srctmer occa-tuus. | Cunttece, Musié ' Dretriagrand Front a already received a larger share of pubhe Fourth. District. A despatch “from Durban announces At Relle Creek, on Sunday, the 11th inst.,} Special arrangements will be mode with Vocal Nolo........... . .Peofesehan % patronage and money than it isentitied tov! "Praveliens Rest . i 48 40 Se 42) that a civil war has commenced in Zulu. | Mr. Donald Math«son, in the 73rd year of }the Railway tor reduced fares, of which due | Waltzes Ever and Never—Orchestral Qlab ii must, by.every man who really desired the | Preetown 495 46 94 86] land. Dabuko, &® brother Of peaky. his age, ae by a large cirele of | notice will be given, |Song—The Day is Gaily Closing--Solds i advancement of his fi ative’ Island, be con- Kensington 83 85 78 °°'7¥ | has defeatcd Chiefs Usibepu and Sham. ~Tt} relatives aud friencs | Amusements usaal on such occasions will | : Miss Strong 4 > sidered a misfortune to be Tegretted rather | Cape T: averse i654 6-40 = is expected that Dabuko will attack John be provided on a large scale; aid no trouble: Gold Medal and Crown¢ for Good Qondact. — ‘ sl jiar » foyfal abo ts 58°48 19) Dann. re » will b spared in furnishing re- | Mnsic—Ave Maria —Violin, Pi . 3 than a trittmph to be jovi about. © | Southwest 7*#) 58 nm : or expense will b spare shing re- | Music—Ave Maria —Violin, Piano and Organ 2 Bue tg afier alf, des the trinniph | Xomerset 93 st) 6 2! The Lord Mayor of Doll Boutros in HOTEL ARRIVALS. freshments for the gathering, Taare i amount to? The returns of all the con Pryon - 62 8 72 ol the Commons this afternoon, } ted — As this is the only Tea Party yet adver-' Finale—Gaod Save the Queen & National Airs 4 stituencies, in_the Tsland added ‘together, Centreville 63 eo 33 OO: a petiion of the’ Corporatiom ef Dublin REVERE HOUSF, tised tocome off en that dey, the public are| Tickets 25 cents. Reserved Seats 23 conte. aes shoe. hed * Oppositionists ‘polled just Searltown ——_* 50 { 3 'aguinst the Repression Bill. A G Whulley, Montreal; J P Everett, | respectfully invited to attend Doors open at 7.30 p. m. » (jw 2 ay one hundred and four votes more than the Fijth District. . In the Commons, “this afternoop, Mr | Toronto; J S Mayo. Montreal; R P Butler,| Tickets 25 cents, Tea on the tables at 12 4 mY Goverhment catididates ; and, as each voter} Viscouche : .) 127 124 24 27) Gladstone moved that precedence be given | Summerside; D.3..MacNutt, Malpeque; Mrs | o'clock, noon. 719 By has to votes, “hifty-fite men, properly | St: Bleanors 33) 940 GO. 484 rhe Arrears Rent Bill, whenever set, down, | DS MeNutt. do. _ JAS. E. McDONALD, S'’y. ‘Dominion of Canada, 7} distributed, conld have given the Govern- Summerside 238 12665; 180) 159) over other budit ess, except the Reptession ? —* = Cardigan Bridg , June ??, ’82—3i, wkly 2i i , é o ment the undivided support of the Island } 9340 2161 2371 5o),,| Bill, and that there be morving sittings on saps & : 2 SE ee won Jeet & es | Province of Prince Kiward Island. Province! Surely this ix nothing to boast! ame ee) Friday. Adopted) 253 to 97. « hoe HRP HF . B IN THE SUPREME COURT about. arlottetown itself could “have KING'S COUNTY. Rone; June 20, ; ". ' ' + U; ih SME C . mode 57 Bee fiess eine et eee a <=. « od ge. &|.Fifty members of the Chamber of Depu- |In the matter of @n Act of the Papen; the Liberal Oh Nets Yow 4 i 4 a:thuoom % | ties have introduced a bill for an interna- | lament of Cauada, passed im othh | tect at Tinty, ic WHY" BW deen by the} 4 S 2 ZF | tional exhibition at Rome in 1897. wait Siti © cakes ora fis h VJueen 4 vv = eo ve a : jesty’s Te , chapte x, nied : returys, the Liberal Consetvatives actaaily so ss ¢s ALEXANDRIA, June 20. : & Act. redieniod tinotides Banks, Insur. polled three hundred and eivhty-eight m ; Redhonse * 39 49° 105 99 ‘Even the natives. talk. of qnitting the ance Companies, Loan Companies, Build. x votes. than the Oppositionists ; whtle’ gouris 8 ; 69 “S82 167 (M7! conntry. Next year's crops+ ares ruined, —AT-- ing Socicties and Trading Corporation, | twenty.two men drawn from his support as st. eye = + - = _ | and it 1s ditticult to see what ean prevent a e os of ~ Frag, Deer -—! that_of Dr. Jenkins would. have changed} Péake’s station : 3 } famine. . Ee omp ny of tbe Bank of Prince Edward the triumph of Mr. L;H. Davies into a/st. Audew’s = 37. 7# , The new Ministry is composed of promic- B Dp is R & G Q he I s. | __psiand. an Tig: iygat Banking Company, defeat, and ensured thé ‘election’ of both — aoe = -_ _. Ment leaders of the National party and de- Fegan es ae eS : [2 pe ee ag 0 ham named Bunking ~ Government Candidates—instead ‘of “ofity /*¥ esters Mills . = o- P) voted adherents of Arabi Pacha. doce , aa a a - VORPESY Ay eres, PR or before zd ; ; | Sonris thine Read 6 26/ .30, 07. 71 R TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF 'ULY NE - " i k that im Prince Count ,| Balticioe! aefgo% ony s TB of6 1238, 103) ae aaa or et “ane i. |i ’ ; , To Chariott Sa. d |(A. D. 1882), tosend their nomes amd ad.” i veryone knows a A e > | Portage iia : . LO, 120 136 117) Sheers an other Englich employes con- Carter ~ Imperial, 0 arid Own, s Ds slan * | dresses and the particulars of their debts or ; Mr. Yeo obfaiie tte vores withoutgegar Head Nello. Bay 55) 67 60 48! Mected with the water works to their posts , " - ; l claims, and the names and addresses Of ther” j to political considerations. ' ° = nT’ ] hit mediately > 9 7 TASC Cipher Verkentine | Solicit: i id C . | The G at Candidates polled |-4°% pelle Per. v0 108 a oe Skirving’s Improved Solicitors, ifany, to David C. Chalmers, of bf © ro. ernme ONCE l Rear ixer Line oar I a, ae 96 Loxpon, Jone 20. : ree | Chariottetown, ta Qu en's County, in the - ‘ much larger votes than they did in-the elec-} yj ,, ‘cello ‘ ; 10 on 7 ; : : . is Provinee of Prince Edward Inland. in said ; tion of 1878; and if a few of the younger) Murray Harbor 82 83° 66 73} 1 wag _ _— ho ae aie ey os King of the ss wede, Dominion of Cavada, the person appointed to . voters have beem beguiied by the #atrict) Mich Buck u 64° 6H! 42- 46) lengths from” Pearce, Laygock) stopped | | 7 ; : act for the Back of Bova Scot. one’ et tae and Mr. Deviessinto the supposition that | Dundas . d 64°) 74 66 G4 Opposite Thornycroft works at Chiswick, Ch ampion ALEX. McLEOD, Commander, = liquidators of the said Banking Company, and the Government was about to be over- ss Marsh : = ~ A New Yous, Jone 18. amp ’ ern ck ines 43s 1 on crabout the 20th | 2° Fequited by notice in writing frm the helief ‘that.the ontague ’ : 6: AL ae , rs: ill gail from Liverpool on cr about the re 4 ey tin i ae re etree me Mr rg nen (atdiens : 87. 72. 82. 95, The steamer ‘‘ Germanic.” with Davitt Green Fop, July next, carryivg Freight at Through ie tha Gaiters ar fie Tecll oe or id } neal ae he Shin Sane the Fishery we . » 1380 MS 638 ‘and his secretary, Wm. Recent on boar » ; Pp 7. Rates tw Pi:tou, Summerside aud Banking Company, to come ~~ ai demneges oy . ‘ 7 a Fislay’s ’ J 99 .90 -76 SOjarrived outside the bar at mi night.’ i « sy ° a (+ -orgetown. thee wald debtsor Cinteebak ine Chea beuell i: Aco (has ORR RAP NS bo £590 is mile Brook 123 109. 51 49 | sail steamer with a party of friends at- ane ° ul P © Op. Tiis vessel his good accommodation for o> ae oe James ae Peters, a 1 Sosa Oar ee Sees "4 Edmunds’ . . 44 31 Wt 10) tempted to get alongside the ‘‘ Germanic,” ; passengers. Judge of the saia -upieme tout, cf sid ; oT their, acne Fat i by M Laifa | Whm toad 61 50 57 54) but the caprain refused permission, and We have for the past seven years sold For Freight or passage, apply in} province in the Low (arte Hiilding, in Chad i he eupport. o ED FE, OE i i ; | Sentner’s 119 102 62 66) the party were cowpelled to return to the | most of the above varietics, and can con-| London to Jobu Pitcairn & Sons, 15 | lottetown aforesaid,» such ime ® shell be ! Pee = Cie Gar Pate in Kinsey's i Sa" lit W6 46° 57 )\ city =Gnithe arrival of the ‘* Germanic” | fidently recommend them. ae ae r Street; in ae '0 | specified in such noi © or in defeat thereof 4 a ; , ~——— ——~ ~~ | at the duck this morning, Davitt was driven itcairn Brothers, brockley Buiddings, 51 1y wit) be excioded f he | it of any. a 4 90;;7 ~f| at the duc 11s mo g> e . ’ they wil] be excioded fro om the bene fit of any County. =e PEPE wr woes woh ee ee 2060" . > his hotel. There was no demonstration —_—— South Johii Street; or here, to the owners, — | gigtribution mate. befére’ sv@h debty are Davies aS ans a ; led he ah hia tee ontieaeae ri - , « ego | Whatever. Davitt stated that he intended . . . PEAKE BRO'S & CO., | proved. giibpess with which he ca) lec “ Ale, * * The Island Vote in 1878, The Island V ote in 1882.) 5 wake a lecturing tour of twelve days, Highest Gash Price Paid for Eggs. Jane 21,82 — 3aw MONDAY, the twen \-sigith dey of Anguel : are susceptible to his arts | ao andish- P 3279' Bre het 3478 go oe as far west as Chicago. oe In mv ‘ + . - + . aiid ee ks ae ne next coming, A. bD. 18k, at «leven o'vlouk in . ments. | OPO. .caccseece & S ck $e ot FOX ape “a } Acade fM $f ° . ‘ ' _™ * tre form neon, at the said Chambers is ap- : . al 9 peech at the Academy of Music,”’ said he, ——-— ) ’ : . Mr. Davies has been elected to ebtain | Brecken......... 310) Jenkins. voles setae BAILY I shail deal with ES, ‘resent linia ties To S ermen pointed for beaung «nd edjudicetipg upc the F ,| Hackett 1747 Hackett 2246 sha pb n in { for the Island a share of the i hae ad ind: aie 096 | lrelai.d and give the details of the new d-- ony - . | debts ard cleims, ; w heth t bett Howatt........ 16866 Rogere.:.,..... 2096) Arete aud g p ew C ‘N SPLENDID assortment of Trout Flies é } Award e shall see whether or not better oan nT sehen hemes. and. oxai : Dated the 19th day cf June, A. D. 1882.) il! attend bis efforts than those of | McDonald. :.... 2509 McDonald,..... 2023) parture, Dew schemes, and explain “away e extra good from best Makers. Trout : oe ; Meum 3 ae M ‘D.aid Muttart wee Muttart, .:...4% 2289 Muttart..,..... 1933 | the rumours of a rupture between Parnel! ™ Lines and Hooks best makers, Please call! JAMES D. IRVING. Aakts Ke will a. . fair slliihing . for | Melptyre....... 1438, McIntyre. ...... sh: | aud wyself. We = in Ea accord, and June 22, 1882. and examine before you buy elsewere. [ju 21 till a4 jy] Deputy Progby.

- iy ‘. : , | McFadyen,..... 1443, Kobertson...... 2145) consider atfsirs in Ireland were never in so R. B. HURSTIS oneeneeeeeaenete an ao ; aa ed eent tiside ee Ne Oseemeeemrie- 1837 Yeo . -seseesses 1203) hopefal a condition. My Liverpool speech, Ch’town, June 21. 1882 he A 35 a fs Z ij opposed to t . beer le noel er sae of Perry ....+-. o¢ 197 yy Perr™.........- 2114 of which only garbled fragments have been veer eae ree 31 8} pi é the Island’s c aren, S an . rf pposition Sinclair ........ ci eaat Ut “Ste 3514 published here, and used to misrepresent at which Mr. Davies 'is‘s ‘member: MecGiib........, 2274|Laird’......... 3047 | me, was nut intended to controvert the old Can Sealer ! he SALE, at Baslow:p Mills, velo {i

Ps: ies i coma octane an san | Programme, but was a reply to the chal- ; OC tS, <5 /ene ee SE Eytan oe

Us Bacugh of Samet Papers. Tipe eee of the press, I’ defy any one —Aanp— 7ANTED immediately one good Can | lock Boards, 400,00) Black Spruce 8 $s

4 . : ; 4 ia me | who reads the speech to say it is commun- Sealer to whom good wages will be|f the very best quality, on terms that ill | We have the best anthority for stating! More votes ir 1882 than in 1878.....5,021 listic. It is simply an explanation. of = # = paid. Apply atthe Fist Marker, Grarron | BOt be objected to, Cash on delivery.

that at several polling booths in Queen's 50 fall Satie 4 the Gri ; a . aoe fA i so STREET. : [june 21, 1882, 3in. Our Steam Cloth and Carding Mills baying)

: ; So falls to the ground the Grit statement !:he cry, The land for the people, j ; » ;

1 w deprived of their ° : . ye, be : he Cuanty emetuty wets ‘Sup thatthe electors have gone out of the|/and to show how it affects Par- ? ’ eon recently ‘much improved and. ass franchise for want of ballot papers. By Province: in -zast andshern lé.our roads | nell'‘and myself. Parnell advocated peasant A k Yy . G latest pattern, and having engaged the ser- some curious and very extraordinary coin- | ° ee i ‘ pene ae Ss oul rocer vices of a first-class workman of lopg o-

: re : are, as Mr. Davies says, ‘‘ lined with grass} proprietary, | favored the land becoming ; , cidence the pollitig divisions in which the Fy diem ccs rete a & ime sick Gat is gh a teamed ty SER t © perience, Mr. Joseph Boates, we are prepared ballots were short, were strong holds of |‘ od , en ene on mason Peers = a Ta. oe a] 7 - : 9 --FOR to make quick returns,and turn out work in the Government, We may epecially name | 8° voters. prietary is conceded | am satisfied. Believ- eer 0 S, first-class style thereby giving amy le satis

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Eldon, Belfast, where we are informed some fifty or sixty Liberal Conservative voters were deprived of their franchise

“c t Returning Officer had n SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS, adopted. No new departure is meant or : N NE ‘June 15, 1882—3i wk! Proprietor, Sat eerie ae oe venmmeos: fit nena har ha bom endorsed by | Rspherryy Lemon and Pine 7A eeapereree i a is?’ It ms to us that the matter is of av Me’ Vas . ,| Parneli, and the plan will probabiy be i : ' ; Dan eae ; aii maaplirends to form the subject bs eal rated eee pened ro adopted It differs only mn this, that in- Apple Syrups, ho Long er t se Oid Rice, WA NTs, LOS! * t OUND. &e. | enquiry ; aad we ‘samme: thes oither.tle/appal ut | the Préshytety of 'P. E.- Island ee Shckd-aiee S Men aca at a % ‘ TWO OR THREE YEARS OLD an wetted Yee oe. Thi electors who lost their votes, or the candi-| from the decision of the Synod of the Mari-| ‘2% ,PUTCO#se Money to ce sunple OF) Gir ger Beer and Ginger Ale , OUND—A RUG. The owner mey have ; : : : y the land it would call upon the farmers t = ’ the s: bh i M date who lost his seat on aceount of it, will| time Provinces, in reference to the fatftous | “ B re oe ve sume hy calling at Mrs }

take the proper steps with a view to the righting of the wrong which has been done.

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Presbyterian Generai Assembly.

libel case of Rev. Mr. Lawson, publisher of the Presbyterian and Evangelical Union, recummending that the appeal be sustained,

ing this inevitable from the growing poverty of Imsh ayriculture 1 am almost indifferent whether Parnelis or my own plan is

pay a land tax equivalent to atout haif the rent now paid to landlords. I mean it should be for principal possession of the land. Tf Jandlords are waiting for a differ-

that the Assembly express strongly its

(IN BARRELS AND BOTTLES).

BISCUITS AND CONFECTIONERY,

Mount Royal Mills Rice,

But Will Secure @ Delicious fice,

Fresh, Pore White, Wholesome and Fine Flavored.

| faction to ail who may give us their patran- | age.

JOHN BARLOW,

Lavigeos Douglas St. and paying advertisment. 2!

W ANTED-— By saturday, 14 Draught Horscs, from 5 to 9 years old. Also

ell efi oie 6 Driving Horses, s . Enquire at The Lawson-Stewart Case. sense of. the injury done religion by Rev. Feait ai the uscatacamen. Shoe a ie Montreal, June 7, 1842 {ja 14 Pormets Aruatiecn Dua Woe. Pacn alle 7. Mr.. Lawson's conduct, and-that any repe-| *' mn de a7 Saige meng . Be a od {june 21, 1882. 4in. o) Norictne last night a telegram in the}tition of the offence would incur more [2 pen nner me with being a cannibal as DA TES, FIGS, NUTS, Ke. - os “Ta I Patriot purperting to give the decision of | serivus consequences. Aiter some disenus- | 4 communist.” Davitt thought the people W ANTED-— A Girl for general house work, if the General Assembly,im.the appeal of the | sion as to whether it was wise to enter ints. | tae a cia enerenon Bill Favorable arrangements made with Tea s ‘hs? Apply at the ** Examiner” Oflice— i Presbytery of Py E. Island against the | details of the case, Mr. Laing made a brief ! Te — + cleat a the petty an- Party Committees. Ch’town, 2.th June, 1882, HT Synod in the Stewart-Lawson case; wej|statement of the facts. The adoption weenngtem # the Sa) woueerouse the people ECEIVING TO-DAY ,— WA MRAQGK an. CALILIF LOWER Plants ol

‘to outrages. He again condemned th ABBAGK and CAULJ& LOW ER Plants,

enquired into the matter and found the! the report was moved and in am 3 5 ‘ : . e Hicugst C Prick P E i, ‘ol will” i Dublia assassination, and considered M ” -—_ CE FalP FOR GOR. : various kinds tor +ale at Jc hn Colwiis i fasta to be ae follows: endment Rev. Mr. Murray = moved | 534 ‘a position beiGical 18 “Abine off 100 dozen PAILS, Upper Queen Street. and on mark«t days at H The Synod had, we all know, decidedto|that the whole’ matter ‘be referred M pone s Pare OttuSe: Speaking of 25 barrels REANS, W. P. Colwill’s, North Side. [ju 17 3w wy 2i ' rebuke Mr. Lawson at its bar. The Pres-|to a commission to report to the Mister Lowell aud the American suspects, BEER & GOFF. 20 barrels DRIED APPLES, adie bytery thought that Mr. Lawson should be heisaid that the blame rested notso much

et Na, AROMAS a

that rebuke was enough, and so ordered Thus agreeing with the Synod ia the nature of the sentence and setting aside the

Stewart, the sentence of the Assembly his

next Assembly, it being seconded by Rev

House. The Moderator interfered’ and stopped the printed matter being circulated. Principal Caven spoke in favor of the report

dressed to hini the following words:—T »

tion of self-goverument will follow in the wake of the Land League movement, as politically landlo;ds are now amyth. The

amount of 140 million pounds, bearing

WILL SEIL AT AUCTION, AT MY

50. barrels SHIP BREAD,

\ , ANTED—A good plain COOK, Apply at

TO LET.

as cheap as any iv the city.

deposed, and consequently held that|Mr. Smith, Galt. At this junction com | 0 Lowell as the Government in Washing ree Dicctees C, Leigi’s, Water Sucet, Nome “rebuke” was altogether too light aj|plaint was made to the fModerator by a tog He says he will not euter Parliament CARVELL BROS. need apply unless filled the y o-itien before,

sentence tor Mr. Lawaon., Hence the | member athat printed ex parte’ statements again. Landlordism as a system, he sayr, H h ld F it ‘une 16—3i cod jju 16 apper!. The General Assembly decided|of the cas3 were being circolated in the | broken snd demoralized, and the ques- OUSE 0 urn ure.

IGGER FOR SALE, nearly new and in good order, suitable for single horse OF tor team, Enquire at tLis ¢ thic« {jn 15

/ fin-ly e4#uated, standing opposite tye

no ref. rence to his innocence : is he 4 bl ; hs Ter ws cash. tishop ce, o ighest ground ip the

the ley mit leat DOF Garis OF Ete eos : me hg otek which a - cna eet Wt o>) te-HE Store on Qacen Street, for maby CAPT. J. HUGHES, cee eee ieee. aa \eing cone : ; é ° nse . 6 d which ; e 9 , et : ; ,

t Lawson, That matter in po sease was | -rother, can e‘sily und: rstand, is do me at ead ei ae ce years accupied by Messrs. MacKachern | Ch’town, ee ea ligvous to the 8 cam Navigation Company's

before the Assembly,

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their a cesiors seized from the people of freland wirhout any compensation what-

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Te mg er Apply to Messra, Gee, Davies fe Uy Tbtion Hoon fop 17

; : . : : 7. ; \ S017 TO. E SHOP ent occupied bk oN Riise tN a EE i { Fi sentence of the Presbytery. Mr. Lawson | being accepted. The vote being taken the tat pee oe eee will make es this ec yuRAtithe test cee vile. Vek: Se ediaet mabe ANTED—A Man or Bey who under: ; . returns home a Minister in good standing | recommendation of the commitcee was sus- ovanery Wak were Al ny Jest gewcte: his a collection of Household Furniture, consist. | Queen Street. Applicati»n to be made to stands taking care «t horses in the Presbyterian Church of Canada, | tained by a large majority. Rev. Mr. lepartars. An address of welcome was ing of Chairs,'lables, Sotas, Lounges, Ghet- M. STEVENSON a garden. Apply at the Examiner Office, : Had the Pres! yteéry got its way he would | Smith, Galt, entered his dissent presented to Davitt this afternoon by Prof. as a eae oe See eve, ‘ 9 : ew (june 10. 7” . nith, Galt, entered his dissent from the ‘ f : fioneer, Carvets, Pictures, Curtains, Stoyes June ©, 1882—eod tf Tinsmith J not be a Minister at all. The Assembiy| Assembly's Gnding.” Rev, Ay MeL. Sin: | S°Phy om beba’f of the reception com-) (i). cigth» Bedeteads, Beds, Bedding, Mat-|,.————-————_——___—__—___—— ; say they sustain the appeal, becanse other- | c'air read a statement from Mr. Lawson, in mittes, to whi h he res,,onded. trasses, Toilet Ware, Toilet Tables and Tailet th ' z LET—That plearanily-sitnated rir : ae —_ not rebuke Mr. Lawson which he set forth, that while he believed Boston, June 20, Glaeses, Kitchen Furniture, Cook . Stoves, THE 00 RELIABLE ; ents op ovat rm? or Hi. ad - ae | ) tells ie yd but mut rare ie. va dun that if he wy fucther at case ae Michael Davy Ms = in —— this pe sorte Utersils, and numerous other ¥. oe Pee comics ne ee Uns- : ras ‘ ; under | not incar such a severe penalty, yet at t ev-ning, and addressed a large audience in | 4tUCles. o 7 Bey aa | it for about :ighteen men hs—Synod nct| same time he bowel with all hum lity tothe| Mechanic's Fair buildicg. Referring to WILLIAM DuDD, COAL DEPOT, ae PRU TES Types tgs - meeting until Oct. 1883, The Synod’s| verdict of the A sembi id: “ June 23, '8?. Auctioneer. "tar h®. [me ¢ r ot J sein bly, the Land Question he said: ‘‘ My plan of , , > ; | sentence iu spirit is sustained. Mr. L as th lh i i - LWAYS ON HAND, PICTOU ROUND eg eee ii . fea eae } r. Lawson wes then called to the bar. settlement. is this: Let the Government c 1 aod NUT COAL, which will be sold ITY HOTEL TO LET- This Hotel is | ® cispute concerns Nr, | of the Assembly, and the Moderator ad-/| issue bonds or raise a public loan of the ‘To ret. ‘