oe MES TSE = A CE, Se ‘igg ‘ Ce . ON -_p . rap ro | _ ‘ ‘ . in his opin “REE TRADE vcs PROTECTION. for they are now sold at a * Cre “8 © THE LAND QUESTION Ia reply, | Mat Tam one of} CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS. | HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. . and he was bound to say that, in his opine | /REE TRz Britais., the centre of mz a ‘<< ; be ¥ “A d : rages ot | ; ; : : isfactory. They *y e manufa Pes, ; * LEP SSO abe eae age ' i iu the t 1 allenic i ion, their report was satis y : ° 7 h 12.2 : . db ; ‘ GF \ «6 i? . ' — tes \ ( ) yt : : : | : 7. bly : i ‘invitation to the [From the Halifax Citizen. March 12. other articles can likew se he oS mee REVELL HE RRG § Tur Colonial Seeretary, on Tuesday I A Bill to prevent bribery xed cor,up—| On Monday las’ the Assembly pre-} had cordially extended an invitati ; ful te a oe . i ial Seeretary, t ait! 1 oF len 5 : : i } s - 5 a i ne is Ishs d next summer It is rather a mournful commen ry upo similar pay ng rates, it will] be time ¢ submitted correspond hetween Statute | tion .{ elections, and to provide for the |sented its address in answer to the Ad-| Board to visit this Islan ache os issi f the schoolmaster that we i ' ee ee lo pur | and this invitation the Board had as cordial- | the mission of the schoolmaster to invest our money to better ‘2 * . : - } : . t op pur | a Terte le i , ree sates 5s anaase » we » av Ss vit i uy . i * . s . rr Ch’town, Mareh 23. 1874 he Government and the proprietors, | °)! shaliens s) e farms | Mtl of eontroverte d electious by Judges | ministrator’s speech. On the same day, | “tg a sted. He (Mr. Palmer) thought | should be obliged in the last quarter of the »¢ the same time we hay no As ee SLT oeir I i e a | * 7 “ - va dd, le A I a ) : . : I : : Several of the latter hove, as yet, made} at fifteen years pr ise of the annnel rent | of the Supreme Court, was introduced to | a bill reluting to guarantees on public | that iy should extend to our visitors all| ninteenth century, and in an intelligent | expressing our belief that there : ter the: nt in . ae ' . 1 } ie : , . iat we 5 2 F oe o . : ‘ ; UR 1) hi S LETTER no veply to the overtures of the former. | Teserved ta ; ne aig fi | the Legiststure, by the Colonial Secre—| securities, was introduced, and read a the hospitality possible. !t would be well | British Colony, to serious y argue the ques~ dustries not yet developed in this ‘ full ) lal rents he firs a A Pa . : . 1e spitasity Ss ee ; . il : i . . , ; baphtie : Che answers received are. on the whole, - Mav. 1858 » to. which time ail rent | ary, on I hursday last It is a very (first time. It provides that officials who to have them all imported here. At any tion of Free Trade vs. Protection. Itis now in which our capitalists might Tue New York 7; . not jeved by aneaticfectors With the e ception of | and ea ¢ f ent Lo " (ame pose - stringent measure. It provides that, if have to give bonds for the honest and | rate, the money which would be expended ninety: eight years rn ane Smith ao ~_ money under the present op e a severa indreds of 1 mds) were rem ed " : i i “ “ + al : ¢ y ee : Cy > first fi @ exposition an 2 = wes the Tammany Ring ; the Examinee is | the Messrs. Cundall and one or two others. ' . c SS ga co iy until | 28¥ candidate be proved guilty of bribery | faithful performance of their duties, may in treating them hospitably, so that they | the world the fir ere an - ; o ower tariff, if ~— could secure . nd ; ; wi ae : ; os : : cea of | of * e, an - ent and be 2 not udmired by the Ilon. R. P. Hay—/ the proprietors are either evesive or un t pirat f the said period of ten years, | or corruption at an election—if he shull ! be permitted to obtain, as security, the | may go away with a good opinion of us, of the advantages o i re a oe manageane nt and be content to do 44 u ire wy hl OD a) t I 8) € pe pata : ig : . me . s * tienen « the Stun rested tha Ries’ soanahl Wa dialer fartlar ccmeisat nen wy ae it the same | offer an elector money, office, “rum,” or ruarantee of any Company organized for | would be money well expended. With re~ | ing the greater part of the period, oxi ' dividends the first half year, eee ee eo ce | eenenem aR Ree Te ere ae ee : {5 ios Pa lled, | spect to the further protection of manufac- | ing from 1776 to the pregent time, the subs —— 2 Oss > gigantic swiodles; the Examryrr direct. | for the present. Considering that such a large amount of any other consideration whatever, in re—| the purpose, inste.w of being compel 1g os a he thought it would never do for | ject has been discussed in all its bearings GRAIN SHOWS : ’ : ee . . . 2ars have been already remitied by me, * or a vote—the electi shs oe eee sretofore in * recognizors ”’ | " - ‘ . es aad 4: “2 ed public attestion to Mr. i ivthorne’s Ata meeting of the Executive Cou: " t ; ; { 4 oe l G I ash apelin ae ened pede: ye ned, veapaniaemagnisang eames iinet . | the Maritime Provinces. He quoted figures by the various writers on political economy. Th criwinal blandering cil, held on the 18th Novem ver last, it | ment a lower | void, the candidate shall forfeit the jfrom among relatives or friends. This showing the prosperity of the country un- _Itis porfectly safe for us to say that the racial mate i: all about fifty ‘ ‘ ee se ' tv 20) f one farms, | privilege of the franchise, he shall not be | will be an improverrent on the old sys-| 2 ill lly dedi || dual overwhelming weight of authority is against | grain exhibited at the Grain A letter, written by Mr. Havthorne, | was ordered “ that Circulars be addressed I} 1 Lot I yi ees ' I ., ° | der the present and former tarit _s : . | ket Hall, on T sday las ;

, : ' : : } : taing S8UIl all granted on | ermitted to sit in the Legislature. and | te For a small sum an official may}... ee » manufacturers | the edvantages claimed for protection. At | ’ uesday last, all of why and directed to Mr. William H yper, has by the Colonial Secretar: to the several | ‘ ails a na . a perm! 2 sit in the Legislature, and | tem. a ’ | said that, in his opinion, the manufacturer | ? that | Pronounced by competent j isis : rae : +. is kis he whole of my Town bip jand is| he shall be shut out trom apy aad every |obtain bonds which will really be more | of Canada who wanted protection, were als | this late date, however, it would seem that | aoa petent judges

been publis ved. It i¥,or it may not, | proprietors ot Township Land; remainiog | % The whole of my up dand- : : ait ao Sua i ' : it : f|a new generation has grown up “which | excellent quality. win ' : ate eased. The arrears of reat age up tothe | office of honor or emolument under | binding than those of’ private individuals, | together too grasping. The question of | g

be the voly epistie iu whieh Mr. Hay | unsold in this Island, enquiring at what ist annual rent day amount to $1276.61.) ~ ; i , | d| i i as United S he con- | knew not Joseph,’ which has apparently Judge Hensley had two bu

: ror < e pea : Paha Government for a period of eight years /no matter how wealthy they may be ; and | Reciprocity with the United States he | TS : ail - thorne threatens and cautions the Court price they will be prepared to sell the | The account will stand as follows :-— : ee th ff - If } li df h ssity of idered of paramount importance But we not read the works of the political econo~ *%Uperior w t prepared for the

: i \ , 13 nurchase $357 % SR 358% atte p 8 2 ze. i e relie D e necessity side m8 . : L | : Bi < of Appraisers. On this poiot we may be | said property to the Government.” In is years parches 8 - 26 — _ _ after me a of t Ne : ence - he will wh ieve pos t a a y mt have no power im: thet antler mon. 1 ix, | mists who have followed Adam Smith, and by a mistake on the part ofhis ~ } ‘ ‘ . ‘i Arrears to last rent day, -/0.0 a s n . , induce a i‘ . ‘ > acom iment o rien : ° | ls a

allowed the privilege of a doubt. But| pursuance of this order the following let-| “0 | agent shali attempt to n elec- | being ‘under a comp { it was not delivered at the Fiall

ly letter, it fully sus- | te?, Or one to the like effect, was dispatched tiios the charges preferred in last week's

EX MINER.

even if it ia the on to proprietors or their agents :— CoLontaL Secretary's Orvicy

Charlottetown, 28th Nov.,

Those charges were drawn 873 letter, to which the “

from and based on a

$9,635.51

I beg respectfully to be allowed

that after the expiration of ten years, I shall

not held myself bound to the present terms I have, &c

to state |

| tor to vote “for a consideration ’—in | Qn Tuesday, a bill was introduced by the | ease connivance be proved between the Attorney General, to alter and amend the /eandidate and the agent—the election | Act incorporating the Charlottetown Gas

shall be void, and both shall be subject to Light Company. In the course of a short

of course, a question between the United | which is disposed to forget everything but States, the British, and the Dominion Gov- ernments. He trusted it would soon be satisfactorily settled ; for we must have re-

ciprocity if we are to prosper. In conclu~

the fact that protection is intended to give increased profits to the manufacturer. ° ° * * * * That the Ontarian farmer should wish an additional profit of five or ten per

|

| the judges’ inspection. This _“ Russian 3 months’ wheat " 7 alluded to was grown on Judge farm, Charlottetown Royalty, last

> . *“¥*,* i . Be . a (2 , h \ E i 5 ‘i Sia.—I have been directed by the Provin- Signed) ee es the disabilities before enumerated. In discussion which followed, Hon. B. sion, Mr. Palmer said, ‘We want to wake | cent on that portion of his produce which aca 7 Pom Ta : 4-DWARD « DGSON WAS | © Sovernment to write and ascertain frot mee ; : : : : : a on ay of August, ' a j * H ' ce ibl von oe ane a a oe i ; one i - case connivance cannot be proved, then Davies suggested the appointment of a su- | up to our interests. Merchants, from the | is consumed in the Dominion, or that the is a list of jx uece _ ! 7 attaches Mr odg-en is a responsible | you, at your eerliest convenience, the iowes . ji a Toe i ih . . i 3 § ssiil competi ttuche igson ‘ se price per acre, in cash, at which your con- [copy] the election may stand, and the agent pervisor of gas and gas-meters. The sug- | East Point to the West Cape, should unite manufacturer of tweeds and homespun, or tho ulate cians . r 1 firet-class 2 3 , oT Be ae cieal rep » li to ell Ss : . oye, » g i. : : age a. | : ; . slid man, and a first-ela awyer 1s lett _| Stituent will be prepared to se : — 7 fae Hox, T. H, Havreann, } only shal! be placed under the disabilities gestion is, we think, a good one. Gas- | in organizing and working a Chamber of | paper, ~ boots and shoes should be cons ce eee ee Dee nba gy deta gg asa f the ] On the other hand, if l P t Mr. Davies truly said, will some- | Commerce.” | cious of the same wish, and should see the WHEAT. itiel including all arrears of rent due thereor 1 | ¢ aw, r hand, i —| meters, Mr. Davies ; said, some- | © oe : moa te s : “ @ icsiind, aug Kesomble: to be subiected to the eriticiem | °° we wi ptt ' . , eer Sin,--I have the honor to ackn wiedge o wig = . = se a a Sa be rye peta ; ae wil] | Ts Corosian Secretary said that when | realization of their wishes in an additional 1 St > we w'st per bush, i i ‘ aave the honor to be, ac he receipt of your communication of the) ector sha e prove ullty of receiving | times get out of order, and bad gas ee Sea . T 2 Ibs., C. Bulman, Rustico, —! of the ‘ modest leader. and the denuncia- T. H. Havitann cach x . ded last a li one of a wien | brib a g ib it de 8} a Ave Sa te Retetatat at are ee he studied political economy in his youth, five or ten per cent on the tariff is only na- ond last One Sesh. Shae rs oc Ce ee ce OT ae ae a > > ° t aslonally she othe 2 sea pal } me “ co ; tion of the ‘modest leaders’ father. Colonial Secretary date addressed to me as agent for W. C. Me- 7 ss mi a ™ ~ — ee | oe b J 3 3 ‘ q he he had imbibed free trade principles, and | tural; but that would=be moulders of pub bash, 62 Ibs., Peter Murphy, Bast a } 7 said ; : onald, Esq., of Montre ay, he shall be disfranchised, and pre—| men who understand gas-meters, an e | cae see ite il ala scacaliaieda cal i ee We therefore concluded that it had not This letter was addressed to fon. John | 2°", Es4., of Montreal , — * eG ; ee co : ..._| those prirciples he still retained. In his lic dad self-styled guardians of the peo 3d best two bushels wheat, wget pe “- *, , «Seat I - for Vj Melvill In reply, I beg to say, with regard to the | eluded from sitting in the legislature, or | way to test gas, are appointed by the City | opinion, men should buy in a cheap mar- ples interests, should allow themselves to ~* bush., 64} Ibs., Geo. | andi, war : ee Written without due consideration— | Longworth, Agent for Viscount Melville; | winsioe Estate: 1s1. Thai I am agent for ‘ ' . » interests of | : ; : ala : sh., s., Geo. Clow, > ] t liabl But we should have! q W. DeBlois, E \ ee = te \ ; “ on a git s eae pis taking an office under Government for a | Corporation to protect the interests of | et and sell in a dear market. If manu- be made use of in asssisting to build up one shire. f that 1% was renapdie ut we should nave sorge > s, Esq., Age ady | Syuney &. Svans, ang amena & eee foe: : , : : “i . . ao 30 : ; 5 ee | } j prises 4 Ts a a ” | wife, in Monmouthshire, G. B., and Guardian period of eight years. The tribunal be- | citizens, Charlottetown is not too small factures cannot be carried on without arti- | national interest at the expense of every BARLEY. “OB Oly MEUSE , "€ re i Fane reors . s s Co : ; ; - | i . , . oe . ‘ _— : ; ; “rowed barlar . been highly I leused had it been proved |G. Fane: George W. DeBlois, Esq >| for Arthur Evans, thei! son, a minor, also of fore which 0 contested Guin oft (if | to sustain such an officer. On Wednes-| ficial support, then the sooner they fall to other interest in the country is a matter to Be stir er os — rewed l - ley, i « ‘ r . “i veuye ‘ } 2» } : e t‘ommittee 4 | } ( ii i i gt. pe he! 53 tbe. J i SS ae Se Te Eales; Wee Lee ick Wi ie arene rs “ Gees be the bill beoome law) hereafter be tried, | day, several petitions were submitted, | the ground the better. If a shoe factory, be regretted, ifit isnot a matter of surprise. pl. ac Lot 19 s., Joha ‘ : te ic i. . ; ' ss - i ~ . . ‘ m insioe,—and hi a 1 e Ulli au 4 , | : | co E i a a | ° a. . . : : » #4 : ’ : : 4 should have cheerful y withdrawn our da'l, Esq. ; Edward J, Hodgson, Esq., of the infant children (4) of the late Alfred | will be, as far as possible impartial / | unimportant Bills introduced, and other | for instance, were established in this 1 — But the discussion of the question is forced 9) best two bushels two-rowed ber. ". charges, and begged Mr. Haythorne’s Agent for Colonel and Mrs. Cumberland, | Winsioe, (though the papers are not yet in ar f tl s e ¢ will } cette Seneca’ On Thursday ue | vince ; and if shoes manufactured in it upon the country justnow. Theadvocates s Aird v oa em -52$lbs., Alex, a ’ , 6 jee a) 1 residing in Charlotte-| Jadg , ar | bus ansacted. ( sday, : : iw" 1 Smith, Lot 49, 4 ) a a oy _—— ae ee Seren ot Fame tow n en nae eee ae aa ot ‘a “ne d aa ~ ee a Colonial Seeretary introduced a Bill for | could not be te “eae rere eee . ea So - . Best two bushels four-rowed barley, os ; Ine} , . ee ithe evidence, decide the dis and | ‘ ) Q : : re ie v4 f tw ; reno} ‘ 7 see th. black stain blotted out from the Wood; Robert Bruce Stewart, Esq; H.| 24 That I transmitted a copy of your | a — ‘tl sina PR ES, shoes imported from a foreign country, it | 0 — those who expect to make inoney w'gt. per bushel, 52 1bs., Johm a A i a. “ss oa ‘ . el a ais ta il i oe ae award punishment to the guilty. The | the prevention of corrupt pr: S at! should be allowed to godown. The Govern- | by carrying protection, and those who ex Stewart, Cavendish, ee _ ; = Sane tied eee te eee hin cane a , | ] i T his Bill allusi is made , ‘ bk : -, 2d best two bushels four-rowed barley — hi fi 1 all di i KE 3 P.M E a reply that for his son's 1000 acres on Lot | measure appears to be very complete ; and | elections. 2a ee See OF ee | eh heels anh protect it, by excluding pect to mane political capital out of it wet per bushel, 52 Ibs., Tie ae > ustory, We are forced——and ali discerning | uSq.; di . Montgomery, Esq. ; | 93 5.°y3) 1950 sterling : ee i Sriday. the e went | . ; ’ | ee ae ‘ st el, 52 Ibs., Tho he 15h i as a 8 : , ald, Esq. ames i mtgome ; ae | 33, he will take £1250 sterling we trust that no amendment which may elsewhere. On Friday, the House went | shoes equally good, which could be sold at whether it is carried or not. There are two Rulman, Rustico. s eee ca x pi oe Atnander Matas, Bay, Ageat for ! me raat —s ve re nee ae Pie an _ render it futile will bo offered by the Op- | into Committee of the Whole, to consider | g Jower price. It should allow its people | *tandard propositions adopted now as ever = Judges, James Laird, jun., Esq., . r ee _e C i ; ' rc . ee sil al nga coat , ave eae ‘ ‘i ” . me : . Te . xs + : o) ke tter, must be forced to the conclusion John Me Donald ; John R Bourke ’ Ei Ges RE ri position The desire of the Government the correspondence between Government | free scope to buy in the cheapest market. by the protectionists, one that protection 1s ea oa a : . 2a : Sener . . ad just yet. | Ss . +8 , : i : ¢ ; : . i . ° i Samuel McRae, Esq., Te il. La : . eo Agent for Mesurs. Thompson; Miss Mar- | 34 that, in viewing the peculiar situation | js that a healthy public opinion may find and the proprietors. Hon. Attorney | A certain amount of protection might be | wrong in theory but right in practice for a 1 ' et 5 si 3 : i I ve ; : : F | | 2. 7 ; . : . i), “iy. a The true meaning of the letter which giret Stewart; Sir Graham G. Montgom of the rest of the above mentioned estates, it | expression os the polls and that honest | General submitted a resolution to the | extended to infant manufactures. but af- young nition; the other that protection is . si ATS . 7 , ild b> premature for me % rese }ex—| © ca " ors : ee : j ; ‘ : ee eB . est two bushels oats, (blac} has been published, is partially obscured &TY, Baronet; Alexandez McLean, Esq., aes ad st S ‘e the "onan ee at | men may be returned to represent the in- | effect that, as the replies of Proprietors | tor thay hed cusp ebteined's Sating Ht 6 _ " ies oe o -_ ee i per bushel, 43 Ibs, Thos. Buleens or tl . i 5 th | est ld or ot ta sae : ‘ . " ion,—as nursi af “ e two propositions in reality come vgs : p the use ibility an ite. | Agent for the Rev. John Allister 5S. Me- | which the said estates could or ought to be mt ; . <i, Saif ae . - .y | country, protection,—as nursing toa fu , , 7 Rustico, : ee Dovald ; Miss Eliza Cundall :; H. J. Can- | pureh sed Lees SE Sy NE ae Sages. | re ey), Oe enn ~~ | grown person,—only tends to efteminacy | to the same thing, and the same line of ar~ | 24 best two bush. oats, (black, w'gt. : a mi » te ote uDa ; pala “4 é ae : ae. Tr ’ . : 5 ail HOLE = sii ! « 2 £ co te . , s | ’ oS | x : : i i ns pei ie, ed ness for which Mr Huythorne is noted. dall Es ee With regard to the estate of W. C. Mc-{ ST Pare ne DAY | have named for their lands too high, it is |and disease. Statistics proved that the | gument is employed to prove both. If F : _— 4} ibs., John Susith, 2 It might not be discerned by a careless 2!) 48q.; the Hon. Vonald Montgom-| >. 014 Esq., I beg to say that I ferwarded | SL. PATRICK: A expedient to pass a law to compel them manufactures of Canada were in a flourish. ; protection is really an economical policy ., i ae sme bush, oats, (black.) wet : ‘si i ; r 0 a copy of your communication to me _ . a : “lea en, ” , : d Eis al oo st 0 bush, oats, (black, wt. a or disinterested reader; but by the Ap ery. b . ee i 0 > r - . : at i. aan is oats is] eo to sell their lands ‘at such prices as may | ing state; and it was neither necessary nor | fr a young country or any other, there can per bushel, 414 Ibs., Jokn Dewar, ; . The f ring replies have be eceiy— | DUt up to this date, had re ) » SODS O sle celebra . : . : ? oo , . s ae praisers. to whom it was addressed, it The following re plies have been receiv thereto dais Mince at * “ ca : : hiohl be awarded for the same by arbitrators! advisable to protect them at the expense be no sound objection to it based on theory ; i. — «4 ik ae J +o pe ane oe jand’s Apostie in a high i ; ’ . : } . if iti , - ° . es 0 Dus Oats, (AG ay.oWw . could not be mistaken. Mr. Haythorne oa fcopy.] I have, &ec . os ro eo Buy | impartially selected.’ During the diseus- | of the country. _if it is really wrong in theory it will work per bushel, 40 Ibs., Alex McRae wrote: , ae TH GARI Kg nOe) H. J. Cospatt creditable manner. Tuesday last was a sion, Hon. B, Davies brought up the old) Mr. Breckes acknowledged that his ac- | injuriously in practice. Those who attempt Lot 49, 0 ole i— STRATH GARTNEY, i¢ a “2 Sag very - 7 | ’ . : ° i dn : . i | as - ie - : 2d best two bush. oats. [Norway.]w’ i It is quite prohat that verv sufficient December, 1873. W beautiful day, and every person, TOeNS | threadbare subject of a Court of Escheat, | quaintance with commerce was very limit~ | mung pee = mane nee —— ‘ eae bushel, 37 tbs. Sein ‘isan , . reasons can be assig ich case, for| —Sim,—In reply to your communication of - /and old, who delighted in doing honor to On Saturday, the Colonial Secretary in-| ¢4- With respect to the subject before the | theory and practice in commerce with the- mm... an 5 | Making the appraisements and, if $0, it) 98th November, I peg leave to say that my CHARLOTTETOWN, the great saint, was abroad, dressed in | ‘ a pa bill i mentee th ‘. a meeting, he thought that politicians should | ory and practice in morals or in systems of | Best two bush. oats, (White,) w'gt. , ' =e . 3 in should be la § t 4 1 > : vie oe . » i 0 y » 10 a § de- | Rae ¥ . . _ } ~, ils, . x on j : tha ! Coun _ ” —: n Z — in on ma! net. oe _ neve! Pr E - ~~ ee his or her beat clothes: and wearing the | ro *s . A ep : VI " ‘ ‘ ki look to the benefit of the many ~ not to Government. Sound theories in matters e : — 1. 47 Ibs., Alex’r. Smith, a rns oe or memoers Of | coasidered what price I would take for it, 21st February, 1874 rae os | pendence « urliament. r. Jenkins | : is : . wot 49, Diskieslial the waoushe Pass . ’ “ 0 h , | 5 ‘green immortal shamrock.’ About 10 pendence 0 irliame as that of the few. and if the Government of | Of trade are based upon calculations as cers | 20 best two bush, oats, (White.) wet, . led emyge ag SS a It ee Prov incial Ge pias oe Tue Hox. T. H. Havitanp, ) rel k RB ; y 1 ‘sh & presented a petition for a grant to aid in| the Dominion accedes to the desire of the | tain and absolute, if not as simple as the i per bushel 464 Ibs. J ren Smith, : of as aa srOuUs tO purcness my property, and wi Corontat Srcretany, &e. j o'clock, a.m., the Benevolent Irish So- . ae : ° fee ; en ; -Johu Smith, @ of the ap; make me an oller stating the price they would i “ : ; a tagline Vi. ; “ we ae : asearch, by Loring or sinking a shaft, for protectionists of Ontario and Quebee, then | addition of two and two. It will be grant- Lot 49. ; The Court Appraisers ought to be | 'e Willing to pay for it per acre, and what) is sia saan la tion of 19th inst si ve - ut Se. Denman’s Renting coal and minerals. He supplemented the they will sacrifice the interests of the many | ed at once that division of labor is in theory, Judges, “A hk. M. Hooper, Esq., ' rm E 5 ” rate of discount upon the arrears of rent due | °°" 'P eae Te Le a ; toom, and being formed in procession, ce , . a \ : li : lottetown, illiam Mutch, Esy., : just 4s far removed from politics! influen | , a they wou expect me to aliow them | Ttative to a4 a a. my luwnship hed S : I 5,-1.9, | petition with a short speech. He sug-| to those of the few, Agriculturists, at and in practics (the theory being based up-_ House, Lot 48,John Hyde, Esq West % ces as the Court of As-ize. The “ Mem- | ¥pon their paying me those arrears, | will | " Aaa { Bikaes ee D ‘ ve ha ae gested that a grant of £1000 made. | least, should be free traders. It is to their a oa 2 a practice) sound econ. GRASS SEEDS x 8 a6 th ms panne ‘ Bie ip ie somsuberatinn sivathem oo un reply, | heg to say,— | Day,’ by the College Band) to Cathe |; : ; ais omy. To use theo . i aca = | bers of Council ’ were really no more re- : a ha ‘ er sy twill eh : : i ee a Lol 20. Webaih o y+ by the College Band) to the Cathe | by the Legislature many years ago, be, nterest to purchase all the manufactured y : ” yey hackneyed com Best red clover,(40 Ibs | John Godfrey, j : e ee —s er ot Set OF : ’ 2e7™s Nn 40t 6U, Though & . shere ix : was celebrate ae on - : : : : . nhas : arkets paris ass ni ne . sur 1 ib'e > of the Appraisers erisieeie very small one, for fertility of soil and na~| 2?4l, where High Mass was celebrated by now applied to the purpose for which it | articles they need in the cheapest markets. parison, ten men can, by a judicious division Wiltshire. am sponusibe for sawara the Appraiser I have the honor to be, Sir, tura ivantages, is exceeded by few in the} the Very Rev. Dr. McDonald. < sisted | : . ies >| Immigration is necessary to the develop» of labor, make about five thousand pins in 2d best do. de., David Hooper, = than they were for the verdict of a jury Your obedient servant, cs. eT ce ore ; MeMonald, assisted | was intended. The Commissioner of 1g Te oi a day, while worki Saffolk, 2.50" r ; ~~ by the Revs. J. ©. MeDonald, M. Me-| a ' ment, of the resources of the Dominion: | y, While working apart and ench one) OO. ' : ” decision of the Vice-Chanceltor (Signed) Rosert Braece Stewars 2d. That it consists “of 12054 acres, all| .? ale Ve Crown lands, and Mr. Campbell, member 4 | wesfwunine ell th i Best white clover, (25 Ibs) no sample i a i : Le i ” ee ee oe 4 ern Oe 4 Millan, and J. A. S. McDonald, S.J. A Sue New Led Reed os sn f Its territory is larger than that of-the | Pe“orming a e necessrry operations, exbiiiann: 30 Cons qu ntly they were note slled upon — ] - —th =" a a ” _ ole th i a : : divas ’ : ? : | for 2 ew London, favored the prayer o United States : yet diets Wail Gaeta enik: they could hardly make two hundred be» 9d best white clover. do. da 250 they could not be “eslled upon ’—to [copy.] - A v4. and the arrears at this date be-| very appropriate address was delivered | 4, petition. It was laid on the table. | ca nea i of petaha athe: tie | tween them. The community of nations | Best Alsyke clover (25 Ibs.) John God- . Mitt View. December 20th, 1873. = by Dr. O’Brien, in his usual terse and Dr- Jenkins als sented a pet tion fr 7 . | is, to a great extent 1 h frey, Wiltshire, 3.00 ‘ n”’ and “ defend” the raisers i t the lowest cash price which I/| ° r- JCDK1IUS aiso presented a pet tion trom = * ee a ; Hy It is . ag e , analogous to the com...) . Se exp sin” and efenl” the Appraiser cy ies sue olla 1 34. That | vest cash price which . : | Dominion contains less than four. It is | . ak , 2d best do do., uo sample exhibited, 23% the ul aa cited leenede on the said 1205} acres of land, | eloquent style. After the ceremony, the | Rey, J. Davies, Artemas Lord, and other |. sp 4 -¢ din . ith | MUnity af individuals. Far greater pross | Best Timothy. [1 bushel.) Thos. Bub - The Appruisers themselves were alone! wishing to ascertain from me, at mv earliest ncluding all arrears. is $4286 00. currency— | neacece? f . Sal haul | : ete , ; manifest if the latter is to compete with | aot hi : 2 j ao “i ei ied The awards Convenience, the lowest price per acre, in | jhic 4 . 8 ie eo ~ et : procession reformed and marched back to | residents of this city, praying for the re-| the former, immigration must be encourags | perity will be achieved, and far more capi- as — es ico ee 3.00 Coperasiuie 50 " ‘ ages 1€ ¢ ‘ > i : : : Hrs amount, ress the Pesala ¢ Pars, Deing ie Hl : ae - . - . ’ j a » . a¢ ‘- « ie SOA Sarper, ‘ a ; We ee i oy ter w _ ~~ Meseers. Thomson meer a principal sum which, at 6 per cent, wiil the Reading Room, where it dispersed. peal of a section in the Act relating to the | ed- If the Dominion can supply the nes | - will be aera 7 the nation that Suffolk. 5 ere their ucts yey were swo 3 Oo | sell their land to the Provincial Government, | .:0)0 interest equal to the annual renta In the afte 2 St. Patrick’s Tot: . on i . . | Gevotes itself to the production of those rr Ag ay CORE agua nchaaen ag omg iets e afternoon the St. Patrick's Total | new Protestant Cemetery for Charlotte- cessaries of life at acheaper rate than the | P a Judges, Samuel Hyde. Key... West Ri justice between owners of property (who | !scluding all arrears, on receipt of which 1 } } id arrears n easily be . 1 : ig oe J : cessaries 0 e ‘ ape “ee oe ea Se ee ee eee ' ver, Re ji : “a I oc : : wrote Messrs. Thomson, advising them to 41 he it os § aid = apo te pya Abstinence Soviety formed a procession | town. The petitioners set forth thatthe United States, people of the agricu!tura ayer — es best ~— than by John MeGeager, Esq . Lot 48. isaac Thomp- i uppe rom e allwe n rece of eir answer ehs a. ted ans should any ayments o Pe : rH : : : , ; : ' eee eee ow oe ; . - mway | sell. On ree — on epee Isha OO | is ehstee: ths enn Wrenn thas date at St. Patrick’s Hall, and, escorted by place of burial should not be more than class especially, will naturially be aint " oi ‘a eavors = “sie on i ‘ ission¢ ant e Government. ‘ise you on the subject. Atthe same time, 1 ant nobehann: thin aman are ‘ . . : = dors | ergies from eir natura i " eo ee I would beg leave ry offer to the Provincial | #"4 - date of ig hase, the amount thereof the Band, marched to the Cathedral, and | one mile from the city proper, and that | to seek their homes witain its borders. | : vcntuatbiilaltas L : oe . oe WISCELLLAVEOUS yo aro ce 1e rt 5 : nid a a aa cians i ' co le sale ther ¢ rtificial ones. etu ‘ WEES a. } re ~ they oe a a. 9 ——— 5203 — of my oan lan bg: ss hy ay me ” wmeumial at V espers. They afterwards the new cemetery is three and a half} Protect the manufacturers, and you raise | meena ici tas aunt on aon piviirene ee L. aos . a atrtporne new this g well; Lot J3/, under lease and agreement, which re : . ° . ° | ices. e stream of i igras " sed i ‘ : ~~ ee ir ‘s be m eee ' " i : hecwin annex oT Sth. That inasmuch as all arrears were reformed, and marched through the prin- miles; and they desire that the old grave- | the prices, ro eae 0s a a and one that will appeal more direetly in Cholera and fever haye disappeared from ti fore, his intimution that “as Mem—| ~~ ~~ i rive » § 12 time [I came ji »pro-| a: : . ion, and retard the development of the seas pavetors . : i have the honor to be, given up at the lime I came into the pro-| ciple streets to the Hall, where the pro— | yard, on Mulpeque Road, be again opened | "°™ Sa Buenos Ayres.

bers of Parliament the Members of Coun

: Your obedient servant, cil will be called upon,”’ ete., can only be

perty, and as the rent reserved is small, compared with the quality of the soil, I do

cession broke up.

In the evening, an_

till better arrangements are made. Sey-

| country. Protection, to a certain ex‘ent,

to every man’s experience. The man who)

Bist thie earns a thousand dollars a year ae salesman |

The Duke and Duch:ss of Edinburoh will

Signed) J. R. Bourke not feel under any obligation to forego my | : at | Mr. Brecken said, is excusable. sl kk ‘ , soon visit Eugenie.

{s 2 . KR. BOURKE 10t feel under any obiigatio oreg j @ ‘ : ial ° ‘i ‘ : Sie E : | bookkee ds be | . " ‘ construed as an exhort:tion and a threat. | flon. Thos. H oe ) claim for arrears on any part thereof . * entertainment was held in St, Patrick’s eral Bills were regd a third time, and | duties of Canada are already high enough | i oe i “i ; a a omy to | Advices from Berlin state that Bismargk, . . a . on. 1HOSs. OH. Gy? ’ —" m coe ea . es . si . he kee, ‘< : ay a carpenter to shingle his co than | j is fs a | Tt was equivalent to saying, ‘“‘ Gentlemen Colonial Secretary J 6th. That on the above terms, I am ready Hall, which was a very poor affair, Itis ordered to be sent up to the Legislative | to carry on the Government , the manu- | : : ° 4 | though suffering, is able to transact bus

It.

{[Appended to this letter isa tabular state- ment, showing that the 5204 acres offeredl by Mr. Bourke yield a rental of £32 13s. 6d.; ani that the a’rears due, amount to £258 2s. 6d. The whole property, Mr. Bourke offers to the Government at 16s. per acre.]

do be very careful about your awards; | you know the Government is in a critical position ; the Opposition is watchful and | may task in Parliament; though I know you

unscrupulous; they bring us to

to convey to the Government the said pro- perty at any time.

ith. That I was not a party to the Land Commission to enquire into the existing re- lations between landlord and tenant; and vonsequently am not bound by the Act 27th Vic., Cap. 2, Intituled—* An Act for settling

deserving of particular notice that, during

the whole day, there was not a ‘ drunk’)

to be seen, with the exception of one or two persons who did not belong to the city. In its notice of ‘ St. Patrick’s Day,’

| Council.

| tices at elections.

see

MEETING IN MARKET HALL.

Some time was spent in dis_| cussing the Bill to prevent corrupt prac. |

facturers of the Dominion are getting rich

of a higher tariff. With respect to reci- procity, Mr. Brecken said that when at the | Trade Convention in Detroit, a few years | ago, he noticed that the feeling was very

_ to leave his occupation and do it himself, | ness

fast enough ; and there is really no need |

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saving the wages of a carpenter fer two. days, and losing his own for three. If we) we can get an article from abroad fur adols | lar, and would have to give twenty cents more to have it made here, we are pefectly |

Lord Perey, Lord Somerset, Mr. Ward Hunt, Sir Michael Beach, Sir Charles Ad der'y and Mr. Bell, of the new Government have been re-elected to Parliament.

Latest intelligence from Ashantee is that the Ashantee chiefs