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1865.

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, November 15,

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[CIRCULAR]

Prince Edward Island,

Downing Street, Oct. 25,1865. I find that the Governors of the North American and Australian

Colonies have on several occasions omitted to avail themselves of their privilege of recommending periodically a Candidate fora Naval Cadetsliip, and as my right of nominating lapses unless claimed within the year for which the Cadetships are granted. I have to inform you that all Nominations for the present your will be considered by me to have lapsed unless made within the year; and that future Noniinitions will be considered as having lapsed unless the name ot'the Nominee reaches the Secretary of State Within the first quarter of the year tor which it is made. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your most obedient, humble servant,

(Signed) EDWARD CAIIDWELL. The Otlicer administering the Government.

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Prince Edward Island. Downing Street, 30th September, 1865-- 5111 ;

V 71TH reference to my Circular Despatch of the 23th of

February last,1 transmit to you,l'or your information, a copy ofa letter frsm the Assistant Secretary of the Royal Horticultural Society, with a statement- containing some further information, relative to the arangmnents connected with the approaching International Exhibition of Fruit and Vegetables.

I have the honor to be, Sir. Your most obedient humble Servant, EDWARD CARDH'ELL. The Officer Administering the Government.

Mr. Coo/tore]! to Mr. (f‘m'd'u'e/l. Royal [forlit'u/luml Society, _ Sou/h Kcnsingloa, Hi, Sir; SifplC/N/M’I‘, 13463. \Vi'rn reference to the letter sent to you from my Oilicc, dated February 18th,18(35, forwarding prospectus of the International Show of Fruit and Vegetables, and to the steps you were good enough to take in the matter, I have, now the honor to forward you a few more circulars, and to request you Will kindly cause them to be circulated in a. similar manner to the last, as they contain further informa- tion rciative to the approaching Exhibition. I have. &e., (Signed) J. COCKERElili, 4 Assistant Secretary. 1710 Rt. Hon. E. Cardinal], 31, P., «5'0. (3‘0.

ROYAL Honncvmonu. Socrtzrs,

ROYAL

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must be addressed to the care of the Garden Superintendent. Royal Horticultural Society, South Kensingtou, London.

I am desired especially to request, that intending exhibitors will make known their intention as early as possible to tho ;\_.- sistant Secretary——-tbrwardiiig full particulars of the object they desire to exhibit. l have the humor to he,

Sir, yours obediently, J. t't)t‘l{l£ltl‘lbli, Jissislunt Si cretin'y.

IN'I‘I'IlCNATIt)N.-\L FRUIT SHOW. From Saturday. Dec. 91/), lo Saturday, Dre. It'd/i. inc/1min.

l.——'l‘iie Gold Medal of the Society will be awarded to the best collection of Fruit and Vegetabies prodaaxd in: the garden oft: Sovereign

2.—-'l‘he Gold Medal of the Society for the best collection of Fruit and Vegetables grown by any Botanic or Horticultural So- ciety in any part of the World. 3.—'l‘he Gold Medal of the Society for the best and most com- plete i'eprt-scnluti'rc collection of Fruit and Vegetables from any Ul- the (_‘tilt,ilileS.

4.—First Banksian Gold Medal for the best and most complete representative Collection from the l’residencies of lndia

5.—Certiticates will be awarded for separate exhibitions of all Fruits and Vegetables, either fresh or preserved, from all parts of the world.

ti.-——'I‘lic first Gold Knightian Medal of the Society to the exhi- bitor who shall obtain the greatest number of first—class ccrtiti- Gates.

7.—-—'l'lie second Gold Knightian Medal to the exhibitor who shall obtain the greatest number ofsccoiid-class certificates.

8.—'l‘he sceond Uold Baiiksiaii Medal to the exhibitor who shall obtain the grin-test number of third—class certificates.

'J,-——'l'lie first Gold Banksian Medal to the exhibitor who shall gain the greatest number of marks, counting first, second, and third certificates as three, two, and one, respectively.

In the Supreme Court of

i Judicature, Michaelmas

'l‘ei'in, 29th Vic.A. l). 1865.

Is 'i'iit: MATTER; of an application for execution to me issued against;

the Lands ofJoiiN M .-\’l niawsox .late of Lot number 'l'liii'ty-tlnt‘ee.

in Queen’s County, in the said Island, Farmer, deceased, and

his right, title and iiitercsttlierciii, under the provisions ofthc

Act ot the General Assembly ot the said Island, 21th Victoria.

cap. 5, upon a certain judgment entered of rccurd iii the said.

Court in a cause wherein Janus l‘iiicuincs was the I’laiiititf, and the said John Mathewson, Defendant.

\ TllEltl-JA." application hath been made to this Court, on the . part of the above named James I’ce'olcs, stating that the sum of Fifty pounds, with interest thereon, is due to him on and secured by a certain judgment of records at his suit against the- said late John Mathewson, now deceased, entered in or about or of Trinity Term, in the twenty-eighth year of the reign of “or pre- sent Majesty, on or about the loth day of September, A. l). 1864, for the sum of One hundred Pounds debt, and three pounds costs of suit, and execution of such judgment hath been moved for and on behalf ol the said James i’cebles.

It is ordered that unless all or some of the persons interested in the lands formerly belonging to the said John Mathewson,deceased, shall, on the ninth day of January next coining, being the lirstday of llilary Term of the Court at Charlottetown, for Queen’s County, come forward and show cause why execution should not be issued upon the said judgment, at the suit of the said James I’ecblee against said lands of the said John Mathewson, deceased, or his former right, title and interest therein, then execution will be issued against such lands, and the tenements and liercditatiicnts of the said John Mathewson, deceased, in pursuance of the Act of the

Prince Edward Island, Queen’s County.

Sourii liinssixorox, W., . Sin; SEPTEMBER, 1805. l I beg to call your attention t) the annexed list of Medals to be awarded at the International Exhibition of Fruit and Vegetables, ! to be held in these Gardens, from the ‘Jth December to the 10th ‘ December next, inclusive Several questions have been asked, with regard to the manner in which fruits that will not bear ajt urney, are to be exhibited— i in answer, I am desired to say, that such ft uits may be preserved 5 in sugar, spirits, vinegar, or in such other manner as in the opinion ot the Exhibitor will be most convenient. | Wild Fruits and Vegetables will be admissible as representative soilections of the country from which they come. All packages i

General Assembly of Prince Edward Island. passed in the twenty- fourth year of the reign of Her present Majesty, iiitituled “ An

I Act in amendment of and addition to the Act relating to judgments

entered of record in the Supreme Court of Judicature.” ()n ntlidavit of James I’eebles and on motion of Mr. Edward J. Ilodgsou of Counsel for the Plaintiil'. By the Court, L. llOIiGSON, Prothonotary.

BOARD OF EDUCATION .

THE monthly meeting of the Board of I‘lducnt‘on will be heldfat

the Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, on THURSDAY, 30th November inst, at 10 o’clock, a. in.

Nov. 13, 1803. JOHN Mo‘rlEILL, Sec’y.