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venting her from taking any tolid no nib
msnt. she easily swallowed some tf,b
On the 10th the soreness OF he, no.,,
having diminished, she sat with ,pn.,s
rejoiced 10 her recovery, and talked a%
risk she had run.
On the Goth the child was perfectly ,.r
grew stronger every day, and regsined l.
natural gaiety.
have not perceived in either o, .th...
cases that the wounds re.Opened Or A.,
their edges were swelled: neither did ,hs.
Of the young Billet, who died Of bydunS,
bia last sumner, exhibit any such ,l,.,'
ton, twelve months and half sl,., :"
bite. v"
KINDER, Surgeon.
Montreal, April 2, 1891.
81 Gsorys' (Ber.) April 4. |
COLONIAL PARLIAMENT.
On Wednesday last our Colonial r..
Of Assembly met, 10 pursuance Of 'ss
tice contained in a written Procl,m,t..
posted up in some. corners of ST. Gso'a"
aud Hamilton: There wers not. bowass .'
a sufficient lumber TO form Hou,. ";
on Thursday they again assembled rS S
after the usual oatbs Of qualification v..
administered. they repaired by an o,d.,
from bis ExcelIency the Governor to 4.
Council Chamber, after which HIS Erc.1
lency recommended them to return ,,i
elect Speaker, when The Honorable JoSa
Noble Harvey, was again unanimously cali.
ed 10 fbe Chair. On Monday His E1e.II,,.
cy opened the present Session BY the ID ]
lowing
Speech.
WIN. LUMLEY.
nv. President, and Gentlemen of ts
Legislative Council:
Mr.. Speaker, and Gentlemen of tn
House Of assembly:
1t was my intention to have met val
in session somewhat sooner, but thatl
found it requisite to remain in 81
Georges beyond the period l had y
first intended, and | was DESTROYS no
10 put the other branches of the Lesn
allure to the inconvenience Of meetiE
nc at that plare.
1t is a sincere satisfaction to n.
hat a question Of no small i,nportam
as having strongly asitated the pubh}
mind, (although no doubt ever exists
On my own mind on that subjett) ha|
BY the early attention Of Earl Bathur
20 my request, since the last meeting
Of The legislature, been So clearly AMI
answered and dec ,ded upon
BY his Majesty, that no doubt or mis-
understanding can possibly exist in
'uture on that point and not only su
hat particular question at rest forever
tut also gives q better understanding
IN the more general subject of all .
her legislative enactments, relative
which | was equally decided in my ovl
opinion: but which by long and conf !
lued irregularities, had created !,
wrong bias and misconception even :
nong those who ought to have beu
more correctly informed on so gened
md important a Colonial System 4
Legislation. | allude to those acts d
he Colonial Legislature without su
clauses which l ever did assert
;ould only, at most, be considered Of
uaerance until his Majesty's pleasun
vas had thereon, and which it nov
lcariy appears, can never be said to
'e in strict legal operation until thu
oval assen; or dissent is made known
'owever distant the period of such De
ision may be.
Mr.. Speaker, and Gentlemen Of tb
Heuse Of Assembly:
10 speaking more fully with respect
0 the manuscript copy of the Powda
Fund Act of l742. to which | have o.
lded. ! have to remark. that the OPT
ion of tie late House Of Assembly wa
rom the first unfortunately most ct
oneous, aud eventually produced stiI
lore lamentable errors, and nrucb %.
ecessary discussion. I'm order, howe
er to prevent any explanation which,
right give being misconceiyed or mis-
shall direct a complete
Opy Of Earl Bathurst's despatch 70
le on that subject to be laid before YOU
, which the various proceedings re-
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