, 1872-10-23

fol pbcs SUITS m the circumstances aegr greatly altered since them so much so hntu bemnao
a matter bodemgo mysteeto cmtnu MOTTO pay the lawyers for ervces thew render
Inc CMMmm %Wa htm make the genera remark that eintMhdW hneverl h found museforo
umg mtM S n lmi OF e privilege granted the Chairman by the Rules ofB Business to speak on
questions bere Membespr proceed to anne thereon, without yacahng his set With He E~J
Ry ne would beg to reoonmen hsO Ordinance one only CARRYING into effect a matter ontem.
plated for long time. The question some Of legal nature and will smrcly interest Law -Mem.
o"' except egad@ the money qu@ton involved in the matter which howeveri ntg mt. In
Hgad TO the reality otthe thing it is not oy just that lawyers should not be REQUIRED tie work
the pbhcW without payment but besides that the position of awverhne inow mot 50 mIen1d IN
allow them MOTTO take Day for work. 1t wMt be perceived from the Dn. hat it mvr rE~ to
criminal suits but dd not tend to Eject my change in the exsHng rules concerning cases here
p" parties nave Ho lawyers appointed for henn civil suits. This appeash however be quite in
Mnuonay done by1he Government, and tits in conformity with the Draft of 1859. where the advice
gwen by the UpperC Court mott alter the rules fsu such instances asf lhwe1 Eo Would
however NOTE t TINS OtMance pass Whhout mentioning this SO much the more a lis Exconenuin
me eomaC oouhn L {" b. lhmasT anS"erH an enquiry fawyer will b ts new Ordinance be
coming nngW 10 eMya an an inc eP PnMgs or a%yH8m Denmark, had stated they would be which could lead
to 6esv e hat also IN this respect th h"yeHh0 here We're to be equally situated, which ot the case
He had mote exactly thought of any change in the existing Jules, in $50 far as Iev denrrno vT
salary 10 De n AWARDED h"yesn mes where 6e@gf1un paYaa3 is gven; but would merely
suggt whether TINS opportunity might be taken to chuget the rule. that The party who Lmes fe
wEe be charged with with the expenses which certainly can be hard and therefore b not longer so in the
NohercoWr' Those cases were, however note fHequenU occurrences and he had Msdmbaw o
t@t you'd be advisable to dHMn uSO Ordinance for the sake of this to its generate contents me
WHAT foreign, and perhaps dspuhbe mater-Menhme he would bo tosDm6t It bproh o 2d
toducdb y lis Exelency a. W""""
The @goran0r mdh he would with much pleasure take the suggestion ,nlr confederation
IT. howeVer,a IN anmdmetw we're to be made in the directions ugmstdT this Or1anoo would bo w.
ing further tnh the Ordinance originally intended to be extmdedi butbat Womb he No ob|ac0 ~
passed to End GSu sion. N0 ON
After respite of 10 minutes, the Council proceeded to vote fu Members ofhc Committee on
Additional Money Bllf for almn in aid Of the Tanney
crohrg fS S hn 10" me E o% to3 fTG ~ HVM ma voting voting okes returned of which Jm received 10 votes,
made, whom elliott received s totes
Asst vas late in the day, the Chairman deferred the other remaining cases on the Order ofhe
Day andPP MMed. the next Meeting for Monday Ie2 ht inst 2 O'clock. The Order fDw ODE:
II EtD Discussion Draft fOrGDance concMnigr rules for rrevmtnpr LEGm at a'o In,
SANDS Appointments Members to revise the ST. Mx Communal Accounts for the FIan-
cal Year I0W-Ij d. Letter ON 1.-THE Government on thu sale of certain lsn britnstd S 2d
DISCUSSION on the Draft OF Ordnance omernng fees for conducting public suits andenauaHnf t,
md DISCUSSION OF dhuGnh Money Blfr aln in aid of the Treasury.
Appointments to the Draft of rHnancoc oncnningp public us nIynvouhuuu+ oA A71Hnonl
money Bl to De entn by Thursday ue1 inst 10 o'clock a. n.
The meeting closed at b O'clock