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q . _ . " . . '.- t ,, 'rye., we T" ' ' ft PN . l g r f would be liable for injurifs to. an emdioyets affairs of the countryI te, tuMn"ttlce an hour in ' received thrlough his Fomimtmlg tl,",',',,',','.,',", flf order to grotto. heiff, 1'gvttigqty,t, stand on en inns to t e care o a y or ans 1 e his own oo in .. . rr potion. The employer would be liable undifr (r',r,',li?,'rs"s,Cih'dtjl'f 35,": rt.hattht,"ii,t there had the common law, ind com anies are usua y , been no great omen or 3 measure, it 1 r careful in cmploving only sided persona So I 'was becoming more and more _diflicult for ' V that class of injuries would be CXCGEdIFEIY ' workintppen in cities to poll their votes lure j . flung?wi.'§";vt"°§lfi'ili.'f"a(mt???)£15512 , if," "it" h' 1,"ide/the,1th,ti2tt YB. ill provided l ' _ ' . . . . e De _ ' . ' o 1 lines laid dowu by the Imperial Parliament. ', Mr. N EEKON had never seen any trouble " I The clause was adogte'if . , . I' 1 in all the yotes .in St. Cathariites being 1 _ Hon. fl. F. 1TAS.F said, In r window to i polled within polling hours. He thought the ', f sub-tseitéon 4 to}: Sign?" k that he prgprgseduto 1 presenghgflhrhg hours ttttll be mailmamedé a , s out 1 mm c e . was urge . y' le , Mr. . move a e rov snons o ' LI v), whrkmen 13118»th W001: 1?iWye'lli' to Ite: , the Bill should be extended top villiaies and 66 trea rat 1er t an n Hte t J t 18 " way t wnshi B. Mr. Waters su Porte t at mo- companies were compelled to conform to this 'IIS. p p .. clause. He proposed, therefore, that the last Mr. WHITE objected to interference in the _ . word " or " of 'teye'!.'.?..",? 3 of section 4 and relations between masters and workmen. I _ sub-section 4 be struck out. . This latter Mr. Creighton and Mr. Heap su gested that , , , reads :---"By reason of the running-boards on election day be made a public ho may, [ i the roof of any box canused for frtightitrrt The amendments moved by Messy-.3. Mer- : l purposes on any such railway not being of tb rick, Morin, and Ermatingef Were lost. I i 1u.ftlcier.tt thiel.ritesa. and strengthmnd at least The Committee reported the Bill. I ' 1 thirty inches in width, and With proper and Hon. A. M. ROSS presented the report of i 1 . ( 'l'l/Ji/,1','.t'li,ti' txetplhi"itteh',,tihelQg,iptd "f _ "'1' "mg???" on the Bill respeeting Agri- i . > . point not more than two inches less than '"huJed,fd,' :djourned at 11:20. i l that to which the dead-wood or bumpers at y. . . . NOTICES or MOTION. r . i each end of such car shall then he likewise . W d d t o d C y extending." To sectiont he proposed tow'i Mr. Bishop-On e nes a? nex. - fr if , tt , words which would show that no deduction , of the House for , return 0 copies o /y.. 5. I should be made from any compensation I rules and 't,5.el.a//en:1.. 1n force. at the Uni- given under the Act on account of any in. ' versity of ly/ey "High lreg'axd to the ad. l ourance provided by the'iajured person. 21:33:35 visitors to t e ibiary, museum, l r , ' a n . . , 1 _ M £5122:th) ' 3 licoll"2'e1't'e1""hat th M J; Qitge,it2i,-SIn .l22t'day,"gri,-e,tttir , - _ I r. L' . SM: 98 e . " oft e ouse for a. return o l ) a ert is, " , amount ot compensation 'sEii',t/i not be limit- _ limits, lots, or other tracts of land on which, ' 1 ed to three years W38", but extended to the 1 since the year ISI, fil"'g,":',tfst; to out timber t years. , . . has been grante iceuse, permit, or . "Rhona;i1?éi§'i'§.§t'.5iaihii'.'"'5.3335313 'ltr1s,'tTt'iltiu2,t.ei1et hie 'IIT,"', It2.rig.' be, . " . . ' rs o ere or so e y pu ie auc ion, Wt Bill was trti?liiy,'s, for Worknicn what no the names of the lemons to whom such right - p, . State in t e Union, nor any ot the Provinces was granted, and the bonus agreed to be ' , in the Dominion, had done for their work. paid in res ect thereof, and the area of each h a men. The matter was fully argued in the such berth limit, lot, or tract of land. ' i Imperial Parliament, and it was decided 2. A like return with respect to berths, " , that it would be better for all sides to know limits lots, or other tracts of land, rights to _ r I "f the outside amount that might be recovered cut timber on which having once been offered ii {inder the Act, and tlhsreby [itigattion \rvouldt fo" sale by huhhc auction, were withdrawn to oval ed. It was t en pointe out that i . . u, f ti tef ult of the B = ' the amount to be recovered were left with- st'i:fae/,.dohtgii,1.',',eiee lu 'Cd 'hu/U/l,',' I. out a limit, it would only be better for the dis osed of by private gal... _ ', ' luv??? It was :?"y,te.ey. that: till-2313} the I 'ir. Bishop1-Oh,\Ved.nesd11ynext--TEnquiry _ ' granite Ytdcy' te,,Tn,t,mott law an dord of Minister of Education. wietherit IS the r." ' ampbell " Act, b'ir Fyyer iierschell was custom to charge an admission fee or other. ; . able to prove that, taking all, the CMHQS. wise to visitors fur admission to the Univer. G' p. the result "as that, the verdict did sitvof Toronto or the tower thereof. not exceed three years earnings of the l silr.' Meredith-WOnWednesday next-Order E pcreon who was killed. If the leader of the 1 I of 711k House for a return showing, l, the 2" Opposition looked over the cases which have ' eraoue by whom and the limit or berth in Bt i come under hisknowledge he would find that i respect of which the bonuses appearing as 'if , r." there have been no large verdicts recovered. 1 male from woods and forests were pay- . , For his own part he could say that he had not ttffl',', in each vear Sm" 1871. 2. The balance a'. 1 heen abli; ti), get larger verdicts than the which renniined unpaid on. account of g; ""rh'e,1td', atu'. - bonuses on the 31st December in each year e c ause was adopted, since 1871, with the names of the persons by I MUST PACK "was. whom the saline were respectively1 owing yyl ' ft: tatt", FR F. the amouiht o'wetdlbyweach "die/n .y"i,de, ' ' on. l l , AS JR made an addition tespee o W m , . um yr e . f" making it clear that nothing under the Act due, and the pe.ri.od during which it had 'st i should be a bar to an action when the. injury remained unpaid . after it become due. " , i arose If?" the failure on the part of a railway l s. The yg,'ehtt "Ham!" gems tt r,t,Rett,iil f to par - regs. years, were a owe to t . . 1 ', C a Sub-section 10 of clause 11 was amended so n the some 0mm: hy them wiltt the ""111? . _ t that the amount to be deposited l, v a person of the persons to whom the allowances " no . _ tiling his application shall be $4 for each as- media mild dhfh reaigns'éma ,"gtle'y "tell?"- F season instead of 810 in the Bill. , e t'. . ere i "" tt e nes y . . 'w" The blank in clause 16 was tilled up so that 1' Order of the House for a rttrttru.,.sh.tyvir,tg on F it reads : This Act shall not. come into a map or Ella", each timber limit or berth ' operation until the first day oiJuly next, l _ now under icense, and each timber 12.ht, or after the ttnal passege of the Act, which date ', berth disposed of at the sale in October "if" islnthis Act referred to as the commence- I whether etuuder license. or not, witht e meat of this Act. 1 1 names o¥ the present licensees or owner's The Act was then reported as amended l 1 thereof marked thereon, and the area. there- and the amendments concurred in. l of, and the bonus D6? Kauai": mile paid In re. 1. THE FRANCHISE. l npcct thereof, and the ates when the same , ' tN _ Mr WALFOL'R moved the House in Com 5 _ were respectively first placed under license. i z. 7,- l . t ' . 8 . q-I.-.-.--.- " . mitte f on the Bill to amend the Franchise .---- ---.- ia and t1..ut-"iis,atat,i,tt,t Act of 1885. ': ti Mr. CERR moved that adopted sons . f , ' should be placed in the some position as sons Ir so far as regarded the. right to vote. f [i Mr. GIBSON (Humm- was afraid that a ') 'd great many sons wouldee. adopted about 'at' election times. (Laughter l ' The amendment was It 1. 1 )i' Mr. BALFOUR moved the adoption of the _ T clause allowing workmen to absent them-1 , selves from twelve to two on election days I i" l for the purKose of recording their votes. ) . l " Mr. ME RICK thought that there was , C' "l too much disposition in the House to consult " Tq the interests of workinimcu to the exclusion ' of other interests. He t ought this provision ', tr I» would be injurious to employers, and would . It I practically no ithe shu' lug down of the . ,1 establishmet.u, tor the day. e moved that f. the clause be struck out. l ' Hon. C. P ', R ASER said he did not think ) that the it. ' an hour a day once in four ' > 1 years woulu be a very serious matter for any ; u "1"g.'.1tflhrl'E establishment. , _ Mr. MERE 1TH opposed the {rovision ot ', ' , . '. _ the Bill because it placed the wor 'man under I , , an obligation to the employer. 1 Mr. RODEP. _thouWt the workingmen of the country took sufficient interest in the r', J Fi f K " .. ' - - . - , - ree ~nyw»... A'., V _ "' *7" _