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     trade of the British possessions abioad, pumps an 
     
     wells, Charlottetown nuisances, tlotting hogs s, smug- 
     
    

    
     gling, education, deodands, Treasury warrants, 
     
     market house, justice, persons killed by accident, 
     
     and domg away with the oath ofabjuration heretofmei 
     
     imposed on Roman Catholics 
     
    
   
   
    
     The legislative year 1848 opened under the auspi- 
     
     ces of Leutenant Governor Sir Donald Campbell, 
     
     Bart., and commenced by forbidding the export of 
     
     grain, meal and potatoes. Statute labor, emigrants, 
     
     the appointment of a Commissioner of highways f'ur 
     
     Georgetown, the appointment of a Master of the 
     
     Rolls to the Court of Chancery, and an assistant 
     
     Judge to the Supreme Court, education, incorporation 
     
     ofthe Mutual Fire Insurance Company, statistical 
     
     information, lighthouses, Boards ofhealth, Charlotte- 
     
     toun ferry, drunkenness, accidents by fire, coal 
     
     meters, election of members of Parliament, pilots, 
     
     Crown Lands, fisheries, fire companies, grain and 
     
     pulse, sheep and goats, insolventdebtors, copy- —rights, 
     
     seats of members of'Assembly, bailiffs, barristers: and 
     
     attorneys, and the reprinting the laws of the Island. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1849 opens by an Aet relating to the limits and rules 
     
     ofjails, judgments, free trade with the United States 
     
     ofAmerica; improving the law of evidence, thecon- 
     
     veyance of freehold estates, education, accidents by 
     
     fire, terms of the Supreme Court, a revenue, statute 
     
     labor, and nuisances; prison discipline and hard labr; 
     
     public wharves, Chancery practice, fish, trespasses, 
     
     bail, timber and lumber, pedlars, lighthouses, re- 
     
     printing the lawss, specie currency, civil list, emi- 
     
     gration, boards of health, Treasury Warrants, 
     
     Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and the usual ap- 
     
     propriations for the service ofthe year. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The legislative acts of 1850 simply embraced the 
     
     continuation of several expiring Acts, provision for 
     
     the civil list, which was disallowed, and raising a re- 
     
     venue. Thus closes the administration and life of 
     
     the lamented Baronet, whose remains are interred in