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BY-LAWS 
 
 •OF THE 
 
 COUNTY OF WENTWORTH, 
 
 With a Catalogue of the 
 
 ^Mm$ ani ^mUn ul 
 
 \mmil 
 
 From its Organization in 1842, to the 
 1st January, 1880. 
 
 l<P(f^ 
 
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 COMPILED & REVISED BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. 
 
 COUNTY SOLICITOR. 
 
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 TT, T> ,. HAMILTON, ONT. : 
 
 Flynn Brothers, Steam Book and Job Printers, 35 King Street East. 
 
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 \VARDENS 
 
 From the Year 1842 to the Year 1880. 
 
 » 4» H ■ 
 
 GORE DISTRICT. 
 
 1842. JOHN WETENHALL. 
 '843. Do. 
 
 •844. Da 
 
 1845. Do. 
 
 1846. JOHN WETENHALL. 
 
 1847. SAMUEL 3LARKE. 
 
 1848. Do. 
 
 1849. Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 .850. ROBERT SPENCE. , ,85:. ROBERT S PENCE. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 
 1852. ROBERT SPENCE. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON, 
 
 1853. JOHN HESLOP. , ,85^. JOHN HESLOP. 
 
 1855. JOHN HESLOP. 
 
 1856. Do. 
 1857- Do. 
 
 , »8s8. Do. 
 
 1859. ALEXANDER BROWN. 
 
 i860. Do. 
 
 1861. Do. 
 
 1862. Do. 
 '863. Do. 
 
 1864. Do. 
 
 1865. Do. 
 
 1866. Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1867. 
 1868. 
 1869. 
 1S70. 
 1871. 
 1872. 
 
 1873. 
 1874. 
 
 187s. 
 1876. 
 
 1877. 
 1878. 
 J879. THOMAS STOCK 
 
 ALVA G. JONES. 
 R. R. WADDELL. 
 
 Do. 
 THOMAS BAIN. 
 ALONZO EGLESTON. 
 JAMES SOMERVILLE. 
 THOMAS STOCK. 
 
 Do. 
 PETER WOOD. 
 F. M. CARPENTER. 
 THOMAS STOCK. 
 JOHN WEIR, Jr. 
 
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 LIST OIP 
 
 Gore District Gounciilors, Reeves and Deputy Reeves, 
 
 OF THE COUNTY OF WENTAVORTH, 
 
 From the Year 1842 to the Year 1880. 
 TOWNSHIP OF ANCASTER. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. 
 
 1842. Frederick Dresser Philip Spaun. 
 
 1843. Kbert Holt, Do. 
 
 1844. Do. Do. 
 
 1845. Do. ' Francis Cameron. 
 
 1846. Do. Do. 
 
 1847. Do. Do. 
 
 1848. Do, John Heslop. 
 
 1849. Do. Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1850. Moses H. Howell, John Heslop. 
 
 1851. John Heslop James Calder. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 
 1852. John Heslop James Calder. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 1853. John Heslop James Calder. 
 
 1854. Do. Jacob Binkley. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1855. John Heslop Jacob Binkley. 
 
 1856. Do. Do. 
 
 1857. Do. Do. 
 
 1858. Do. Do. 
 
 1859. William Sexton A. Egleston. 
 
Reeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF ANCASTER.-[Continued.] 
 
 1«fln T ^^^^rfij DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1861 * '^^'''^^^^^^^' Henry Binkley. 
 
 ]lll' J^^- .....'.".'.■.*.■*' William''sexton. 
 1864 Do' Alonzo Egleston. 
 
 1865. Do. ;;;; p^- 
 
 1866. Alonzo^Egtoon *.'*.' WilUam Sexton. 
 
 1868.' Do' T 1. xP^ 
 
 1869. Do '^''^'' ?r^'P- 
 
 i^^o. Do.' ;:!'.::;:.*;.;; do 
 
 ml: So Jonathan'Kelly. 
 
 18^3. Do! :::::::::::: do 
 
 1874. Do. ;;; {j^- 
 
 Jo!?- ^^°- J.A.Smith. 
 
 ^^^^' ^^- Henry Binkley and 
 
 loh-^T T^ Robert Forbes. 
 
 ^^^^' ^^- Henry Binkley and 
 
 1 S7S p 1. ^ 17 u Robert Forbes. 
 
 1878. Robert Forbes s. N. Ohnstead and 
 
 ''''• S. N. Olmstead ^rctTand 
 
 Daniel Shaver. 
 
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 1842. 
 1843. 
 ]84.4 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF BARTON. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. 
 
 Arthur Bowen D. K. Servos. 
 
 ^'' Bo. 
 
 ^^' Do. 
 
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 Rkeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF BARTON.— [Continuea.] 
 
 GORE DISTRICI' COUNCILLORS, 
 
 1845. JohnO. Hatt I). K. Servos. 
 
 1846. Do. I>o. 
 
 1847. Do. 
 
 1848. Do. 
 
 1849. Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1850. Michael Burkholder 
 
 1851. Michael Aikman 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 
 1852. D. K. Servos 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 1853. Michael Aikman 
 
 1854. Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1855. Michael Aikman 
 
 1856. Do. 
 
 1857. Do. 
 
 1858. James Harvey 
 
 1859. Do. 
 
 1860. Do. 
 
 1861. Do. 
 
 1862. Michael Aikman 
 
 1863. R. R. Waddell James Clme. 
 
 1864 Do. Ethelbert Servos. 
 
 1865*. Do. '^o 
 
 1866. Do. Michael Burkholder. 
 
 1867! Do. Do. 
 
 1868. Do. Thomas La wry. 
 
 1869. Do. T, T. n"^' 
 
 1870. Lewis Springer R. R. ^age. 
 
 1871. Do. ^0- 
 
Reeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 1872. 
 1873. 
 1874. 
 
 1875. 
 1876. 
 1877. 
 1878. 
 1879. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF BARTON.-[Continued.] 
 
 ^^^^^^^- DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 n' w^v^"; , » ^- ^- Kirkendall. 
 
 G W. Kirkendall R. ]). Bensley. 
 
 Thomas La wry w. H. Lottridge. 
 
 |^'• J. E. Lottridge. 
 
 }^"- J.W.Kerr. 
 
 ,, .^;%, , W. H. Lottridge. 
 
 Dame Hock Thomas Macklem. 
 
 °- Thomas Lawry . 
 
 -<•»- 
 
 1842. 
 1843. 
 1844. 
 1845. 
 1846. 
 1847. 
 1848. 
 1849. 
 
 1850. 
 1851. 
 
 1852. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF BEVERLY. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. 
 
 Stephen Nesbit Walter Robertson. 
 
 George Jones j)q 
 
 ^0. Dq 
 
 wiT^^V.. , Stephen Nesbit. 
 
 Wilham Dickson Dq 
 
 ^«- Bo.' 
 
 ^^' Seth Holcomb. 
 
 ^0- Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 ^.^,^""^it , Seth Holcomb. 
 
 William Dickson George Jones. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 Seth Holcomb Malachi Sager. 
 
Reeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF BEVERLY.— [Continued.] 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1853. Seth Holcomb James McQueen. 
 
 1854. James McQueen Duncan McKenzie. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1855. James McQueen William Dickson. 
 
 1856. Do. Do. 
 
 1857. Do. David Peregrine. 
 
 1858. Do. Do. 
 
 1859. Do. John Clement. 
 
 1860. Wallace McDonald Do. 
 
 1861. Do. Do. 
 
 1862. Peter Wood John McMullin. 
 
 1863. Do. William Dickson. 
 
 1864. Do. John McMullin. 
 
 1865. Do. Benjamin Armstrong. 
 
 1866. John Clement John Malcolm. 
 
 1867. Peter Wood John Malcolm and 
 
 W. Nesbit. 
 
 1868. John Clement John Malcolm and 
 
 W. Nesbit. 
 
 1869. Do. A. Fergusson and 
 
 W. C. Merriam. 
 
 1870. Arch. Fergusson John Clement and 
 
 Joseph Bowman. 
 
 1871. John Clement John Bennett and 
 
 Thomas McQueen. 
 
 1872. Do. John Bennett and 
 
 Thomas McQueen. 
 
 1873. Do. John Bennett and 
 
 Thomas McQueen. 
 
 1874. Do. John Benneit and 
 
 Thomas McQueen. 
 
 1875. Peter Wood William Menzies and 
 
 Thomas McQueen. 
 
 1876. Do. William Menzies and 
 
 xuuiuus i.vj.u^5mjuu. 
 
J^i'-KVt ; >NU ])KriTv IJkkves. 
 
 TUVVN«I1I1. OK HKVKlM.Y._[c,„.tinuo,l.] 
 
 1877. VeU^Z 7r"T" 
 
 !«/«. llioiiiiis .McQueen Willi..,., ivr *^^'^"- , 
 
 ^ *'^""iiiu Monzie.s and 
 
 1,S79. j)^ 'rereniiiih Cornell. 
 
 T. S. Cornell jind 
 
 Jeremiah Cornell. 
 
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 TOWNSHIP OF BINBROOK. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS 
 
 1842. John McKerlie. 
 
 1843. Do. 
 
 1844. Peter McKerlie. 
 
 1845. Do. 
 
 1846. Peter McKerlie. 
 
 1847. Do. 
 
 1848. Henry Hall. 
 Do. 
 
 1849. 
 
 1850. 
 1852. 
 
 1853. 
 
 1855. 
 1856. 
 
 1 Qti7 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 REEVES. 
 
 Henry Hall. | igol. Henry Hall. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT 
 Henry Hall 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 Henry Hall. , 1354. Henry Hall. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 ^ohn ^id^y, j 1860. Do. 
 
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 Reevp:s and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF 
 
 BINBROOK.— 
 
 Continued.] 
 
 
 
 REEVES. 
 
 
 
 
 1861. 
 
 John Sidey. 
 
 
 
 1871. 
 
 James Hoey, 
 
 
 1862. 
 
 James Scroggie. 
 
 
 
 1872. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1863. 
 
 George Fletcher, 
 
 
 
 1873. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1864. 
 
 J. 13. Stewart. 
 
 
 
 1874. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1865. 
 
 Wm. Ptolemy. 
 
 
 
 1875. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1866. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 
 1876. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1867. 
 
 Dr. W. McKay. 
 
 
 
 1877. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1868. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 
 1878. 
 
 Dr. W. McKay. 
 
 
 1869. 
 
 George Fletcher. 
 
 
 
 1879. 
 
 Do. 
 
 
 1870. 
 
 James Hoey. 
 
 
 
 
 
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 DtJNDAS. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND H ALTON. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1850. Robert Spence 
 
 1851. Do. J. M. Thornton. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 
 1852. Robert Spence J. M. Thornton. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 1853. David Byrns Benjamin Spencer. 
 
 1854. Robert Spence Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1855. Daniel Fields H. G. Habbin. 
 
 1856. A. F. Begue Hiram King. 
 
 1857. Do. James McMicking. 
 
Reeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
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 1858. 
 
 1859. 
 
 1860. 
 
 1861. 
 
 1862. 
 
 1863. 
 
 1864. 
 
 1865. 
 
 1866. 
 
 1867. 
 
 1868. 
 
 1869. 
 
 1870. 
 
 1871. 
 
 1872. 
 
 1873. 
 
 1874. 
 
 1875. 
 
 1876. 
 
 1877. 
 
 1878. 
 
 1879. 
 
 Dl^NDAS.— [Continued.] 
 
 ^^^^ES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 William Taylor E. S. Thomas. 
 
 A. J. Begue d^ 
 
 James Scott Daniel Fields. 
 
 L>o- Do. 
 
 Hiram King j)q 
 
 Hugh Moore *.;; James Scott. 
 
 Daniel i ields George Bickell. 
 
 T ^^- Do. 
 
 James Somerville James Carrie. 
 
 1 hilip McMahon George Bickell. 
 
 ^0. J)q 
 
 Robert McKechnie Do 
 
 f'' Do: 
 
 ■r ^' James Somerville. 
 
 James Somerville Daniel Fields. 
 
 T, ?? ' John Bertram. 
 
 John Bertram John Wilson. 
 
 - II'- Do. 
 
 Do. po 
 
 R. McKechnie A. D. Cameron. 
 
 Do- J. A. Fisher. 
 
 Do. Daniel Fields, Jr. 
 
 ■-<♦►- 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF EAST FLAMBORO. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS 
 
 1842. J. E. Millard 
 
 1843. Do. 
 
 ^^^f- Do. .'.*.'.'.'.";:.■;.' 
 
 ^^^^- ^o- ..-.' Thomas Stock. 
 
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 Eekves and Dki'uty Eeeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF EAST FLAMBOliO'— [Continued.] 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1846. H. F. Graham Thomas Stock. 
 
 1847. Do. Do. 
 
 1848. Do. Alexander Brown. 
 
 1849. James McM(mies Do. 
 
 1850. Thomas Smith 
 
 1851. ■ Do. 
 
 1852. Reed Baker 
 
 1853. Alexander Brown 
 
 1854. Do. 
 
 1855. Do. 
 
 1856. Do. 
 
 1857. James McMonies 
 
 1858. L. A. Cummer M. T. Crooker. 
 
 1859. Thomas Stock Alexander Brown. 
 
 1860. Do. Do. 
 
 1861. Do. Do. 
 
 1862. Do. Do. 
 
 1863. Do. Do. 
 
 1864. Do. Do. 
 
 1865. Do. Do. 
 
 1866. Do. Do. 
 
 1867. Do. John Creen. 
 
 1868. Do. Matthew Burns. 
 
 1869. Do. Do. 
 
 1870. Do. John Featherstone. 
 
 1871. Do. Do. 
 
 1872. Do. Edward Burns. 
 
 1873. Do. Thomas Attridge. 
 
 1874. Do. Do. 
 
 1875. Do. Do. 
 
 1876. Alexander Brown Do. 
 
 1877. Thomas Stock Do. 
 
 1878. Do. Charles Foster. 
 
 1879. Do. Ali^xander Brown. 
 
Reeves and Deputy Eeeves. 
 
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 TOWNSHIP or WEST FLAMBORO\ 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. 
 
 1842. James Coleman Joseph Spencer. 
 
 ]lZ: ?>!"' William Miller. 
 
 1844. Do. ,. j)^ 
 
 1845. John Patterson Dn 
 
 1^46. Do. .... ■*• Do* 
 
 1847. Do. •;::;; ^0.' 
 
 1848. Hugh Moore Dq 
 
 ^^^^' 1^0- ". James Logie. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 Jor?' ?"g^ Moore James Logie. 
 
 1851. Joseph Webster Matthew Peebles. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 
 1852. Thomas Morris J. K. Crooker. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 1853. Thomas Morris Matthew Peebles. 
 
 18^^- ^0. William BuUock. 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1855. Matthew Peebles James Morden. ■ 
 
 ]14' w T?°; •• HughFrazer. 
 
 lono ^- 1^- I>onaldson William Tunis. 
 
 ioo8. Do. T)n 
 
 1859. Do. ::::: d^ 
 
 lor?' T ^^V , James Morden. 
 
 ]llo ir^^Mo^d^n Samuel Binkley. 
 
 nil' w r'T.^'^^;. ^' ^- I>onaldson. 
 
 iqa7 ^' £• l^onaldson Thomas Bain. 
 
 1864. Dr. Thomas Miller W. D. Binkley 
 
 lot)5. Do. r)~' ^' 
 
 1866. Do. ....„., Do 
 
 1867. Do. Do.' 
 
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 Reeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF WEST FLAMBORO'— [Continued.] 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1868. Dr. T.Miller W. D. Binkley. 
 
 1869. Do. Do. 
 
 1870. Thomas Bain F. W. Hore. 
 
 1871. Do. Do. 
 
 1872. Do. Do. 
 
 1873. Dr. Thomas Miller Do. 
 
 1874. Do. Matthew Peebles. 
 
 1875! Do. Do. 
 
 1876. Do. Do. 
 
 1877. John Weir, Jr Do. 
 
 1878. Do. Do. 
 
 1879. Do. » Do. 
 
 -♦ < ♦>■« 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF GLANFORD. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. 
 
 1842. Joseph Hannon 
 
 1843. Do. 
 
 1844. Do. 
 
 1845. Do. 
 
 1846. Do. 
 
 1847. Thomas Shaw 
 
 1848. Do. 
 
 1849. Do. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON, 
 
 1850. Joseph Hannon 
 
 1851. J. S. Wetenhall 
 
Reeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
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 TOWNSHIP OF GLANFORD.— [Continued.] 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 
 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1852. J. S. Wetenhall 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 1853. Philip Shafer 
 
 1854. Thomas Shaw 
 
 1855. John Wyllie 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 1856. Aley. Binkley 
 
 1857. Do. 
 
 1858. Thomas Shaw 
 
 1859. Joseph Hannon 
 
 1860. Gideon Smith 
 
 1861. Aley. Binkley 
 
 1862. Joseph Bates 
 
 1863. John Wyllie 
 
 1864. Do. 
 
 1865. Robert Leeming 
 
 1866. Samuel Wyllie 
 
 1867. Dr. A. Bethune 
 
 1868. Do. 
 
 1869. Do. .'*' 
 
 1870. John Renton 
 
 1871. Do. 
 
 ]^P- I)o. w. M. Calder. 
 
 1873. Dr. A. Bethune Do 
 
 1874. Do Do.' 
 
 1875. Do. 
 
 1876. Do. 
 
 1877. W. M. Calder '.!!'.*.'..*.'".'.'. 
 
 1878. Do. Henry Reed. 
 
 1879. Do. S.W.Smith. 
 
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 Rekves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF SALTFLEET. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT COUNCILLORS. 
 
 1842. Thomas Waddell Thomas Condon. 
 
 1843. Do. John Williamson. 
 
 1844. Do. Do. 
 
 1845. Do. ' Do. 
 
 1846. Do. Do. 
 
 1847. Do. Do. 
 
 1848. Do. Do. 
 
 1849. Do. Do. 
 
 1850. John Williamson 
 
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 REEVES. DEPUTY REEVES. 
 
 1851. John Williamson 
 
 1852. David Williamson William Freeman. 
 
 1853. R. R. Waddell 
 
 1 8 54. John Williamson 
 
 1855. Henry Liitz 
 
 1856. Benjamin Sonles 
 
 1857. Do. A.G.Jones. 
 
 1858. Levi Lewis William Freeman. 
 
 1859. Benjamin Sonles A. G. Jones. 
 
 1860. John Springstead William Freeman. 
 
 1861. Alexander Carpenter A. G. Jones. 
 
 1862. Do. M. J. Olmstead. 
 
 1863. Levi Lewis William Freeman. 
 
 1864. A. G. Jones M. J. Olmstead. 
 
 1865. Do. Do. 
 
 1866. A.G.Jones A.D.Lee. 
 
 1867. Do. M.J. Olmstead. 
 
 1868. Do. A. D. Lee. 
 
 1869. A. D. Lee A. G. Jones. 
 
 1870. A. G. Jones A. D. Lee. 
 
 1871. Henry Lutz Levi Potruff. 
 
 1872. F. M. Carpenter S. K. Green. 
 
 1873. Do. A. G. Jones. 
 
1874. 
 1875. 
 1876. 
 1877. 
 1878. 
 1879. 
 
 Eeeves and Deputy Reeves. 
 
 TOWNSHIP OF SALTFLEET.-[Continued. 
 
 l^-^l^^- DEPUTY REEVES, 
 
 F.M Carpenter A.G.Jones. 
 
 ^"- Do. 
 
 2^- T.Kennedy. 
 
 r^ ' Do. 
 
 If H.R. Wilson. 
 
 ^^' J. W. Javdine. 
 
 ] 
 
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 WATERDOWN. 
 
 Incorporated 1st January, 1879. 
 
 REEVP 
 
 1879. Charles Sealey. 
 
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 TREASURERS 
 
 FOR 
 
 The County of Wentworth 
 
 From the Year 1842 to the Year 1880. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT. 
 
 Henry Beasley 1842,1843,1844,1845. 
 
 James Kirkpatrick 1846, 1847, 1848, 1849. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 James Kirkpatrick 1850, 1851. 
 
 WENTWORTH, HALTON AND BRANT. 
 James Kirkpatrick 1852. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND HALTON. 
 
 James Kirkpatrick I853 1854, 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 James Kirkpatrick = = ,. 1855 to 1876, both inclusive. 
 
 John T. Stock 1877 to 1880, both inclusive. 
 
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19 : 
 
 CLERKS OF COUNCIL. 
 
 GORE DISTRICT. 
 
 Dr. R. C. Tliomas ^^.,. 
 
 Li'Sr ''^-'''isisrisH 1845:1846: 
 
 ,„ , WENTWORTII AND HALTON 
 
 Clmvles O. Counsell __. ^g^^^^ ^g,^ 
 
 WENTWORTH, IIALTON AND BRANT 
 
 Charles O. Counsell ' .^.., 
 
 looJ. 
 
 WENTWORTH AND IIALTON. 
 Chaife 0, Cou„.elI __.. jgg^^ ^^^^ 
 
 WENTWORTH. 
 
 Charles 0. Counsell from 1855 to 1860, both inclusive 
 
 ^^- ^- ;^^*^"^^^^1 f^-om 1861 to 1879. both inclusive.* 
 
 SOLICITORS TOTHE COUNCIL. 
 
 GEORGE S. TIFFANY. 
 From 1842 to 1849, both inclusive. 
 
 JOHN O. HATT. 
 From 1850 to 1863, both inclusive. 
 
 R. R. WADDELL. 
 
 1864, 1865, 1866. 
 
 R. R. GAGE. 
 
 1867, 1868, 1869. 
 
 C. A. SADLEIR. 
 
 1870,1871,1872,1873. 
 
 R. R. WADDE^ 
 
 From 1874 to 1879 both mclusive. 
 
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RULES OF ORDER 
 
 — OF THE — 
 COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION 
 
 — OF THE — 
 
 COUNTY OF WENTWORTH, 
 
 As revised and adopted by the Council, nth June, 1879. 
 
 -»H»»< 
 
 MEETINGS AND ADJOURNMENTS OF THE COUNCIL 
 
 Rule 1.— The regular meetings of the Council 
 shall be held in the County Council Chamber on the 
 tollowmg days, namely : 
 
 The fourth Tuesday in January. 
 The first Monday in June, and 
 The first Monday in December. 
 
 2— That the Council do meet at 10 o'clock in the 
 forenoon, unless otherwise especially provided ; and 
 It at 10 o'clock there be no quorum, the Warden or 
 Chairman may take the chair and adjourn with the 
 consent of the majority then present. 
 
 3--When this Council adjourns, the members 
 shall keep their seats until the Warden or Chairman 
 leaves the chair. 
 
 4--Whenever the Warden or Chairman is obliged 
 to adjourn the Council for want of a quorum, the 
 hour to which such adjournment is made, and the 
 
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 STANl»IN(i IJn.Ks OK Oki.Kk. 
 
 names of the niejiiber.s then present shall l)e inserted 
 in the nn'nutes of the Council. 
 
 ! U 
 
 :ill;l;! 
 
 MINUTES. 
 
 o-Immediately after the Warden or Chairman 
 shall have taken tlie chair, the minutes of the prece- 
 dmg day shall be read by the Clerk, to the end that 
 any mistake therein may Ix? corrected })y the Council. 
 
 6— The minutes of the Council shall consist of a 
 record of the names of all the members present at 
 anymeetingof the Council,and of all the proceedings 
 taken ni Council. All reports made by Committees 
 to the Councd, and not adopted in their original 
 form, shall, at the request of any member of the 
 Councd, be printed in the body of the minutes as 
 reported ; and all reports adopted by the Council 
 shall be printed in an Appendix. All By-Laws 
 shall be printed in the Appendix to the minutes. 
 
 STANDING COMMITTEES. 
 
 7— In the first Session of the Council in each ai)ci 
 every year, Standing Committees, to consist of tliree 
 or more members each, besides the Warden, shall be 
 appomted for the following purposes, viz. : 
 
 1. Finance. 
 ^ 2. Gaol and ^jourl House. 
 
 3. Printing. 
 
 4. Roads and Bridges. 
 
 5. Education. 
 
StANDINO llVhKH OF OUVKII. 
 
 23 
 
 ORDER PF BUSINESS. 
 
 a— The Daily Order of lousiness shall bo as 
 lollows : 
 
 1. Calling the names of mem})ers. 
 
 2. Keacling Minutes of preceding day or session. 
 J. Keadmg Communications. 
 
 4. Presenting and Keading Petitions. 
 
 5. Referring Petitions. 
 
 6. Motions. 
 
 7. Presenting Reports by Committee. 
 
 8. General Business. 
 
 WARDEN. 
 
 9.--In the election of Warden, the names of the 
 candidates shall be put in the order in which they 
 are proposed, the yeas and nays to be recorded when 
 required by any member. In case of a tie the 
 question shall be decided as provided by' the 
 Municipal Act. 
 
 10— The Warden shall take the chair at the 
 hour to which the Council shall have adjourned at 
 the preceding sitting ; he shall immediately call the 
 members to order, and, on the appearance of a 
 quorum, shall cause the journal of the preceding 
 session to be read, unless otherwise ordered by the 
 Council. "^ 
 
 11— The Warden shall preserve order and 
 
 decorum. He mav snea V to ar^^ ^,.-^^;^^ u n- 
 
 any other member to the chair, but shall not, after 
 speakmg to any question, resume the chair until 
 such question is disposed of. He may, in common 
 
24 
 
 Stani)IN(; Kules of Ouder. 
 
 M 
 
 h 
 
 'ilMlfS 
 
 with any other mem],cT, call any nirnilier to order 
 who shall violate any of the rules, and shall, wlien 
 m the chair, decide all (jiiestions of order, subject 
 to an appeal to the Council on the demand of two 
 members, on which appeal there shall be no debate. 
 
 12-~ln case the Warden shall not be in attendance, 
 he Clerk shall call the meetino- to order until a 
 Chairman be chosen who shall preside until the 
 arrival of the Warden. 
 
 MEMBERS SPEAKING. 
 
 1^.— When a member wishes to speak he shall 
 rise ill his place and address the Warden, and 
 while speaking, no mem})er shall pass before the 
 speaker, or otherwise interrupt him, except to call 
 him to order. 
 
 14.— When two or more members shall rise at 
 once the Warden or Chairman shall name the 
 member who is first to speak. 
 
 15.— No member shall be allowed to sperk 
 except from his own desk ; no member, other than 
 the one proposing a question or motion shall speak 
 more than twice on the same motion without leave • 
 and no member shall speak more than once on the • 
 same motion until every member desiring to speak 
 to that motion shall have had an opportunity to do 
 so. 
 
 16 -No member shall speak beside the question 
 111 debate. 
 
Standino Kules of OiSIiKI!. 
 
 26 
 
 17.-Aiiy member may of right require the 
 question or motion to be read for his information 
 at any time of tlie debate, but not so as to interrunt 
 a member speaking. 
 
 IS.—Every memlier present shall vote on anv 
 question on the calling of the yeas and nays, unless 
 excused by the unanimous consent of the Council. 
 
 19.— The yeas and nays, when demanded by anv 
 member, shall be taken on the passage of any reso- 
 ution, or any question or proposition submitted to 
 the Council ; and in taking the yeas and nays the 
 cerk shall call the names of the members in their 
 alphabetical order ; and, before announcing the votp 
 by the Warden, the clerk shall read the votes so 
 taken, upon demand by any member. 
 
 ^0.— When a question or proposition is before the 
 Council or under debate, no motion shall be received 
 except the following : 
 
 1st, to adjourn ; 2d, to lie on the table ; 3d for 
 the previous question ; 4th, to postpone to a day 
 certain ; 5th, to commit or amend ; 6th, to postpone 
 uidefimtely ; which several motions shall have pre- 
 cedence in the order in which they are arranged. 
 The motion to adjourn shall always be in order.unless 
 the Council is engaged in voting, and the motion to 
 adjourn or to lie on the table, and for the previous 
 question, shall be decided without debate. 
 
 21._When the previous question shall be moved, 
 and seconded by three members, it shall be put in 
 
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 f 
 
 iNiif 
 
 I [ 
 
 #' 
 
 :ilif^f; 
 
 Standing Rules of Okdeh. 
 
 these words: -Shall the main question now be put ?" 
 and until decided shall preclude all further amend- 
 ments of the main question, and all further amend- 
 ments of any pending amendments thereof, and all 
 turther debate thereon; but shall not preclude 
 pendm- amendments from being put, in their proper 
 order, before the main question. Should the pre- 
 vious question be decided in the negative, it shall 
 not have the effect to prevent further action or 
 debate upon the main question, or amendments 
 thereto, at that meeting. 
 
 22.— No motion passed at any meeting of this 
 Council shall be reconsidered during the same 
 session without the consent of two-thirds of the 
 members of the Council. 
 
 2a— If any member, in speaking or otherwise 
 shall violate any rule of this Council, the Warden 
 shall, or any member may, call him to order If 
 such member shall be called to order while speakin- 
 he shall immediately sit down, unless permitted t^'o 
 explain. The question of order shall be decided 
 without debate, and if the decision shall be in favor 
 of the member called to order while speaking, he 
 shall be at liberty to proceed ; otherwise he shall 
 not be at liberty to proceed with his speech without 
 leave of the Council. 
 
 24.— No persons, except members and Dersons 
 uivited, shall be admitted within the bar 'of the 
 Council Chamber. 
 
Standing Kules of Ohdek. 
 
 27 
 
 be put ?" 
 ' amend- 
 ' amend- 
 and all 
 )reclude 
 r proper 
 :lie pre- 
 it shall 
 tion or 
 dments 
 
 of this 
 3 same 
 of the 
 
 srwise, 
 ^^arden 
 er. If 
 jaking, 
 ted to 
 ecided 
 I favor 
 ng, he 
 5 shall 
 ithout 
 
 2o.-No member shall leave the Council while in 
 session without leave being granted by the Warden 
 or by the Council. 
 
 26.-I„ the absence of any rule upon any matter 
 of business this Council shall be governed by the 
 ordinary rules governing legislative bodies. 
 
 COMMITTEES. 
 
 27.-In forming a Committee of the whole 
 Council the Warden or Chairman shall leave the 
 chair, and shall, before leaving the same, appoint a 
 
 rity m the Chair of the Committee, as the Warden 
 m the chair of the Council. 
 
 28.-On motion in Committee to rise and report 
 the question shall be decided without debate. 
 
 TivlT^l'Z ^""^''' ^^° '^^^^ introduce a 
 S; be ' f "."' '" ^•''■°"' "P°" ^»y «"bject which 
 
 onTof the ro ': ' 'P."'^' ^'^'"'"'"^i «!-» be 
 Council ^°"™'"''''' ^^"^'^O"* being named by the 
 
 30.-That of the number of members appointed 
 compose a Committee, such number thlof as 
 
 h "e'^Zn /' ' ""^°"*^ "*• *^ ^•'°^'' "-b" 
 to b.!"; s ■ If " '1''°™"' '^"'"P^"'"^ t" proceed 
 'lr° ' "' f ''^"'' ^'^ere the number to form 
 
 motion ot appointment. 
 
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 28 
 
 Standing Rules of Order. 
 
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 .31.— All reports of committees shall be made in 
 writing, and signed by the Chairman. 
 
 32.— That the Rules of the Council shall be 
 observed in a Committee of the whole Council so 
 tar as they may be applical^le, except the rule limit- 
 ing the number of times of speaking and of takin- 
 yeas and nays. 
 
 MOTIONS AND QUESTIONS. 
 
 SS.—That a motion to adjourn shall always be 
 m order, except when a vote is being taken. 
 
 34.— That in Committee, a motion that the Chair- 
 man leave the chair shall always be in order, and 
 shall take the place of any other motion, without 
 debate. 
 
 35.— X,) motion, except for adjournment, for 
 going into Committee of the whole on By-Laws or 
 for receiving l^.ports or Petitions, shall be debate<l 
 or put, unless the same ])e in writing and seconded. 
 
 36.— After a motion has been read by the 
 A^arden or Chairman, it shall be deemed to be in 
 possesston of the Council ; but mav l)e withdrawn 
 at any time before decision or amendment with 
 permission of the Council. 
 
 37— All questions, whether in Committee or in 
 the Council, shall be put in the order they nn. 
 luoveil, excopt in tilling up blanks, the shortest 
 time and the lowest sum shall be put tirst, and 
 
Standing Eules of C)kl)e 
 
 )ER. 
 
 29 
 
 nade in 
 
 ihall be 
 incil, so 
 le limit- 
 ' taking 
 
 ^ays be 
 
 3 Chair- 
 er, and 
 vithont 
 
 lit, for 
 
 iws, or 
 ebated 
 onded. 
 
 y the 
 > be in 
 drawn 
 , with 
 
 ameudments shall take precedence of 
 motions. 
 
 original 
 
 38. Every motion, when seconded, must be 
 -eeeaved and read by the Warden or Chairman in 
 Councl, except in the cases provided for by the 
 
 30.-It shall be the duty of the Warden or Chair- 
 .nan whenever he shall conceive that a motion or 
 resolution which is i„ possession of the Counc is 
 contrary to the Rules of Councilor inconsistent with 
 
 o refirf "'■ ;'"'.'^'''»<'^"'^'-'" ^'"ol' it was intended 
 to refc, to rule ,t out of order; subject, however 
 o an appeal to the Council, in which ca e it shal 
 equ,re a two-thirds vote of the men.bers presen 
 to reverse the ruling of the Warden or Chairman 
 
 BY-LAWS. 
 
 40 Every By-Law shall be introduced by a 
 mot on for leave, specifying the title of the san.e, or 
 
 bfinV t f" r^^^f' ' ^^"""""'''^ *" prepare ;„d 
 Sl■om^:S'°"'^'•°*• "-«--"«-'- Report 
 
 41. All amendments made in Committee ^h«ll 
 
 .tSTVr '^ ?""^" ''•^ ^'^ Chains 
 
 Ime, H * .^"^r '''^" ^° ™'''*"^t«'' to debate and 
 amendment ,„ the Council, before the question to 
 pass, sign and seal shall be deeid«d 
 
 42. Every By-Law shall receive three several 
 readings previous to its being passed. 
 

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 , ii'ji 
 
 ■■m 
 
 um^^ 
 
 
 30 
 
 Standing Rules of Ordeu. 
 
 Clerk shall certify the readings and the time on 
 the back thereof. 
 
 44. By-Laws committed to a Committee of the 
 whole Council shall first be read throughout by the 
 Clerk, and then read by the Chairman and consicLed 
 by clauses. 
 
 r/t~;^^" I ^^'^^"^ P^*^''-'* *'' Council, the 
 Clerk shall certify the .same, with the date there;f, at 
 tUe toot ot the same. 
 
 ' PETITIONS ic. 
 
 46.-Petitions, Memorials, and Qther papers 
 addressed to the Council, shall be presemed by a 
 Meniber ,„ h,s place, who shall be answerable to 
 this Council that they do not contain improper or 
 impertinent matter ^ 
 
 PAPERS LAID BEFORE THE COUNCIL 
 
 47 -Papers laid before this Council, or referred 
 to a Committee for their considemtion, are of right 
 
 T.hC T? T" ^^ '^' ^^''^ "' Cl^airman at the 
 table ; but when once read to the Council or Com- 
 mittee, they are then like every other paper that 
 belongs to the Council. 
 
 48. -These rules may be amended or altered, or 
 
 new rule.s adopted, at any regular meeting of the 
 
 Council, on the report ot , ,,roi-or rnr- ---t 
 ,„i,- 1 ., , . f I "1 ,1 {..lopcr conuiuutee to 
 
 which the subject had been previously referred, by 
 the vote of a majority of all the members elected. 
 
hTANDJNG KULKS (IF OuilEli. 
 
 31 
 
 4,>.-lhese rul«s,,.r uiiy theni,n,«y ),e temporarily 
 su.si,en(led at any meeting of the Council by a con- 
 current vote of three-fourths of all the members 
 elected ; and the vote on .such suspension shall be 
 taken by yeas and nays and entered on the journal. 
 
 ORDERS OF THE DAY. 
 
 ^^<»--Whon any order or orders of the day shall 
 '>e left undisposed of at the time of an adjournment, 
 either for want of quorum or otherwise, such order 
 o>- .>rders shall be taken up in succession as the first 
 business after the daily routine at the next meeting 
 OT the Council. ^ 
 
 Adopted June lltb, 1879. 
 
 G. S. COUNSELL, 
 
 Clerk. 
 
 TH0MA8 STOCK, 
 
 Warden.