... DEBATE ON THE FINANCES OF THE CouNTiRY. (May St, 1I86.) Mr. J. P. GRANT moved the order of the day for resuming the adjourned de- bate on the finance resolutions. He re- gretted that this important sebject had not fallen intoabler hands 2 but he felt that he should have neglected his duty, had he not called the attention of the House to it. There was no man bat must be aware that the country ...

... )EnDATE ON Trau FiNACES OF THE COUNTRPY. (Mr. J. P. Grant's SpeechconNiKleedfrOmp- 786.) The total amount of the loans for this year was 14,307,6921.; so that there was no very material difference in the two statements. This was the view of matters for this year, and the Right Honourable Gentleman appeared to think that he could get through it very satisfactorily;, but the House ought to ...