Police reports were read, and after dis cussion, it was resolved, on the motion of Mr. Ivess, seconded by Mr. St. Hill, that the police reports be referred to his Wor ship to decide whether it is desirable to prosecute the parties mentioned, Mr. Ivess trusting that the Mayor would exer cise a wise discretion in the matter. LICENSES. A number of licenses were applied for and granted. ACCOUNTS. Accounts were then passed for pay ment, Mr. Ivess raising his voice to vote against items in the accounts which had been in the waterworks ceremony. The proceedings then terminated.
THE STORY-TELLER.
THE DISRUPTION A TALE OF TRYING TIMES.
CHAPTER XXVIII.
