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Microfiche 

Series. 


CIHJVi/ICiVIH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


Canadiarv  tnstitut*  for  Historical  IMicrorcproductions  /  Institut  Canadian  da  microraproductions  hiatoriquas 


Taehnical  and  Bibliographie  NotM/NotM  taehniqucs  at  bibliographiquM 


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to 


Tha  Instituta  has  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  baat 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturaa  of  this 
copy  which  may  ba  biMiographieally  unlqua. 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  imagaa  in  tha 
raproduction.  or  which  may  significantly  changa 
tha  usual  mathod  of  filming,  ara  chaeicad  balow. 


□   Colourad  covora/ 
Couvartura  da  eoulaur 


|~~|   Covars  damagad/ 


Couvartura  andommagAo 


□  Covars  rastorad  and/or  iaminatad/ 
Couvartura  rastauria  at/ou  paiiiculAa 

□   Covar  titia  miasing/ 
La  titre  da  couvartura  manqua 


rn   Colourad  mapa/ 


D 


D 


D 


D 


Cartas  gtegraphiquas  an  couiaur 

Colourad  ink  (i.a.  othar  than  biua  or  blacic)/ 
Encra  da  couiaur  (i.a.  autra  qua  blaua  ou  noira) 


□   Colourad  plataa  and/or  iilustrationa/ 
Planchaa  at/ou  iilustrationa  an  couiaur 

0   Bound  with  othar  material/ 
Ralid  avac  d'autraa  documants 


Tight  binding  may  causa  shadows  or  distortion 
along  intarior  margin/ 

Laroliura  sarria  paut  causar  da  i'ombra  ou  da  la 
dlatorskm  la  long  da  la  marga  intirteura 

Blank  laavas  addad  during  rastoration  may 
appaar  within  tha  taxt.  Whanavar  possibia.  thasa 
hava  baan  omittad  from  filming/ 
II  so  paut  qua  cartainas  pagaa  blanches  ajoutias 
lors  d'una  raatauration  apparaissant  dans  la  taxta. 
mais.  lorsqua  cala  Atait  possibia.  cas  pagaa  n'ont 
paa  «ti  fiimAas. 

Additional  commants:/ 
Commantairas  supplAmantairas; 


L'Institut  a  microf ilmA  la  maillaur  axamplaira 
qu'll  lui  a  4t4  possibia  da  sa  procurer.  Las  details 
da  cot  axamplaira  qui  sont  pautAtra  uniquas  du 
point  da  vua  bibliographiqua.  qui  pauvant  modifier 
una  image  reproduite.  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  mAthode  normaia  da  filmage 
sont  indiquAs  d'dessous. 


r~n  Coloured  pages/ 


0 
D 
0 
D 
0 


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Pagae  da  couiaur 

Pages  damaged/ 
Pages  endommagies 

Pages  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Peges  restaurAas  at/ou  peiliculAea 

Psges  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed/ 
Pages  dAcoiories.  tachetAes  ou  piquies 

Pages  detached/ 
Pages  ditachias 

Showthrough/ 
Transparence 


Tha 

oft 
film 


Ori( 
beg 

the 

ston 

othi 

first 

sion 

orH 


F~|   Quelity  of  print  veries/ 


Qualit*  inigale  de  I'impression 

Iticludes  supplementary  materiel/ 
Comprend  du  metiriel  supplAmentaire 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Mition  disponible 


The 
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whif 

Map 
diffa 
entir 
begli 
right 
requi 
metl 


Pages  wholly  or  pertially  obscured  by  errata 
slips,  tissues,  etc..  heve  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  imege/ 
Les  peges  totalement  ou  pertieliement 
obscurcies  par  un  feuillet  d'errata.  une  pelure, 
etc..  ont  it4  filmAes  i  nouveau  de  fa^on  * 
obtenir  la  meilleure  imege  possible. 


This  item  Is  filmed  et  the  reduction  retio  checked  below/ 

Ce  document  est  filmi  ou  taux  de  rMoction  indiqu4  ci-dessous. 

10X  MX  18X  22X 


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Th*  eofiy  fNinwl  hmw  has  Immi  raproduecd  thanks 
to  th«  g«iMr«Mlty  of : 


Tho  imagoo  appoaring  Nw  iHl  tha 
poaaibia  conaidaring  tha  condition 
of  tha  original  copy  and  in  icaaping 
filming  contract  apadficationa. 


quality 
iagibility 
tha 


L'axamplaira  fHmA  f  ut  raproduit  grica  i  la 
g4n4roait«  da: 

Nova  Scotia  PuMie  ArehivM 


l.aa  imagaa  auivantaa  ont  4tA  raproduitaa  avac  la 
plua  grand  aoln.  eompta  tanu  da  la  condition  at 
da  la  nattati  da  Taxamplaira  film*,  at  an 
conformiti  avac  laa  conditions  du  contrat  da 
fHmaga. 


Original  copiaa  in  printad  papor  covara  ara  filmad 
baginning  with  tha  front  covar  and  anding  on 
tha  laat  paga  with  a  printad  or  Hluatratad  impraa* 
sion,  or  tha  back  covar  whan  appropriata.  AN 
othar  original  copiaa  ara  flbnad  baginning  on  tha 
first  paga  with  a  printad  or  IHuatratad  impraa- 
sion,  and  anding  on  tha  laat  paga  with  a  printad 
or  Uiuatratad  impraaaion. 


I.aa  axamplairaa  originaux  dont  la  couvartura  an 
papiar  aat  imprimte  aont  filmte  an  commandant 
par  la  pramlar  plat  at  9n  tarminant  aolt  par  la 
darnlAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprainta 
dimpraaaion  ou  dlHuatration,  aolt  par  la  sacond 
plat,  aaton  la  caa.  Toua  laa  autras  axamplairaa 
originaux  aont  fllmte  an  commandant  par  la 
pramlAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprainta 
d'Impraaaion  ou  dlllustration  at  an  tarminant  par 
la  darnlAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  talla 
amprainta. 


Tha  last  racordad  frama  on  aach  microficlta 
shall  contain  tha  aymbol  — »>  (moaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  tha  aymbol  ▼  (maaning  "END"), 
whichavar  appliaa. 


Un  das  symbdaa  auivanta  apparattra  sur  la 
darnMra  imaga  da  chaqua  microficha.  salon  la 
caa:  la  aymbola  — »•  signifia  "A  8UIVRE".  la 
aymbola  V  signifia  "FIN". 


Mapa.  platas.  cliarta.  ate.,  may  ba  filmad  at 
diffarant  raduction  ratios.  Thoaa  too  larga  to  ba 
antiraly  included  in  ona  axpoaura  ara  fHmad 
baginning  in  tiia  uppar  laft  hand  comar.  laft  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  aa  many  framaa  as 
raquirad.  Ths  following  diagrams  illustrata  tha 
mathod: 


Laa  cartaa,  planchas.  taMaaux,  ate.  pauvant  Atra 
filmte  A  daa  taux  da  rMuction  diffArants. 
Lorsqua  la  document  aat  trop  grand  pour  fttra 
raproduit  9n  un  aaul  cliche.  II  aat  filmi  i  partir 
da  I'angla  sup4riaur  gaucha.  da  gaucha  k  droita, 
at  da  haut  an  baa.  an  pranant  la  nombra 
d'Imagaa  n4caaaaira.  I.as  diagrammaa  auivanta 
llluatrant  la  mAthoda. 


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PRELIMINARY  NOTES. 


Suiday  Letter... —  C 

Golden  Number '.  6 

Epact ....!...  14 

AnnoMundi 5850 

Septuagesima  Sunday  Jan.  31 

Ashmdnesday Feb.  17 

Good  Friday April  2 

Easter  Da^. April  4 

Queen's  Birthday. . . .  May  24 


Ascension   Day  (Hofy 

Thursday) May  J4 

Whit  Sunday 2» 

Trinity  Sunday.......  30 

Corpus  CSiristi June   S 

Queen's  Accession ....  20* 

Prince  of  WalesBirthday  Nov.    9 
Advent  Sunday 28f 


lExplanatoTS  iSotftes. 

The  "  Meteorological  .Averages"  heretofore  inserted  at  the  top  of 
each  page  of  the  AlmaniM  are  now  inserted  in  a  concise  table  (at  p. 
17)  and  are  to  be  understood  as  the  mtan  of  the  Compiler's  observa- 
tions for  a  period  of  11  Yeory —those  ior  England  bemg  for  6  years.. 

In  the  "  Chronological  Calendar"  the  «ven7»  printed  m  Italics  are 
to  be  understood  as  wad. 


Calenliarium  for  1847. 

(Sundays  in  each  month.) 


12 

08 

08 

6S 

8S 

IZ 

9S 

QZ 

fS 

So 

SS 

IS 

OS 

61 

81 

it 

91 

yi 

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81 

SI 

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9 

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85    3    3 

£  «»  o    . 

tar-    a^    ^ 


Eclipses. 

In  the  year  1847  there  will  he  J  our  eclipses,  iiva  of  the  Sun  and 
two  of  the  Moon. 

I. — A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon  on  the  31st  March,  visible  in 
N  ewfoundland  as  follows  : — 

Middle  of  the  Eclipse 5.35  p.m. 

Last  contact  with  Shadow. . , 6.38    " 

Last  contact  with  Penumbra 8.14    " 

n. — A  total  Eclipse   of  the  Sun  on  the  14th  April,  but  not 
visible  in  this  country. 

Hi.— A  ^tial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon  on  tlie  24  th  September, 
butjnot  visible  in  this  Island. 
lYV'-^^ni^ular  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,but  invisible  inNewfoundland. 

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Latitude 47=»  33*  ^2"  Nofffr 

Longitude  (Meridian  of  Halifax) 10'  52'  31"  Eait. 

Longitude  (Meridian  of  Greenwich) 62='  45*  30'*  West. 

Magnetic  Variation  (1»28) 28*  44*    0"  Westeriy* 

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THE  QUEEN. 

Alexandrina  Victoria,  bom  May  24,  1819;  married  to  Prince 
Albert  Francis  Augustus  Charles  Emanuel,  of  8axe  Cobur$ir  and 
Ootha,  Feb.  10,  1840,  and  has  issue : — 1st.  Victoria  Adelaide 
Maria  Louisa,  Princess  Koyal  of  England,  bom  21st  Nov.,  1840; 
2nd.  Albert  Edward,  Prince  of  Wales  and  Duke  of  Cornwall,  bom 
9th  Nov.,  1841 ;  3rd.  Princess  Alice  Maude  Marj%  bom  26th  Aprils 
1843;  4th.  Alfred  Ernest  Albert,  born  6th  Atigust,  1844.r  6th^ 
Piincess  Helena,  bom  25th  May,  1846. 

THE  queen  dowager. 

Adelaide  Amelia  Louisa  Teresa  Caroline,  widow  of  King  William 
IV.,  sister  of  the  reigning  Duke  of  Saxe  Meiuingen,  born  August 
13,  1792. 

ROYAL  PRINCES  AND  PRINCESSES. 

Ernest  Augustus  (King  of  Hanover)  Duke  of  Cumberland,  bom 
June  5, 1771 ;  married  May  29, 1815,  to  Frederica  Carolina  Sophia, 
daughter  of  the  Duke  of  Mecklenburg  Strelitz,  and  widow  of 
Frederick  William,  Prince  of  Solms  Braunfels,  born  March  2, 1778; 
— Issue,  George  Frederick,  bom  May  27,  1819. 

Adolphus  Frederick,  Duke  of  Cambridge,  bom  Feb.  24,  1774; 
married  May  7, 1818,  to  Augiista,  Wilhelmina  Louisa,  daughter  of 
the  Landgrave  of  Hesse,  born  July  25,  1797 ; — Issue,  George 
William,  bora  March  26,  1819;  Augusta  Caroline,  bom  July  19, 
1822:  married  May,  1843,  H.S.H.  the  Duke  of  Mecklenburgh 
Strelitz  ;  Mary  Adelaide,  Nov.  27,  1833. 

Mar}',  Duchess  of  Gloucester,  bom  April  25,  1776.    , 

HER  majesty's  MOTHER. 

Victoria    Maria    Louisa    (Princess    ^owagcr   of  Lcinengen) 
Duchess  of  Kent,  widow  of  Edward  Duke  of  Kent,  and  sister  df^ 
the  King  of  the  Belgians,  born  August  17,  1766. 


First  Lord  of  the  Treasury The  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  J.  BusselL 

Lord  Chancellor Lord  Cottenham. 

Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer Rt.  Hon.  Charles  Wood. 

President  of  t^e.  Council Marquis  of  Lansdowne. 

Privy  Seal ...  Earl  of  Minto. 

{  Home —  ....  Sir  George  Grey. 
Secretaries  of  State  |  Foreijjn Viscount  Palmerston. 

( Colonies. .....  Earl  Grev. 

First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty. .......  Lord  Auckland. 

Master  Central  of  the  Ordnance. . . .  Marquis  of  Anglesey. 

President  of  the  Board  of  Con^ol . .  Sir  John  Hobhoiise. 
President  of  thiB  Board  of  IVade . .  Earl  of  Clarendon. 

Secretary  at  Wax Rt.  Hon.  Fox  Maule. 

Treasurer  of  the  Navy  and  Paymas- ) -n.  tt      rr,  Tt  -mt        ^ 

ter  of  the  Forces ? . .  . .  J  ^*-  ^^^^  ^'  ^'  Macaulay. 

Field  Marshal  Com. the  Forces. . . .  Duke  of  Wellington. 

[The  above  form  the  Cabittetl\ 


Pojstmaster  General. . ; Marquis  of  Clanricarde. 

Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster  Lord  Campbell. 

Woods  and  ForestJs,. Viscount  Morpeth.  - 

Vice-president  of  the  Board  of  Trade  Hr.  Milner  Gibson, 

Master  of  the  Mint y  v* ...  Rt.  Hon.  R.  L.  Shiel. 

Secretary  of  the  Admiralty G.  R.  Ward,  Esq. 

Joi»t  Secretarie,  of  Treasury {  ^olTpSr  V^" 

Home  Under  Secretary Sir  W.  Somerville. 

Foreign  ditto Rt.  Hon.  E.  J.  Stanley. 

Colonial  ditto. Mr.  B.  Hawes. 

Attorney  General John  Jervis,  Esq. 

Solicitor  General David  Dundas,  Esq. 

Judge  Advocate  General Chas.  Buller,  Esq. 

Lord  Advocate  of  Scotland Rt.  Hon.  A,  Rutherford, 


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THE  .QUEEN  S  HOUSEHOLD. 


Misl^ss  of  the  Robes Duchess  df  Sutherland- 
Lord  Chamberladn Earl  Spencer. 

Lord  Steward Earl  Fortescue. 

Master  of  the  Horse. Duke  df  Norfolk. 

Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland Earl  of  Besborough. 

Lord  Cbahcellor Rt.  Hon.  M.  Brady. 

Secretaiy  for  Ireland. Rt.  Hon.  H.  Labduchere. 


I^antiafs,  31  Sdss. 


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THE  MOON'S  CHANGES* 

Full  Moon .........  w .  1st  day  6hk  13xn.  aft. 

Last  Quarter...........  0th   "  lOh.  11^.  aft 

New  Moon ............  l-7th    "    4h.  Iftqi*  mpm. 

First  Quarter 23rd   "    7h.  48to.  aft 

Full  Moon 31&t   **  llh.  6^.  tnom. 

Apogee  . .  .w  . .    6th  day,  9.30  ait 
Perigee  ......  18th  day,  6.30  aft 


bAts. 


F. 

Sa. 
H 
M. 
Tu. 


W.  6 


Th.  1 
F.  8 
Sa.  9 
lil  10 
M.  11 
Tu.12 
W.13 
th.l4 
F.  15 
Sa.16 
8  17 
M.  18 

ru.19 

Th.^1 
F.  22 
Sa.23 
l|  24 
M.25 
Tu.26 
W.27 
Th.l^ 
F.  29 
Sa.30 
8   31 


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St^NDAtA  AND   RS- 
MARKABLE  DATS. 


sun's  JDE- 

OLINAXION. 


Circumcision 


ASTRONOMICAl  VmS^OVOSXA 

AKD  ANNlVi£lt8ABI£S,Op 

HISTORICAL  SVEiTTS. 


2fdSun< 


,J£"f';LLf,li;   ' 


^Epiphany,  Old  X- 
[mas  day. 


Ist  Sunw  aft.  Fpi- 
[phaiiy. 


2d  Sun.  att  JElpipk 


del  ^un.  silt  !l^pipk. 

Conversion  of  ^t. 

[Paul; 


KingChasi.I  Martyr 
Septuajg^e^a 


i«9.  «.»^' 

22.57.18 

^1.47 

{45.49 

39.24 

92.32 

25.12 

17.27 

9.15 

0.37 

21^1.33 

3kl0 
21.50 
U.  6 

20.69.58 
48.25 
36.29 
24.  9 
11.27 

19.53.22 

44.54 

31.  6 

16.54 

2.21 

18.47.29 

32.15 

16.42 

0.48 

17.44.36 
28.53 
B 


iTlst  LoetUIxgigkduft  n||l 

2.  Supreme  VouHmd^under 
presetfU  Charter^  1826. 

4.  Sun  rises  7h.  54m^ 

5.  Duke  of  Yorkii  1827/ 

6.  Twelfth  day. 

7.  Clock  ««j^.  Sun  6' 21". 

8.  Sun  rises  7h4  4Bbi.« 

10.  Abp.  Laud  6U 1046. 

11.  SunM<9  4h.  ^4m. 

12.  Lavaterd.  1801. 

13.  C.  J.  FoxH740. 

14.  Ed.HaUey(rfl74i      ! 

16.  :BattleofCorunnalBK>' 

17.  Gen.  t^ssembfy   und^ 
peatiU  CotutituKon  og4 


1843. 


ii' 


19.  Clock  6e/:  sun  9' 40". 

20.  Ind.ofU.State$'pro.l783 

21.  Sun  rieef  7fa.  ^m.;      ^i 

23.  W.  Pitt  d  1606.    Uoi- 
Kent  rf  1820. 

24.  Fred,  the  Gt  4>  1712*,; 

25.  R.  Bums  6 17o9.  iZ'^r 

27.  Sun  sets  4h.  48m. 

28.  Peter  the  Great  d  1724^^ 

29.  George  III.  d  1820..     ^ 

30.  Great  6uns  triv.  1330. 
3L  The  Pretender  d  1788. 

Clockfr^.  sun.  13'42". 


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THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 

Xii    mc.i   .rif>  x^h  ii'.l '!■.'  '^  ,;.  : 

X<V»t  Quarter .;    8th  day  5h.    9m.  aftf 

New  Moon. ....... :.   15th    "    2b.  56m.  morn. 

,  ..First  Quaiter 22d    "    7h.  30m.  morn. 


V    > 


Apogee..'.*     3d   day  Oh.  30m.  morn. 
Perigee 16di    ^*    4h.  30m.  mom. 


DAtS; 


ASTKOMOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIVERSARIES  Ot 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 


Tu.  2 

Th.  4 

^'  J] 
Sa;  6 

*    -I. 
M.-  6- 

Tu, 

W.1 

171.11 

F.  12 

Sa.131 

St  ^'^ 

M.  15 

Ttr.l8 

"WVlT 

Th.l8. 

F.  19 

Sa.20' 

IS   21 

M.2^ 

Tu.23 

w:i4 

Th.25 


^UNOAYS  AND  RE- 
MARKABLE DAYS. 


sun's  DE- 
CLINATION. 


Purification. 

Agatha. , 

1  Jr  >•  io  i  .<■'  >  . 

Sexageisjma. 

*theQueen&Princd 
[Albert  m.  1840. 


;> 


Quihquagesima.-^ 
[St.  Valentine. 
Shrove  Tu^sdily. 
Ash  Wednesday. ' 

1st  8.1U1.  hi  leht. 

.;,'voi  i^  in  ;   .  ,■.•     . 

j^t^l^tthias. 


Sa.27|' 

fi   28  2d.  Sun.  in  Lent. 


S  17.11.13 
16.54.  7 
36.41 
18.57 
0.57 
15.42.40 
24.  8 
5.19 
14.46.15 
26.56 
l23 
13.47.35 
27.34 
7.20 
12.46.53 
2^.14 
5.23 
11.44.20 
23.  7 
1,43 
10.40;  8 
„:  18.24 
9:56.31 
34.28 
12.17 
8.49.58 
27.31 
4.57 


1.  Sunriw*  7h.  31irj, 

2.  Candlemas  Day,  :     ''' 

3.  Hate  iiw.  at  Paris  14561. 

5.  Sirllobert  Peel  i  1788. 

6.  Clock  be/,  sun  13'  51". 

8.  Marv  Queen  of  Scots 
fteM.*1587. 

9.  Bp.  Hooper  burnt  1555. 

10.  Suiji  sets  5h.  7ra. 

11.  Hops  first  used  in  Eng- 
land 1525. 

12.  Lady  Jane  Grey  beh4» 
1555. 

14.  Captain  Cook  k  1779. 
Battle  oflF  Cape  St.  Vin- 
cent 1797. 

15.  Clock  bef.  mn  If  26'V 

16.  Sun  rises  7h.  8m.     : 

17.  B.lSodeiyJounde^SOQ 

18.  Martin  Luther  d  1^546,, 

19.  Sun  seta 5h.  ^Im,'  ~    , 

20.  D.Garrickfe  1710.        ■ 

21.  Torbau  Church  cons. 
1841.    Lanterns  »np.890 

23.  Sir  J.  Reynolds  d  1792. 

24.  1).  Cambridge  6  1774. 

25.  Sir  C.  Wren  rf.  1725. 

26.  Bonaparte's  escape  firom 
Elba,  1816. 

27.  Clock6c/:sunl3'2♦^•■ 
28.  Sun  me»  6h.  46m. 


r' 


THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 

Last  Quarter 2d  day  6h.  39m.  morn. 

New  Moon 10th  "  8h,    9m.  mom. 

FirstQuarter.,..r '/.:,.  17th"  Oh.  41m.  iridrh. 

Full  Moon. ... .... . .  23rd  «  Oh.  11m.  aft. 


*^^'      Apogee 2d  day  5h.  30m.  aft. 

Perigee....  16th  "    2h.  30m.  aft. 
Apogee....  29th  «    9h.  30m.  aft. 


Vuf'i 


IXiYS. 


SUNDAY.S  AND  RE- 
MAUKiliBLE  DAYS. 


sun's  de- 
clination. 


ASTRONOMICAL  PBENOMENA 
AND  ANNIVERSARIES  OF 
HISTORICAL  EVENTS/      « 


1 
2 

3 
4 
5 

6 

7- 
8 


M. 

Tu 

W. 

til. 

F. 

Sa. 

li 

M. 

Tu.  9 

M\  10 

Th.ll 

F.  12 

Sa.  13 

^   14 

M.  15 

Tu.l6 

W.17 

Th.l8 

F.;19 

Sa.26 

li    21 

M.  22 

Tu.23 

W.24 

Th.25 

f.  26 

Sa:27 

^28 


St.  David. 


3d.  3un.  in  Lent.^ 

.   li;  .flu  aui-'  . 


•    ¥^ 


4th  Si^^t  in  Lent. 
St.  Patrick. 


5th.  Sun,  in  Lent. 


••r 


^nn.  B.V.Mary. 

P.  George  of  Cam- 
abridge  6  1819. 

Qth  Sun.  in  Lent 
>I.  29i      [$»aim  Sunday. 
Tu.30.-Y,  .,,,  ■:,^^r....  , 
W.31      j^^\^^s^  . 


^.    7.42,16  1.  Spectator  comm.  1711. 

19.28 ;  2.  Sun  rwe*  6h.  39m.  '  .  rll' 

,     6.56.33|3.  Clock^.8unl2'14"..r 

p- (.138.33!  4.  Penn's   treaty  with  this 

10.28      Indians  1681.  *      ^ 

5.47.17  6.  Sun«rf«;5h*60nl.  '    .K 

,>      24.  1  7.  LordCollingwookli/18il0 

.  ;t?;-|;  0.41  8.  Sir  W.  Chambers  d[n9« 

4.37.17  9.  Ilizzio a»*M.  1566.       li 

13.53;  10.  MailCoachese«fa&;179l 

3.60.19|  11.  Sunnm  6h.  19mi  r  .->'. 

26.45  12.  ChelseaHospitdl/^ttnit 

3.  9      «dl682..  :  i   11 

2.39.31  14.  Adm.  Byng  shot  lf757t 

15.51!  16.  Lord  Berner-srf  1682;; 

1.52.10  17.  Clock  bef.  sun  8'  38"^!  !' 

28.28j  18.  Sir  R.  Walpole  d  174& 

4.44  19.  Sun»ef»  oh.  58m.'  \  .u  i 

0.42  20.  Sir  L  Newton  d  1?27#  i 

S       17.20  21.  Abp.Cranmer6ttmll536 

N     .  6.21  22.  Sun  n>e»6h.6m.  Equal 

,  30.  2      day  and  night.         ■■.:.'>■. 

Oia  53,42  24.  Q. Elizabeth rf  1603.. IT 

!  -  1.17.20  25.  Lady  Day.  :  ij   .'J 

40.35  26.  Vanbrugh r/ 17261.V:  .,,-, 

2.  4.29]  27..  Peace  of  Amiens >1S0^ 

HaffaeU( 


61.27 
3.14.51 

38.11 
4.  1.28 


29.  Clock  bef.  sun  4'  59"Ai '' 

31.  Allied  Sovereigns  enter 

Paris   1814.     SuniTiiet 


5h,  51m. 


ti; 


8 

japrtl^  80  Bags. 


THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 


"IMI  Quarter, 8th  day  6h,  57m.  aft. 

NeW Moon. 16th    "    9h,  62m.  morn. 

First  Quarter 22d     "    Oh,  39m.  aft. 

FuU  Mpon 30th    "    4h.  66m.  aft. 

Fetrigse 14th  day  2h.  30m.  mom. 

Apogee 26th    "    9h.  30m.  mom. 


A 


DATS. 

SUNDAYS  AND   ft£- 

sun's  de- 

^1 ■ 

! 

MARKABLE  DATS. 

clination. 

■i 

Th.   1. 

,     ■          V                                                > 

N  4.24.39 

i     t 

F.     2 

Good  Friday. 

47.46 

I 

8ai  3 

6.10.48 

; 

8     4 

Easter  Day. 

33.45 

M.    6 

EiUder  Monday. 

66.36 

Til.  6 

Easter  Tuesday. 

6.19.20 

w:  7^ 

41.59 

Th.  8. 

1,  4.30 

P.     9 

26.65 

■; 

Sa.lO 

"  '   .: 

49.11 

5 

m-'U: 

Ut3un.  aft.  Easter 

8*11.21 

t 

M,12 

[Low  Sunday, 

33.22 

I 

TiivlS 

('         -  ■  '■  .: 

66.14 

l{ 

W.14 

9.16.68 

ii 

Th»16 

'.' 

38.32 

lj 

F;  16^ 

69.57 

L 

Sa,17 

10.21.12 

p 

»il8' 

2d  Sun.  aft.  Easter 

42.17 

¥ 

M.19 

Alphege. 

11.  3.11 

? 

Tuv20 

'    ■      '   , 

23.54 

1 

W.21 

44.26 

Th,22 

12.4.46 

F.  23 

St.  George^ 

24.54 

Sa.  24 

44.50 

0026 

SdSun^ aft.  Easter 

13.  4.34 

M;2e> 

[St  M4rk. 

*        24.  4 

1 

Tu.2T 

I  ■  .     . 

43.21 

1 

Wv28 

■■•■■.•■• 

14.2.25 

1. 

ThV29 

,   ■      .     '  •        ■  ■ 

21.15 

i 

F.  30 

39.51 

ASTRONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIVERSARIES  OF 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 


2.  Battle  of  Copenhagen 
1801.  Bishop  Heber  4 
1826. 

3.  Needles  first  made  in 
England  1546. 

4.  Clock  6e/:  sun  3' 9". 
6.  Sun  rises  5h.  3m. 

6.  lsta6f/.ofBonapartel81<^ 

9.  Lord  Bacon  d  1626. 

10.  Sun  sets  6h.  39m. 

11.  Geo.  Canning  6  1770. 

12.  LordIlodney'8tm;^178a' 

13.  R;C.Emancipationl8^9^ 

14.  Clock  bef.  sun  0'  22"i'i; 

15.  Sun  rtses  5h.  14m. 

16.  Battle  of  CuUodenl  747. 

17.  Dr,FraniaindI790;.'' 

18.  Percussion  powdert/tvw 
1803. 

19;  Lord  Byron  d  1824. 

20.  Spanish  Fleet  desi  by. 
Blake  1567.  ' ; 

21.  Bishop  Heber  b  1783/4 

22.  Sun  «eto6h.  66m.       ^ 

23.  Sha^peare  >  1664,  <l 
1(816: 

24.  iw.  of  Printinp  1414; 

25.  Princess  Alice  6  1843, 

27.  Clock  a«.  sun  0'2r.''* 

28.  B/^.  FVild  wnsec.  1844, 


I 


d^ 


A 


i^lat)  31  9a5«; 


i 

in 


THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 


Last  Quarter 8th  day  2h.  20m.  mom- 

New  Moon I4th    "    6h.  C4m.  aft. 

First  (Quarter 22d     **    5h.  29m.  mom. 

FuUMoon 30th    "    6h.  16m.  mom. 

Perigee 12th  day  3h.  30m.  mom. 

Apogee ....  24th  day  Oh.  30m.  mom. 


DATS. 


i 


SUNDAYS  AND  RE- 
MARKABLE DATS. 


bun's  DE- 
CLINATION. 


^a. 

il 
M. 
Tu. 
W. 

Th. 

F. 

Sa. 

» 

M.  IQ 
Tu.ll 
W.12 
Th.l3 
F.  14 
Sa.l5 

m  16 

M.  17 
Tu.a8 
W.19 
Th.20 
F.  21 
Sa.22 
»  23 
M.24, 
Tu.25 
VV.  26 
Th.27 
F.  28 
Sa,29 
Ji  30 
M.  31 


StPhilip  &Bt.  Jas. 
4th  Suu.a^^Easter 


N' 


dthSun.aft.Easter. 
[Rogation  Sun. 


Ascension  Bay. 

Sun.afit.  Ascension 
[Day. 

StBunstan. 


Whitsunday. 
H.  M,i  Birthday. 

St.  Augustine. 


Chas.i  II.  restored, 
trinity  Sunday. 


14.58.12 

15.16.18 
34.10 
61.46 

16.  9.  6 
26.11 
42.59 
69.31 

17.16.49 


ASTRONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIVERSARIES  0? 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 

1.  Union  of  England  and 


Scotland  1707. 

2.  D.  ofWellinjrtoni  17694' 

3.  Jamaica  dt9. 1495.  ■"* 

4.  Sun  rises  4h.  43m.  . 

5.  Clock .  aft.  sun   3'   27**. 
Napoleon  W 1821. 

6.  Battle  of  Prague  1757." 
8.  Sun  sds  7h.  16m. 


31.43  9.  Corporation    and    Test 


!■     C 


47.23 

18.  2.45 
17.49 
32.35  i 
47,  2 

19.  1.10 
14.58' 
28.27 
41.37 
64.26 

20.  6.55 
19.  3 
30.51 
42.17 
63.22 

21.  4.  6 
14.28 
24.27 
34.  5 
43.20 
62.13 


Acts  rep.  1828. 

10.  Battle  of  Lodi  1796. 

11.  Earl  of  Chatham  </ 1778 
S.  Percival  assas.  1812. 

13.  Sun  me«  4h.  29m. 

14.  Vaccination  first  used 
byDr.  Jennerl796. 

16.  Clock  ajl.  sun  3'  54^ 

17.  Dr.Jenner6l748. 

18.  Sun  9e(9  7h.  29m. 

19.  AnneBoleyn&ey.  1636 

20.  Columbus  d  1506. 

22.  Alex.  Pope  6 1688. 

23.  Battle  of  Ilamilliesl706 

25.  Dr.PaleydlSOS. 

26.  Ven.  Bede  d  735. 

27.  Sun  rises  4h.  16m; 

28.  Clock  «f/if.  sun  3'  7".-- 
W.  Pitt  6  1759. 

30.  General  Peace  1814.    , 

31.  Sun  sets  7h.  43m. 


I 


10 
gftine,  30  Bajsv 


THE  MOONS  CHANGES. 

Liftst Quarter. ...... .  *  6th  day  7h.  37m.  mom. 

New  Moon  ..:... ....  13th  "    3h.  23m.  mom. 

FiwtQ-uarter  .......  20th  "  llh.    3m.  aft. 

Full  Moon  ......:...  28th  »    4h.  53m.  aft. 

Perigee 8th  day  4h.  30m.  ; 

Apogee....  20th    «    7h.    3m.  aft.'^^ 


DATS. 


SUNDAYS  AND   »E- 
MA^KABLB  DATS. 


sun's  de- 
clination. 


Tii: 
F. 

s». 
n 

M. 


Tu.  |8 
W.  9 
Th.lO 
F.  11 
Sa.l2 

m  13 

M.  14 
Tu.l5 
W.16 
Th.l7 
F.  18 
Sa.l9 
)i  20 
M.  21 
Tu.22 
W.23 
Th.24 
F.  25 
Sa.  26 
m  27 
M.  28 
Tu.29 
W.^0 


Corpus  Chrlsti. 

K.of  Hanovei  6om . 
IstSun.dft.lVinity. 


St.  iStaiWhas. 
2dSun.aft,TrmIty. 


3d  Sun.aft.Trinity. 
[Queen's  A  ccession 


Midsummer  Day. 
[l!fat.St.Johnl3ap. 

4thSun.aft.TrIhity, 
Coron.ofH.Maj  esty 
St.  Peter.     [1*838. 


VsTttONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 
AND   ANNIVERSARIES  OF 
^ HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 

N,  23.  0.43  1.  LoFdlioWsmc^rrfoiT 
8.49  2.  Sunm«4h.llm.   Kiots 
lG.33i     in  London  1780. 
23.54 '  4.  \V.  Wyndham  d  1810. 
30.51 '  5.  Clock  aft.  sun  2'  8". 
37.24  6.  Sun  stts  7h.  47m. 
43.34  7,  1st  Lord  Bp.  of  J\r/d,arr, 

49.20  1839 

54'42  8.  Ed,  B,  Prince  if  1376. 
59.40  9.  Toitn  of  St.  John's  dest 
23.  4.131     hy  Fire,  1846. 

8.22  10.  New   London    Bridge 
Vi.  7 1     com.  1824.       ' 
15.27  11.  lloger  Bacon  d  1294, 
18^.23  13.  Sun  nm  4h.  6in, 
20.54  14.  Battle  of  Marengol800» 
23.  1  15.  Equation  of  time  0*  0". 
24.42  17.  John  AVesley  if  1703.  - 
25.59  18.  Otaheite  dis.    1765.-^ 
26.51 1     Batde  of  Waterloo  1815. 
27.19  19.  Mag.Charta8ignedl215 

27.21  21.  Sunwte7h.56m.  Long- 
2G.59      est  day. 

26.12  24.  JSr/d.dis.hyCabotim., 
25.  0,25.  Sunme«4h.8m. 
23.23  26.  Geo.  IV.  d  1830. 

21.22  27.  I)r.Doddex.l777. 
18.56  28.  Clock6//.8un2'"48.  P 
16.  6 1     P.  Rubens  (i  1577. 

■     :    12.51'  30.  Sun  ttts  7h.  61m. 


A 


(V 


11 


1 


gjulli,  81  'IDags. 


MOON'S  CHANGES. 


Lnst  Quarter;.  .,»„ry.[)K  5th  day  Oh.  13m.  aft* 

New  Moon . .  v . : . ....  1 2th    "    3h.    8m.  aft* 

■  First  Quarter. .......  20th    "    4h.  23m.  aft 

'  I'ull  Moon . , 28th    "    Ih.  39m.  mom. 


Perigee 
Apogee 
Perigee 


4  k 


3(1  day  4h.  30m.  mom. 
18th  "  Ih.  30m.  mom. 
30th   "   Oh.  30m.  ihom. 


DAYS. 


SUIf DATS  AND  RE- 
MARKABLE DAYS. 


sign's  de- 
clination. 


.rt'!' 


Cv 


Th. 
P. 

Sa. 

M. 

Tu. 

W. 

Th. 

F. 

Sa.  10 

n  11 

M.  12 
Tu.l3 
W.  14 
Th.l5 
F.  16 
Sa.17 
H  18 
M.  19 
Tu.20 
W.21 
Th.22 
F.  23 
Sa.  24 
S  25 
M.  26 
Tu.27 
W.28 
Th.29 
^.  30 
Sa.dl 


'  !  'i    .11 


Ji' 


Dog  days  begin. 
6thSun.aft.Ti'inity. 


Thomas  i  Be<(ket. 
6thSun.aft.Trinity. 


St.  Sarthin. 

7thSun.aft.Ti*inity. 
St.  Margaret. 
Mar}'  Magdalene. 


8thSun.aft.Trinity. 
^St.  James. 


N.  23. 


9.121 

6.  8 

0.4C 

22.55.48 
60.32 
44.52 
38.48 
32.21 
25.31 
18.17 
10.40 
2.40 

21.54.17 
45.32 
36.25 
26.65 
17.14 
6.61 

20.66.17 
45.21 
34.  4 
22.27 
10.30 

19.58.12 

45.34 

32.36 

19.19 

5.43 

18.51.47 
37.34 
23.  1 


ASTRONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIVERSARIES  OF 

mSTORICAL  EVENTS. 

2.  Abp.  Cranttier  6  1489 
St,  PauVs  Church,  Htir^ 
bour  Grace,  cons.  1840; . I 

3.  Sun  rises  4h.  13m.  i    *  tU 

4.  Clock  bef.  sun  3'  5i^, 
LotdBu.  Ftildart.  1844. 

5.  Sir  T.  More  M</.  1,533.: 

7.  li.B.  Sheridan  rflSlfl. 

8.  Ed.  Burke  d  1797.  .  ; 

9.  Bourbon  D}-n^ty  ritkt, 
1818. 

10.  i;donBridge6urn(12li5 

11.  Sunicto7h.66m. 

12.  Erasmus  rf  1536. 
14.  Mrs.  Sid  dons  h    1755. 

Baroness  de  Stael  d  1817.. 

16.  Clock  hef.  stih  6'  40". 

SUehn's  a  f>ceiPorn828. 

Sir  J.  Iteynolds  d  1723. 

18.  Sun  rises  4h.  26in. 
Hampden  k  1643. 

19.  Pite  at  St,  John's  1819. 

21.  Union  of  England  and 
Scotlandl906.  H.Bwms 
d  1796. 

22.  Bat  of  Salamanca  1812. 

23.  Gibraltar    taken   1704. 

27.  1st  Lord  Bp.  of  JsTjld. 
aip.  1839.  ,      ,V 

28.  Sun«/»71i.34m.  ::'.. 

29.  Clockte/bUue'lO":^ 


w 


l! 


August)  31  Bas»» 


TKE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 

Last  Quarter 3d  day  4h.  30m.  aft. 

New  Moon 11th  "    3h.  69m.  mom* 

First  Quarter 19th  "    8h.  82m,  mom. 

Full  Moon  ..........  26th  "    9h.  40m.  mom. 

Apogee. . . .  15th  day  Oh.  30m.  mom. 
Perigee....  27th    "    3h.  30m.  mom. 


DAY?. 


StINDATrS  AND    RE- 
MARKABLE DATS. 


sun's  de- 
clination. 


9 


I. 

W. 

Th. 
F. 
8a. 


1 
2 
3 
4 
6 
6 
7 

S  8 
M.  9 
%.10 
W.ll 
Th.l2 
F.  13 
Sa.  14 
li  Id 
M.  16 
Tu.l7 
W.18 
Th.l9 
F.  20 
8^.21 
»  22 
Jil.  23 
tu.24 
•W.25 
Th.26 
F.  27 
Sa.28 
il  29 
M.  30 
Tu.31 


9tiiSun.aft.Trinity. 
[X<amma6. 


10th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 


Dbg^ysettci. 

!Dow.  Q.  Adelaide 

[6  1792. 

lltli$un.aft.Triri. 

Duchess  of  Kent  b 
[1786. 


12th  Sun,  aft.;Trin. 
[St.  Bartholomew. 

Prince   Albert   6 
[1819. 

13th  Sun  aft.  Trin. 


N 


18.  8.11 

17.53.  2 

37.36 

21.53 

5.53 

16.49.36 
33.  2 
16.13 

15.59.  7 

41.47 

24.11 

6.20 

14.48.13 
29.56 
11.23 

13.52.36 
33.37 
14.24 

12.54.59 
35.29 
15.32 

11.55.31 
35.19 
14.55 

10.54.21 

33.37 

12.42 

9.51.38 

30.24 

9.  1 

8.47.30 


ASTROITOMICAL  PHENOMlSrA 

AND  AimiYERSARIES  OF 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 


5. 
6. 


1.  Eattie  of  the  Nile  1798. 

2.  Clock6e/:8un6'00"/ 

3.  Sun  rtseA  4h.  46m. 

4.  Lord  Howe  d  1799. 
Jonas  Hanway  d  1786. 

Ben  Johnson  <f  163*}. 

7.  Geo.  Canning  d  1827. 

8.  P.  B.  Shelley  d  1822. 

9.  John  Dryden  b  1631- 

10.  Sun  seta  7h.  16m., 

12.  Marquis  ofLondonderry 
dl822. 

13.  Jeremy  Taylor  d  1667. 

15.  Admiral  Blake  b  1599^ 
Napoleon  b  1769. 

16.  Clock  6e/;  sun  4' 9'*. 

17.  Adm.  Blake  d  1657. 

18.  Fire  at  H.  Grace  1832. 

19.  Lord  J.  Russell  b  1792. 

21.  Battle  of  Bosworthl435. 
Lady  M.  W.  Montague  d 
1762. 

22.  Sun  rises  5h.  10m. 

23.  St.  Thomas's  Chwreh^ 
{St.  John's)^  cons.  1840. 

25.  Battle  of  Creasy  1346. 

D.  Hume  d  1776.    Jamea 

Watt  d  1819. 
28.  Bobespierre^i^J.  1794. 

30.  Sun  »e<i^  6h.  38m. 

31.  Equation  of  timeO'O'V 


Id 


Sbt^teuibetj  30  Basii. 


THE  MOON'S  CSANGES. 


'•'irS 

I 


Last  Quarter 2d  day  Oh.  45m.  mom» 

New  Moon. 9th    **    7h.  ISm.  aft 

First  Quarter 17tli    «  lOh.  Sim.  aft. 

Full  Moon 24th    **    dh.  56m.  aft. 


Apogee 11th  day  4h.  30m.  aft. 

Perigee  ....  25th    "   Oh^  30m.  mom* 


;rry 
7. 


32. 
92. 
35. 
ed 


lea 


DATS. 


SUNDAYS   AND  RE- 
MARKABLE DATS. 


sun's  DE- 
CLINATION. 


ASTRONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIVERSARIES  OF 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 


4 
5 
6 


W.    1 

Th.  2 

F.     3 

Sa. 

8 

M. 

Tu.  7 

W.   8 

Th.  9 

F.  10 

Sa.ll 

S    12 

M.  13 

Tu.l4 

W.15 

Th.l6 

F.  17 

Sa.l8 

8    19 

M.  20 

Tu.21 

W.22 

Tb.23 

F.  24 

Sa.25 

S   26 

M.27 

l\u28 

W.29 

Th<30 


Giles. 


14th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 


15th  Sun  .aft;.  Trin. 


16th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

aockq/l.sun6'18''. 

StMatthew.    Eq. 

[day. 


17th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 


Michaelmas. 
St  Jerome. 


IT 


N. 
S. 


8.25.49 

4.  1 

7.42.  4 

20.  0 
6.57.49 

35.31 

13.  6 
5.50.35 

27.58 

5.16 

4.42.28 

19.35 
3.56.38 

33.37 

10.32 
2.47.24 

24.12 

0.58 

1.37.41 

14.22 
0.51.  1 

27.39 
4.16! 

19.  8 

42.32 
1.  5.57 

29.22 

52.47  j 
2.16.10 

39.32, 
0 


1.  L^U  Houst  oil  C(q4 
Spear  optmtd  1836. 

2.  Gt.  fire  of  London  1666. 

3.  GasfrslinimducedatSt, 
John's  1845.  Sunr5h26nu 

5.  Malta  taken  1800.    . 
7.  Queen  Elizabeth  6 1533; 

Dr.    Johnson    h   1709. 

Clock  a/t  sun  I'  66". 

9.  Sunsef»6h.  22m. 

10.  MungoParkdl77U 

11.  LigUtxh.onCaptBo9VBt^ 
vista  1843.  The  Queen's 
visit  to  Scotland  1844. 

13.  Gen.Wolfeftl769.  C* 
J.  Fox  d  1606. 

14.  Burning  ofMoscowlSlSi 

15.  W.Huskisson&1830. 

18.  Geo.  I.  and  II.  landed 
1714.  Sun  rises  5h.  46m. 

19.  Fio2enlWrteanel846. 

21.  Si.  Thomas's  Ckurek 
opd.  1836. 

22.  Equal  day  and  night 

23.  Samuel  Butler  d  16QQi 

25.  Person  rf  1808. 

26.  Constantinople  founded 
329. 

29.  Lord  Nelson  6  1758, 

30.  Clock  <|^  sun  9' 68' V 


ii 


14 
(f^dober,  31  l^asti. 


THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 

Last  Quarter 1st  day  llh.    7m.  mom. 

New  Moon ;     9th   "      Oh.  37m.  aft. 

First  Quarter 17th   "    llh.  11m.  mom. 

Full  Moon 24th   "      3h.    6m.  mom. 

Last  Quarter 31st    "      Ih.  27m.  mom. 


Apogee 8th  day,    8h.    3m.  aft. 

Perigee  ....  23d      "    llh.  30m.  mom. 


DAYS. 

SUNDAYS  AND   RE- 

sun's DE- 

MARKABLE DAYS. 

CLINATION. 

F.    1 

St.  Bemigius. 

S     3.  2.53 

fia.  2 

26.12 

S     3 

18th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

49.29 

M.  4 

4.12.43 

Tu.  5 

35.55 

W.  6 

59.  3 

Th.  7 

6.22.  7 

F.    8 

45.  7 

Sa.  9 

6.  8.  3 

8   10 

19th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

30.54 

M.  11 

' 

53.40 

Tu.l2 

.7.16.20 

W.13 

38.55 

Th.l4 

8.  1.22 

F.  15 

23.43 

Sa.  16 

45.57 

8   17 

20th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

9.  8.  3 

M.  18 

St  Liike. 

30.  2 

Tu.l9 

51.52 

W.  20 

10.13.33 

Th.21 

35.  5 

F.  22 

56.28 

Sa.  23 

11.17.41 

8    24 

21st  Sun  aft.  Trin. 

38.43 

M.  25 

St.  Crispin. 

59.36 

Tu.26 

12.20.17 

W.27 

40.46 

Th.28 

St.Smion&St.Jude 

13.  1.  4 

F.  29 

21.10 

Sa.  30 

41.  3 

8    31 

22d.  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

14.  0.43 

ASTRONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIVERSARIES  OF 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 


I.  Sun  rises  6h.  4m. 

3.  Clock  ajt.mn  10' 49". 

4.  John  Rennie  d  1821. 

6.  PeaeewithU.State8l783. 

7.  Abp.  Laud  6  1573. 

8.  King  of  theFrench61773 
His  visit  to  Queen  Victo- 
ria 1844. 

9.  Eddystone  Light  House 
eomp.  1759. 

II.  America  dis.  1492. — 
Bat.of  Camperdown  1797 

13.  Murat  shot  1815.  Ca- 
nova  d  1822. 

14.  Battle  of  Hastingsl066 

15.  Clock  a/*.  Sun  14' 2". 

16.  Ridley  and  Latimer 
burnt  1555. 

18.  Dean  Swift  d  1745. 

20.  Battle  of  Navarinol827 

21.  Battle  of  Trafalgar  1805 

22.  Lord  Holland  d  1840. 

24.  FirstBrltishParliament 
met  1707. 

25.  Battle  ofAgincourtl415 

26.  Hogarth  rf  1764. 

27.  Captain  Cook  b  1728. 

28.  Clock  ajl.  sun.  16'  28". 
Royal  Exchange  optntd 
by  Her  Majesty  1844.. 

30.  Sunrises  6h.  49m.    i 


i 


THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 

N'ew  Moon 8th  day  6h.  41m.  morn. 

First  Quarter 15th    "  9h.  46m.  aft. 

Full  Moon 22nd  «  Ih.  36m.  aft. 

Last  Quarter 29th    «  7h.  62m.  aft. 


Apogee  —    5th  day  2h.  30m.  mom. 
Perigee 20th    «    8h.  30m.  aft. 


1. 

1783. 

^1773 
/"icto- 

louse 

92.— 

1797 

Ca- 

1066 

2". 

irner 


1827 
1805 
140. 
nent 

1415 

728. 
28". 
tned 


T\  A  "^tra 

SUNDAYS  AND  EE- 

SUN*S  DE- 

DAYS. 

MABKABLE  DAYS. 
1 

CLINATION. 

M.    1 

All  Saints. 

S.  14.20.10 

Tu   2 

AU  Souls. 

39.23 

W.  3 

58.22 

Th.  4 

15.17.  6 

F.    6 

Gunpowder  Plot 

35.35 

Sa.   6 

1605.] 

53,49 

8     7 

23d  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

16.11.47 

M.    8 

29.28 

Tu.  9 

Prince  of  Wales  6 

46.53 

W.IO 

[1841. 

17.  4.  1 

Th.ll 

St.  Martin. 

20.51 

F.  12 

37.24 

Sa.l3 

53.38 

8    14 

24th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

18.  9.33 

M.  15 

25.  9 

Tu.l6 

40.25 

W.17 

55.22 

Th.l8 

19.  9.58 

F.  19 

24.14 

Sa.20 

St.  Edmund. 

38.  8 

m  21 

25th  Sun.  aft.  Trin. 

51.42 

M.  22 

[Princess  Royal  6 

20.  4.53 

Tu.23 

StClement.  [1840. 

17.42 

W.24 

30.  9 

Th.25 

St  Catherine. 

42.13 

F.  26 

53.54 

Sa.27 

21.  5.11 

8    28 

Advent  Sunday.^ 

16.  5 

M.  29 

26.34 

Tu.30 

St.  Andrew. 

36.39 

ASTBONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIYEBSABIES  OF 
HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 

1.  Sir~Mr"Hale~6~1600. 
Earthquake  atLi8bonl755 

3.  Clock  o/l.  sun  16*  17". 

4.  Chief  Justice  JVortonarr, 
1844. 

5.  Sun  nses  6h.55m.  Battle 
of  Jemappe  1792. 

6.  PrincessCJharlotte  (11817 

7.  Fire  at  St.  John's  1817. 

8.  Cortes  entered   Mexico 
1519. 

10.  Martin  Luther  5  1483, 
Catherine  of  Russia  d  1 796. 

12.  Canute  theGreat  </1036. 

13.  J.  P.  Curran  d  1817. 

14.  Source  of  Nile</i».1770. 

15.  Lord  Chatham  6  1708. 
W.Cowper61731.    .  ^: 

16.  Clock  a/2,  sun  15' 6"i 

17.  Lord  Erskinerf  1825. 

18.  P.  P.  Rubens  h  1577. 
20.  LordHawke'svicM759. 

2d  great  fire  at  St.  JohrCs 
1817.  Harbour  Grace 
Light  Houseopened  1837. 

24.  Sun  sets  4h.  10m. 

25.  Dr.  Watts  rf  1748. 

28.  CardinalWolseydl530 

29.  Clockq/X.  sun  11*37". 

30.  Sun  rises  7h.  30m. 


!! 


IBfctmluT,  31  Hags. 


THE  MOON'S  CHANGES. 


Jfew  Moon ^.  7th  day,  midnight. 

First  Quarter 15th  "    6h.  57m.  mom* 

Full  Moon 22d   "    Ih.  39m.  mom. 

jjtst  Quarter 29th  "    5h.  19m.  aft 


Apogee . 
Perigee. 
Apogee . 


2d  day  5h.  30m.  aft. 
18th  "  4h.  30m.  aft. 
30th    "    Ih.  30m.  mom. 


DATS. 


SUNDAYS  AND    BE- 
lAABKABLE  DAYS. 


sun's  DE« 

CLINATION. 


w. 

Th. 
F. 


8 
M. 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 
7 
8 

TI^  9 
P.  10 
Sa.ll 

»  n 

13 
U.14 
"W.U 
Th.l6 
F.  17 
Sa.  18 
S  19 
M.20 
Tu.21 
W.22 
Th.23 
F.  24 
Sa.25 
(9  26 
M.  27 
Tu.28 

Th.30 


2d  Sun.  inAdvent. 


3d  Sun.  inAdvent. 


4thSun.  inAdvent. 
St  Thomas. 


i^hristmas  Day, 

IstSun.  aflkX'mas. 

[St  Stephen. 

St.    John  Evan. 

[Innocents. 

Silvester. 


ASTRONOMICAL  PHENOMENA 

AND  ANNIViERSABIES  OP 

HISTORICAL  EVENTS. 


S.  21.46.20 
55.35 

2^.  4.35 
12.50 
20.48 
28.21 
35.28 
42.  7 
48.21 
54.  7 
59.26 

23.  4.17 
8.42 
12.38 
16.  7 
19.  8 
21.41 
23.46 
25.22 
26,31 
27.11 
27.23 
27,  6 
26.22 
25.  9 
23.27 
21.18 
18.40 
^5.34 
12.  1 
7.59 


1.  PopeLeo.Xdl521. 

2.  Battle  of  Austerlitzl805. 

3.  ClockoAsunlO'?".  iSr, 
A  ndrewsChureh  opd.  1843 

5.  Sun  riae»  7h.  39m. 

7.  Ney  shot  1815. 

8.  Mary  Q.  of  Scots  &  1542. 

9.  Milton  b  1608. 

10.  Sun«eto4h.  Im. 

11.  Cha8.Xn.»1718. 

12.  Lord  Hood  6  1724. 

13.  t>r.  Johnson  d  1784. 

14.  M.  Malte  Brun  <<  1826, 

15.  Isaak  Walton  d  1683. 

16.  ^lock  ajt.  sun  4'  17", 
Cromwell  fUc.  Protector 
16A3. 

18.  Sun  rises  7h.  50m. 

19.  Tycho  Brahe  b  1546. 

20.  Thomas  Gray  d  1724. 

21.  Shortest  day, 

23.  James  It.  fled  from 
Rochester  1688. 

24.  PeaeewithUnitedStates 
1814. 

25.  Sir  I.  Newton  6  1642. 
Sir  M.  Hale  rf  1676. 

28.  Boyle  d  1706. 

30.  Sun  rises  7h.  50m. 

31.  W.Gifford<<l827, 


(v 


17 


inetemrologiCBl  f^m^%4 


ihr- 


ENA 
OP 


805. 

L843 


542. 


(^ 


January  . . 
February . . 
March..  .. 
April .... 

May 

June 

July^..... 

August; 

September 
October  . . 
November . 
December . 


Mean  . .  . . 
Highest . . . 
Lowest.. .. 
Mean  . .  . . 
Highest. .. 

Lowest 

Mean  . .  . . 
Highest . . , 

Lowest 

Mean  ..  ., 
Highest.'. 

Lowest 

Mean  ... 
Highest. . 
Lowest. . . 
Mean  . .  . 
Highest . . 
Lowest. . . 
Mean  . .  . 
Highest. . 
Lowest. . . 
Mean  ..  . 
Highest.  . 
Lowest. . . 
Mean  . .  . 
Highest. . 
Lowest.. . 
Mean  . .  . 
Highest. . 
Lowest. . . 

{'Mean  .  . 
Highest.  . 
Lowest. . . 
Mean  . .  . 
Highest. . 
Lowest. . . 


BAKOMITEB. 

Inches. 


JTHERMQIKETPU 


Nfld.  {England.}  Nfld.  | England. 


29.63 

29.92 

24 

^6 

30.44 

30.77 

45 

52 

28.65 

28.89 

0 

11 

29.61 

30.06 

21 

38 

30.34 

30.82 

43.5 

53 

28.59 

29.17 

—  3 

21 

29.65 

29.84 

25.8 

43.9 

30.37 

30.77 

47 

66 

28.65 

28.87 

2 

24 

29.70 

29.88 

33 

49.9 

30.29 

30.54 

58 

74 

29.02 

29.20 

12 

29 

29.75 

29.89 

40 

54 

30.25 

30.38 

64 

70 

29.17 

29.16 

25 

33 

29.77 

30.02 

48 

58.T 

30.32 

30.46 

75.5 

90 

29.32 

29.60 

30.63 

37 

29.80 

29.87 

58.7 

61; 

30.18 

30.30 

81 

76 

29.40 

29.39 

37.5 

42 

29.96 

29.89 

60.3 

61.& 

30.20 

30.26 

79 

82 

29.38 

29.35 

38.6 

41 

29.81 

29.93 

53.8 

57.8 

30.25 

30.41 

75.3 

n.n 

29.28 

29.41 

34 

36 

29.83 

29.77 

44.4 

48.9, 

30.29 

30.61 

67 

68  . 

29.21 

28.74 

26 

27 

29.63 

29.77 

34.3 

42.9. 

30.22 

30.27 

57 

62 

28.77 

29.08 

16.9 

23  , 

29.65 

29.69 

27 

39.8 

30.36 

30.32 

46.3 

55i 

28.88 

29.12 

7.6 

17,-... 

N.B.  The  average  annual  mean  temperature  at  St.  John's  is  about  39 
deg.,  or  about  29  deg.  for  the  seven  winter  months  (November  to  May), 
and  53  deg.  for  the  summer.  In  England  the  average  temperature  has 
been  stated  to  be  52  deg.,  or  about  65  deg.  for  summer,  and  40  deg,  for 
winter.  At  St.  John's,  the  7th  Fehntary  is,  on  average  of  years,  the  cold- 
est day  of  the  y^ar.    In  England,  the  11th  January. 


h: 


u ; 


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III 


ii/ 


';;/ 


18 
<!Msetbation9  on  4e  VSUnfbtt^ 

'1.  Mists. — ^A  white  mist  in  the  evening,  oyer  a  meadow  with  a 
river,  will  be  drawn  up  by  the  sun  next  morning,  and  the  day  will  be 
bright.  Five  or  six  fogs  successively  drawn  up,  portend  rain. 
Where  the  mist  which  hangs  over  low  lands  draws  towards  high  hills 
in  the  morning,  and  rolls  up  to  the  top,  it  will  be  fair ;  but  if  the 
mist  hangs  upon  the  hiUs,  and  drags  along  the  woods,  there  will  be 
rain. 

2.  Clouds. — ^Against  much  rain  the  clouds  increase  very  fast, 
especidly  before  thunder.  When  they  are  formed  like  fleeces,  but 
dense  in  the  middle,  and  bright  towards  the  edges,  with  the  sky 
bright,  they  are  signs  of  a  fi^t,  with  hail,  snow,  or  rain.  D'they 
form  high  in  air,  in  thin  white  trains,  like  locks  of  wool,  they  portend 
wind,  and  probably  rain.  When  a  general  cloudiness  covers  the 
sky,  and  small  black  fragments  of  clouds  fly  underneath,  they  are  a 
sure  sign  of  rain,  and  probably  will  be  lasting.  Two  currents  of 
clouds  always  portend  rain,  and  in  summer,  thunder. 

3.  Dew. — ^If  the  dew  lies  plentifully  on  the  grass  afber  a  fair  day, 
it  is  a  sign  of  another.  If  not,  and  uiere  is  no  wind,  rain  must  fol- 
low. A  red  evening  portends  fine  weather ;  but  if  it  spread  too  far 
upward  from  the  horizon  in  the  evenmg,  and  especially  morning,  it 
foretels  wind  or  rain,  or  both.  When  the  sky,  m  rainy  weather,  is 
tinged  with  sea  green,  the  rain  will  increase ;  if  vidth  deep  blue,  it 
will  be  showery. 

4.  Heavenly  Bodies. — If  there  be  a  haziness  in  the  air  which 
fades  the  sun's  light,  and  makes  the  orb  appear  whitish,  or  ill-defined ; 
or,  at  night,  if  the  moon  and  stars  grow  dim,  and  a  ring  encircles  the 
former,  rain  will  follow.  If  the  sun's  rays  appear  like  Moses'  horns, 
if  white  at  setting,  or  shorn  of  its  rays,  or  goes  down  into  a  bank  of 
cloud  in  the  horizon,  bad  weather  is  to  be  expected.  If  the  moon 
looks  pale  and  dim,  we  expect  rain ;  if  red,  wind;  and  if  of  a  natural 
colour,  with  a  clear  sky,  faur  weather.  If  the  moon  is  rainy  through- 
out, it  will  clear  at  the  change,  and  perhaps  the  rain  return  a  few 
days  after.  If  fair  throughout,  and  rain  at  the  change,  the  fair 
weather  will  probably  return  on  the  fourth  or  fifth  day.  If  at  night 
the  stars  appear  unusually  numerous,  and  there  be  little  or  no  wind, 
easterly  wind  and  rain,  or  snow,  generally  soon  follow. 

5.  Wind. — If  the  wind  veers  about,  much  rain  is  pretty  sure.  If  in 
changing  it  follows  the  course  of  the  sun,  it  brin(;s  fair  weather ;  the 
contranr,  foul.    Whistling  or  howling  of  the  wind,  a  sure  sign  of  rain. 

6.  Meteors. — ^The  Aurora  Boreahs,  after  warm  days,  are  generally 
succeeded  by  cooler  air.    Shooting  stars  are  supposed  to  indicate  wind. 

The  following  observations  are  by  the  ingenious  Dr.  KiRWAN  :— 

1.  When  there  has  been  no  particular  storm  about  the  time  of  the  Spring 
Equinox  (March  21),  if  a  storm  arise  from  the  East  on  or  before  that  day, 
or  if  a  storm  from  any  point  of  the  compass  arise  near  a  week  after  the 
equinox,  then,  in  either  of  these  cases,  the  succeeding  summer  is  gene- 
rally dry,  four  times  in  five. 

2.  But  if  a  storm  arise  from  the  S.W.  or  W.S.W.  on  or  just  before  the 
Spring  equinox,  then  the  summer  following  is  generally  toet^  5  times  in  6. 


r  with  a 
|r  will  be 
id  rain, 
[gh  hills 
It  if  the 
I  will  be 

sry  fast, 
ces,  but 
the  sky 
If  they 
portend 
^ers  the 
ey  are  a 
irents  of 

fair  day, 
nust  foi- 
d  too  far 
)ming,  it 
sather,  is 
)  blue,  it 

lir  which 
-defined; 
Ircles  the 
}s'  horns, 
t  bank  of 
he  moon 
a  natural 
through- 
im  a  few 
the  fair 
at  night 
no  wind, 

ire.    Ifm 

ler;  the 
n  of  rain, 
generally 
ate  wind. 

IWAN: — 

;he  Spring 
that  day, 
after  the 
it  gene- 

>efore  the 
mes  in  6. 


lUisnlng  Sbobmigns  ofiBttYope. 

AKRAKGED  ACCORDINO  to  the  date  of  their  ffUCOESSIOV. 


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sovereigns. 

1  GeorgeWilliam,Prince  of  Lippe-  ) 

Schambur^ j 

2  Leopold,  Prince  of  Lippe  Betmold 

3  Bernard,  Duke  of  Saxe  Meiningen 

4  Gunther,  Prince  of  Schwartz- ) 

burgh-Rudolstadt ) 

6  George,  Prince  of  Waldeck 

6  Maria  Louisa,  Duchess  of  Parma. . 

7  Francis  VI.,  Duke  of  Modena 

8  William,  King  of  Wurtemburg. . 

9  George,  Grand  Duke  of  Meek- ) 

lenburghStrelitz j 

10  Leopold,  Duke  of  Anhault-Dessau 

11  Henry,  Prince  of  Reuss^Schleiz . . 

12  WiUiamII.,EIectorofHesse-Ca8sel 

13  Henry,  Prince  of  Beuss-Ebers-  ) 

dorf-Lobenstein j 

14  Charles  Louis,  Duke  of  Lucca 

15  Leopoldn.,GrandDuke  of  Tuscany 

16  Louis,  King  of  Bavaria 

17  Nicholas  I.,  Emperor  of  Russia. . 

18  Maria  II.  da  Gloria,  Queen  of 

Portugal 

19  Charles  Frederick,  Grand  Duke 

of  Saxe  Weimar 

20  Augustus,  Grand  Duke  of  01- 

denburgh 

21  Leopold,  Grand  Duke  of  Baden. . 

22  Louis  II.,  Grand  Duke  of  Hesse  ) 

Darmstadt ) 

23  Louis  Philip,  King  of  the  French 

24  Henry,  Duke  of  Anhalt-Coethen . . 

25  Ferdinand  II.,  King  of  the  Two  | 

Sicilies ) 

26  Pope  Gregory  XVI 

27  William,  Duke  of  Brunswick. . . . 

28  Charles  Albert,  King  of  Sardinia. . 

29  Leopold,  King  of  Belgium 

30  Anthony  Frederic,  Prince  of  Ho- ) 

henzollem  Sigmarigen j 

31  Otho,  King  of  Greece 

32  Isabella  IL,  Queen  of  Spain 

33  Alexander,    Duke    of  Anhalt-  ) 

Bemburgh ) 

34  Joseph,  Duke  of  Saxe-Altenburgh 
36  Ferdinand  L,  Emperor  of  Austria 


date  of 
succession 


1787  Feb.  13 

1802  April  4 

1803  Dec.  24 

1807  April  28 

1813  Sept.  0 

1814  May  30 
1816  June  8 
1816  Oct  30 

1816  Nov.    6 

1817  AugustO 

1818  April    7 

1821  Feb.  27 

1822  July  12 

1824  Mar.  13 

1824  June    8 

1825  Oct.    13 

1825  Dec.     1 

1826  May  2 
1828  June  14 


AGE 
AT  TIME  OF 
ACCESSION^ 


2  Years. 


1829  May  21 

46 

M 

1830  Mar.  30 

40 

U 

1830  April  6 

53 

it 

1830  Aug.  9 
1830  Aug.  23 

57 
52 

M 

1830  Nov.  8 

21 

«• 

1831  Feb.  2 
1831  April  25 
1831  AprU  27 
1831  July  21 

65 
25 
42 
41 

(f 

it 

u 

1831  Oct.  17 

46 

tt 

1832  Oct.  5 

1833  Sept  29 

17 
3 

u 

1834  Mar.  24 

29 

it 

1834  Sept.  29 

1835  Mar.  2 

45 
42 

6 
3 

13 

23 
22 
36 
36 

37 

2 
32 
43 

26 


6 
46 


M 
M 


<« 

M 
U 
U 

U 

M 
U 

l« 

<l 


26 

i< 

26 

K 

39 

II 

29 

II 

II 


II 


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Hi 


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itElGNlMO  SOVEREtOlfS  Of  EtTROPE  CORTINUEO. 


80VEItEl6NS. 


tAlE  OF 
SUCCESSION. 


AOE 

AT  TIME  OF 
ACCESSION. 


36  Gunther  II., Prince  of  Schwartz-  j 

burgh-Sondershausen j 

37  Aloys,  Prince  of  Lichtenstein. 

38  r^ed.  Auffustus,  l^ing  of  Saxony . . 

39  KenryXA,,  Prince  of  Reuss-Oreiz 

40  Paul  Frederick,  Prince  of  Meek- ) 

lenburgh  Schwerin | 

41  Victoria,  Queen  of  Great  Britain . . 

42  Ernest,  King  of  Hanover. 

43  Frederick,  Prince  of  Hohenzol- 

lem  Hechingen 

44  Philip,   Landgrave    of    Hesse- 

Homburgh 

45  Abdul  Medjid  Khan,  Bultan  of 

Turkey 

46  Adolphus,  Duke  of  Nassau 

47  Christian  VIII.,  King  of  Denmark 

48  Frederick  William  IV.,  King  of ) 

Prussia . . I 

49  WilliamU.,Kihgof theNetherland^ 

60 ,  Duke  of  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha 

51  Oscar  II.,  King  pf  Sweden 


1835  Aug.  19 

1836  April  20 
1836  June  6 

1836  Oct  31 

1837  Feb.  1 

1837  June  2d 

1837  June  20 

1838  Sept.  12 

1839  Jaa^  19 

1839  July  1 

1839  Aug.  20 
1839  Dec.  3 


34  Years. 


40 
39 

42 

86 

18 
66 

37 


<i 

<( 

II 

II 

II 


1840  June 


7 
7 


1840  Oct 
1844  Jan. 
1844  Mar.  8 


60     " 


17 

22 
53 

45 

4d 

51 


II 

II 
11 

II 

II 
II 

II 


Itmgs  anti  dkmtm  of  lEnglanb^  from  tjbe  (S^on^ttest. 


NAMES. 


'WiUiaml... 
Williamll.. 

Henry  I 

Stephen 

Henry  II. . . . 
Bichard  I. . . 

John 

Henry  ni. . 
Edward  I. . . 
Edward  II. . 
Edward  III., 
llichard  II . . 
Henry  IV. . . 
Heniy  V. . . . 
Henry  VI. . . 
EdwardlV.. 

EdwardV 

RichardllL. 
Henry  VII.. 
Henry  VIII.. 
EdwardVI.. 


BEGAN  TO  BEIGN.I  NAMES.         |  BEGAN  TO  REIGN. 


1066  Dec. 

2 

1087  Sept 

20 

1100  Aug. 

5 

1135  Dec. 

26 

1154  Dec. 

19 

1189  Sept 

3 

1199  May 

27 

1216  Oct 

28 

1272  Nov. 

20 

1307  July 

8 

1327  Jan. 

25 

1377  June 

22 

1399  Sept. 

30 

1413  March  21 

1422  Sept. 

1 

1461  March 

L  4 

1483  April 

9 

1483  June 

26 

1485  Aug. 

22 

1509  April 

2ii 

1547  Jan. 

28 

Mary  I ..... . 

Elizabeth 

James  I 

Charles  I 

Commonwealth 
from  the  ex.  of 
Chas,I,Jan.30, 
1649,totherest. 
ofChas.II. 
Charles II.. ... 
James  II  . . . . 
William  III.& 
Mary  II. . . . 
Wm.III.alone 

Anne 

George  I . ,  . . 
GeorgeH. . . . 
George  III. . . 
George  IV. . . 
William  IV.. 
Victoria 


1553  Jufy  6 

1558  Nov.  17 

1603  Mar.  24 

1625  Mar.  27 


1660  May 
1685  Feb. 

1689  Feb. 
1694 

1702  Mar. 
1714  Aug. 
1727  Juno 
1760  Oct 
1820  Jan. 
1830  June 
1837  June 


20 
6 

13 

8 
1 
11 
25 
29 
26 
20 


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Governor,  Vicer Admiral,  and  Conmiander-in-Chief : 


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Administarator  af  the  Goyemment : 
Lieut-Col.  LAW,  K.H.,  Cofinmanding  the  Troops. 

Private   Secretary  to  Hfe  Honor,  RICHARD  LAW* 
Colonial  SecretiitY  tuid  Cile^k  of  Gotindl  i 

Hoii,  f  Aivpes  qBQ^DY.  ,  - 1  V,  f    .  ^ 

Cobnial  Secjetary's  Office : 
felerks,   JOSEPH   TEMPLEMAN,     CHRISTOPHER  A YRE. 

Office-Keeper,  VALBNtll^E  BO:^^,    U^m^^^.l,  HOWSON. 

— . — J.   ■      ;  '  ■    ■  '     •■  '  c  ".-Wu  .tdl 

Colonial  Treasurer,   Hon.  iPATJliCfe  MORRIS. 


Surveyor-General,  'Hoirl.  J:'  I^SOAD. 


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[By  Act  6  &  6  Vic.  cap.  120,  foi-ain^idinif  the  Constitution,  of  tHcJ 
Government,  the  functions  of  the  «liit6  Es^Utive  .€ounci|i,  :wera 
abolished,  and  the  Members  constituted  a  Lpi^^l^tive  Cpv^cil,  and 
assigned  to  sit  and  vote  with  the  RepreXentativ^s  of  th^  Peoj^le  'in 
one  House,  under  the  name  of  the  Gi^n^i^aIj  Asi^fiiStBLYj  ihsd  aiwv 
Executive  Council  wasj  in  coiiseqiiende^  s\rom  in  6n  the  27th  Sept., 
1841.  By  Act  9  &  10  Vic.  Cap.  4d,  it  wa^  further  continued  in  ib#c6 
for  one  year,  viz.  to  Ist  September,  1847. 


1 


The  Hon.  JAMES   CROWDY  (Speaker  of  the  General 
Assembly,  Colonial  Secretary.)  f  , 

WILLIAI^  T^OM^S.  t 
PATRICK  MORRIS  (Colonial  Treasurer.)  f 
WM.  BlCKFORD  ROW  (Q.  C.)  t 
JOSEPH  NOAD  (Sur>'eyorGetfera]L) 
BRYAN  ROBINSON  (Q.  CA 
THOMAS  BENNETT. 
ROBERT  JOB;  ? 

THOMAS  RIDLEY. 

LAWRENCE  =0'3RIEN. 

WALTER  GRmVE. ' 

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Hon.  C.  F.  BENNETT% 
"    JAMES  TOBIN*, 
«    JOHN  KENT*, 


Hon.  H.  A.  EMERSON,  (H.&L 
Solicitor  General,) 
"    JOHN  STUART. 


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Speaker,  Hon.  JAMES  CROWBT  (Colonial  Secretary .> 


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ISLECTORAL  OISTBICTS. 


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CHon.  L.  O'BRIEN,  (M.  E.  C.)t 
St.  John^s !  J.  V.  NUGENT,  • 
(R.  J.  PARSONS.  § 

/Hon.  THOMAS  RIDLEY,  (M.  E.  C:>t 
^         4V    Ti   5  JOHN  MUNN,  t 
Conception  Ba  J  j  ^  PRENDERGAST,  • 

V  EDMUND  HANilAHAN. 

IWnity  Bay  — THOMAS  B.  JOB.  *![ 

BonaviBta— ROBERT  CARTER,  RJ^.  •  f 

Fogo— JOB  N  SLADE.  t  * 

Feixyland-  TH(»fAS  GLEN.  • 

i>i       ♦•        .1  fi*  Ttr-^  (JOHN  DILLON,  f 
Placentia  and  St.  Mary's  |  ^j^^^  MORRIS. 

Burin  —  CLEMENT  BENNINO. 

Fortune  Bay— Hon.  BRTfAN  ROBINSON,  (M.E.C.,  Q.  C.) 

0FFIC£IIS  Of  TB£  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY. 

Usher  of  the  Black  Rod  — JOSEPH  TEMPLEMAN.   . 

aerk  — R.  R^WAKEHAM. 

Assistant  Clerk  — R.  HOLDEN^ 

SoUcitor  — H.  W.  HOYLES. 

Sergeant-at-Arms  —  ELIAS  WENDELL. 

Doorkeeper  — G.  ANDERSON. 

Under-ditto  —  PHILIP  BROWN. 

Messenger  — VALENTINE  BORN. 

Under  ditto POWElt 


*  Governors  of  Savings'  Bank.      f  Justices  of  the  Peace.    §  £kcte4 
June,  1843,  vice  Carson,  dec.     [}  Elected  Oct.,  1816,  vice  Barney,  dec. 


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Customs*  Bfj^artmint. 


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Collector,  Hon.  JAMES  M.  SPEARMAN. 
Landing  and  TiJo  Surveyor,  GEORGE  BAYLY. 

w  ufn,-  „„^  «a-»„i,.  -  ( GEORGE  J.  HAYWARD, 
Wai^m  and  ftmchers  [  qaWExV  MELLERSH. 

Ist  Clerk  and  Warehouse-keeper,  JAMES  BAYLY. 

-2nd  Clerk,  PERCIVAL  HINPMARSH. 

3rd  Clerk,  GEORGE  BENNETT.    4th  Clerk,  J.  R.  MULLINGS. 

T  «.lro«    i  ^'  FURNEAUX, 
Lockers    j  p   jj.j.  jg 

SUB-COLLECTORS  AT  THE  OUTPOBTS. 

Twillingate  ~  SAMUEL  PROWSE. 

Trinity  —  ROBERT  BAYLY. 

Carbonear  — DONALD  BETHUNE. 

Harbour  Grace — Sub-collector  &  Warehouse-keeper,  E.E.BROWN. 

Brigus  — JOSHUA  GREEN. 

Perryland*- ROBERT  CARTER. 

Placentia  —  W.  G.  BRADSHAW.  ' 

Burin  —  T.  BIRKETT. 

Little  Bay —  THOMAS  E.  GADEN. 


OFflCESS  OF  THE  COLONIAL  REVENUE. 

r  Landing  Waiter,  E.  L.  MOORE. 
St.  John's    Tide  Surveyor,  WILLIAM  LILLY. 

(Clerk  to  Collector,  JOHN  CANNING. 
Fogo  —  Sub-collector,  JAMES  M.  WINTER. 
jGreeuspond— Ditto,  LORENZO  MOORE. 
La  Poile  — Ditto,  THOMAS  READ.     '        '     ' 
Lamaline  —  Ditto,  JAMES  WINTER. 
Bay  Bulls  — Preventive  Officer,  JOHN  L.  McKIE. 
St  Mary's  — Ditto,  H.  MURCH. 


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Chief  Justice, 
Assistant  Judges,    | 


SUPREME  COURT. 

Hon.  THOMAS  NORTON. 
A.  W.  tfES  BARRES, 
JAMES  SIMMS. 


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Attorney  General,  The  Hon.  E.  M.  ARCHIBALD, 
Solicitor  General,        "  H.  A.  EMERSON. 

Queen's  Counsel,        «  ,W.  B.  ROW,  Hon.  B.  ROBINSON. 

Chief  Clerk  6b  Regr.  of  Supreme  &  C,  C.  Courts,  J.  H.  DAWSON. 
«  «'        N.  C.  Court,  JOHN  STARK. 

«       «  «        S.  C.  Cowt,  GEORGE  SIMMS. 

Crier  6f  SuJ)rfeme  Court  »nd  Tipstafli  JAMES  J^AMBARDi  ^ 


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LAW  DEPAIlfilENT— coxTixuED. 


BARRISTERS  OF  TJlE  SUPREME  botJRT— ST.  JOtt^% 


Hon.  ATTOtlNEY  GE?fERAL, 
"      SOLICITOR  GENERAL, 
«      W.  B.  ROW;  Q.C. 
"  ,   p.  liOBINSON,  Q.C. 

CV  SIMMS', 

R.  R.  WAKEHAM, 

G.  H.  EMERSON, 

THEOPHILUS  STEWART, 


H.  W.  HOYLES, 
F.  B.  T.  CARTER, 
J.  S.  STEVENS, 
JAMES  SIMMS,  Jr. 
R.  R:  W.  LILLY, 
P.  F.  LITTLE, 
HARCQURT  MOONEY. 


HARBOUR  GRACE, 

A.  MAYNE,    R.  ANDERSON,    J.  HAYWARD, 


High  Sheriff,  BENJAMIN  G.  GARRETT.  ^,fi 

T.      ^.  (JOHN  STEVENSON,  Northern  District.  i 

iJeputies,      ^  PATRICK  MORRIS,  Southern  District. 


MASTERS  IN  CHANCERY. 

Hon.  B.  ROBINSON,  Q.  C,    G.  H.  EMERSON,    C.  SIMMS, 


i  '^  /ViCE-ADMIRALTY  COURT. 


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Judge,  The  CHIEF  JUSTICE  for  the  time  lleing. 

Registrar,  P.  W.  CARTEH.    Maishal,  CHRISTOPHER  AY^E. 


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NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


CHARLES  SIMMS,  M.q. 

Hon.  W.  B.  ROW.  Q.C. 

ROBERT  ROBEIITSJ  .WAJ^i;^41^I, 
JOHN  BOYD,         -i*:;^ :in,jr„,.  .; 

Hon.  BRYAN  ROBINSON,  Q.C. 
G.  H.  EMERSON, 
HUGH  W.  H0YLE3, 
THE0PHILU3  ST]i:WARt» 
ROBERT  PRGWSE,     '  ^  ^  •  >    ^ 
G.  F.  BOWN,     '   •   ''''-'^  KVJJX 
HENRY  D^yjERpU^, 

'-'    '■;■';/ y^OUTrPORTS.      ■  ,:,H:j.ij.j   vonoHu^^ 

irbour-Grace  ^  Ajjiiilia1«r  jiRYSDAL^,     ll   ITAlrWl^to.. 
Carbonear^T.iNEWJjlIyL.    :„         .     .       '  :;  '  * 
Ferryland—R()BE]^^  C*AllTl2B.       u  : 

Twyiiijg^^r-TflO>US  >I,  LYTIE,    JOHN  ]?EYTON. 
Purin- WILLIAM  KOOPER.  ^     ^ 


F.  B.  CARTER, 
PETER  ROGERSON, 
W.  J.  WARD. 
JAMES  SIMMS,  Jr. 
R.  R.  W.  LILLY, 
STEPHEN  J.  DANIEL, 
K.  McLEA,  Jr. 
EDWARD  MORRIS, 
H.  C.  WATTS,     .  .    . 

G.  J.  HOGSETT.   ''''^' 


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)ANIEL, 
IRIS, 


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CHURCH  OF  ENGLAND. 

The  I^ord  Bishqp  of  Newfoundland  (including  the.  Bevmiidiiil 

Right  Rev.  EDWARD  FEILD»  D.D.  r        u>kI 

Late   Felioto  of  Queen' a   CoUege,    Oxford,    18i4.  i,l 

OHAPtAlNS  TO  THE  BISHOP. 

Hev.  T.  F.  H.  BRIDGE,  M.A.,    Rev*  C.  BLAGKMAN,  M.  A, 


DEA>fERY  OF  AVALON. 

Rural  Dean  of  Avalon,  Ecclesiastical  Commissaiv  and  Vicar-Gene- 
ral to  the  Bishop,  Rev.  T.  F.  H,  BRIDGE,  M.A. 

Rector  of  St.  John's,  Rev.  T.  F.  H.  BRIDGE,  M.A. 

I^linister  of  St,  Thomas's  Church,  l^v.  C.  BLACRMAN,  M.A. 

C  Rev.  H.  TUCKWELL, 
V     «  B.  JONES,    ^  ----^ 

Out-Harbours  of  St.  John's  Mission  <     '*  F.  W.  TREMLETT,       ^^' 

J     "  G.ALI)INGTON,Pouclf 
I     «  0.  ROUSE.         [Cove,,^'^ 

Harbour  Grace,  Rev.  JOHN  CHAPMAN. 

Carbonear,  Rev.  J.  C.  HARVEY,  7 

Bay  de  Verds  and  Grates  Cove,  Rev,  J.  RQBlEJ^'^S.    :  ,^    .,y 

Bay  Roberts,  R6v.  R.  LOWELL,  A.M.         ^  Ny-o^i^- >^I-tminW 

Port-de-Grave,  Rev.  J.  VICARS.  

Bishop's  Cove  and  Island  Cove,  Rev.  J.  KINGWELL.  ^-- 

Spaniards  Bav  and  Now  Harbour,  Rev.  W.  H.  TAYLOR."' 

Brigus,  Rev.  'GEORdE  B.  CARTERr"^ 

Belle  Isle,  and  South  Shx)re  of  Conception  Bay,  Rev.  B.  FLEET. 

Fei-rylarid,  Hev.  H.  ^.  p^MlLTON,  ^B.,,.  ,   .,  j,   1,     ^jj. 

Burin,  (vacant.)  ,  ■.';^'    ,'r.  ,'l'.''  ,  ■ri->.,<\  ^.^^,.;^ ^^,. 

Harbour  Beaufet,  Islja  ^o'f  Valfen,  fyc., '  Rev.  :>y. , JETOES. 

Harbour  Britafn,  Fortune  Bay,  (vactmt.)  ' 

The  Burgees  and  S.W.  Shore,  llov.  M.  BLACKMORE. 

St.  George's  Bay,  Rev.  W.  MEKK.  ^^  ■  .. 

Bellorum,  Rev.  T.  B,  POLDEN.  ^"^      ■ 

Hermitage  fiay.  Rev,  J.  MARSHALL, 

DBANfiRY  OF  TRINITY. 

Rural  Dean  of  Trinity  and  Ecclesiastical  Commissary  of  Northern 

/!  A  J  .Division,  (vacant.)" 
Trinity,  (vacant.)  :  ^■ 

English  Hai'bour,  Salmon  Cove,  ^c.,  (vacant.) 
Heart's  Content,  ^dW  Cove,  fyc,  Rev.  H.  LlND. 
Catalina,  Rev.  W.  NETTEN.  ^  ^ 

Bonavista,  Rev.  T.  M,  WOOD.  ^^  .^^  ,..,,,;,  ^ 

King's  Cove,  Rev.  B..  SMITH. ....,;,     -.ir^^  'U   ^.    ,  'u 
JGieeh«|>ond,,Rev;  J.GILQHRISt,  A.ti.  ,;rf  •     ;,!"=! 

Twillingate,  Rev.  THOMAS  BOONE,     n'jafkri^f/        • 
Cape  Shore,  Rev.  E.  A.  SALL  -'^^^^'^^i'  -> 

Fogo,  Rev.  W.  J.  HOYLES.   >    .      '  ;;  - 


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m 

THEOLOGICAL  INSTITUTION. 

Principal,  Rev.  C.  BLACKMAN,  A.M. 
Lecturer  in  Divinity,  Bev.  II.  TUCKWELL. 
Lecturer  in  Classical  Literature,  Rev,  B.  JONES. 

Mr.  KINGWELL, 


/Mr.  KING 
Students  and  tay  Readers,  I     "  a^bAYLY?' 

(    «  T.*  W.  BLACKMAN,  B.A. 


./. 


COLLEGIATE  SCHOOL. 
Head  Master,  Rev.  H.  TUCKAVELL,  Assistant  do.  Rev.  B.  JONES. 


i-  :i 


NEWFOUNDLAND  CHURCH  SOCIETY. 

'■■X 

'% 

Pati-on, 

President,  Right  Rev.  the  LORD  BISHOP. 

Vice-Presidents,  The  RURAL  DEANS.  ., 

Treasurer,  Hon.  WILLIAM  THOMAS. 

Honorary  Secretary,  The  Rev.  T.  F.  H.  BRIDGE,  A.M. 


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ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 


District  of  St.  John's,     i^^^'  f'^f  t  ^^™^^'  ^^'^^^ 
Exteiiding from  Petjy       j^^^   j   ^^rAiCTAL,  ;[- 

Harbour  to  Ferryland,    (  j^^^,   _  O'DONNELL.  ^ 

Portugal  Cove,  Rev.  P.  O'CONNOR. 

T»of  •  f     P  Ti  •        (  Very  Rev.  D.  MACKIN,  V.G. 
District  of  Brigus  j  j^^^,^  ^    O'KEEFE,  Harbour  Main. 

(Very  Rev.  C.  DALTON, 

District  of  Harbour  Grace  {  Rev.  J.  CUMMING, 

(  Rev.  JAMES  GLEESON. 

District  of  Northern  Bay,  Rev.  B.  DUFFY. 

■n';«f.,Vf  nPiTin^'-  r«^n  f  Rev.  T.  WALDRON, 
District  of  Kings  Cove  J  j^^^   j    gcANLAN. 

District  of  Tilton  Harbour,  Rev.  P.WARD. 
District  of  Bay  Bulls,  Rev.  P.  CLEARY. 

District  of  Ferrvhnd  f  ^®^'-  ^'  MURPHY,  Fermeuse. 
JJistrict  ot  1  errylana  l^^^,  RYAN,  Ferryland. 

District  of  Trepassey,  Rev.  O'NEIL.  ' 

District  of  St.  Mary's,  Rev.  K.  WALSH. 

District  of  Placentia,  Rev.  P.  NOWLAN,  Rev.  W.  FORISTAL. 

District  of  Merasheen,  Rev.  E.  TROY. 

T\'a*^'  ^  ^f  n    '      i  Rev.  M.  BIRNIE, 

D.8tnet  of  Burm    I  j^^^.   jyj   CULLEN. 


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0f 

-^iiibiH;tff.  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 

St  AndreVs  Church,   St.  John*i,   (racatt.) 


Mmisterof  the  COXGREGATIONAL  CHURCH,  at  ^i.  JohnV* 

Rev.  D.  D.  EVANS. 


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WESLEYAN  MISSIONARIES. 


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Rev.  R»  Williams,  St.  John's,  (Chairman  of  the  Newfoundland 
Dislriet.) 

"  J.  BREWSTER,  Assistant  to  ditto.  > 

"  A.  NIGHTlNGALE.^upemumdrarv. 

^'  W.  FAULKNEK,  Harbour  Gi«ace. '  t 

«  J.  SNOWBALL^  Carbonear. 

"  T.  ANGUIN,  Blackhead. 

«  JAMES  NORRIS,  Island  Cove* 

«  G.  ELLIDGE,  Port-de-Grave. 

«  J.  S.  ADDY,  Brigus. 

"  J.  INGHAM,  Bonavista. 

"  S.  W.  SPRAGUE,  Burin. 

«'  J.  ENGLAND,  Trinitj-. 

"  J.  S»  PEACH,  Green  Bay. 


LAYMEN  LICENSED  TO  CELEBRATE  MARllUGIil,  '\ 
[Under  Colonial  Act  3,  Wm.  4.  cap.  10.] 

W.  G.  BRADSHAW,  J.P.,  Placentia. 
W.  SWEETLAND,  J.P.,  Bonavista. 
J.  TILLY,  J.P.,  Hants  Harbour. 
T.  E.  GADEN,  J.P.,  Harbour  Britain. 
J.  PEYTON,  J.P.,  Twillingate. 
H.  BUTLER,  J.P.,  LamaUne. 


SUPERINTENDENT  OF  SCHOOLS  OF  N.S.  SOCIETYi 
Rev.  T»  F.  H.  BRIDGE,  5l.A. 


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Commandant,  P.  IffT.  Lieut.-Cql  B.  LAW,  |^.H.,  Commanding 

Koyal  Newfoundland  Companies. 
Fort-MajoT,  Lieutenant  MASON^  |l.N,C.  ,,,;      ' 

Assistant  Commissary  General,  T.  C.  WEIR. 
Deputy  Assistant  Commissary  General,  W.  ROBINSON. 

ROYAL  AKTILLERY. 

F  liieut-Colonel  Commanding,  H.  R.  WRIGHT. 
Leutehants :  R.  W.  BRET'TINGHAM,    O.  ROTTON. 


•  •  •       '  "": — ~:    ./^.vK 
ROYAL    ENGINEERS. 

FLieut.-Col.Commanding,  A.  W.  ROBE.    Lieut.,  C.  R.  BINNEY. 


ROYAL  NEWFOUNDLAND  COMPANIES. 

1*.W.  Lieutenant-(!jolon6l  Commanding,  ROBERT  LAW,  K.H.y 

(  W.  BINDON,  Maior.^  ;  v 

Captains,     R.  SAUNDERS. 

(h.  b.  chambers,  ■    ,] 

k  w.  mason.  ''"^'''v-   " 

J.  NICHOLS,  'ff    ^,  ., 

IW.  JENKINS,    ■       '        HiiOV 
,J.  GILLESPIE, 
'W.  S.  BOLD, 

—  MARRIOT. 

t'W.  J.  COEN, 
Ensigns,     M.  PETRIE; 
(  One  vacant. 

Acting  Pa}'master,  Lieutenant  W.  S.  BOLD. 
Adjutant,  and  Acting  Quarter-Master,  Lieut.  W.  JENKINS/ 
Surgeon,  I.  P,  PINK,    Assistant  ditto,  J.  C.  MARTIN. 
Agent,  Sir  i.  KlUKLA^t),  Knt.,  80,  Pall  Mall,  London.^ 


Lieutenants, 


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CIVIL  Dti»AR^MENTS  CF  THE  ARMY. 

GaiTison  Chaplain,  Rev.  C.  BLACKMAN,  A.M. 

Deputy  Ordnance  Storekeeper  and  barrack  Master,  G.  WD»rTE^.' 

Ordnance  Clerk,  NOEL  HANMER.  IJ.'i    J. 

Clerk  of  the  Works,  J.  BAKfe^. 

Resnective  Officers  (  ^o^^^a^ding  R^^al  Engineer.  ,  ' 

of  the  Ordnance      i  Commanding  Officer  of  Royal  Artillery. 

ot  the  Urdnance,     (^  j^^p^      Ordnance  Storekeeper. 

Commissariat  Issuer,  J.  STICKLEY. 
Ditto  Conductor,  J.  THOMPSON. 


NoTEi — P.  denotes  Peninsula;  W.  Waterloo. 


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COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF  OP  HER  MAJESTTS  I^LEEt, 

on  the  West  India  and  North  Am^can  stfitioQr        ,j'i^ 
Vice-Admiral    Sir    F.   W.   AUSTEN,   K.G.  B.    J  ban 

Comtoodore  at  Jainiik,  Captain    DANIEL    PRINCf.;  ^'^•^ 

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POST  OFFICE. 

Post  Master,  WILLIAM  L.  SOLOMON. 

Assistant,  Miss  E.  SOLOMO!^. 

Occasional  ditto,  on  arriTal  of  Mails,  E.  WINTON.'" '"'^ 

Her  Majesty's  Mails  for  the  North  American  Colonies  and 
the  United  States  are  conveyed  in  Steam  Packets,  (hen^after 
named),  which  sail  from  Liverpool  for  Halifax  and  BOSTON 
TWICE  in  each  of  the  months  of  April,  May,  June,  July,  August, 
September,  October,  and  November^and  once  in  those  of  Decem- 
ber, January,  February,  and  March.  The  Mails  are  made  up  in 
London  on  the  3d  and  18th  of  the  former  named  months,  and  on 
the  3d  of  the  latter,  (except  when  those  days  fall  on  a  Simday, 
then  on  the  Monday),  and  the  Steamers  start  from  Liyeipool  on  tho 
day  foUowmg,  immediately  on  the  arrival  of  the  Mails. 

On  the  average,  the  outward  passage  occupies  about  twelve,  and 
the  homeward  ten  and  a-half  days.  The  average  course  of  the  Post 
between  England  and  this  colony  is  from  40  to  42  days.     , 


NAMES  OF  STEAM-PACKETS,  AND  THEIR  COMMANDERS. 


Britannia  . 
Caledonia  . 
Acadia  . . . 
Cambria  . . , 

HlBERNIA.  . 


Captain   JOHN  HEWITT, 
E.  G.  LOTT, 
WILLIAM  HARRISON, 
•«        C.  H.  E.  JUDKINS, 
ALEXANDER  RYRIE. 


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The  charge  for  Passage  (including  Provisions,  except  Wines,  &c.) 
to  Boston  or  Halifax,  is  38  guineas.    Steward's  Fee,  1  guinea. 

The  Newfoundland  Mails  are  conveyed  to  and  from  Hali&3^  by 
the  Royal  Mail  Steam-packet  Unicorn,  Captain  MEAOHEIfc, 
(except  in  the  months  of  January,  February,  and  Marcik,  when 
they  may  be  conveyed  in  a  sailing  vessel.)  The  Steamer  leaves 
Halifax  for  St.  John'^s  immediately  after  the  arrival  of  the  homeward 
bound  Mail  (from  Boston),  and  after  remaining  there  seventy-two 
hours  from  the  time  of  arrival,  proceeds  back  to  Halifax  wim  ihe 
return  Mails,  calling  at  Sydney,  C.B.  On  the  average  the  P^<i{i|t^ 
Is  pftffbrmed  in  about  3^  days.  '  '  .  (•  ' 


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The  follb>^h^  c^cuUtions  (corned  fiom  the  Liverpdol  Standard 
andbeliifeired^tabe  iKscurately  wooded)  of  tlie  comparatiye  distances 
between  Nefw  York  and  Bristol,  and  New  York  and  Liverpool;  and 
also  bejt^eei^  Boston  {»i>d  Liverpool,  via  Hall|ax»  m^y  be  valuable  to 
such  persons  as  may  be  desiroiis  of  comparing'  the  length  of  th© 
passages  respectively  outand  home,  of  the  transatlantic  steam-shipa 
running  between  those  ports.  ^  ,  .> - 

FBOM  30SION  TO  HA^LIFAX.  MILES. 

From  Boston  Wharf  to  Cape  Ann 36 

«    Cape  Ann  to  Cape  Sable  (course  N.  78  deg.  E.) . . .  222 

"    Cape  Sable  to  Sambro  L^ght  (N.  65  deg.  E.) Ill 

«    Sambro  to  Halifax. 18 

r  .■'.:■"'.  .]'.''.  387 

FROM  HAMFAX.  T(\  .LIVERPOOL. 

From  Jiajifi^x  Wharf  to  Sambro. ,18 

"    Sambro  to  Cape  Oear  (N.  79  deg.  E.) 2207 

huK  '"jfiCapfc  Clear  to  Tuakar. .-. . . ; . . . , 135 

I'jjiii*^   Tuskar  to  Holyhead . ..... ; 99 

>!0' .f^;;  Holyhead  to.  LiverpooL; ... . . .  .i.*. 74 

.liiijjju/-  ,■■'!■''.  .i'WjT.  ,vrK  ,ifi(i/'.  ■•^m  mU '\'i  fl::      ——2524 

-irr'j')o(  [  'i<  Total  £r6m  Boston  to  Liverpool,  via  Halifax . . ,.,; .       2911 

irr  (jll   jF)*  '  I  FROM  NISW  YORK  TO  BRISTOL.  '  ' 

'^Sioiti'^ewf^rk  to  Cape  Gear  (N,  79  deg.  30  min.  E.) . .  27^4     ,1 
o  i     u    Cape, clear, to  Lundy  Island<3.  85  deg.  E.) ......  182    '  ' 

-..    Wy  blana  to  AupWage,  King-^^d J^^ 

iJiiB  ,OY!OvrJ  Jijo  !FR0M  NEW  YORK  TO  LIVERPOOL. 

'^ri6m  Nc%  Yo^k  to  Cape  Clear ,...;.. ; , .;.....  2764 

"    Cape  XJtear  to  Liverpool,  as  abbvd . ; .  VV\  I '. . . . :' :  .299 

—7-3053 

FROM  HALIFAX  TO  J^IVERPOOL,   »ia   ST.   JOflN'S    NEWFOUNDLAND. 

From  Halifax  to  Cape  Race  (N.  76  E.) . . . . . .  ..,.::„;.. . .  513 

"    Cape  Race  to  St.  John's 55 

"    St  John's  to  St.  l)avid'8  Head  (N.  82  E.) 1860 

«    St:  David^s  Head  to  Liverpool 200 

Total  i^pm  Halifax  to  Liveipool,  via  St.  John's 2628 

<  -  ^  St.  John's  to  Sydney,  O.B. .........  i 354 

Sydney  to  Halifax : . . . . : :  .'.^^;  rV. 235 

■'''Takib^;  therefore,  the  direct  course  in  eec'i  cise,  as  by  tne  calcu- 
'kitiobs  giveh>  T^e  have  the  following  results  ;  — 

"The  voyage  from'New  York  to  Liverpoor is  43  nailes  longer  than 
?rom  New  York  to  Bristol.  From  New  York  to  Liverpool  is  longer 
^ihah  froni  Halifax  to  the  same  port  by  529  miles.  From  New  York 
to  S^ing's-road,  near  Bristol,  where  the  Great  Western  anchors,  is  99 
miles  fui'ther  than  from  Boston,  via  Halifax,  to  Liverpool ;  and  that 
the  voyage  from  laverpool  to  Halifax,  via  St.  John's,  is  only  104 
miles  longer  than  the  direU  passage. 


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COLONIAL  BUILDING. 


Hon.  J.  CROWDY,  Chairman, 
"    T.  BENNETT, 
«    W.  THOMAS, 
"    W.  B.  ROW, 
«    P.  MORRIS, 
Clerk,  J.  W.  CROWDY.     Architect,  JAMES  PURCELL. 
Inspector,  P.  KOUGH. 


Hon.  R.  JOB, 

«    X.  O'BRIEN, 
THOMAS  GLEN,  M.G.A., 
P.  M<jBRIDE. 


ST.  JOHN'S  ACADEMY— [CASTLE  rennie.] 

Visitor,  His  ExceUency  the  GOVERNOR. 
Directors : 


Hon.  the  CHIEF  JUSTICE, 

«    J.  CROWDY, 

«^;  W.  THOMAS, 

•^t  P.  MORRIS, 

*^:  T.  BENNEIT, 
Semor  Master,  a  D.  NEWMAI^ 


Hob.  R.  job, 
«    J.  KENT, 
"    J.  STUART, 

J.  BOCHFORD,  M.D. 


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Junior  ditto,  J.  V.  NUGENT. 


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Secretary,  HARCOURT  MOONEY. 


FOR  SUPERINTENDING  REPAIRS  OF  GOVERNMENT 

HOUSE,  &c. 
Hon;  J.  CROWDY,  ) 
"    W.  THOMAS,     M.E.C. 
«    t.  O'BRIF^,     ' 
R.  CARTER,  Esq.,  M.G.A.. 


J.  B.  BULLEY, 
Hon.  P.  MORRIS, 
"     L.  O'BRIEN, 


PILOTS- 

T.  WILLIAMS, 
N.  STABB. 


TABLES  OF  RATES  OP  riLOTAGE  IN  AND  OUT  OF  THE  PORT 

OF  ST.  JOHN'S. 
On  Merchant  Shipping. 


Vessels  under... 

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NEW. 


80                  100         1  £2    0 

80  to   130  100  to   ISO  2  10 

130  to   180  150  to  200  3    0 

180  to  230  200  to  250  3    5 

230  to  300  250  to  300  3  10 

Upwards         300                 300  4    0 

Coasting  vessels  half  the  ahove  in  proportion  to  tonnage. 

Her  Mqjeity*s  Ships  of  Wat. 

Under  6th  Rate £2  10 

4th,  5th,  and  6th  Rates ; . ... . . .     3  10 

Ships  •f  the  Jane,  M,  2nd,  and  3rd  Rates 5    0 


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CURRENCY. 


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COMMISSIONERS  QF  PUBLIC  BOARDS-CcoiCTiNCED.] 
BOARD  OP  CONTROL—COF  ROADS,  &c.] 


THOMAS  ROW, 
RICHARD  HOWLEY. 


Hon.  T.  BENNETT,  Chairman, 
J,  B.  BULLEY,  Secretary, 
H.  P.  THOMAS, 

Surveyor  and  Inspector,  W.  MAGILL. 


RELIEF  OF  THE  POOR. 


Rev.  T.  F.  H.  BRIDGE, 
Rev.  D.  D.  EVANS. 


Rev.  R.  WILLIAMS, 
Rev.  J.FORRISTAL. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  LIGHT  HOUSES. 


Hon.  T.  BENNETT,  Chairman, 
H.  P.  THOMAS, 
Hon.  T.  RIDLEY, 


Cape  Spear,  T.  CANTWELL. 
Fort  Amherst,  P.  ROCHE. 


Hon.  P.  MORRIS, 

N.  STABB. 

A.  SHEA,  Secretary. 

keepers: 

Harbour  Grace  Island,  R.  OKE. 
Cape  Bonavista,  J.  WHITE. 

TABLE  OF  LIGHT  DUES. 

Sd.  per  Ton  on  all  vessels  entering  any  Port  or  Harbour  of  the 
Colony,  except  Coasting  and  Sealing  Vessels;  but  not  to  be  levied 
more  than  twice  in  any  one  year. 

COASTING  AND  SEALING  VESSELS. 

Of  90  Tons  and  upwards £1    0    0  per  annuih. 

Of  60,  and  under 90  Tons. 0  15    0    «        " 

Under  GO  Tons.... 0  10    0 


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DESCRIPTION  OF  THE  LIGHTS. 

Fort  Amherst.— This  is  a  Stationary  Light,  on  the  SouUlem 
head  of  the  entrance  of  St.  John's  harbour. 

Cape  Spear.— This  is  a  powerful  Revolving  Light,  burning  at 
an  elevation  of  275  feet  above  the  level  of  the  sea,  and  showing  a 
brilliant  flash  at  intervals  of  one  minute.  In  clear  weather  it  may  be 
seen  firom  sea,  in  any  direction,  at  the  distance  of  thirty-five  miles. 

Harbour  Grace. — This  is  a  powerful  Fixed  Lijdht,  situate  on 
"  Harbour  Grace  Island,"  in  Conception  Bay,  extending  Epstwardly 
or  seaward,  in  a  direction  by  Compass  from  North  to  South  West. 

Bonavista. — ^This  light  revolves  every  two  minutes,  showing  a 
red  and  white  flash  alternately ;  and  is  elevated  150  feet  above  the 
level  of  the  sea. 

St.  Peter's.— a  Light  House  has  been  erected  by  the  French 
Government  on  "  Galantiy  Head,"  near  Cape  Noir.  The  Light  is  a 
fixed  one.  It  bums  at  an  elevation  of  about  210  feet  above  the 
level  of  the  sea.  .  It  may  be  seen  (in  passing  by  the  S.)  from  W.N. 
W.  to  N.N.E.,  at  the  distance  of  18  or  20  mues  in  clear  weather. 
In  passing  by  the  N.,  it  is  shut  in  by  high  land  from  N.N.E.  to 
W.N.W. 

It  is  in  contemplation  to  erect  a  Light  House  on  Cape  Pine. 


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ST.  JOHN'S. 


/;hr'l8TIPEJf DIARY  MAGISTRATES.  jf    }7'\ 


P.  W.  CARTER.  St,  John's 
C.  SIMMS,  St.  John's 


P.  DOYLE,  St.  John's 
J.  L.  MoKIE,  Bay  BuUs. 


PETER  McBRIDE, 
Hon.  WALTER  0RIEVE. 
T.  B.  JOB,  M.G.A. 
Hou.  L.  O'BRJl^. 


JUSTICES   OF  THE  PEACE/ 

Hon.  T.  BENNETT, 

"    R.  JOB, 
N.  GILL, 
R.  CARTER  (R.N.),  M.a.A. 

Clerk  of  the  Pewe  and  Coroner,  A.  HOGSETT.r 
Coroner  (Bay  Bulls.),  M.  WILLIAMS.  ; 

High-constable,  J.  FINLAY.    Gaoler,  JAMES  FERGUS. 
Medical  Attendant  on  Gaol,  E.  KIELLEY. 

/T.  WILLIAMS,  W.  MAGILL, 

T         *        *T>-  1,1  ^T?- 1, )  J-  PITTS,    A.  GRAHAM, 
Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish    j3  dWYRE,    W.  McPHERSON, 

V  J.  CURTIS,  Jr.,  Portugal  Cove. 
Assayer  of  Weights  and  Measures,  J.  FINLAY. 
District  Surgeon,  Dr.  CARSON.  ■ ,  ,    '" 
General  Supervisor  of  Streets,  I.iettt:  R.  CARTER,  R;N.,M.4A. 


BOARD   OF  ROAD   COMMISSIONERS. 


JAMES  DOUGLAS,  Chairman, 
Hon.  PATRICK  MORRIS, 
".    JOSEPH  NOAD, 
«    C.  F.  BENNETT, 
«    JOHN  KENT, 
«    BRYAN  ROBINSON, 
«    ROBERT  JOB, 
"    LAWRENCE  O'BRIEN, 
NICHOLAS  GILL, 


Hon.  WALTER  GRIEVE, 
CHARLES  SIMMS, 
JOHN  HARDINO, 
PATRICK  KOUGH, 
SIMON  MORRIS,  M.G.A. 
PATRICK  MULLOWNEY, 
JOHN  O'MARA, 
PATRICK  L.  POWER, 
DAVID  REID.     :  .     . 


THOMAS  GLEN,  M.G.A. 

Surveyor,  T.  BYRNE.        Inspector,  EDWARD  TOBIN. 

BOARDS    OF    EDUCATION. 


PROTESTANT. 

The  Rev.  T.  F.  H.  BRIDGE, 
Rev.  ''  ^'^ -"  • 

« 'RICHARD  WILLIAMS, 

«  D.  D.  EVANS, 
Hon.  W.  B.  ROW, 
H.  P.  THOMAS. 


ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 

The  Rev.  JOHN  FORRESTAL, 
Hon.  P.  MORRIS, 

«    JOHN  KENT, 

"    L.  O'BRIEN, 
J.  DILLON,  M.G.A. 
PATRICK  KOUGH, 
R.  HOWLEY.         '.     •        i 


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*  The  Members  of  Her  Majesty's  Council, .  and  the  Judges  of  the 
Supreme  Court,  are  all  in  the  Commission  of  the  Peace  for  the  Central, 
Nort/tem,  and  Southern  districts  of  the  Island. 


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luDISTBICT  OF  ST.  JOHN'S— continued. 


DIRECTORS  OF   ST.  JOHN'b  HOSPITAL. 

Hon.  R.  JOB,  Chairman, 

W.  RICHARDS,  Vice-President, 

Hon.  T.  BENNETT, 

"    W.  GRIEVE, 

«    JOHN  STUART, 

«    L.  O'BRIEN, 
DUGALI)  McKEIXAR, . 
N.  STABB, 

Surgeon,  EDWARD  KIELLEY.    Secretary,  A.  SHEA.  .... 

■    "■  vf.r. 

DIRECTORS   OF  LUNATIC   ASYLUM. 


B.  SCOTT, 

J.  BARRON, 

P.  McBRIDE,  ^^,.,, 

R.  HOWiEY,  •;;/,L^Vr' 

W.  WARREN,  Jr.        ^ '  ^' 
THOMAS  ROW,      -'HtAI 
THOMAS  ALLEN. 


TRUSTEES   OF    BOTANIC    GARDEN. 

Hon.  W.  THOMAS,  .      J         Hon.  JOHN  STUART.    '^ 


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DISTRICT  OF  CONCEPTION  BAY. 


STIPENDIARY  MAGISTRATES. 


Harbour-Grace,  T.  DANSON, 
R,  J,  PINSENT, 


Carbonear,  J.  POWEIi,     ,       . 

Brigus,  c.  COZENI^.   .  •./^j;;; 


JUSTICES   OF   THE   PEACE. 


J.  STARK, 

R.  BROAVN, 

JOHN  MUNN,  M.  G.  A. 

NICHOLAS  MOLLOY. 


W.  STIRLING,  , 

J.  GREEN, 
R.  PACK, 
R.  RANKIN, 
T.  HUTCHINGS, 

Clerks  of  the  Peace  {  Harbour-Grace,  A.  MAYNE, 
uerks  01  tne  reace  j  ^^^^^^  ^y  rj,   gxENTAFORD. 

C  Harbour-Grace,  J.  STARK. 
Coroners,  J  Brigus,  J.  GREEN.  "  ,  ' 

(Western  Bay,  W.  BENNETT. 

High  Constable,  A.  WEBBER.     Gaoler,  RICHARD  BRACE. 

Medical  Attendant  on  Gaol,  W.  STIRLING. 

Deputy  Surveyor  of  Crown  Lands,  J.  GREEN,  (Brigus.) 

*  /    /  Harbour-Grace — Sul>collector  and  Acting  Warphouse- 
rn^fnmc    )  keeper,  E.  E.  BROWN, 

i^ustoms   j  Brigus— Sub-coUector,  J.  GREEN. 
\,CarbQ»^ar— ditto,  D.  BETHUNE. 

"f    ;vf  (Harbour-Grace,  H.  STOWE, 

Inspectors  ofPickled  Fish  J  Carbonear,  SIMON  LEVL  .  « 

(Brigus,  G.  BURSELL, 


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DISTRICT  OF  CONCEPTIOX  BAY— coktwued. 


BOARDS   O^    ItOAD  COMMISSIONERS. 
Ilarboiir-Main  (from  Ilolyrood  to  Salmon  Cove  Bridge)—  .  / 


JOHN  MURPHY,  C,  Holyrood 
PETER  EZEKIEL, 
PATRICK  STRAPP, 


JAMES  WOODFORD, 
JOHN  BYRNK. 


Brigus  (Salmon  Cove  Bridge  to  Spaniard's  Bay  Gut  Bridge) — 


JOHN  LEAMON,  C. 
NATHANIEL  MUNDEN, 
JAMES  HEARN, 


JAMES  KEEPING, 
JAMES  CORMACK. 


Harbour-Grace — 


ANDREW  DRYSDALE,  C, 

1).  GREEN, 

R.  HANRAHAN, 

F.  LYNCH, 

M.  GOSS, 


Harvev  Street: 
J.  L.  1»RENDERGAST,. 
R.  J.  PINSENT, 
W.  STIRLING. 


Carbonear  (South  Side  Main  Road  to  Spout  Cove)- 


THOMAS  GAMBLE,  C, 
W.  W.  BEMISTER. 
JOHN  MACARTHY, 
JOHN  RORKE, 


WILLIAM  BROWN, 
JOHN  CASEY, 
0.  FORWARD. 


Western  Bay  (Spout  Cove  to  Main  Brook)^- 


WILLIAM  BENNErr,  C, 
DAVID  BRANSFIELD, 
JAMES  PENNY, 


RICHARD  RANKIN, 
HENRY  THOMPSON. 


Main  Brook  to  Bay-de-Verds — 


THOMAS  HUTCHLSTGS,  C, 
O'NEILL, 


MOORE, 


RICHARD  RANKIN. 


BOARDS   OF   EDrCATION. 


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Brigus— 

PROTESTANT. 

ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  G.  B.  CARTER,^ 

Very  Rev.  D.  MACKIN, 

Rev.  J.  S.  ADDY, 

Dr.  MOLLOY, 

ROBERT  BROWN, 

R.  MACKEY, 

JOHN  LEAMON, 

JOHN  MURPHY, 

W.  S.  MILLS, 

PATRICK  STRAPP, 

JOSHUA  GREEN, 

RICHARD  MANDEVILLE, 

WELLS. 

Rev.  E.  O'KEEFE. 

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BOARDS   OF    EDUCATION. 

Harbour  Grace — 


PROTESTANT. 

Rev.  JOHN  CHAPMAN, 

"    GEORGE  KLUDGE, 
Hon.  T.  IIIIJLEY,  M.G.A. 
WILLIAM  STIRLING, 
R.  ANDERSON, 
ALFRED  MAYNE. 


ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 

V^ry  Rev.  C.  DALTON, 
DANIEL  GREEN, 
ROGER  HANRAHAN, 
WILLIAM  CORMACK, 
ARTHUR  THOMEY, 
PATRICK  DEVEREUX, 
F.  LYNCH. 


Carbonear — 


PROTESTANT. 

Rev.  J.  C.  HARVEY, 
«    J.  S.  ADDY, 
«    W.  H.  HAMILTON, 
"    JAMES  ENGLAND, 

W.  W.  BEMISTER, 

JOHN  RORKE, 

EDWARD  PIKE. 


ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  B.  DUFFY, 

ED.  HANRAHAN,  M.G.A. 

JAMES  POWER, 

JOHN  McCarthy, 

Dr.  WRIGHT, 

Rev.  JAMES  GLEESON» 

WILLIAM  BROWN. 


COMMISSIONERS   OF   GRAMMAR    SCHOOLS. 
Harbour  Grace— 


Hon.  THOS.  RIDLEY,  M.G.a. 
JOHN  MUNN,  M.  G.   ^ 
J.  L.  PRENDERGASl,  M.G.A. 
W.  STIRLING, 


ALFRED  MAYNE, 
DANIEL  GREEN, 
W.  DONETHY. 
Professor,  J.  T.  RODDICK. 


Carbonear — 


ED.  HANRAHAN,  M.G.A. 
0  VMES  POWER, 

JOHN  McCarthy, 

V\  W.  BEMISTER, 


Dr.  WRIGkT, 
JOHN  RORKE, 
THOMAS  GAMBLE. 
Professor,  A.  O'DONAVAN. 


DISTRICT  OF  TRINITY  BAY. 

STIPENDIARY  MAGISTRATE— B.   SWEETLAND. 
JUSTICES   OF   THE   PEACE. 


W.  KELSON, 
J.  REGAN, 
J.  QUINTZ, 
J.  TILLY, 
J.  IVLEW, 


R.  OLLERHEAD, 
A.  RACKET, 
F.  K.  HEPBURN, 
A.  BREMNER, 
W.  R.  GILL. 


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Clerk  of  the  Peace  R.  BAYLY.    Coroner,  B.  SWEETLAND. 
Gaoler,   C.  GRANGER. 

Deputy  Surveyor  of  Crown  Lands,  B.  SWEETLAND. 
SuD-eollector  of  Customs,  R.  BAYLY. 

(Trinity,  J.  HART. 
Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish  j  Hants  Harbour,  M.  TILLY* 

(Hearts  Content,  J,  WISEMAN., 

BOARDS   OF  ROAD   COMMISSIONERS. 

Old  Perlican  (from  Grates  Cove  to  Hani's  Harbour)— 


STEPHEN  MARCH,  C 
JOHN  COLLINS, 


THOMAS  COOPER, 
S.  RENDELL. 


Heart's  Content  (from  Hant's  Harbour  to  Heart's  Delight)— 


GEORGE  AYRE, 
JOHN  BEMISTER. 
JOHN  KELLAND. 


ROBERT  OLLERHEAD,  C, 
RICHARD  UNDERHAY, 
MOSES  MOORES, 
JOHN  HOPKINS, 

Trinity  Bay  North — 

W.  STONEMAN,  C,  I  ROBERT  BAYLY, 

W.  GILL,  WILLIAM  PENNY. 

F.  K.  HEPBURN,  j 

Road  from  New  Harbour  to  Dildo  Cove — 
CHARLES  NEWHOOK,  |  ANDREW  HACKET. 

BOARDS    OF    EDUCATION. 


Trinity  Bay  North— 


PROTESTANT. 

Rev.  J.  NORIIIS, 
F.  K.  HEPBURN, 

A.  BREMNER, 
W.  KELSON, 

B.  SWEETLAND, 
R.  BAYLY. 


ROMAN  CATnOLIC. 

Rev.  J.  SCANLAN, 
M.  BRINE, 
JOHN  MURPHY, 
P.  MURPHY, 
JOHN  EAGAN, 
JOHN  POWER. 


Trinity  Bay  West  (Protestant)  — 


Rev.  H.  LIND, 
R.  OLLERHEAD, 
J.  HOPKINS, 
R.  UNDERHAY, 


C.  NEWHOOK, 
J.  WISEMAN, 
JOHN  BEMISTER. 


Trinity  Bay  South  (Protestant) 


Rev.  H.  LIND, 
Rev.  J.  INGHAM, 
STEPHEN  MARCH, 


WILLIAM  MEADOWS, 
GEORGE  AYRE, 
JOHN  TILLY. 


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DISTRICT  OF  BONAVISTA  BAY. 

STIPENDIARY  MAQISTE4TE,  W.  SWEETLAND. 


JUSTICES   OF  THE  PEACE. 


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t?.  MIFFLEN, 
N.  SMITH,      . 
J.  COX, 
J.  T.  OAKLEY, 
W.  BROWN, 
J.  SKELTON, 


J.  WINTER,  M.D. 
T.  WILLS, 
LORENZO  MOORE, 
JOSEPH  SHEARS, 
J.  STEWART, 
D.  CANDOW. 


Clerk  of  the  Peace,  T.  GAYLOR. 
Coroner,  Dr.  J.  WINTER,  (Greenspond.) 
3^eputy  Surveyor  of  Crown  Lands,  T.  GAYLOR. 
Sub-collector  of  Colonial  Revenue,  L.  MOORE,  (Greenspond.) 

(  T.  GAYLOR,  Bonavista. 
Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish  <  N.  SMITH,  Greenspond.. 

(j.  CONNORS,  King's  Cove. 
Keeper  of  Light  House  on  Cape  Bonavista,  J.  WHITE. 

BOARDS   OF    ROAD   COMMISSIONERS. 

Bonavista  to  Catalina— 

WILLIAM  SWEETLAND,  C, 
JOSEPH  SHEARS, 


ARCHIBALD  ARNOTT, 
ALEXANDER  BREMNER. 


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Bonavista  to  King's  Cove- 


JAMES  STEWART, 
WILLIAM  BROWN. 


ARCHIBALD  ARNOTT,  C. 
WILLIAM  SWEETLAND, 
JOSEPH  SHEARS,         / 

In  and  through  King's  Cove — 
JAMES  STEWART,     WM.  BROWN,      JAMES  LAWTON. 

Keels  to  Broad  Cove — 
THOS.  WALLEY,      JAMES  CONNORS,    JOHN  MURPHY. 

Greenspond — '■ 
J.  WINTER,  M.D.,    THQS.  WILLS,    NATHANIEL  SMITH. 

Salvage —  - 

JAMES  OLDFORD,        FREDERICK  LASH. 

Tickle  Cove  to  Main  Line  from  King's  Cove —    ♦ 
D.  CANDOW,    J.  SKEFFINGTON. 

Tickle  Cove  to  Open  Hall — 
D.  CANDOW,    J.  SKEFFINGTON,     T.  FEWER. 

Tickle  Cove— 
D.  CANDOW,      J.  SKEFFINGTON. 


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BOARDS    OF   ROAD    COMMISSIONERS. 

Cape  Freels  to  Cobbler's  Island — 
JOHN  RIDOUT,    W.  HANDS,    R.  VINCENT. 

Flower  Island  and  Fool's*  Island— 
J.  SPURRELL,    W.  KANE. 

Swain's  Island — 
T.  BISHOP,    J.  WINSER,    W.  TILLER. 

Deer    Island— 
J.  PICKETT,    C,  FELTHAM. 

Flat  Island— 
J.  PIKE,      J.  SANSON. 

Barrow  Harbour  and  towards  Salvage— 
WM.  LANG,    WM.  DOYLE,    H.  WILLS. 

Broad  Cove  to  King's  Cove — 
LARKIN,        RYAN. 

Plate  Cove  to  Trinity  Bay — 
p.  CANDOW,      J.  SKEFFINGTON,    W.  PALMER. 

BOARDS   OF   EDUCATION. 

Bonaviata  Bay  North — (Protestant) — 


Rev.  J,  GILCHRIST, 
JOHN  WINTER,  M.D. 
THOMAS  WILLS, 
NATHANIEL  SMITH, 

Boaavitto  Bay  South 


J.  T.  OAKLEY, 
WILLIAM  DYER, 
ARCHIBALD  CAMPBELL. 


PROTESTANT. 

Rev.  T.  M.  WOOD, 
Rev.  THOMAS  ANOUIN, 
JOSEPH  SHEARS, 
ARCHIBALD  ARNOTT, 
JAMES  SAINT, 
JAMES  STEWART, 
DAVID  CANDOW. 


ROMAN   CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  T.  WALDRON, 
WILLIAM  HARTERY, 
JAMES  CONNORS, 
MICHAEL  MURPHY, 
JOHN  RYAN, 
JOHN  MURPHY, 
JOHN  SULLIVAN. 


DISTRICT  OF  FOGO. 

STIPENDIARY  MAGISTRATE,  J.  PEYTON,  (Twillingate.) 

JUSTICES   OF   THE   PEACE. 

S.  LAWLER, 
J.  MARTIN, 
J.  BELL, 

Clerk  of  the  Peace,  A.  A.  PEARCE. 
Coroner,  WILLIAM  STIRLING,  Jr.,  M.D. 

Sub-collector  of  Customs,  S.  PROWSE,  (Twillingate.) 


J.  SLADE,  M.G.A. 
S.  PROWSE. 


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DISTRICT  OF  FOGO— CONTINUED. 


liltto  of  Colonial  Revenue,  J.  M.  WINTER,  (Fogo.) 
Deputy  Surveyor  of  Crown  Lands,  JOHN  PEYTON. 

Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish  { J;  '^q^j^ZI  TwSngate. 

BOARDS   OF   ROAD   C0MMIS91ONKR8. 

Twillingate — ■ 

J.  SLADE,  M.G.A.,     S.  PROWSE,     JOHN  PEARCE. 

Fogo^ — 
STEPHEN  LAWLER,    J.  M.  WINTER,    P.BURKE. 

BOARDS   OF   EDUCATION. 


PHOTESTANT. 

Rev.  THOMAS  BOONE, 
Rev.  WM.  MARSHALL, 
JOHN  SLADE,  M.O.A. 
JOHN  PEYTON, 
J.  COLBORNE, 
SAMUEL  PROWSE, 
J.  YOUNG. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  P.  WARD, 
JOHN  BRINE, 
JOHN  BURKE, 
PATRICKBURKE, 
PATRICK  DWYRE, 
J.  FITZGERALD, 
N.  FITZGERALD. 


Rev.  W.  J.  HOYLES, 
STEPHEN  LAWLER, 
JAMES  M.  WINTER, 
THOMAS  HUMPHREYS, 


Fogo  (Protestant) — 


JOHN  BENNETT, 
JOHN  FREKE,  Sen. 
GEORGE  E.  RIDOUT. 


DISTRICT   OF  FERRYLAND. 

STIPENDIARY  MAGISTRATE,    ROBERT  CARTER 


Njslio;?-' 


JUSTICES   OF   THE   PEACE. 

P.  WINSER,  I  A.  GOOD  RIDGE, 

J.  AY.  SAUNDERS,  j  M.  MORRY. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace,  H.  G.  CLOW,  *'    '^ 

Coroner,  (vacant.)  Gaoler,  F.  GEARY., tcn^Iio  greio^nen 

Sub-collector  of  Customs,  R.  CARTER. 

Deputy  Surveyor, of  Crown  Lands,  R.  CARTER. 

BOAJIDS   OF   ROAD    COMMISSIONERS. 
Bay  Bulls  to  La  Manch 


THOMAS  AVERY, 
JAMES  CAREW. 


MICHAEL  COADY,  C. 
MICHAEL  BRINE,  Sen. 
THOMAS  DRISCOLL, 

Ferryland  (La  Manche  to  Renewse)-— 


M.  BRAZIL, 
E.  POWER. 


M.  MORRY,  C, 
JAMES  H.  CARTER, 

NORRIS, 

Renews  to  Trepassey — 
J.  W.  SAUNDERS,  C,    A.  GOODRIDGE,    OWEN  O'NEILL, 

Trepassey  to  Renews — 
G.  SIMMS,  a,    G.  DUTTON,    J.  DEVEREUX. 


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BOARDS 

PROTESTANT. 

Rev.  H.  H.  HAMILTON, 

KOBEllT  CARTER, 

MATTHEW  IKORRY, 

J.  H.  CARTER, 

J.  W.  SAUNDERS, 

A.  GOODRIDGE, 

P.  P.  LeMESSURIER. 

Bay  Bulls- 

Rev.  P.  CLEARY, 
M.  'WILLIAMS, 
M.  COADY, 
W.  DENN, 


OP   EDUCATION. 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  J.  MURPHY, 
MICHAEL  DEVEREUX, 
J.  DOYLE, 
J.  CASIIIN, 
R  CONDON, 
H.  O'NEILL, 
PHILU'  JACKMAN. 

-(Roman  Catholic) — 

MICHAEL  DRISCOLL, 
J.  BLACKLER, 
T.  DRISCOLL. 


A.  CHAMBERS, 
W.  LUSII, 
PATRICK  HOGAN. 


DISTRICT  OF  PLACENTIA  AND  ST.  MARY'S. 

STIPENDIARY   MAGISTRATES. 

F.  L.  BRADSHAW,  Placentia.     H.  MURCH,  St.  Mary's. 
JUSTICES  OF   THE  PEACE. 

G.  SIMMS, 

J.  MURPHY, 

R.  F.  SWEETMAN, 

W.  G.  BRADSHAW, 

aerk  of  the  Peace,  L.  COLLINS. 
Coroner,  (vacant.)      Gaoler,  L,  COLLINS. 
Sub-collector  of  Customs,  W.  G.  BRADSHAW. 
Preventive  Officer  of  Customs,  H.  MURCH,  St.  Mary's. 

/  T.  WALSH,  Placentia. 
T«o«nnf,..p«fp;«vi.^T7ok  W.  LeMESSURIER,  lyleofValen 
Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish    ^j   gjjjjA,  Little  Placentia. 

\E.  HENNESSEY,  Merasheen. 

BOARDS   OP   ROAD    COMMISSIONERS. 

Barren  Island — 
ALEXAN]:>ER  CHAMBERS,  C,    RICHARD  MACKAY. 
NICHOLAS  COADY, 

Merasheen— 
A.  CHAMBERS,  C,    JOHN  MOVELLE,    E.  HENNESSEY. 

Presque  to  Oliver's  Cove — 
A.  CHAMBERS,  C,     J.  MASTERS,     T.  LENNARD. 

Isle  of  Valen — 
A.  CHAMBERS,  C,     G.  LeMESSURIER,     P.  LENNARD. 

Great  to  Little  Paradise — 
JOHN  POWER,        JOSEPH  GOLDSWORTHY. 


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DISTRICT  OF  PLACENTIA  and  ST.  MARY'S— continued. 


BOARDS  OF   ROAD  COMMISSIONERS. 

Woody  Island — 
A.  CHAMBERS,  C,    LEVI  ANDREWS,     R.  WALSH 

Oderin — 
THOMAS  COLLINS,      NELSON  BAILEY. 

Great  Placenda  to  Distress  Cove — 


LUKE  COLLINS,  C. 
W.  O.  BRADSIIAW, 


PATRICK  HOGAN, 

J;  RIELLEY,  (Herring  Bay.) 

Great  to  Little  Placentia  and  Pond  Head — 
JAMES  MURPHY,     JOHN   RIELLEY,     ALEX.   BURKE. 

St.  Mary's  Harbour  (Holyrood  and  Point  La  Haye) — 
WILLIAM  LUSH,    ROBERT  KENT,    WILLIAM  FEWER. 

Harbour  Buffett — 
JAMES  BUTLER,      THOMAS  E.  COLLETT. 

Harry  Cove  Point  and  Path  from  Limber  Grass  to  Harry  Cove— 

G.  CURTIS,    MICHAEL  DENN,    EDWARD  QUIGLEY. 

To  open  a  road  firom  Branch  to  Distress  Cove- 


Branch. 
T.  NASH, 
N.  POWER, 
J.  ENGLISH. 


Distress  Cove. 
J.  DUFFY, 
W.  WALSH, 
J.  CONWAY. 


BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION. 
Placentia — 


1»110TESTANT. 

Rev,  WM.  JEYNES, 

F.  L.  BRADSHAW, 
W.  G.  BRADSHAW, 
WILLIAM  TAYLOR, 
THOMAS  E.  COLLETT, 
ALEX.  CHA]^IBERS, 

G.  LEMESSURIER. 


ROMAN  CATHOIJC. 

Rev.  PELAGIUS  NOWLAN, 
R9V.  W.  FORRISTAL, 
JOHN  RIELLEY, 
JAMES  FURLONG, 
PATRICK  HOGAN, 
I  ANTHONY  WHELAN, 
JOHN  RIELLEY,  Herrin^r  Bay. 


St.  Mary's  (Roman  Catholic) — 


Rev.  K.  WALSH, 
JOHN  WALSH, 
THOMAS  PHELAN, 
JAMES  FAGAN, 


WILLIAM  BURKE, 
MICHAEL  FAGAN, 
MICHAEL  MURRAY^ 


TRUSTEES  OP  COMMERCIAL  SCHOOL  AT  GREAT  rLACi:^:Tl.V. 


Rev.  P.  NOWLAN, 
F.  L.  BRADSHAW, 


PATRICK  HOGAN. 


Master,  M.  KELtY. 
Average  number  of  Scholars,  30. 


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DISTRICT  OF  Burax. 

STIPENDIARY   MAGISTRATES. 

W,  HOOPER,  Burin,  f  H.  BUTLER,  Lamaline. 

J.  BLACKBURN,  Grand  Bank. 

T  JUSTICES   OF   THE   PEACE. 

C.  BEXNINO,    J.  THORJ^,    JAMES  MORAN. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace,  EDWARD  MORRIS. 

Coroner,  (vacant.)      Gaoler,  E.  GLYNN. 

Sub-collector  of  Customs,  T.  BIRKETT. 

Sub-collector  of  Colonial  Revenue  at  Lamaline,  I.  WINTER, 

Deputy  Surveyor  of  Crown  Lands,  W.  HOOPER. 

I  T.  DARBY,  Burin. 
Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish  J  I.  K.  MOORE,  St.  Lawrence. 
^  (G.  H.  EVANS,  Grand  Bank. 

BOARDS  OF  Road  COMMISSIOA'ERS. 

Burin — 


EDWARD  MORRIS,  C, 
CLEMENT  BENNING, 
THOMAS  DARBY, 


JOHN  MARSHALL, 
JOHN  POWER, 
JOSHUA  FALLE. 


Grand  Bank  and  neighbourhood — 


JOHN  PATTEN, 
JAMES  HICKMAN. 


ED.  EVANS,  C, 

GEORGE  LAKE, 

St.  Lawrence  to  Lamaline,  and  from  Great  to  Little  St.  Lawrence- 

JOHN  THORN,       HENRY   SLANEY. 

Lamaline — 

H.  BUTLER,      J.  PITMAN,    R.  CAKE. 

COMMISSIONERS  FOR  THE  ERECTION  OP  A  BREAKWATER. 


At  Fortune. 
GEORGE  LAKE, 
JOHN  SNOOK, 
THOMAS  ROGERS, 
JAMES  HANDLEN, 
JOHN  KEATING, 
JOHN  SPENCE. 


At  Graad  Bank. 
JOHN  PATTEN, 
JOHN  HICKMAN,  sen. 
JAMES  HICKMAN, 
GEORGE  FORSEY,  sen. 
WM.  EVANS,  (planter.) 
HENRY  NICOLLE. 


BOARDS   OF   EDUCATION. 


PROTESTANT. 

THOMAS  DARBY, 
PHILIP  HOLLETT, 
WILLIAM  HOOPER, 
WILLIAM  EVANS, 
RICHARD  FALLE, 
JAMES  MORAN. 


h' 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  MICHAEL  BERNEY. 
CLEMENT  BENNING, 
EDWARD  MORRIS, 
JOHN  POWEH, 
PATRICK  MORRIS, 
HENRY  SLANEY, 
MATTHEW  MARSHALL. 


4d 


<r 


DISTRICT  OF  FORTUNE  BAY. 
STIPENDIARY  MAblSTRATE,  THOMAS  E.  GADEN*; 


JUSTICES   OF   TirE    PEACE. 


J  NICOLLE, 

T.  READ,  (La  PoUe») 

II.  ANTHOINE, 


F.  ANTHOINE* 

J.  B.  COX,  Jr.,  (Burgoo  Islands,) 

THOS.  RENOUFi  (LaPoile.) 

Clerk  of  the  Peace,  P.  TOCiaUE.    Coroner,  T.  E.  GADEN. 

Sub-collector  of  Customs,  T.  E.  GADEN. 

Sub-collector  of  Colonial  Revenue,  La  Poile,  T;  READ. 

.J.  TROOD,  Harbour  Britain. 
(  Di  HARDY,  Jersey  Harbour. 
Inspectors  of  Pickled  Fish  \  H*  BAGG,  La  Poile- 

\  J.  CLUITT,  Bellorum. 
^J.  B.  QOX,  8en.|  Burgeo  Islands; 


BOARDS  OF   ROAD  COMMISSIONERS. 


Harbour  Britain  to  Connaigre  Bay  and  Hermitage  Cove — 


ANDREW  ELLIS,  C. 
JOHN  CHAPMAN, 
WILLIAM  GALLOP^ 


THOMAS  E.  GADEN, 
JOHN  TKOOD.  '' 


Bellorum  to  St.  Jaque.— 

Kev.  THOMAS  B.  POLDEN,  I  JOHN  GRANDY,  Jr. 
JOHN  CLEWIIT,  ROBERT  LEE. 


Burgei 


Rev.  M.  BLACKMORE, 
J.  B.  COX,  Jr. 


W.  HENDERSON,  Sen, 
W.  MATTHEWS. 


BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 


PROTESTANT. 

5 'he  Episcopal  Clerg\inan, 
HOMAS  %  GADEN, 
Rev.  THOMAS  B.  POLDEN, 
WILLLVM  GALLOP, 
ANDREW  ELLIS, 
JOHN  MARSHALL, 
THOMAS  STEVENS, 


\ 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Rev.  M.  BERNEY, 
Rev.  M.  CULLEN, 
P.  BURKE, 
W.  BURKE, 
P.  BURKE,  Jr. 
T.  KINSHELA, 
P.  HEARN. 

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46 


W 


M 


M: 


m 


i&imtah\t  Snstttutions* 


.y.a<     BENEVOLENT  IRISH  SqeiElT.         ;;> 

[Founded  in  1806.] 
Patron, 

President,  Hon,  J.  KENT.      Vice  President,  K.  HQWLEY. 
First  Assistant,  B; 'O'DWY^R.    Second  Assistant,  P.  F.  UriLEn 
Treasurer,  P.  KOUGH.    Se.rettfry,  J.  KAVANAGH.   if T    /, 
Chairman  0^  A.  Sthobl;  L.  MACASSEY. 
Chairman  of  Review,  G.  HOG^ETT.     , 
ChaiVmari  of  Charity,  M.  DEALY.     ' 
Secretary  O.  A.  School,  F.  BOYLE. 

.il/.:in  [Elected.  ITtih  Februaily,  1846J 


;    r  DORCAS  SOCIETY. 

President'and  "iPreasurer,  Mrs.  EVAINS. 

Secretary,  Mrs.  RO(>£RfeON'.    Dispenser,  Mrs.  C.  WINTON, 

^  niMBCHAMGS' SoaETY. 

President,  T.  MAHER.    Vice-president,  V.  MERCHANT. 
First  Assistant,  J.  POWER*    Seqond  Assistant,  E.  KENNEDY. 

FirBt  Treasurer,  JOflN  COADY.    Second  Treasurer, 

Third  Treasurer,  A.  aUIRK.    Secretary,  E.  DELANEY. 

BRITIJSH.  SOCIETY.^  ,. 

President,  J.  K.  ^MOOPiE.    Vice-President,  ED.  WARRENir)?! 
Treasurer,  C.  RANKIN.    Secretary,  J.  R^DIiE.  i     1:7/ 

Medical  Attendant,  Dr.  CARSON. 


NATIVES*  SOaETY. 

President,  A»  SHEA,      First  Vice-President,  H.  W.  HOYLES^ 
Second  Vice.President,  0.>  fli  DUNSCOMB.  -  /    - 

Treasurer,  T.  G.  MORRY.    Chaiitaan  of  Charity,  P.  DUGGAN. 
Chairman  of  Review  and  Correspondence,  H.  B.  THOMAS. 
Secretary,  P.  H.  CARTER.     Assistant  Secretary,  N.  GILL,  Jr. 

,   ,  .  <    [Elected  June,  1846.1      • 


St.-^GfebilGE'S  SOCIETY. 


/(>• 


President,  J.  CLIFT.  Senior  Vice-President,  G.  J.  HAYWARD. 
Vice-President,  R.  PRO>WSF.  Treasurer,  Hon.  W.  THOMAS. 
Secretary,  G.  CLAPP.    Chairman  of  Committee  of  Charity, 

^  :;^'^r;:ifflect^d  June,  1846^^,  :^ ,  ■. .'-!'^"  : ' ; .  .  ^  .  ^ 

^  '  •  -SdottlSH:  SOCIETY.'  ^       'fwmr^^''^ 
President,  Hon.  W.  GRIEV?:.    Vice  president,  Hon.  J.  STUART. 
Trefsur3r,  A.  MILimY.     Secretary,  J.  McWILLIAM.    w; 
Medical  Attendant,  Dr.  CARSON.  If.  'Ai      , 

Chairman  of  Committee  pf  Charity,  T.  GLEN,  M;G.A.« /.!<':<'     . 


47 


TRIOTTY  BENEFIT  CLUB. 

[Instituted  1838:] 


'     ./fi-HuiiU.'j 


President,  W.  11.  GILL.    Secretary,  K.  BAYLEY. 

Treasurer,  W.  KELSON.    Stewards,  S.  A  GENT  Si^V.  JilURPHY. 

Total  Number  of  Members,  100.  ,,■;,,., ,     '[. 

>  ' .../I/ OUT  Jf  .ftuH 


AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETY.' 
|Establi8l>ed, :  J«in.  1842.]-. 


Patron, 


:a 


Officers  Etected  Jtouar}',  1846  : 

President*  Hon.  P.  MORRIS.  '•         ;:IH[IJ.'    M 

/Hon.  L.  O'BRIEN, 
v     T>      1    f    \  JAMES  CLIFT, 
Vice-Pre^4euts     c.  #MMS,     i,     :  /        •    , 

I  MICHAEL  ALLEN. 
Treasurer,  Hon.  R.  JOB.     Secretary,  J.  TEMPLOEMAN. 
Directors  of  Museum  — Hon.  J.  NO  AD,    E.  L.  MOORE. 


•)■'.  '  1 


Hon.  ATTORNEY  GENERAL, 
Hon.  SOLICITOR  GENERAL, 
Hon.  W.  B.  ROW,  Q.C. 
C.  SIMMS, 
R.  R.  WAKEHAM^ 
Hon.  B.  ROBlNSOxV,  Q.C. 
G.  H.  EMERSONj 
H.  W.  HOYLES, 


LAW  SOCIETY.  1 :  i  J I  ^M  :l 

F.  B.  T.  CARTER.   ^'' 

J.  HAYWARD, 

J.  S.  STEVENS, 

J.  SIMMS,  Jr. 

R.  IV  W.  HLLYk> 

W.  GR^EN,  (ofHalifex,N.S.) 

H.  MOONEY* 

P.  F.  LITTLE. 


CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE-ST.  JOHN'S. 


•r 


[Elected  August,  1846.] 

President,  Hon.  W.  THOMAS. 

Vice-Presidents— Hon.  W.  GRIEVE,    Hon.  W.  B.  ROW. 

Treasurer  and  Secretary,  R.  PROWSE. 


Hon.  T.  BENNETT, 

«    J.  STUART, 
B.  SCOTT, 
P.  McBRIDE, 


T.  B.  JOB,  M.G.A. 
Hon.  L.  O'BRIEN, 
J.  B.  HliTTON, 
G.  T.  BROOKING, 


ii    .!.*. 


FOREIGN  CONSULS  RESIDENT  IN  THE  COLONY. 

Spain A.  HOGSETT,  (V.C.>V -..^ , U  -;.w,^; 

Prussia B.  SCOTT,  (C.)  '  ^ 

United  States..  S.  G.  ARCHIBALD,  (Consular  Agent.) 


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l'.    ('■'"^i'   ; 


46 

ASSOCIATION  OP  UNDERWRITERS— ST.  JOIIX'S. 
Chairman,  Hon.  R.  JOB.    Treasurer,  Hon.  W.  GRIEVE. 

Committee — 


P.  McBRIDE, 
R.  HOWLEY, 
Hon.  J.  STUART, 
«    L.  O'BRIEN, 


D.  McKELLAR, 
R.  PROWSE, 
W.  WARREN,  Jr. 
Hon.  W.  THOMAS, 
«    C.  F.  BENNETT, 

Agent,  JOHN  BOYD. 

Commissioners  —  R.  HOWLEY,    R.  PROWSE. 

purveyor,  J.  B.  BULLEY. 

Assessors  — r 

P.  McBRIDE,      Hon.  L.  O'BRIEN,,    W.  WAI^REN,  Jr, 


BRANCH  BANK  OF  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA, 

[Opened  for  business  February,  1837.] 

Local  Directors: 


Hon.  R.  JOB, 
P.  McBRIDE, 


J.  B.  HUTTON, 
G.  T.  BROOKING, 


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Manafi^r^  A.  MILROY.    Accountant,  W.  LASH. 
i  i  Teller,  G.  H.  COWAN. 


'ma 


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8^.  JOHN'S  GAS  LIGHT  COMPANY.  ; 

[Incorporated   by   Act  of  Legislature,  1844.] 
■  Directors — 


President,  the  Attorney  General, 
Vice-ditto,  Hon.  L.  O'BRIEN. 


Hon.  W.  GRIEVE, 
C.  AYRE, 

Treasurer  and    Secretary,  E.  L.  MOORE.    ^toFilpof*! 


R.  O'DWYER, 
B.  SCOTT, 
JOHN  O'MARA. 


l'{):i 


ST.  JOHN'S  WATER  COMPANY. 

[Incorporated  by  Act  of  the  Legislature,   1846!.] 

Directors  elected  May,  1846: 

Hon.  W.  THOMAS, 
«    C.  F.  BENNETT, 
"    W.  GRIEVE, 
"    JOHN  KENT, 

Treasurer,  A.  MILROY.     Igecretary,  W.  J.  WARD. 


Hon.  J.  STUART, 

«    fi.  JOB, 
G.  T.  BROOKING. 


4d 


WITU  DAYS  OF  PUBLICATION. 

ST.  JOHN'S. 

Royal  Gazette,  Tuesday. 

Public  Li^doer,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Times  and  Gkneral  Commercial  G.izette,  "Wednesday  and 

Sattirday. 
Newfoundland  Patriot,  "VVedncsday. 
Newfoundlander,  Monday  and  Thursday. 
Star  and  Newfoundland  Advocate,  Thursday. 
Morning  Post,  Tuesdiiy,  Thursday,  and  Saturday. 
Morning  Courier,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

CONCEPTION  BAY. 
Carbonear  Sentinel,  Tiiesday. 
Weekly  Herald  and  Conceptpj^^Bai  Advertisb^, 


Wednesday. 


^ai)le  of  (!DoIontaI  Buttcs. 

Payahle  on  Goods  and  Metxhandise  Imported  into  Nerdfbfundland  aver 
and  above  the  Imperial  Duties  payahle  thereon.    (By  Act  9  Vict^  cap.  1.) 


articles  imported* 


•— •  '•••.     ^  *  ,*'*    •• 


Vl 


Wines  —  (in  bottles  . . . 

AH  other  Wines 

Brandy  and  Gin 

Rum  and  Whiskey 

Apples 

oait  J^e^t ,.,.,,« .^ . . 

Bread..: .;........;...;:■. 

Butter ,. . 

Coals 

Bastard  Sugar  ...... .,j.(«v;<f*/>.  4>n. ... 

-rlOUr .'If :^ i*fVV'«  •'*^*t,;*:'  *  >  •-•  •  •  *••  •  •  • 

iVXOlclSScS  }  9  •  f  •  •;•;*<  1,^  !**'*)•?■••.■'  f    ?  ■   •  -f  <i  •  t  ' 

Salt,  Implements  and  Materials  for  the 
Fisheries,  Coin  and  Bullion,  Horses  & 
Cattle,  Sheep  and  Pigs,  Corn  &  Seeds, 
Vegetables,  Manures,  Bopks,  Unre- 
fined Sugar,  Coffee     ,  . ,  \^y,..j'(i  o. 

Lumber 

Ton  Timber  and  Scant^ii}g. ..«;.,.,,.,. . 


per  gal. 


« 


per  barrel 
per  cwt. 


tt 


per  ton. 

per  cwt. 

pjsr  barrel 


« 


per  gallon 


Shingles 


Tea 

Refined  Sugar. ...... .  ,v.':,  .c'-.  ,(,v'.). , . 

Cigars ;;a  i.'.  ]{;.,;.  —  . 

Tobacco .  ^. . .....  U.  Jilj^jv  •^).-M''5'.' 

Stems  of  ditto (..yviijuijiiiiiO 

Ale,  Porter,  &c.. .  i .  .  .!.ti»';'.'it.'<n).viS'i 
Household.  Furnitur€ . ;;. vi. -l .  j . i u*. : .'". 
Non-eniunerated  Articles. 


per  M. 
per  ton.; 
per  M. 
per  lb.  • 
per  cwt. 
per  M. 
per  lb. 
])er  cwt. 
per  cent. 


KATE  OV  DUTY. 

0    1 
0    2 


G 

& 

0    0    6 
0     1 

0  1 
0  0  8 
0  2  0 
0  1 
0  5 
1 


6 
6 


0 
0 
6 


0 

0    0    6 

0    Q    li 


Ifrqe.' 


(h; 


0    2 

6 

0     1 

6 

0     1 

0 

'  0    0 

3 

0    5 

0 

/  0  10 

0 

0    0 

2 

0    2 

0 

10    0 

0 

10    0 

0 

5    0 

0 

50 


iti' 


Htnatu  of  ibtssiond  of  tbe  (Sfcneval  ^ss^embli}  of 

XttofounlJlanlJ. 


YEAR. 


1833 

1834 

1830 
1830 
1837 

1838 

1839 
1840 
1841 
1842 
1843 
1844 
1845 
1846 
Do. 
Special 


FROM. 


TO 


I  DAYS  IX 

MKSfilOX. 


REXAEKS. 


January  1 
July  12 
Januai7  29 
August  26 
January  8 
Januarj'  7 
July  3 

June  20 
August  20 
May  17 
January  3 
January  2 
Nil. 

January  17 
January  10 
January  15 
January  15 

June        16 


July 

August 

June 


Sppt. 

May 

May 

Nov. 

August 

October  25 

October   12 

April 

April 


9 
1 

'2 
20 
12 
6 
18 
13 


May 
April 
April 
April 

August 


29 
26 

22 
29 
23 

28 


\ 


240 

iei 

115 
111 
139 

122 

149 
118 
116 

126 

111 

99 

104 

50 


(Includes  an  atl- 
journmont  of  38  days 
from  May  30  to  July 
9.) 


7/ 


'vb(ir;nH. 


O 


C»i 


^its  pass£lr  b5  Wjt  General  Assemble  in  18'46. 

'  \     ',      '  [9tli  Victoria.] 

»p.  1.  Revenue.     Cap.  2.  Road  Appropriation. 

**    3.  Culling  of  Codfish.    Gap.  4.  Lunatic  Asylum. 

**    6.  Law  Society  Incorporation — (amendment.) 

*♦    6.  (Colonial  Building  Loan.    Cap.  7.  General  Loan. 

"    8.  Water  Company  Incorporation. 

"    9.  Nuisances — (amendment.) 

"  1-0.  Education — (amendment.) 

"  11.  Deserted  Families  Act-^(contiAuation.) 

"  12.  Contingencies  of  the  Session.     Cap.  13.  Supply.  ' 

'"  '  '  '  J  " 

'  [9th  aiid  10th  Victorla.]^ — Second  Session.  ., 

Cap.  U  Loan  for  Rebuilding  St.  John's.  1 

2.  Interest  upon  Loan.    Cap.  3.  Streets  of  St.  John's. 
4.  Harbour  Grace  Streets  and  Fire-breaks. 

6.  Treasury  Notes.      Cap.  6.  Light  Houses— (continuation.)' 

7.  Whale  Fishery — (continuation.) 

8.  Sessions  Courts  Fees — ^(continuation.)  /Jil.. 
"  9.  To  prevent  Disqualification  of  Voters,  Stc.  (St.  John'8r)i'  '"^I 
"  10.  St.  John's  Water  Company — (amendment.)  ' 


M 


vVlAoK- 


51 


Of 


Abstract  of  ifjc  ^vaibc  of  t!)c  Ishxttiy 

SUCWIXG  THK  TONWAGK,  &C.  EMrLOYED,  AKD  THK  llKLATfVB 
VALUE  OF  THK  IMJ'OHTH,  DlbTINGUIMHIXG  FOREIGN  GOOD* 
F1103I  GOODJi  OF  BRITISH   PllODLX'E  AND  MANUFACTURE. 


S.              :                        1 

[r(?<rr  cwtfprf  5^7t  Jawwrtry,  IS'l/i,]                                                  ■ 

in    act-              1 
a8<liiy«              1 
to  July             1 

INWARDS.                                                          I 

Countries 'from  and 
for  which  the  Vessels 

Vessels. 

Imports.                                 H 
(Value  In   Pounds   Stg.)                 ■ 

Entered. 

i            United    )  British 
1           Kingdom  )  Foreign 

No. 

Tonnage. 

Britij*  [  Foreign     Totals.                  | 

nj> 

25134 

338728 

19872    358600                 ■ 

,■ .                         ^"'' 

2 

518 

......17/              1 

1          Jf'^^^y^"^!  British 
■          Guernsey    ) 

I          Gibraltar....    " 

5 

i 

633 

7877 

350 

8227                  1 

.  1  i                                            M 

1          Malta " 

1         Zante « 

1 

■„ 

' 

..'liiU*                             Ml 

■  France Foreign 

■  «•    •„        ( British 

■  SP^'''^-"i  Foreign 

Of"' 

02 

14634 

8374 

8374 

VIM  r  >     t>  Ail 

39 

3162 

^ 

p 

B        Portugid  . .  British 

56 

7^20 

8818 

8818 

■         Egyft..:..       " 
»         Nap  es " 

'■•   '2 

2^ 

235 

23$ 

\biurM 

■          Sardinia. . .       " 

1^7 

113 

iia 

u  f'n;}[ 

I         HomanStates    " 

i^  ■■;.'■■ 

■         Tuscany.    {  p^rei^ 
m         Denmark . .  British 

1 

13G 

1028 

1028 

546.;,  •! 

21 

3280 

28440 

26i4(» 

i  .,:.:ii 

M.         Belgium. . .       " 

214 

34 

34 

h'Uilbi'Al 

i         Hamburg  |  p  ^ 
H         Port'g'ese  I  British 

46 

7065 
107 

66973 
6p6 

6697a 
.65a 

'.■won 

ijmibi  > 

H           Colonies  S  Foreign 

149 

218 

21S 

.>-.-^o]r 

■  BritishN. )  British 

■  America  j  Foreign 

48t 

43094 

7^263 

20064 

9532t 

;...■;■.}  Hi.-.. 

1  ^l'ss'  B"" 

10 

1070 

851 

14 

865 

.  / 

H        Unit.  States      '* 

104 

11944 

137426 

1^426^ 

i\ 

H                ditto     Foreign 

19 

2869 

' 

27344 

27344 

fit  ;:-,■; 

H         T>      M        (  British 
■        ^^^«-  (Foreign 

1 

m 

■         .4 

■45 

■  1               \ 

■  ^m^}'^'  \  British 
^B        American  >  t^ ■  „ 

■  Colonies.   (  ^«;^\S" 

39 

1 

'Ml 
20 

i. 

32 

:.".M-;:a2 

^B          Spanish  i  British 

15 

2052 

1'6302 

16302 

lation.)' 

^B        AV.  Ihdies    Foreign 

19 

2286 

10034 

10034 

H          Danish    )  -n,.;.- i, 
■        W.Indies  !  ^"^^'^ 

1 

116 

, 

966 

966 

's.)    ■; 

H                      Totals .... 

rii3o~ 

"n2lri29~ 

422710 

347297 

770016 

1 1     it 


5^ 
^bsttdct  of  ti)e  ^ratre  of  t^c  Mmif 

tefeWISG  THE  TONNAGE,  &C.  EMPLOYED,  AND  THE  RELATIVIT 
VALUE  OF  THE  EXPORTS,  DISTINGUISHING  FOREIGN  GOODS. 
TROM  GOODS  OF  BRITISH  PRODUCE  AND  MANUFACTURE. 

[Year  ended  6th  January ^  lSi5.] 
OUTWARDS. 


I'-  ii         ! 


1^     5  1 


Countries  for  which 

Vesseki 

■ '         Exports^ 
(Value    in   Pounds  Stg.) 

die  VesselsCleared.. 

No* 

Tonnage. 

British  |  Foreign  f  Totals?. 

United    )  British  ; 
Kingdom  j  Foreign 

119 

lo7b7 

375144 

692 

37d8;J6 

f 

S:s:r/l»"t"^' 

3 

428 

3034 

,,  ,i 

3034 

Gibraltar..       " 

8 

1113 

lf694 

-- 

11694 

Malta « 

2 

200 

2498 

249» 

Zante " 

1 

142 

1795 

179^ 

France Foreign 

3 

313 

4164 

4164 

«««;«        i  British 
Spain....  fp^. 

Portugal. . .  British 

$1 

6618 

64217 

'    . 

54217 

3« 

4690 

62243 

52243 

76 

10270 

129071 

129071- 

Eg}pt " 

Nap  es  . . . .       " 

1 

68 

660' 

660^ 

10 

1285 

17831 

17831 

Sardinia. ...      " 

1 

llomanStates    " 

10 

1222 

14823 

14823> 

Tustany.  |  p^^^^ 

6 
5 

950 
566 

9962 
6158 

1 

9952: 
615« 

Denmark . .  British 

r  ■ 

Belgiiim. . .       " 

, 

.,  ''  .\i 

Hamburg  |  ^J^.^ 

• 

Port'g'esD  )  British 

1 

71 

550 

1      ■ 

550 

Colonies  1  Foreign 

'■•                                        V 

BritishN. 

Britisn 

513 

53478 

54228 

7429 

61657 

America 

Foreign 

16 

2233 

BritishW 
Indies. 

Biitish 

62 

8357 

69511 

772 

70283 

U.  States  ] 

« 

26 

2917 

7974 

7974 

ditto     j  Foreign 

3 

583 

542 

22 

564 

Brazils..  (  5"^'^!^ 
(  Foreign 

30 

5859 

4761  (^ 

47610 

1 

232 

1500 

1500 

,  FrenchN.  \  p..  j^ 
American  }  t;,""." 
Colonies.  )  ^""'^'Sr^ 

56 
1 

1244 
20 

2070 
47 

2070 

47 

Spanish  )  British 
W.Indies  \  Foreign 

2 

306 

5674 

■     ■ 

6674 

1 

148 

iooo 

1000 

Danish    j 

W.Indics  ) 

.  T 

Britisli 

"ioi'5  ] 

~ 1 19099 

otals 

873990      891n5     1  882905 

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53 


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is  Stg.) 

Totals. 
a75^36 


3034 

11694 

249» 

1795 

41G4 

54217 

52243 

129071 

660^ 

17831 

1482» 
9952: 
6t5« 


550 

6165T 

(9| 

70283 

7974 

564 

'^B 

47610 

1500 

2070 

47 

,  1 

6674 

« 

1000 

9 

1^  lacttitn, 

Shiewing  the  number  of  Registered  Vessels  that  Entered  and  Cleared 
at  the  Port  of  St.  John's,  distinguishing  the  Countries  from  or  for 
which  they  Entered  or  Cleared,  in  each  month  during  the  six 
years  ending  1844. 


MONTHS. 


January . .  . . 

February . .  .is#^  u  , .,;  i . 

March .".  \  .  .:..':. 

April 

May 

June 

July 

August 

September 

October 

November 

December 

Totals 

COUNTRIES. 

United  Kingdom 

British  Colonies 

Foreign  Europe 

"      West  Indies. . . . 

tJnited  States 

Coast- ways 

Totals 


YEARS. 

1839 

1840 

1841 

1842 

1843 

1844 

77 

78 

73 

86 

94 

99 

19 

13 

19 

33 

27 

35 

137 

161 

147 

157 

160 

166 

178 

192 

160 

184 

169 

160 

425 

487 

486 

478 

621 

610 

363 

424 

426 

436 

446 

441 

190 

179 

235 

233 

248 

229 

305 

280 

296 

312 

319 

345 

333 

357 

333 

372 

375 

383 

304 

347 

333 

330 

340 

395 

230 

215 

255 

221 

251 

257 

102 

144 

124 

140 

130 

127 

2663 

2877 

2886 

2982 

3070 

3147 

186 

238 

225 

209 

230 

603 

665 

649 

790 

795 

252 

263 

268 

282 

294 

75 

56 

71 

61 

70 

65 

140 

102 

119 

135 

1482 

1515 

1571 

1521 

1546 

2663 

2877 

2886 

2982 

3070 

203 
873 
301 
62 
125 
1583 

3147 


©utfit  for  t|£  Seal  ;fftsjerg, 

From  the  Port  of  St.  John's,  in  each  year  since  1830,  inclusive. 


Years. 


Vessels 

Tons. 

Men  1  Years. 

Vessels 

Tons.  1 

92 

6198 

1985 

1839 

76 

6447 

118 

8046 

2678 

1840 

75 

6190 

153 

11462 

3294 

1841 

72 

5965 

106 

8665 

2964 

1842 

74 

6035 

125 

11020 

2910 

1843 

106 

9625 

120 

11167 

2912 

1844 

121 

11088 

126 

11425 

2855 

1845 

126 

11863 

121 

10648 

2940 

1846 

141 

13165 

110 

9300 

2826 

- 

882905 


1830 
1831 
1832 
1833 
1834 
1835 
1836 
1837 
1838 

N.B.  A  pretty  accurate  estimate  of  the  number  of  seals  taken  in 
each  year  may  be  drawn  from  the  number  of  seal  skim  exported. — 
^e  ntxt  page. 


Men. 
~2029 
2058 
2078 
2054 
3175 
3777 
3895 
4470 


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Of  the  QuantityandValueof  the  Staple  Articles  of  produce  exported 
in  the  tears  1838,  '39,  '40,  '41,  '42,  '43,  '44,  and  '45. 


DriedFish 

Oils. 

SI.  Skins 

Salmon. 

Heii'ings. 

Qtls. 

Gallons, 

No. 

Tierces. 
4,408 

Barrels. 

a838... 

724,515 

2,173,674 

375,361 

15,276 

»• 

1839.. 

865,370 

2,224,262 

437,501 

2,922 

20,806 

.^ 

1840.. 

915,795 

3,206,583 

631,385 

3,396 

14,686 

Si 

1841.. 

1,009,725 

2,673,574 

417,115 

3,642 

9,965 

1 

1842.. 

1,007,980 

2,262,031 

344,683 

4,715 

13,839 

^ 

1843.. 

936,202 

3,111,312 

651,370 

4,058 

9,649 

> 

1844.. 

852,162 

3,605,868 

685,530 

3,753 

13,410 

11845.. 

1,000,333 

2,219,301 

352,202 

3,545 

20,903 

£ 

£ 

£ 

£ 

£ 

ri838.. 

484,649 

249,428 

30,474 

13,310 

10,723 

1839.. 

508,157 

245,269 

46,336 

11,692 

13,840 

1840.. 

576,245 

305,197 

39,408 

12,939 

9,036 

i 

1841 . . 

605,014 

266,832 

29,961 

12,302 

6,361 

-M^ 

1842.. 

561,950 

233,313 

23,200 

13,678 

7,119 

> 

1843.. 

532,194 

335,975 

40,497 

12,216 

4,570 

■' 

1844.. 

482,480 

315,690 

39,648 

11,945 

6,665 

U845.. 

596,990 

243,646 

40,123 

12,794 

11,234 

Comparatibe  Sbtatrment 

Of  the  Total  Colonial  Revenue  and  Expenditure  in  the  years  1844-5, 


1845. 
cS  /Imperial  Customs  Duties....   £5540  15    8 

§  )  Colonial  Duties 49522    8    2 

t  )  Light  Dues 1715  13  11 

(^  \  From  other  sourtes 2949  11    0 

£59728    8    9 


Expenditure £62703  18  7 


1844. 

£5375  19  3 

49931  7  0 

1666  1  8 

2702  14  0 

£59676  1  9 

£66379  5  6 


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1840 

1841 

1842 

1843 

1844 

1845 

No 

Tons 

31 
1659 

33 
1683 

32 
1563 

24 
1192 

25 
1281 

32 
1607 

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On  31»t  December,  1845 907 


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