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PREFACE 


The  necessity  for  a  complete  and  reliable  Law 
List  of  the  Province  has  prompted  the  publication 
of  the  present  volume.  No  pains  have  been  spared 
to  render  the  contents  as  full  and  accurate  as  it 
was  possible  to  make  them.  The  Compiler  has 
met  with  many  obstacles  in  the  accomplishment  of 
his  task,  owing  to  the  great  difficulty  in  obtaining 
information,  from  principally  outside  practitioners. 
Nothing  has  been  omitted  which  was  considered  as 
useful  in  a  work  of  this  kind,  and  much  new  matter 
has  been  introduced.  It  is  offered  to  the  Profession 
in  the  hope  that  it  may  in  some  degree  supply  an 
existing  want ;  and  in  doing  so,  the  Compiler  would 
ask  forbearance  for  any  mistakes  or  omissions  which 
have  accidentally  or  unintentionally  occurred  in  the 
composition. 


W.  E.  H. 


OsGooDE  Hall, 

Toronto,  January,  1879. 


CONTENTS. 


JUDICIABY,  C'OORTSI,  &C.  **°^ 

Suproiiie  and  Exchequer  CoiirlB ^ 

Court  of  Appeal . 

Court  of  Queen's  Bcncli * 

Court  of  Common  Pleas            ^ 

Court  of  ChaLcery „ 

Local  Masters  and  Deputy  Keglstrars  of ' 

Maritime  Court ,|! 

Common  Law  and  Chancery  Chambers ^" 

OHicers  of  the  Courts ^Ir 

Heir  and  De>isee  Courts " 

Election  Courts \^ 

County  Courts i^ 

Court  of  General  Sessions ^^ 

County  Judges' Criminal  Court " 

Courts  of  Uevision :J* 

Insolvency  Court :}^ 

SuiTOgate  Courts i° 

Division  Courts |^ 

Crown  Law  Offlcera ^if 

Terms  of  Courts ^' 

Circuits iV 

Holidays •^^ 

Law  Society 22-01 

Benchers  of *^ 

Sub-Committees  of ^* 

Rules  of il 

Fees *^ 

Forms  used  by "'■ 

Queen's  Coumsei,  List  of 20 

Acts  kelatino  to  the  Piiofession *^2^ 

Law  Society ^- 

Barristers-at-Law 7a 

Attorneys-at-Law J^ 

Notaries  Public "O 

University  of  Toronto,  Law  Faculty •       .       .  07 

County  and  Judicial  Cfflcers       .       .       .        • 102-106 

COMMISSIONRRS 10^ 

(1)  In  Ontario,  for  use  in  Quebec 106 

(2)  In  Quebec,  for  use  in  Ontario         ........  100 

(3)  In  Manitoba,  for  use  in  Ontario 106 

(4)  In  Ontario,  for  use  in  (i)  Nova  Scotia,  (ii)  New  Brunswick,  (iii) 

Manitoba 106 

(5)  In  United  States,  for  use  in  Ontario 107 

(0)  Id  Great  Britain,  for  use  in  Ontario 107 

(7 )  In  Ontario,  for  use  in  New  York,  Illinois,  Ohio,  &c 108 

Police  Magistrates 108 

Stipendiary  Magistrates 108 

Official  Assignees 103 

DiTision  Court  Clerks Ill 

Coroners 119 

List  of  Toronto  Barristers  and  Attorneys 128 

Agency  List 139 

Supreme  and  Exchequer  Courts  Agency  Book 193 

Maritime  Court  Agency  List 197 

List  of  Barristers  and  Attorneys  in  Ontario 198 

Judicial  Utncers  in  England,  Quebec,  and  Maritime  Provinces,  &c.        .       .  224 

liist  of  Foreign  Correspondents ,,       ...  229 


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ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


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JUDICIARY. 

SUPREME  COURT  OF  CANADA  AND  COURT  OF 

EXCHEQUER. 

CHIEF  JUSTICE. 

Hon.  William  Johnston  Ritchie. 

PUISNE   JUDGES. 

Hon.  Samuel  Henry  Strong. 
Telesphore  Fournier. 
William  Alexander  Henry. 
"     Henri  Elizear  Taschereuti. 
**     John  Wellington  Gwynne. 

Registrar — Robert  Cassels,  Jr. 
Reporter — George  Duval. 

The  Supreme  Court  of  the  Dominion  as  a  High  Court 
of  Appeal,  constituted  under  authority  of  the  101st  section 
of  the  B.  N.  A.  Act  (Imp.  30  Vic.  ch.  3),  by  Dominion 
Statute,  38  Vic.  ch.  11,  is  composed  «)f  a  Chief  Justice  and 
five  Puisne  Judges,  appointed  by  Her  Majesty  by  letters 
patent,  and  exercises  original  and  appellate,  civ^l,  and  crimi- 
nal jurisdiction  within  ond  throughout  the  Dominion  of 
Canada.  Original,  as  to  (1)  Jwheus  corpus  in  criminal  and 
extradition  cases ;  (2)  judicial  opinions  to  the  Crown  (3) 
private  bills  and  petitions  therefor  referred  by  the  Senate  or 
House  of  Commons  ;  and  (4)  civil  suits  in  which  the  validity 
of  a  Dominion  or  Provincial  Act  is  questioned.     Appellate^ 


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ONTARIO   LE(»AL  DIRECTORY. 


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in  appeals  (1)  from  the  Exchequer  Court;  (2)  from  the  Pro- 
vincial Courts;  (3)  in  hahrMs  corpus  cases  ;  and  (4)  in  election 
cases.  The  Juilges  i^esieU?  at  Ottawa,  where  the  Supreme 
Court  annually  holds  two  Sessions,  which  begin  respectively 
on  the  thiul  Monday  in  January  and  June  in  each  year. 
Five  Judges  constitute  a  quorum  for  the  purposes  of  the 
Court. 

The  Exchequer  Court,  presided  over  by  the  same 
Judges  as  the  Supreme  Court,  possesses  a  concurrent  :iriginal 
jurisdiction  in  the  Do^niuion  of  Canada  in  all  cases  m  which 
it  is  sought  to  enforce  any  law  of  the  DoDiiuion  relating  to 
the  I'evenue,  and  exclusive  original  jurisdiction  in  all  cases  in 
which  demand  is  made  or  relief  sought  in  respect  of  any 
matter  which  might  in  England  be  the  subject  of  a  suit  or 
action  in  the  Court  of  Jilxchequer  on  its  revenue  side  against 
the  Crown  or  any  of  its  oilicers.  It  also  possesses  concurrent 
original  jurisdiction  with  tlio  Courts  of  the  several  Provinces 
in  all  other  suits  of  a  civil  or  criminnl  nature  at  common 
law  or  equity,  in  wliicli  the  Crown,  in  the  interest  of  the 
Dominion  of  Canada,  is  plaintilT  or  petitioner,  and,  (where 
the  Legislature  of  any  Province  shall  have  passed  an  Act 
providing  that  the  Court  alone  shall  have  jurisdiction)  in  the 
following  cases  : — (1)  Controversies  between  the  Dominion 
and  such  Province.  (2)  Controversies  between  such  Pro- 
vince and  any  other  Province  which  has  passed  such  an  Act. 

In  the  above  cases  an  appeal  lies  in  the  Supreme  Court. 


COURT  OF  APPEAL. 

CHIEF   JUSTICE. 

Hon.  Thomas  Moss. 

PUISNE  JUDGES. 

Hon.  George  William  Burton. 
Hon.  Christopher  Salmon  Pa,tterson. 
Hon.  Joseph  Curran  Morrison  ^ 
Registrar — Alexander  Grant . 
Heporter — J.  Stewart  Tupper. 


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This  Court  consists  of  a  Chief  JuMtice  and  tlirco  Puisne 
Justices,  aj)['oiMtt'd  under  llrx.  tSl;it.  Cut.  ch.  40,  and  also 
of  the  Judges  of  t'.ie  iSujxjrioi"  Courts  of  Common  Law 
and  E(piity,  for  the  time  being,  (who  are  ex  o/Jicio  Judges 
of  the  Court  in  ce.'-ain  oases,)  as  hereiiiafLer  mentioned. 
It  exercises  _iurif!;lic*ion  in  tlio  liearing  of  ai)])eals  in 
civil  and  criminal  cu.ses  tVom  thi;  Courts  of  Queen's  i>ench, 
and  Coinnu)n  P!ms  ;  in  case;;  iVom  tlie  Court  of  Chancery; 
n  E!ection  ea;-;cs  ;  in  aj(()eals  irom  tho  County  and  Sur- 
Courts ;    ij;    ai;;ii^i\!,s   froiu    Stipendiary  Magistrates, 


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as  })rovided  hy  Kev.  Stat.  0)ik.,  cli.  90,  sec.  25  ;  and 
in  Insolvency  proc;ee(Hui;s.  lA'om  the  judgment  of  this 
Court,  an  ap^x'ul  lies  to  the  Siijiremo  Court  of  Canada  in 
ujipeals  from  the  Sujierior  CJourts  of  Law  and  Equity,  or 
to  Her  Majesty  in  Privy  CVmncil  in  cases  over  $4,000, 
or  where  annual  or  other  rent,  duty,  fee,  or  (lie  demand  of  a 
general  or  puLlie  nature  affecting  future  rights  ot  any  amount. 
The  Judges  of  this  Court,  in  addition  to  their  appellate 
duties,  also  ta].:e  \M\vi  in  jM-esidiiig  over  Courts  of  Assize  and 
Nisi  Prius,  and  of  Oyer  and  Terminer,  and  holding  Chan- 
cery Sittings,  and  may  be  placed  on  the  rota  for  the  trial 
of  Election  Petitions  with  the  Judges  of  the  Superior 
Courts  of  Law  and  Equity,  who,  as  ex  officio  Judges  of  this 
Court,  choose  from  their  number  a  Judge  or  Judges  to  sit 
in  appeal,  in  case  of  there  being  a  vacancy  in  this  Court, 
or  if  from  illness  or  other  cause  one  of  the  Judges  of  the 
Court  is  unable  to  be  present,  or  is  under  any  legal  dis- 
qualification to  hear  an  appeal,  llecent  Statutes  provide 
that  no  sitting  of  the  Court  shall  be  held,  unless  four  of  the 
Judges  are  present,  when  the  appeal  is  from  one  of  the 
Superior  Courts  ;  nor  unless  three  Judges  be  present  where 
the  a})peal  is  from  a  County  or  Surrogate  Court  Judge  or 
Stipendiary  Magistrate. 


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The  Court  sits  on  the  second  Tuesd;iy  in  January,  the  first 
Tuesday  in  Marcii,  the  second  Tuesday  in  May,  the  first 
Tuesday  in  September,  and  tlse  second  Tuevsday  in  November 
in  each  year ;  and  in  Insolvency  proceedings,  appeals  are 
heard  l>y  a  single  Judge  (sitting  for  the  full  Court)  on 
every  Tuesday. 


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4  ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIBECTOKY. 

There  are  two  Vacations  of  the  Court  each  year:  the 
Long  Vacation  extending  from  the  Isc  of  July  to  the  31st 
of  August,  and  the  Christmas  Vacation  from  the  24'th  of 
December  to  the  2nd  of  Januaiy  following. 


COURT  OF  QUEEN'S  BENCH. 

CHIEF   JUSTICE. 

Hon.  John  Hawkins  Hagarty,  D.C.L. 

PUISNE  JUDGES. 

Hon.  John  Dougl-^s  Armour. 
Hon.  Matthew  Crooks  Cameron. 

CUrk  of  the  Grown  and  Pleas — Robert  G.  Dal  ton,  Q.C. 

Jiejjorter — S.  J.  VanKoughnet. 

Senior  Clerk  and  Taxing  Officer — John  Small. 

Junior  Clerk — Alexander  Macdonell. 

Crier  and  Usher — Andrew  Fleming. 

This  Court  is  composed  of  a  Chief  Justice  and  two  Puisne 
Judges.  It  is  a  Court  of  Record,  and  possesses  all  the  powers, 
rights,  and  privileges,  which  are  exercised  and  enjoyed  by 
Her  Majesty's  Superior  Courts  of  Common  Law  at  West- 
minster, in  England. 

The  jurisdiction  extends  to  all  manner  of  actions,  causes, 
and  suits,  criminal  and  civil,  real,  personal,  an<l  mixed, 
within  Ontario  ;  and  it  may  proceed  in  such,  by  such  process 
and  course  as  are  provided  by  law,  and  as  shall  tend  with 
justice  and  despatcli  to  determine  the  same  ;  and  may  hear 
and  determine  all  issues  of  law,  and  also,  with  or  without  a 
jury,  as  provided  by  law,  try  all  issiies  of  fact,  and  give  judg- 
ment and  award  execution  thereon ;  and  also  in  matters  which 
relate  to  the  Queen's  revenue  (including  the  condemnation  of 
contraband  or  smuggled  goods). 

The  Court  sits  in  banco  in  Osgoode  Hall  during  the  four 
terms.     The  terms  are  Hilary,   which  begins  on  the   first 


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Monday  in  Febniaiy,  and  ends  on  the  Saturday  of  the  follow- 
ing week  ;  Easter,  on  the  third  Monday  in  May,  and  ends  on 
the  Saturday  of  the  second  week  thereafter ;  Trinity,  which 
begins  on  the  first  Monday  after  the  21st  day  of  August,  and 
ends  on  the  Saturday  of  the  fc'lo^viiig  week  ;  and  Michael- 
mas, which  begins  on  the  thii  Monday  in  November,  and 
ends  on  the  Saturday  of  the  second  week  thereafter. 

By  Rev.  Stat.  Ont.  ch.  39,  sec.  12,  the  period  of  any  Term 
of  the  Court  may,  by  Rule  or  Order  made  by  four  of  the 
Judges,  of  whom  the  Chief  Justices  shall  be  two,  be  short- 
ened to  not  less  than  two  weeks,  or  may  be  increased  to  any 
length,  as  the  case  may  require,  and  by  Rev.  Stat.  Ont.  ch. 
39,  sec.  13,  the  Judges  of  either  of  the  Courts  of  Queen's 
Bench  and  Common  Pleas  may,  by  Rule  of  Court  made  in 
the  previous  Easter  Terra  of  any  year,  direct  that  their  Court 
shall  not  sit  during  the  Trinity  Term  of  that  year. 

In  addition  to  these  Sittings,  a  Judge  of  the  Queen's  Bench 
or  Common  Pleas  sit«  twice  a  week  out  of  Term,  except 
during  long  vacation,  and  except  during  the  period  from  the 
26th  December  to  6th  January  thereafter,  inclusive,  for  the 
purpose  of  disposing  of  such  Court  business  as  may  be  tran- 
sacted by  a  single  Judge. 


COURT  OF  COMMON  PLEAS. 

CHIEF  JUSTICE. 

Hon.  Adam  Wilson. 

PUISNE    JUDGES. 

Hon.  Thomas  Gait. 
Hon. 

Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Plem — M.  B.  Jackson. 

Reporter — Geo.  F.  Harman. 

Senior  Clerk  and  Taxing  Officer — S.  B.  Clarke. 

Junior  Clerk — B.  T.  Jackson. 

Crier  and  Usher — P.  Conuell, 


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This  Court  has  the  same  powers  and  jurisdiction  as  a  Court 
of  Record  as  the  Court  of  Queen's  Bench.  Writs  of  summons 
and  capias  issue  alternately  from  either  Court. 

Terms  and  Sittings  are  the  same  as  in  the  Court  of 
Queen's  Bench,  and,  in  oi-der  to  equalize  the  business  of  the 
two  Courts,  it  is  provided  by  lecent  Statutes,  (-il  Vic.  ch.  8, 
sec.  4)  that  the  Chief  Justices  of  the  Courts  of  Queen's 
Bench  and  Common  Pleas  shall,  on  the  first  day  of  each 
Term,  and  from  time  to  time,  as  occasion  may  require,  meet 
together  and  examine  the  list  of  motions,  rules,  and  other 
matters  set  down  for  argument,  and  direct  the  transfer  of 
such  and  so  many  of  the  said  motions,  rules,  and  other 
matters  from  the  orte  Court  to  the  other,  as  they  may  deem 
necessary,  and  the  matters  so  transferred  may  be  heard  and 
disposed  of  by  the  Court  to  which  the  transfer  be  made. 


COURT  OF  CHANCERY. 

CHANCELLOR.  " 

Hon.  John  Godfrey  Spragge. 

VICE-CHANCELLORS. 

Hon.  Samuel  Hume  Blake, 
Hod.  William  Proudfoot. 

Jie/eree  in  Chambers — R.  P.  Stephens. 
Reporter — Alexander  Grant. 

Special  JtJxaminers— James  H.    Esten,  John  Crickmore, 
and  George  M.  Evans. 

Registrar — Geo.  S.  Holmested. 

Assistant  Registrars— A.  Farquhar  McLean,  and  Geo.  M.  Lee. 

Clerk  of  Records  and  Writs — Arthur  Holmested. 

Clerk  in  Chambers — Fulford  Arnoldi. 

Docketing  Clerk — W.  D.  Crofton. 

Entering  Clerk — H.  A.  Semple. 

Usiier — Robert  Parkes. 

Housekeeper  awl  Messenger — Donald  Sutherland. 


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This  Court  possesses  the  like  jurisdiction  as  the  Court  of 
Chancery  in  England,  in  cas^s  of  fraud,  accident,  trusts, 
executors,  administrators,  co-partnerships,  account,  mortgages, 
awards,  dower,  infants,  idiots,  lunatics  and  their  estates,  waste, 
specific  performance,  discoveiy,  to  deci'ee  alimony,  and  to  pre- 
vent multiplicity  of  suits,  to  stay  proceedings  in  a  Court  of 
Law,  prosecuted  against  equity  and  good  conscience,  to  try 
the  validity  of  wills ;  and  may  decree  the  issue,  repeal,  or 
avoidance  of  letters  patent,  and  generally,  the  like  powei-s 
which  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  England  possesses  to  admin- 
ister justice  in  all  casosin  v/hicli  there  is  no  adequate  remedy 
at  law. 

By  Rev.  Stat.  Out.  ch.  49,  soc.  3,  issues  of  fact,  depending 
in  the  Superior  Courts  of  Common  Law  for  trial  without  a 
jury,  may  be  entered  for  trial  at  any  sitting  of  this  Court, 
iield  for  the  hearing  of  causes,  at  the  county  town  of  the 
county,  where  the  venue  is  laid.  By  Kev.  Stat.  Ont.  ch.  40, 
sees.  21-24,  cases  may  be  transferred  by  a  Judge  of  the  Supe- 
rior Courts  of  Common  Law  to  the  Court  oi  Chancerv,  and  vice 
versa,  so  that  complete  justice  may  be  done  between  the  parties. 

Tliis  Court  sits  regularly  every  Tuesday,  Wednesday,  and 
Thursday  throughout  the  year,  when  the  business  before  the 
Court  is  taken  as  follows  : — Tuesday,  motions  ;  Wednesday, 
hearings  pro  con/esso,  and  on  bill  and  answer ;  motions  for 
decree;  further  directions;  demurrer  and  petitions ;  Thursday, 
appeals  from  Master's  reports ;  and  on  the  remaining  days 
of  each  week  when  n'^cessary  to  dispose  of  the  business,  except 
during  the  regular  vacations,  when  the  Court  only  hears 
motions  for,  or  to  dissolve  injunctions.  A  Judge  sits  in 
Chambers  every  Monday,  and  on  other  days  if  necessaiy,  to 
hear  and  dispose  of  appeals  from  the  Referee,  and  of  matters 
which  cannot  be  disposed  of  by  that  officer. 

There  are  two  regular  Circuits  (the  Spring  and  Fall  Circuits) 
of  the  Court  for  the  examination  of  witnesses  and  hearing  of 
causes  in  each  year,  at  Toronto  and  on  Circuit,  at  times 
arranged  by  the  Judges.  Terms  for  the  re-hearing  of  causes 
are  held  on  the  third  Thursday  in  February,  the  last  Thui's- 
day  in  August,  and  on  the  first  Thuisday  in  December,  in 
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master's  office  in  chancery. 

Master  in  On^iwary— Thomas  W.  Taylor,  Q.  C. 

Taxing  OJicer— John  H.  Thorn. 

Clerk — N.  McLean. 

Junior  Clerk— Uohevt  M.  Boss. 


LOCAL   masters  AND   DEPUTY   REGISTRARS. 

Barrie    James  R.  Cotter. 

Belleville S.  S.  Lazier. 

Berliu   A.  Lacourse. 

Brampton A.  F.  Scott. 

Brantford S.  J.  Jones. 

Brockville.  J.  D.  Bnell. 

Cayuga J.  G.  (Stevenson. 

Chatham Robert  O'Hara. 

Cobourg W  il  liam  H .  Weller . 

Coi'nwall  J.  F.  Pringle. 

Goderich  H.  McDermott. 

Guelph James  W.  Hall. 

Hamilton Miles  O'Reilly,  Q.  C. 

Kingston  ....  J.  A.  Henderson,  Q.C.,  D.C.L. 

Lindsay. W.  W.  Dean,  and  W.  H.  Weller, 

London James  Shanly.  [(concurrent). 

L'  Orignal James  Daniell. 

Milton John  Miller. 

Napanee  S.  S.  Lazier. 

Ottawa W.  M.  Matheson  and  Robt.  Cassel3,jr. 

Owen  Sound James  Masson.  [(concuirent). 

Peterborough  C.  A.  Weller,  and  W.  H.  Weller, 

Pembroke Thomas  Deacon,  Q.C.    [(concurrent). 

Perth W.  S.  Senkler. 

Picton  S.  S.  Lazier. 

Siracoe C.  C.  Rapelje. 

Sandwich Samuel  S.  Macdonell. 

Sarnia  Charles  Robinson. 

St.  Catharines  F.  W.  McDonald. 

St.  Thomas  James  Shanly. 

Stratford  H.  Lizars. 


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Sault  Ste.  Marie Hon.  W   McCrea. 

Windsor S.  S.  McDonell. 

Walkerton  William  A.  McLean. 

Whitby George  H.  Dartnell. 

Woodstock  • H.  B.  Beard,  Q.  C. 

accountant's  office. 

Accountant — Richard  Porter  Stephens. 
Accountant's  Clerk — Benjamin  W.  Murray. 


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MARITIME  COURT  OF  ONTARIO. 

Judge — Hon.  Kenneth  McKenzie. 
Registrar — John  Bruce. 
Marshal — William  Boyd. 

This  Court,  established  under  the  provisions  of  Statute  of 
Canada,  40  Vic.  ch.  21,  consists  of  a  Judge  and  Surrogate 
Judges  appointed  from  time  to  time  by  the  Governor  in 
Council.  Its  jurisdiction  extends  to  all  matters,  including 
cases  of  contract  and  tort,  and  proceedings  in  rem  and  in 
personam,  ai'ising  out  of  or  connected  with  navigation, 
shipping,  trade,  or  commerce  on  any  river,  lake,  canal,  or 
nland  water,  of  which  the  whole  or  part  is  in  the  Province, 
of  Ontario ;  and  this  extends  to  all  ships  registered  in  any 
port  of  Quebec,  but  navigating  tlie  waters  of  Ontario.  The 
Judge  is  assisted  by  persons  of  engineering  or  nautical  skill, 
who  act  as  Assessors.  The  regular  sittings  of  the  Court  are 
held  on  the  firat  Tuesday  in  the  months  of  February,  June, 
and  October  in  each  year,  and  on  Wednesday  of  each  week 
for  Chamber  business  and  hearing  of  causes  by  default. 
The  principal  seat  of  the  Court  is  at  Toronto,  but  sittings. 
may  be  held  at  any  place  in  Ontario. 


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COMMON  LAW  CHAMBERS. 


Chrk  of  Crown  in  Chambers. — Robert  G.  Dalton,  Q,C. 
Clerk  Common  Law  Chambers — Wm.  B.  Heward. 

The  Practice  Coui't  held  under  the  ninth  section  of  chapter 
ten  of  the  Consolidated  Statutes  for  Upper  Canada,  is 
abolished ;  and  all  the  powers  of  said  Court  and  the  busi- 
ness transacted  therein  is  exercised  by  and  transacted  in  the 
Court  held  under  the  20th  section  of  chapter  39  of  the 
Revised  Statutes  "f  Ontario. 

Chambers  are  held  each  day  in  Common  Law  and  Chan- 
cery under  recent  statutes,  Rev.  Stat.  eh.  39,  sec.  29,  by  the 
Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas  in  Common  Law,  and  by  the 
Referee  in  Chambers  in  Chancery,  for  such  business  relating 
to  suits  therein,  as  may  be  transacted  by  a  single  Judge  out 
of  Court. 


OFFICERS  OF  THE  COURTS. 

CLERK   OF  THE    PROCESS. 

For  sealing  and  Isy.'iig  writs  of  summons  and  other  writs 
in  the  Court  of  Q.u-  ^  l^noh  and  Common  Pleas  alternately. 
The  deputy  clerks  .:  ;o  Crown  in  the  several  counties  ai'e 
supplied  with  wnts  ir  Toronto,  and  re-issue  same  in  their 
respective  counties. 

Clerk — Walter  M.  Ross. 

Assistant  Clerk — C.  Ansell  Steward. 


CLERKS    or  ASSIZE. 

County  of  York — George  B.  NichoL 

The  deputy  clerks  of  the  Crown  are  ex  officio  clerks  of 
Assize  and  Marshals  in  their  respective  counties. 


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DEPUTY   CLERKS   OF   THE   CROWN. 

The  clerks  of  the  Coxinty  Courts  will  be  ex  officio  deputy 
clerks  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas  of  their  several  counties  as 
the  present  incumbents  vacate  by  death  or  otherwise. 


HEIR  AND  DEVISEE  COURT. 

COMMISSIONERS. 

The  Chief  Justice  and  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Appeal,  the 

>hief  Justices  and  Judges  of  the  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench 

md  Common  Pleas,  the  Chancellor  and  Vice-Cbancellors  of 

the  Court  of  Chancery,  and  other  persons  appointed  under 

the  Great  Seal. 

Clerk — Wm.  B.  He  ward. 

The  duties  of  the  Commissioners  are,  to  hear  and  determine 
claims  to  lands  within  the  Province  of  Ontario,  for  which 
ino  patent  has  issued  from  the  Crown  in  favor  of  the  proper 
claimants,  whether  as  heirs,  devisees,  or  assignees  of  the 
)riginal  nomiuee  of  the  Crown,  or  denying  title  or  claim  from 
)r  through  any  such  heir,  devisee,  or  assignee.  Sittings  are 
lolden  at  the  City  of  Toronto,  on  the  first  Monday  in 
Fanuary  and  July,  in  each  year,  and  on  the  thirteen  days 
lext  following  the  said  days  lespectively. 


CONTROVERTED  ELECTIONS  COURT. 


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ONTARIO. 

Under  the  provisions   of    the   "  Controverted   Elections 

Lct,"  (R.  S.  O.  ch.  11,  sees.  32-37)  the  Judges  of  the  Court 

jf  Ap^ieal  and  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Law  and  Equity 

^n  or  before  the  third  day  of  Michaelmas  Term  in  each  year, 

leet  and  severally  select,  by  a  majority  of  votes,  a  Judge 

"  their  respective  Courts  to  be  placed  on  the  rota  for  the 

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singly  at  such  trials,  but  allegations  of  corrupt  practices 
against  any  candidate  must  be  tried  by  two  of  the  Judges  on 
the  rota  sitting  together.  In  the  case  of  death  or  illness  of 
a  Judge  so  chosen,  the  Court  to  which  he  belongs  may  meet 
and  select  another  Judge.  An  appeal  from  the  Election 
Judge  lies  to  the  Court  of  Appeal. 

CANADA. 

Under  the  Dominion  Controverted  Elections  Act  of  1874 
(37  Vic.  c.  10,  amended  by  38  Vic.  c.  10),  a  petition  may  be 
presented  to  one  of  tlie  Courts  of  Appeal,  Queen's  Bench, 
Chancery,  or  Common  Pleas,  and  may  be  tried  by  a  Judge 
of  the  Court  named  in  the  petition,  "  as  if  such  petition  were 
an  ordinary  cause  within  its  jurisdiction."  An  appeal  from 
the  decision  of  the  Judge  trying  the  Election  Petition  lies  to 
the  Supremo  Court  of  Canada. 


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COUNTY  COURTS. 

These  Courts  are  established  in  every  county,  and  are 
Courts  of  Record.  They  are  presided  over  by  a  resident  Judge  j 
in  each  county,  who  must  be  a  Barrister  of  at  least  five  years' 
standing,  assisted  in  some  counties  by  a  Deputy  or  Junior 
Judge.  Their  jurisdiction  extends  to  all  personal  actions  | 
where  the  debt  or  damages  claimed  do  not  exceed  $200  ;  and 
to  all  suits  relating  to  debt,  covenant,  or  contract,  when  the 
amount  is  liquidated  oi  ascertained  by  the  acts  of  the 
parties  or  signature  of  the  defendant,  to  $400,  and  to  all 
bail  bonds  and  recognizances  of  bail  given  to  the  Sheriff  in 
any  case  in  the  County  Court ;  in  actions  of  replevin  where 
the  value  of  the  goods  distrained  or  taken  does  not  exceed 
$200,  and  in  actions  of  ejectment  where  the  yearly  value 
or  rent  does  not  exceed  $200,  (but  not  to  cases  involving 
the  title  to  landa,  validity  of  wills,  or  actions  for  libel, 
slander,  crim.  con.  or  seduction),  together  with  a  great 
variety  of  judicial  duties  incident  to  the  office  of  the  Judges 
imposed  by  numerous  statutes.  Dominion  and  Provincial 
Appeals  are  allowed  to  the  Court  of  Appeal. 


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Sittings  are  held  semi-annually  on  the  second  Tuesday  in 
'the  months  of  June  and  December  in  each  year,  except  in 
the  County  of  York,  where  they  are  held  on  the  first 
Tuesdays  in  December  and  March,  the  second  Tuesday  in 
May  and  September  in  each  year  ;  and  sittings  for  the  trial 
of  causes  without  a  juiy  are  held  in  everj'  county  (except  in 
York)  on  the  first  Monday  in  the  .mouths  of  June  and  April 
in  each  year,  and  it  is  in  the  discretion  of  the  Judge  to  hold 
additional  sittings  for  non-jury  cases  and  for  the  due  dispatch 
of  business.  Concurrent  sittings  may  also  be  held  for  the 
trial  of  jury  and  non-jury  cases. 

BOARD  OF  COUNTY  JUDGES. 

Chairman — J.  R.  Gowan,  County  of  Simcoe. 

Members — S.  J.  Jones,  County  of  Brant ;  D.  J.  Hughes, 
County  of  Elgin ;  James  Daniell,  Counties  of  Prescott  and 
Kussell ;   A.  Macdonald,  County  of  Wellington. 


COURTS  OF  GENERAL  SESSIONS. 

The  County  Judge  in  each  county,  or  in  his  absence  the 
Junior  or  Deputy  Judge,  presi-les  as  Chairman  at  a  sittings 
of  this  Court,  which,  subject  to  the  provisions  of  Rev.  Stat. 
Ont.,  ch.  48,  sec.  18,  are  held  semi-annually  on  the  second 
Tuesday  in  the  months  of  June  and  December,  except  in 
the  County  of  York,  in  which  county  such  Court  is  held 
four  times  in  each  year,  commencing  on  the  first  Tuesday 
in  December  and  March,  and  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  the 
months  of  May  and  September  in  each  year,  for  the  trial 
of  cases  of  felony  and  misdemeanor.  An  appeal  lies  to  the 
Court  of  General  Sessions  of  the  Peace  from  a  conviction  or 
order  made  by  a  Justice  or  Justices  of  the  Peace,  or  by  a 
Police  or  Stipendiary  Magistrate.  The  Judge  may  also,  in 
his  discretion,  hold  additional  sittings  at  such  times  as  may 
be  deemed  expedient  to  expedite  business,  but  only  for  the 
trial  of  issues  of  fact  without  a  jury. 


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COUNTY  JUDGES'  CRIMINAL  COURT. 

This  Court,  presided  over  by  the  County  (Junior  or 
Deputy)  Judge,  has  a  general  jurisdiction  in  cases  of  felony 
and  misdemeanor  (except  capital  felonies).  Persons  committed 
to  jail  for  trial,  on  a  charge  of  being  guilty  of  any  offence  for  | 
which  they  may  be  tried  at  a  Court  of  General  Sessions,  mai/, 
with  their  own  consent,  and  subject  to  the  provisions  of  the 
Act  in  that  behalf,  ))e  forthwith  summarily  tried  by  the  Judge 
of  the  County  Oou:'t  and  General  Sessions  without  a  jury,  and 
if  convicted  be  sentenced  by  the  said  J  udge  ;  and  the  Judge 
sitting  on  any  such  trial,  for  all  the  purposes  thereof,  is  con- 
stituted a  Court  of  Record,  and  the  record  in  any  such  case 
shall  be  filed  among  the  records  of  the  Court  of  General 
Sessions  last  mentioned. 


COURTS  OF  REVISION. 

The  County  Judges,  under  the  provisions  of  sec.  59  of  the 
"Assessment  Act,"  (R.  S.  0.  ch.  180)  hold  Courts  for  the 
Final  Revision  of  the  Assessment  Rolls  of  each  munici- 
pality, being  in  the  light  of  Courts  of  Appeal  from  the  first 
or  Municipal  Court  of  Revision  They  also  hold  Courts  for 
the  Revision  of  the  Voters*  Lists  of  each  Municipality,  and 
after  such  revision  the  Judge  certifies  the  list,  which  there- 
upon becomes  a  final  and  conclusive  register  of  the  right 
of  all  therein  named  to  vote  at  Parliamentary  elections,  save 
as  provided  in  certain  cases,  under  the  Voters'  List  Finality 
Act  (41  Vict.  ch.  21). 


INSOLVENT  DEBTORS'  COURTS. 

These  Courts,  presided  over  by  the  County  Judge,  and 
having  reference  to  traders  and  trading  companies  and  co- 
partnerships,  are  regulated  by  the  Dominion  Statutes  known 
as  "The  Insolvent  Act  of  1875,  and  Amending  Acts,"  which 
consolidated  and  assimilated  the  practice  in  Bankruptcy 
and  Insolvency  in  the  several  Provinces  of  the  Dominion. 


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cases  of  felony 
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Under  i.-  the  Judge  of  each  County  exorcises  important 
powei-s  i".  relation  to  the  issue  and  suspension  of  writs  of 
attachrnont  against  the  estates  of  insolvents,  determining  the 
contestation  of  claims,  the  examination  and  discharge  of 
insolvents,  and  the  distribution  of  theii*  estates.  Ofiicial 
assignees  are  nominated  by  the  Governor-in-Council,  and  are 
officers  of  the  Court,  having  jurisdiction  in  the  county  or 
distiict  for  which  they  are  appointed.  They  are  subject  to 
its  jurisdiction,  and  accountable  for  all  moneys,  estate,  and 
property  coming  into  their  possession. 


SURROGATE  COURTS. 

JUDGKS. 

The  County  Judges. 

SURROGATE  CLERK,  TORONTO. 

Sir  James  Lukin  Robinson,  Bart. 

There  is  a  Surrogate  Coui*t  in  each  county  regulated  by 
Rev.  Stat.  Ont  ch.  46.  Their  jurisdiction  relates  to  all 
testamentary  mattei's  and  causes,  voluntary  or  contentious, 
and  in  relation  to  the  granting  or  revoking  of  probates  of 
wills  and  letters  of  administration  of  the  effects  of  deceased 
persons  having  estate  or  effects  in  the  Province  of  Ontario, 
and  all  matters  arising  out  of,  or  connected  with  the  gi'ant 
or  revocation  of  probate  or  administration,  with  the  right  of 
appointing  guardians  to  infants.  In  certain  cases  of  con- 
tention, matters  may,  by  consent,  or  by  Judge's  order,  be 
referred  to  one  of  the  Superior  Courts,  or  to  the  Court  of 
Chancery.  An  appeal  lies  to  the  Court  of  Appeal  in  cases 
where  the  value  of  the  goods,  &c.,  exceed  $200. 

There  are  four  terms,  commencing  on  the  firet  Monday  in 
January,  April,  July,  and  October,  and  ending  on  the  Satur- 
day of  the  same  week,  except  in  the  County  of  York,  where 
the  terms  are  the  first  Monday  in  January  and  April,  and 
the  second  Monday  in  June  and  October  in  every  year,  and 
ending  on  the  Saturday  of  the  same  week. 


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DIVISION  COURTS. 


These  Coui-ts  are  held  in  different  places  in  each  county  for 
the  summary  disposal  of  cases  by  the  presiding  Judge,  being 
the  County  Judge,  or  the  Junior  Judge,  or  the  Deputy 
Judge,  or  any  barrister  appointed  to  hold  the  same  ;  but  a 
jury  of  five  persons  may  be  demanded  in  certain  cases. 
Their  jurisdiction  extends  to  actions  of  debt  or  contract 
amounting  to  $100,  and  to  all  personal  actions  where  the 
amount  claimed  does  not  exceed  $40  ;  to  all  actions  of 
replevin  where  the  value  of  the  goods  seized  does  not  exceed 
$40;  and  personal  actions  to  that  amount,  if  not  excepted  from 
their  jui'isdiction ;  but  not  to  actions  for  gambling  debts, 
liquors  drunk  in  a  tavern,  or  notes  of  hand  given  therefor, 
ejectment,  title  to  land,  &c.,  or  any  toll,  custom  or  franchise, 
will  or  settlement,  malicious  [)rosecution,  libel,  slander,  crim. 
con.,  seduction  or  breach  of  ])romise,  or  actions  against  a  J.  P. 
for  anything  done  by  him  in  the  execution  of  his  office,  if  he 
objects  to  it.  These  Courts  have  power  to  attach  debts 
in  cases  where  the  debt  exceeds  $25,  and  then  only  to  the 
extent  of  such  excess.  Each  judicial  district  is  divided  into 
Coiii-t  divisions,  and  Courts  are  held  once  in  every  two 
months  in  each  division,  or  oftener,  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Juc'ge.  Tlie  divisions  ai*e  established  by  the  Justices  of 
the  Peace  in  the  Court  of  General  Sessions  assembled,  who 
may  also  alter  the  number  and  limits  of  the  same,  and  in 
certain  cases  by  the  Judges  on  petition  of  the  Township 
Council. 


CROWN  LAW  OFFICERS. 

Minister  of  Justice  and  Attorney-General  for  Dominion 

OF  Canada. — Hon.  James  Macdonald,  Q.C.,  M.P. 
Deputy  Minister  of  Justice. — Z.  A.  Lash,  Esq. 
Chief  Clerk. — A.  Power. 


Attorney-General  for   Ontario.— Hon.   Oliver  Mowat, 
Q.C.,  M.P.P. 

Chief  Clerk. — J.  G.  Scott,  Q.C. 

Assistant  Clerk. — J.  Lonsdale  Capreol. 


JUDICIARY. 


TERMS  OF  THE  COUllTS. 


17 


)liver  Mowat, 


COURT   OF    APPEAL. 

This  Court  holds  its  sittings  at  such  times  and  for  sucli 
periods  as  the  Jud<,'o  shall,  from  time  to  time,  deem  necessary 
or  convenient  for  tlio  speedy  despatch  of  business,  the  times 
now  fixed,  being  the  second  Tuesday  in  January,  the  first 
Tuesday  in  March,  the  sooond  Tuesday  in  May,  the  first 
Tuesday  in  September,  and  the  second  Tuesday  in  November 
in  each  year. 

COMMON    LAW    TERMS. 

Hilary  Term  begins  first  Monday  in  Febiiiary,  and  ends 
Saturday  of  the  ensuing  -week. 

Easter  Term  begins  third  Monday  in  May,  and  ends  Satur- 
day of  the  second  week  thereafter. 

Trinltjj  Term  begins  on  the  Monday  after  the  21st  of 
August,  and  ends  on  Saturday  of  the  following  week. 

Michaelmas  Term  begins  third  Monday  in  November,  and 
ends  Saturday  of  the  second  week  thereafter. 

In  case  it  appears  to  the  Judges  of  either  of  the  said 
Courts,  or  to  any  two  of  thorn,  of  whom  the  Chief  Justice 
shall  be  one,  that  the  number  of  days  which  are  provided  by 
law  for  holding  any  term  is  not  required,  or  is  insufficient  for 
the  duo  despatch  of  the  business  to  be  transacted  by  that 
Court  in  such  term,  such  Judges  may  from  time  to  time,  by 
rule  or  order,  shorten  the  period  for  hoMing  the  term  in  such 
Court  to  such  period,  not  less  than  two  weeks,  or  increase 
the  length  of  the  same,  or  of  any  term  in  such  Court  to  any 
period,  as  the  case  may  requiie. 

Where,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Judges  of  either  of  the  Courts 
of  Queen's  Bench  or  Common  Pleas,  it  is  not  necessary  for 
the  dispatch  of  business  pending  in  such  Court,  to  hold 
sittings  during  Trinity  Term  in  any  year,  the  Judges  of  such 
Court  may  in  Easter  Term  of  such  year,  by  rule  of  Court 
kfrom  time  to  time  made,  direct  that  their  Court  shall  not  sit 
Iduring  the  time  appointed  for  holding  Truiity  Term,  and  any 
lotion  for  a  rule  rds'i  for  a  new  trial  or  nonsuit,  or  otherwise 
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affecting  any  verdict  which  may  be  rendered  at  the  sittings 
of  Nisi  Prius  during  the  Summer  Assizes,  may  be  made 
before  and  heard  by  the  Judge  sitting  for  the  full  Court 
during  vacation,  and  the  rule,  if  gi-anted,  shall  be  set  down 
for  argument  before  the  full  Court  for  the  following  term. 

The  said  Coui-ts  at  their  discretion  may  hold  sittings  in 
banc  out  of  term,  by  virtue  of  a  rule  or  order  of  the  Court, 
respectively  to  be  made  in  or  out  of  term,  for  the  hearing  of 
such  special  cases  or  rules  for  new  trials  as  shall  be  named  in 
a  list  to  be  attached  to  any  such  rule  or  order,  and  for  giving 
of  judgments  in  cases  previously  argued,  and  for  disposing  of 
such  other  business  as  the  Court  in  its  discretion  shall  see 
fit ;  but  no  such  sitting  in  banc  shall  be  held  during  the  long 
vacation. 

One  of  the  Judges  of  either  of  the  Superior  Courts  sits 
in  open  Court  on  Tuesday  and  Friday  of  every  week,  as  well 
in  as  out  of  term,  except  during  vacation,  for  the  purpose  of 
disposing  of  all  Coui-t  business  which  may  be  transacted  by 
a  single  Judge,  subject  to  an  appeal  to  the  full  Court,  which 
for  that  purpose  may  be  constituted  of  two  Judges. 

CHANCERY   TERMS. 

Terms  for  the  hearing  of  causes,  including  examination  of 
witnesses,  are  held  twice  in  each  year  at  Toronto  and  on 
Cu'cuit,  the  places  and  dates  being  previously  arranged  by 
the  Judges.     See  Circuics. 

Terms  for  the  rehearing  of  causes  are  held  on  the  third 
Thursday  in  February,  ^jhe  last  Thursday  in  August,  and  the 
tirat  Thuraday  in  December. 

• 

COuNVY  COURT  TERMS. 

The  several  County  Courts  in  Ontario,  except  the  County 
of  York,  hold  Terms  each  year,  commencing  respectively  on 
the  first  Monday  in  the  months  of  Januaiy,  April,  July,  and 
October,  and  ending  on  the  Saturday  of  the  same  week. 

The  Terms  of  the  County  Court  of  the  County  of  York 
commence  respectively  on  the  first  Monday  in  January  and 
April,  and  on  the  second  Monday  in  Jure  and  October,  in 
each  year,  and  end  on  the  Saturday  of  the  same  week. 


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CIRCUITS  OF  THE  COUETS. 

COMMON   LAW   CIRCUITS. 

Courts  of  Assize  and  Nisi  Prins,  and  of  Over  and 
Terminer  and  General  Gaol  Delivery,  are  held  twice  a 
year  in  each  County,  or  union  of  Counties,  in  the  vacation 
between  Hilary  and  Easter  Terms,  and  between  that  period 
of  the  vacation  after  the  21st  of  August  and  Michaelmas 
Term,  except  the  Counties  of  York  and  Wentworth,  in  each 
of  which  Counties  there  is  a  third  such  Court  in  every 
year,  in  the  vacation  between  Michaelmas  and  Hilary 
Terms;  and  in  the  County  of  York  there  is  a  fourth  such 
Court,  between  Easter  Term  and  the  1st  day  of  July,  and  all 
such  Courts  are  held  on  such  days  as  the  Chief  Justice 
and  Judges  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Common  Law  shall 
name,  and  they  have  also  power  to  appoint  Courts  of  Assize 
and  Nisi  Prius  in  any  county  for  the  trial  of  causes  which 
are  to  be  tried  by  a  Judge  wit^iout  a  jury.  The  Courts  of 
Assize  and  Nisi  Prius  may,  in  the  discretion  of  the  Judges, 
be  held  separate  and  apart  from  the  Courts  of  Oyer  and 
Terminer  and  General  Gaol  Delivery,  and  the  Assizes  for  any 
county  are  not  put  an  end  to  by  the  commencement  of  term, 
but  may  continue  and  be  holden  during  term,  subject  to  special 
rules  in  such  case  for  moving  against  the  verdict  or  for  new 
trials. 

There  are  eight  Circuits,  as  follows,  viz. : — 

Eastern. — Pembroke,  Perth,  Cornwall,  L'Orignal,  Ottawa. 

Midland. — Napanee,  Picton,  Belleville,  Brockville,  Kingston. 

Victoria. — Brampton,  Whitby,  Cobourg,  Lindsay,  Peterboro'. 

Brock. — Owen  Sound,   Stratford,  Woodstock,  Walkerton, 
Goderich. 

Niagara.— Milton,  St.  Catharines,  Welland,Cayuga,  Hamilton. 

Waterloo. — Barrie,  Berlin,  Guelph,  Brantford,  Simcoe. 

Western. — St.  Thomas,  Samia,  Sandwich,  Chatham,  London. 

iHoME. — Toronto. 


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The  Courts  in  each  Circuit  are  presided  over  by  one 
of  the  Chief  Justices  or  Judges  of  the  Superior  Courts,  or  of 
the  Courts  of  Appeal  or  Chancery,  or,  in  their  absence,  by  a 
Judge  of  a  County  Court,  or  some  one  of  Her  Majesty's 
counsel  learned  in  the  law,  requested  by  any  one  of  the  Chief 
Justices  or  Judges  of  the  Superior  Coui-ts  to  act  in  that  behalf. 


CHANCERY    CIRCUITS. 

For  the  examination  of  Avitnesses  and  hearing  causes,  are 
held  in  the  S])ring  and  Fall  of  each  year,  as  follows : — 

Toronto. — Toronto. 

Eastern. — Lindsay,    Peterborough,   Belleville,    Brockville, 
Cornwall,  Cobourg,  Kingston,  Ottawa. 

Western. — London,  "Woodstock,  Stratford,  Goderich,"Walker- 
ton.  Sandwich,  Sarnia,  Chatham. 

Home.  — Guelph,  Simcoe,  Whitby,  Brantford,  Barrie,  Owen 
Sound,  St.  Catharines,  Hamilton. 

In  case  it  appears  to  the  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Chancery 
or  a  majority  of  them  after  the  circuits  have  been  arranged 
and  appointed,  that  it  would  be  in  furtherance  of  the 
administration  of  justice  to  hold  other  sittings  in  addition  to 
those  appointed,  the  Judsjes  or  a  majority  of  them  ma}' 
appoint,  and  hold  sittings  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  at  any 
other  county  town,  in  addition  to  those  at  which  sittings 
were  appointed. 

The  Courts  in  each  Circuit  are  presided  over  bj''  the 
Chancellor  or  one  of  the  Vice-Chancellors,  or  by  a  retired  or 
present  Judge  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Law  or  of  the  Court 
of  Appeal,  or  by  a  Judge  of  a  County  Court,  or  by  some  one 
of  Her  Jilajesty's  Counsel  learned  in  the  law,  requested  by 
the  Chancellor  or  one  of  the  Vice-Chancellors  to  act  in  that 
behalf. 

county  court  sittings. 

The  sittings  of  the  County  Court  in  each  County  are  held 
semi-annually  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  the  months  of  June 
and  December  in  each  year,  except  in  the  County  of  York, 


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where  they  are  held  on  the  first  Tuesdays  in  December  and 
March,  the  second  Tuesday  in  May  and  September  in  each 
year ;  and  sittings  for  the  trial  of  causes  without  a  jury  are 
held  in  every  County  (except  in  York)  on  the  fii-st  Monday 
in  the  months  of  June  and  April  in  each  year,  and  it  is  in 
the  discretion  of  the  Judge  to  hold  additional  sittings  if  he 
should  deem  it  requisite. 


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LEGAL  HOLIDAYS. 

LONG   VACATION 

Extends  from  the  1st  of  July  to  the  21st  of  August, 
inclusive.  In  the  Court  of  Appeal,  the  long  vacation  extends 
from  the  1st  July  to  the  31  at  of  August,  inclusive.  In 
Cliancexy,  there  is  also  a  vacation  from  the  24th  of  Decem- 
ber to  6th  of  January. 

Sundays,  New  Year's  Day,  Good  Friday,  Easter  Monday, 
Queen's  Birthday,  Christmas  Day ;  also  any  day  apjwintjd 
by  proclamation  for  a  general  fast  or  thanksgiving. 


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LAW  SOCIETY  OF  UPPEK  CANADA. 


The  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  was  ertablished  in 
1797,  by  the  Act  37  George  III.  cap.  13,  which  enabled  the 
then  Practitioners  of  the  Law  to  form  themselves  into  a 
society  "  for  the  purpose  of  securing  to  the  country  and  the 
profession  a  learned  and  honourable  body,  to  assist  their 
fellow  subjects,  as  occasion  may  require,  and  to  support  and 
maintain  the  Constitution  of  the  Province."  This,  however, 
was  not  the  first  Act  relating  to  the  profession  of  the  law  in 
Upper  Canada,  the  Ordinance  of  Quebec  (29  Geo.  III.  cap.  4) 
being  jirior  to  the  Act  of  1797,  which  established  the  Law 
Society.  This  Ordinance,  however,  continued  in  force  in 
Lower  Canada  until  1849.  In  1822,  by  the  Act  2  Geoi-ge 
III.  cap.  5,  the  Society  was  incorporated,  and  its  functions 
vested  in  the  Treasurer  and  Benchers  for  the  time  being,  who 
were  elected  according  to  the  by-laws  of  the  Society,  much 
in  the  same  manner  as  in  the  Law  Societies  of  England. 
This  mode  of  government  continued  till  1871,  when  by  the 
Act  34  Vic.  ch.  15  (Kev.  Stat.  Ont.  ch.  138),  the  Bencht.s 
were  made,  exclusive  of  ex  officio  members,  elective  by  the 
Bar,  the  ex  officio  consisting  of  the  Attorney  General  of 
Canada  for  the  time  being,  and  «11  who  have  held  that  office, 
if  a  member  of  the  Ontario  Bar,  the  Attorney  General  of 
Ontario,  and  all  who  have  held  that  office,  and  all  members 
of  the  Bar  of  Ontario  who  have  at  any  time  held  the  office 
of  Attorney  or  Solicitor  General  of  the  former  province  of 
Upper  Canada,  and  any  retired  Judge  of  the  Superior 
Courts  of  Law  or  Equity  of  Ontario  ;  the  elective,  thirty  in 
number,  being  chosen  by  ballot,  for  a  term  of  five  years,  by 
the  members  of  the  Bar,  in  manner  prescribed  by  the  Act. 
Vacancies  during  the  five  years'  term  are  filled  by  the 
remaining  Benchers.  The  Judges  of  the  Superior  Courts  are 
Visitors  of  the  Society.  On  the  fii-st  day  of  Easter  Term, 
annually,  the   Benchers  appoint  one  of  their  body   to  be 


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23 


treasurer,  who  is  also  President  of  the  Society.  Committees 
[on  Finances,  Reporting,  Legal  Education,  the  Library,  and 
Discipline,  and  the  Representative  of  the  Law  Society  on 
the  Senate  of  the  University  of  Toronto,  are  also  appointed 
during  the  same  term.  The  Benchers  sit  in  Convocation 
every  Term  for  the  call  of  Barristers,  the  admission  of 
Attorneys  and  Solicitors  to  practise,  and  of  Students  to 
[enter  the  Society. 

VISITORS. 

I  Hon.  John  Godfrey  Spragge,  Chancellor  of  Ontario. 

Hon.  John  H.  Hagarty,  Chief  Justice  of  Queen's  Bench. 

Hon.  Adam  Wilson,  Chief  Justice  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Hon.  Thomas  Gait,  Judge  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Hon.  Samuel  Hume  Blake,  Vice-Chancellor. 

Hon.  Wm.  Proudfoot,  Vice-Chancellor. 
\  Hon.  John  D.  Armour,  Judge  Court  of  Queen's  Bench. 
j  Hon.  Matthew  C.  Cameron,  Judge  Court  of  Queen's  Bench. 
;  Hon.  Judge  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

TREASURER. 

Hon.  Stephen  Richards,  Q.C. 


BENCHERS. 

Ex  Officio. 

I  Right  Hon.  Sir  John  Alexander  Macdonald,  K.C.B.,  D.C.L., 
Q.C,  Attorney-General  1854 ;  Minister  of  Justice 
and  Attorney-General,  Canada,  1867.  £ 

[Hon.  James  Patton,  LLP.,  Q.C.,  Solicitor-General  ISfe. 
Hon.  Lewis  VVailbridge,  Q.(J.,  Solicitor-Ueneral  18G2.  "" 

Hon.  Albert  Norton  Richards,  Q.C,  Solicitor-General  1863. 
I  Hon.  James  Cockburn,  Q.C,  Solicitor-General  1864. 
I  Hon.  Adam  Crooks,  LL.D.,  Q.C,  Attorney-General,  Ontario, 

1871. 
Hon.  Oliver  Mowat,  L.L.D.,  Q.C,  retired  Vice-Chancellor, 

present  Attorney-General,  Ontario,  1872. 
Hon.  Edward  Blake,  M.A.,  Q.C,  Minister  of  Justice  and 
Attorney-General,  Canada,  1875. 

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Elected. 

From  Easter  Temit  1876,  to  Easter  Term,  1881. 

H.  C.  R.  Bechei',  Q.C.  London. 
John  Bell,  Q.C.,  Belleville. 
T.  M.  Benson,  Port  Hope. 
James  Bethune,  LL.B.,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
B.  M.  Britton,  M.A.,  Q.C.,  Kingston. 
*    Hector  Cameron,  M.A.,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
John  Crickmore,  Toronto. 
Eraestus  Crombie,  Toronto. 
Hon.  A.  S.  Hardy,  Q.C.,  Brantford. 
J.  A.  Henderson,  D.C.L.,  Q.C.,  Kingston. 
Thomas  Hodgins,  M.A.,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
John  Hoskin,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
^.  Irving,  Q.C.,  Hamilton. 
Robert  Lees,  Q.C.,  Ottawa. 
Alexander  Leith,  Q.C.,  Torontd. 
A.  Lemon,  Guelph. 
D'Alton  McCarthy,  Q.C.,  Barrie. 
F.  McKelcan,  Q.C.,  Hamilton, 
p.  McMichael,  LL.D.,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
James  Maclennan,  M.A.,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
E.  Martin,  Q.C.,  Hamilton. 
^'.  R.  Meredith,  LL.B.,  Q.C.,  London. 
J.  A.  Miller,  D.C.L.,  St.  Catharines. 
I'  Oaler,  Toronto. 
Hon.  T.  B,  Pardee,  Q.C.,  Sarnia, 
D.  B.  Bead,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
Hon.  S.  Richards,  Q.C.,  Toronto. 
Thomas  Robertson,  Q.C.,  Dundas. 
W.  H.  Scott,  B.A.,  Q.C.,  Peterborough. 
L  W.  Smith,  D.C  L.,  Toronto. 

SECRETARY,   SUB-TREASURER,   AND  LIBRARIAN. 

James  Hutchison  Esten,  Barrister-at-Law. 


ASSISTANT   IN  LIBRARY. 


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EXAMINERS  FOR  M ATRIGULAI  ION. 

George  M.  Evans,  M.A.,  and  E,  E.  Kingsford,  M.A. 

EXAMINERS  IN  LAW. 

T.  D.  Delamere,  M.A.,  and  John  S.  Ewart. 

REPRESENTATIVE  OF  LAW  SOCIETY  ON  TORONTO  UNIVERSITY 

SENATE. 

Thomas  Hodgins,  M.A.,  LL.B.  Q.C. 


SUB-COMMITTEES  OF  BENCHERS  OF  THE  LAW  SOCIETY. 


Finance. 

[D.  B.  Eead,  Q.C. 

Chairman. 
[Hon.  James  Patton,  Q.C. 
Tohn  (Jnckmore. 
!D' Alton  McCarthy,  Q.C. 
(Edward  Martin,  Q.C. 
F.  Osier. 
Thomas  Hodgins,  Q.C. 


Library. 

j^fCmilius  Irving,  Q.C. 

Chairman. 
F.  McKelcan,  QL.C. 
Hector  Cameron,  Q.C. 
Daniel  McMichael,  Q.C. 
James  Bethune,  Q.C. 
J.  A.  Miller. 


Reporting. 

Ijas.  Maclennan,  Q.C. 
jjas  Bethune,  Q.C. 
B.  M.  Britton,  Q.C. 

E.  Martin,  Q.C. 

I  John  Hoskin,  Q.C. 

p' Alton  McCarthy,  Q.C. 

F.  McKelcan,  Q.C. 


Legal  Education. 

Thomas  Hodgins,  ^.C. 

T.  M.  Benson. 

T.  Robertson,  Q.C. 

Hon.  A.  Crooks,  Q.C. 

F.  Osier. 

John  Crickmore. 

Alexander  Leith,  Q.C. 


Discipline. 

i".  Osier,  T.  M.  Benson. 

Chairman.  John  Hoskin,  Q.C. 

[James  Maclennan,  Q.C.  Thomas  Bobertson,  Q.C. 

IThomas  Hodgins,  Q.C.  D.  McMichael,  Q.C. 


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ONTABIO   LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 


LIST  OF  QUEEN'S  COUNSEL. 


Rt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  A.  Macdonald. 
Hon.  Oliver  Mowat 
Miles  O'Reilly,  Esq. 
Hon.  Lewis  WoUbridge. 
Henry  C.  II .  BecLer,  Esq. 
Hon.  Alexander  Campbell. 
Hon.  Stephen  Richarda 
David  B.  Read,  Esq. 
Hon.  James  Patton. 
HonTSidney  SmitbT 
John  Bell,  Esq. 
John  Hector  Esq. 
Hon.  James  Cockburn. 
Hon.  A.  N.  Richards, 
^milius  Irving,  Esq. 
Christopher  Robin.son,  Esq. 
Hon.  Adam  Crooks, 
N.  Kirchoffer,  Esq. 
Hon.  Edward  Blake. 
Clarke  Gamble,  Esq. 
Philip  Low,  Esq. 
Richard  Miller,  Esq. 
Hon.  Richard  W.  Scott. 
Danl.  McMichael,  Esq. 
R.  S.  Woods,  Esq. 
Jas.  A.  Henderson,  Esq. 
Alexander  Leith,  Esq. 
Thos.  Robertson,  Esq. 
Hon.  John  O'Connor. 
Hector  Cameron,  Esq. 
Jas.  Beaty,  jun.,  Esq. 
George  A.  Drew,  Esq. 
Jas.  Maclennan,  Esq. 
David  Tisdale,  Esq. 
D'Alton  McCarthy,  Esq. 
Hewitt  Bernard,  Esq.,  C.M.G 
Angus  Morrison,  Esq. 


G.  R.  VauNorman,  Esq. 
Geo.  E.  Henderson,  Esq. 
Edward  Fitzgerald,  Esq. 
Thomas  Hodgins,  Esq. 
John  Hoskin,  Esq. 
Richard  Martin,  Esq. 
Robert  Lees,  Esq. 
Francis  R.  Ball,  Esq. 
Hon.  Alexander  Morris. 
Edward  Martin,  Esq. 
Henry  B.  Beard,  Esq. 
Thomas  Wardlaw  Taylor,  Esq. 
Francis  McKelcan,  Esq. 
William  Kerr,  Esq. 
Byron  Mofiatt  Britton,  Esq. 
Malcolm  Colin  Cameron,  Esq. 
Hon.  Timothy  Blair  Pardee. 
William  Hepburn  Scott,  Esq. 
William  Ralph  Meredith,  Esq. 
Warren  Rock,  Esq. 
William  Lount,  Esq. 
John  Galloway  Scott,  Esq. 
James  Bethune,  Esq. 
Jas.  Kirkpatrick  Kerr,  Esq. 
Britton  B.  Osier,  Esq. 
Thomas  Deacon  Esq. 
Thomas  Ferguson,  Esq. 
John  Alexander  Boyd,  Esq. 
James  F.  Dennistoun,  Es.q. 
Hugh  McMahon,  Esq. 
David  Glass,  Esq. 
John  Idington,  Esq. 
Hon.  Arthur  S.  Hardy. 
Hon.  Christopher  F.  Fraser. 
Donald  Ban  Maclennan,  Esq. 
■  Donald  Guthrie,  Esq. 


LAW    SOCIETY   OF   UPPER  CANADA. 


27 


KULES  OF  THE  LAW  SOCIETY 

ls  to  examination  of  candidates,  scholarships, 

&c. 


EXAMINATION  OF  CANDIDATES. 

There  shall  be  an  examination,  according  to  the  rules  and 
L-egulations  of  this  Society  : 

1.  Of  any  candidate  for  admission  as  a  Student-at-Law 

or  Articled  Clerk. 

2.  Of  every  Student  or  Articled  Clerk  in  the  year  next 

but  two,  and  in  the  year  next  but  one,  before  his 
final  examination. 

.3.  Of  every  apjjlicant  for  a  Certificate  of  Fitness  for  ad- 
mission as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor. 

4.  Of  every  candidate  for  Call  to  the  Bar.      Special 
cases  under  Rev.  Stat.  Out.  ch.  138,  see.  38. 

The  examination  of  Candidates  for  Call  to  the  Bar  shall  be 
partly  in  writing  by  printed  or  written  questions,  to  be 
answered  in  writing,  and  partly  oral,  under  the  supervision 
of  the  Examiners. 

The  examination  qi  applicants  for  Certificates  of  Fitness 
shall  be  conducted  in  like  manner. 

A  graduate  in  the  Faculty  of  Arts  in  any  University  in 
Her  Majesty's  Dominions,  empowered  to  grant  such  degrees, 
shall  be  entitled  to  admission  upon  giving  six  weeks'  notice 
in  accordance  with  the  existing  rules  (see  Form  No.  I.,  page 
51,  paying  the  prescribed  fees,  and  presenting  to  Convocation 
his  diploma,  or  a  proper  cei-titicate  of  his  having  received  his 
degree. 

All  other  candidates  for  admission  as  Students-at-Law  or 
Articled  Clerks  shall  give  six  weeks'  notice  (see  Form  No^ 
I ,  page  51),  pay  the  prescribed  fees,  and  pass  a  satisfactory 
examination  in  the  following  subjects : — 


f 

I 


!; 


/ 


28  ONTARIO    LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 

FOR  MICHAELMAS  TERM,  1878,  AND  HILARY  TERM,  1879./ 


CLASSICS. 


Xenophon,  Anabasis,  B.  I.;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  I.;  Cicero,  for  the 
Manilian  Law,;  Ovitl,  Fasti,  B.  L,  vv.  1-300;  Virgil,  /Kneid,  B.  II., 
vv.  1-317;  Translations  from  English  into  Latin;  Paper  on  Ijatinj 
Grammar. 


MATHEMATICS. 


Arithmetic  ;  Algebra,  to  the  end  of  Quadratic  Equations  ;  Euclid, 
Bks.  L.  II.,  III. 


ENGLISH. 


A 

on 
and  VI 


L  Paper  on  English  Grammar;  Composition;  An  Examination 
"The  Lady  of  tlie  Lake,"  with  special  reference  to  Cantos  V. 


HISTORY  AND  GEOGRAPHY. 


English  History  from  Queen  Anne  to  George  III.  inclusive. 
Roman  History,  from  the  commencement  of  the  second  Punic  War 
to  the  death  of  Augustus.  Greek  History,  from  the  Persian  to  the 
Peloponesian  Wars,  both  inclusive.  Ancient  Geography  :  Greece, 
Italy,  and  Asia  Minor.  Modem  Geography  :  Noi"th  America  and 
Europe. 

Optional  subjects  instead  of  Greek. 

FRENCH. 

A  Paper  on  Grammar.   Translation  of  simple  sentences  into  French  j 
Prose.    Corueille,  Horace,  Acts  I.  and  II. 

or,    GERMAN. 

A  Paper  on  Grammar.    Museaus,  Stumme  Liebe.    Schiller,  Lied  j 
Von  der  Glocke. 


ADDITIONAL  REGULATIONS  RESPECTING  THE 
EXAMINATION  OF  STUDENTS-AT-LAW. 

Note — These  Regulations  will  come  in  force  after  Hilary  Term,  1879. 

That  after  Hilary  Term,  1879,  the  subjects  prescribed  for  the 
Primary  Examination  of  Students-at-Law  shall  be  the  same  as  those 
prescribed  for  each  year  by  the  University  of  Toronto  for  the  Pass 
Examination  at  the  tfunior  Matriculation  of  students  in  the  Faculty 


LAW   SOCIETY    OF   UPPER   CANADA. 


29< 


ARY  TERM,  1879./ 


E(|uation8;  Euclid, 


Arts,  and  with  tho  option  as  to  Greok  or  French  and  German  as 
low  prescriljed. 

That  after  the  said  term  tlie  Law  f'-ooioty  Iiold  two  examinations 
each  year,  during  Michauhnas  and  Hilary  Tenn,  and  no  others, 
jr  the  admission  of  Students-at-Law. 

That  the  Matriculation  Examinations  of  tho  University  of  Toronto 
May  and  September  be  substituted  for  tlie  Primary  Examinations 
\i  Students-at-Law  during  Easter  and  Trinity  Terms. 

That  Candidates  who  pass  the  said  ALatriculation  Examinations  in 
le  said  University  of  Toronto  in  May  and  .Septendjer,  and  who  have 
iven  the  usual  notice  of  their  intention  to  api)ly  for  admission  as 
8tudents-at-Law  during  the  said  Easter  and  Trinity  T-  /ms,  shall  be 
Entitled  to  be  entered  as  such  Students-at-Law  as  of  such  terms  as 
loUows  : — For  the  May  Examination,  as  of  Easter  Term,  and  for  the 
Vptember  Examination,  as  of  Trinity  Term. 

That  with  the  exception  of  passing  the  Primary  Examinations 
|luring  the  said  Easter  and  Hilary  Terms,  Candidates  may  be  ad- 
litted  and  enrolled  as  Students-at-Law  during  each  of  the  said 
Terms  of  Hilary,  Easter,  Ti-inity,  and  Michaelmas,  according  to  the 
^ther  conditions  now  existing. 


sntences  into  French 


Bbe.     Schiller,  Lied 


Hilary  Term,  IS79. 


AFTER  HILARY  TERxM,  1879. 

Candidates  for  Admission  as  Students-at-Law  shall  pass  a 
^atisfactoiy  examination  in  the  following  subjects  : — 

CLASSICS. 

1878. — Xenophon,  Anabasis,  B.  I.  ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  VI.  Ca?sar, 
Jellum  Eritanuicum ;  Cicero,  Pro  Archia;  Virgii,  ^Eiieid,  B.  11., 
TV.  1-317;  Ovid,  Fasti,  B.  L,  w.  1-300. 

1879. — Xenophon,  Anabasis,  B.  II. ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  VI.  Ca-sar, 
Jellum  Britannicum ;  Cicero,  Pro  Archia ;  Virgil,  Eclog.  I. ,  IV. , 
n.,  VII.,  IX.  ;  Ovid,  Fasti,  B.  I.,  vv.  1-300. 

1880. — Xenophon,  Anabasis,  B.  11. ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  IV.  Cicero, 
In  Catilinam,  11.,  III.,  and  IV  ;  Virgil,  Eclog.,  1.,  IV.,  VL,  VII., 
IX.  ;  Ovid,  Fasti,  B.  I.,  vv.  1-300. 

1881. — Xenophon,  Anabasis,  B.  V. ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  IV.  Cicero, 
\n  Ca+ilinam,  II.,  III.,  and  IV.;  Ovid,  Fasti,  B.  I.,  vv.  1-300; 
"argil,  ^:neid,  B.  I.,  vv.  1-304. 

Translation    from  English    into   Latin  Prose ;    Paper    on    Latin 
[Grammar,  on  which  special  stress  will  be  laid. 


30 


ONTARIO    LEGAL    DIBECTORY. 


MATHEMATIt'S. 

Arithmetic ;  Algebra,  to  the  end  of  Quadratic  Eciuations ;  Euclid. 
Bb.  I.,  II.,  III. 

ENGLISH. 

A  Paper  on  English  Grammar  ;  Composition  ;  Critical  Analysis  of 
a  Selected  Poem  :— 1878.  The  Traveller  and  the  Deserted  Village ; 
1879.  Paradise  Lost,  Bb.  I.  and  Tl.  ;  1880.  Eleyy  in  a  Country 
Churchyard  and  The  Traveller  ;  1881.  Lady  of  the  Lake,  with  special 
reference  to  Ciiutos  V.  and  VI. 

HISTORY  AND   OEOGRAPHV. 

English   History  from  William  III.   to  George  III.   inclusive; 
Roman  History  from  the  commencement  of  the  Second  Punic  War  to 
the  death  of  Augustus ;   (ireek   History  from  the  Persian  to  the  ^ 
Pfcloponnesian  Wars,  both  inclusive,  Ancient  Geography:   Greece,  | 
Italy,  and  Asia  Minor ;   Modern  Geography  :   North  America  and  f 
Eurojie. 

OPTIONAL  SUBJECTS. 

FREXCH. 

A  Paper  on  Grammar ;  Translation  from  English  into  French 
Prose  :  1878  and  1880.  Souvestre,  Uu  Philosophe  sous  les  toits ; 
1879  and  1881.  Emile  De  Bonnechose,  Lazare  Hoche. 


GERMAN. 

A  Paper  on  Grammar  ;  Musaeus,  Stummc  Liebe  ;  1878  and 
1880.  Schiller,  Die  BUrgschaft  der  Taucher  ;  1879  and  1881.  Schiller, 
Der  Gang  nach  dem  Eisenhammer ;  Die  Kraniche  des  Ibycus. 

A  Student  of  any  TJnivei-sity  in  this  Province  who  shall 
present  a  certificate  of  having  passed,  within  four  yeai-s  of 
his  application,  an  examination  in  the  subjects  above  pre- 
scribed, shall  be  entitled  to  admission  as  a  Student-at-Law  or 
Articled  Clerk  (as  the  case  may  be),  iii)on  giving  the  pre  icribed 
notice  and  paying  the  prescribed  fee. 

All  examinations  of  Students-at-Law  or  Articled  Clerks 
shall  be  conducted  by  the  Examiner  for  matriculation  before 
the  Committee  on  Legal  Education,  or  before  a  special  com- 
mittee appointed  by  Convocation. 


filiations ;  Euclid. 


LAW   SOCIETY   OF   UPPER   CANADA. 


81 


No  one  who  has  been  admitted  on  the  books  of  the  Society 
Is  a  Student,  Hhull  be  required  to  iiass  preliminary  examina- 
tion as  an  Articled  Clerk. 

The  Pritnary  examinations  take  place  on  the   Tuesday, 
''ednesday,  and  Thursday,  next  but  one  before  each  term. 

The  Final  examinations  and  the  Intermediate  examinations 
take  place  during  the  week  immediately  before  each  term. 

The  Scholarship  examinations  take  place  during  the  second 
i^eek  of  Michaelmas  term. 


RULES  AS  TO  EXAMINATION  OF  ARTICLED  CLERKS. 

Notice  of  examination  shall  be  given  to  the  Secretary  by  a 
Jencher  not  less  than  six  weeks  previous  to  the  tenn  imrae- 
liately  following  the  examination.  See  Form  No.  I., 
)age  51. 

• 

Examinations  shall  be  had  by  the  Examining  Committee 
md  Examiner  on  the  same  day  as  the  examination  of  Stu- 
lents-at-Law  before  each  term,  and  shall  be  conducted  in  the 
Isame  manner. 

The  fees  payable  shall  be  as  follows  :  With  notice  for 
[examination,  one  dollar;  on  presentation  for  examination, 
[forty  dollai-s. 

On  failure  to  pass  the  examination,  thirty  dollars  of  the 
[fees  shall  be  j)aid  back. 

Term  of  service  under  Articles  shall  be  effectual  only  from 
I  time  of  passing  examination. 

Candidates  for  admission  as  Articled  Clerts  (except  ;;radu- 
ates  of  Universities  and  Students-at-Law),  are  requii*ed  to 
pass  a  satisfactory  Examination  in  the  following  subjects : — 


32  ONTARIO    LEGAL   DIRECTOKY. 

Ovid,  Fasti,  B.  I.,  vv.  1-300 ;  or, 

Vugii,  ^neid,  B.  II.,  vv.  1-317. 

Arithmetic. 

Euclid,  Bks.  I.,  II.,  and  III. 

English  Grammar  and  Composition. 

English  History — Queen  Anne  to  George  III. 

Modern  Geography — North  America  and  Europe. 

Elements  of  Book-keeping. 

No  one  who  has  been  admitted  on  the  books  of  the  Society 
as  a  Student,  shall  be  required  to  pass  a  preliminary  examin- 
ation aa  an  Articled  Clerk. 

The  examination  of  Candidates  for  Admission  shall  be 
partly  in  writing  and  partly  oral,  and  shall  be  conducted 
by  the  "Examiner  for  Matriculation,"  (who  shall  be  ap- 
l)ointed  by  the  Benchers  each  term  for  the  succeeding 
term),  in  the  presence  of  the  Committee  aforesaid,  or  ot 
any  three  of  them  ;  and  shall  be  commenced  on  Tuesday  in 
the  hist  week  but  one  of  each  vacation,  at  ten  o'clock,  a.m.  ; 
and  the  same  may  be  adjourned  in  such  manner  as  may  be 
found  convenient. 

■  In  the  event  of  no  appointmeiit  of  Examiner  being  made 
by  the  Bench ei-s  during  any  term,  the  Treasurer  shall  appoint 
an  Examiner  for  the  next  ensuing  examinations. 

Notice  of  the  day  on  which  the  applicants  for  admission 
are  respectively  required  to  attend  for  the  pui'pose  of  being 
examined,  shall,  by  the  Secretary,  be  transmitted  to  them  by 
post  as  soon  as  may  be  after  each  term. 

In  case  no  such  notice  be  received,  attendance  is  to  be 
given  on  the  Tuesday  above  appointed  for  entering  upon  the 
examinations. 

No  })erson  shall  be  admitted  as  a  Student-at-Law  or  Articled 
Clerk  who  is  not  of  the  full  age  of  sixteen  years. 

Notice  of  the  intention  of  any  person  to  apply  for  admission 
as  a  Student-at-I^aw  or  Articled  Clerk  signed  by  a  Bencher, 
and  containing  the  name,  addition,  and  family  residence  of 
the  candidate,  must  be  delivered  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
society,  at  his  office  in  Osgoode  Hall,  at  least  six  weeks 


LAW   SOCIETY   OF   UPPER   CANADA. 


33 


'efore  the  term  in  which  he  seeks  admission.     (See  Form 
FNo.  L,  page  51.) 

The  candidate  must  by  presented  to  the  Examining  Com- 
mittee by  an  instrument  in  writing,  signed  by  a  Barrister  of 
the  Ontario  bar,  in  form  approved  of  by  the  Secretary.  (See 
Form  No.  II.,  page  51.) 

The  Secretary  shall,  as  soon  as  all  the  notices  have  been 
received,  make  out  two  lists  containing  the  names,  additions, 
and  family  residence  of  all  the  candidates  for  admission,  on 
behalf  of  whom  notices  of  presentation  have  been  regularly 
given,  and  shall  affix  one  of  sucli  lists  in  a  conspicuous  place 
in  his  office,  and  the  other  in  the  Convocation  Chamber. 

■  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Examiner  to  prejjare  at  least 
three  papers  on  the  preceding  subjects,  viz.,  1.  Latin; 
2.  Mathematics;  3.  History,  Geograjjhy,  English  Grammar, 
and  Composition.  Such  papers  shall  be  printed  for  use  in 
the  examinations. 

Candidates  shall  also  be  examined  orally  in  the  presence 
of  the  Examining  Committee  in  Latin,  and  in  such  other 
of  the  abovementioned  subjects  as  the  Examining  Committee 
may  think  pi'oper,  or  the  Examiner  recommend. 


iw  or  Articled 


COMMITTEE    OP   EXAMINATION    FOR    ADMISSION   ON   THE    BOOKS 
AS    STUDENT-AT-LAW    AND    ARTICLED   CLERK. 

The  Legal  Education  Committee,  or  a  Committee  of  Con- 
vocation, to  consist  of  five  Benchers,  who  shall  be  appointed 
in  each  term,  shall  preside  at  the  examination  of  applicants 
as  Students-at-Law,  or  Articled  Clerks. 

Three  of  the  said  Committee  shall  be  a  quorum  for  the 
transaction  of  any  business. 

The  said  Committee,  in  concert  with  the  "  Examiner  for 
Matriculation,"  are  hereby  entrusted  with  the  power  and 
duty  of  superintending  the  examination  of  all  such  applicants 
for  admission,  and  of  arranging  and  settling  the  details  thereof, 
in  all  respects  not  provided  for  by  the  rules  and  standing 
orders  of  Convocation.  The  majority  of  the  Examining  Com- 
mittee and  the  Examiner  shall  determine  upon  the  sufficiency 
5 


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34 


ONTARIO   LEGAL    DIRECTORY. 


of  the  examination  of  every  such  candidate,  and  in  case  of 
any  equality  of  votes  of  the  Committee  and  Examiner,  the 
candidate  shall  be  rejected. 

CLASSIFICATION. 

Graduates  shall  be  classed  according  to  their  rank,  if 
graduates  in  the  name  University  ;  or  according  to  the  dates 
of  their  diplomas  or  degrees,  if  graduates  of  different  Uni- 
versities. 

Candidates  passed  in  the  other  class  shall  be  classed 
according  to  their  merits. 

PETITION,    PRESENTATION,    AND   DEPOSIT   OF   FEES. 

Every  Candidate  for  Admission  shall,  some  convenient  time 
previous  to  the  examination  day,  or  on  the  day  on  which  he  is 
to  be  examined,  repoi't  himself  to  and  deposit  with  the  Sub- 
Treasurer,  at  Osgoode  Hall,  his  presentation  and  the  amount 
of  fees  payable  on  admission,  together  with  his  petition  for 
admission.     (8ee  Forms  Nos.  II.  and  III.,  page  51.) 

The  Sub-Treapurer  shall,  on  the  second  day  of  the  term 
next  after  any  examination  had  as  aforesaid,  make  a  report 
in  writing  to  the  Convocation  \ipon  the  petition  of  each  Can- 
didate passed,  stating  the  day  on  which  notice  of  presentation 
was  given  for  such  Candidate,  and  whether  there  exists  to  his 
knowledge  any  objection  to  the  admission  of  such  Candidate, 
to  which  report  he  shall  append  such  Candidate's  petition  ana 
presentation. 

REPORT   OF    THE   COMMITTEE. 

The  committee,  by  a  repoi-t  signed  by  the  members  who 
examine  and  by  the  Examiner  for  Matriculation,  shall,  on  the 
first  day  of  the  term  next  after  any  examination  had, 
report  to  the  Convocation  the  result  of  such  exammation, 
specifying  (when  several  have  been  examined)  the  names  of 
those  who  have  passed,  and  those  (if  any)  who  have  been 
rejected,  stating  in  what  branch  they  were  found  deficient, 
and  sj)ecifying  also  the  order  in  which  those  passed  have  been 
classed  according  to  the  decision  of  the  Committee,  except  as 
hereinafter  mentioned,  and  such  report  shall,  as  respects  each 


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such  examination,  be  final,  and  no  objection  to  the  admission 
of  any  candidate  so  passed  shall  be  raised  in  ConvocHtion  on 
the  ground  of  his  education  being  deficient. 

The  day  of  examination,  or  the  first  day  of  each  term  shall 
be  the  admission  day  of  the  Students  and  Ai-ticled  Clerks 
who  have  been  examined  and  reported  as  passed  by  the 
Examining  Committee. 


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INTERMEDIATE  EXAMINATIONS. 

Every  Articled  Clerk  presenting  himself  for  examination  in 
any  term,  under  the  Act  entitled  "An  Act  respecting  attor- 
ney s-at-law,"  (Rev,  Stat.  Ont.  ch.  140),  shall,  on  or  before  the 
day  of  examination,  file  with  the  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society 
a  certificate  signed  by  such  clerk,  stating  the  date  of  his 
articles  of  clerkship,  and  of  the  filing  thereof,  the  name  of 
the  Attorney  to  whom  he  was  articled,  the  number  of  assign- 
ments, if  any,  and  the  year  of  his  service  at  the  time  of 
signing  such  certificate,  and  if  he  is  a  graduate  of  any  Uni- 
versity, stating  the  same.  (Form  No.  IX.,  page  54.)  The 
particulars  of  such  certificate  shall  be  entered  in  a  book  for 
that  piirpose,  to  be  kept  by  the  Secretary ;  and  no  certificate 
shall  be  received  or  filed  without  the  payment  of  one  dollar 
to  the  Secretary. 

After  each  examination  is  completed,  the  presiding  Bencher 
shall  certify  to  Convocation  the  names  of  the  Students  and 
Clerks  examined,  and  whether  they  have  or  have  not  passed 
such  examination  ;  and  in  accordance  with  such  certificate, 
the  Secretary  shall  enter  against  the  name  of  such  Clerk  in 
the  book  afoi-esaid,  "Passed,"  or  "Not  Passed,"  with  the 
date  of  such  certificate,  and  when  such  Student  or  Clerk  has 
passed,  shall  give  a  certificate  to  that  effect. 

On  the  final  examination  for  Certificate  of  Fitness  of  eveiy 
Student  or  Clerk,  the  Secretary  shall  certify  whether  such 
Student  or  Clerk  has  passed  the  said  Intermediate  examina- 
tions, and  the  date  of  such  passing. 


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STUDENTS-AT-LAW. 

Every  Student  of  the  laws  entered  as  sucli  on  tlie  books  of 
the  Law  Society,  shall  be  required  to  pass  two  examinations 
before  the  final  examination  for  call  to  the  Bar.  The  first  of 
such  examinations  in  the  third  year  after  he  has  been  entered 
on  the  said  books,  and  the  second  of  such  examinations  in  the 
f<juith  year  after  he  has  been  so  entered,  unless  he  be  a 
Student  of  any  University  entitling  him  to  a  call  in  three 
years  from  the  date  of  his  admission,  and  in  such  case  the 
first  of  such  examinations  shall  be  in  his  second  year,  and  the 
second  within  the  first  six  months  of  his  third  year. 

Any  Student  being  an  Articled  Clerk,  who,  as  such  Articled 
Clerk,  has  passed  the  examinations  required  by  the  statute 
during  his  clerkship,  shall  be  allowed  such  examinations,  as 
examinations  passed  as  Student-at-Law,  without  further 
examination,  on  cei-tificate  to  that  effect  by  the  Secretary  of 
the  Law  Society. 

Every  Student-at-Law  shall  on  or  before  the  day  on  which 
he  goes  up  for  examination,  file  with  the  Secretary  of  the  Law 
Society  a  certificate  signed  by  him,  stating  the  date  when  he 
was  admitted  on  the  books  of  the  Society,  and  if  an  ai-ticled 
Clerk  who  has  passed  either  or  both  of  the  Intermediate  exam- 
inations required  by  the  statute,  stating  the  date  or  dates 
when  such  examination  or  examinations  was  or  were  passed, 
(Form  No.  VIII.,  page  64,)  and  the  Secretary  shall  enter  the 
said  particulai-s  in  a  book  to  be  kept  by  him  for  such  purpose, 
and  shall  enter  in  such  book  against  the  the  name  of  such 
student,  "  Passed,"  or  "  Not  passed,"  as  the  case  may  be. 

Every  student-at-law  who  has  passed  the  said  examination 
shall  be  entitled  to  receive  a  certificate  from  the  Secretary  to 
that  effect. 

Convocation  shall  have  power  to  alter  the  time  of  examin- 
ation in  any  case  for  special  cause. 

On  the  final  examination  for  call  to  the  Bar,  the  Secretary 
shall  certify  whether  the  Student  presenting  himself  for  such 
call  has  passed  the  Preliminary  and  Intennediate  examina- 
tions, with  the  dates  thereof. 


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Intermediate  examinations  shall  commence  on  the  Tuesday 
next  before  each  term. 

The  subjects  and  books  for  theFii-st  Intermediate  Examina- 
tion shall  be  : — Real  Property,  Williams ;  Equity,  Smith's 
Manual ;  Common  Law,  Smith's  Manual ;  Act  Respecting 
the  Court  of  Chancery  (Rev.  Stat.  Ont  cap.  40),  C.  S.  U.  C. 
caps.  42  and  44,  and  Amending  Acts.  (Rev.  Stat.  Ont., 
caps.  50,  117,  and  119. 

The  subjects  and  books  for  the  Second  Intermediate  Exam- 
ination shall  be  as  follows  : — Real  Property,  Leith's  Black- 
stone,  Greenwood  on  the  Practice  of  Conveyancing  (chapters 
on  Agreements,  Sales,  Purchases,  Leases,  Mortgages,  and 
Wills) ;  Equity,  Snell's  Treatise ;  Common  Law,  Broom's 
Common  Law,  C.  S.  II.  C.  c.  88,  and  Ontario  Act  38  Vic. 
c.  16,  (Rev.  Stat.  Ont,  cap.  108),  Statutes  of  Canada,  29 
Vic.  c.  28,  Administration  of  Justice  Acts  1873  and  1874, 
(Rev.  Stat.  Ont.  cap.  49). 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 

There  shall  be  four  scholarships  in  the  Law  Society  : — 

One  for  students  under  one  year's  standing,  of  $120  per 
annum. 

One  for  students  under  two  years'  standing  and  over 
one  year's,  of  $160  per  annum. 

One  for  students  under  three  years'  standing  and  over 
two  years',  of  $200  per  annum. 

One  for  students  under  four  years'  standing  and  over 
three  years',  of  $240  per  annum. 

Any  Student  who  has  taken  a  degree  entitling  him  to  call 
in  three  years,  shall  be  considet'ed  as  a  student  of  over  two 
years,  with  reference  to  those  scholai-shi2)s  which  are  open  to 
all  students  in  Ontario  on  the  books  of  the  Law  Society  of 
the  prescribed  standing. 

The  annual  allowance  to  such  Scholars  shall  be  paid  to 
them  out  of  the  general  funds  of  the  society. 


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ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


The  successful  Candidates  for  these  Scholarships  shall  be 
determined  by  Convocation,  and  the  Scholarships  shall  be 
awarded  by  the  Treasurer  in  open  Convocation. 

All  Students  admitted  upon  the  books  of  the  Society  in 
Easter  and  Trinity  Terms  in  each  year  may  present  them- 
selves for  the  examination  for  Scholarships  as  follows,  that  is 
to  say  : — 

For  the  Scholai-ship  for  the  first  year  Students,  in  the 
Michaelmas  Term  of  their  second  year. 

For  the  Scholarship  for  the  second  year  Students,  in  the 
Michaelmas  Term  of  the  third  year ;  and  for  Scholar- 
ships for  third  and  fourth  year  Students,  one  or  both, 
ill  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  their  fourth  year,  pro- 
vided no  Student  presents  himself  a  second  time  for 
examination  for  the  same  Scholarships. 

The  Examinations  take  place  during  the  second  week  of 
Michaelmas  Term. 

The  subjects  of  Examiiiation  are  as  follows  : — 

1st  Year. — Stephen's  Blackstone,  Vol.  I.,  Stephen  on 
Pleading,  Williams  on  Personal  Property,  Haynes's  Outline 
of  Equity,  C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  12,  (Rev.  Stat.  Ont.  c.  40),  C.  S. 
U.  C.  c.  42,  and  Amending  Acts.     (R.  S.  0.  C.  c.  50.) 

2nd  Year. — Williams  on  Real  Property,  Best  on  Evidence, 
Smith  on  Conti-acts,  Snell's  Treatise  on  Equity,  the  Registry 
Acts.     (R.  S.  0.  C.  c.  111.) 

3rcl  Year. — Real  Property  Statutes  relating  to  Ontario, 
Stephen's  Blackstone,  Book  V.;  Byleson  Bills,  Broom's  Legal 
Maxims,  Taylor's  Equity  Jurisprudence,  Fisher  on  Mortgages, 
Vol.  I.  and  chaps.  10,  11,  and  12  of  Vol.  II. 

4th  Year. — Smith's  Real  and  Personal  Property,  Harris's 
Criminal  Law,  Common  Law  Pleading  and  Practice,  Benjamin 
on  Sales,  Dart  on  Vendoi's  and  Purchasers,  Lewis's  Equity 
Pleading,  Equity  Pleading  and  Practice  in  this  Province. 


LAW   SOCIETY   OP   UPPER  CANADA. 
FINAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


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EXAMINATION  FOR  CALL  TO   THE   BAR,   AND   FOR  CERTIFICATE 

OF    FITNESS. 

No  Stiident-at-Law  upon  tlie  books  of  this  Society  shall  be 
called  to  the  Bar,  and  no  Candidate  shall  receive  a  Certificate 
of  Fitness,  unless  he  be  of  the  full  age  of  21  years,  nor  with- 
out having  been  previously  examined  by  the  Examiners. 

Candidates  for  call  "with  honours,"  shall  be  considered  as 
candidates  for  call  "  simply,"  in  the  event  of  their  not  passing 
"  with  honoui-s. " 

The  examination  of  all  Candidates  for  call  to  the  Bar  and 
of  all  Candidates  for  Certificates  of  Fitness,  shall  be  before 
each  term. 

Any  Candidate  for  call  to  the  Bar  desiring  to  be  examined 
for  honours,  must  give  to  the  Secretary  notice  in  writing  of 
such  desire,  at  latest  on  Saturday  next  but  two  before  the 
the  term,  and  must  also  endorse  his  petition  for  call  with  the 
words  "  For  Honours."     (Form  No.  XV,,  page  58.) 

Candidates  for  call  "  with  honoura,"  in  any  term,  shall 
attend  at  Osgoode  Hall  on  the  Friday  and  Satur-day  next 
preceding  such  term,  at  ten  o'clock  am.,  for  the  purpose  of 
being  examined. 

Candidates  for  call,  "  sim]ily,"  shall  for  the  like  purpose 
attend  at  Osgoode  Hall  on  the  Friday  of  the  same  week  and 
at  the  same  hour. 

Candidates  for  Certificates  of  Fitness  for  Admission  ;is  Attor- 
neys or  Solicitors,  shall  for  the  like  i)urpose  att^^nd  at  Osgoode 
Hall,  on  the  Thursday  of  the  same  week,  and  the  same  hour. 

The  Examiners  shall  deliver  to  each  respective  Candidate  a 
copy  of  the  questions  to  be  by  him  answei'ed.  and  each  such 
Candidate  shall  then  and  there,  under  the  supervision  of  such 
Examiners,  frame  written  answera  to  such  questions,  and 
deliver  the  same  to  the  Examiners. 

The  answers  shall  be  delivered  to  the  Examiners  by  four 
o'clock  p.m.,  on  the  same  day  on  which  the  questions  are 
received  for  answer. 


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ONTARIO  LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 


The  ordinary  Examinations  prescribed  for  call  to  the  Bar 
shall  be  passed  in  all  cases  where  special  Acts  of  the  Legis- 
lature are  obtained  for  such  call  with  clauses  requii-ing 
examination  by  this  Society. 

The  following  are  the  List  of  Text  Books  required  at  the 
final  examinations  : — 

FOR    CALL. 

Blackstone,  Vol.  L,  containing  the  Introduction  and  the 
Rights  of  Persons,  Smith  on  Contracts,  Walkera  on  Wills, 
Taylor's  Equity  Jurisprudence,  Stephen  on  Pleading,  Lewis's 
Equity  Pleading,  Dart  on  Vendors  and  Purchasers,  Best  on 
Evidence,  Byles  On  Bills,  the  Statute  Law,  the  Pleadings 
and  Practice  of  the  Courts. 

FOR   CALL   WITH   HONOURS. 

For  call,  with  honours,  in  addition  to  the  preceding : — 
Russell  on  Crimes,  Brooms  Legal  Maxims,  Lindley  on  Part- 
nershii),  Fisher  on  Mortgages,  Benjamin  on  Sales,  Hawkins 
on  Wills,  Von  Savigny's  Private  International  Law  (Guthrie's 
Edition),  Maine's  Ancient  Law. 

FOR   CERTIFICATE   OF    FITNESS. 

Leith's  Blackstone,  Taylor  on  Titles,  Smith's  Mercantile 
Law,  Taylor's  Fiquity  Jvirisprudence,  Smith  on  Contracts,  the 
Statute  Law,  the  Pleadings  and  Practice  of  the  Courts. 

Candidates  for  the  Final  Examinations  are  subject  to  re- 
examination on  the  subjects  of  the  Intermediate  Examina- 
tions. 

NOTICE  OF  INTENDED  APPLICATION  FOR  CALL. 

Evei*y  Candidate  for  Call  to  the  Bar  must  cause  a  written 
notice  in  the  form  approved  of  by  the  Society,  of  his  inten- 
tion to  present  himself  for  call,  signed  by  a  Bencher,  to  be 
given  to  the  Secretary  at  his  office  in  Osgoode  Hall,  some  day 
in  the  term  next  preceding  that  on  which  he  intends  to 
present  himself.     (Foi-m  No.  VI.,  page  53.) 

The  Secretary  shall,  on  or  before  the  second  Saturday  of 
every  vacation,  make  out  two  lists  containing  the  names, 
additions,  and  resid  i  x^es  of  all  the  Candidates  for  Call,  on 


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behalf  of  whom  notices  of  presentation  have  been  regularly 
given,  and  shall  affix  one  of  such  lists  in  a  conspicuous  place 
in  his  office,  and  the  other  in  Convocation  Chamber. 

The  Sub-Treasurer  shall,  on  the  first  day  of  every  term, 
make  a  report  in  writing  to  the  Convocation,  stating — 

1.  That  in  the  preceding  term  notice  of  pi'esentation 
had  been  properly  given  for  such  Candidate. 

2.  The  day  of  admission  of  such  Candidate  into  the 
Society. 

3.  The  class  of  the  Examination  passed  by  such  cantli- 
date  at  the  time  of  his  admission,  and 

4.  The  Intermediate  Examinations  passed  by  such 
Candidate ;  to  which  report  he  shall  append  such 
Candidate's  petition  and  presentation. 

PRESENTATION    TOR   CALL. 

Every  Candidate  for  Call  to  the  Bar  must  be  presented  to 
the  Convocation  by  an  instrument  in  writing,  signed  by  a 
Barrister  of  Ontario,  (Form  No.  VII.,  page  54)  and  execute 
a  bond  to  the  Society  in  the  forms  appi'oved  of  by  the 
Society.     (Form  No  XVI,  page  59). 

BONDS    TO   BE   GIVEN    BY   BARRISTERS. 

Every  gentleman  shall,  pi'evious  to  his  call  to  the  Bar,  give 
a  bond  to  the  Corporation  in  the  penal  sum  of  four  hundred 
dollars,  with  two  responsible  sureties  to  be  approved  of  by 
the  Treasurer. 

Every  member  of  the  Society  shall,  after  his  call  to  the 
Bar,  pay  to  the  Society,  through  its  Treasurer,  a  term  fee  of 
$2  per  annum. 

DEPOSIT   OF    PETITION,    PRESENTATION,  BOND,    AND   FEES. 

Every  Student  upon  the  books  of  this  Society,  being  a 
Candidate  for  call  to  the  degree  of  Barrister-at-Law,  whose 
period  of  standing  on  the  books  entitling  him  to  present 
himself,  has  exjnred  or  will  expire  during  the  ensuing  term 
shall,  at  least  fifteen  days  before  the  first  day  of  the  Term 
in   which   such    Candidate    petitions  to  be   called,   report 

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himself  to,  and  deposij}  with  the  Sub-Treasurer  at  Osgoode 
Hall,  his  ])reHeritation  and  bond,  and  the  amount  of  fees 
payable  on  being  called;  and  the  Sub-Treasurer's  re- 
ceipt for  such  fees  shall  be  sufficient  to  entitle  the  Student  to 
appear  before  the  Examiners  and  to  be  by  them  examined  for 
Call. 

He  shall,  at  the  same  time  and  place,  deposit  with  the 
Sub-Treasurer  his  petition  for  Call,  (Form  No.  XV.,  page  58) 
which  petition  shall  contain  a  statement  of  his  age,  of  the 
day  on  which  the  period  of  his  standing  on  the  books,  neces- 
sary to  entitle  him  to  be  called  to  the  Bar,  expired  or  will 
exjjire,  the  Intermediate  Examinations  he  has  i)assed,  and  the 
names  of  the  persons  under  whose  superintendence  he  has 
received  his  professional  education. 

ORAL  EXAMINATION  AND  CALL  IN  CONVOCATION. 

The  Oral  Examinations  for  Call  shall  take  place  on  Friday 
and  Saturday  before  term. 

No  Examination  shall  be  had  upon  any  other  day,  unless 
upon  adjournment  of  all  or  any  examination  not  had  or  com- 
pleted. 

Every  member  of  the  Society  on  the  common  roll,  being 
a  candidate  for  Call  to  tlie  Bar  shall,  when  passed,  be  admitted 
to  the  degi-ee  of  Barrister  in  the  order  of  pi'ecedence  on  the 
common  roll,  unless  the  Convocation,  at  the  time  of  his  Ex- 
amination being  passed,  otherwise  order,  and  every  Candidate 
for  Call  to  the  Bar,  by  virtue  of  his  having  been  called  to 
any  other  Baj*,  shall,  when  called,  take  precedence  next  after 
the  members  of  the  Society  of  longer  standing  on  the  books 
•called  upoii  the  same  day. 

Every  gentleman,  upon  his  being  called  to  the  Bar,  shall 
appear  before  the  Convocation  in  a  i'arrister's  gown,  for  the 
piu'pose  of  his  being  presented  to  the  Superior  Courts  ;  and 
he  may  be  so  presented  by  any  Bencher  present  in  Court. 

CERTFICATES  OF   FITNESS  FOR   ADMISSION   AS  ATTORNEYS   OR 

SOLICITORS. 

All  applications  for  Certificates  of  Fitness  for  admission  as 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  under  the  Act  shall  be  by  petition  in 


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wi'itinfr,  atklvessed  to  tlie  Beiichei's  of  the  Society  in  Convoca- 
tion, (Form  No.  X.,  page  55,)  nnd  every  Knch  petition,  together 
with  the  clociiments  required  by.  and  the  fees  payable  to  this 
Society  under  the  said  Act,  or  under  the  rules  of  the  «aid 
Courts,  or  those  of  this  Society,  shall  be  left  with  the  Seci'e- 
tary  of  the  Society  at  Osgoode  Hall  on  or  before  the  third 
Saturday  next  before  the  terra  in  which  such  a  ))etition  is  to 
be  presented,  and  the  Sub-Treasnrer's  receipt  for  such  fees 
shall  be  sufficient  authority  to  the  Examiners  to  examine 
the  applicant  by  written  or  printed  questions. 

Every  Candidate  for  a  Cci-tificate  of  Fitness  for  Admission 
as  Attorney  or  Solicitor  under  the  said  Act,  shall  Avith  his 
petition  for  such  certificate,  leave  with  the  Secretary  of  the 
Society  at  Osgoode  Hall,  an  affidavit  of  the  service  of  his 
time,  to  be  made  by  himself,  (Form  XIII.,  page  56)  and  also 
answers  to  the  several  questions  set  forth  in  the  schedules, 
marked  "A"  and  "B,"  (Forms  Nos.  XI.  and  XIL,  pages  55, 
56,)  signed  by  himself  and  by  the  Attorney  or  Solicitor 
with  whom  such  Articled  Clerk  has  served  his  Clerkship,  to- 
gether "vvith  the  certificate  in  the  said  last-mentioned  schedule 
also  contained. 

In  case  any  such  Candidate  at  the  time  of  leaving  his  peti- 
tion for  Certificate  of  Fitness  and  papers,  with  the  Secretary  of 
the  Society  as  hereinbefore  ])rovided,  ]>roves  to  the  satisfac- 
tion of  the  said  Secretary,  that  it  has  not  been  in  his  power 
to  procure  the  answei's  to  the  qnostions  contained  in  the  same 
schedule  "  B,"  from  the  Attorney  or  Solicitor  with  whom  he 
may  have  served  any  part  of  the  time  under  his  articles,  or 
from  the  Agent  of  such  Attoiniey  or  the  certificate  of  service 
therein  also  contiiined,  the  said  Secretary  shall  state  any  such 
circumstances  specially  in  his  rej)jrt  to  Convocation  on  such 
Articled  Clerks  petition. 

EXAMINATION    FOR    CERTIFICATE    OF   FITNESS. 

Candidates  for  Certificate  of  Fitness  shall  be  examined  in 
writing,  and  orally  in  like  manner  as  Candidates  for  Call 
"simi)ly." 

The  Secretary  shall  report  tipon  the  petition  of  every  Can- 
<lidate  for  Certificate  of  Fitness  for  Admission  as  Attorney  or 


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Solicitor,  aiul  such  rei.ort,  together  with  the  petitions  and 
docunioiits  to  which  they  refer,  shall  bo  laid  on  the  table  of 
Convocation  on  the  first  clay  of  term  ;  lie  shall  also  make  a 
BUpplementary  rejiort  upon  the  articles  of  clerkship  when  re- 
ceived by  him,  of  applicants  wlioso  term  of  service  expires 
during  the  term. 


RULES  FOR  CALL  OF  BARRLSTERS  IN  SPECIAL  CASES, 
Under  Rev.  Stat.  Ont.,  Ch.  138,  Sec.   38. 

I.  The  following  ])ersons  nv  ?  special  cases,  be  called 
to  practice  at  the  .Bar  in  Ontar 

1.  Any  pci.son  who  has  been  duly  admitted  and  enrolled, 
and  has  been  in  actual  practice  as  an  Attorney  and  Solicitor 
of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Ontario,  or  as  a  solicitor  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  in  England,  or  a.s  an  Attorney 
or  Solicitor  in  the  Courts  oi'  Chancery,  Queen's  Bench,  Com- 
mon Pleas,  or  Exchequtjr,  In  Ireland,  or  as  a  Writer  to  the 
Signet  or  Solicitor  in  the  Superior  Courts  of  Scotland,  or  an 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  iu  the  Superior  Courts  of  the  other 
Provinces  of  the  Dominion  iu  which  the  same  ])rivilege  is 
extended  to  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  of  Ontario. 

2.  Any  person  who  has  been  duly  called  to  the  Bar  by  any 
of  the  Inns  of  Court,  nr  Societies,  having  authority  to  call 
to  the  Bar  of  any  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  England,  Ireland, 
or  Scotland. 

3.  Any  person  who  has  been  duly  called  to  the  Bar  of 
any  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  the  other  Provinces  of  the 
Dominion  in  which  the  same  privilege  is  extended  to  Barris- 
ters in  Ontario. 

II.  Every  such  pei-sou  before  being  called  to  the  Bar  shall 
furnish  proof, — 

1.  That  notice  of  his  intention  to  apply  for  call  to  the  Bar 
was  given  during  the  term  next  preceding  that  in  which  he 
presents  himself  for  call,  and  was  also  published  for  at  least 
two  months  preceding  such  last  mentioned  terra  in  the 
Ontario  Gazette 


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2.  That  he  was  duly  admitted  and  enrolled,  and  has  l)een 
in  actual  ])ractice  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  or  Writer,  as 
mentioned  in  sub-section  1  of  section  T.,  and  that  he  still 
remains  duly  enrolled  as  such,  and  in  good  standing  ;  and 
that  since  his  admission,  as  aforesaid,  no  aj)i)lication  had 
been  made  to  any  such  Co\ut  or  Courts  to  strike  him  off  the 
I'oU  of  any  such  Court,  or  other vviso  to  disqualify  him  from 
])ractice  as  such  Attorney,  Solicitor,  (U*  Writer,  and  that  no 
charge  is  pending  against  him  for  professional  or  other  mis- 
conduct 

3.  Or  that  he  was  duly  called  to,  and  is  still  a  member  in 
good  standing  of  the  Bai',  as  mentioned  in  sub-sections  2  and 
3  of  section  I.,  and  that  since  his  call  no  application  had 
been  made  to  disbar,  or  otherwise  to  disqualify  him  from 
practice  at  the  Bar  of  which  he  claims  to  be  a  member,  and 
that  no  charge  is  pending  against  him  for  professional  or  other 
misconduct. 

4.  That  he  has  passed  one  of  the  examinations  hereinafter 
prescribed : — 

(1)  An  Attorney,  Solicitor,  or  Writer,  of  at  least  ten  yeare' 
standing  on  the  roll  of  any  of  the  Courts  mentioned  in  sub- 
section 1  of  section  I.,  shall  be  examined  on  written  or 
printed  questions  by  the  Examiners  before  a  Committee  of 
the  Benchei*s  in  the  following  subjects  :  — 

The  Statute  Law. 

The  Pleading  and  Practice  of  the  Courts. 

Best  on  Evidence. 

Smith's  Mercantile  Law. 

Tf.ylor's  Equity  Jurisprudence. 

Russell  on  Crimes. 

Dart  on  Vendors  and  Piu'chasers. 

Broom  s  Common  Law.  ' 

(2)  An  Attorney,  Solicitor,  or  Writer,  of  at  least  five  years' 
standing  on  the  rolls  of  anv  of  the  Courts  mentioned  in  the 
said  sub-section  1,  shall  be  examined  with  the  ordinary  Can- 
didates for  Call  in  the  subjects  prescribed  for  the  final  exami- 
nation of  Studenta-at-Law. 


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(3)  An  Attoi-ney,  Solicitor,  or  Writer  under  five  years' 
standing  on  the  rolls  of  any  of  the  Coiu-ts  mentioned  in  the 
said  sub-section  1,  shall  be  examined  with  Candidates  for 
Admission  in  the  subjects  prescribed  for  the  primary  exami- 
Dation  of  Studenta-at-Law,  and  with  the  ordinary  Candidates 
for  Call  in  the  subjects  prescribed  for  the  Final  Examination 
of  Students-at-Law,  and  such  Examinations  may  be  passed  at 
the  one  term  or  otherwise,  as  the  Candidate  may  desire. 

(4)  A  Barrister,  as  mentioned  in  sub-sections  2  and  3  of 
section  I.,  fihall  pass  such  examination  iis  may  be  prescribed 
at  the  time  of  his  application  for  call. 

III.  The  fees  payable  by  such  candidates  for  call  to  the 
Bar,  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  fees  payable  for  admission 
and  for  call  shall  be  the  sum  of  two  hundred  dollars. 


2. 


PwULES   FOR  THE  ADMISSION  OF  ATTORNEYS  AND 
SOLICITORS  IN  SPECIAL  CASES. 

UXDER  KeV.    »StAT.    OnT.   CH.    138,    SEC.    39. 

I.  The  following  persons  may,  as  special  cases,  be  admitted 
and  eni'olled  as  Attorneys  and  Soiicitoi*s  of  the  Superior  Courts 
of  Ontario. 

1.  Any  person  who  has  been  didy  called  to  pmctice  at  tha 
Bar  in  Ontario,  or  in  any  of  the  Superior  Courts,  not  having 
merely  local  jurisdiction,  in  England,  Ireland,  or  Scotland, 
or  in  any  of  the  Superior  Courts  in  other  Provinces  of  the 
Dominion  in  which  the  same  privilege  is  extended  to 
Barristers  of  Ontario. 

2.  Any  pei*son  who  has  been  duly  admitted  and  enrolled 
as  a  Solicitor  in  the  Sujn-eme  Court  of  Judicature  in  England, 
or  as  an  Attorney  and  Solicitor  in  the  Courts  of  Chancery,  or 
Queen's  Bench,  or  Common  Pleas,  or  Exchequer,  in  Irelanti, 
or  as  a  Writer  to  the  Signet,  or  Solicitor  in  the  Superior  Courts 
of  Scotland,  or  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  the  Superior 
Courts  of  the  other  Provinces  of  the  Dominion  in  which  the 
same  privilege  is  extended  to  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  of 
Ontario. 


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II.  Every  sucli  person  before  being  admitted  to  practice 
as  an  Attorney  and  Solicitor,  shall  furnish  proof, — 

1.  A  Barrister  (as  mentioned  in  sub-section  1  of  section  I.) 
that  he  has,  for  three  years  prior  to  such  application,  been  in 
actual  practice  as  such  Barrister,  and  resident  in  the  country 
in  which  he  has  been  so  called  to  the  Bar. 

2.  An  Attorney,  Solicitor,  or  Writer  (as  mentioned  in  sub- 
section 2  of  section  I.)  that  he  has,  for  five  years  prior  to 
such  application,  been  in  actual  practice  as  such  Attorney, 
Solicitor,  or  Writer,  and  resident  in  the  country  in  which  he 
has  been  so  admitted  ;  or  that  he  was  bound  by  a  contract  in 
writing  to  a  practising  Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  Ontario  to 
serve  him  as  his  articled  clei'k  for  the  pei'iod  of  one  year. 

3.  That  in  case  of  service  as  above  mentioned,  he  duly 
served  du;iiig  the  term  specified  in  his  contract  of  service, 
and  was  diring  the  whole  of  such  term  actually  employed  in 
the  proper  practice  or  business  of  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  by 
the  Attorney  or  Solicitor  to  whom  he  was  bound,  or  for  a 
portion  of  such  term,  by  the  Professional  Agent  of  such 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  Toronto. 

4.  That  he  has  passed  the  usual  examination  in  the  sub- 
jects prescribed  for  the  examination  of  candidates  for  certi- 
ficates of  Fitness  to  practice  as  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  in 
Ontario. 

5.  That  notice  of  his  intention  to  apply  for  admission  as 
such  Attorney  and  Solicitor  was  given  during  the  term  next 
preceding  that  in  which  he  jiresents  himself  for  examination 
and  admission,  and  was  also  published  for  at  least  two  months 
preceding  such  last  mentioned  term  in  the  Ontario  Gazette. 

6.  In  the  case  of  a  Barrister,  that,  prior  to  his  application, 
he  was  duly  calltd  to  the  Bar  as  mentioned  in  sub-section  1 
of  section  I. ;  and  that  since  his  call  he  has  been  in  actual 
practice,  and  resident,  as  mentioned  in  sub-section  1  of  section 
II. ;  and  that  no  application  had  been  made  to  disbar  or 
otherwise  to  disqualify  him  from  pi'actice  at  the  Bar,  of 
which  he  clnims  to  be  a  member,  and  that  no  charge  is  pend- 
ing against  him  for  professional  or  other  misconduct. 


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> 


7.  In  the  rase  of  an  Attorney,  Solicitor,  or  Writer,  that 
lie  was  duly  sworn,  admitted,  and  enrolled  an  Attorney,  or 
Solicitor,  or  Writer,  as  mentioned  in  sub-section  2  of  section 
I. ;  and  that  since  his  admission  as  aforesaid  he  has  been  in 
actual  practice  and  resident  as  mentioned  in  sub-section  2  of 
section  II. ;  and  that  no  application  had  been  made  to  any 
such  Court  or  Courts  to  strike  him  off  the  roll  of  any  such 
Court,  or  otherwise  disqualify  him  frota  practice  as  such 
Attorney,  Solicitor,  or  Writer,  and  that  no  charge  is  pending 
against  him  for  professional  or  other  misconduct. 

III.  The  fees  payable  by  such  candidates  for  admission  to 
practice,  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  fees  for  articled  clerks 
and  for  a  imission,  shall  be  the  sum  of  two  hundred  dollars. 


If 


FEES 

PAYABLE  BY  BARRISTERS,  ATTORNEYS,  STUDENTS,  ETC. 

Filing  articles  or  assignment  thereof. $     1  00 

Fee  with  every  notice  for  primary  or  final  examina- 
tion, (to  Law  Society) 1  00 

Fee  upon   primary  examination  of  ai'ticled  clerk, 

(to  Law  Society) 40  00 

Fee  u{>on  primary  examination  of  Student:at-law, 

(to  Law  Society) 50  00 

N.B. — In  case  of  failure  to  pass  at  either  of  the  Primary 
Examinations,  the  fee  is  returned,  less  $10. 

Fee  with  Certificate  filed  previous  to  Intermediate 

Examination  of  Articled  Clerk  (to  Law  Society)       .$1  00 

Fee  upon  deposit  of  articles  previous  to  Final  Ex- 

aaiination  of  Articled  Clerk  (to  Law  Society)       60  00 

Fee  upi^n  deposit  of  papers,  previous  to  Examina- 
tion f'U  Call  (to  Law  Society)    100  00 

N.B. — In  case  of  failure  to  pass  either  the  Attorney  or 
Barrister  examination,  the  fee  is  returned,  less  $10. 

In  special  cases,  under  Rev.  Stat.  Ont.   ch.   1 38, 

payable  in  addition  to  the  above    200  00 


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49 


Swearing  in  Atcorney  : — 

Fiat 1  00 

Certificate,  Queen's  Bench 4  50 

"  Common  Pleas 4  50 

«       ^  Chancery  3  50 

Swearing  in  Barrister,  (payable  in  one  Coui-t  only)         2  00 

Annual  Fees  by  attorney,  payable  every  Michael- 
mas Term,  (to  Law  Society) 20  00 

See  Rev.  Stat.  Ont  ch.  140,  sees.  19.  20  and  21,  as 
to  penalties  for  non-payment  of  fees. 

Annual  Fee  by  Barrister,  payt^ole  every  Michaelmas 

Term,  (to  Law  Society) 2  00 

Fee  for  Commission  to  administer  oaths,  &c.,  (each 

County) 2  50 

SUSPENSION    OF   BARRISTERS    STRUCK  GUF  THE  ROLL  OP  ATTOR- 
NEYS  OR   SOLICITORS   BY   ANY   OF   THE  SUPERIOR  COURTS. 

Upon  any  order  being  made  by  any  of  Her  Majesty's 
Superior  Courts  of  Law  and  Equity  in  Upper  Canada, 
whereby  any  person  being  at  the  time  a  member  of  this 
Society  is  ordered  to  be  struck  off  the  Roll  of  Attorneys  or 
Solicitors  of  such  Court,  and  whereby  it  is  also  further 
ordered,  that  such  order  shall  be  transmitted  by  the  proper 
Officer  of  such  Court  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  Society  ;  such 
person  so  ordered  to  be  struck  off  the  Rolls  of  such  Court 
shall,  12)80  facto,  be  suspended  from  the  exercise  of  all  and 
singular,  the  rights,  powers,  aud  privileges  belonging  to  him 
in  this  Society,  or  elsewhere,  as  a  member  thereof,  and  such 
suspension  shall  continue  until  such  peraon  be  restored  to  the 
Rolls  of  such  Court  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  thereof,  and 
also  to  the  Rolls  of  such  other  of  the  said  Courts  as  may,  on 
communication  of  such  order  or  otherwise,  have  ordered  him 
t*'  be  struck  off  their  Rolls  respectively. 

Such  suspension  shall  in  no  respect  be  deemed  as  affirma- 
tion on  the  part  of  the  Society,  or  any  of  the  authorities 
thereof,  of  the  correctness  of  the  grounds  upon  which  the 
decisica  of  such  Court  or  Courts  is  founded,  but  as  a  mere 
legal  consequence  attached  to  such  decision. 

Such  suspension  shall  not  preclude  the  adoption  of  pro- 

7 


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ceedings  by  impeachment  or  otherwise,  according  to  the 
course  of  this  Society,  before  the  Benchers  thereof  in  Convo- 
cation for  disbarring  and  expelling  such  person  from  this 
Society,  on  the  same  grounds  upon  which  any  such  Court 
may  have  proceeded  to  remove  him  from  their  Rolls,  or  any 
other  that  may  render  such  proceeding  necessary  or  proper 
in  that  behalf. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Treasurer  of  this  Society  on 
receipt  of  any  such  order  from  the  proper  Officer  of  any  of 
the  said  Courts,  to  lay  the  same  before  the  Benchers  of  this 
Society  in  Convocation  at  the  next  meeting ;  and  the  same 
shall  be  thereupon  entered  at  length  ui>on  the  Journal  of 
Convocation,  but  no  entry  of  such  suspension  shall  be 
entered  upon  the  Rolls  of  this  Society. 

Upon  the  Treasurer  of  this  Society  being  informed  of 
ordera  having  been  made  by  the  said  Courts,  or  by  the 
Courts  which  removed  any  such  peraon  from  their  Rolls  as 
aforesaid,  for  the  restoration  of  such  person  to  such  Rolls,  it 
shall  he  his  duty  to  i)rocure  office  copies  of  such  orders  so 
restoring  sucli  pereon  to  the  Rolls  of  such  Courts,  and  to  lay 
the  same  before  the  Benchers  of  this  Society  in  Convocation 
at  their  next  meeting,  and  the  same  shall  thereupon  be 
entered  at  length  upon  the  Journals  of  Convocation. 

RULES  AS  TO  COMPUTATION  OF  TIME. 

In  the  computation  of  time  entitling  Students  or  Articled 
Clerks  to  pass  Examinations  to  be  called  to  the  bar  or  receive 
Certificate  of  Fitness,  Examinations  passed  before  or  during 
Term,  shall  be  construed  as  passed  at  the  actual  date  of  the 
Examination,  or  as  of  the  first  day  of  Term,  whichever  shall 
be  most  favourable  to  the  Student  or  Clerk,  and  all  Students 
entered  on  the  books  of  the  Society  during  any  Term  shall  be 
deemed  to  have  been  so  entered  on  the  firat  day  of  the  Term. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Secretary  to  fmiiish  the  Soli' 
citor  of  the  Society  with  a  list  of  all  Attorneys  who  have 
taken  out  their  annual  Certificates,  and  if  the  fees  of  those 
in  default  be  not  subsequently  paid  after  due  notice,  then 
it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Solicitor  of  the  Society  to  proceed 
against  the  parties  in  default  peremptorily  and  without  farther 
notice. 


LAW   SOCIETY   OP   UPPER    CANADA.  51 

FORMS. 

I. 
NOTICE  OF  PRESENTATION  FOR  ADMISSION. 

LAW  SOCIETY^OF  UPPER  CANADA. 

Mr.  A.  B.  {name  in /till),  Bencher,  gives  notice,  that  C.  D.  {name 
in  full,  no  initials),  of  E.,  in  the  County  of  F.,  in  the  Province, 
Gentleman,  son  of  G.  H.,  {name  in  full)  Merchant,  {as  case  may  be) 
will  next  Term  be  presented  to  the  Benchers  of  this  Society,  in 
Convocation,  for  the  purpose  of  being  entered  of,  and  admitted  into 
the  Society,  as  a  Student  of  the  Laws  {or  Articled  Clerk)  in  the 
{Senior  or  Junior)  Class. 


Term  of 


187 


A.  B.  {Bencher.) 


II. 


PRESENTATION  FOR  ADMISSION. 

LAW  SOCIETY   OF   UPPER  CANADA,    OSGOODE   HALL. 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  in  Con- 
vocation : — 

Gentlemen, 

I  hereby  present  to  the  Examining  Committee  and  to  the  Con- 
vocation A.  B.  {name  in  full),  of  C,  in  the  County  of  D.,  in  this 
Province,  Gentleman,  son  of  E.  T.,  of  the  same  place.  Merchant,  for 
the  purpose  of  his  being  entered  of,  and  admitted  into,  the  Society, 
as  a  Student  of  the  Laws,  {or  Articled  Clerk.) 

G.  H.  {some  member  of  the  Societij  being  a  Barrister.) 


in. 


PETITION  FOR  ADMISSION. 

LAW   SOCIETY  OF  UPPER  CANADA,    OSGOODE   HALL,    TO  WIT. 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  in  Con- 
vocation : — 

The  Petition  of  A.  B.  {name  in  full,  no  initials)  of  C,  in  the  County 
of  D.,  son  of  E.  F.  of  the  same  place,  Merchant,  {as  the  case  may  be,) 
most  respectfully  sheweth — 

That  your  Petitioner  is  of  the  full  age  of  years  ;  that 

he  has  received  an  education,  which  he  trusts  sufficiently  qualifies 


^^Hr 


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him  to  commence  the  study  of  the  Profession  of  the  Law ;  that  he 
received  his  education  at  (Upper  Canada  CoUeije,  Toronto  Collegiate, 
Inatitnte,  or  University  of  Toronto). 

That  he  has  been  instructed  iu  the  following  branches  of  learning, 
that  is  to  say  :  (e.g..  Classics,  Mathematics,  Metaphysics,  Logic, 
Natural  Sciences). 

That  in  the  course  of  such  instniction  he  has  read  the  following 
books,  that  is  to  say  :  (enumerate  them) 

That  your  Petitioner  is  desirous  of  becoming  a  member  of  the  Law 
Society  of  Upper  Canada,  and  of  being  entered  thereof  as  a  Student 
of  the  Laws. 

Your  Petitioner,  therefore,  most  respectfully  prays  that  his  quali- 
fications being  firet  examined  and  found  sufficient,  according  to  the 
Rules  of  the  Society  and  Standing  Orders  of  Convocation  in  that 
behalf,  he  may  be  admitted  and  entered  accordingly ;  and  he  doth 
hereby  undertake  and  promise  that  he  will  well  and  truly  pay,  or  caiise 
to  be  paid,  to  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  aforesaid,  all  such 
fees  and  dues  of  what  nature  or  kind  soever,  as  now  are  due  and 
payable  by  or  from  him  to  the  said  Society,  by  or  under  any  Kule, 
Ilesolution,  Order,  By-law,  or  Regulation  of  the  said  Society,  passed 
by  the  said  Society,  or  by  the  Benchers  thereof,  with  the  approbation 
of  the  Judges  of  the  Province,  as  Visitora  of  the  said  Society,  or 
which  shall  or  may  hereafter  become  due  or  payable  by  or  from  him 
to  the  said  Society  under  the  same,  or  under  any  other  Rule,  Resolu- 
tion, Order,  By-law,  or  Regulation  to  be  passed  by  the  Benchers  of 
the  said  Society  in  Convocation,  with  such  approbation  as  aforesaid  : 
and  also,  that  he  will  moreover  well,  faithfully,  and  truly  submit  and 
conform  himself  to  obey,  observe,  perform,  fulfil,  and  keep  all  the 
Rules,  Resolutions,  Orders,  By-laws,  and  Regulations  of  the  said 
Society,  iJassed  as  aforesaid,  and  now  in  force,  or  hereafter  to  be 

Eassed  as  aforesaid,  during  such  time  as  he  shall  continue  on  the 
ooks  of  the  said  Society  as  a  member  thereof. 

A.  B.  («a»ie  of  Petitioner.) 
Witness,  C.  D. 


Term, 


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IV. 

SUB-TREASURER'S  REPORT  ON  PETITION   FOR 
ADMISSION. 

LAW  SOCIETY  OF   UPPER  CANADA,    OSGOODE  HALL,   TO   WIT. 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  in  Con» 
vocation  : — 

The  Sub-Treasurer,  with  reference  to  the  Petition  and  Presentation 
for  Admission  of  A.  B.  hereunto  annexed,  beg»  leave,  pursuant  to 


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53 


the  standing  order  of  Convocation  in  this  behalf,  most  respectfully 
to  report : — 

That  he  has  carefully  examined  the  said  Petition  and  Presenta- 
tion— and  that  they  appear  to  him  to  be  complete  and  re^ilar  in  every 
respect ;  that  he  has  searched  the  Journals  of  Convocation,  and  finds 
that  notice  of  the  Presentation  of  the  said  Candidate  was  duly  civeu 
the  day  of  in  last  Term  ;  that  the  said  Candidate 

has  fully  conformed  himself  to  the  rules  of  the  Society  and  Standing 
Orders  of  Convocation,  and  that  should  his  education  be  reported 
sufficient  by  the  Examining  Committee,  there  exists  to  his  knowledge 
no  objection  to  the  Admission  of  the  said  Candidate  as  a  member  of 
the  Society. 

All  which  is  most  respectfully  submitted, 

J.  H.  E.,  Sub- Treasurer. 
Treasurer's  Office,        day  of       ,  18    . 


CERTIFICATES  OF  ADMISSION  INTO  THE  SOCIETY. 

LAW  SOCIETY  OV  UPPER  CANADA,    OSGOODE   HALL,    TO  WIT. 

These  are  to  certify  that  C.  B.,  of  E.,  in  the  County  of  F., 
Merchant,  {or  as  the  case  niai/  he)  having  passed  an  examination  and 
been  classed  in  the  University  (or  the  senior  or  junior)  Class,  {as  the 
case  may  be,)  was  by  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper 
Canada  in  Convocation,  on  the  day  of  in  the  Term  of 

in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  duly 

admitted  into  the  said  Society  as  a  member  thereof,  and  entered  as 
a  Student  of  the  Laws,  taking  precedence  as  such  in  this  Society  next 
immediately  after  Mr.  Y.  R.,  and  that  he  now  remains  on  the  Books 
of  this  Society  as  a  member  thereof. 

In  testimony  whereof,  I,  S.  R.,  Esq.,  Treasurer  of  the  said  Society, 
have  to  these  presents  affixed  the  seal  of  the  said  Society  at  Osgoode 
Hall,  this  day  of  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight 
hundred  and        and  in  the        year  of  Her  Majesty's  reign. 


J.  H.  E.,  Secretary. 


S.  R.,  Treasurer, 


VL 


NOTICE  OF  PRESENTATION  FOR  CALL. 

LAW  SOCIETY  OF  UPPER  CANADA,   OSGOODE  UALL. 

Mr.  A.  B.  {name  in  full).  Bencher,  gives  notice  that  C.  D.  {name 
in  full),  a  member  of  this  Society,  now  standing  on  the  books  as  a 
Student  of  the  Laws,  and  who  has  received  his  professional  education 


i 


1.  . 


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I, 


under  the  superintendence  of  E.  F.  {name  in  full),  Esquire,  one  of 
the  memljers  of  the  Society,  of  the  degree  of  Barrister-at-Law,  will, 
next  term,  be  presented  to  the  Benchers  of  this  Society  in  Convoca- 
tion, for  the  purpose  of  being  called  to  the  Bar. 

A.  B.,  Bencher^ 
Term  of  18    . 


VII. 


PRESENTATION  FOR  CALL. 

LAW  SOCXEIT  OF   UPPEK  CANADA,    CSGOODE  HALL. 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  in  Con- 
vocation : — 

Gentlemen, — I  hereby  present  to  the  Convocation  A.  B.  {7iame  in 
full),  a  member  of  this  Society,  now  standing  on  the  books  as  a 
Student  of  the  Laws,  and  who  has  received  his  professional  education 
under  my  superintendence,  or  under  the  superintendence  of  X.  Y., 
K.  Z.,  &c.,  Esquires,  members  of  this  Society,  for  the  jturpose  of  his 
being  called  to  the  degree  of  Barrister-at-Law. 

C.  D. 

{Member  of  the  Society  being  a  Barrister) . 


VIIL 

CERTIFICATE  OF  STUDENT- AT-L AW. 

I,  A.  B.  {nam^  in  full)  of  B.,  in  the  County  of  C,  do  hereby  certify 
that  I  was  entered  on  the  books  of  the  Law  Society  as  a  Student  of 
the  Laws  as  of  Term,  ,  A.D.,  187   ;  that  I  am 

also  an  Articled  Clerk,  and,  as  such  Articled  Clerk,  passed  the  first 
Examination  required  by  law,  in  Term,  A.D.  187   ,  and 

the  second  Examination  in  Term,  A.D.  187    ;  and  that 

I  am  a  graduate  of  University. 


Term  of 


18 


A.  B. 


IX. 


CERTIFICATE  OF  ARTICLED  CLERK. 

I,  A.  B,,  of  C,  in  the  County  of  D,,  do  hereby  certify,  that  I 
entered  into  Articles  of  Clerkship  with  Mr.  E.  F.,  of  G.,  in  the 
County  of  H.,  on  the  day  of  ,  A.D.   187    ,  that  my 

said  Articles  were  tiled  on  the         day  of  ,  A.D.  187    :  that 

I  have  served  under  the  said  Articles  and  Assignments  thereof,  and 
that  I  am  now  in  the  year  of  my  service,  and  that  I  am  a 


Graduate  of 
Term  of 


Univeraity. 
18 


A.  B. 


ni^mr^ 


LAW   SOCIETY   OP   UPPER   CANADA. 


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X. 

PETITION  FOR  CERTIFICATE  OF  FITNESS. 

LAW  SOCIETV  OF   UPPER  CANADA,    O3O00DE   HALL,    TO   WIT. 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  0"i)per  Canada,  in  Con- 
vocation : — 

The  Petition  of  most  respectfully  sheweth — 

That  your  Petitioner  is  of  the  full  age  of  yoars  ;  that 

he  has  received  a  professional  education,  which  ho  trusts  sufficiently 
qualifies  him  to  commence  the  practice  of  the  Profession  of  the  Law  ; 
that  he  received  his  professional  education  under  the  superintendence 
of  .  an  Attorney  of  Her  Majesty's  Court  of  Queen's 

Bench  and  Common  Pleas,  and  a  Solicitor  of  the  Court  of  Chancery 
for  Ontario  ;  that  he  was  admitted  in  the  Law  Society  as  a  member 
thereof,  and  entered  on  the  books  thereof  as  a  Student  of  the  Laws 
in  the  Term  of  18    ;  that  the  degree  of  B.  A. 

was  conferred  on  him  on  day  of 

18    ,  by  the  Univez-sity  of  ;  that  his  Articles  of  Clerk- 

ship were  df.ted  and  executed  on  the  day  of 

18    ,  and  were  duly  filed  on  the  day  of  18     ; 

that  he  passed  the  Intermediate  Examinations  as  follows  : — 

Ist  Intermediate  Examination  in  Term,  18 

2nd  "  "  Term,  18 

that  he  has  particularly  studied  the  following  branches  of  the  Law, 
that  is  to  say  :  ;  that  in  the  course  of 

such  study  he  has  read  the  following  works,  that  is  to  say  ;  (enumerate 
them)  ;  that  his  Articles  of  Clerkship  expire  on  the 

day  of  18    ,  and  that  he  is  desii'ous  of  receiving 

a  Certificate  of  Fitness  and  of  being  admitted  as  an  Attorney  and 
Solicitor. 

Your  Petitioner,  therefore,  most  humbly 
prays,  that  his  qualifications,  being  first 
examined  and  found  sufficient  according  to 
the  Rules  of  the  Society,  and  Standing 
Orders  of  Convocation  in  that  behalf,  he 
may  receive  a  Certificate  of  Fitness  accord- 
ingly. 
Witness, 

Term,  187. 


XL 
SCHEDULE  A. 
(The  following  questions  are  to  be  answered  by  the  Clerk  himself) : 

1st.  What  was  your  age  at  the  date  of  your  Articles  ? 

2nd.  Have  you  served  the  whole  term  of  your  Articles  at  the  office 
where  the  Attorney  or  Attorneys  to  whom  you  were  articled  or 
assigned  carried  on  nis  or  their  business  ?  and  If  not,  state  the  reason. 


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3rd.  Have  you  at  any  time,  during  the  term  of  your  Articles  been 
absent  without  the  permission  of  the  Attorney  or  Attorneys  to  whom 
you  were  articled  or  assigned  ?  and  if  so,  state  the  length  and  occa- 
sion of  such  absence. 

4th.  Have  you,  durinc  the  period  of  your  Articles,  been  engaged 
or  concerned  in  any  proiession,  business,  or  employment  other  than 
your  professional  employment  as  Clerk  to  the  Attorney  or  Attorneys 
to  whom  you  were  articled  or  assigned  ? 

6th.  Have  you,  since  the  expiration  of  your  Articles,  been  engaged 
or  concerned,  and  for  how  long  a  time,  in  any,  and  what  profession, 
trade,  business,  or  employment  other  than  the  profession  of  Attorney 
or  Solicitor  ? 


XII. 


SCHEDULE  B. 

(The  following  questions  are  to  be  answered  by  the  Attorney  or 
Solicitor,  or  his  Agent,  with  whom  the  Clerk  may  have  served  any 
part  of  the  time  under  his  articles,  with  the  Certificate  of  such 
Attorney,  Solicitor,  or  Agent  :) 

1st.  Has  A.  B.  served  the  whole  term  of  his  articles  at  the  office 
where  you  caiTy  on  your  business  ?  and  if  not,  state  the  reason. 

2nd.  Has  the  said  A.  B. ,  at  any  time  during  the  term  of  his  articles, 
been  absent  without  your  permission  ?  and  if  so,  state  the  length  and 
occasion  of  such  absence. 

3rd.  Has  the  said  A.  B.,  during  the  period  of  his  articles,  been 
engaged  or  concerned  in  any  profession,  business,  or  employment 
other  than  his  professional  employment  as  your  Articled  Clerk  ? 

4th.  Has  the  said  A.  B.,  during  the  whole  term  of  his  clerkship, 
with  the  exceptions  above-mentioned,  been  faithfully  and  diligently 
employed  in  your  professional  business  of  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  ? 

5th.  Has  the  said  A.  B. ,  since  the  expiration  of  his  articles,  been 
engaged  or  concerned,  and  for  how  long  a  time  in  any,  and  what 
profession,  trade,  business,  or  employment  other  than  the  profession 
of  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  ? 

6th.  And  I  do  hereby  certify  that  the  said  A.  B.  has  duly  and 
faithfully  served  under  his  articles  of  clerkship  (or  asaif/nment,  as  the 
case  may  be)  bearing  date,  &c.,  for  the  term  therein  expressed  ;  and 
that  he  is  a  fit  and  proper  person  to  be  admitted  as  an  Attorney. 


XIII. 


AFFIDAVIT  OF  SERVICE  OF  ARTICLES  OF  CLERKSHIP. 

I(  of  in  the 

make  oath  and  say  : 

1.  That  under  and  in  pursuance  of  Articles  of  Clerkship  hereunto 
annexed,  bearing  date  the  day  ,  I  actually 

and  really  served  and  was  employed  by  in  the 


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57 


or 


County  of  Gentleman,  one  of  the  Attorneys  of  Her 

Majesty's  Court  of  Queen's  Bench  and  Common  T^leas  for  Ontario, 
and  a  Solicitor  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  for  Ontario,  as  his  Clerk,  ia 
the  business,  practice,  and  employment  of  an  Attorney  and  Solicitor 
from  the  day  of  the  date  of  the  said  Articles,  inclusive  to  the 

day  of  inclusive,  being  a  period  of 

years,  months  and  days. 

2.  In  pursuance  of  an  Indenture  of  Assignment  of  the  said  Articles 
hereunto  annexed,  bearing  date  the  day  of 

18    ,  I  actually  and  really  served  and  was  employed  by 

of  in  the  said  assit^nment  mentioned,  one  other 

of  the  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  of  Her  Majosty's  said  Courts,  as  his 
Clerk  in  the  business,  practice,  and  employment  of  an  Attorney  and 
Solicitor  from  the  day  of  the  date  of  the  said  Assignment  inclusive 
to  the  day  of  18    ,  inclusive,  being  a 

period  of  years,  months,  and  days. 

3.  In  pursuance  of  a  further  Indenture  of  Assignment  of  the  said 
articles,  also  hereunto  annexed,  bearing  date  the  day  of 

18    ,  I  actually  and  really  served  and  was  employed  by 
of  in  the  said  Assignment  mentioned, 

one  other  of  the  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  of  Her  Majesty's  said 
Courts,  as  his  Clerk  in  the  business,  practice,  and  employment  of  an 
Attorney  and  Solicitor  from  the  day  of  the  date  of  the  said  Assign- 
ment inclusive  to  the  day  of  18  , 
inclusive,  being  a  period  of  years,  months  and 
days. 

4.  In  pursuance  of  a  further  Indenture  of  Assignment  of  the  said 
Articles,  also  hereto  annexed,  bearing  date  the  day  of 

18    , 1  actually  and  really  served  and  was  employed  by 
of  in  the  said  assignment  mentioned, 

one  other  of  the  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  of  Her  Majesty's  said 
Coui-ts,  as  his  Clerk  in  the  business,  practice,  and  employment  of  an 
Attorney  and  Solicitor  from  the  day  of  the  date  of  the  said  Assign- 
ment inclusive,  to  the  day  of  18  , 
inclusive,  being  a  period  of  years,  months  and 
days,  making  in  the  whole  the  full  term  of  years  specified 
in  the  said  Articles. 

5.  I  did  not  any  time  during  the  term  of  my  service  mentioned  in 
the  said  Article  hold  any  office,  nor  was  I  engaged  in  any  employ- 
ment whatsoever  other  than  employment  of  Clerk  to  the  said 

and  his  partner  or  partners  in  the  business,  practice, 
and  employmeAt  of  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor. 

6.  I  passed  my  First  Intermediate  Examination  in  the  month  of 

18    ,  and  my  Second  Intermediate  Examination  in 
the  month  of  18    . 

Sworn  before  me  at  ) 

in  the  County  of  > 

this  day  of  18      ) 

A  Commissioner,  d'C,  <&€.  \ 

S 


I 


! 


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ONTARIO   LEGAL   DIIIECTORY. 


XIV. 
FORM  OF  CERTIFICATE  OF  FITNESS. 

LAW  SOflETY  OF  UPPER  CANADA,  03G00DE  HALL,  TO  WIT, 

These  are  to  certify,  that  Mr  .       °' 

in  the  County  of  in  this  Province,  Gentleman,  having 

made  proof  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Society  of  the  clue  execution  of 
his  Articles  of  Clorkship  in  the  business,  profession,  and  employment 
of  an  Attorney-at-Law  and  Solicitor  in  liquity,  of  his  due  and  proper 
service  under  the  same,  and  of  his  having  complied  with  all  other  the 
requisites  of  the  Acts  of  Parliament  in  that  behalf,  he  was  duly  ex- 
amineil  touching  liis  iltness  and  capacity  to  act  as  an  Attorney  and 
Solicitor  of  the  cTiflerent  Courts  of  Law  and  Equity  in  Upper  Canada. 
And  the  Society  being  thereupon  satisfied  that  the  said  Candidate  is 
duly  qualified  to  act  as  such  Attorney  and  Solicitor.  These  are 
further  to  certify  the  same  in  compliance  with  Trie  directions  of  the 
said  Acts,  and  to  the  end  that  the  said  Candidate  may  thereupon 
apply  to  the  said  Courts,  or  any  of  them,  for  such  admission  accord- 
ingly. 

In  testimony  whereof,  I,  Tre.isurer  of  the  said 

Society,  hftve  to  these  presents  affixed  the  seal  of  the  said  Society,  at 
Osgoode  Hall,  this  day  of  in 

the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and 
and  in  the  year  of  Her  Majesty's  reign. 


J.  H.  E.,  Secretary. 


S.  R.,  Treasurer, 


XV. 
PETITION  FO^    CALL. 


LAW  SOCIETY  OF  UPPEF 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  - 
vocation  : — 


i,    OSGOODE   HALL,    TO  WIT. 

society  of  Uj^    r  Canada,  in  Con- 


The  Petition  of  most  respectfully  sheweth— 

That  your  Petitioner  is  of  the  full  age  of  yeara  ;  that 

he  has  received  a  professional  education,  which  he  trusts  su^'iciently 
qualities  him  to  commence  the  practice  of  the  Profession  of  the  Law  ; 
that  he  received  his  professional  education  under  the  superintendence 
of     .  a  member  of  this  Society,  of  the  degree  of 

Barrister-at-Law  ;  that  he  was  admitted  into  this  Society  as  a  mem- 
ber thereof,  and  entered  on  the  books  thereof  as  a  Student  of  the 
Laws  in  the  Term  of  18    ;  that  the  degrt    of  B.A, 

was  conferred  on  him  on  day  of 

18    ,  by  the  University  of  ;  that  he  passed  the  Inter- 

mediate Examinations  as  follows  — 


1st  Intermediate  Examination  in 
2ud  *'  " 


Term,  187 
Term,  187 


LAW   SOCIETY   OF   UPPER   CANADA. 


5» 


that  ho  has,  sinco  his  admission  into  the  Society,  pursuocl  the  follow- 
ing branches  of  general  learning,  that  ia  to  say  : 
that  in  the  courau  of  such  pursuit  he  has  read  the  following  works, 
that  is  to  sny  :  ;  that  he  has  particularly  studied 

the  following  branches  of  the  Law,  that  ia  to  say  :  {ennuierate  thovi) 
that  in  the  course  of  such  study  he  has  read  the  following  works, 
that  is  to  say  :  that  he  is  under  no  Articles  of 

Clerkship  of  any  kind  whatsoever  to  any  person  or  persons  M'hoinL. 
soever ;  and  that  he  is  desirous  of  being  called  to  the  degree  of 
Barrister-at-Law. 

Your  Petitioner,  therefore,  most  respectfully  prays,  that  liis  quali- 
fications, being  first  examined  and  found  sufficient  according  to  the 
Rules  of  the  Society,  and  Standing  Orders  of  Convocation  in  that 
behalf,  he  may  be  called  to  the  said  degree  accordingly  ;  and  he  doth 
hereby  undertake  and  promise  that  lie  v.ill  well  and  tnily  pay,  or 
cause  to  be  paid,  to  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  aforesaict,  all 
such  fees  and  dues  of  what  nature  or  kind  soever,  as  now  are  due  or 
payable  by  or  from  him  to  the  said  Society,  by  or  under  any  Itule, 
Resolution,  Order,  By-law,  or  Regulation  of  the  said  Society,  passed 
by  the  said  Society,  or  by  the  Benchers  thereof,  with  the  approbation 
of  the  Judges  of  the  Province,  aa  Visitors  of  the  said  Society,  or 
which  shall  or  may  hereafter  become  due  or  payable  by  or  from  him 
to  the  said  Society,  under  the  same,  or  under  any  other  Rule,  Reso- 
lution, Order,  By-law,  or  Regulation  to  be  passed  by  the  Benchers 
of  the  said  Society  in  Convocation,  with  such  approbation  as  afore- 
said ;  and  also,  that  he  will  moreover  well,  faithfully,  and  truly  sub- 
mit and  conform  himself  to  obey,  observe,  perform,  fulfil,  and  keep 
all  the  Rules,  Resolutions,  Orders,  By-laws,  and  Regulations  of  the 
said  Society,  passed  as  aforesaid,  and  now  in  force,  or  liereafter  to  be 
passed  as  aforesaid,  during  such  time  aa  he  shall  continue  on  the 
books  of  the  said  Society  as  a  member  thereof. 

Wttnesii, 

Term,  187 


XVI. 
BOND. 

OSGOODE  HALL,    TO  WIT. 

Know  all  men  by  these  presents,  that  we  A.  B,,  of 
in  the  County  of  in  this  Province,  Gentleman, 

Member  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  now  standing  on  the 
books  of  the  said  Society,  as  a  Student  of  the  Laws,  and  C.  D.,  of 
.in  the  County  of  in  this  Province,  and  E.  F.. 

of  in  the  County  of  in  this  Province, 

are  jointly  and  severally  held  and  firmly  bound  to  the  Law  Society 
of  Upper  Canada  in  the  penal  sum  of  Four  Hundred  Dollars  of  lawful 
money  of  Upper  Canada,  to  be  paid  to  the  Law  Society  of  Upper 
Canada  aforesaid,  for  which  payment  to  be  well  and  truly  made,  we 


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bind  ourselves  and  each  of  us  binds  himself,  our,  each,  and  every  of 
our  heirs,  executors,  and  administrators,  firmly  by  these  presents. 
Sealed  with  our  seals.     Dated  this  day  of 

in  the  year  of  Majesty's  Reign,  and  in  the  year 

of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and 

The  condition  of   this    obligation  is  such,   that   if   the  above 
boundeu  A.  B.    shall  and  will  well  and  truly  pay,  or  cause  to  be 

Said  to  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  aforesaid,  all  such  fees  and 
ues  of  what  nature  or  kind  soever,  as  now  are  due  or  payable  by  or 
from  him  to  tbe  said  Society,  by  or  under  any  Rule,  Resolution,  Order, 
By-Law,  or  Regulation,  of  the  said  Society,  passed  by  the  said  Society, 
or  by  the  Bvnchers  thereof,  with  the  approbation  of  the  Judges 
of  the  Provxa:;e,  as  Visitors  of  the  said  Society,  or  which  shall 
or  may  hereafter  become  due  or  payable  by  or  from  him  to  the 
said  Society  under  the  same,  or  under  any  other  Rule,  Resolution, 
Order,  By-Law,  or  Regulation  to  be  passed  by  the  Benchers  of  the 
said  Society  in  Convocation,  with  such  approbation  as  aforesaid,  and 
also  do  ?\nd  shall  moreover  well,  faithfully,  and  truly  obey,  observe, 
perform,  fulfil,  and  keep  all  the  Rules,  Resolutions,  Orders,  By-Laws, 
and  Regulations,  of  the  said  Society,  passed  as  aforesaid,  and  now  in 
force,  or  hereafter  to  be  passed,  as  aforesaid,  during  such  time  as  he 
shall  continue  on  the  books  of  the  said  Society,  as  a  member  thereof — 
then  this  obligation  shall  be  void,  otherwise  shall  be  and  remain  in 
full  force,  virtue,  and  effect. 

Sealed  and  delivered  in  the  ) 

presence  of  J  ^ 


XVII. 


These  are  to  certify,  that  we.  the  Subscribers  hereto,  are  well 
acquainted  with  the  within  named  C.  D.  and  E.  F.,  and  that  they  are 
Pi'eeholders  of  substance  amply  sufficient  to  secure  the  performance 
of  the  condition  of  the  within  bond. 


XVIIL 
SUB-TREASURER'S  REPORT  ON  PETITION  FOR  CALL. 

LAW  SOCIETY  OF  UPPER  CANADA,    OaOOODE  HALL,    TO  AVIT. 

To  the  Benchers  of  the  L?\w  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  iu  Con- 
vocation. 

The  Sub-Treasurer  with  reference  to  the  Petition  and  Presentation 
for  call  of  C.  D.  hereunto  annexed,  begs  leave  pursuant  to  the 
Standing  Oder  of  Convocation  in  this  behalf,  most  respectfully 
to  report : — 


LAW   SOCIETY   OP   UPPER   CANADA. 


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That  ho  has  carefully  examined  the  said  petition  and  presentation, 
and  that  they  appear  to  him  to  be  complete  and  regular  in  every 
respect ;  that  he  has  searched  the  Journals  of  Convocation,  and  finds 
that  the  said  Candidate  was  duly  admitted  into  this  Society  as  a 
member  thereof,  and  entered  as  a  iStudent  of  the  Laws,  on  the 


day  of  in  the  Terra  of 

that  the  Class  of  the  Examination 
versity  or  Junior)  (ad  the  c  ise  ma 
passed   the    following    luteruii 

That  notice  of  the  presentatioL 
was  duly  given  on  the  day  of 


in  the  year  of  our  Lord  18     ; 

of  the  said  Candidate  was  (Uni- 

'")  ;  that  the  said  Candidate  has 

te    Examinations  :     {state    them) 

A  the  said  Candidate  for  this  call, 

in  last  Term  ;  that  the  said 


Candidate  has  fully  conformed  himself  to  the  Kules  of  the  Society 
and  Standing  Orders  of  Convocation,  and  that  should  his  education 
be  found  upon  examination  to  be  sutlicient,  there  exists  to  his  know- 
ledge no  objection  to  the  call  of  the  said  Candidate  to  the  degree  of 
Barrister-at-  Law. 

All  which  is  most  respectfully  submitted. 

J.  H.  E.,  Sub-Treasurer. 

Treasurer's  Offi')?,  day  of  ,  18    . 


XIX. 
DIPLOMA  OF  BARRISTER-AT-LAW. 

LAW  SOCIETY   OF  UPPEE  CANADA,    OSOOODE  HALL,    TO  WIT. 

Be  it  remembered  that  C.  D.,  of  E.,  in  the  County  of  F.,  in  this 
Province,  Gentleman,  son  of  G.  D.,  of  the  same  place,  Merchant  (or, 
as  the  case  may  be)  was  by  the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper 
Canada  in  Convocation,   on  the  day  of  of  the 

Term  of  "in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred 

and  ,  duly  called  to  the  Degree  of  Barrister-at- Law,  and  that 

he  now  remains  on  the  books  of  this  Society  as  a  Barrister  thereof. 

In  testimony  whereof,  I,  S.  R.,  Esq.,  Treasurer  of  the  said 
Society,  have  to  these  presents  affixed  the  Seal  of  the  said  Society  at 
Oagoode  Hall,  this  day  of  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one 

thousand  eight  hundred  and  and  in  the  year  of  Her 

Majesty's  reign. 


J.  H.  E.,  Secretary. 


S.  R.,  Treasurer.. 


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ACTS  RELATING  TO  THE  PROFESSION. 


Cap.  1S8.- 
"  139.- 
"  140.- 
"    141.- 


-Law  Society. 
-Barristers-at-Law. 
-Attonieys-at-Law. 
-Notaries  Public. 


CAP.  138. 

AN  ACT  RESPECTING   THE  LAW  SOCIETY   OF 
UPPER  CANADA. 

CONTENTS   OF  ACT. 

Law  Society  continued,  ss.  1,  2. 

Judges  to  be  Visitors,  s.  3.  ^ 

Benchers,  ss.  4-42. 

Elections,  88.  4-33. 

Powers  of  Benchers,  ss.  34-42. 

Law  Benevolent  Fund,  s.  43. 

Reporters,  ss.  44-46. 

Revenue  and  Expenditure,  ss.  47-8. 


HER  MAJESTY,  by  and  wi*h  the  advice  and  consent  of 
the  Legislative  Assembly  of  the  Province  of  Ontario* 
enacts  as  follows : — 

LAW   SOCIETY  CONTINUED. 

1.  The  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  shall  continue  as  at 
present  constituted,  subject  to  the  provisions  of  this  Act,  and 
to  the  by-laws,  resolutions,  rules  and  regulations  of  the  said 
Society  in  force  at  the  time  this  Act  takes  effect,  except  so 
far  as  the  same  are  inconsistent  with  this  Act,  until  altered 
by  the  Benchers  of  said  Socioty  pursuant  to  this  Act. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  33,  8.  1 ;  34  V.  c.  15,  s.  2. 

2.  The  Treasurer  and  Benchers  of  the  said  Society,  here- 
tofore incorporated,  and  their  successors,  shall  continue  to 


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be  a  body  corporate  and  politic,  by  the  name  of  the  Law 
Society  of  Upper  Canada,  and  without  license  of  mortinaiu 
may  purchase,  take,  possess,  and  after  acquiring  the  same, 
sell,  lease  or  depart  with  any  lands,  tenements  or  heredita- 
ments for  the  purposes  of  tlje  said  Society,  but  for  no  other 
purposes,  and  may  execute  all  other  matters  appertaining  to 
them  to  do.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  33,  s.  2. 


VISITORS. 


3.  The  Chief  Justices  and  Puisne  Justices  of  the  Superior 
Coui-+s  of  Common  Law,  and  the  Chancellor  and  Vice- 
Chancellora  of  the  Coui*t  of  Chancery,  shall  be  Visitors  of 
the  Society.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  33,  s.  3. 


!!li 


BENCHERS. 

4.  The  Attorney-General  of  Canada. for  the  time  being, 
and  every  person  who  has  held  that  office,  if  a  member  of 
the  Bar  of  Ontai'io,  and  the  Attorney-General  for  the  time 
being  of  Ontario,  and  all  members  of  the  Bar  of  Ontario, 
who  have  at  any  time  held  the  office  of  Attorney-General  of 
Ontario,  or  of  Attorney-General  or  Solicitor-Genei-al  for  that 
part  of  the  late  Province  of  Canada,  formerly  called  Upper 
Canada,  and  any  retired  Judge  or  Judges  of  the  Superior 
Courts  of  Law  or  Equity  for  Ontario,  shall  respectively  ex 
officio  be  Benchers  of  the  Society.  34  V.  c.  15,  s.  4  ;  39  V. 
ch.  31,  s.  8. 

6.  The  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society,  exclusive  of  ex  officio 
membere,  shall  be  thirty  in  niimber,  to  be  elected  as  herein- 
after provided.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  3. 

6.  The  Benchers  of  the  said  Law  Society  shall,  during  the 
term  next  pi-eceding  an  election,  appoint  two  persons,  who, 
with  the  Treasurer,  shall  act  as  scrutineers  at  the  election  ; 
and  the  said  Benchers  shall  also,  during  the  said  preceding 
term,  appoint  a  third  person,  who  shall  act  for  and  as  the 
Treasurer,  in  case  he  should  be  absent  during  the  meeting 
of  the  scrutineers  to  correct  the  votes.     34  V.  c.  16,  &  16. 

7.  The  fii*st  election  after  this  Act  takes  effect  shall  be 
held  on  the  first  Thursday  after  the  first  Wednesday  in 


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April,  one  thousand  eiglit  hundred  and  eighty- one,  and  the 
subsequent  elections  shall  be  held  on  the  first  Thui-sday  after 
the  first  "Wednesday  in  April  of  every  fifth  year  thereafter ; 
but  in  case  the  scrutineers  are  unable  to  complete  the  scru- 
tiny upon  such  day,  the  ssinie  shall  be  continued  from  day  to 
day  until  the  election  is  declared.  In  case  any  scrutineer  is 
absent  during  such  scrutiny  the  others  may  nevertheless 
proceed  therewith.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  17. 

8.  Each  member  of  the  Bar,  not  hereinafter  declai-ed  ineli- 
gible as  an  elector,  may  vote  for  thirty  persons.  34  V.  c.  15, 
s.  5. 

9.  Such  votes  shall  be  given  by  closed  voting  papera,  in 
the  form  in  the  Schedule  to  this  Act,  or  to  the  like  efiect, 
being  delivered  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society  on  the 
first  Wednesday  of  Ayn'il  of  the  year  proper  for  such  elec- 
tion, or  during  the  Monday  and  Tuesday  immediately  pre- 
ceding. Any  voting  papere  received  by  the  said  Secretary 
by  post  during  said  days,  or  during  the  preceding  week,  shall 
be  deemed  delivered  to  him.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  6. 

10.  The  said  voting  papers  shall,  upon  the  Thui-sday 
following,  be  opened  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society 
in  the  presence  of  the  scrutineers,  who  shall  scrutinize  and 
count  the  votes,  and  keep  a  record  thereof  in  a  proper  book 
to  be  provided  by  the  said  Society.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  7. 

11.  The  thirty  persons  who  have  the  highest  number  of 
votes  shall  be  Benchers  of  the  said  Law  Society  for  the  next 
term  of  five  years.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  8. 

12.  Any  pei-son  entitled  to  vote  at  such  election  shall  be 
entitled  to  be  present  at  the  opening  of  the  said  voting  papers. 
34  V.  c.  15,  s.  9. 

13.  In  case  of  an  equality  of  votes  between  two  or  more 
persons,  which  leaves  the  election  of  one  or  more  of  such 
Benchers  undecided,  then  the  said  scrutineers  shall  forthwith 
put  into  a  ballot-box  a  number  of  papers,  with  the  names  of 
the  candidates  having  such  equality  of  votes  written  therean, 
one  for  each  candidate,  and  the  Secretary  of  the  said  Society 
shall  dmw  by  chance  from  such  ballot-box,  in  the  presence  of 
the  said  scrutineers,  one  or  more  of  such  papers  sufficient  to 


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make  up  the  required  number,  r.nd  the  persons  whose  names 
are  upon  such  papers  so  drawn  shall  be  such  Benchers.  34 
V.  c.  15,  s.  10. 

14.  No  person  shall  be  entitled  to  vote  as  an  elector  at 
such  election  \mless  all  his  Bar  fees  to  the  Law  Society  have 
been  paid.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  11. 

15.  The  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society  shall,  on  the  first 
day  of  the  term  previous  to  the  time  for  any  election,  make 
out  an  alphabetical  list  or  register  of  the  members  of  the  Bar 
who  are  entitled  to  vote  at  the  succeeding  election,  and  such 
register  may  be  examined  by  any  member  of  the  said  Society 
at  all  reasonable  times,  at  the  office  oi  the  said  Secretary. 

2.  In  case  any  member  of  the  said  Society  complains  to 
the  said  Secretary,  in  writing,  of  the  improper  omission  or 
insertion  of  any  name  in  the  said  list,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of 
the  Secretary  forthwith  to  examine  into  the  complaint  and 
rectify  such  error  if  any  there  be  ;  and  in  case  any  person  is 
dissatisfied  with  the  decision  of  the  said  Secretary,  he  may 
appeal  to  the  persons  who  have  been  appointed  to  act  as 
scrutineers  for  the  next  election  thereafter,  and  the  decision 
of  such  scrutineera  shall  be  final,  and  such  list  shall  remain 
or  be  altered  in  accordance  with  such  decision. 

3.  The  Secretary  shall  add  to  such  list  the  names  of  all 
persons  who  have  been  called  to  the  Bar  during  the  term 
previous  to  such  election  ;  and  no  alterations  shall  be  made 
to  such  lists  except  as  is  provided  in  this  section ;  and  the 
said  list,  as  it  stands  revised  upon  the  last  Monday  of  the 
said  last  mentioned  term,  shall  be  held  to  be  the  register  of 
persons  entitled  to  vote  at  the  next  election. 

4.  No  person  whoso  name  is  not  inserted  in  the  said  list 
shall  be  entitled  to  vote  at  such  election.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  12. 

16.  No  pei*son  shall  be  eligible  as  a  Bencher  at  any  election 
who  is  not  qualified  to  vote  at  such  election.  34  V.  c.  15, 
s.  14. 

17.  At  all  elections  retiring  Benchers  shall  be  eligible 
for  re-election.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  31. 

18.  Any  votes  cast  for  any  pei-son  who  is  ineligible  to  be 
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a  Bencher,  or  who  is  a  Bencher  ex  officio  shall  be  null  and 
void ;  and  the  election  shall  be  declared  as  if  such  votes  had 
not  been  cast     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  13. 

19.  In  the  event  of  any  elector  placing  more  than  thirty 
names  on  his  voting  paper,  the  first  thirty  only  shall  be  taken, 
notwithstanding  any  of  such  thirty  persons  so  named  may  be 
ineligible  for  election  from  any  cause  whatever.  34  V.  c.  15, 
s.  18. 

20.  Upon  the  completion  of  the  scrutiny  the  said  Secretary 
shall  forthwith  declare  the  result  of  said  election  and  report 
the  same  to  the  said  Society,  and  shall  cause  the  names  to  be 
published  in  the  next  two  issues  of  the  Ontario  Gazette.  34 
"V.  c.  15,  s.  15. 

21.  The  Benchera  of  said  Society  may  make  such  regula- 
tions as  they  consider  expedient,  not  contrary  to  the  pro- 
visions of  this  Act,  for  regulating  the  procedure  under  section 
twelve  of  this  Act,  and  for  the  remuneration  of  the  scrutineera 
appointed  under  this  Act.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  19. 

22.  The  said  voting  papers  belonging  to  any  election  shall 
not  be  destoyed  until  after  all  petitions  in  respect  to  such 
election  have  been  decided,  but  the  same  shall,  together  with 
all  other  papers  in  connection  with  the  said  election,  be  re- 
tained by  the  Secretary,     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  20. 

23.  No  person  shall  sign  the  name  of  any  other  pei'son  to 
any  voting  paper,  under  this  Act,  or  alter,  or  add  to,  or 
falsify,  or  fill  up  any  blank  in  any  voting  paper  signed  by 
another  jjei-son,  or  deliver  or  cause  to  be  delivered,  or  send 
or  cause  to  be  sent,  by  post  or  otherwise  to  the  said  Secretary, 
any  such  false  voting  paper,  or  any  voting  paper  which  has 
been  added  to  or  falsified,  or  in  which  any  blank  has  been 
filled  up  after  the  same  was  signed.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  21. 

24.  In  the  event  of  there  being  no  Secretary  for  the  time 
being  of  the  Law  Society  at  the  time  at  which  any  election 
under  this  A  ct  is  to  be  held,  or  in  the  event  of  such  Secretary 
being  unable  from  illness  or  other  unavoidable  cause  to  act 
at  such  elections,  then  and  in  such  case  the  Treasurer  for 
the  time  being  of  the  Law  Society  shall  appoint  under  his 
hand  some  other  person  to  act  as  such  Secretary,  and  such 


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person  so  appointed  shall  ])erform  all  the  unties  of  snch 
Secretary,  as  prescribed  by  this  Act.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  22. 

25.  The  persons  so  elected  Benchers  as  aforesaid  shall 
take  office  on  the  first  day  of  Easter  Term  following  their 
election,  and  sluUl  hold  office  until  the  beginning  of  the  fifth 
Easter  Term  after  they  have  entered  on  their  said  office,  or 
till  the  election  of  their  successors.     34  Vic.  c.  15,  s.  23. 

26.  The  seat  of  any  Bencher,  who  has  failed  to  attend  the 
meetings  of  the  benchers  for  three  consecutive  terms,  shall  at 
the  expiration  of  the  said  period  become  vacant.  34  Vic.  c. 
15,  s.  23. 

27.  The  majority  of  the  Benchers  present  at  any  meeting 
in  the  first  Easter  Term  after  their  election,  may  appoint  a 
committee  of  their  number  to  enter  upon  any  enquiry  with 
respect  to  the  due  election  of  any  of  the  said  Benchers  whose 
election  or  elections  may  be  petitioned  against  by  any  member 
of  the  Bar  who  voted  at  the  election  of  such  Bencher  or 
Benchers,  and,  after  such  enquiry,  to  report  such  Bencher  oi 
Benchers  as  duly  or  not  duly  elected  or  qu  dified  according  to 
the  fact,  and,  if  necessary,  to  report  the  name  or  names  of 
the  next  in  order  of  votes  of  the  duly  qualified  members  of 
the  Bar,  in  lieu  of  the  person  or  persons  petitioned  against 
and  reported  not  duly  elected  or  qualified  ;  and  on  the  con- 
firmation of  the  said  report  by  the  majority  of  Benchers 
(other  than  those  petitioned  against)  present  at  any  meeting 
for  that  purpose,  the  person  or  persons  so  reported,  in  lieu  of 
those  petitioned  against  as  aforesaid  shall  be  taken  and  deemed 
to  be  the  duly  elected  and  qualified  Bencher  or  Benchers.  34 
V.  c.  15,  s.  24. 

28.  No  petition  against  the  return  of  any  Bencher  shall 
be  entertained  unless  such  petition  is  filed  with  the  Secretary 
of  the  Law  Society  at  least  ten  days  before  the  fii*st  day  of 
Easter  Term  next  succeeding  such  election,  and  shall  contain 
a  statement  of  the  grounds  on  which  such  election  is  disputed, 
and  unless  a  copy  of  s\ich  petition  is  served  upon  the  Bencher 
whose  election  is  disputed  at  least  ten  days  before  the  fii-st 
day  of  the  said  Easter  Term  ;  and  no  grounds  not  mentioned 
in  the  petition  shall  be  gone  into  on  the  hearing  of  such 
petition.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  25. 


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2C.  On  any  sucli  notice  being  duly  filed  as  aforesaid,  the 
Benchers  shall  during  the  fir^t  wet-k  of  the  Easter  Term  suc- 
ceeding such  election,  aj)poiut  a  day  for  the  hearing  of  such 
petition,  and  give  notice  of  such  day  to  the  petitioner  and  to 
the  pei-son  whose  return  is  disjmted ;  but  all  such  petitions 
shall  be  finally  disponed  of  during  the  said  Easter  Term. 
34  V.  c.  15,  s.  2G. 

30.  On  the  hearing  of  any  such  petition  the  Benchers  shall 
have  j)ower  to  examine  witnesses  under  oath ;  and  a  summons 
under  the  hand  of  the  Treasurer  of  the  Law  Society,  or  under 
the  hand  of  the  three  Benchers,  for  the  attendauce  of  a  wit- 
ness, shall  have  all  the  force  of  a  subpoena ;  and  any  witness 
not  attending  in  obedience  thereto,  shall  be  liable  to  attach- 
ment in  anj'  of  the  Superior  Coui-ts.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  27. 

31.  Any  person  ])etitioning  against  the  retni'n  of  any 
Bencher  shall  deposit  with  the  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society 
the  sum  of  one  hundred  dollars  to  meet  any  C9sts  which  such 
Bencher  may  be  put  to  in  the  opinion  of  the  committee  before 
which  such  petition  shall  be  heard ;  and  such  committee  shall 
have  power  in  the  event  of  such  petition  being  dismissed,  to 
award  such  sum  to  bo  paid  to  the  Bencher  petitioned  against 
as  in  their  opinion  is  just ;  and  shall  have  power  in  their 
discretion  in  the  event  of  such  Bencher  being  decided  to  be 
not  duly  elected  or  qualilied,  to  award  costs  to  the  petitioner  ; 
and  the  costs  so  awarded  shall  be  recoverable  in  any  Court 
of  competent  jurisdiction.     34  V.  c.  15.  s.  28. 

32.  The  Benchers  shall,  on  the  firat  meeting  after  their 
election,  proceed  to  elect  one  of  their  body  as  Treasui'er,  who 
shall  be  the  President  of  the  Society ;  and  such  Treasurer 
shall  hold  office  until  the  appointment  of  his  successor  ;  and 
the  election  of  Treasurer  shall  take  place  on  the  first  Saturday 
of  Easter  Term  in  every  year ;  provided  that  the  I'etiring 
Treasurer  shall  be  eligible  for  re-election.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  29 

33.  In  case  of  the  failure  in  any  instance  to  elect  the 
requisite  number  of  duly  qualified  Benchers,  according  to  the 
provisions  of  this  Act,  or  in  case  of  any  vacancy  caused  by 
the  death  or  resignation  of  any  Bencher,  or  by  any  other 
cause,  then  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  remaining  Benchei*s, 
with  all  convenient  speed,  at  a  meeting  to  be  specially  called 


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for  the  purpose,  and  to  be  held  during  the  next  term  there- 
after, to  anpply  the  deficiency  in  the  number  of  Benchers 
failed  to  be  elected  as  aforesaid,  or  caused  by  any  of  the 
means  aforesaid,  by  appointing  to  such  vacant  place  or  places, 
as  the  same  may  occur,  any  person  or  persons  duly  qualified 
under  the  provisions  of  this  Act  to  be  elected  as  a  Bencher 
or  Benchers  ;  and  the  peraon  or  persons  so  elected  shall  hold 
office  for  the  residue  of  the  period  for  which  the  other 
Benchers  have  been  elected.     34  V.  c.  15,  s.  30. 

POWERS   OF   THE   BENCHERS. 

34.  The  Benchers  may  fi'om  time  to  time  in  Convocation 
make  rules  for  the  government  of  the  Law  Society,  and 
other  purposes  connected  therewith,  under  the  inspection  of 
the  Visitors.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  33.  s.  5. 

35.  Tlio  said  Benchers  may  appoint  such  officers  and  ser- 
vants as  may  be  necessaiy  for  the  nianageineut  of  the  business 
of  the  said  Law  Society.     39  V.  c.  31,  s,  7. 

36.  The  Benchers  may  make  rules  for  the  improvement  of 
legal  education  ;  and  may  appoint  readers  and  lecturers  \Ath 
salaries;  and  may  impose  fees  and  prescribe  rules  for  the 
attendance  of  students  and  articled  clerks  at  such  readings  or 
lectures,  and  for  examinations  thereon,  as  conditional  to  call 
to  the  Bar,  or  admission  as  Attorney  ;  and  may  establish 
scholarships  in  connection  therewith  ;  find  may  for  proficiency 
at  examination,  by  rules  to  be  established  specially  in  that 
respect,  diminish  the  number  of  yoai-s  of  studentshi]>  on  the 
books  of  the  Society,  or  under  articles  of  clerkship,  but  so  as 
not  to  reduce  the  number  of  years  for  call  to  the  Bar  or 
admission  as  Attorney  to  less  than  three.     35  V.  c.  6,  s.  4. 

37.  The  Benchers  shall  have  the  power  heretofore  exercised 
to  call  and  admit  to  the  practice  of  the  law  as  a  Barrister  any 
person  duly  qualified  to  be  so  admitted,  accoi'ding  to  the  pro- 
visions of  law  and  the  rules  of  the  Society.  C.  S.  U.  C.  c. 
33,  s.  L 

38.  The  Benchers  may  from  time  to  time  make  all  neces- 
sary rules,  regulations  and  by-laws  and  dispense  therewith 
from  time  to  time  to  meet  the  special  circumstances  of  any 


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special  case  respecting  the  a;lmission  of  students-at-law,  the 
periods  and  conditions  of  study,  the  call  or  admission  of 
Barristers  to  jmictise  the  Law,  and  all  other  matters  relating 
to  the  discipline  and  honour  of  the  Bar.     39  V.  c.  31,  s.  1. 

39.  The  Benchers  with  the  ap}>roba+ion  of  the  Visitors 
(including  one  at  least  of  the  Judges  of  each  of  the  Superior 
Courts  of  Law  and  Equity],  shall  from  time  to  time  make 
such  Rules  as  they  consider  necessary  for  conducting  the 
examination  of  persons  applying  to  be  admitted  as  Attorneys 
or  Solicitors,  as  well  touching  the  articles  and  service,  and 
the  several  certificates  requiied  by  law  to  b-  produced  by 
them  before  their  admission,  as  to  the  fitness  and  capacity  of 
such  persons  to  act  as  Attorneys  or  Solicitors ;  and  the 
Society  may  from  time  to  time  nominate  and  appoint  Exam- 
iners for  conducting  such  examinations.  C  S.  U.  C.  o.  35, 
s.  8.     See  also  Eev.  Stat.  0.,  c.  1 40,  s.  8. 

40.  In  any  of  the  foregoing  ca.ses  whei'c  it  appears  to  the 
Benchers  expedient  for  p\u looses  of  fuither  inquiry  or 
investigation,  they  may  suspend  for  a  period  not  exceed- 
ing twelve  months,  their  final  decision  in  respect  to  the 
granting  or  refusal  of  the  certificate.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  9 

41.  The  Benchers  from  tin.e  to  time  may  also  make  all 
necessary  rules,  regulations  and  by-laws  and  dispen&e  there- 
with from  time  to  time,  to  meet  the  special  circumstances 
of  any  special  case  respectirig  the  service  of  articled  clerks,  the 
period  and  conditions  of  such  service,  and  the  admission  of 
Attorneys  or  Solicitors  to  practice  in  the  Courts,  and  all  other 
matters  relating  to  the  discipline  and  practice  of  such  Attor- 
neys, Solicitors  and  articled  clerks.     39  V.  c.  31,  s.  2. 

42.  Whereas  certain  petitions  were  presented  to  the  Legis- 
lature of  the  Province  during  its  session  held  in  the  thii-ty- 
ninth  year  of  Her  Majesty's  reign,  praying  for  special  Acts 
for  the  admission  of  the  petitioners  to  practice  as  Barristers 
or  Attorneys  and  Solicitors, — the  Law  Society  may,  in 
their  discretion,  upon  jjayment  of  the  usual  fees  therefor,  call 
to  the  Bar  as  Barristers,  or  admit  to  practice  as  Attorneys  and 
Solicitors,  such  of  the  said  petitioners  as  have  so  petitioned, 
upon  proper  proof  of  the  allegations  in  said  petitions  and  upon 
their  passing  the  usual  final  examination  prescribed  by  the 


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rules  of  the  said  Law  Society  for  Ban'istei*s  or  Attorneys  and 
Solicitors ;  provided  they  come  within  the  classes  of  cases  in 
which  the  Legislature  of  this  Province,  prior  to  the  said 
session,  authorized,  by  special  Acts,  the  admission  of  Barris- 
ters, or  Attorneys  and  Solicitors.     30  V.  c.  31,  s.  9. 

LAW    BENEVOLENT    FUND. 

43.  The  Benchers  may  by  by-law  establish  a  fund  for  the 
benefit  of  the  widows  and  orphans  of  Barristers,  Attorneys 
and  Solicitors,  and  of  peraons  who  have  been  such,  to  be 
called  "  The  Law  Benevolent  Fund,"  and  may  make  all  neces- 
sary rules  and  regulations  for  the  management  and  investment 
of  the  said  fund,  and  the  terms  of  subscription  and  appropria- 
tion thereof,  and  the  conditions  under  which  the  widows  and 
orphans  of  such  persons  shall  be  entitled  to  share  in  the  said 
fund.     39  V.  c.  31,  s.  4. 

REPORTERS. 

44.  The  Benchers  may  from  time  to  time  appoint  such 
pei-sons,  being  members  of  the  Law  Society,  of  the  degree  of 
Barristei'-at-Law,  as  they  may  think  proper,  to  be  editors 
and  reporters  of  the  decisions  of  the  Court  of  Appeal  and 
the  Superior  Courts. 

2.  Such  ])ersons  shall  hold  office  at  the  pleasure  of  the 
said  Benchers,  and  shall  be  amenable  to  them  in  Convocation 
for  the  correct  and  faithful  discharge  of  their  res])ective 
duties,  according  to  such  regulations  as  the  said  Benchers 
shall  from  time  to  time 
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45.  The  Benchers  shall  make  regulations  for  the  printing 
and  publishing  the  said  reports  of  the  said  decisions,  and  the 
distribution  of  the  said  reports,  and  the  price  and  mode  of 
issuing  thereof,  and  all  such  other  regulations  iu  respect 
thereto,  as  they  may  at  any  time  consider  necessary;  and 
any  profits  arising  from  the  said  I'eports  shall  form  part  of 
the  general  funds  of  the  Law  Society,     35  V.  c.  6,  s.  2. 

46.  The  Benchers  shall  from  time  to  time  determine  the 
salaries  to  be  allowed  to  the  said  editors  and  reporters,  and 
shall  pay  the  same  out  of  the  general  funds  of  the  Society. 
35  V.  c.  G,  s.  3. 


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REVENUE   AND   EXPENDITURE. 

47.  The  fees  payable  by  Barnsters,  as  term  fees,  and  on 
call  to  the  Bar,  and  by  Attorneys  on  admission  as  Attorneys, 
and  for  tlie  annual  certificate  to  practise,  and  by  Students  and 
Aiiicled  Clerks  on  admission  as  such,  and  on  examinations 
and  attendance  on  lectures  and  readings,  shall  be  paid  into  the 
general  funds  of  the  Law  Society,  and  shall  be  such  as  the 
Law  Society  by  rule  from  time  to  time  prescribe.  35  V.  c. 
6,  s.  6  ;  39' V.  c.  31,  s.  3 ;  See  also  Kev.  Stat.  Ont.  ch.  140, 
8.  Hi  (4). 

48.  The  Benchers  shall,  during  Hilary  Term  in  each  year, 
furnish  to  each  member  of  the  Law  Society  entitled  to  vote  at 
the  election  of  Benchera,  a  statement  in  detail  of  the  revenue 
and  expenditure  of  such  Law  Society,  for  the  year  ending  the 
thirty-tii-st  day  of  December  preceding  each  statement,  the 
same  to  be  fii-st  duly  audited  by  auditora  appointed  by  said 
Benchers  to  audit  and  report  upon  the  finances  of  the  said 
Law  Society.     35  V.  c.  6,  s.  7.  f 


SCHEDULE. 
(Section  9.) 

FORM    OP  V0TIN(i   PAPER. 

Law  Society  Election,  18    . 

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Barrister-at-Law,  ilo  hereby  declare — 

1.  That  the  signature  affixed  hereto  is  my  proper  handwriting. 

2.  That  I  vote  for  the  following  persons  as  Benchers  of  the  Law 
Society : — 

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That  I  have  signed  no  other  voting  paper  at  this  election. 

That  this  voting  paper  was  executed  on  the  day  of  the  date 
thereof. 

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CAP.    139. 

AN  ACT  RESPECTING  BARRISTERS-AT-LAW. 


Who  may  be  admitted,  s.  1. 
Queen's  Counsel,  s.  2. 
Precedence  at  Bar,  ss.  3-7. 

HER  MAJESTY,  by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of 
the  Legishitive  Assembly  of  tlie  Province  of  Ontario, 
enacts  as  follows : 

1.  Subject  to  any  rules,  i*egnlations  or  by-laws  made  by 
the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  under  the 
Act  respecting  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Cancula,  the 
following  i)er8onR,  and  no  others  may  be  admitted  to  practise 
at  the  Bar  in  Her  Majesty's  Courts  of  Law  and  Equity  in 
Ontario  : 

1.  Any  pei-son  of  the  age  of  twenty-one  years,  who,  having 
been  entered  of,  and  admitted  into  the  "  luiw  Society  of 
Upper  Canada,"  as  a  Student  of  the  laws,  has  been  standing 
on  the  books  thereof  for  five  years,  and  has  conformed  him- 
self to  the  rules  of  the  Society.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  34,  s.  1  (1). 

2.  Any  pereon  who  has  been  admitted  into  and  stands  on 
the  books  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  as  a  Student 
of  the  laws  for  three  years,  and  has  conformed  himself  to  the 
rules  of  said  Society,  and  has,  prior  to  the  date  of  his  admis- 
sion to  the  said  Society,  and  to  tlie  books  of  the  said  Society 
as  a  student,  actually  taken  and  had  conferred  upon  him  the 
degre*}  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  or  Bachelor  of  Law  in  any  of  the 
Uuivei-sities  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland,  or  of  any  University  or  College  in  this  Province 
or  the  Province  of  Quebec  having  power  to  grant  degrees. 
23  V.  c.  47,  s.  2, 

3.  Any  peraon  who  has  been  duly  called  to  the  Bar  of  any 
of  Her  Majesty's  Superior  Courts  in  England,  Scotland  or 
Ireland,  not  being  Courts  of  merely  local  jurisdiction.  C.  S. 
U.  C.  c.  34,  s.  1  (3). 

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4.  Any  pei-son  who  has  been  duly  authorized  to  practise 
as  an  Advocate,  Barrister,  Attorney,  Solicitor  and  Proctor  at 
Law,  in  nil  Coui-ts  of  Justice  in  Quebec,  or  who  has  been 
found  capable  and  qualified,  aud  entitled  to  receive  a  Dij)lonia 
for  that  jiui'pcse  under  tne  provisions  of  the  Acts  respecting 
the  incorporation  of  tlie  Bar  of  Quebec,  or  who  has  been 
duly  I'egisterea  as  a  Clerk  and  studied  during  the  periods  for 
study  respectively  required  under  the  provisions  of  the  said 
Acts,  on  producing  sufficient  evidence  thereof,  and  also  on 
producing  teatimouiuls  of  good  chai-acter,  and  undergoing  an 
examination  in  the  Law  of  Ontario,  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  and  upon  his  entei'ing  himself 
of  the  said  Society,  and  conforming  to  all  the  rules  and  regu- 
lations thereof.     C.  S.  C.  c.  75,  s.  1. 

5.  Any  ])erson  who  has  been  duly  called  to  the  Bar  of  any 
of  Her  Majesty's  Superior  Courts  in  any  of  Her  Majesty'» 
Provinces  of  North  America  in  which  the  same  privilege 
would  be  extended  to  Barristers  from  Ontario,  and  who 
produces  sufficient  cvidenco  of  such  call  and  testimonials  of 
good  character  and  conduct  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Law 
Society.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  34,  s.  1  (4). 

queen's  counsel. 

2.  It  was  and  is  lawful  for  the  Lieutenant-Governor  by 
Letters  Patent,  inider  the  great  seal  of  the  Province  of 
Ontario,  to  appoint  from  among  the  inembei*s  of  the  Bai*  of 
Ontario,  such  pei*sons  as  he  may  deem  right  to  be,  during 
pleasure,  Provincial  Officers  under  the  names  of  Her  Majesty's 
Counsel  learned  in  the  law  for  the  Province  of  Ontario.     30 

Va    0.     O,    S.     1, 

3.  The  following  members  of  the  Bar  of  this  Province 
shall  have  precedence  in  the  Courts  of  this  Province  in  the 
following  order  : 

1.  The  Attorney-General  of  Canada,  for  the  time  being ; 

2.  The  Attorney-General  of  Ontario,  for  the  time  being ; 

3.  The  membei-s  of  the  said  Bar  who  have  filled  the  oflacea 
of  Attorney-General  of  the  late  Province  of  Upper  Canada, 
or  Attorney-General  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  or  Attorney- 


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75 


Geuei'al  of  this  Province  according  to  seniority  of  appoint- 
ment as  such  Attorney-General ; 

4.  The  members  of  the  said  Bar  who  have  filled  the  office 
of  Solicitor-General  of  Upj)er  Canada  according  to  seniority 
of  appointment  as  such  Solicitor  General ;  and 

5.  The  members  of  the  Bar  who  were,  before  the  first  day 
of  July,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred 
and  sixty-seven,  ap])ointed  Her  Majesty's  Counsel  for  Upper 
Canada,  so  long  as  they  are  such  Counsel,  according  to  seni- 
ority of  appointment  as  such  Counsel.     30  V.  c.  4,  s.  1. 

4.  The  Lieutenant-Governor  by  Letters  Patent  under  the 
Great  Seal  of  Ontario  may  grant  to  any  member  of  the  Bar 
a  patent  of  precedence  in  the  said  Courts.     30  V.  c.  4,  s.  2. 

5.  INIembers  of  the  Bar  from  time  to  time  appointed  after 
the  first  day  of  July,  in  the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand 
eight  himdred  and  sixty-seveu,  to  be  Her  Majesty's  Counsel 
for  the  Province,  and  members  of  tlie  Bar  to  whom,  from 
time  to  time,  patents  of  precedence  are  granted,  shall  sever- 
ally have  such  precedence  in  the  said  Couvts  as  may  be 
assigned  to  them  by  Letters  Patent,  which  may  be  issued  by 
the  Lieutenant-Governor  under  the  Great  Seal.  36  V.  c.  4, 
8.  3. 

6.  The  remaining  membei's  of  the  Bar  shall,  as  between 
themselves,  have  precedence  in  the  said  Courts  in  the  order 
of  their  call  to  the  Bar.     3o  Y.  c.  4,  s.  4. 

7.  Nothing  in  this  Ace  contained  shall  in  any  wise  afiTect 
or  alter  any  rights  of  precedence  which  may  appertain  to 
any  member  of  the  Bai-  when  acting  as  Counsel  for  Her 
Majesty,  or  for  any  Attorney-General  of  Her  Majesty,  in 
any  matter  depending  in  the  nanie  of  Her  Majesty  or  of  the 
Attorney-General  before  the  said  Courts,  but  such  right  and 
precedence  shall  remain  as  if  thLs  Act  had  "ot  been  passed. 
36  V.  c.  5,  8.  5. 


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CAP.    UO. 

AN  ACT  RESPECTING  ATTORNEY    AT-LAW. 

HER  MAJESTY,  by  and  with  the  lulvice  and  consent  of 
the  Legislative  Assembly  of  the  Province  of  Ontario, 
enacts  as  follows  : — 

ATTORNEYS   TO    BE   ADMITTED   AND    ENROLLED. 

1.  TJnles'i  admitted  and  enrolled  and  duly  qualified  to  act 
as  an  Atiorney  or  Solicitor,  no  person  sball  act  as  an 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  any  Superior  or  I jfeiice  Coui-t  of 
Civil  or  Ciiminal  Jurisdiction  in  Law  or  Equity,  or  before 
any  Justicj  of  the  Peace,  or  as  such  sue  out  any  writ  or 
process,  or  commence,  carry  on,  solicit  or  defend  any  action, 
suit  or  ])roceeding  in  the  name  ot  any  other  person,  or  in  his 
own  name.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  L 

WHO   MAY   BE   ADMITTED. 

2.  Subject  to  the  provisions  hereinafter  contained  and  to 
any  rules  and  regulations  made  by  the  Benchers  of  the  Law 
Society  of  "^'pjjer  Canada,  under  Ttie  Act  re<t2)ect{ng  the  Law 
Society  of  Upper  Canada,  the  following  [persons,  and  no  others, 
may  be  admitted  and  eniolled  as  Attorneys  or  Solicitor  : — 

1.  Any  pei-son  bound  by  contract  m  writing  to  a  practising 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  Ontario  to  serve  him  as  his  Clerk  for 
five  years ;  C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  2  (1). 

2.  Any  person  who  has  actually  taken  and  had  conferred 
upon  him  the  degree  of  Bachelor  or  of  Mjwter  of  Arts,  or  of 
Bachelor  or  Doctor  of  Laws,  in  any  of  the  Universities  of 
the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  or  of  this 
Province,  or  the  Province  of  Quebec,  having  power  to  grant 
degrees,  and  has,  after  having  taken  and  had  conferred  upon 
him  such  degree,  been  bound  by  contract  in  writing  to  a 
])ractising  Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  Ontario  to  serve,  and  has 
served,  him  as  his  clerk  for  three  years ;  2i  V.  c.  48,  s.  1. 

3.  Any  person  who  has  been  duly  called  to  practise  at  the 
Bar  of  Ontario,  or  who  hjis  been  duly  call'»d  to  practise  at  the 


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77 


Bar  of  any  of  Her  Majesty's  Superior  Courts  not  liaviug 
merely  local  jui'iscHction  in  England,  Scotland  or  Ireland,  and 
has  beeii  bound  by  contract  in  writing  to  a  practising  Attor- 
ney or  Solicitor  in  Ontario  to  serve,  and  has  served,  him  as 
his  clerk  for  three  yeai-s  :    28  V.  c.  21,  s.  1. 

4.  Any  i)ei'son  duly  and  lawfully  sworn,  admitted  and 
enrolled  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  of  Her  Majesty's  Supreme 
Couii;  of  Judicature  in  England,  or  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor 
of  Her  Majesty's  High  Couii;  of  Chancery,  or  Court  of 
Queen's  Bench,  Common  Plej\s  or  Exchequer  in  Ireland,  or 
who  has  been  Writer  to  the  Signet,  or  Solicitor  in  the 
Supreme  Courts  in  Scotland,  and  has  been  bound  by  contract 
in  writing  to  a  practising  Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  Ontario 
to  serve,  and  has  served,  him  as  his  clerk  for  one  year. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  .2  (4) ;   40  V.  c.  7,  Sched.  A  (160). 

5.  Any  Attorney  or  Solicitor  of  any  of  Her  Majest's  Supe- 
rior Couits  of  Law  or  Equity  in  any  of  Her  Majesty's  Colonies 
wherein  the  Common  Liiw  of  England  is  the  Common  Law  of 
the  land,  and  who  ha«  been  bound  by  contract  in  writing  to 
a  practising  Attorney  '^•r  Solicitor  in  Ontario,  to  serve,  and 
has  served,  him  as  his  clerk  for  one  year.  C.  S.  U".  C.  c.  35, 
s.  2  (5). 

6.  Any  person  authorized  to  be  admitted  under  section 
forty -two  of  The  Act  respecting  the  Laio  Hociety  of  Upper 
Canada.     39  V.  c.  31,  s.  9. 

3.  Tlie  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Chancery  and  Common 
Pleas  res})ectively,  may  in  their  discretion  admit  as  Attorneys 
or  Solicitors  of  the  said  Courts  resi)ectively,  any  pei'sons  who 
have  been  called  to  the  degiee  of  a  Barrister-at-Law  under 
the  provisions  of  sub-section  four  of  section  one  of  The  Act 
respecting  Darristers-at-Laio,  on  i)roducing  such  evidence  and 
testimonials,  and  undergoing  an  examination  in  the  law  of 
Ontario  under  the  direction  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upj)er 
Canada,  to  the  satisfaction  of  such  Courts  respectively. 
C.  S.  C.  c.  75,  8.  2. 

SERVICE    OF    ARTICLED   CLERKS. 

4.  Tiie  following  enactments  are  made  with  respect  to  the 
service   of   articled  clerks,   subject  to  the   powers  of  the 


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Beiiclioi-s  of  tlie  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  to  make  niles, 
regulations  and  by-laws  under  The  Act  respectiuy  the  Law 
Society  of  Copper  Cannda. 

1.  Whenever  any  person  has  been  bound  by  contract,  in 
writing,  to  serve  as  a  clerk  to  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  such 
contract  with  the  affidavit  of  execution  thereof  annexed 
thereto,  shall  within  three  months  next  after  the  execution 
of  the  contract  be  filed  with  one  of  the  Clerks  of  the  Crown 
and  Plt.is  at  Toronto,  who  shall  endorse  ami  sign  upon  such 
contract  and  affidavit  a  memorandum  of  the  day  of  filing 
thereof,  and  evwy  assignment  of  sucii  contract,  together  with 
an  affidavit  of  the  exectition  thereof  annexed  thereto,  shall 
be  filed  in  like  manner  within  tlie  like  period  of  throe  months 
next  after  the  execution  thereof.     28  V.  c.  21,  s.  8. 

2.  In  case  such  contract  or  assignment  (as  the  case  may 
be),  with  the  affidavit  of  execution  annexed  thereto,  be  not 
filed  within  three  months  after  the  date  of  the  contract  or 
assignment,  the  same  may  nevertheless  be  filed  with  either 
of  the  officera  before  mentioned,  but  the  service  of  the  clerk 
shall  be  reckoned  only  fi'om  the  date  of  such  filing,  unless 
the  Law  Society  in  its  discretion  shall  for  special  reasons  in 
any  particular  case  otherwise  order.     28  V.  c.  21,  s.  9. 

3.  Every  person  authorized  to  practise  as  an  Attorney  or 
Solicitor  may  have  under  contract  in  writing  four  clerks  at 
one  time,  and  no  more  ;  and  no  Attorney  or  Solicitor  shall 
have  any  clerk  bound  as  aforesaid,  after  such  Attorney  or 
Solicitor  has  discontinued  practi  dng  as,  or  carrying  on  the 
business  of  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  nor  whilst  such  Attor- 
ney or  Solicitor  is  employed  as  a  writer  or  clerk  by  any  other 
Attorney  or  Solicitor ;  and  the  service  by  an  articled  clerk 
to  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  under  any  such  circumstances, 
shall  not  be  deemed  good  service  under  the  articles.  C.  S. 
U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  13. 

4.  In  case  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  before  the  determi- 
nation of  the  contract  of  a  clerk  bound  to  him  as  aforesaid, 
has  become  bankrupt,  or  taken  the  benefit  of  any  Act  for 
the  relief  of  insolvent  debtors,  or  having  been  imprisoned  for 
debt,  has  remained  in  prison  for  the  sjmce  of  twenty-one  days, 
any  of  the  said  Courts  of  Law  or  Equity  wherein  such  Attor- 


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nej*^  or  Solicitor  had  been  admitted  to  ])ractise  may,  upon  the 
application  of  such  clerk,  order  the  said  contract  to  be  dis- 
charged or  assigned  to  such  person,  upon  such  terms,  and  in 
such  manner  as  the  Court  thinks  tit.    C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  14. 

5.  If  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  to  wliom  a  clerk  has  been 
so  bound,  dies  before  the  expiration  of  the  term  for  which 
the  clerk  became  bound,  or  if  he  discontinues  practice  as  an 
Attorney  or  Solicitor,  or  if  the  contract  is  by  the  consent  of 
the  parties  cancelled,  or  in  case  such  clerk  be  legally  dis- 
charged before  the  expiration  of  such  term  by  any  rule  or 
order  of  the  Coui-t  wherein  such  Attorney  or  Solicitor  has 
been  admitted,  such  clerk  may  be  bound  by  another  contract 
in  writing,  to  serve  as  clerk  to  any  other  practising  Attorney 
or  Solicitor  during  the  residue  of  his  said  term  ;  and  in  cas» 
an  affidavit  be  duly  made  and  tiled  of  the  execution  of  such 
last  mentioned  contract  within  the  time  and  in  the  manner 
hereinbefore  dii'ected,  and  subject  to  the  like  regulations  with 
respect  to  the  original  contiact  and  the  athdavit  of  itt:  execu- 
tion, due  service  under  such  secon<i  or  subsequent  contract 
shall  be  deemed  sutficient     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  15. 

CONDITIONS    OF   ADMISSION   AS    ATTORNEY    OR   SOLICITOR. 

5.  Subject  to  the  rules,  regulations,  and  by-laws  made  by 
the  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada  under 
TJie  Act  respecting  the  Law  Societi/  of  Upper  (kimula,  no 
person  above  mentioned  siiall  be  admitted  and  enrolled  as  au 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  unless  : 

{a)  He  has  during  the  time  specified  in  his  contract  of 
service  duly  served  thereunder,  and  has  during  the  whole  of 
such  term  been  actually  employed  in  the  proper  practice  or 
business  of  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  by  tlie  Attorney  or 
Solicitor  to  whom  he  has  been  bound  at  the  place  where  such 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  has  continued  to  reside,  during  such 
term  (with  his  consent)  by  the  professional  ag^ut  of  such 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  in  Toronto,  for  a  part  of  the  said  term, 
not  exceeding  one  year,  nor  unless  : 

(h)  He  has  after  the  expiration  of  such  term  of  service 
been  examined  and  sworn  in  the  manner  hereinafter  directed ; 
nor  unless  : 


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(c)  He  has  at  least  fourteen  days  next  before  the  fimfc 
day  of  the  term  in  which  he  seeks  admission,  left  with  the 
Secretary  of  the  Law  Society  his  contract  ol  service,  and  any 
assignment  theieof  and  affidavits  of  the  execution  of  the  same 
respectively,  and  his  own  affidavit  of  due  sei-vice  thereunder, 
and  a  certificate  of  the  Attorney  or  Solicitor  to  whom  he  was 
bound,  or  his  agent  as  aforesaid,  of  sucli  due  service,  and  (in 
the  case  of  a  person  who  has  been  called  to  the  Bar  or  taken 
a  degree  as  hereinbefore  mentioned)  a  cei-tificate  of  his  having 
been  so  called  to  the  Bar  or  taken  such  degi'ee  or  a  duly 
authenticated  certified  copy  of  such  certificate.  C  S.  U.  C. 
c.  36,  s.  3(3);  28  V.  c.  21,  s.  5. 

2.  Such  affidavits  shall  be  in  the  fonii  approved  of  by  the 
Judges  of  the  Court  to  which  application  for  admission  is 
made,  and  shall  by  the  applicant  be  delivered  to  the  Law 
Society  upon  his  application  to  be  examined.  C.  S.  U.  C.  c. 
36,  s.  4. 

3.  In  case  the  contract  of  service,  assignment  (if  any)  affi- 
davits and  certificate  of  due  service,  or  any  of  them,  cannot 
be  produced,  then,  on  application  to  be  made  to  the  Law 
Society,  by  a  petition  verified  by  affidavit,  to  be  left  with  the 
Secretary  of  the  Society,  at  least  fourteen  days  next  before 
the  first  day  of  the  Term  on  which  the  applicant  seeks  admis- 
sion, the  Society  on  being  satisfied  of  such  fact  may,  in  their 
discretion,  dispense  with  thf^  production  of  such  conti*act, 
assignment,  affidavits  and  certificate  of  due  service,  or  any  of 
them,  and  may,  notwithstanding  such  non-production,  grant 
the  certificates  provided  for  in  the  ninth  section  of  this  Act. 
28  V.  c.  21,  s.  6. 

4.  The  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  may  allow  any  clerk 
under  articles  to  a  practising  Attorney  or  Solicitor  as  part  of 
his  term  of  service,  all  and  every  period  of  time  that  such 
clerk  may  be  employed  in  the  Militia  Service  when  the 
Militia  are  called  out  for  actual  service.     29-30  V.  c.  49,  s.  7. 

5.  No  candidate  shall  be  admitted  unless  he  makes  and 
subscribes  the  oath  or  affirmation  following  : 

"  I,  A.  B.,  do  swear  {or  solemnly  affirm,  an  the  case  may  be)  that  I 
will  truly  and  lioneatly  demean  myself  in  the  practice  of  any  Attorney 
{or  Solicitor,  as  the  c.me  may  be)  according  to  the  be*t  of  my  knowledge 
and  ability  ;  So  help  me  God." 

C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35.  8.  6, 


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6.  Subject  to  the  rules,  regulations,  and  by-laws  made  by 
the  Bencheis  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upi»er  Canada,  under 
The  Act  respecting  the  Law  Society  of  C])per  Canada,  the 
following  enactments  are  made  with  respect  to  the  examina- 
tion of  articled  clerks  and  candidates  for  admission  as  Attor- 
neys and  Solicitoi-s  : 

1.  The  Benchers  in  Convocation  may  by  regulation  require 
that  Articled  Clerks  shall  pass  a  preliminary  examination  ; 
and  the  term  of  service  under  articles  to  entitle  each  Articled 
Clerk  to  be  admitted  as  an  Attorney  shall  date  only  from  the 
passing  of  such  examination.     35  V.  c.  6,  s.  5. 

2.  Notwithstanding  anything  in  this  Act  contained,  no 
persons  being  of  either  of  the  classes  of  persons  mentioned 
m  sub-sections  one  and  two  of  section  two  of  this  Act  shall 
be  admitted  or  enrolled  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  unless  he 
has  at  some  time  during  the  year  next  but  two  before  the 
time  of  his  final  examination,  and  at  some  time  not  less  than 
one  year  thereafter  and  during  the  year  next  but  one  before 
the  time  of  his  final  examination,  passed  examinations  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  Law  Society.     31  V.  c.  23,  s.  1. 

3.  In  case  any  pei-son  is  prevented  by  illnrss  or  other  un- 
avoidable cause,  from  presenting  himself  for,  or  fails  to  [lass 
either  of  the  examinations  by  this  Act  required,  within  the 
time  specified,  the  said  Benchers  may,  in  their  discretion, 
pennit  such  pereon  to  pass  sucii  examination  at  other  times : 
but  not  less  than  nine  months  shall  elapse  between  the  first 

/,nd  the  second  of  such  examinations,  and  not  less  than  nine 
months  shall  elapse  between  the  second  of  such  examinations 
and  the  final  examination.     31  V.  c.  23,  s.  6. 

7-  Subject  to  such  rules  and  regulations  of  the  Law  Society 
of  Upper  Canada  as  aforesaid,  no  candidate  for  adraisjion 
being  of  the  dass  of  persons  respectively  mentioned  in  sub- 
sections three,  four  and  five  of  section  two  of  this  Act,  shall 
be  admitted  unless 

(1)  He  publishes  in   th«  Ontario  Gazette,  at  least  two 
months  previously,  notice  of  his  intention  to  apply  for  admis^ 
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sion  to  the  Court  of  Chancery,  Queen's  Bench  or  Common 
Pleas  (as  the  case  maj'  be)  in  the  next  ensuing  Term  of  such 
Court ; 

(2)  Nor,  (except  in  the  case  of  a  pei-son  called  to  the  Bar 
of  Ontario,)  unless  such  candidate,  at  least  fourteen  days 
before  the  tii"st  day  of  such  Term,  leaves  with  the  Secretary 
of  the  Law  Society  : 

(ffl)  In  the  case  of  a  Barrister  not  being  a  Barrister  of 
Ontario — a  certificate  under  the  seal  of  the  Society,  or  Inn 
of  Court  in  England,  Scotland  or  Ireland  of  which  he  is  a 
member,  duly  attested  under  the  proper  hand  of  the  proper 
officer  thereof,  that  he  has  been  duly  called  to  the  Bar,  and 
was  at  the  date  of  such  certificate  on  the  Books  of  such 
Society  or  Inn  of  Court ;  and  also  an  affidavit  of  the  appli- 
cant to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Benchei-s  of  the  Law  Society, 
that  since  his  admission  to  the  Bar,  no  application  to  any 
Society  or  Inn  of  Court  has  been  made  against  such  person 
to  disbar  him  or  otherwise  to  disqualify  him  from  further 
practice  for  misconduct  iii  such  his  capacity  of  Barrister ;  C. 
S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  7. 

(b)  And  in  the  case  of  the  Attorney  or  Solicitor, — a  certi- 
ficate under  the  seal  of  the  proper  Court  or  Courts,  duly 
attested  under  the  hand  of  the  projier  officer  thereof,  that  he 
was  duly  admitted  and  enrolled  as  such  Attorney  and  Solici- 
tor, and  was  at  the  date  of  such  certificate  on  the  Boll  of 
Attorneys  or  Solicitors  of  such  Court  or  Courts  j  and  also, 
an  affidavit  of  the  applicant,  that  since  his  admission  as  afore- 
said no  application  to  any  such  Court  or  Coui*ts  (as  the  case 
may  be)  has  been  made  against  such  pei'son  to  strike  him  of! 
the  Roll  of  any  such  Court,  or  otherwise  to  disqualify  him 
in  the  capacity  of  Attorney  or  Solicitor ;  C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35, 
s.  7. 

3.  Such  certificates  respectively  shall  bear  date  within 
three  months  of  the  first  day  of  the  Term  during  which  the 
Application  is  made.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  7. 

8.  The  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada, 
with  the  approbation  of  the  Visitors  (including  one  at  least 
of  the  Judges  of  each  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Law  and 


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Equity),  shall  from  time  to  time  make  such  Bules  as  they 
consider  nocessaiy  for  conducting  the  examination  of  persons 
applying  to  be  admitted  as  Attorneys  or  Solicitors,  as  well 
touching  the  ai'ticles  and  service,  and  the  several  certificates 
required  by  law  to  be  produced  by  them  before  their  admis- 
sion, as  touching  the  fitness  and  capacity  of  such  peraons  to 
act  as  Attorneys  or  Solicitors;  and  the  Society  may  from 
time  to  time  nominate  and  ap[)oint  Examines  for  conducting 
such  examinations.  C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  8.  See  also  Rev. 
Stat.  O.,  c.  138,  s.  39. 

9.  The  Benchers  of  the  Law  Society,  upon  proof  to  their 
satisfaction  of  the  requisites  of  this  Act  having  been  com- 
plied with,  shall  examine  and  enquire  by  such  ways  and 
means  as  they  think  proper,  touching  the  fitness  and  cajMicity 
of  any  applictint  for  admission  to  act  as  an  Attorney  or  Soli- 
citor ;  and  if  satisfied  by  such  examination,  or  by  the  certifi- 
cate of  the  Examinera  mentioned  in  section  eight  of  this  Act, 
that  such  person  is  duly  qualified,  fit  and  competent  to  act  as 
an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  the  Society  shall  give  a  certificate 
under  the  corporate  seal  of  the  said  Society  of  the  due  ser- 
vice under  contract  in  writing,  of  such  person,  and  of  his 
fitness  and  capacity,  and  of  his  having  duly  complied  with 
the  requirements  of  this  Act,  and  that  he  is  in  all  respects 
duly  qualified  to  be  admitted  as  an  Attorney  and  Solicitor. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  10,  first  2)art 

10.  Upon  production  to  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  Superior 
Courts  of  Law  or  of  Equity,  annexed  to  such  certificate  of 
the  oiiginal  contract  of  service  and  any  assignments  thereof, 
and  the  affidavits  of  due  service  thereunder,  and  all  otht 
certificates  hereinbefore  required,  such  Judge  shall  endorse 
his  fiat  of  admission  upon  the  certificate  of  the  Law  Society  : 
and  thereupon  any  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Law  or  Equity 
during  the  Term  in  which  such  application  for  admission  is 
made,  may,  in  addition  to  the  oath  of  allegianc«,  administer 
to  such  person  in  open  Court  the  oath  hereinbefore  directed 
to  be  taken  by  Attoi-neys  and  Solicitoi's,  and  after  such  oaths 
taken  may  cause  him  to  be  admitted  and  his  name  to  be 
enrolled  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  of  such  Court,  which 
admission  shall  be  signed  by  the  Clerk  or  Registmr  of  the 


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Court,  and  the  documents  upon  which  the  ndmission  \>m 
been  obtainetl  shall  be  filetl  and  retained  of  record  in  the 
office  of  the  Court  in  which  the  admission  takes  place.  C. 
S.  U.  CJ.  c.  35,  8.  10,  hint  part. 

11.  Every  jMsi-son  duly  admitted,  sworn  and  enrolled  as  an 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  of  any  one  of  the  Courts  of  Queen's 
Bench,  Common  Pleas  or  Court  of  Chancery  shall,  ui>on  pro- 
duction of  his  admission  therein,  or  an  official  certificate  of 
such  admission,  and  that  the  same  still  continues  in  force, 
and  uiK)u  signing  the  Roll  of  the  other  Court,  be  admitted 
an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  of  either  or  both  of  the  other 
Courts,  and  any  such  Solicitor  or  Attorney  may  practise  in 
the  Court  of  Appeal.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  20. 


FEES. 

12.  The  following  foes  shall  be  payable  to  the  Crown 
in  stamps  under  this  Act,  subject  to  the  provisions  of  the  Act 
respecting  Law  Stamps,  that  is  to  say  :      ' 

1.  To  Clerk  of  the  Crown  and  Picas — on  filing  Articles  and 

Assignnicnta  (if  any)  and  every  affidavit  of  execution  of 
such  Articles,  and  making  the  endorsement  required  by 
the  Act  mm 

2.  To  the  Clerk  of  the  Court  whence  Fiat  issues— For  Fiat 

for  admission  and  OiVth,  and  on  signing  the  Roll 1  00 

3.  1 0  the  Clerk  of  the  Court  whence  Fiat  issues — For  Cer- 

tificate         2  00 

4.  To  the  Clerk  of  the  Court  on  admission  upon  Certificate 

of  admission  of  any  other  Court — for  signing  the  EoU 

and  Certificate  of  admission  2  00 

C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  26  ;  33  V.  c,  9,  s.  1. 

ANNUAL  CERTIFICATES. 

13.  The  Clerks  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas  respectively,  and 
the  Registrar  in  Chancery,  shall  annually,  during  the  Vaca- 
tion after  Trinity  Term,  deliver  to  the  Secretary  or  at  his 
office  in  Osgoode  Hall,  certified  under  their  respective  hands 


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and  the  Seals  of  the  siiitl  Courts  respectively,  a  Copy  of  so 
much  of  the  Roll  of  Attorneys  and  Solicitors  of  their  ro8i)ec- 
tive  Courts,  aa  contains  the  namos  of  those  admitted  to  prac- 
tise therein  subsequently  to  the  last  retiirn  hy  such  Clerks 
or  Registrar  respectively  made  to  the  said  Secretary.  C.  S. 
U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  50. 

14.  The  Secretary  shall  enter  all  such  certified  copies  in  a 
book  to  be  kept  in  his  office  for  that  purpose,  affixing  to  each 
name  a  number  following  in  consecutive  order  the  numbers 
affixed  to  the  names  previously  entered  in  sucV  book.  C.  S. 
IT.  C.  c.  35,  8.  15. 

16.  The  Secretary  shall,  in  another  book  to  be  kept  in 
his  office  for  that  j^urpose,  enter  all  the  names  contained  in 
the  copies  of  Rolls  so  transmitted  to  him,  alphabetically  ar- 
ranged, with  a  reference  to  the  numbers  of  each  name  on  the 
Roll  or  Rolls  on  which  the  same  stands  ;  and  shall,  annually 
on  or  before  the  first  day  of  February,  put  up  in  his  office 
aiid  also  in  the  offices  of  each  of  the  Clerks  of  the  Crown  and 
Pleas  and  Registrar  in  Chancery,  an  al[)habetical  list  certified 
by  him,  under  his  hand,  of  all  Attorneys  and  Solicitoi-s  who 
have  taken  out  their  certificates  for  the  then  cuiTent  year, 
and  shall  from  time  to  time,  add  to  the  list  put  in  his  own 
office  the  name  of  each  Attoi'ney  or  Solicitor  who  takes  out 
a  certificate  at  a  subsequent  period  of  the  year,  noting  there- 
on the  time  when  such  certificate  was  taken  out.  C.  S.  U. 
C.  c.  35,  s.  55. 

16.  Each  practising  Attorney  and  Solicitor  shall  obtain 
from  the  Secretary  of  the  Law  Society,  annually,  before  the 
last  day  of  Michaelmas  Term,  a  certificate  under  the  seal  of 
the  said  Society  stating  the  Superior  Courts  in  which  he  is 
a  practising  Attorney  or  Solicitor.  29-30  V.  c.  49,  s.  3 ; 
.39  V.  c.  31,  s.  3. 

2.  Such  certificates  shall  be  issued  by  the  Secretary  of  the 
Law  Society,  under  the  seal  of  the  said  Society,  according  to 
the  list  of  names  appearing  in  the  copy  of  the  roll  of  Attor- 
neys and  Solicitors  of  the  respective  Courts,  certified  to  the 
said  Secretary  by  the  Clerks  of  the  Crown  and  Pleas  and 
Registrar  in  Chancery  under  section  thii-teen  of  this  Act  39 
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3.  Upon  the  payment  of  all  fees  and  dues  payable  by  such 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  to  the  said  Society,  the  Secretary  shall 
write  his  name  on  the  margin  thereof,  with  the  date  thereof 
and  such  certificate  shall  be  taken  as  issued  only  from  such 
date.    39-30  V.  c.    49,  s.  3. 

4.  TV.e  said  Law  Society  shall  detennine  what  fees  shall 
bepa^-.t^5ie  for  such  certificates.     39  V.  c.  31,  s.  3. 

17  N'^  -^ucl  certificate  shall  be  issued  to  any  Attorney  or 
Sol'citoi  ■•  .">  is  indebted  to  the  said  Society,  for  any  Term 
or  otliev  ,  ,  payable  to  the  Society,  nor  until  the  annual  fee 
for  each  ce?  tificate  prescribed  by  the  rules  of  the  said  Society 
is  paid.     29-30  V.  c.  49,  s.  4. 

18.  No  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  admitted  as  aforesaid,  is  re- 
quired to  take  out  any  such  certificate  until  the  Michaelmas 
Temi  next  following  his  admission.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  58. 

19.  If  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor  omits  taking  out  such 
annual  certificate  in  Michaelmas  Term,  he  shall  not  be  entitled 
thereto  until  he  pays  to  the  said  Treasurer,  not  only  the  cer- 
tificate fee,  so  appointed  as  aforesaid,  together  with  any  fees 
or  dues  which  he  owes  to  the  said  Society,  but  also  an  addi- 
tional sum  by  way  of  penalty,  in  respect  of  each  of  such 
Courts  as  follows  : 

2.  If  such  certificate  is  not  taken  out  before  the  first  day 
of  Hilary  Term,  the  further  sum  of  two  dollars  :  if  not  before 
the  first  day  of  Easter  Term,  the  further  sum  of  three  dollars; 
and,  if  not  before  the  first  day  of  Trinity  Term,  the  further 
sum  of  four  dollars.     29-30  V.  c.  49,  s.  5. 

20.  If  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  or  any  member  of  any 
firm  of  Attorneys  or  Solicitors,  either  in  his  own  name  or  in 
the  name  of  any  member  of  his  firm,  practises  in  either  of 
the  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Chancery  or  Common  Pleas, 
without  such  certificate  being  taken  out  by  such  Attorney 
or  Solicitor,  and  by  each  member  of  his  firm,  he  shall  forfeit 
the  sum  of  forty  dollars,  which  forfeiture  shall  be  paid  to  the 
Treasurer  of  the  Law  Society  for  the  uses  thereof,  and  may 
be  recovered  in  any  of  the  said  Courts.     28  V.  21,  s.  10. 


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21.  If  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor  practises  in  any  of  the 
said  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Chancery  or  Common  Pleas, 
or  in  the  County  Courts  respectively,  without  such  certificate 
in  each  and  any  year  of  his  practice  he  shall  be  liable  to  be 
suspended  from  practice  for  any  such  otlence,  in  all  of  such 
offence,  in  all  of  such  Courts  for  a  period  of  not  less  than 
three  noi"  more  than  six  months,  and  to  continue  so  suspended 
until  the  fee  upon  his  certificate  for  such  year  in  which  he 
so  practised  without  certificate  is,  together  with  a  penalty 
of  forty  dollars,  ])aid  the  Treasurer  of  the  Law  Society,  and 
the  proceedings  for  such  suspension  may  be  taken  in  any  of 
the  said  Superior  Courts,  and  upon  the  rule  being  made 
absolute  for  such  suspension  in  any  of  the  said  Superior 
Courts,  such  Attorney  or  Solicitor  shall  be  suspended  from 
practice  in  the  other  Couits  in  the  same  manner,  and  for  the 
same  period,  as  if  the  rule  had  been  made  absolute  also  in 
each  of  the  said  other  Courts.  29-30  V.  c.  49,  s.  6  ;  ?9  V. 
c.  31,  s.  5. 

22.  Each  of  the  Clerks  and  Deputy  Clerks  of  the  Crown 
and  Pleas  and  the  Registrar  and  Deputy  Kegistrars  of  the 
Court  of  Chancery,  shall,  at  the  commencement  of  each  year, 
make  out  a  list  of  the  names  of  every  Attorney  and  Solicitor 
who  by  the  papers  or  proceedings  filed  or  had  in  their  respec- 
tive offices  appears  to  have  been  practising  as  such  Attorney 
or  Solicitor  at  any  time  during  the  preceding  year  ending 
with  the  thirty-first  day  of  December.    C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  59. 

23.  Such  Cleiks,  Dejiuty  Clerks,  Registrar  and  Deputy 
Registrars  respectively,  shall,  on  or  before  the  first  day  of 
Hilary  Term  in  the  year  next  to  that  for  which  tiiey  are 
made  up,  deliver  or  hand  such  lists  to  the  Secretary  at 
Osgoode  Hall,  certified  under  their  respective  hands  and  seals. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  (50. 

24.  In  case  an  Attorney  or  Solicitoi*  is  a  prisoner  in  any 
gaol  or  prison,  he  shall  not  during  his  confinement  therein, 
or  within  the  linjits  thereof,  commence,  prosecute  or  defend 
as  such  Attorney  or  Solicitor  any  action  in  any  Court  of  Law 
or  Equity,  nor  act  in  any  matter  in  Bankruptcy  or  Insolve  ncy  • 
and  any  such  Attorney  or  Solicitor  so  practising,  and  any 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  permitting  or  empowering  him  so  to 


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practise  in  his  name,  shall  be  guilty  of  a  contempt  of  the 
Court  in  which  any  such  proceedings  take  i)lace,  and  upon 
the  a))plication  of  any  person  complaining  thereof  shall  be 
punishable  by  such  Court  accordingly ;  and  such  Attorney 
or  Solicitor  shall  moreover  be  incapable  of  maintaining  any 
action  at  Lav/  oi-  in  Equity  for  the  recov  -7  of  any  fee, 
reward  or  disbursement  for  or  in  respect  of  any  matter  or 
thing  done  by  him  whilst  such  prisoner  as  aforesaid  in  his 
own  name  or  in  the  name  of  any  other  Attorney  or  Solicitor. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  IG. 

25.  In  case  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  wilfully  and  knowingly 
acts  as  the  professional  agent  of  any  [)erson  not  duly  qualified 
to  act  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  or  suffers  his  name  to  be 
used  in  any  such  agency  on  account  or  for  the  }>rofit  of  any 
unqualilieil  person,  or  sends  any  process  to  such  person,  or 
does  any  other  act  to  enable  such  person  to  practise  in  any 
respect  as  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  knowing  him  not  to  be 
duly  qualified,  and  in  case  complaint  is  made  thereof  in  a 
summary  way  to  any  of  the  Superior  Courts  whorein  such 
Attorney  or  Solicitor  has  been  admitted,  and  proof  is  made 
thereof  ujion  oath  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Court,  the  Attor- 
ney or  Solicitor  so  offending  may,  in  the  discretion  of  the 
Court,  be  struck  off  the  Roll  and  disabled  from  practismg  as 
such  Attorney  or  Solicitor  ;  and  the  Court  may  also  commit 
such  imqualified  pci-son  so  having  practised  as  aforesaid  to 
any  common  gaol  or  prison  for  any  term  not  exceedmg  one 
year.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  17. 

26.  Either  of  the  Sui)erior  Courts  of  Law,  or  the  Court  of 
Chancery,  may  strike  the  name  of  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor 
off  the  roll  of  Attorneys  or  Solicitors  of  the  Court,  for  default 
by  him  in  payment  of  moneys  received  by  him  as  an  Attor- 
ney or  Solicitor.     37  V.  c.  7,  s.  89. 

27.  In  case  any  person,  unless  himself  a  plaintiff  or  defen- 
dant in  the  proceeding,  commences,  prosecutes  or  defends  in 
his  own  name,  or  in  that  of  any  other  })erson,  any  action  or 
preceding  in. any  Court  of  Law  or  Equity,  without  being 
admitted  and  enrolled  as  aforesaid,  he  shall  be  incapable  of 
recovering  any  fee,  reward  or  disbursements  on  account 
thereof;  and  such  offence  shall  be  a  contempt  of  the  Court 


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in  which  s\ich  proceeding  has  been  commenced,  carried  on  or 
defended,  and  punishable  accordingly.    C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  18. 

28.  No  Attorney  or  Solicitor  .shall  practice  in  any  Court 
of  Law  or  Equity  in  Ontario,  either  in  his  own  name  or  by 
his  partner,  deputy  or  agent,  or  in  the  name  of  any  other 
person,  or  otherwise,  directly  or  indirectly  while  he  holds, 
possesses,  practises,  carries  on  or  conducts  any  of  the  offices 
of  Registrar  of  the  Court  of  Appeal,  Clerk  of  the  Crown 
and  Pleas  of  the  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench  or  Common  Pleas, 
or  of  Deputy  Clerk  of  the  Crown  Jind  Pleas  of  any  County 
or  Union  of  Counties,  Registrar  of  the  Court  of  Chancery, 
Clerk  of  a  County,  or  Clerk  of  a  Division  Court,  and  every 
such  person  so  practising,  shall  be  subject  to  the  forfeiture  of 
such  office,  and  shall,  in  addition  thereto,  be  subject  to  a 
penalty  of  two  thoiisand  dollars,  to  be  recovered  in  an  action 
of  debt  in  either  of  Her  Majesty's  Superior  Courts  of  Com- 
mon Law,  to  the  use  of  Her  Majesty ;  but  nothing  herein 
contained  shall  extend  to  any  Local  Master  or  De{)uty  Regis- 
trar of  the  Court  of  Chancery.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  2L 

29.  No  Attorney  or  Solicitor  shall  practise  in  any  of  the 
Courts  in  Ontario  during  the  time  he  is  engaged  in  the  busi- 
ness of  a  merchant,  or  connected  by  partnership,  public  or 
l}.*vate,  in  pui'chasing  or  vending  merchandise  in  the  way  of 
trade  as  a  merchant,  nor  until  twelve  months  after  he  has 
ceased  to  be  such  merchant  or  to  be  so  engaged,  or  to  be  con- 
nected as  aforesaid.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  22. 


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30.  Except  in  case  of  fraud,  no  person  admitted  and 
enrolled  shall  be  struck  off  the  Roll  on  account  of  any  defect 
in  the  articles  of  clerkship,  or  in  the  registry  thereof,  or  in 
his  service  thereunder,  or  in  his  admission  and  enrolment, 
unless  application  for  striking  him  off  the  Roll  be  made 
within  twelve  months  next  after  his  admission  and  enrolment. 
C.  S,  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  19. 

PROCEEDINGS  IF  STRUCK  OFF  THE  ROLL. 

31.  Whenever  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor  is  struck  off  the 
Roll  of  any  of  the  said  Courts,  the  Clerk  of  the  Crown  or 

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Registrar  of  such  Court  shall  certify  the  same  under  his  hand 
and  the  seal  of  the  Coiut  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Society, 
stating  whether  such  Attorney  or  Solicitor  was  struck  off  at 
his  own  request  or  otherwise,  and  the  Secretary  shall  attach 
such  certificate  to  the  certified  copy  of  the  Roll  on  which  the 
name  of  such  person  stands,  and  shall,  in  the  book  to  be  by 
him  kept  as  aforesaid,  make  a  note  opposite  the  name  of  such 
person,  of  his  having  been  struck  oft  such  Roll.  C.  S.  U. 
C.  35,'s.  52. 

attorney's  costs. 

32.  No  suit  at  Law  or  Equity  shall  be  brought  for  the 
recovery  of  fees,  charges  or  disbursements,  for  business  done 
by  any  Attorney  or  Solicitor  as  such,  until  one  month  after 
a  bill  thereof,  subscribed  with  the  proper  hand  of  such 
Attorney  or  Solicitor,  his  executor,  admini? '  -ator  or  assignee 
(or,  in  the  case  of  a  partnership,  by  one  of  o»  e  partners,  either 
with  his  own  name,  or  with  the  name  or  style  of  such  part- 
Tiershi|)),  has  been  delivered  to  the  party  to  be  charged  there- 
with, or  sent  by  the  post  to,  or  left  for  him  at  his  counting- 
house,  office  of  business,  dwelling-house,  or  last  known  place 
of  abode,  or  been  enclosed  in  or  accompanied  by  a  letter  sub- 
scribed in  like  manner,  referring  to  such  bill.  C.  S.  U.  C. 
c.  35,  s.  27. 

33.  iJpon  the  application  of  the  party  chargeable  by  such 
bill  within  such  month  any  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Law 
or  Equity  or  any  Judge  thereof,  or  any  Judge  of  a  County 
Court  shall,  without  monej'  being  brought  into  Court,  refer 
the  bill  and  the  demand  thereon  to  be  taxed  by  the  proper 
officer  of  any  of  the  Courts  in  the  County  in  which  any  of 
the  business  charged  for  in  such  bill  was  done,  and  the  Court 
or  Judge  making  such  reference  shall  restrain  the  bringing 
any  suit  for  such  demand  pending  the  reference.  34  V.  c. 
12,  s.  13. 

34.  In  case  no  ap[)lication  be  made  within  the  month,  then 
the  Court  or  Judge  upon  the  application  of  either  party  may 
order  a  reference  with  such  directions  and  conditions  as  he 
may  deem  proper;  and  may  upon  such  terms  as  may  be 
thought  just  restrain  any  suit  for  such  demand  pending  the 
reference.     C.  S.  XJ.  C.  c.  35,  s.  29. 


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35.  No  such  reference  shall  be  directed  up^  application 
made  by  the  party  chai'geable  with  such  bill  after  a  verdict 
has  been  obtained  or  a  Writ  of  Inquiry  executed,  or  after 
twelve  months  from  the  time  such  bill  was  delivered,  sent  or 
left  as  aforesaid,  except  under  special  circumstances,  to  be 
proved  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Court  or  Judge  to  whom  the 
application  for  the  reference  is  made.    C.  S.  XJ.  C.  c.  35,  s.  30. 

36.  In  case  either  party  to  any  such  reference,  having  due 
notice,  refuses  or  neglects  to  attend  the  taxation,  the  officer 
to  whom  the  reference  is  made  may  tax  the  bill  ex  parte  ; 
and  in  case  the  reference  is  made  upon  the  application  of 
either  painty  and  the  pai-ty  chargeable  with  the  bill  attends 
the  taxation,  the  costs  of  the  reference  shall  be  paid  according 
to  the  event  of  the  taxation,  excep*^^  that  if  a  sixth  part  be 
taxed  off,  the  costs  ""hall  be  paid  by  the  pai*ty  by  whom  or  on 
whose  behalf  such  -ill  was  delivered  ;  andif  less  thiin  a  sixth 
part  be  taxed  off,  then  by  the  party  chargeable  with  such  bill, 
if  he  applied  for  or  attended  the  taxation.  C.  S.  U.  C.  c. 
35,  s.  31. 

37.  Every  order  for  such  reference  shall  dir«^ct  the  officer 
to  whom  the  reference  is  made,  to  tax  the  costs  of  the  refer- 
ence, and  to  certify  what,  upon  the  reference,  lie  finds  to  be 
due  to  or  from  either  party  in  respect  of  such  bill  and  of  the 
costs  of  the  reference,  if  payable.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  32. 

38.  Such  (officer  may  certify  specially  any  circumstances 
relating  to  ?jch  bill  or  taxation,  and  the  Court  or  Judge  may 
thereupon  make  such  order  as  may  be  deemed  right  respect- 
ing the  payment  of  the  costs  of  the  taxation.     C.  S.  XJ.  C.  c. 

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39.  In  case  such  reference  be  made  when  the  same  is  not 
authorized,  except  under  special  circumstances  as  hereinbefore 
provided,  the  Court  or  Judge,  in  making  the  same,  may  give 
any  special  directions  relative  to  the  costs  of  the  refei'ence. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  34. 

40.  Where  no  bill  has  been  delivered,  sent  or  left  as  afoi'o- 
said,  and  where  such  bill,  if  delivered,  sent  or  left,  might  have 
been  referred  as  aforesaid,  any  such  Court  or  Judge  may  order 
the  delivery  of  a  bill,  and  may  also  order  the  delivery  up  of 


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deeds  or  papers  in  the  possession,  custody  or  power  of  the 
Attorney  or  Solicitoi-,  his  Assignee  or  rei)resentative8,  in  the 
same  manner  as  has  heretofore  been  done  in  cases  where  any 
such  business  had  been  transacted  in  the  Court  in  which  such 
Order  was*  made.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  35. 

41.  In  proving  a  compliance  with  this  Act  it  shall  not  be 
necessary  in  the  first  instance  to  prove  the  contents  of  the 
bill  delivered,  sent  or  left,  but  it  shall  be  sufficient  to  prove 
that  a  bill  of  fees,  charges  or  disbursements  subscribed  in  the 
manner  aforesaid,  or  enclosed  in  or  accompanied  by  such 
letter  as  aforesaid,  was  delivered,  sent  or  left  in  manner 
aforesaid  ;  but  the  other  party  may  shew  that  the  bill  so 
delivered,  sent  or  left,  was  not  such  a  bill  as  constituted  a 
hoiuijide  compliance  with  this  Act.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  36. 

42.  Any  Judge  of  the  Superior  Courts  of  Law  or  Equity,  or 
a  County  Judge,  on  proof  to  his  satisfaction  that  there  is  pro- 
bable cause  for  believing  that  the  party  chargeable  is  about 
to  quit  Ontario,  may  authorize  an  Attorney  or  Solicitor  to 
commence  an  action  for  the  recovery  of  his  fees,  charges  or  dis- 
bursements against  the  party  chargeable  therewith,  although 
one  month  has  not  expired  since  the  delivery  of  a  bill  as 
aforesaid.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  37. 

43.  When  any  person  not  being  chargeable  as  the  principal 
pai-ty  is  liable  to  pay  or  has  paid  any  bill  either  to  the  Attor- 
ney or  Solicitor,  his  assignee,  or  representative,  or  to  the 
principal  party  entitled  thereto,  the  party  so  paying,  his 
assignee  or  representative,  may  mske  the  like  application  for 
a  refex-ence  thereof  to  taxation  and  in  like  manner  as  the 
party  chargeable  therewith  might  himself  have  made,  and  the 
same  i)roceedings  shall  be  had  thereupon,  as  if  such  ajiplica- 
tion  had  been  made  by  the  pai-ty  so  chargeable.  C.  S.  U. 
C.  c.  35,  s.  38. 

44.  In  case  such  application  is  made  when,  under  the  pro- 
visions hereinbeiore  contained  a  reference  is  not  authorized 
to  be  made  except  under  special  circumstances,  the  Court  or 
Judge  to  whom  the  application  is  made,  may  take  into  con- 
sideration any  additional  special  circumstances  applicable  to 
the  person  making  it,  although  such  circumstances  might  not 


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be  applicable  to  the  party  chargeable  with  the  bill,  if  he  was 
the  party  making  the  application.     C.  S.  U.  C  c.  35,  s.  39. 

45.  For  the  purjwse  of  any  such  reference  upon  the  appli- 
cation of  the  person  not  being  the  party  chargeable,  or  of  a 
party  interested  as  aforesaid,  such  Coui-t  or  Judge  may  order 
the  Attorney  or  Solicitor,  his  assignee  or  representative,  to 
deliver  to  the  party  making  the  application  a  copy  of  the 
bill,  upon  payment  of  the  costs  o*'  the  copy.  C  S.  U.  0.  c. 
35,  s.  40. 

46.  No  bill  previously  taxed  shall  be  again  referred,  unless 
under  the  special  circumstances  of  the  case  the  Court  or 
Judge  to  whom  the  application  is  made  thinks  fit  to  direct  a 
retaxation  thereof.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  41. 

47.  The  payment  of  any  such  bill  as  aforesaid  shall  in  no 
case  preclude  the  Court  or  Judge  to  whom  the  application  is 
made  from  referring  such  bill  for  taxation,  if  the  application 
is  made  within  twelve  months  after  payment,  and  if  the 
special  circumstances  of  the  case  in  the  opinion  of  such  Court 
or  Judge  appear  to  require  the  same,  upon  such  terms  and 
subject  to  such  directions  as  to  the  Court  or  .Judge  seem 
right.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  42. 

48.  In  all  cases  in  which  a  bill  is  referred  to  be  taxed,  the 
officer  to  whom  the  reference  is  made,  may  request  the  proper 
officer  of  any  other  Court,  to  assist  him  in  taxing  any  part  of 
such  bill,  and  such  officer,  so  requested,  shall  thereupon  tax 
the  same,  and  shall  have  the  same  powers,  and  may  receive 
the  same  fees  in  respect  thereof,  as  upon  a  reference  to  him 
by  the  Court  of  which  he  is  such  officer,  and  he  shall  return 
the  bill,  with  his  opinion  thereon,  to  the  officer  who  so  re- 
quests him  to  tax  the  same.     C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  43. 

49.  All  applications  made  to  refer  any  bill  to  be  taxed,  or 
for  the  delivery  of  a  bill,  or  for  the  delivei'ing  up  of  deeds, 
documents  and  papers,  shall  be  made  **  In  the  matter  of  such 
Atto.'-ney  or  Solicitor" ;  and  upon  the  taxation  of  any  such 
bill,  the  certificate  of  the  officer  by  whom  the  bill  is  taxed 
shall  (unless  set  aside  or  altered  by  order  of  a  Judge,  or  by 
decree  or  rule  of  Court,)  be  final  and  conclusive  as  to  the 
amount  thereof,  and  payment  of  the  amount  certified  to  be 


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due  and  directed  to  be  paid  may  be  enforced  according  to  the 
practice  of  the  Court  in  which  tlie  reference  lias  been  made. 
C.  S.  U.  C.  c.  35,  s.  44. 


JUDGES  MAY  MAKE  RULES. 

50.  The  Judges  of  the  Courts  of  Queen's  Bench,  Common 
Pleas  and  Chancery  may,  from  time  to  time,  make  such  Rules 
or  Regulations,  other  than  the  Rides  or  Regulations  herein- 
before referred  to,  as  to  them  seem  necessary  and  meet  for 
carrying  out  the  provisions  of  this  Act.  C.  S.  TJ.  C.  c.  35, 
s.  25. 


PRESENT  PRACTICE  AS  TO  ADMISSIONS  NOT  ALTERED. 

51  •  Nothing  in  this  Act  contained  shall  interfere  with  the 
present  practice  of  the  said  Courts  as  to  the  admission  of 
Attorneys  or  Solicitors,  nor  with  their  jurisdiction  over  them 
as  officers  of  the  said  Courts.     39  V.  c.  31,  s.  6. 


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AN  ACT  RESPECTING  NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 


15, 


Appointment,  s.  1. 

Powers,  8.  2. 

Examination  of  Candidates,  s.  .3. 


Certificate  of  Fitness,  s.  3 
Regulations,  s,  3  (2). 
Fee  to  Examiner,  s.  3  (2). 


(1). 


HER  MAJESTY,  by  and  with  the  advice  and  consent  of 
the  Legislative  Assembly  of  the  Province  of  Ontario, 
enac  s  as  follows  : 

1.  It  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Lieutenant-Governor,  to 
appoint  from  time  to  time  as  he  thinks  lit  under  his  hand 
and  seal  at  arms,  one  or  more  Notaries  Public  for  this  Pro- 
vince.    33  V.  c.  6,  s.  1. 

2.  Every  such  Notary  shall  hiive,  use  and  exercise  the 
power  of  drawing,  passing,  keeping  and  issuing  all  deeds  and 
contracts,  cliai'ter-parties  and  other  mercantile  transactions 
in  this  Province,  and  also  of  attesting  all  commercial  instru- 
ments that  may  be  brought  before  him  for  public  protesta- 
tion, and  otherwise  of  acting  as  usual  in  the  office  of  Notary, 
and  may  demand,  receive  and  have  all  the  rights,  profits 
and  emoluments  rightfully  appertaining  and  belonging  to 
the  said  calling  of  Notary  Public  during  pleasure.  33  V. 
c.  6,  s.  2. 

3.  Persons,  other  than  Barristers  and  Attorneys  duly  ad- 
mitted as  such  in  this  Province,  desirous  of  being  appointed 
as  Notaries  Public,  shall  be  subject  to  examination  in  regard 
to  their  qualification  for  the  said  office,  by  the  County  Court 
Judge  of  the  County  in  which  such  persons  reside,  or  by 
such  other  person  as  may  from  time  to  time  be  appointed  in 
that  behalf  by  the  Lieutenant-Governor  ;  and  no  person  shall 
be  appointed  a  Notary  Public  without  a  certificate  from  said 
County  Court  Judge,  or  siich  other  person,  that  he  has 
examined  the  applicant  and  finds  him  qualified  for  the  office, 
and  that  he  is  of  opinion  that  a  Notary  Public  is  needed  for 
the  public  convenience  in  the  place  where  such  applicant  re- 
sides and  intends  to  cany  on  business. 


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2.  Tlie  Lieutennnt-Governor  in  Council,  may  from  time  to 
time  make  regulations  for  such  examination  and  certiiicate ; 
and  the  J  udge  or  other  person  examining  shall  bo  entitled  to 
receive  from  the  peison  examined  a  fee  of  five  dollars  for 
every  examination.     40  Y.  c.  8,  s.  2G. 


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FACULTY  OF  LAW. 

Degrkb  of  LL.B.— The  following  are  the  requisites  for  obtaining  the 
the  Dej-'ree  of  L  L.B.  in  the  orditary  conrse  :— Hav'  ■',  prodrced  satisfy  otory 
Certificates  of  Good  Conduct.  Having  Matriculateu  in  the  Faculty  ot  Law. 
Bein:  .-!"  vhe  Standing  of  Four  Years  from  Matriculation.  Having  passed 
in  each  of  those  years  the  Examin  ition  prescribed  in  the  St  ;.ute  respecting 
"  Subjects  of  Examination  in  the  Faculty  of  Law."  Deing  of  the  full  age  of 
Twenty-one  years.  Any  person  who  has  been  admitted  a  Barrister  by  the 
Law  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  on  production  of  satisfactory  Certificates, 
may  enter  the  Faculty  of  Law  at  the  Second  Year's  Examination.  The  Degree 
of  L  L.B,  may  also  be  conferred  alter  one  Special  Exi>.uination,  at  which  no 
Honors  will  be  awarded,  if  the  Candidate  be  a  Master  cf  Arts  of  Seven  Years' 
Standing  in  the  University  of  Toronto,  or  a  Barrister  of  Seven  Years' 
Standing  from  his  admission  by  the  L  iw  Society  of  Upper  Canada,  or  if  he 
be  a  Graduate  in  the  Faculty  of  Arts  in  the  University  of  Toronto  of  Three 
Years'  Standing  being  also  a  Barrister  admitted  by  the  Law  Society  of 
Upper  Canada. 

Deorer  op  LL.D. — The  following  are  the  requisites  for  obtaining  the 
Degree  of  L  L.D.  ; — Having  been  admitted  to  the  Degree  of  L  L.B.  Being 
of  Ten  Years'  Standing  from  admission  to  the  Degree  of  L  L.B.  or  of 
M.A.  Having  composed  two  approved  Theses  upon  subjects  in  Law. 
The  Candidate  is  allowed  to  state  the  two  Departments  from  Avhich  he 
elects  that  the  subjects  of  his  Theses  are  to  be  chosen,  according  to  the 
following  scheme — L  Civil  Law.  H.  Constitutional  Law.  III.  Real 
Property.  IV.  International  Law.  V.  Other  branches  of  Law  mentioned 
in  the  Curriculum.  The  /Theses  are  to  be  written  in  the  Examination  Hall 
in  the  presence  of  one  of  the  Examiners,  and  the  subjects  of  the  Theses  are 
then  announced. 

Fees. — The  following  Fees  will  be  requ'red  : — For  Matriculation  or 
Entrance,  Five  Dollars.  For  each  Examination  after  Matriculation,  Two 
Dollars.  For  the  Degree  of  L  L.B.,  Six  Dollars.  For  the  Degree  of  L  L.  B., 
after  Special  Examination,  Twenty  Dollars.  For  the  Degree  of  LL.D., 
For  Admission  ad  emidem  yradum.  Twenty  Dollars.  The  Fee  for  Matri- 
culation, and  for  each  subsequent  Examination,  must  be  paid  to  the  Regis- 
trar before  the  Candidate  offers  himself  for  the  Examination.  The  Fee  for 
a  Degree  must  be  paid  to  the  Registrar  before  the  Degree  is  conferred. 

EXA.MINATI0N3. — The  Examinations  will  take  place  in  the  month  of  May. 
Notice  of  the  day  when  they  commence  will  be  given  early  in  January. 
Every  Student,  who  proposes  to  present  himself  at  any  Examination,  is 
required  to  send  to  the  Registrar,  at  least  three  weeks  before  the  day 
appointed  for  the  commencement  of  the  Examination,  a  paper  (ac3ording  to 
a  printed  form  which  will  be  provided),  stating  his  Standing,  and  whether 
he  is  a  Candidate  for  Honors  or  otherwise.  Matriculants  who  have  been 
rejected,  or  who  have  been  prevented  from  attending  the  Annual  Examina- 
tions in  May  by  sickness,  domestic  affliction,  or  other  causes  beyond  their 

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control,  may  present  themselves  for  Examination  in  September,  at  the  time 
of  the  Supplemeutal  Examinations  in  Arts,  upon  payment  of  an  additional 
fee  of  Two  Dollars.  Undergraduates  in  this  Faculty  below  the  Standing  of 
the  Fourth  Year,  who  have  been  rejected,  or  who  have  been  prevented  from 
attending  the  Annual  Examinations  in  May  by  sickness,  domestic  affliction, 
or  other  causes  beyond  their  control,  may  present  themselves  for  Examina- 
tion in  September,  at  the  time  of  the  Supplemental  Examinations  in  Arts. 
The  Fee  for  such  Supplemental  Examination  is  Ten  Dollars  for  those  who 
were  rejected  at  the  Kegular  Examinations,  and  Five  Dollars  for  those  who 
did  not  attend  them.  Candidates  who  failed  to  attend  at  the  May  fixamin- 
ations,  must  prove  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  before  pre- 
senting themselves  in  September,  the  existence  and  sufficiency  of  the  alleged 
cause  of  absence. 

Scholarships. — Four  Scholarships  will  be  annually  offered  for  competi- 
tion, viz.; — One  for  General  Proficiency  among  Matriculants.  One  for 
General  Proficiency  among  Students  of  One  Year's  Standing.  One  for  Gen- 
eral-Proficiency  among  Students  of  Two  Years'  Standing.  One  for  General 
Proficiency  among  Students  of  Three  Years'  Standing.  Each  Scholarship 
is  of  the  value  of  one  hundred  and  twenty  dollars  a  year.  If  the  Scholar- 
ship shall  not  have  been  taken  at  the  Examination  for  Matriculation,  or  for 
the  First  Year,  a  Scholarship  may  be  awarded,  on  the  recommendation  of 
the  Examiners,  to  a  Candidate  entering  the  Faculty  at  the  Second  Year,  in 
addition  to  the  ordinary  Scholarship  for  that  year.  Each  Scholarship  is 
tenable  for  one  year,  but  the  Scholar  of  one  year  is  eligible  for  the  Scholar- 
ship of  the  succeeding  year.  No  Scholarship  will  be  awarded  to  any  Candi- 
date at  Matriculation,  or  at  the  Examination  for  the  First  Year,  unless  he 
shall  have  been  classed  in  Honors  in  at  least  two-thirds  of  the  Departments ; 
nor  in  the  Second  or  Third  Years  unless  he  shall  have  been  placed  in  the 
First  Class  of  Honors.  All  Scholars  will  be  required  to  sign  a  Declaration 
that  it  is  their  intention  to  proceed  to  a  Degree  in  the  Faculty  of  Law  in  the 
University  of  Toronto. 

Mkdals,  Prizes,  and  Certificatbs  op  Honor.— One  Gold  and  one  Silver 
Medal  may  be  given  upon  the  special  recommendation  of  the  Examiners  to 
the  Students  who,  at  tlie  Final  Examination  for  the  IJegree  of  L  L.B.,  have 
been  placed  respectively  first  and  second  in  the  First  Class  of  Honors. 
Prizes,  each  of  the  value  of  Ten  Dollars  in  Books,  may  be  awarded  annually 


Honor  will  be  given  at  each  Examination  to  those  Students  who  have  been 
placed  in  the  Fii  "it  Class  of  Honors. 


SUBJECTS   OF  EXAMINATION. 
MATRICULATION. 

DEPARTMENT  I. — CLASSICS. 

sf  1878.— Herodotus,  B.  I.,  Chaps.  2(5-92;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  XII.      Livy, 
B.  IX.,  Chaps.  1-22;  Horace,  Odes,  B.  Ill ;  Virgil,  ^neid,  B.  VII. 

1S79.— Herodotus,  B.  I.,  Chaps.  26-92  ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  XVIII.     Livy, 
B.  IX.,  Chaps.  1-22;  Horace.  Odes,  B.  1. ;  Virgil,  Jin.  Id,  B.  VIII. 


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1880,— Herodotus,  B.  VI.,  ^Jhap.  71  to  end ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  XVIII. 
Liw,  B.  IX.,  Chaps.  1-22 ;  Horace,  Odes,  B.  I.:  Virgil,  ^neid,  B.  VIII. 

1881.— Herodotus,  B.  VI.,  Chap.  71  to  end ;  Homer,  Iliad,  B.  XXII. 
Livy,  B.  IX.,  Chaps.  1-22;  Horace.  Odes.  B.  I.;  Virgil,  JEneid,  B.  VI. 

Paper  on  Latin  Grammar. 


Translation  from  English  into  Latin  Prose. 


DEPARTMENT  II. — MATHEMATICS. 


Arithmetic.  Algebra,  to  the  end  of  Progressions.  Kuclid,  Bb.  I.,  ,.., 
III.,  IV„  VI.,  and  Definitions  of  B.  V.  Plane  Trigonometry,  as  far  as 
Solution  of  Plane  Triangles. 


DEPARTMENT  III. — MODERN   LANGUAGES. 

ENaLiSH. — Composition.  History  and  Etymology  of  the  English  Lan- 
guage. Rhetorical  Forms.  History  of  English  Literature,  during  the 
reigns  of  Elizabeth  and  James  I.  Books  of  Reference :  Craik — History  of 
Literature  and  Learning  in  England,  Book  V. ;  Earle— The  Philology  of 
the  English  Tongue ;  Bain — English  Composition  and  Rhetoric. 

Pkench. — Grammar.  De  Stael,  L'Allemagne,  Premiere  Partie.  Erck- 
mann-Uhatriau,  Madame  Th6rese. 

DEPARTMENT   IV. — HISTORY  AND  GEOGRAPHY. 

English' History,  from  the  acceP5!on  of  Elizabeth  to  the  death  of  Anne. 
Geography  of  Europe,  North  America,  and  British  Colonies. 

Candidates  for  Honors  and  for  the  Scholarship  will  be  examined  in  the 
following  additional  subjects  : — 

DEPARTMENT  I. — CLASSICS. 

1878. — Demosthenes  against  Aphobus,  I.,  II.;  Homer,  Odyssey,  B.  XII. 
Livy,  B.  IX.,  Chap.  23  to  end;  Cicero,  In  Caecilium.;  Virgil,  Georgics. 
B.  III. 

1879. — Demosthenes.  Olynthiacs,  I.,  IT.,  III.:  Homer,  Odyssey,  B.  XII. 
Liw,  B.  IX.,  Chap.  23  to  end  ;  Cicero,  In  Verrem,  Act  I..  Virgil,  ^neid, 
B.  X. 

1880— Demosthenes,  Phil.  I.,  II.;  Homer,  Odyssey,  B.  XI.  Livy,  B. 
IX.,  Chap.  23  to  end;  Cicero,  In  CsBcilium  ;  Virgil,  Georgics,  B.  I. 

1881. — Demosthenes,  against  Aphobus,  I..  II.;  Homer,  Odyssey,  B.  XI, 
Livy,  B.  IX.,  Chap,  23  to  end;  Cicero,  In  Verrem,  Act  I.;  Virgil,  ^neid, 
B.  X. 

Translation  from  English  into  Latin  Prose.  Paper  on  Greek  and  Latin 
Grammar. 

DEPARTMENT  II. — MATHEMATICS. 

Algebra.    Plane  Trigonometry. 


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DEPARTMENT  111, — MODERN   LANGUAGES. 

Enoush.  —Prosody ;  Rhetoric ;  History  of  the  Language  and  Literature. 
Abbott  and  Seeiey's  English  for  English  People,  Bain's  English  Composi- 
tion and  Rhetoric.  H'str  j  ol  English  Literature,  Chaucer  to  Surrey. 
Craik's  History  of  Literature  and  Learning  in  England,  Bb.  III.,  IV. 
Marsh's  English  Language  and  Literature  :  Lectures  VI.  to  XI.  (inclusive.) 
Prologue  to  Canterbury  Tales :  The  Nonne  Preste,  His  Tale.    Morris's 


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Chaucer's  Prologue,  &c.  (Clarendon  Press).  Critical  Reading  of  one  of 
Shakespeare's  Plays:  1878— Merchant  of  Venice;  1879— Antony  and 
Cleopatra;  1880— Romeo  and  Juliet;  1881— Coriolanus. 

Frsnch. — La  Fontaine,  Fables.  Moliere,  Les  Precieuses  Ridicules. 
Honore  de  Balzac,  Scenes  de  la  vie  intime.  Translation  from  French 
Authors  not  specified.    Translation  from  English  into  Fiench  Prose. 

DEPARTMENT  FV. — HISTORY. 

May's  History  of  the  Long  Parliament. 
FIRST  YEAR. 

DEPARTMENT  I. — CLASSICS. 

1878  &  1879.— Thucydides,  B.  I.,  Chaps.  1-67  ;  Demosthenes,  Pro  Mega- 
lopolitauis.  Cicero,  In  Verrem,  B.  Y.,  Chaps.  1-16;  Horace,  Odes,  Bb. 
IL,  IV. 

1880  &  1881.— Thucydides,  B.  II..  Chaps.  1-65;  Demosthenes,  De  Liber- 
atione  Rhodiorum.    Cicero,  Pro  Deiotaro ;  Horace,  Odes,  Bb.  II.,  IV. 

Translation  from  English  into  Latin  Prose.    Paper  on  Latin  Grammar. 

DEPARTMENT  II.  — MATHEMATICS. 

Elementary  Mechanics.  (Statics  of  Solids  and  Dyuamics  of  a  Particle.) 

DEPARTMENT  III. — MODERN   LANGUAGES. 

French. — A  Paper  on  Grammar.  Moliere,  Les  Femmes  Savantes, 
Scribe,  Lo  Charlatanisme.  Bacine,  Les  Plaideurs.  About,  La  Gr^ce 
Contemporaine.  Translation  from  English  into  t  rench.  Translation  from 
French  Author  not  specified. 

DEPARTMENT   IV. — HISTORY. 

Ancient  History :  Origin  of  Civilization.  Greece :  Persian  Wars  to 
Achcean  League;  Grote,  Cliaps.  XXV.,  XXXVI.,  XXXVIII— XLIL, 
XLIV-XLVI.,  LXVI-LXX1.,LXXVII-LXXIX.,  LXXXVI— XCL; 
Thirlwall.  Chaps.  LX— LXIII.  Rome  :  Mommsen,  Book  III.,  Chaps. 
I— VI.,  XIII..  XIV.,  Book  IV'.,  Chaps.  XI.,  XII.  ;  A!erivale,  Historv  of 
Romans,  Chaps.  XXXI— XXXIV.,  XXXVII-XLI.,  LI.,  LXL,  LXVII. 
Medieval  History :  Hallam's  Middle  Ages,  Chap.  I.,  Parts,  1,  2,  Chap. 
VIII..  Parts  1,  2,  3. 

DEPARTMENT  V. — LOGIC  AND   MENTAL   PHILOSOPHY. 

Formal  Logic  (Jevons's).  The  Origin  of  Knowledge  (Locke's  Essay  on 
the  Human  Understanding).  Systematic  Exposition  of  the  Phenomena  of 
the  Human  Mind  (Reid's  Essays  on  the  Intellectual  Powers). 

Candidates  for  Honors  and  for  the  Scholarship  will  be  examined  in  the 
following  additicnal  subjects  :— 

DEPARTMENT   I.— CLASSICS. 

1878  &  1879.— Euripides,  Alcestis.    Virgil,  Georgics,  B.  IV. 
1880  &  1881.— Jlschylus,  Prometheus.     Virgil,  Georgics,  B.  IV. 

DEPARTMENT  II. — MATHEMATICS. 

Geometrical  Optics.    (Parkinson). 


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Political  E'Conoray  (Rogers).  Constitutional  History  (Taswell-Langmead). 
Equity  (Snell).  Law  of  Contracts  (Pollock).  Law  of  Real  Property  (Wil- 
liams; Hallam's  Middle  Ages,  Chap.  IL) 


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THIRD  YEAR. 

Constitutional  History  (May).  Law  of  Evidence  (Best).  Law  of  Torts 
(Underbill).  Law  of  Real  Property  (Ihirton ;  Fawcett).  Roman  Law 
(Gibbon,  Chap.  XLIV.;  Arnold,  Chaps.  XIIL,  XIV.,  XVL,  and  XXVI.; 
Tomkins  &  Jeucken's  Compendium). 

CANDIDATES  FOR  LL.B. 

Constitutional  Law  (Broom).  Law  of  Real  Property  and  Wills  (Dart's 
Vendors  and  Purchasers ;  Theobald  on  Wills).  Roman  Law  (Justinian, 
Sandar's  Edition).  Jurisprudence  (Maine's  Ancient  Law).  International 
Law  (Abdy  and  Walker  ;  Von  Savigny).     Common  Law  (Broom). 

Additional  for  Honors. — Constitutional  Law  (Forsyth).  Jurispru- 
dence (Lorimers  Institutes). 

SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  FOR  LL.B. 

Constitutional  History  (Taswell-Langraead  ;  May).  Constitutional  Law 
(Broom).  Law  of  Real  Property  and  Wills  (Dart's  Vendors  and  Purcha.sers  ; 
Theobald  on  Wills).  Common  Law  (Broom).  Roman  Law  (Gibbon,  Chap. 
XLIV.;  Arnold,  Chaps.  XIIL.  XIV.,  XVL,  and  XXVL;  Tomkins  & 
Jencken's  Compendium ;  Justinian,  Sandar's  Edition).  Jurisprudence 
(Maine's  Ancient  Law).  International  Law  (Abdy  &  Walker ;  Von 
Savigny). 


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COMMISSIONERS  IN  ONTARIO 
FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS  TO  BE  USED  IN  QUEBEC. 


Tiflfany,  Edward  H . .  Alexandria. 
Henderson,  G.  E.,Q.C . . Belleville. 

JeUett,  E.  P Belleville. 

Weyns,  James,  J.  P  , .  Brantford. 

Buell,  Jacob  D Brockville. 

Jessiip,  James    Brockville. 

Aikman,  T.  H Cayuga. 

Burton,  Warren  F Hamilton. 

Henderson,  J.  A.,  Q.C.. Kingston. 
Robertson,  William    ....Lanark. 

frill,  William  C  L London. 

Horton,  William    London. 

Shanl  V,  James    ........  London. 

Scott,'Hon.  R.  W.,  Q.C.  .Ottawa. 
Cockburn,  Hon.  J.,  Q.C.  .Ottawa. 
Matheson,  AV'illiam  M.  . ,  Ottav/a. 

Morgan,  Henry  J Ottawa. 

Caestils,  Robert   Ottawa. 


Wicksteed,  R.  J Ottawa* 

Scott,  Francis Pembroke- 
Deacon,  Thos.,  Q.C. .  .Pembroke* 

O'DriscoU,  M Pembroke* 

White,  William  R . . . .  Pembroke- 
Bell,  James     Perth* 

Buell,  W.  0 Perth- 

Weller,  Charles  A.  . .  Peterboro'- 
Bernard,  H. ,  0.  M .(!.,  Q.C.  Toronto- 

Snelling,  R.,  LL.D Toronto. 

Smith,  L.  W.,  D.C.L.  .  .Toronto. 

Morris,  James  H Toronto. 

Kingstone,  Fred.  W . . . .  Toronto. 
Munro,  Richard  H.  R. . .  Toronto. 
Cameron,  Hector,  Q.  C ..  Toronto. 

Spratt,  Robert    Toronto. 

Crombie,  Marcellus  ....  Toronto. 
McDonell,  S.  S Windsor. 


COMMISSIONERS  IN  QUEBEC 
FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS  TO  BE  USED  IN  ONTARIO. 


Barry,  Dennis Montreal. 

Brogan,  Antliony Mojitreal. 

Church,  Hon.  L.  R  ,  Q.C.  Aylmer. 
Coutlee,  Joseph  Louis  . .  Montreal. 

Darling,  Thomas' M  oiiti'eal. 

Davison,  John  D Montreal. 

Escott,  jNL  H Montreal. 

Fair,  John Montreal. 

Irvine,  Henry  Esson  . .  .Montreal. 


Johnston,  Samuel Montreal. 

MacFarlane,  D jSIontreal. 

Moffat,  Alexander Montreal. 

Moloney,  Thomas    Quebec. 

Perodeau,  Narcisse  ....  Montreal. 

Riddell,  Alex.  F Montreal. 

Seath,  David Montreal. 

Walker,  Williams  S. . .  .Montreal. 


COMMISSIONERS  IN  MANITOBA. 
FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS  TO  BE  USED  IN  ONTARIO. 


Bradley,  F.  T.  .  .Novth  Pembina. 

Kennedy,  W^m.  N Winnipeg. 

McKeuzie,  Fred Winnipeg. 


Nash,  Wm.  Hill  .  .Fort  Osborne. 

Parsons, Saml.K.  .Moose  Factory. 

Rupert's  Land. 


COMMISSIONERS  IN  ONTARIO 

FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS  TO  BE  USED  IN 

I.  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Wicksteed,  R.  J Ottawa.  |  Morgan,  H.  J Ottawa. 


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II.   NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


Wilkes,  A.  J.,  LL.B.  .Brantford. 
Morgan,  H.  J Ottawa. 


Wicksteed,  R.  J Ottawa. 

Tilton,  John    Ottawa. 


Morgan,  H.  J Ottawa. 

Morris,  James  H Toronto. 


III.  MANITOBA. 

Irving,  .E.,  Q.C Hamilton- 


COMMISSIONERS  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES 
FOR    TAKING   AFFIDAVITS    TO  BE  USED  IN  ONTARIO. 

Coleman,  Wm.  Barker    ....  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Elword,  George  May Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Hoyne,  Phillip  A Chicago,  111. 

Jones,  Edward  J 61  Court  Street,  Boston,  Mass. 

Kemochan,  Frank  E  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Nones,  Joseph  B New  York,  N.  Y. 

Tracy,  Charles  Edward New  York,  N.  Y. 

W^ilson,  Graeme  M Bay  City,  Mich. 


COMMISSIONERS  IN  GREAT  BRITAIN 
FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS,  ETC.,  TO  BE  USI:D  IN  ONTARIO 

UNDER  CAP,  63,  REV.  STAT.  OF  ONTARIO. 

Anderson,  Eustace 17  Ironmonger  Lane,  London,  E.  C. 

Archibald,  William Edinburgh,  Scotland. 

Attwell,  Thomas  M London,   England. 

Batten,  James  Brend 32  Great  (icorge  St.  Westminster,  'S.W. 

Berry,  Robert  P Hnddingsfield,  Eng. 

BischoflT,  Thomas  Wm 4  Great  Winchester  St.,  London,  E.  C. 

Bischoff,  Charles "  " 

Bonar,  Horatius Edinburgh,  Scotland. 

Bompas,  George  Cox  4  Great  Winchester  St.,  London.  E.  C. 

.Grain,  William 50-52  (ireshaiu  House,  Old  Broad  St., 

Loud(m,  E.  C. 

Gane,  William  Lawe  85  Gracechurch  St.,  liondon,  Eng. 

Gillespie,  Alexander    40  Ohl  Broad  St.,  London,  E.  C. 

Haigh,  George  Thomas  ,  . . .   15  Water  St.,  Liverpool,  Eng. 

Hawksford,  Francis Jersey,  Cliannel  Islands. 

Henderson,  Wm.  Knapp .. . .  Bank  of  ^Montreal,    9  Birchin   Lane, 

Lombard  St.,  London,  E.  C. 

Jenkins,  Edward,  M.P Londt)n,  Eng. 

Leathley,  Dudley  W.  B 44  Lincoln  Inn's  Fields,  London,  W.  C. 

Munns,  Arnold  Summers   . .  8  Old  Jcm  ry,  London,  E.  C. 

Mounsey,  Edward  Simon    . .  9  Staple  Inn,  London,  W.  C. 

Pulling,  John  Lenton 3  Adelaide  Place,  London  Bridge,  Lon- 

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Purvis,  Alex,  Paterson 13  Frederick  St.,  Edinburgh,  Scotland. 

Richardson,  Wm.  Kdward..  Birmingham,  Eng. 

Pienshaw,  Alfred  Gl 2  Suffolk  Place,  Cannon  St.,  London,  Eng. 

Taylor,  Soaton  Frank 5  (iray's  Inn  Square,  London,  W.  C. 

WebV),  Edward 8  John  St.,  Bedford  Row,  London,  Eng. 

Woodhousc,  Francis    .3  Gray's  Inn  Square,  London,  W.  C. 

WoalJjert,  Frederick    Lincoln  Inn's  Fields,  London,  W.  C. 

COMMISSIONERS  IN  ONTARIO 

FOR  TAKIXG  AFFIDAVITS,   ETC.,   TO  BE  USED  IN  NEW 
YORK,   ILLINOIS,   OHIO. 
Jone?,  Beverley Toronto. 

POLICE  :\IAGISTRATES. 


Belleville. . .  .Abraham  Diamond. 

Brockville   Joseph  Deacon. 

Bownianville   Geo.  Haines. 

Brantford James  Weymss. 

Chatham  Thomas  McCrae. 

Clifton   Andrew  G.  Hill. 

Cobourg. . .  .Wm.  Irvine  Stanton. 

Cornwall   Wm.  Cox  Allen. 

Fort  Erie  Andrew  G.  Hill. 

Gueljih Thomas  W.  Saunders. 

Hamilton James  Caliill. 

Kingston  . .  Maxwell  W.  Strange. 
Lindsay James  W.  Dunsford. 


London  ....  Lawrence  Lawrason- 

Oshawa George  H,  Grierson- 

Ottawa Martin  O'Gara. 

Owen  Sound George  Spencer. 

Peterboro' David  G.  Hatton. 

Picton R.  A.  Norman. 

Port  Hope  . .  Richard  H.  Holland. 

St.  Catharines Thomas  Burns. 

St.  Thomas  . .  .William  J.  White. 

Stratford James  O'Loane. 

Toronto George  T.  Denison. 

Windsor ....   Alexander  Bartlet. 


STIPENDIARY  MAGISTRATES. 


Haliburton  Co.  .S.  S.  Peck 

(Minden). 

^luskoka Charles  "\\  .  Lount. 


Nipissing John  Doran. 

Parry  Sound . .  Patrick  McCurry. 
Thunder  Bay    ....  Robert  Laird. 


OFFICIAL  ASSIGNEES 
FOR  THE  PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO. 


(JOUNTY   OR  DISTRICT. 

Algoma    

Algoma     

Algoma    

Brant    

Brant    

Brant    

Bruce    

Bruce   

Bruce   

Carleton,  incl'g  Ottawa 
Cprleton,  incl'g  Ottawa 


NAME. 

Richard  Carney  . . . 
John  Davidson  . . . 
John  Livingstone  . 
Thomas  Botham  . . . 

James  Pollock 

Joseph  Bullock   . . . 

George  Gould 

John  Millar 

William  M.  Smith  . 
William  Pennock  . 
Thimothoe  Rajotte . 


RESIDENCE. 

Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

Silver  Islet. 

Silver  Islet. 

Brantford. 

Brantford. 

Paris. 

Walkerton. 

Riversdale. 

Paisley. 

Ottawa. 

Ottawa. 


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Greji 
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Hasi 
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COUNTY  OB  DISTRICT. 

Carleton,  incl'g  Ottawa 
Carleton,  incl'g  Ottawa 
Carleton,  incl'g  Ottawa 
Carleton,  incl'g  Ottawa 

Dundas     

Durham   

Durham    

Elgin    

Elgin    

Essex    [ston 

Frontenac,  incl'g  King- 
Glengarry    

Grey     

Grey 

Grey 

Grenville 

Grenville 

Grenville 

Haldimaud 

Halton 

Hastings 

Hastings [ville. 

Hastings,  incl'g  Belle- 
Huron  

Huron 

Kent 

Kent 

Kent 

Lambton 

Lambton 

Lanark     

Lanark     

Lanark     

Lanark 

Leeds    

Leeds    

Lennox  and  Addington 
Leimox  and  Addington 
Lennox  and  Addington 
Lennox  and  Addington 

Lincoln     

Lincoln     

Lincoln     

Lincoln [don 

Middlesex,  incl'g  Lon- 
Middlesex,  incl'g  Lon- 

Middlesex [don 

Muskoka 

Nipissing  and  Parry  S'd 


NAME.  KESIDENCE. 

William  Finglaml  Ottawa. 

Francis  C.  Clemo  a-    ....  Ottawa. 

Daniel  S.  Eastvrood    ....  Ottawa. 

R.  C.  W.  McCuaig Ottawa. 

Sylvester  K.  Matthews..  Morrisburg. 

William  Thompson Bowmanville. 

Seth  S.  Smith Port  Hope. 

Colin  Munro St.  Thomas. 

Thomas  M.  Nairn Aylmer. 

John  McCrae   Windsor. 

John  Agnew Kingston. 

Donald  McLennan Willianistown. 

George  Price    Owen  dound. 

David  Simi^son    Owen  Sound. 

J.  J.  Johnston Meaford. 

Thomas  Tracey  Prescott. 

Eleazer  H.  W^hitmarsh  . .  Merrickville. 

John  Kastou    Prescott. 

Fred.  G.  A.  Henderson. .  Cayuga. 

David  W.  Campbell Milton. 

Marshall  B.  Roblin    ....  Belleville, 

John  Parker  Thomas ....  Belleville. 

Geo.  H.  Pope Belleville. 

Robert  Gibbons Goderich. 

Samuel  E.  McCaughey  . .  Seaforth. 

Hugh  F.  Gumming Chatham. 

Henry  Black    Chatham. 

John  Mercer    Chatliam. 

William  F.  Keays Sarnia. 

James  Flintoff Sarnia. 

James  Dowdall    Almonte. 

A.  W.  Bell  Carleton  Place. 

William  H.  Grant Perth. 

George  A.  Consitt  ; Perth. 

John  N.  Abbott Brockville. 

Norton  Marshall Brockville. 

William  F,  Hall Napanee. 

Edward  A.  Deroche  ....  Napanee. 

Walter  S.  \\'illiams   ....  Napanee. 

Arthur  H.  Roe    Napanee. 

James  McEdward St.  Catharines. 

H.  R.  Morton St.  Catharines. 

Frank  S.  Miller,  Jr St.  Catharines. 

Garland  W.  Clench St.  Catharines, 

Henry  E.  Nelles London. 

Thomas  Churcher  Loudon, 

Henry  Nicholson Stratliroy, 

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COUNTY  OR  DISTRICT. 


Norfolk    

Northumberland 
Northumberland 

Ontario     

Ontario     

Oxford 

(Oxford 

Oxford 

Peel 

Peel 

Perth    , 

Perth    , 

Perth    

Perth    

Peterborough  . . . , 
Peterborough  . . . , 

Peterborough 

Prcscott   

Prince  P>lward|  . . 
Prince  Edward  . . 

Renfrew  

Eenfrew  

Renfrew  

Renfrew  

Russell    

Simcoe    


Snncoe    

Simcoe  and  Renfrew. . 

Simcoe     

Simcoe    

Simcoe    

Simcoe 

Stormont 

Stormont 

Victoria    

Victoria    

Victoria    

Waterloo    

AVaterloo    

Welland  

Wellington 

Vt^ellington 

Wentworth,  including 
Hamilton 
Wentworth,  incl'g  ' ' 
Wentworth,  incl'g  *' 
Wentworth,  incl'g  " 
Wentworth,  incl'g  " 
York    


KAME. 

Augustine  J.  Donly  . . . , 

Addison  Vara 

Edmund  A.  McNachtan. 

John  Rice    

William  Smith 

George  Perry * . , 

John  D.  Hood 

James  M.  Wilson   

James  W.  Main 

Thomas  Clark 

John  Hossie 

Thomas  Aliller 

Andrew  NichoU 

Hugh  Mclntyre,  jr.    .... 

James  A.  Hall , 

Henry  H.  Smith     

Richard  Eriatt   

James  VanBridger  . . .  4 . . 

Frederick  Dodge 

William  Owens 

George  Pearson 

John  D.  MacDonald  . . . . 

Alfred  J.  Fortier 

James  Bell    » . . 

Peter  McLaren   

Josei>h  Rogers 

Thomas  1).  McConkey  . . 

Thomas  Bowerman 

A.  .J.  Alport 

Thomas  Oollatt,  jr 

Theophilus  R.  Earl 

Samuel  Driffil 

Robert  McFarlane 

Donald  McDonell   

George  Kempt    

Edward  Flood 

Samuel  Irwin 

Alexander  McGregor. . . . 

Menno  Eby 

Fletcher  Swayze 

Joseph  Shaw    

John  Smith 


RKSIDENCK. 

Simcoe. 

Colborne. 

Cobourg. 

Whitby. 

Uxbriclge. 

•Woodstock. 

Woodstock. 

IngersoU.    • 

Brampton. 

Brampton. 

Stratford. 

Stratford. 

St.  Mary's. 

Mitchell. 

Peterborough. 

Peterborough. 

Peterborough. 

Plantagenet. 

Picton. 

Picton. 

Eganville. 

Renfrew. 

Pembroke. 

Arnprior. 

Osborne. 

Barrie. 

Barrie. 

Bracebridge. 

Orillia. 

Orillia. 

CoUingwood. 

Bradford. 

Cornwall. 

Cornwall. 

Lindsay. 

Lindsay. 

Lindsay. 

Gait. 

Berlin. 

Welland. 

Orangeville. 

Elora. 


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Alexander  Davidson  ....  Hamilton. 

Ralph  L.  Gunn    Hamilton. 

Alex.  J.  McKenzie   Hamilton. 

Frederick  D.  Suter Hamilton. 

Thomas  Wavel    Hamilton. 

SetV  Ashton    Aurora. 


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COUNTY  OR  DISTniCT. 


York, 

includ 

g  Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

York, 

Toronto 

•     NAME.  RESIDENCE. 

William  Thos.  Mason  . . .  Toronto. 

James  B.  Bousteacl Toronto. 

William  F.  Munro Toronto. 

John  Korr  ..  j  J t. Official  Toronto. 

\  V .  Anderson  )  Assignees 

Thomas  McCrossen    ....  Toronto. 

John  Turner    Toronto. 

Robert  Hall  Smith Toronto. 

Robert  H.  Oray Toronto, 

Willif.m  Robbins    Toronto. 

James  Gormley    Toronto. 

Benjamin  Morton   Toronto. 


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Inspector — Joseph  Dickey,  P.  0.  Box  50,  Toronto. 
ALGOMA  DISTRICT. 

I.  Edward  Biegings Sault  Sto.  Marie. 

II.  James  Dobbie    Bruce  Mines. 

III.  Samuel  McLean    Little  Current. 

IV.  William  S.  Francis  Manitowaning. 

BRANT. 

I.  Joseph  Robinson Brantford. 

II.  Walter  Gouinlock    Paris. 

III.  Jiames  Reid    St.  Ceorge. 

IV.  Henry  Cox    Burford. 

V.  Alonzo  Foster  Scotland. 

VI.  John  Henderson Onondaga. 

BRUCE. 

I.  William  Collins Walkerton. 

II.  H.  B.  O'Connor    Teeswater. 

III.  Joseph  Parker Kincardine. 

IV.  Frank  Grange  Paisley. 

V.  Cyrus  Carroll    Port  Elgin. 

VI.  Hugli  Murray Underwood. 

VII.  George  Stirker Invermay. 

VIIL  Bryce  B.  Miller Wiarton. 

CARLETON. 

1.  John  Armstrong  Ottawa. 

II.  Hugh  Reilly Richmond. 

III.  John  Fentou South  Huntley. 

IV.  William  P.  Taylor  Fitzroy  Harbour. 

V.  James  Beeman North  Gower. 

VI.  Ira  Morgan   Metcalf,  Osgoode. 

VII.  Frederick  W.  Harmer    Nepean. 


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VIII. 


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ELGIN. 

Alexander  Love Aylmer. 

Charles  Askew    '. St.  Thomas. 

Charles  Askew St.  Thomas. 

F.  McT)iarmid Airey,  Aldborough, 

ESSEX. 

Louis  J.  Fluett    Sandwich. 

Alanson  Botsford     Amherstburg. 

Edward  AUworth Kingsville. 

Charles  Bell North  Colchester. 

Jonathan  Wigfield Leamington. 

Charbs  Barrilier  • Rochester, 

John  McCrae    Windsor. 

John  Mihic  Gosfield. 

mONTENAC. 

John  DufF   Kingston. 

P.  McKim    Cataraqui. 

Charles  Ruttan    Loughborough. 

Samuel  Stewart   Harrowsmitn. 

D.  J.  Walker Inverary. 

GREY. 

John  Stephens Owen  Sound. 

^^'illiam  Jackson Durham. 

Thomas  Plunkett    Meaford. 

Thomas  J.  Rorke  Heathcote. 

J.  W.  Armstrong    Flesherton. 

Henry  Card  well Chatsworth. 

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HALDIMAND. 

William  Jackson Caledonia. 

William  Mussen Cayuga. 

John  Armour   Dunnville. 

I.  Honsberger Kainham. 

Seth  K.  Smith Canborough. 

Charles  E.  Bourne Nanticoke. 

HALTON. 

William  Panton   Milton. 

Robert  Balmer Oakville.         ' 

Robert  Young Georgetown. 

James  Mathews    Acton. 

S.  II.  Lister  Nassagaweya. 

Robert  Miller   Nelson. 


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HASTINGS. 

I.  Robert  Croft  Hulme    Belleville. 

II.  P.  C.  Ketchoson  Sidney. 

III.  Hiram  Holden Shannonville. 

IV.  James  Reid    Tweed. 

V.  Geoitje  E.  Bull StirUng. 

"VI.  George  D.  Rawe  Hastings. 

VII.  Thomas  Elmo   West  Huntingdon. 

VIII.  Jacob  Sills Csinnjfton. 

IX.  Jeremiah  Simmons  Trenton. 

X.  David  Bently    Marmora. 

XI.  James  Mairs Bridgewater. 

XII.  John  Wilson L'Amable. 

HURON. 

I.  J.  S.  McDougall   Goderich. 

II.  Ludwig  Meyer Seaforth. 

III.  W.  W.  Farran Clinton. 

IV.  Benjamin  Fralick Dingle. 

V.  Thomas  Trivitt Exeter. 

VI.  John  Cooke   Dungannon. 

VII.  W.  W.  Connor Bayfield. 

VIII.  Dixie  Wataon   Wmgham. 

IX.  Geo.  Gibson Wroxeter. 

KENT. 

I.  William  Wells Chatham. 

II.  J.  Duck Morpeth. 

III.  D.  Wallace    Dawn  Mills. 

IV.  G.  Young  Harwich. 

V.  John  Lillie,  jr Wallaceburgh. 

VI.  J.  Taylor   Bothwell. 

LAMBTON. 

1.  P.  T.  Poussett Samia. 

IT.  Alexander  D.  Elliott   Warwick. 

III.  William  Webster Florence. 

IV.  P.  Cattanach Sombra. 

V.  Thomas  R.  Scott Camlachie. 

VI.  T.  Kirkpatrick Widder  Station. 

VII.  Robert  Dale  Mooretown. 

VIII.  W.  G.  Eraser Petrolia. 

IX.  John  W.  Brauau Alvinston. 

LANARK. 

I.  Robert  Jamiesou Perth. 

II.  William  Robertson Lanark. 

III.  James  Poole , Carleton  Place. 

IV.  William  M.  Keith   Smith's  Falls. 

V.  Jo?m  Cowan Pakenham. 

VI.  John  Patterson Almonte. 

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LEEDS  AND  GRENVILLE. 

I.  David  B.  Jones Brockville. 

II.  Bartholomew  White    Preacott. 

III.  S.  McCammon Ganano^ue. 

IV.  Robert  Leslie    KemptviUe. 

V.  E.  H.  Whitmarsh    Memckville. 

VI.  W.  H.  Denaut Delta. 

VII.  Hiram  McRea  Frankville. 

VIII.  Horace  Kilbom    Newborouch. 

IX.  David  Mansell FarmersviUe. 

X.  Thomas  Robertson  Spencerville. 

XL  Benjamin  Colborn   !North  Augusta. 

XII.  Alfred  A.  Munro Mallorytown. 

LENNOX  AND  ADDINGTON. 

I.  Charles  James  Napanee. 

II.  Charles  L  Rogers      Bath. 

III.  John  J.  Watson   Adolphustown. 

IV.  Peter  Johnston Clark's  Mills. 

V.  William  Whelan Centreville. 

VL  Henry  Pultz Wilton. 

VII.  Thomas  Miller Tamworth. 

LINCOLN. 

I.  W.  B.  Winterbottom    Niagara. 

II.  W.  A.  Mittleberger St.  Catharines. 

III.  Robert,  Thompson   Smith ville. 

IV.  John  C.  Kerr    Beamsville. 

JUIDDLESEX. 

I.  John  C.  Meredith  London. 

II.  G.  G.  Hamilton Ailsa  Craig. 

III.  John  Flanagan     Lucan. 

IV.  C.  J.  Fox Delaware. 

V.  Andrew  Wilson Glencoe. 

VL  John  English    Strathroy. 

VII.  Thomas  Smith NUestown. 

VIII.  James  Grant    Arva. 

MUSKOKA  DISTRICT. 

I.  T.  M,  Bowerman    Bracebridge. 

II.  J.  H.  Jackson Severn  Bndge. 

III.  Bernard  Phillips Huntsville. 

IV.  G.  C.  Hazel  wood    Port  Carling. 

NIPISSING  DISTRICT. 

I.  Joseph  Daly Mattawa. 

II.  John  McMukin Hopefield. 


DIVISION  COURT  CLERKS. 

NORFOLK. 

I.  W.  R.  Gri£Bn Simcoe. 

II.  Edward  Matthews Waterford. 

III.  Robert  Greene. Wyndham  Centre. 

rV.  O.  S.  Harris Courtland. 

v.  W.  Hewitt    Victoria. 

VI.  S.  P.  Mabee Port  Rowan. 

VII.  T.  Chamberlain  Houghton  Centvu 

VIIL  Lawrence  Skey   Port  Dover. 

NORTHUMBERLAND  AND  DURHAM. 

I.  Charles  Clark,  sen Bowmanville. 

II.  Samuel  Wilmot  Newcastle. 

III.  G«orge  M.  Furby    Port  Hope. 

IV.  John  Hunter    Millbrook. 

V.  A.  G.  Boswell Cobourg. 

VI.  Thomas  Bingley Grafton. 

VII.  William  Johnstone Colborne. 

VIIL  George  S.  Burrell    Brighton. 

IX.  John  Douglas  Warkworth. 

X.  M.  H.  Fieldhouse   Wooler. 

XL  Daniel  Kennedy Campbellford. 

ONTARIO. 
L  D.  0.  Macdonell "Whitby. 

II.  Frederick  Meen Greenwood. 

III.  John  Bumham     Port  Perry. 

IV.  J.  E.  Walks Uxbridge. 

V.  Charles  Bumham    Cannington. 

VI.  0.  Robinson Beaverton. 

VIL  Henry  E.  O'DeU Atherley. 

OXFORD. 

I.  Fred.  W.  Maqueen Woodstock. 

II.  Jeremiah  Cowan Princeton. 

III.  Donald  Matheson    Embro. 

IV.  James  Barr Norwichville. 

V.  David  Canfield    Ingersoll. 

VI.  James  Hodgson Tilsonburg. 

PARRY  SOUND  DISTRICT. 

I.  F.  A.  Foley Parry  Sound. 

II.  Henry  Armstrong McKellar. 

III.  E.  Sirett  Ashdown. 

IV.  J.  McKenzie    Beggsborough. 

V.  S.  G.  Best    Magnanetawan. 


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PERTH. 

I.  David  B.  Burritt    Stratford. 

II.  Thomas  Matheson Mitchell 

III.  J.  Coleman St.  Mary's. 

IV.  George  Brown Shakespeare. 

v.  Samuel  Whaley Milverton. 

VI.  D.  D.  Hay  Listowel. 

PEEL. 

I.  T.  A.  Agar Brampton. 

II.  A.  Simpson Streetsville. 

III.  John  Harris Charleston. 

IV.  L.  R.  Bolton  Bolton  Village. 

PETERBOROUGH. 

I.  R.  W.  Errett Peterborough. 

II.  John  A.  Butterfield  Norwood. 

III.  Thomas  Campbell Keene. 

IV.  Samuel  Sherin Lakefield. 

PRESCOTT  AND  RUSSELL. 

I.  E.  A.  Johnson L'Orignal. 

IL  John  Shields    Vanldeek  HiU. 

III.  William  Allison East  Hawkesbury. 

IV.  James  Van  Bridger Plantaganet. 

V.  J.  S.  Cameron Cumberland. 

VI.  A.  Carson Russell. 

VII.  Thomas  Higginsou Hawkesbury. 

VIII.  John  Downing Caledonia. 

PRINCE  EDWARD. 

I.  John  P.  Downes Picton. 

II.  Henry  Haight MiLf ord. 

III.  Israel  Hamilton  Demorestville. 

IV.  Edward  Roblin    Roblin's  Mills. 

V.  William  Young    Wellington. 

VI.  Obadiah  Cooper  Bloomtield. 

VII.  Joshua  M.  Cadman Consecon. 

VIII.  Edward  Harrison    Cressy. 

RENFREW. 

I.  Andrew  Irving    Pembroke. 

II.  Thomas  Thwaites   Beachburgh. 

III.  George  Eady,  jun. Renfrew. 

IV.  G.  E.  Neilson Amprior. 

V.  James  Spencely Dacre. 

VI.  James  Ileeves Eganville. 

VII.  Robert  Allan    Cobden. 

VIII.  John  C.  Gumey  Rockingham. 


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SIMCOE. 

I.  Thomas  Lloyd Barrie. 

II.  H.  W.  Manning Bradford. 

III.  William  H.  Dickson Tecumseth. 

IV.  A.  Dudgeon Collingwood. 

V.  Abraham  Craig    Craighurst. 

VI.  Thomas  Dallaa Orillia. 

VII.  John  A.  Love  Stanton. 

VIII.  George  McMauua    Mono  Mills. 

IX.  H.  E.  Jefiferey Penetanguishene. 

X.  John  C.  Steele  . . . ; Steele. 

XI.  Angus  Bell      New  Lowell. 

XII.  Thomas  Gordon    Alliston. 

STORMONT,  DUNDAS,  AND  GLENGARRY. 

I.'  G.  H.  McGillivray Williamstown. 

II.  C.  D.  Chisholm  Alexandria. 

III.  Charles  Poole Cornwall. 

IV.  C.  Archibald    Dickenson's  Landing. 

V.  John  W.  Loucks Morrisburg. 

VI.  John  S.  Ross    Iroquois. 

VII.  William  J.  Ridley South  Mountain. 

VIII.  John  A.  Cockburn  , Crj-^sler. 

IX.  Peter  Stewart Rivi6re  Raisin. 

X.  William  Rae    AVinchester. 

XI.  D.  Mcintosh    Monklands.  ' 

XII.  John  A.  McDougall    Alexandria. 

THUNDER  BAY  DISTRICT. 
I.  R.  Mait'  -.nd Prince  Arthur's  Landing. 

VICTORIA. 

I.  George  W.  Miller   Woodville, 

II.  G.  Cunningham  Fenelou  Falls. 

III.  Irvine  Juukin Bobcaygeon. 

IV.  William  Higginbotham Omemee. 

V.  James  !McKibbon    Lindsay. 

VI.  J.  F.  Cunnings    Oakwood. 

VII.  Geo.  W.  Miller   Victoria  Road. 

WATERLOO. 

I.  A.  J.  Peterson Berlin. 

II.  Otto  Klotz    Preston. 

III.  Peter  Keefer    Gait. 

IV.  W.  D.  Watson    Ayr. 

V.  John  AUchin    New  Hamburgh. 

VI.  R.  Morrison Hawkesville. 

VII.  John  L.  Wideman St.  Jacobs. 


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WELLAND. 

I.  G.  Lambton  Hobson Welland. 

II.  Edward  Lee Marshville. 

III.  Thomas  Newbigging  Fort  Erie. 

IV.  J.  A.  Orchard Drummondville. 

v.  George  Keefer Thorold. 

WELLINGTON. 

I.  A.  A.  Baker    Guelph. 

II.  William  Leslie    Puslinch. 

III.  William  McCarthy    Rockwood. 

rV.  T.  A.  W.  Gordon  Fergus. 

V.  William  Tyler Erin. 

VI.  John  McClemont Flora. 

VII.  George  Allan Allansville.        * 

VIII.  0.  O'Callaghan   Arthur. 

IX.  Guy  Leslie   Orangeville. 

X.  A.  0.  R.  Saunders Hamston. 

XI.  James  0.  Wilkes    Mount  Forest. 

XII.  Donald  McDonald Drayton. 

WENTWORTH. 

I.  H.  T.  Bunbury   Hamilton. 

IL  F.  D.  Sutor Dundas. 

III.  J.  McMoniea,  jun   Waterdown. 

IV.  W.  McDonald Rockton. 

V.  Alva  Jones  . . . . , Stoney  Creek. 

VI.  L.  A.  Gurnett    Ancaater. 

VII.  John  McClemont    Glauford. 

VIII.  Henry  Hall Hail's  Corners. 

IX.  William  Davidson Hamilton. 

YORK. 

I.  A.  McLean  Howard   Toronto. 

II.  John  Stephenson Unionville. 

III.  J.  M.  Lawrence  Richmond  Hill. 

IV.  John  Cook    Newmarket. 

V.  William  Fry Sutton. 

VI.  A.  Armstrong,  jun Lloydtown. 

VII.  D.  McCallum  Burwick. 

VIII.  John  Paul Weston. 

IX.  John  H.  Richardson  Wexford. 

X.  E.  H.  Duggan Toronto. 


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THROUGHOUT  THE  PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO, 

▲RRANOED  UNDKR  THE  DIFFSKENT  COUNTIES. 


ALQOMA. 

Bowher,  John Bruce  Mines. 

Carney,  John  . .  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

Elliott,  H.  N Manitowaning. 

Kelly,  John ....  Sault  Ste.  Marie. 
Livingstone,  John  .  ..Silver  Islet. 
McDowell,  J.  A.. P.  A.  Landing. 

bjiANT. 

Buckwell,  William  S . .  Onondago. 

Clarke,  WUliam Paris. 

Cook,  Alexander  H. . .  .Mohawk. 

Crysler,  W.  H Burford. 

Cook,  S.  W Paris. 

Deo,  Robert  H Tuscarora. 

Daniell,  LaAvrence Burford. 

Fowler,  John  Milton Burford. 

Griffin,  Egerton Brantford. 

Johnstone,  Wellesley.. .Brantford. 

Kerr,  William  K Brantford. 

Lawrence,  S Paris. 

Lemon,  Henry    Brantford. 

Manwaring,  R.  E St.  George. 

Macquin,  I) Mount  Pleasant. 

Phillip,  David  L Brantford. 

Tufford,  Charles  D  Burford. 

Webster,  Thomas  ....Brantford. 

BRUCE. 

Cook,  George Chesley. 

Douglas,  R Port  Elgin. 

Fleming,  Neil Teeswater. 

Francis,  W.  S Invermay. 

Gillies,  John   Teeswater. 

Gowans,  R Bervie. 

Kay,  J.  P Belraore. 

Martyn,  Dewitt    . . .  .Kincardine. 

Murphy,  James Teeswater. 

McLellan,  Alexander. . Amberley. 


McCrimmon,  D.  A  . . . .  Lucknow. 

McLaren,  Peter  . . Paisley. 

Niemeier,  George. .  ?. .  .Neustadt. 

Peterson,  James  R Tiverton. 

Sinclair,  Archib'ld  B.  .Port  Elgin. 
Secord,  Solomon  D. . .  Kincardme. 

Taylor,  Jamea Tara. 

Taylor,  Archibald  D. . .  AUenford. 
Ussher,  H Walkerton. 

CARLETON. 

Beaman,  James North  Gower. 

Corbett,  Henry  Thomas.  .Ottawa. 

Dubord,  David    Fitzroy. 

Deane,  William. . Hubbell's  Falls. 

Hinton,  Robert  J Richmond. 

Hurd,  Wm.  H.  .Burritt's  Rapids. 
Johnston,  Thomas    ....  Malakoflf. 

Kidd,  Richard Huntley. 

Kidd,  Edward Manotick. 

Lynn,  James  Peter Ottawa. 

Leggo,  Christopher Ottawa. 

Pratt,  Abraham Ottawa. 

Pierce,  William Marlborough. 

Pigott,  William  D Fitzroy. 

Street,  John  G March. 

ELGIN. 

Boddington,  George Sparta. 

Cascaden,  John    lona. 

Foot,  Ezra  Aylmer. 

Gustin,  E.  Wilber  .  .St.  Thomas. 

t>undry,  Lewis  J Aylmer. 

Kingston,  John  J Vienna. 

Ling,  Geo.  W Wallacetown. 

Mills,  John  B Springfield. 

McGeachy,  William    lona. 

McCausland,  M.  B. ..  Springfield. 
McLay,  Peter  W Aylmer. 


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Southwick,  Geo St.  Thomas. 

Vanbuskirk,  W.  C. .  .St.  Thomas. 

ESSEX. 

Bartlett,  Alexander Windsor. 

Bell,  Forrest  F. . . .  Amherstburg. 

Casgrain,  Chas.  E Windsor. 

Drake,  Wm.  H Kiugsville. 

ElHott,  Tho3.,  jun . .  Amherstburg. 

Ferris,  John  Colchester. 

Hall,  William  G Windsor. 

Lundy,  Wm.  C Amherstburg. 

Nesbitt,  Edward    Sandwich. 

Sivewright,  J.  A . .  Tilbury  West. 
Wigfield,  Jonathan Meraea. 

FRONTENAC. 

Allen,  William  R.  .  .Portsmouth. 
Barker,  lEdward  John.  .Kingston. 
Bryant,  James  M  . .  Howe  Island. 

Cowdy,  John    Harrowsmith. 

Chamberlain,  A.  I . .  Wolfe  Island. 

Dickson,  John  R Kingston. 

Dix,  Joseph,  sen.  .Garden  Island. 
Dunlop,  Neil  ........  Sydenham. 

Flannagan,  Michael Kingston. 

Northmore,  Joseph    . .  Cataraqui. 

Sexton,  George    Portsmouth. 

Shaw,  John Kingston. 

Stewart,  John Kingston. 

Waldron,  John    Battersea. 

Woolfe,  John Invermay. 

GREY. 

Albery,  John Meaford. 

Bamhart,  John Owen  Sound. 

Bell,  Angus   Singhampton. 

Cameron,  Allan Owen  Sound. 

Christoe,  William  S . .  Artemesia. 
Eckroyd,  Alf.  E  .  .Mount  Forest. 

Gunn,  James Durham. 

Gordon,  Thomas  . .  Owen  Sound. 
Graflfe,  Thomas  J.  .Mount  Forest. 

Hunt,  Robert  H Clarksburg. 

Kennedy,  James    Sullivan. 

Landerkin,  George  ....  Hanover. 

Niemeir,  George Neustadt. 

Norton,  Thos.  .  .Homing's  Mills. 


HALTON. 

Barber,  James Georgetown. 

Buck,  Anson Palermo. 

Carter,  Samuel  J Nelson. 

Freeman,  Clarkson Milton. 

Freeman,  William  . .  Georgetown. 
McCouUough.Robt.  .Georgetown. 

McGarvin,  Nelson    A.cton. 

Richardson,  William Nelson. 

Stewart,  Angus Nassagaweya. 

Williams,  J.  S.  W Oakville. 

Wright,  D.  D Oakville. 

HALDIMAND. 

j  Armour,  John Dunnville. 

I  DeCew,  John Cayuga. 

I  Howell,  William  A Jarvis. 

McCollu.n,  Geo.  S  . . . .  Dunnville. 
;  McCollum,A.G. .  Drummondville. 

McDonald,  Robert  . .  Hagersville. 

AVeatherby,  L.  S Dunnville. 

HURON. 

I  Campbell,  .John    Seaforth. 

!  Coleman,  T.  T Seaforth. 

i  Graham,  William Brussels. 

Hawkes,  S.  J Brussels. 

]  Holmes,  W.  J.  R Dingle. 

I  Hyndman,  John Exeter. 

:  Irwin,  F.  W Belmore. 

Kerr,  John  Wilton Dingle. 

Mitchell,  David Constance. 

McLean,  Thomas  F. . .  .Goderich. 

McMichael,  A Gorrie. 

Micldng,  George  M Goderich. 

Reeve,  John    Clinton. 

Rutledge,  Ryerson Lisadel. 

Small,  Samuel  Blyth . .  Wroxeter. 

Scott,  Charles  Tait    .  .Wingham. 

Tennant,  James  S Lucknow. 

Towler,  W.  B Windham. 

Worthington,  Addison  . .  Clinton. 

Varcoe,  H.  L Seaforth. 

HASTINGS. 

Burdett,  David  E Belleville. 

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Bowen,  Daniel  G Marmora. 

Bogert,  Abraham  L Tweed. 

Oamiiff,  Jonas Cannif ton. 

Gream,  Charles    Madoc. 

Macaulayt  Dennis Trenton. 

McAulay,  Wm.  James . .  Trenton. 
Macdoneli,  John  P. . .  .Belleville. 

Murphy,  Arthur    Trenton. 

Parker,  Robert   Stirling. 

Pomeroy,  T Huncerfora, 

Ponton,  William  H. . .  .Belleville. 
Roblin,  Marshall  B. . .  .Belleville. 
"Weldon,  George  R  .Tyendinaga. 

Wilson,  B.  S BeUeville. 

Hamilton,  C.  G Belleville. 

Williams,  J.  D.  R Marmora. 

Sutton,  Henry  H Madoc. 

Moran,  J.  B Roslin. 

Hudson,  Samuel   . .  Shanuonville. 

KENT. 

Bray,  John  L Chatham. 

Crawford,  Allan Chatham. 

Foote,  George  W Dover  East. 

Griham,  Peter  L Both  well. 

Hicks,  J.  F Dewai*t. 

Holmes,  J.  K Chatham. 

Mitchell,  George.  .Wallaceburgh. 

Murphy,  H.  J Chatham. 

Newman,  John  B...  Wallaceburgh. 

Roe,  William  J Chatham. 

Richardson,  Geo.  E. . .  .Blenheim. 

Rutherford,  Jas.  P Harwich. 

Smith,  Jacob Ridgetovai. 

Smith,  J.  M Morpeth. 

Sievright,  James Chatham. 

Swisher,  R.  D Thamesville. 

Tye,  George  A Thamesville. 

Vanvelsor,  D.  J Blenheim. 

Winter,  H.  M.  D Dresden. 

LENNOX  AND  ADDINGTON. 

Aishton,  Thomas Bath. 

Ash,  John  R Centreville. 

Chamberlain,  Wm.  R  . .  Napanee. 

Cook,  Herman  L Naj^anee. 

Carsoallen,  Peter  F.  .  .Tam worth. 
Chamberlain,  John  C.  . .  Conway. 

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liavis,  Peter  D.  . .  Adolphustown. 

Huflfman,  James  C Napanee. 

Meacham,  Walter  W Odessa. 

Pultz,  Henry    Wilton. 

LINCOLN. 

Alway,  Jas.  W Grimsby. 

Brant,  George Smith  ville. 

Colver,  J.  Walker..  Welland  Port. 
Comfort,  J.  H ....  St.  Catharines. 

Comfort,  Wm.  A Camden. 

Considine,  J.  W..Port  Dalhousie. 
Goodman,  Henry.  .St.  Catharines. 
Goodman,  Edwin . .  St.  Catharines. 

Graham,  Thomas    Clinton. 

Keating,  M.  W. . ,  St.  Catharines. 

Lemon,  Benjamin Thorold. 

Loran,  Lester  P Thorold. 

Mack,  Theoph.  ..St.  Catharines. 
McLean,  Francis  A.  T. .  ..Jordan. 

Morson,  F Niagara. 

Nelles,  J.  A Grirabsy. 

Riley,  Adrian Niagara. 

LANARK. 

Anderson,  Wm.  J. . Smith's  Falls. 
Acheson,  James ....  Smith's  Falls. 

Burns,  Robert    Pakenham. 

Hanover,  William    Almonte. 

Howden,  Robert    Perth. 

Killock,  John  D Almonte. 

McCallum,  Jno.  S . .  Smith's  Falls. 

McGillis,  Donald Pakenham. 

Mostyn,  William Almonte. 

Patterson,  James  . .  Smith's  Falls. 

Robertson.  William Lanark. 

Wilson,  Wm Carlcton  Place. 

LEEDS  AND  GRENVILLE. 

Atkinson,  Ed.  Louis.  .Gananoque. 

Bews,  David Charleston. 

Brouse.  William  H Prescott. 

Dunn,  Andrew  T Augusta. 

Dunham,  George Newboro'. 

Easton,  Thomas    Kitley. 

Eastou,  John Prescott. 

Giles,  J.  Godkin  . . .  Farmersville. 


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Hayea,  Thomas  ....  Farmersville. 
Henderson,  Solomon ....  Augusta. 
Jackcs,  Samuel  . . .  .Merrickville. 

Kelley,  Michael Merrickville. 

Lauder,  Alfred  Frankville. 

Leach,  Richard. . .  .South  Crosby. 

Leslie,  Eobert  Kemptville. 

Lyman,  Warren.  .North  Augusta. 

Merrill,  John Leeds. 

Morden,  John  H Brockville. 

Mcintosh,  Jossph  J Yonge. 

McGee,  Archibald Wolford. 

McGee.  Kobert South  Gower. 

McGliie,  B.  T South  Crosby. 

Percival,  William Oxford. 

Potter,  William    . . . .  Gananoque. 

Preston,  11.  H Newborough. 

Schotield,  W.  A Brockville. 

Slita,  Ernestus  C 

Sparham,  Terence Brockville. 

Sparham,  Emanuel  B..  Kemptville. 

Taylor,  Henry  James Escott. 

Vaux,  H.  Ed  ward....  Brockville. 

LAMBTON. 

Anderaoii,  John Wyoming. 

Bice,  Mark WidderiStation. 

Brett,  Robert  George. . . .  Arkona. 

Bury,  John Sombra. 

Chalmers,  Jam'^s    . .  .Mandaumin. 

Davison,  Meyers Florence. 

Douglas,  Charles Oil  Springs. 

Eccles,  F.  R Arkona. 

Fraser,  Anaon  S Sarnia. 

Harvey,  I^eander Watford. 

Harvey,  A.  E Wyoming. 

Henderson,  Yv'illiam    ..-..Napier. 

Hutton,  James Forest. 

Johnstoi),  Hugh Moore. 

Johnston,  Stewart Moore. 

Johnston,  Thomas  W Sarnia. 

Lougheed ;  Geo.  David  . .  Petrolia. 

Mickle,  William  J Petrolia. 

Mearus,  John Petrolia. 

Mott,  George  B Petrolia. 

McKeune,  John Alvinston. 

McMuUen,  R.  0 Sarnia. 

Nash,  Alfred Warwick. 

Oliver,  Edward Mooretown. 


Roth  well,  Thomas  W.  .Wisbeach. 
Scott,  Thomas  B.  K . .  Camlachie. 

MIDDLESEX. 

Anderson,  Jas.  R . . . .  Ailsa  Craig. 
Bellridge,  William. ..  .Strathroy. 
Billington,  George  ....  Strathroy. 

Cameron,  D.  C Lucan. 

Cameron,  James  B Belmont. 

Campbell,  Clarence  T. . . .  London. 

Couse,  George  Wardsville. 

Caw,  William Parkhill.. 

Foster,  Moffatt  Thomdale. 

Flock,  John  Richard ....  London. 
Graham,  Alexander  . . .  Newbury. 

Gunn,  John Ailsa  Craig. 

Henderson,  Donald. . .  .Williams. 
Hagarty,  Daniel  J.  M.  .  .London. 

Hanson,  Henry  London  ; 

Hossack,  Thomas Lucan. 

Lindsay,  William    Napier. 

Lumley,  William Glencoe. 

Moore,  C.  G London. 

Morden,  J.  P London. 

Mothersill,  Joseph ....  Strathroy. 
Moore,  Samuel  W. . .  .Nilestown. 

Murray,  S.  S Nth  Dorchester. 

Mclntyre,  Duncan Mosa. 

McCandlass,  Francis  ....  London. 

Mc Alpine,  Dugald  L Mosa. 

McLeay,  J.  D Bryanstown. 

McLaren,  Charles    ....Delaware. 

Nelles,  J.  C London. 

Nugent,  Edmund Adelaide. 

Quarry,  William  B Biddulph. 

Roome,  William  F  . . . .  Newbury. 
Sinclair,  Daniel  A. . .  .Melbourne. 

Tufford,  Charles  D London. 

Tweedale,  Joseph  M Lobo. 

MUSKOKA,  DISTRICT  OF. 

Adams,  John Gravenhurst. 

Bridgland,  Samuel .  .Bracebridge. 
Campbell,  Aaron  J . .  Gravenhurst. 
Reece,  John  Richard . .  Huntsville. 

NORTHUMBERLAND  AND 
DURHAM. 

Allan,  McL  B Clarke. 


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Aylesworth,  Geo. . .  Bowmanville. 
Barnard,  Joseph.  .S'thMonaghan. 

Beans,  John Man  vers. 

Beatty,  John Cobourg. 

Benson,  John  B 

Bingham,  John Orono. 

Boucher,  Thos.  D.  .Campbellford. 

Brodie,  David    Cobourg. 

Burnet,  David ColdsprinKS. 

Bury,  William,  junr.  .Newcastle. 
Campbell,  Donald  ....  Colborne. 
Camerson,  Chas.  M . .  Port  Hope. 

Capel,  John  H 

Chattertou,  R.  D Cobourg. 

Christie,  Thomas  .  .BowTnanville. 
Coats,  Daniel  ....  Bowmauville. 
Corbett,  Thomas  ....  Perrytown. 
Corbett,  Robert  A.  ..Perrytown. 

Curtis,  John  Percy. 

Davidson,  J.  G  . . .  .Bowmanville. 
Davidson,  Sol.  W  . . .  .Newcastle. 

Dean,  N.  B.  H Brighton. 

Dick,  James 

Dunbar,  James    Hope. 

Easton,  William Colborne. 

Evatt,  William Port  Hope. 

Ewing,  Charles  E Cobourg. 

Ewing,  Benjamin Brighton. 

Eyres,  Thomas   Millbrook. 

Fergus,  Patrick  G    Murray. 

Fielding,  James Orono. 

Fife,  A.  E Brighton. 

Graham,  Joseph    Cavan. 

Grass,  Peter   Percy. 

Grass,  Pelkin    Brighton. 

Gould,  C.  M Colborne. 

Gross,  Horace Murray. 

Halliday,  James  T  . .  Vernonville. 
Hallow,  Samuel    ....Port_Hope. 

Henderson,  Francis 

Herriman,  W.  L Port  Hope. 

Howe,  Francis  W. . .  .Darlington. 
Hughes,  Charles   ....  Port  Hope. 

Hutchinson,  John 

IngersoU,  Nelson.  .Tp.  Hamilton. 

Johnston,  W.  E Haldimand. 

King,  Richard  Bailieboro'. 

Bjiowlton,  Chris Cartwright. 

Lawson,  William.. Tp.  Brighton. 
LoBCombe,  C.  R. . .  .Bowmauville. 


Maguire,  William,  jun  . . .  .Hope. 

MaUory,  Caleb  R Cobourg. 

Massie,  John    Colborne. 

Maxwell,  Robert  ....  Port  Hope. 

Meade,  Henry    Millbrook. 

Meriraan,  James  M . . . .  Colborne. 
Mitchell,  William  . .  Darlington. 
Mitchell,  John  C.  . .  Newton ville. 
Notlen,  William  ....  Roseneath. 
Ormiston,  Lockhart . .  Darlington. 

Parry,  James    Cartwright. 

Pfttterson,  John   Clarke. 

Peterson,  Joseph  L . . . .  Colborne. 
Preston,  Alexander  ....  Man  vers. 

Proctor,  Josiah  H Brighton. 

Renuick,  Herbert Orono. 

Rose,  William  N Newcastle. 

Rutledge,  James Cartwright. 

Shaw,  George  E Man  vers. 

Sinclair,  Jas.  A Hastings. 

Smith,  L.  F Orono. 

Swain,  John Cavan. 

Thexton,  John Cartwright. 

Thom^json,  Wm.  ..Bowmauville. 

Tapper,  Thomas  N 

Wade,  William Cobourg. 

Wallace,  Samuel  . .  Campbellford. 
Wilaou,  John Grafton. 

NORFOLK. 

Buncombe,  David. . . .  Waterford. 
Hagermaii,  Wm.  C.  ..Lynedock. 

Hays,  James     Simcoe. 

Merritt,  Joseph  A.    . .  Waterford. 

McDonald,  Peter Simcoe. 

Phelan,  J.  . .  Walsingham  Centre. 

Salmon,  James Simcoe. 

Sovereen,  Albert  W Delhi 

Stanton,  George Simcoe. 

Stewart,  James  W. .  .Port  Dover. 
Walker,  Nathaniel  C.Port  Dover. 
Wilson,  John   Simcoe. 

OXFORD. 

Adams,  Henry Embro. 

Ault,  J.  M Tilsonburg. 

Brady,  B.  L Woodstock. 

Brown,  Isaac  W Beach  ville. 


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ONTARIO   LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


Carroll,  James  . . . .  Norwich ville. 
Cook,  Ephraim ....  Norwichville. 

Duncan,  George   Embro. 

Field,  Gillet  C Woodstock. 

Foy,  Sylvanus Tilsonburgh. 

Haya,  J.  J Incersoll. 

Lancaster,  David  H.  . .  Ciuloden. 
Minshall,  Henry. . .  .Brownoville. 

Moore,  J.  T Tilsonlnirg. 

McCausland,  M.  B Ingersoll. 

McKay,  Angus Ingersoll. 

McKay,  Hugh Woodstock. 

Oakly,  Francis  Piattsville. 

Springer,  William    ....  Ingersoll. 

Swan,  L.  H Woodstock. 

Scott,  William Woodstock. 

Terrybury,  Jacob  S Drumbo. 

Turquaud,  John  ....  Woodstock. 

ONTARIO. 

Allison,  J.  W.  Port  Perry. 

Carson,  George  A Whitby. 

Clarke,  Joseph   Oshawa. 

Coburn,  ^Villiam    Oshawa. 

Eastwood,  William  0. .  .AVhitl)y. 

Farewell,  Adolphus Brookliii. 

Foley,  J.  P Brechin. 

Hancock,  Alexander. . .  .Whitby. 
Jones,  George  W.  .Prince  Albert. 

Jones,  Richard Port  Perry. 

McKay,  Alexander  . ,  Beaverton. 

McGill,  William Oshawa. 

Nation,  John   Uxbridgo. 

Rae,  Francis   Oshawa. 

Ramsay,  Robert   Orillia. 

Tucker,  David Pickering. 

Vernon,  £lias Scott. 

Ware,  John  Ed.  . .  Prince  Albert. 
Wyatt,  Alfred Cauningtou. 

PRESCOTT  AND  RUSSELL. 

Beaton,  Alex.  A.  .Vankleek  Hill. 
Cunning,  Wm, ,  EastHawkesbury. 

Dickinson,  George Russell. 

Downing,  Philip.  .Caledonia  Flat. 
Ferguson,  James  . .  Cumberland. 
Gibson,  Jno. .  .East  Hawkesbury, 


Hughes,  H.  . .  East  Hawkesbury. 

James,  Adolphus Alfred. 

LaRocqHe,C . .  North  Fhuitagenet. 
Molloy,  J.  H . .  South  Plantagenet. 

Ramsay,  John L'Ongnal. 

Roe,  Robert  A Clarence. 

Sherrifif,  Andrew Clarence. 

PEEL. 

Allison,  Samuel Caledon. 

Bonnar,  David Albion. 

Dixie,  D.  W.  B Springfield. 

Douglas,  Charles  ....  Streetsville. 

Hickman,  John    Albion. 

Mullen,  J.  Turner  ....  Brampton. 

McKinnon,  Angus Caledon. 

Phillips,  Thos.  G  . .  Grahamsville. 

Riddell,  J.  K Alton. 

Robinson,  Chas.  . .  Chinguacousy. 

Stewart,  Alex Chinguacousy. 

Woods,  J.  McBride . .  Streetsville. 

PETERBOROUGH. 

Bell,  Alexander  Lakefield. 

Clegg,  Sidney  W Apsley. 

Dean,  M.  P Keene. 

Fife,  Josiah  A Hastings. 

Harvey,  A Peterboro'. 

Higginbotham,  Wm.  ..Lakefield. 
Kiucaid,  Robert    ....  Peterboro'. 

Lloyd,  Phillips Bobcaygeon. 

Marshall,  Marcellus Pulaski. 

McCrae,  Amos Keene. 

Nicholls,  W.  0 Peterboro'. 

Read,  G  eorge Keene. 

Stevenson,  John  A  . . . .  Norwood. 
Stewart,  Charles  R.  .Bobcaygeon. 
Scott,  Stanley Norwood. 

ALSO  FOR  COS.  KORTHUMBERLAND 
AKD  DURHAM. 

Sinclair,  Jas.  A Hastings. 

ALSO  FOR  CO.   VICTORIA. 

Potts,  George  I Omemee. 

Patrick,  Thomas  0 Lindsay. 

Playter,  Edward Oakwood. 


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PRINCE  EDWARD. 

Bredin,  Hawley Milford. 

Hudgins,  Lewis Milford. 

Ingersoll,  leaao  F Picton. 

Jaques,  James Consecon. 

Lake,  Samuel  K Picton. 

Morden,  Richard .  .Sophiasburgh. 
Morden,  John  H.  . .  RednorsviUe. 
Feck,  William. . . .  Ameliasburgh. 

Piatt,  J.  M Picton. 

Thornton,  T.  H Consecon. 

Wallbridge,  S.  S  .  .Ameliasburgh. 
Young,  Reuben   . .  Ameliasburgh. 

PARRY  SOI/KD. 

Best,  S.  G Maganetawan. 

Sirrett,  E Ashdom. 

Walton,  Thos.  S.  ..Parry  Sound. 

PERTH. 

Bowie,  James Mitchell. 

Campbell,  Daniel  D . . . .  Listowel. 

Hyde,  John Stratford. 

Harrison,  David  H.  .  .St.  Mary's. 
Homibrook,  Edward   . .  Mitchell. 

Jackson,  Philip    Stratford. 

Muter,  Peter  J Shakspeare. 

Nichol,  John Listowel. 

Philips,  John Listowel. 

Shaver,  P.  R Stratford. 

Wilson,  George St.  Mary's. 

RENFREW. 

Chanonhouse,  John  ..Eganville. 
Cranston,  James  G  . . . .  Arnprior. 
Dowswell,  Albert  H.  . .  Arnprior. 

Dickson,  W.  W Pembroke. 

O'Brien,  Davi<? Renfrew. 

Young,  Charles Rolph. 

SIMCOE. 

Armstrong,  Thomas  ..Rosemont. 

Allen,  Edward Lavender. 

Allen,  James Bradford. 

Ayerst,  F.   ....  Holland  Landing. 


Bull,  Dr Lloydtown. 

Booth,  Joseph  Dean Bradford. 

Boll,  Ancus    Singhampton. 

Bray,  Alijert Angus. 

Bridgland,  Samuel . .  Bracebriuge. 

Beaton,  A.  H Stayner. 

Callahan,  Richard .    . .  Tecumseh. 
Carbert,  Joseph   ....  Orancevillej 

Chaffey, ''Robert  S Alliston. 

Crookshank,  James  S Barrie. 

Dack,  Thomas  B Cremore. 

Elliott,  C.  S Orillia. 

Hewson,  Francis Bowmore. 

Jackraan,  Charles  E  . . . .  Stayner. 

Judge,  James Arlington. 

Kelly,  David OriUia. 

Keernan,  Thomas Cremore. 

Law,  J Bond  Head. 

Lund,  Richaad Cookstown. 

Mahafty,  John Beeton. 

Moberley,  Arthur  . .  CoUingwood. 

Morton,  George  D Bradford. 

McKenna,  Charles Loretto. 

Norris,  John  W Cookstown. 

Oliver,  L Barrie. 

Sanderson,  G.  W Orillia. 

Turnbull,  Thomas . .  Mono  Centre. 

Riddell,  John  K Orangeville. 

Ross,  John  K Churcli  Hill. 

Ramsay,  Robert    Orillia. 

Rutledge,  W.  Noble  . .  Coldwater. 
Spohn,  P.  H.  . .  Penetanguishene. 

Stewart,  Alex Keenansville. 

Stephens.  Alex.  R . ,  Collin<jwood. 
Schofield,  Thos.  C.  .  .Bond  Head. 

Wataon,  John  H Barrie. 

Wells,  Samuel  M Barrie. 


STORMONT,   DUNDAS,   AND 
GLENGARRY. 

Ault,  Edwin  D Aultsville. 

Bogert,  Giles  W  . , .  .Winchester. 
Breakenridge,D.A.  .Morrisburgh. 
Blacklock,  J.  .N.  Williamsburgh. 

Brouse,  William  H Matilda. 

Chamberlain,  F.  F.  Morrisburgh. 

Cryeler,  J.  P Dundas. 

Dickenson,  James  J Cornwall. 


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Hicky,  Reuben  J  .  .Morrisburgh. 

Markell,  R.  S Osnabruck. 

Mattice,  Rich.  J Moulinette. 

Munro,  James  T Notfield. 

McBain,  John Martintown. 

McDiarmid,  D Athol. 

McDonell,  Angus Cornwall. 

McGruer,  Duncan Lancaster. 

Melntyre,  D.  E Cornwall. 

McKenzie,  Alex.  . . . .  Alexandiia. 
McPherson,  Angus  . .  Lancaster. 
McMillan,  Donald  ..Alexandria. 
Stephenson,  James   ....  Iroquois. 

Stuart,  Peter  Lancaster. 

■\Vagner,W.H. .  Dickenson's  Lan'g 

VICTORIA. 

Bridgland,  Samuel.  .Bracebridge. 

Beall,  Thomas    Lindsay. 

Bryson,  William ..  Fenelon  Falls. 

Bonnell,  Charles Bobcaygeon. 

Butler,  R.  C Kirktield. 

Clark,  P.  H Woodville. 

DeGrassi,  A.  W Lindsay, 

Fidler,  Joshua    Lindsay. 

Kelly,  John Little  Britain. 

Know^son,  C Omemee. 

Doyd,  P Bobcaygeon. 

McLaughlan,  A.  A Norland. 

Noriis,  George  A Omemee. 

Poole,  Thomas  W Lindsay. 

Waylor,  John Fenelon  Falls. 

ALSO  FOK  CO.    PETERBOROUGH. 

Potts,  George  I Omemee. 

Patrick,  Thomas  C Lindsay, 

Playter,  Edward Oakwood. 

WELLAND. 

Adams,  Arthur  J Welland. 

Bald,  W.  A Wellaud. 

Brewster,  N.  J Ridgeway. 

Cummins,  Thomas   ....Welland. 

Chapman,  A.  B Welland. 

Douglas,  William    ....  Fort  Erie. 

Gibbon,  Peter Port  Colbome, 

Haney,  Henry  R Peiham. 


Ealar,  Henry Stamford. 

Kennedy,  Jacob  B Welland. 

Lewis,  George Fort  Erie. 

Lewis,  Zenas  B Clifton. 

Lemon,  Benjamin  H  . .  .Thorold. 

Melanby,  Wm Humberstone. 

McGarry,  Jas.  .  .Drummondville. 

Palmer,  L.  L Thorold 

Priestman,  Jos ....  Humberstone. 
Robertson,  Gavin. .  Weiland  Port, 

Rolls,  Henry Thorold. 

Ra,nnie,  John   AUanburgh. 

Smades,  Samuel  S  . .  P.  Colbome. 
Scholfield,  David  T  . . .  .Welland. 
Wilsson,  Gordon  . .  Fort  Colbome. 
Young,  Robert Thorold. 

WENTWORTH. 

Brawdin,  John Ancaster. 

Bull,  Haroourt  B Hamilton. 

Eiggar,  C.  W Lynden. 

Davidson,  J.  G. .  West  Flamboro. 
Ferguson,  John  W. . .  .Hamilton. 

Hennird,  Edwin Hamilton. 

Lundy,  John  B Sheffield. 

Mackintosh,  D Hamilton. 

McKelcan,  George  . . .  .Hamilton. 

Orton,  Henry  Ancaster. 

Philp,  William  . . . .  Waterdown. 
Russell,  James  . .  Hall's  Comers. 
Rosebrugh,  John  W. . .  Hamilton. 
Smith,  Wm.  L  . . . .  Mount  Hope. 

Taylor,  C.  E.  S Dundas. 

Walker,  Allan  H Dundas. 

White,  Thomas Hamilton. 

Wetherall,  Algerton. . .  .Freelton. 
Wolverton,  Algerton . .  Hamilton. 

Wright,  D.  D. Hamilton. 

Vernon,  Elias Hamilton. 

WELLINGTON. 

Anderson,  Hedley Clifford. 

Cowan,  Samuel Harriston. 

Carbert,  Joseph  ....  Orangeville. 
Eckroyd,  A.  E . . . .  Mount  Forest. 

Ernes,  Silas  P. Drayton. 

Halsted,  John  F Luther. 

Herod,  George  S Guelph. 


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Harvey,  Wra.  A Harriston. 

Johnson,  Wm.  H Guelph. 

Keating,  Thos.  A Fergus. 

Maudsley,  Henry  . . .  .Maryboro'. 
McOuUough,  James  ....  Everton. 

McNaughton,  Henry Erin. 

Nunan,  Denis Guelph. 

Paget,  A.  H Elora. 

Savage,  W.  F Elora. 

Wallace,  James  Alma. 

Yeomans,  H.  P.. .  .Mount  Forest. 

WATERLOO. 

Bowlby,  D.  S Berlin. 

Brown,  J.  P Gait. 

Kerr,  William Gait. 

Larkner,  Henry  G Berlin. 

Lovett,  William    Ayr. 

Malboy,  N Preston. 

Paterson,  Henry Linwood. 

PhiUip.  J.  R Gait. 

Richardson,  S Gait. 

Robinson,  W.  0 St.  Jacob's. 

Swan,  Thomas Hespeler. 

Ullyot,  H Hawksville. 

Vardon,  W.  H. Gait. 

Vardon,  T.  W. Hawksville. 

Walmsley,  D.  L. Elmira. 

Whiting,  J.  A Berlin. 

Waldeh,  J.  W Waterloo. 

Wright,  G.  W. Berlin. 


YORK. 

Armstrong,  Thomas.  .York  Mills. 
Beatty,  Thomas , .  Lambton  Mills. 

Bentley,  John Newmarket. 

Boyd,  John   Georgina. 


Brereton,  Wm.  J Schomberg. 

Britton,  William Yorkville. 

Bull,  Edward Weston. 

Carrol,  John  C Don  Mount. 

Closson,  Lorenzo  Wobum. 

DelaHooke,  J.  A. Toronto. 

Doherty,  John Markham. 

Eckhardt,  Thos.  P.  .  .Unionville. 

Fisher,  E.  0 Weston. 

Forrest,  R.  W. . .  .Mount  Albert. 
Freel,  Sylvester  L . . . .  StouflFville. 

Geikie,  Walter  B Toronto. 

Hilary,  Robert  Wm Aurora. 

Hockridge,  T.  G Newmarket. 

Jackson,  Erastus ....  NeAvinarket. 
Johnson,  A.  Jukes  ....  Yorkville. 
Langstaff,  Jas.    . .  Richmond  HilL 

Lapsley,  William Wobum. 

Lloyd,  Andrew  C StouflFville. 

McConnell,  John Thomhill. 

Miller,  Henry Thomhill. 

Patterson,  Bradford.  ..Markham. 

Philbrick,  0.  J. Toronto. 

Playter,  Edward  ....  Schomberg. 
Pollock,  Duncan  J  . . . .  Agincourt 

Pyne,  Thomas    Toronto. 

Ramsay,  Robert ....  Newmarket. 

Eeid,  John  R ThornhilL 

Reikie,  David Wilfred. 

Riddel,  A.  A Toronto. 

Rupert,  Oliver Maple. 

Spooner,  A.  R Sutton. 

Stephenson,  Jas.  D.  .  .Kleinburg. 
Strange,  Frederick  W.  . .  Toronto 

Terry,  W.  B Keswick. 

Wlieeler,  John  P Wobum. 

Watson,  William  Weston. 

Widdifield,  J.  H . . . .  Nevmiai'ket. 

Wilkinson,  J Woodbridge. 

I  Wright,  HO Toronto 


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LIST  OF  BARRISTERS  AND  ATTORNEYS 
IN  TOKONTO, 

WITH  PLACES  OF  BUSINESS  AND  EESIDENCS. 


■  ':1: 


!  I 


NAME. 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


RESIDENCB. 


A. 

Armour,  E.  D. 
B. 


Beatty,    Chaclwick 
Biggar 


Beatty,  Miller  &  Biggar 
W.  H.  Beatty    .... 

E.  M.  Chadwick   . . 

W.  N.  Miller 

0.  R.  W.  Biggar    . . 
D.  E.  Thomson  .... 

Best,  Wm.  H 

Bethune,  Osier  &  Moss 

Featberston  Osier . . 

J.  Bethune,  Q.C.  . . 

Charles  Moss 

W.  G.  Falconbridge 

N.  W.  Hoyles    .... 

Walter  Barwick    . . 

A.  B.  Aylesworth. . 
Bigelow,  &  Morson. . . . 

N.  G.  Bigelow 

F.  M.  Morson 

Blake,  Kerr,  Boyd  & 

Casaels 


16  Toronto. 


Bank  of  Toronto  Bldgs 
60  Wellington,  e. 


Adelaide,  e < 

North  Scotland  Cham- 
bers, 18  King  St.  w. 


Hon.  E.  Blake,  Q.C 

J.  K.  Kerr,  Q.C.  . . 

J.  A.  Boyd,  Q.C.  . . 

W.  G.  P.  Cassels  . . 

W.  R.  Mulock  .... 

0.  J.  Holman 

H.  Cassels 

Blevins,  John 

Barrett,  Robert  G . . . . 
Barry,  Thomas 


4  King,  e. 


Millichamp's  Build'gs, 
31  Adelaide-  e. 


40  Church 

Colborne  &  Exch.  Alley 
74  Church 


62  Homewood  Ave. 


3  Queen's  Park. 
44  St.  Guorge. 
50  St.  Alban's. 
202  Simcoe. 
74  Huntley. 
29  Murray. 

35  Avenue. 
238  Adelaide,  \t. 
475  Jarvis. 
83  Wellesley. 
13  Peter. 
Club  Chambers. 
91  Breadalbane. 

49  Bloor,  e. 
109  Peter. 


391  Jarvis. 

8  Queen's  Park. 

101  Bloor,  e. 

84  Grosvenor. 

386  Sherboume. 

237  Sherbourne. 

386  Sherboume. 

341  Parliament. 

8  Bloor,  e.,  Yorkville. 

25  Lumley. 


LIST  OF  BARRISTERS  AND  ATTONEYS  IN  TORONTO.        1 29 


' 


re. 


kville. 


KAME. 


Blake,  J.  N 

Boyd  &  Stayner.. 
W.  T.  Boyd   . . 

F.  H.  Stayner 
Boulton,      Edgar 

Malone    .... 

G.  D'Arcy  Boulton 

J.  D.  Edgar    

E.  T.  Malone 

BoBwell  &  Robertson.. 


& 


A.  R.  Boswell   • 
J.  E.  Robertson. 


Boll  &  Johnstone  . . . . 


T.  H.  Bull 

T.  0.  Johnstone 
Beaty,     Hamilton     & 
Cassels 

Jas.  Beaty,  Q.  C.  , 

J.  C.  Hamilton  . . . 

Allan  Cassels ..... 

D.  W.  Olendenan 
Badgerow,     McGregor 
&Fullerton 

O.  W.  Badgerow  . 

John  McGregor. . . 

J.  S..Fullerton.... 
Boultbee  &  Evatt . . . 

Alfred  Boultbee. . . 

William  W.  Evatt. 

Bruce,  John   

Bo    le,  Geo.  B 


0. 

Cameron  &  Appelbe . . 

H.  Cameron,  Q.C  . . 

R.  S.  Appelbe    .... 

Campbell,  Isaac 

Crombie,  Crombie  & 
Worrell 


Emestus  Crombie. 

M.  Crombie    

O.  L.  Worrell 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


56  Church.. 
74  King,  e. 


Imperial  Buildings,  30 
Adelaide,  e. 


Equity  Chambers,  20 
Adelaide,  e. 


Court  House, 
Adelaide,  e. 


13  Adelaide,  e. 


Ont.  Hall,  4  Court. 


64  Adelaide,  e. 


164  Adelaide,  e.    . . 
61  King,  'e. 


4  Toronto. 


RESIDENCE. 


76  Kinj?,  e. 


North  Scotland  Cham- 
bers, 18-20  King,  w. 


34  Ave.  Rd.  Yorkville 

125  Bloor,  e. 
London,  England. 


22  Brock. 
113  Bloor,  w. 
59  Mutual 


230  Wellington,  w. 
77  Peter. 


62  William,  Yorkville. 
414  Church. 


305  Church. 
413  Parliament. 
386  Sherboume. 
Brockton. 


93  William,  YorkvUle. 
29  Baldwin. 
29  Baldwin. 

298  Ontario. 
64  Adelaide,  e. 
278  Sherbourne. 
56  Walton. 


Club  Chambers. 
Oakville. 
165  Carlton. 


155  St.  George. 
155  St.  George. 
165  John. 


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NAME. 

PLACK  or  BUSINESS. 

RESTDENCK. 

Crooks,    Kingsmill   & 

Cattanach   

Hon.  A.  Crooks,  Q.  C. 
N.  Kinsrsmill 

17  Wellington,  w. 

75  Peter. 
286  Simcoe. 

A.  J.  Cattanach .... 

74  St.  George. 
216  Wellesley. 
313  King,  w. 

H.  Symons 

J.  F.  Hellmuth 

Crowther,  Tilfc  &  Mc- 
Arthur    

99  King,  e  . . .  .* 

James  Crowther    . . 

472  Jacvis. 

James  Tilt 

Rossin  House. 

J.  B.  Mc  Arthur .... 

4S8  Sherbourne. 

Came'on  &  Caswell  . . 

64  Kine,  e 

Alexander  Cameron 
Thomas  Caswell    . . 

•  ••••«  ••••••  ••••  •••• 

64  Carleton. 
Duke. 

Canavan,  John  

Caston  &  Gait    

Har;v  E.  Caston  . . 

48  Adelaide,  e 

Mechanics'  Institute. 

2  Davenport  Road. 
SO  Isabella. 

A.  C.  Gait 

S4Grenvi]le. 

Clark,  W.  Mortimer. . 

23  Toronto    

342  King,  w. 
.'ifiO  .Tar via 

Clarke.  S.  E. 

Eq'y  Cham.  Adelaide,  e. 

74  King,  e 

46  Church 

Crickmore,  John  .... 
Cross,  J.  Fletcher. . . . 

4  Charles,  w. 
553  King,  w. 
4  Charles,  w. 
Cor.   Cottingham  and 
Yonge,  Yorkville. 

290  Simcoe. 

Crickmore,  S.  R 

Cauavan,  W.  Eifch  . . 

74  King,  e 

4  Toronto    

D. 

Delamere,    Elack     & 

B.eesor     

T.  D.  Delauicitj 

17  Toronto. 

D.  Black 

78  Beverley. 

31  William  Yorkville 

H.  A.  Ileeaor     .... 

Denison  &  Denison   . . 
F.  C.  Denison    .... 

17  Adelaide,  e. 

3  RiisTiolnifl  Road 

Geo.  T.  Denison. . . . 

Dover  Court  Road. 

Durand,  Chailes    

Donovan,  Joseph  A. . . 

1  Adelaide,  e 

21  Court  

560  Yonge. 

103  St.  Joseph's. 

Toronto  Club. 

Defoe,  Daniel  M 

32  Church  

Davis,  J.  Boyd 

21  Court 

Parkdale. 

East,  H.  M 

15  Wellington,  e 

22  Church 

38  Hazleton  Av.  Y'lle. 
Queen's  Hotel. 

English,  Caleb  E  . . . . 

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and 
He. 


ville. 
td. 


yile. 


KAME. 


Evans  &  Boomer  . . . 

George  M.  Evans  . 

George  A.  Boomer. 

Ewart  &  Davidson    . 


.T.  S.  Ewart    

William  Davidson. 


P. 


Fenton,  Frederick. . , . 
Ferguson,  Bain,  Gor- 
don &  Shepley.  . . 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


RESIDENCE. 


Equity  Chambers,  20 
Adelaide,  e. 


Queen  City  Buildings, 
22  Church. 


67  High. 
48  Murray. 


342  Jarvis. 
243  Wellington, 


Court  House 


Thos.  Ferguson,  Q.  C 

John  Bain  ....;... 

Wm.S.  Gordon.... 

Geo.  F.  Shepley.... 
Ferguson  &  Ferguson 

J.  H.  Ferguson  .... 

O.  L.  Ferguson  .... 
Fitzgerald,    Edward, 

Q.C 

Fleming  &  Fleming  . . 

James  Fleming  .... 

Robert  M.  Fleming. 
Foster  &  Clarke    .... 

W.  A.  Foster 

J.  B.  Clarke   

Fobs,  W.  D. 
Foy,  Tupper  &  Mac- 
donell 

J.  J.  Foy 

J.  S.  Tupper 

J.  A.  Macdonell    . . 

Francis,  W 

Eraser,  R.  L. 
Fletcher  &  Caddick  . . 

J.  W.  Fletcher  .... 

Richard  Caddick  . . 


Imperial  Bank  Build- 
ing, Exchange  Alley. 


52  Adelaide,  e. 


Bloor,  w.,  York  ville. 


9  Peter. 
87  Wellesley. 
Toronto  Club. 
12  Magill. 


46  Church  .. 
4  Adelaide,  e. 


23  Toronto. 


lOJ  Adelaide,  e . . . . 
Equity   Chambers,  20 
Adelaide,  e 


6  York  Cham., Toronto 

24  Toronto 

26  Adelaide,  e. 


165  John. 
165  John, 


39  Bloor,  e. 

Brampton. 

164  Spadina  Ave. 

552  Church. 

Wellesley. 

Caiieton. 


174  Jarvis 
386  Shcrboume. 
U.  E.  Club. 
163  Seaton. 
250  Churcli. 


24  Surrey  Place. 
137  Beverley. 


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132 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


•ii 


\ 


V 


1 


NAME. 


G. 


G-Jt,  " 
Gau^l- 


.    P 

c,  ^l.  D.. 


C.  'Parable,  Q.C. 
H.  I).  G.  iblc 
Greene,  C.  H 


FLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


64  King,  e 

British  Am.  Assur- 
ance Bids.,  cor. 
Front  &  Scott. 


Green,  R.  H.  C 

Grote,  Geo.  W 


4?  Adelaide,  e. 

87  King,  w 

41  Adelaide,  e. 


H. 

Hagel  &  Murdoch. . , 

N.  F.  Hagel   

W.G.Murdoch.., 

Hodgins  &  Spragge  , 

T.  Hodgins,  Q.C 

A.  G.  M.  Spragge 
Howland,    ArnoltU   & 
Ryerson 

Frank  Arnoldi  .... 

O.  A.  Howland  . . . 

C.  E.  Ryerson   . . . 

Howell,  Alfred 

Henderson  &  Small  . 


James  Henderson 
Elmes  Henderson 

J.  T.  Small 

Harman,  George  F.  . . 


52  Adelaide,  e. 


Masonic  Hall,  18  Tor. 
onto. 


RESIDENCE. 


83  Pembroke. 


22  Grange  Road. 
22  Grange  Road. 
227  Sherbourne. 
73  Pembroke. 
19  Wood. 


Canada  Life  Assurance 
Build's,  46  King,  w. 


175  Carleton. 
37  North. 


29  Bloor,  w. 
196  Simcoe. 


66  Adelaide,  e 

Equity  Chambers,  Ade- 
laide, e. 


I. 

Ince  &  Hannah  . . 

T.  H.  Ince 

W.  G.  Hannah 


6  Wellington,  e. 


17  Adelaide,  e. 


319  King,  w. 
210  Simcoe. 
171  Victoria. 
46  Maitland. 


2  Wellesley  Place. 
St.  Joseph. 
160  Simcoe. 
5  Peter. 


Niagara. 
Revere  House. 


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KAME. 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


J. 

Jones  Brothers  &  Mc- 
Kenzie 

Clarksou  Jones  . . . . 

Bevorley  Jones  . . . . 

G.  >  .  McKenzie  . . 
Jackes  &  Galbraith  . . 

Joseph  Jackes    . . . . 


Josepu  J 

G.  H.  Galbraith  . . 
Jarvia,  Stephen  M.  . . 
Jarvis  &  Munro 

Salter  M.  Jarvis    . . 

R.  H.  R.  Munro  . . 
Joseph,  Frank  J 


18  Toronto. 


64  Church. 


2  Union  Block,  Toronto 
9  Toronto. 


RESIDENCE. 


K. 

Keefer,  Thomas  A.  . .  4  Toronto. 
Kerr  &  Akers    |79  King,  e. 

Geo.  Kerr,  jun  . 

John  Akers    . . . 

Kennedy,  T.  S 

Kingsford,  R.  E.  . 


L. 

Leith,  Kingatone  & 
Brough    

A.  Leith,  Q.  C 

F.  W.  Kingatone  . . 

Charles  A.  Brough.. 
Lewis,  A.  R. 


6  Wellington,  e . 
56  Church 


Yonge  St.  Avenue. 
John,  cor.  Nelson. 
62  Grenville. 

Yongo  St.,  Yorkville. 
206  Sherboume. 
210  Wellington,  w. 

29  Bloor,  e. 
24  McCauL 
45  Gould.5. 


40  Adelaide,  w. 

285  Jarvis. 

298  Sherboume. 

Rossin  House. 

54  Ave.  Rd.  Yorkville 


Lauder  &  Proctor  . . . . 

A.  W.  Lauder   . . . . 

Jamea  A.  Proctor  . . 
Ledyard,  Thomas  D . . 
Leys  &  Pearson 

John  Leys 

James  Pearson  . . . . 


M. 
Meek,  Edward 


North  Scotland  Cham- 
bers, 18-20  King  w. 


Canada  Life  Buildings, 

King  w 

20  Toronto. 


74  Yonge. 
18  Court. 


Equity  Chambers,  20 
Adelaide,  e. 


Bds.  Queen's  Hotel. 

Isabella. 
78  Beverley. 

317  King,  w. 


.304  King,  w. 
1  Bloor,  e. 
63  Bloor,  w. 

277  Jarvis. 
84  Gloucester. 


465  Church. 


In 


134 


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ONTARIO   LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 


KAME. 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


Meyers,  Adam  H. . . 

Mowat,  Maclennan 

Downey 


& 


Hon.  0.  Mowat,  Q.C 
Attorney-Gen.  0.. 

Jas.  Maclennan,Q.C. 

John  Downey 

Thomas  Langton   . . 

D.  D.  Riordan   .... 

Morrison,     Wells     & 

Gordon    

Angus  Morrison,  Q.  C 

Hon.  R.  M.  Wells, 

W.  H.  L.  Gordon . . 

Alex.  Sampson  .... 
Morris  &  Harris    .... 


Pacific  Bldgs,  23  Scott. 

Queen  City  Buildings, 
22  Church. 


RESIDENCE. 


Colborne,cor.  Church. 


James  H.  Morris   . 

Rusk  Harris  

Morphy  &  Monkman. 

Henry  B.  Morphy . 

Albert  Monkman  . 
Morphy,  &  Winchester 

George  Morphy . . , 

John  Winchester 

Miller,  Robert  B.  . . 

Magrath,  Charles  . . , 

Murray,     Barwick    & 

Lyon    

H.  W.  M.  Murray.. 

F.  D.  Barwick 

J.  L.  Lyon 

Mulock,  William  .... 
Murphy,  Nicholas 

Murray,  George    .... 


Mo. 

McCarthy,    Ho  skin, 

&  Creelman 

D.  McCarthy,  Q.C. 
John  Hoskin,  Q.C. . 
A.  R.  Creelman. . . . 


York  Chambers,  9 
Toronto. 


55  Yonge. 


55  Yonge. 


52  Adelaide,  e. 
65  Colborne    . 


85  King,  Wo 


17  Toronto. 

18  Court . . , 


64  Church 


23  Toronto. 


52  Ave.Rd. ,  Yorkville. 


183  Simcoe. 

10  Murray. 

19  Breadalbane. 

9  P'ce  Arthur's  Ave. 

85  Peter. 


2  Windsor. 
125  Wellington,  w. 
195  George. 
208  Chestnut. 


41  Wellington  Place. 
244  Jarvis. 

57  Bloor,  6. 

Little  Jarvis,  Y'kville. 

513  Jarvis. 
145  Dundas. 
9  Clarence  Square. 
128  Peter. 


207  Spadina  Avenue. 
112  St.  Patrick. 
241  Wellington,  w. 
52  St.  Albans. 
15  Davenport  Place, 

Yorkville. 
74  Church. 


Barrie. 
Rosedale. 
52  Isabella. 


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LIST  OF  BARRISTERS  AND  ATTORNEYS  IN  TORONTO.       135 


le. 


e. 


yAMi. 


PtACE  07  BUSINESS. 


46  Church. 


McDouealls  &  Gordon  39  Adelaide,  e. 
Alfred  McDougall. . 
Jos.  E.  McDougall. . 

G.  B.  Gordon 

McMichael,  HoBkin  &, 

Ogden , 

Daniel    McMichael, 

Q.C.,  LL.D.    . 
Charles  McMichael, 

D.C  Li 

Alfred  Hoskiu   . 

A.  Ogden    

Macdonald,  Macdonald 

&  Marsh ... 

Bt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  A 
Macdonald,   K.C. 

B.,  Q.C 

Hugh  J.  Macdona'.d 
Alfred  H.  Marsh 
McBride,  William . 


McDonald  &  Haines . . 
D.  Mitch.  McDonald 
A.  E.  Haines 

McDonald  &.  Faterson 
W.  McDonald    . . , 
J.  A.  Faterson  . . . 

Macnabb  &  Blackstock 
Alexander  Macnabb 
T.  G.  Blackstock  . , 

McGregor,  Fatrick  . , 

Macdonald  &  Judd. . . 
A.  M.  Macdonald., 
J.  C.  Judd 

McMurray  &  Hodgins 

J.  Saurin  McMurray 
W.  E.  Hodgins . . , 


N. 

Nicol,  William  B. . . 
Nugent  &.  Jameson. 


F.  S.  Nugent... 
B.  W.  Jameson. 


25  Toronto. 


RESIDENCE. 


89  Charles. 
22  High. 
Parkdale. 


251  Jarvis. 


York    Chambers,  9 

Toronto   

Union  Block,  Toronto. 


York  Chamb,  Toronto. 


Grand  Opera  House 


26  Adelaide,  e. 
60  King,  e. 


North  Scotland  Cham- 
bers, 18-20  King  w.. 


4  Toronto 

Imperial  Buildings,  30 
Adelaide,  e. 


70  Beverley. 

7  Fr.Arthur'sAve,  Ykv 

40  Beverley. 


Ottawa. 

St.  George  St. 

80i  Wilton  Ave. 


208  George. 

145  Wellington,  w. 
98  Wood. 

55  Isabella. 
72  John. 

35  Murray. 
387  Church. 
Seaton  Village. 

43  Beverley. 
231  Sherboume. 


5  Grange  Boad. 
92  Fembroke. 


74  Adelaide,  w. 


37  Mutual 
37  Mutual 


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ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


KAMB. 


0. 

O'Donohoe,    Doyle   & 
Haverson 

John  O'Donohoe  . 

M.  J.  Doyle 

Jas.  Haverson.  . . 
O'Sullivan,  D.  A.  . . 


P. 


Plumb,  Thoa.  S. 


R. 

Ridout,  Trevelyan. . 

Ritchie,  C.  H 

Robertson,  McMurrich 
&  Howard  .... 

McMurrich,  Howard  & 
Andrews . 
T.  Robertson,  Q.C. 
W.B.  McMurrich.. 
G.  R.  Howard  .... 
G.  A.  F.  Andrews. 

Robinson  &  Robinson. 
Hon.  J.  B.  Robinson 
C.  C.  Robinson. . . . 

Robinson    &    McWil- 

liams    

Hon.  J.  B.  Robinson 
W.  B.  Me  Williams. 

Robinson,   O'Brien    & 

Scott    

C.  Robinson,  Q.O 
Hon.  J.  B.  Robinson 
Henry  O'Brien  .... 
H.  J.  Scott 

Rolph,  T.  T 

Richards  &  Smith 

Hon.S.Richards,  Q.0 
W.  S.  Smith 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


74  Church. 


18  Toronto 


RESIDENCE. 


156  Jarvis. 
144  Mutual 
144  Mutual 
Bds.  Rossin  House 


23  Toronto 211  Richmond,  w. 


64  Kinff,  e 

64  Adelaide,  e. 


1  Union  Block,  Toronto 


4  Toronto. 


90  Peter. 

58  Scollard,  Yorkville. 


Hamilton. 
55  Beverley. 
2  Selby. 
180  Carlton. 

Sleepy  Hollow. 
Sleepy  Hollow. 


City  Hall 


68  Church. 


30  Adelaide,  e. 
lOi  Adelaide. 


Sleepy  Hollow. 
123  Beverley. 


Beverley  House,  John. 
Sleepy  Hollow. 
333  Sherboume. 
Club  Chambers. 
22  Gerrard  w. 

64  Carlton. 
244  Jarvis. 


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LIST  OP  BARRISTERS  AND  ATTORNEYS  IN  TORONTO.      137 


Ule. 


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NAME. 


PLACE  OF  BUSINESS. 


Read,  D.  B.,  Q-C 

Reeve  &  Piatt    

J.  M.  Reeve  ...... 

S.  Piatt,  jr 

Read,  John  B.    ...... 

Rose,  McDonald,  Mer- 
ritt  &  Blackstock. 

J.  E.  Rose,  LL.B  . . 

J.  H.  McDonald    . . 

W.  M.  Merritt  . . . . 

G.  T.  Blackstock. . . 
Robinson  &  Kent  .... 

John  G.  Robinson . . 

H.  A.  E.  Kent  . . . . 
Roaf  &  Roaf 


75  King,  e., 
18  King,  e. 


18  Court 


234  Simcoe. 

18  King,  e. 
38  Bleeker. 
71  Dover  Court  Road. 


78  King,  e. 


William  Roaf.. 
James  R.  Roaf 


S. 


Sheppard,  H.  P.... , 
Smith  &.  Rae 

J.  F.  Smith    

G.  M.  Rae , 

Smith,  Wood  &  Bowes 

L.W.  Smith,  D.C.L 

S.  G.  Wood,  LL.B, 

Robert  H.  Bowes  . , 
Snelling,  R.,  LL.D  . , 
Stanton,  William  H . , 

Steele,  W.  H 

Spencer  &  Smellie .... 

T.H.Spencer 

R.  S.  Smellie 


T. 

Thome  &  Hall  . . . , 
Horace  Thome  . , 
W.  M.  Hall 

Tizard  &  Haldan. 
G.  L.  Tizard  . . . , 
J.  F.  C.  Haldan. 

18 


York  Cham.  3  Court. 


Queen  City  Buildings, 
22  Church. 


4  Adelaide,  e . . . 
10^  Adelaide,  e. 


26  Wellington,  e. 


9  Toronto. 


46  Church.  . . . 
39  Adelaide,  e. 


36  King,  e. 


Equity  Chambers,  20 
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53  Wellesley. 
97  Charles,  e. 
292  Ontario. 
387  Church. 

486  Sherboume. 
466  King,  w. 


2  Bloor,  e. 
36  Charles,  e. 


185  Queen,  w. 

G Wynne,  Yorkville. 
47  Isabella. 

Summer  Hill,  Yonge. 

43  Bleeker. 

National  Club. 

25  Murray. 

212  Wellington,  w. 

131  Oak. 

96  St.  Patrick. 
228  Church. 


277  Sherboume. 
7  North  Berkeley. 

15  Grenville. 


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Wright,  Frederick.  . . 

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Watson  &  Haggart . . . 

George  H.  Wataon. . 

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Colbome  &  Exchange 

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4  Toronto 


74  Church 

34  Church 

26  Adelaide,  e. 
30  Adelaide,  e. 


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129  Deniaon  Avenue « 
20  Huntley. 


48  William,  Yorkvil 
16  Gerrard,  e. 
43  Seaton. 

177  Cariton. 
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ROLL  OF  BARRISTERS  AND  ATTORNEYS, 

THROUGHOUT  THE  PROVI^X'E  OF  ONTARIO, 

COMPILED    FROM    THE    ORIGINAL    ROLLS    AT    OSGOODE    HALL. 


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Adams,  Joshua  Si.rnia. 

Aikniau,  Thomas  H Cayuga. 

Aguew,  James  Kingston. 

Ardagli,  AVilliani  D   Barrie. 

Atkinson,  Charles  R Chatham. 

Adams,  Robert  AV Hamilton. 

Appelbe,  l;o])ert  S Oakville. 

Atkinson,   Wiiliam  P Toronto. 

Allison,  William  H.  R Ficton. 

Ansley,  John  Hcniy Sinicoe. 

Andrews,  H.  Miller Berlin. 

Arkell,  Jolm  I J "Windsor. 

Aidt,  Wellington  Barrie. 

i^Jlenliy,  Frederiek  G Gait. 

Aruoldi,  Francis     Toronto. 

Akers,  .Johu    Toronto. 

Alcorn,  tieor^'c  O  Picton. 

Ardagh,  K.  If.  G Barrit 

Armour,  E.  1 1 Tor.       *. 

Archibald,  H VTj;  ■  .'      /. 

Aylesworth,  A.  i> T-ji;  !iv 

Anderson,  P.  .J.  M BcIi.H 

Andrews,  J.  A.  F Toronto. 

Aikins,  J.  A.  ii Toronto. 

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Becher,  Henry  C.  R.,  Q.C  ....  London. 

Brooke,  Daniel    Brantford. 

Bell,  John,  Q.C Belleville. 

Ball,  Francis  R.,  Q.C    Woodstock. 

Barker,  Edgar     Dunnville. 

Boultbee,  Alfred    Toronto. 

Barrett,  Rol)ert  G Toronto. 

Billings,  John Port  Perry. 


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M.  1854  T.  1852  Buell,  J.  Dockstaker    Brockville. 

M.  1859  M.  1852  Barton,  George  M Dnndas. 

H,  1853  Billings,  William  H Whitby. 

1853  H.  1853  Baxter,  George  Thorold. 

1854  T.  1853  Boswell,  Augustus  G.    ...:.,..  Col)ourg. 
1857  T.   1853  Ball,  Abrain  T.  H Gait. 

M.  1853  Barry,  Tlioraas  M Toronto. 

1854  M.  1853  Blevins,  John Toronto. 

T.  1854  Barr,  John  Hamilton. 

1855  H.  1855  Beaty,  James,  Jr.,  Q.C Toronto. 

M.  1856  T.   1856  Blake,  Hon,  E.,  M.A.,  Q.C. . . .  Toronto. 

T.   1857  T.  1856  Boulton,  George  D'Arcy Toronto. 

M.  1856  Bell,  William  Houghton Toronto. 

18.59  H.  1S57  Benson,  Thomas  M Port  Hope. 

1857  H.  1857  Bayly,  Richard  London. 

1857  H.  1857  Boyd,  William  T Toronto. 

1857  T.  1857  Beard,  Henry  B.,  Q.C Woodstock. 

1858  E.  1858  BoM-lby,  Ward  H.,  LL.D Berlin. 

1859  T.   1859  Britton,  Byron  M.,  Q.C Kingston. 

1861  M.  1859  Bruce,  Alexander Hamilton. 

1860  E.  18G0  Bovvlby,  J.  Wedgwood,  Q.C.  . .  Brantford. 

1860  E.  1860  Blain,  David,  LL.U Toronto. 

E.   1860  Brown,  William  P Kincardine. 

18G0  T.   1860  Bull,  Thomas  H Toronto. 

1861  H.  ISCl  Benson,  Charles  I St.  Catharines. 

1865  E.   1861  Bird,  Robert   Woodstock. 

1861  E.   1861  Boyle,  George  B Toronto. 

1865  T.   ISGl  Boswell,  A.  R Toronto.     H  /\S  0  H 

1863  M.  1861  Bull,  Samuel  J Belleville. 

1862  M.  1861  Bethune,  James,  LL.B.,  Q.C  . .  Toronto. 

1863  H.  1862  Barker,  Samuel Hamilton. 

1863  E.  1862  Brown,  Calvin    St.  Catharines. 

1862  E.   1862  Benson,  James  H Seaforth. 

H.  1863  Beatty,  William  H Toronto. 

E.  1863  Brown,  Peter  I Ingersoll! 

18G4  T.  1863  Beynon,  John  W Brampton. 

1863  T.   1863  Boyd,  John  A.,  M.A.,  Q.C  ... .  Toronto. 
M.  1863  Begue,  Theo.  H.  A.,  LL.B Dundas. 

1870  H.  1864  Barry,  John Hamilton. 

1864  E.   1864  Bucke,  Julius  P Sarnia. 

1861  T.   1864  Boys,  William  F.  A Barrie. 

1768  M.  1864  Barrett,  William    Walkerton. 

H.  1865  Brown,  John  J London. 

T.   1865  T.   1865  Burnham,  John Peterborough. 

M.  1865  M.  1865  Boyle,  Thomas   Amherstburg. 

T.   1865  Bradley,  R.  A Ottawa. 

1866  H.  18(56  Bain,  John  Toronto. 

1866  H.  1866  Barwick,  Frederick  D Toronto. 

1870  E.   1866  Burns,  Edward  Elora. 

1866  T.  1866  Bernard,  Hiewitt,  Q.C,  C.  M.  G.  Toronto. 


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H.  1878  M.  1866  Bawden,  Joseph  R Kingston. 

E.  1867  M.  1866  Bain,  William  Rutherford Uxbritlge. 

H.  1867  Bates,  Ezra  Albert Arnprior. 

1865  T.  1867  Bigelow,  N.  Gordon,  LL.B  . . . .  Toronto. 

1868  T.  1857  Bell,  William Hamilton. 

__  1869  M.  1867  Burdett,  Samuel  B Belleville. 

M.  1867  M.  1867  Becher,  Henry    London. 

E.  1875  H.  1868  Butterfield,  John  T L'Oricnal. 

H.  1868  H.  1868  Burnham,  Frederick  E Peterborough. 

E.  1868  Berford,  W.  W Perth. 

M.  1866  E.  1868  Bell,  Archibald Chatham. 

M.  1868  E.  1868  Beatty,  Edmund  J Stratford. 

H.  1869  H.  1869  Brown,  Albert  George  . .   St.  Catharines. 

M.  1868  F    1869  Biscoe,  Frederick  Guelph. 

E.  1874  H.  1870  Barker,  Peter  McGUl,  B.A. ....  Orangeville. 

E.  1870  E.  1870  Bell,  Charles  W.,  B.A Belleville. 

M.  1870  ISI.  1870  Brough,  Charles  A Toronto. 

M.  1870  M.  1870  Boomer,  George  A Toronto. 

M.  1870  Browning,  J.  B Bracebridge. 

E.  1871  H.  1871  Bartram,  William  H London. 

H.  1872  H.  1871  Backus,  Charles  C Jarvis. 

H.  1871  H.  1871  Bain,  John  F Uxbridge. 

K  1867  H.  1871  Blake,  John  N Toronto. 

M.  1871  M.  1871  Bleeker,  Henry Belleville. 

M.  1871  M.  1871  Burritt,  James  H Pembroke. 

H.  1872  M.  1871  Black,  Davidson,  B.A Toronto. 

E.  1871  M.  1872  Badgerow,  George  W Toronto. 

1872  R   1872  Ball,  G.  W.  Herbert Gait. 

1872  E.  1872  Brooke,  Thomas  M Brockville. 

1872  E.  1872  Barron,  John  A Lindsay. 

1873  M.  1872  Bowes,  R.  Heber Toronto. 

M.  1872  Bell,  John  F Windsor. 

E.  1873  Bogart,  Curtis Belleville. 

187-3  E.  1873  Brenuan,  Michael St.  Catharines. 

E.  1873  Bethune,  Donald    Windsor. 

1873  E.  1973  Biggar,  C.  R.  W.,  M.  A. Toronto. 

1874  M,  1873  Barber,  Charles  Edgar Simcoe. 

1875  H,  1874  Ball,  Mortimer  Augustus St.  Catharines. 

H.  1874  H.  1874  Bell,  John  Howatt,  M.  A  .....  Ottawa. 

E.  1884  E.  1874  Ball,  Alfred  S Woodstock. 

E.  1874  K   1874  Ball,  Clarence  Widmer Toronto. 

T.  1874  T.   1874  Browning,  Thomas  Blair Dundas. 

H.  1878  M.  1877  Betts,  F.  P.,  B.  A London. 

H.  1875  H.  1875  Burton,  Warren  F Hamilton. 

E.  1876  Boultbee,  John  Hamilton. 

H.  1877  Bergin,  John ComwalL 

E.  1877  Bishop,  John Ottawa. 

E.  1877  Bkir,  Hugh Belleville. 

M.  1877  E.  1877  Barwick,  Walter,  M.A Toronto. 

T.  1877  E.  1877  Blackstock,  T.  G.,  B.  A Toronto. 


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H.  1877 

H.  1875  T.  1874 

M.  1877 

M.  1877  M.  1877 

T.   1878  T.  1878 

H.  1878  T.  1878 

T.  1878 

T.  1878  T.  1878 

M.  1878  M.  1878 

M.  1878 

M.  1878 

M.  1888 


Benett,  R.  G 

Bruce,  John Toronto. 

Baines,  Trevor  T Port  Hope. 

Beairsto,  William Toronto. 

Beck,  Henry  T Toronto. 

Best,  Wm.  Henry Toronto. 

Barclay,  Lyman  T Whitby. 

Blackstock,  Geo.  Tate Toronto. 

Bull,  B.  E Toronto. 

Barrett,  F.  W^ Toronto. 

Blake,  J.  J London. 

Brown,  A.  W Hamilton. 


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1840  T. 
1843  H. 
1848  H. 
1845 

1845  T. 

1846  H. 

1846  T. 
1848  H. 

1847  T. 
1855  T. 
1859  T. 
1853  H. 
1851  H. 

M.  1854  H. 
E.  1854  T. 
E.  1860  T. 
H.  1859  T. 
M. 1859  T. 
H.  1858  M. 
M. 1858  T. 
H.  1859  H. 

1859  E. 

1862  E. 

1860  E. 
1860  E. 
1869  M. 
1869  H. 
1877  M. 

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1862  T. 

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1830  Clans,  Warren    Niagara. 

1839  Cahill,  J.inies Hamilton. 

1841  Campbell,  Hon.  A..  Q.C Toronto. 

1845  Cooper,  Charles  W Toronto. 

Carter,  Edward,  Q.  C Montreal. 

1845  Coleman,  Charles  L. Belleville. 

1846  Crickmore,  John Toronto. 

1846  Cockburn,  Hon.  Jas.,  Q.C Ottawa. 

1847  Crickmore,  Charles  G. Windsor. 

1847  Crowther,  James    Toronto. 

1852  Cornish,  Francis  E Winnepeg. 

1852  Clench,  Leon  M St.  Mary's; 

1853  Cameron,  Alexander Toronto. 

1 853  Crooks,  Hon.  Adam,  LL.  D. ,  Q.  C.  Toronto. 

1854  Creasor.  John Owen  Sound. 

1854  Cameron,  Hector,  Q.C Toronto. 

1855  Cameron,  Malcolm  C,  Q.  C Goderich. 

1855  Clark,  Alister  M.,  M.  A Guelph. 

1856  Cotter,  James  R Barne. 

1857  Crombie,  Ernestns,  M.  A Toronto. 

1858  Crombie,  Marcellus,  M.A Toronto. 

1859  Cattanach,  Alexander  J.,  M.  A. .  Toronto. 

1859  Cawthra,  Henry Toronto. 

1860  Curran,  Joseph  J.,  Q.C Montreal. 

1860  Creasor,  D.  A Owen  Sound. 

1860  Cronyn,  Verschoyle,  LL.B. London. 

1860  Clark,  William  Mortimer Toronto. 

1861  Can)pbell,  Edward  Clark Uxbridge. 

1861  Colquhoun,  Frederick  W Waterloo. 

1862  Chadwick,  Edward  M Toronto. 

1862  Cross,  James  Fletcher,  LL.B  . .  Toronto. 

1862  Canavan,  John    Toronto. 

1864  Crawford,  John Aylmer. 

1864  Chisholm,  Wilham    Cornwall. 


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E.  1864  E.  18(54  Cameron,  Peter Bowinanville. 

E.  1864  E.  18(54  Chisholm,  Daniel  B Hamilton. 

E.  1865  E.  18(55  Corrigan,  Christopher  S London. 

M.  1867  E.   1865  Cronyn,  Benjamin London. 

T.   18()5  Cleary,  Francia  Windsor. 

M.  1865  Consitt,  George  A    Perth. 

M.  1865  Cochrane,  William  M Port  Perry. 

H.  1866  H.  1866  Chisholm,  Duncan Port  Hope. 

M.  1867  H.  1866  Cutten,  Walter  Hoyt    Guelph. 

H.  1860  Clark,  Jacob  Paul Toronto. 

1866  T.  1866  Cassels,  Robert  Ottawa. 

1869  E.  1868  Capreol,  James  L Toronto. 

M.  1868  E.   1868  Chamberlain,  William  R JSapanee. 

M.  1868  M.  1868  Christie,  Alexander  J Ottawa. 

M.  1872  E.   1869  Cor}>ould,  .Charles Picton. 

M.  1868  E.   1869  Cartwright,  James  S Toronto. 

E.  1876  M.  18()i)  CarsciiUaii,  Henry Hamilton. 

H.  1872  M.  1869  Cassek,  W.  (>.  P Toronto. 

E.  1870  E.  1870  Campbell,  Archibald  F.,  M.A. .  Toronto. 

E.  1870  Coyne,  Thomas  J Toronto. 

E.  1872  E.  1870  Clemow,  Francis  C Ottawa. 

H.  1871  M.  1870  Clarke,  Samuel  U Toronto. 

H.  1871  H.  1871  Cox,  George  M Ltmdon. 

E.  1873  If.  1871  C:uldy,  R.  H Clinton. 

H.  1871  Corbould,  Gordon  E Orillia. 

E.   1871  Cam paigue,  Godwin Godericli.   . 

1871  E.  1871  Crerar,  John    Hamilton. 

1871  M.  1871  Cassela,  Allan,  B.A Toronto. 

1873  H.  1872  Clute,  Roger  C Belleville. 

1872  E.  1872  Chrysler,  Francis  H Ottawa. 

E.   1872  Caston,  Henry  E.  F Toronto. 

E.   1872  Caddiok,  Richard  Toronto. 

1870  I'l   1872  Cameron,  John   Strathroy. 

1873  M.  1872  Carman,  R.  B.,  M.A Cornwall. 

H.  1874  Clarke,  Charles  Fitzwilliam Tilsonburg. 

E.   1874  Oolville,  Arthur  L Campbellford. 

1875  M.  1874  Creelinan,  Adam  R Toronto. 

1874  M.  1874  Coyne,  James  Henry St.  Thomas. 

M.  1877  M.  1874  Cameron,  Alexander  D Hamilton. 

H.  1877  H.  1875  Caswell,  Thomas    Toronto. 

E.  1875  Crickmore,  Snelling  Roper,  B.A.  Toronto. 

1876  T.   1875  Clarke,  James  Bond Toronto. 

1876  M.  1875  Clendenan,  D.  W Toronto. 

1875  Coutlee,  Louis  W.  P Hull 

1876  H.  1876  Cook,  George  A Woodstock. 

1876  H.  1876  Cox,  R.  G St.  Cathai-ines. 

1876  H.  1875  Clement;  Edwin  P Berlin. 

1876  T.  1876  Casey,  Fred  W Smith's  Falls. 

M.  1876  M.  1876  Crerar,  John   Stratford. 

M;  1876  M.  1876  Culver,  William  H.,  B.A London. 


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H.  1878  E. 

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1877  Casatila,  Hamilton Toronto. 

1877  Creighton,  ,)o!»ii Toronto. 

1877  Campion,  EdwK"<l (Joderich. 

1877  Clark,  Williai-i  J Toronto. 

1877  Crowther,  Jan)^8,  jr Toronto. 

1877  Campbell,  WhiivAu  S 

1877  Cameron,  Maloohn  G.  . ., Goderich. 

1878  Christie,  Donaltl  M Toronto. 

1878  Currell,  .J.  G Hamilton. 

1877  Cowper,  T.  D Oraiigeville.     ' 

1877  Christie,   D.   M Toronto. 

1878  Craig,  James  re;al>roko. 

1878  Camphell,   Isaac Toronto. 

Chamberlin,  E.  L  .C 

1878  Connor,  C.  H St.  Catharines. 


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H.  1854  T. 
1836  T. 

1854  H. 

1855  T. 

1854  T. 

1855  M. 
1861  H. 

H.  1860  T. 
H.  1858  M. 
T.  1859  M. 
H.  1862  M. 
M.  1862  H. 

1863  E. 

1851  T. 
M.  1861  M. 
H.  1863  E. 
E.  1863  H. 
M.  1863  M. 
M.  1863  M. 
M.  1866  E. 
E.  1864  T. 
M.  1865  T. 
M.  1864  M. 
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1829  Dalton,  Thomas Brighton. 

1 849  Dunsl'ord,  George Lindsay. 

1850  Dougall,  Allen  R IVjlleville. 

1852  Duraud,  Charles Toronto. 

1854  Drew,  George  A.,  Q.C Elora. 

1854  Davis,  J.  Boyd  Toronto. 

1854  Durand,  Charles  A Gait. 

1854  Doyle,  James  H Orangeville. 

1854  Davison,  Jolni    Goderich. 

1857  Deacon,  Joseph Brockville. 

1858  Dartnell,  Edward  T L'Orignal. 

1858  Dewar,  John   Milton. 

1859  Diamond,  Abraham     Belleville. 

1861  Deacon,  Thomas,  Q.C Pembroke. 

1861  Donovan,  Josepli  A Toronto. 

1861  Douglas,  William Chatham. 

1861  Denison,  George  T.,  LL.B Toronto. 

1862  Durable,  David  M Peterborough. 

1863  Downey,  John    Toronto. 

1863  Dougall,  Duncan    Windsor. 

1863  Durable,  John  H Cobourg. 

1864  Defoe,  Daniel  McCarthy Toronto. 

1864  Dennistoun,  James  F.,  Q.C Peterboro'. 

1864  Doyle,  Bernard  L Goderich. 

1864  Dickson,  George  D Belleville. 

1865  Duggan,  George  F Prince  A.  Lan'g. 

1865  Dent,  John  Oiarlea  Ayr. 

1865  Duncombe,  David  Thomas Simcoe. 

1866  Denmark.  George   Belleville. 

1866  Dalrymple,  James  C Harriston. 

1867  Dixon,  Thomas Walkerton. 


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M.  1868  M.  1867  Devlin,  Alexander  P Lindwvy. 

H.  1868  Deni;,  Abraham Mitchell. 

E.  1871  E.  1868  Don.ildson,  James  Carrutheni ..  Fergus. 

E.  1868  E.   1868  Diuywall,  James    Cornwall. 

M.  1868  E.   1868  Douglas,  John  William Perth. 

M.  1868  Diamond,  William  J Belleville. 

H.  1869  Dixon,  John  R.  . .    London. 

H.  1870  M.  1869  Delamere,  Thomas  D.,  M.  A.. . .  Toronto. 

M.  1869  M.  1869  Davidson,  William    Toronto. 

H.  1870  H.  1870  Doniaon,  Frederick  C T<.ronto. 

E.  1870  Dixon,  Mark  A BeUeville. 

H.  1872  E.  1871  Duff,  William  Alexander  H. . . .  H.-»milton. 

M.  1871  M.  1871  Dixon,  Jonathan  Brown  Lindsay. 

H.  1874  E.   187.3  Dennietonn,  Robt.  Hamilton...  Peterborough. 

M.  1868  E.  1873  Dunbar,  Alexander Guelph. 

E.  1874  M.  1873  Deroche.  H.  Madden Nupanee. 

T.  1878  T.    1874  Dulmage,  Richard Arnprior. 

M.  1874  Delaney,  Henry  William Trenton. 

M.  1875  E.   1875  Dickson,  Edwin  Hamilton,  B.A.  Kingston. 

T.   1876  T.  1876  Doherty,  William  B St.  Thomas.  ' 

M.  1876  Daly,  Thomas  M.,  jr Stratford. 

H.  1877  Decatur,  Thomas  J. Orillia. 

H.  1 877  Dowdall,  Jaraes Almonte. 

M.  1877  H.  1878  Dingwall,  K.,  B.A Hamilton. 

T.  1878  Dowsley,  J.  K    Prescott. 

M.  1878  M.  1878  Dow,  John  B Whitby. 

H.  1878  Doyle,  M.  J Toronto. 

M.  1878  M.  1878  Dickenson,  E.  L.    Cornwall. 


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1851  ZHiyre,  John Brighton. 

1858  English,  Caleb  E.,  LL.B Toronto. 

1860  Elhs,  Henry  F St.  Thomas. 

1861  English,  Lyman Oshawa. 

1861  Evans,  Frank Orillia. 

1864  Edmison.  George    Peterborough. 

1865  Evans,  George  M.,  M.  A Toronto. 

1864  Edgar,  James  D Toronto. 

1864  Ebbels,  Hubert  L Port  Perry. 

1865  Esten,  James  H Toronto. 

1868  Elliott,  Edward Perth. 

1869  Essery;  Emanuel  T London. 

1869  Elliott,  GiflPord  Goderich. 

1870  Ewart,  John  Skirving  Toronto. 

1871  Evatt,  William  Worts Toronto. 

1872  Ellis,  W.  F St.  Thomas. 

1873  Ellis,  Henry  F.  Waring. Strathroy. 

1873  Ermatinger,  Charles  Oakes  Z..  St.  Thomas. 


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T.  1876 
M.  1876  M.  1876 
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Edwards,  E.  Burritt Peterborough. 

Elliott,  Benjamin  Vallack Exeter. 

Elkington,  Francis Kingston. 

Ebbels,  Walter  D Harriaton. 

Evatt,  William  AVorts Torouto. 

Eddis,  Ernest  H.  E Toronto. 

Evans,  K.  W Meaford. 

Eccles,  John  C St.  Catharines. 

Eyre,  J 

English,  J 


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Flock,  James  H.,  LL.B London. 

Fitzgerald,  Edward,  Q.O Toronto. 

Fraser,  William C'hatham. 

Falkiner,  N.  B BeUeville. 

Francis,  Charles Trenton. 

Foster,  William  A.,  LL.B Toronto. 

Fraser,  Kobert  L Toronto. 

Forbes,  Alexander Trenton. 

Freeland.  William Toronto. 

Flint,  John  J.  B Belleville. 

Fletcher,  Ashton   Woodstock. 

Ferguson,  Thomas,  Q.C Toronto. 

Forsayeth,  Robert Georgetown. 

Fitch,  Benjamin  F.,  M.  A Brantford. 

Eraser,  Christopher  F.,  Q  C Brockville. 

Finkle,  Alexander Woodstock. 

Farley,  John  St.  Thomas. 

Farewell,  John  E.,  LLB Whitby. 

Fenton,  Frederick Toronto. 

Fleming,  James Brampton. 

Fead,  James  S Orangeville. 

Fisher,  James,  M.  A Stratford. 

Fletcher,  John  Wesley Toronto. 

Fraser,  James  H London. 

Fraleck,  Edison  Baldwin Belleville. 

Finkle,  H.  J Woodstock. 

French,  Frederick  John   Prescott. 

Fuller,  Charles  J Simcoe. 

Ferguson,  Peter Walkerton. 

Fitzgerald,  William  W London. 

Fitzgerald,  William,  M.A Torouto. 

Francis,  Wellington Toronto. 

Frost,  Alfred Owen  Sound. 

Fennell,  Thomas  George Listowell. 

Ferguson,  Joseph  H Torouto. 

Foy,  James  Joseph    Toronto. 


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1871  E. 

1871 

E. 

1871  E. 

1881 

M. 

1871  M. 

1872 

H. 

1872 

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1873 

M. 

1873  M. 

1873 

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1877  M. 

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1875  H. 

1875 

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1876  T. 

1875 

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1874  E. 

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1875 

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Furlong,  Edward  Hamilton. 

Fuller,  William  Henry,  M.  A. . .  Kingston. 

Falconbridge,  W.  G.,  M.  A Toronto. 

Fletcher,  James Brampton. 

Fuller,  V.  E Hamilton. 

Fleming,  Robert  M Toronto. 

Fraser,  Maxwell  David Loudon. 

Foss,  William  Danidl    Toronto. 

Ferguson,  William  Henry   Kemptville. 

Ferguson,  Alexander Ottawa. 

Frost,  John  William Owen  Sound. 

Fraser,  George  L.  B Ottawa. 

Fraser,  John  S C'hatham. 

Ferguson,  Charles  L.,  B.A Toronto. 

Fullerton,  James    Toronto. 

FoUinsljee,  John,  jr Dunnville. 


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T.  1832  H.  1832  Gamble,  Clarke,  Q.  C Toronto. 

T.   1840  Geddes,  James    Meaford. 

M.  1850  H.  1848  Gibb,  Alexander Ottawa. 

M.  1850  H.  1850  Gray,  Gecrge  A Woodstock. 

T.   1851  Greig,  John Woodstock. 

•  T.  1855  H.  1852  Greene,  Columbus  H Toronto. 

H.  1858  Graydon,  Simpson  H London. 

M.  1832  T.   1860  Galbraith,  John  K Bowmanville. 

T.    1860  Greenwood,  J.  Hamer Whitby. 

H.  1862  M.  I860  Green,  Georcje Brampton. 

E.  1861  Gurd,  Robei^t  S Sarnia. 

M.  1875  E.  1861  Goodman,  Kenneth   Park  Hill. 

H.  1875  T.  1862  Gamon,  Charles Collingwood. 

T.   1866  M.  1863  Guthrie,  Donald,  Q.C Guelph. 

M.  1864  H.  1864  Gordon,  James  Keith    AVhitby. 

E.  1864  If.  J 864  Glass,  David,  Q.C Tendon. 

E.  1864  Gommell,  John  James Ottawa. 

E.   1864  Graveley,  J.  Vance   Cobourg. 

E.   1865  Griffiths,  Stephen  Frank London. 

T.   1865  T.   1865  Grahame,  Richard Port  Hope. 

E.  1868  M.  1865  Goforth,  Alexander  G Hamilton. 

M.  1866  Gage,  Robert  R Hamilton. 

H.  18157  Gilleland,  W.  B St.  Catharines. 

M.  1867  H.  1867  Gibson,  John  M.,  M.  A.,  LL.B.  Hamilton. 

T.   1S67  Gowans,  James Sarnia. 

M.  1868  E.   1868  Greig,  Thomas    Carleton  Place. 

H.  1870  E.   1868  Green,  John    Peterborough. 

E.  1869  E.   1868  Gibson,  Stephen Napanee. 

M.  1869  E.   1868  Garrow,  James  Thompson    Goderich. 

E.  1868  Gray,  John Prescott. 


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>tville. 

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Sound. 

T.  1873 

^a. 

H.  1876  M.  1873 

tarn. 

E.  1874 

ito. 

E.  1876  E.  1875 

to. 

M.  1875 

viUe. 

M. 1875 

E.  1876  E.  1876 

E.  1876  E.  1876 

M.  1876  M.  1876 

M.  1876  H.  1877 

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E.  1877  E.  1877 

Qi'd. 

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i^a. 

M.  1877 

Istock. 

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Istock. 

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M.  1878 

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T.  1839  H.  1839 

igwood. 

H.  1840T,  1839 

H,  1843  M.  1842 

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M.  1844  T.   1843 

on. 

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H.  1848  H.  1847 

irg. 

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on. 

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Iton. 

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Iton. 

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H.  1854  H. 1854 

iltoii. 

H.  1855  M. 1854 

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bon  Place. 

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lee. 

T.   1859 

ich. 

H.  1858  T.  1858 

)tt. 

E.  1800  E.  1860 

Gibbons,  George  Christie London. 

Green,  Roger  H.  C Toronto. 

Greene,  Thomas  James  C Burlington. 

<lrant,  Alexander Stratford. 

Green,  Wm.  John Peterborough. 

Gwyn,  H.  C Dundas. 

Greenlesa,  Andrew    London. 

Grover,  Thomas  Maitland    Norwood. 

Gordon,  Wm.  H.  Lockhart..,  Toronto. 

Gemmill,  John  Alexander Ottawa. 

Gream,  Charles Madoc. 

Gordon,  George  Burrows Toronto. 

Gormully,  Joseph  James Ottawa. 

Greig,  A.  M Almonte. 

Grote,  George  Whitfield Toronto. 

Garvey,  Charles  Mills  Sarnia. 

Galbraith,  G.  H Toronto. 

Goodwillie,  George  S Georgetown. 

Gait,  Alexander  C Toronto. 

Gordon,  James  W Brighton. 

Gsimble,  Harry  D  Toronto. 

Gordon,  William  S Toronto. 

Glass,  Chester    . .' London. 

Gearing.  F.  W.  Listowell. 

Gait,  Thos.  P Toronto. 

Going,  Frederick    London. 

Goodeve,  Geo.  S Mitchell. 


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Hector,  John,  Q.C Sarnia. 

Horton,  William    London. 

Henderson,  J.  A.,  Q.C,  D.C.L.  Kingston. 

Holden,  John  R Hamilton. 

Hendei*son,  George  E.,  Q.C Belleville. 

Hutcheson,  St.  John  H Bowman ville. 

Hardy,  Henry  A Simcoe. 

Horton,  EdM-ard St.  Thomas. 

Hutchinson,  Charles London. 

Hamilton,  John  M Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

Henderson,  Lawrence  H Belleville. 

Harris,  Edward  W London. 

Harman,  S.  B.,  D.C.L.,  Q.C...  Toronto. 

Holland,  Richard  H Port  Hope. 

Heyden,  Lawrence Orillia. 

Holmes,  Calvin  D Loudon. 

Hartt,  Charles  A Clinton. 

Hodgins,  Thomas,  M.A,,  Q.C.  Toronto. 
Hancock,  J.  Webster    Toronto. 


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E.  1860  Hart,  Henry   Paris. 

T.  1860  Hurd,  Prosper  A Port  Perry. 

1875  E.  1861  Howell,  Alfred   Toronto. 

1861  E.  1861  Hamilton,  J.  Cleland,  LL.B.  . .  Toronto. 

1865  T.  1861  Hardy,  Hon.  Arthur  S.,  Q.C. . .  Brantford. 

1861  T.   1861  Hooper,  Edmund  J Napanee. 

1862  M.  1861  Henderson,  Jamea Toronto. 

1862  E.  1862  Home,  Charles  R Windsor. 

M.  1864  M.  1862  Hill,  Andrew  G Clifton. 

M.  18(52  Howard,  Walter  P Toronto. 

1862  M.  1862  Hayes,  Michael Stratford. 

M.  1862  Higgins,  Charles  P Toronto. 

1863  M.  1862  Holden,  Thomas Belleville. 

E.  186.3  Hatton,  David  G Peterborough. 

1867  E.   1863  Hudspeth,  Adam   Lindsay. 

1863  E.  1863  Iloskiu,  John,  Q.C Toronto. 

E.  1863  Heap,  James   Lindsay. 

1865  H.  1864  Hatton,  John  Cassie,  LL.B Montreal. 

1864  M.  1864  Harris,  Eusk  Toronto. 

1865  H.  1865  Hamilton,  Charles  E St.  Catharines. 

1866  H.  1865  Harding,  John  EUey St.  Mary's. 

1865  E.  1865  Hoskiu,  Alfre<l  Toronto. 

1866  E.  1865  Henderson,  Elmes Toronto. 

H.  1870  E.  1865  Hall,  James  Watson Guelph. 

E.  1867  E.  1866  Holmested,  Francis  Seaforth. 

1868  T.   1866  Hall,  Francis  Alexander Perth. 

T.   1866  Haldan,  J.  Francis  C Toronto. 

1868  E.  1868  Harman,  George  F.,  M.A Toronto. 

1869  M.  1868  Hick,  Robert Ottawa. 

1869  M.  1869  Hannah,  William  G Toronto. 

M.  1869  Hill,  Hamuet  P Ottawa. 

1871  M.  1869  Hatton,  John  A.  Wellcsley . ...  Harriston. 

1870  H.  1870  Henderson,  Fred.  George  A. . . .  Cayuga. 
1870  Hodgins,  John  George,  LL.D..  Toronto. 

E.  1870  Harding,  E.  W. St.  Mary's. 

1870  E.   1870  Holcroft,  William  W IngersoU. 

1870  Holland,  Henry  F Cobourg. 

M.  1870  M.  1870  Houston,  Michael Chatham. 

M.  1871  Hill,  Henry  Sidney    Simcoe. 

H.  1871  Hall,  Joseph  G Port  Hove. 

E.   1871  Howe,  M.  M 

M.  1871  M.  1871  Howell,  Hector  Mansfield    ....  Uxbridge. 

E.  1872  PLall,  Lindsay 

1873  E.  1872  Hagel,  N.  Francis Toronto. 

1872  E.  1872  Hoyles,  Newman  W.,  M.  A. . . .  Toronto. 

1874  M.  1873  Hall,  Edward  H.  D Peterborough. 

1874  H.  1874  Hall,  William  Drummond    ....  Ottawa. 

1875  T.   1874  Howard,  George  Robert Toronto. 

1876  M.  1874  Henderson,  Henry  Ernest   ....  Belleville. 
1875  E.  1875  Howland,  Oliver  Aiken    Toronto.  . 


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M.  1875    Haslett,  Thomas  C.  W Hamilton. 

H.  1876    Hall,  W.  Myddleton Toronto. 

H.  1876    Hegler,  J.  0 Ingersoll. 

E.  1876    Haggart,  Alexander,  LL.B  ....  Toronto. 

E.  1876    Holt,  PhUip  A Goderich. 

E.  1876    Holman,  C.  J.,  B.A.,  LL.B,    . .  Toronto. 

tl.  1876    Haroourt,  R.  Welland. 

H.  1877    Hallen,  G.  St.  John Oshawa. 

T.  1877    Hector,  John  William Toronto. 

T.  1877    Hegler,  John  Hind    Inger^  jll. 

Hellmuth,  Isidore  F Toronto. 

Houghton,  Ignatius  L Barrie. 

Hall,  Sydenham  B Whitby. 

Hodgins,  Wm.  Egerton,  M.A..  Toronto. 

Hales,  W.  J Port  Elgin. 

Hardy,  H.  R Simcoe. 

E.  1878    Higgins,  W.  E Fenelon  Falls. 

E.  1878    Hodgins,  John    Ottawa. 

T.  1878    Haverson,  James   Toronto. 

T.  1878    Haines,  A.  E Toronto. 

M.  1878    Holmes,  James  W 


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M.  1840  M.  1849  Irving,  ^milius,  Q.G Hamilton. 

T.  1853  T.   1852  Ince,  Thomas  H.,  B.C.L Toronto. 

T.   1864  T.   1864  Idington,  John,  LL.B.,  Q.O.  . ,  Stratford. 

H.  1865  Irving  H.  Erskine Hamilton. 


H.  1844  M. 
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T.  1854  H. 
H.  1859  H. 
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1844  Jarvis,  Stephen  M Toronto. 

1847  Jones,  Edward  C Toronto. 

1854  Jones,  Jonas  Ap Toronto. 

1859  Jones,  Herbert  C,  M.  A   Toronto. 

1860  Jones,  Clarkson Toronto. 

1861  Jellett,  Morgan BelleviUe. 

1862  Jones,  Frederick  T Toronto. 

1862  Jones,  William  H Brockville. 

1862  Jones,  Charles  S St.  Mary's. 

1863  Jones,  Charles  A Oshawa. 

1864  Jones,  Beverley Toronto. 

1864  Jamieson,  Joseph  Almonte. 

1865  Jackes,  Joseph    Toronto. 

1865  Joseph,  Frank  J Toronto. 

1866  Jacob,  John     Elora. 

1867  Johnson,  William Lucknow. 

1869  Jarvis,  Salter  M Toronto. 


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Johnston,  Frederick  W    Goderich. 

Jones,  John  Williamson  Hamilton. 

Jackes,  Charles  Bagot Orangeville. 

Judd,  James  Chesterfield Toronto. 

Jackson,  George  Bruce Simcoe. 

Jones,  Charles  Stephen    Brantford. 

Johnston,  E.  F.  B Guelph. 

Johnstone,  T.  C Toronto. 

Jeffery,  Albert  0 London. 


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Kirchhoffer,  Nesbitt,  Q.C Port  Hope. 

Keefer,  Augustus Ottawa. 

Kerby,  Joseph  T Niagara. 

Kirkpatrick,  Alexander  S Kingston. 

Kingsmill,  Nicol    Toronto. 

Kerr,  William,  Q.C Cobourg. 

Kingstone,  Frederick  W.,  M.A.  Toronto.. 

Keller,  Charles  C Cannington, 

Kerr,  John  Wesley,  M.A Cobourg. 

Kerr,  James  K.,  Q.C Toronto. 

Kerr,  William  H.  C Brantford, 

Kirkpatrick,  George  A Kingston. 

Kairns,  John  A St.  Thomas. 

Kilvert,  Francis  Edwin Hamilton. 

Kennedy,  Thomas  Smith Toronto. 

King,  John Berlin. 

Keating,  W.  J Penetanguishene. 

Kerr,  George,  junr    Toronto. 

Keefer,  Thomas  A Toronto. 

KirchhoflFer,  John  N Port  Hope. 

Ketchum,  Jay    Lindsay. 

Kilmaster,  John  G.,  M.  A Simcoe. 

Kingsford,  R.  E.,  M.A.,  LL.B.  Toronto. 
Kirkpatrick,  James  Stafford    . .  Kingston. 

Klein,  Alphons  Basil Walkerton. 

Kew,  Michael,  B.  A. London. 

Kingston,  William  Hall,  M.A.  Mount  Foreat. 

Kehoe,  J.  James Ottawa. 

Kent,  H.  A.  E Toronto. 

Killam,  Albert  C,  B.A Windsor. 

Killboume,  J.  M Invermay. 

Keefer,  R.  W Ottawa. 

King,  Theodore Toronto. 

Kelly,  John  G Whitby. 

Kennin,  Frank  N Perth. 


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1864  T. 
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1868  E. 
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1 835  Low,  Philip,  Q.  C Picton. 

1845  Leggo,  William OttaM'a. 

1847  Lees,  Robert,  Q.G Ottawa. 

1848  Leith,  Alexander,  Q.C Toronto. 

1848  Lewis,  Ira    Goderich. 

1852  Lemon,  Andrew Guelph. 

1855  Lane,  Samuel  J Owen  Sound. 

Lefroy,  Anthony  G.  Paisley. 

1855  Leys,  John Toronto. 

1856  Loscombe,  R.  Russell   Bowmanville. 

1859  T  aird,  William  P Strathroy. 

1860  juawrence,  George  W Stratford. 

1861  Lampnian,  Frederick    Thorold. 

1861  Lount,  William,  Q.C Barrie. 

1862  Landy,  John  J.  Toronto. 

1862  Ledyard,  Thomas  D Toronto. 

1862  Lightburne,  Stafford Stirling. 

1863  Lazier,  Stephen  F Hamilton. 

1863  Lauder,  Abraham  W.    Toronto. 

1864  Laidlaw,  WiUiam Milton. 

1864  Lamon,  James    Dundalk. 

1864  Loucks,  Henry  H Pembroke. 

1864  Loscombe,  W.  Clifton Kincardine. 

1865  Lount,  George  W  Barrie. 

1865  Lister,  James  F Saruia. 

1866  Lapierre,  Horace    Ottawa. 

1866  Lemon,  Charles Hamilton. 

1866  Lennon,  James  Elliott Wellington  Sq. 

1866  Livingstone,  Rober^  T Simcoe. 

18''7  Lowe,  William  Henry Bowmanville. 

ISiMi  Lash,  Zebulon  Aiton Ottawa. 

1868  Lect,  Johnson  M Wingham. 

1870  Lally,  Francis  W  Barne. 

1870  Leonard,  George  T Peterborough. 

1871  Lindsay,  Alfred  J Ottawa. 

1871  Laing,  R.  R Stratford. 

1871  Lyon,  J.  Lawrence    Toronto. 

1872  Langton,  Thomas,  M.A.,  LL.B.  Toronto. 

1873  Lloyd,  A.  J Barrie. 

1875  Lennox,  H.  1.  S Barrie. 

1875  Lennox,  John  Tobias Barrie. 

1875  Love,  Francis London. 

1875  Liddell,  James  William    Cornwall. 

1875  Lawson,  John  Davison St.  Louis,  Mo. 

1875  Lewis,  Albert  Romain Toronto. 

1876  Leitch,  J Cornwall. 

1876  Lennox,  D Toronto. 

1877  Lawson,  Thomas  E London. 


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M.  1877  E.  1866  I»ck,  Silas  C Dundas. 

E.  1878  Lefroy,  A.  H.  F Toronto. 

E.  1878  Lawrence,  Thos.  E 

M. 

T.   1830  Miller,  Robert  B Toronto. 

H.  1841  T,   1840  Miller,  Richard,  Q.C St.  Catharinea. 

1342  M.  1841  Mowat,  Hon.  OUver,  Q.C.,  Aty. 

Gen.,  Ont Toronto. 

M.  1845  H.  1843  Morrison,  Angus,  Q.C Toronto. 

H.  1848  E.   1846  Macara,  John Goderich. 

T.   1846  T.   1846  Martin,  Richard,  Q.  C Hani'lton. 

M.  1848  T.   1846  Morphy,  George Toronto. 

H.  1851  H.  1851  Morris,  Hon.  Alex.,  D.C.L.,  Q.C  Toronto. 

T.   1851  T.   1851  Mills,  George  H Hamilton. 

T.   1852  H.  1852  Magrath,  Charles Toronto. 

T.  1853  M.  1852  Martin,  John  R Cayuga. 

T.  1853  Murphy,  Daniel  R Trenton. 

T.   1853  Malloch,  George  W Paisley. 

E.  1857  M.  1853  Moore,  Roljert    Queens ville.' 

E.  1856  T.   1854  Morphy,  Henry  B Toronto. 

T.   1854  T.   1854  Morris,  James  H Toronto. 

H.  1862  H.  1855  Moberly,  George CoUmgwood. 

M.  1855  M.  1855  Martin,  Edwartl,  Q.  C Hamilton. 

T.  1855  T.   1856  Mathesou,  WiUiam  M Ottawa. 

T.   1860  T.   1857  IMairs,  Alexander Markham. 

E.  1859  51.  1858  Matheson,  Thomas  G Simcoe. 

M.  1859  E.  1859  Murray.  Huson  W.  M.,  M.A.. .  Toronto. 

M.  1860  H.  1860  Mann,  Jehiel St.  Thomas. 

T.   1963  T.   1861  Millar,  Alexander Berlin. 

T.   1861  T.  1861  Miller,  ^V.  2Cicholas Toronto. 

M.  1861  T.    1861  Murray,  George Toronto. 

T.   1861  T.   1861  Meretlith,  W.  R.,  LL.B.,  Q.C.  London. 

H.  1863  H.  1863  Machar,  John  Maule    Kingston. 

E.  1863  E.  1863  Mattice,  Corydon  J Cornwall. 

E.  1863  Morgan,  Edward   Newmarket. 

E.  1863  E.  1863  Miller,  James  A.,  D.C.L St.  Catharines. 

T.  1877  E.  1863  Martin,  Philip  S Lindsay. 

M.  1864  M.  1864  Moncrieff,  George Petrolia. 

H.  1867  H.  1865  Merrill,  Edwards  Picton. 

E.  1855  E.  1865  Malcolmson,  Sutherland Clinton. 

M.  1864  E.   1864  Murphy,  Nicholas Toronto. 

H.  1866  M.  1865  Malloch,  Edward  George Perth. 

H.  1866  Millar,  WiUiam New  Hamburg. 

M.  1866  E.  1866  Monlen,  A.  Lewis Napanee. 

T.  1866  Mitchell,  Robert    Guelph. 

E.  1867  T.   1866  Mnnro,  Richard  H.  R Toronto. 

H.  1867  M.  1866  Mudie,  John   Kingston. 

H.  1868  H.  1867  Mosgrove,  William    OttaM'a. 

E.  1868  H.  1867  Moore,  William  Henry Peterboro'. 


BARRISTERS   AND   ATTORNEYS. 


213 


M. 


M. 
E. 
H. 
R 
H. 
M. 


1867  E. 
T. 

1867  M. 
1869  M. 

1868  H. 

1868  H. 

1869  H. 
1868  M. 

M.  1868  M. 
H.  1869  M. 
M,  1872  M. 
M. 1869  H. 
M.  1868  H. 
K  1876  E. 

1870  H. 

1870  H. 
E 

1871  H. 

1871  H. 
1874  M. 

E 

1872  e! 
T. 

1872  M. 
M.  1872  E. 
E.  1873  E. 

1873  E. 
1878  H. 
1974  H. 

1874  H. 
H.  1876  E. 

H. 

1876  T. 

1877  E. 

1876  T. 

1877  E. 
1877  E. 

H.  1878  E. 
T.  1876  T. 
M.  1876  M. 
T.  1877  T. 

1877  H. 

1877  E. 

1877  E. 

1877  E. 
M.  1877  M. 
E.  1878  E. 
E.  1878  E. 
E 
M.  1878  M. 


M, 
H. 

E. 
E. 
H. 

E. 

M. 


E. 
E. 
H. 
E. 


E. 
E. 
T. 
E. 
E. 


T. 
T. 
E. 
M 


1867  Magee,  James London. 

1867  Morphy,  Thomas   Brampton. 

1867  Meyers,  Adam  Henry   Toronto. 

1867  Momson,  Duncan Owen  Sound. 

1868  Meredith,  Edmund    London. 

1868  Mulock,  William,  M.  A Toronto. 

1868  Munro,  Neill  Malcolm Fergus. 

1868  Malloy,  William Toronto. 

1868  Meyer,  Henry  W.  0 Seaforth. 

1868  Merritt,  William  M Toronto. 

1868  Monro,  Frederick  Wm Toronto. 

1869  Moss,  Charles Toronto. 

1869  Muir,  John Hamilton. 

1869  Meredith,  R.  Martin London. 

1870  Matheson,  Walter Simcoe. 

1870  Matheson,  Arthur  James Perth. 

1870  Martin,  Frederick  C Woodstock. 

1871  Masson,  James    Owen  Sound. 

1871  Muir,  James    Fergus. 

1871  Metcalfe,  John  H Pembroke. 

1872  Mickle,  C.  J Stratford. 

1872  Martin,  John London. 

1872  Malcolm,  Francis  H Brantford. 

1872  Mulock,  William  11 Toronto. 

1871  Malone,  Martin Hamilton. 

1873  Morgan,  Henry  J Ottawa. 

1873  Matheson,  Hugh    Woodstock. 

1874  Murdoch.  William  George Toronto. 

1874  Meek,  Edward    Toronto. 

1874  Moore,  Frank  D Lindsay. 

1874  Metcalf .  Josiah  Eichey Cobourg. 

1875  Matheson,  John  D Georgetown. 

1875  Monkmau,  Albert Toronto. 

1876  Malone,  Elias  F Toronto.. 

1876  Mahafly,  William  C Bracebridge. 

1876  Milligan,  Henry  P Brampton. 

1876  Morton,  Thomas  M Ottawa. 

1876  Moscrip,  William  C St.  Mary's. 

1876  Martin,  J.  Alexander 

1876  Mahon,  Edward Peterboro'. 

1877  Marsh,  Alfred  H.  T.,  B.  A Toronto. 

1877  Madden,  James  Henry Napanee. 

1877  Morson,  F.  Montye  Toronto. 

1877  Myers,  Elgin Orangeville. 

1877  Monck,  J.  Franklin Hamilton. 

1877  Madill,  Francis.  B.  A Beaverton. 

1878  Macklem,  Oliver  R Toronto. 

1878  Meredith,  Thomas  G London. 

1878  Manning,  John  J.  . : Brampton. 

1878  Macdonald,  W Guelph. 


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H.  1836  H.  1835 


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H. 
T. 
H. 
T. 
H. 

T. 

E. 

H. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

T. 

M. 
H. 
M. 


H. 
T. 

H. 

E. 

H. 

E. 

E. 

T. 

H. 

E. 

H. 

T. 

M. 

H. 

H. 

E. 

E. 
H. 

M. 

T. 
K 


1845  H. 
1847  M. 
1862  M. 
1847  M. 
1849  M. 
T. 

1853  T. 

1854  T. 
1859  T. 
1866  T. 

1856  T. 

1857  M. 

1857  M. 
E. 

1858  T. 

1859  T. 

1858  T. 
T. 
T. 

1860  H. 

1860  H. 
E. 

1861  E. 
T. 

1861  M. 
H. 

1860  E. 

1861  E. 

1862  E. 
1876  E. 
1852  E. 
1856  H. 
1865  H. 
1876  H. 

1863  H. 
1863  H. 

1863  H. 

1864  E. 
T. 

1870  T. 

1859  T, 
H. 

1865  H. 
E. 

1865  E. 
1878  E. 


1844 
1846 
1847 
1848 
1848 
1851 
1853 
1854 
1855 
1855 
1856 
1857 
1857 
1858 
1858 
1858 
1858 
1858 
1858 
1859 
1859 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1861 
1861 
1801 
1862 
1862 
1862 
1862 
1863 
1863 
1863 
1863 
1863 
1864 
1864 
1864 
1864 
1865 
1865 
1865 
1865 
1865 


Mc. 

Macclonald,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  John 

A.,  K.  C.  B.,  Q.C Toronto. 

McDonell,  Alexander    Toronto. 

McDonell,  Samuel  S Windsor. 

McDougall,  Hon.  Wm.,  C.  B  . .  Toronto. 

McDonell,  Alexander  G Morrisburgh. 

McMichael,  Daniel,  Q.C,  LL.D.  Toronto. 

McKenzie,  Alexander  M Alexandria. 

McDonell,  Duncan    Durham. 

McDennotfc,  Henry   Goderich. 

McCarthy,  Dalton,  Q.C Barrie. 

McMillan,  John  P Paisley. 

McKenzie,  Valentino    Brantford. 

McLennan,  Jamea,  Q.C Toronto. 

McGregor,  Patrick    Toronto. 

McDougall,  Alexander Wallaceburg. 

McDonald,  Walter  R Hamilton. 

McCaughey,  James    Ingersoll. 

McKelcan,  Francis,  Q.C Hamilton. 

McMichael,  Charles,  D.C.L.    . .  Toronto. 

IklcFayden,  John    Mount  Forest. 

McNabb,  Alexander Toronto. 

McCuUoch,  James  A Stratford. 

McKiulay,  William  ThamesAriUe. 

McKenzie,  John  A Samia. 

McLellan,  Archibald  L Campbellford. 

McMillan,  Duncan London. 

McCarthy,  Maitland : . . .  Orangeville. 

McGachen,  Frederick  S Gait. 

McLaren,  John  R Montreal, 

McMahon,  Thomas  B Brantford. 

McDonald,  A.  J.  B London. 

McNaughton,  Thomas Cobourg. 

McKeown,  John St.  Catharines. 

McDonald,  D.  Mitchell Toronto. 

McKenzie,  Philip  London. 

Macdouald,  Frederick  W St.  Catharines. 

McMiirray,  James  Saurin Toronto. 

McDonald,  John  D Renfrew. 

McMahon,  Hugh,  Q.C London. 

McGee,  Robert  Oshawa. 

McMillan,  Alexander  G Whitby. 

McCaughey,  Samuel  G Seaforth. 

Macpheison,  J.  A Kincardine. 

McDonald,  James  F IngersolL 

Mclntyre,  John,  M.A Kingston. 

McLennan,*Donald  B.,M. A.,Q.C  Cornwall. 
McDougall,  Alfred Toronto. 


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T. 


T. 
E. 
H. 


1865  T. 

T. 
1865  T. 
1868  T. 
1868  M. 
H.  1867  H. 
M.  1868  T. 
E.  1867  T. 

M. 
M.  1874  H. 
H.  1869  H. 

E. 
E.  1871  E. 
M.  1870  M. 
H.  1869  H. 

H. 
H.  1870  H. 
H.  1870  E. 
M. 1871  H. 

E 
M.  1871  e! 
M. 1871  M. 
H.  1872  M. 

H. 

E. 
1872  E. 

1872  E. 

1873  E. 

1872  T. 
M.  1872  M. 
M. 1872  M. 

1873  H. 

1873  E. 

1874  E. 

1873  E. 
■p 

1864  t! 

1874  M. 
M. 

1874  H. 

H. 
M.  1875  E. 
E.  1861  E. 
H.  1874  H. 
M.  1874  M. 

M. 
T.  1877  E. 
T.  1874  T. 

M. 
E.  1875  E. 


E. 
M. 
E. 
E. 


H. 
E. 
T. 
M. 

M. 
H. 

H. 


1865 

1865 

1865 

1866 

1866 

1867 

1867 

1867 

1867 

1868 

1868 

1868 

1868 

1868 

1869 

1869 

1870 

1870 

1871 

1871 

1871 

1871 

1871 

1872 

1872 

1872 

1S72 

1872 

1872 

1872 

1872 

1873 

1873 

1873 

1873 

1873 

1363 

1873 

1873 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1874 

1875 

1875 

1875 

1875 


McClive,  William  H St.  Catharines. 

McLellau,  Duncan Trenton. 

Macdonnell,  George  M Kingston. 

McMurrich,  William  B.,  M.A.  Toronto. 

Mc  Fay  den,  Charles   Owen  Sound. 

McCaul,  George  Lefroy    Ottawa. 

McLean,  John St.  Thomas. 

McCarthy,  Peter    St.  Catharines. 

McGregor,  M,  O Guelph. 

McCosh,  John    Orillia. 

Macdougall,  Colin St.  Thomas. 

Macmartin,  Malcolm  M Arthur. 

McDowell,  William  Erin. 

Macdonald,  James  Holmes Toronto. 

Mc  Williams,  William  G.,  M.A.  Toronto. 

McLean,  William  A Walkerton. 

McDougall,  Joseph  E Toronto. 

Macdonald,  Archibald  H Guelph. 

McGibbon,  Duncan    Milton. 

McDonald,  Daniel Exeter. 

McCraney,  Daniel Bothwell. 

Mclntyre,  Duncan  John  Lindsay. 

Macdonald,  William Toronto. 

McBride,  William Toronto. 

Mcpherson,  G.  G  Stratford. 

McDowell,  James  Alexander  . .  Sarnia. 

iMcNab,  George London. 

Macdiamiid,  William    Lucan, 

McDonald,  Henry  Sandfield    . .  Cornwall. 

Macdonald,  Hugh  John    Toronto. 

IMcIntyre,  Alexander  Eraser   . .  Ottawa. 
McQuesten,  Isaac  Baldwin  ....  Hamilton. 
McKenzie,  George  Allan,  INLA.  Toronto. 

McDonell,  Donald  G Almonte. 

McArthur,  Joseph  B Toronto. 

McMillan,  John Paris. 

McMillan,  John  Peter Guelph. 

MacLean,  Kenneth    Guelph. 

McDonald,  Alex.  .iSlneas Fenelon  Falls. 

McDonell,  William,  jr Lindsay. 

McGregor,  John Toronto. 

McGuire,  Thomas  H Kingston. 

McMillan,  Duncan  Ellis  Newcastle. 

McKinnon,  Archibald  Miles    . .  Guelph. 

McFadden,  Wm.  Henry Goderich. 

McDowell,  James  Alex Sarnia. 

McKelcan,  Henry  A Hamilton. 

McDonald,  Angus  Munroe. . . .  Toronto. 

McColl,  A.  John    Brussels. 

McDonnell,  John  Alex Alexandria. 


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T.  1877  T.  1877 

E.  1876 

T.  1877  H.  1878 

E.  1877  E.  1877 

M.  1877  M.  1877 

M.  1876 

M.  1878 

M.  1878 


H 


1846  H. 

V 
1864  T." 
1864  T. 
1869  H. 
E. 
1868  H. 
1872  M. 
H. 
H. 
M.  1876  E. 
M.  1876  M. 
E.  1878  H. 
M.  1878  M. 


T. 
T. 
E. 

H. 
E. 


1846 
1861 
1864 
1864 
1865 
1866 
1868 
1869 
1870 
1870 
1876 
1876 
1878 
1878 


T.  1830 
H.  1861 
H.  1854 
M.  1877 
H.  I860 
E.  1661 
M.  1865 
M.  1861 
M.  1861 

T.  1862 
M.  1858 

M.  1868 
M.  1877 


H.  1869 
H.  1877 
E.  1867 
H.  1878 


T.  1830 
T.  1844 
T.  1852 
T.  1857 
M.  1859 
H.  I8G0 
E.  1860 
M.  1874 
M.  1861 
M.  1861 
T.  1862 
M.  1862 
E.  1863 
E.  1865 
H.  1866 
H.  1866 
T.  1866 
M.  1866 
H.  1867 
H.  1867 
M.  1867 
E.  1868 


McTavish,  D.  B Ottawa. 

McMahon,  Eugene Belleville. 

McGillivray,  J.  Alexander Whitby. 

McPherson,  L.  A.,  B.A Hamilton. 

McBeth,  Thomas  T.,  B. A London. 

McCracken,  J.  J Ottawa. 

McMillan,  Evan  D Durham. 

McKenzie,  Ernestus  C Toronto. 

N. 

Nicol,  Robert  K.  A Bothwell. 

Nellis,  Joseph  H Woodstock. 

Nicol,  George  B Toronto. 

Nellis,  Thomas  F Ottawa. 

Norris,  William IngersoU. 

Nicol,  William  P Toronto. 

Nulty,  Patrick  M Belleville. 

Nelles,  Robert  A St.  Catharines. 

Nelles,  Henry  E London. 

Nash,  William  Hill    Ft.  Osborne,  Man 

Nesbitt,  John  W  Woodstock. 

Nugent,  F.  S Toronto. 

Nichols,  John,  B.  A Shelbume. 

Northrup,  .W.  B.,  M. A Belleville. 

0. 

O'Reilly,  Miles,  Q.C Hamilton. 

O'Brien,  Peter    L'OrignaL 

O'Connor,  Hon.  John,  Q.  C . . . .  Ottawa. 

O'Connor,  Daniel  Ottawa. 

Osier,  Featherston Toronto. 

O'Brien,  Henry Toronto. 

O'DriscoU,  Michael    . . . .  ~ Pembroke. 

O'Brien,  William  E Barrie. 

O'Gara,  Martin,  LL.B Ottawa. 

O'Brien,  Thomas    London. 

Osier,  Britton  B.,  Q.C Dundas. 

O'Hara,  Robert Chatham. 

O'Reilly,  James  Edwin Hamilton. 

O'Loane,  James Stratford. 

O'Doherty,  George  J Ottawa. 

OUard,  F.  W Lefroy. 

Osier,  Edward  L Manitoba. 

O'Donohoe,  John   Toronto. 

O'Connor,  Edward Ouelph. 

Ostrom,  Gilbert  W Belleville. 

O'Connor,  Hamilton  P Walkerton. 

O'Leary,  Arthur Lindsay. 


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E. 
T. 

E. 


H. 
H. 
E.' 
E. 


M.  1868  Ouellette,  Joseph  A Windsor. 

H.  1868  M.  1868  O'Brien,  Peter 

H.  1870  E.  1869  Oliver,  Robert,  jr Guelph. 

M.  1874  M.  1874  O'Brien,  Michael  E Prescott. 

H.  1876  Ormiston,  David    Whitby. 

M.  1876  M.  1875  O'SuUivan,  Dennis  A.,  LL.B. . .  Toronto. 

E.  1876  E.  1876  O'Leaiy,  Hugh  Lindsay. 

M.  1876  T.  1876  Ogden,  Albert    Toronto. 

H.  1867  O'Neil,  Cornelius  J 

H.  1876  Oliviere,  Louis  A 

P. 

M.  1844  T.  1843  Pringle.  James  D. Hamilton. 

H.  1847  T.  1846  Parke,  Ephraim  J London. 

T.  1847  T.  1847  Parke,  Thomas  Kingston. 

1866  H.  1850  Ponton,  William  H Belleville. 

1862  T.  1851  Pinhey,  Charles  H Ottawa. 

H.  1855  Partridge,  Thomas    London. 

1866  T.   1856  Peterson,  Henry  W Guelph. 

H.  1876  T.  1857  Pollard,  WUliam  D Meaford. 

T.  1863  H.  1860  Pegley,  Charles  E Chatham. 

1861  T.   1860  Pardee,  Hon.  T.  B.,  Q.C Samia. 

1861  H.  1861  Papps,  George  S Hamilton. 

1852  H.  1861  Paterson,  John  Toronto. 

1861  T.  1861  Proudfoot,  Frederick    Southampton. 

H.  1863  PattuUo,  Joseph Orange ville. 

H.  1874  H.  1865  Paterson,  Norman  F Beaverton. 

M.  1865  Parsons,  Albert Ottawa. 

1867  H.  1867  Preston,  David  Hiram Napanee. 

M.  1870  Purves,  Peter Brantford. 

1873  H.  1872  Piatt,  Samuel,  jr Toronto. 

1872  E.  1872  Poussette,  Alfred  Passmore Peterborough. 

E.  1872  Payne,  William  L Colborne. 

1872  T.  1872  Proctor,  James  Albert Toronto. 

H.  1872  M.  1872  Paterson,  John  A.,  M.  A Toronto. 

T.  1874  T    1874  Parkes,  James    Hamilton. 

T.   1874  Philip,  George  Byron    Woodstock. 

M.  1874  Pearson,  James  Toronto. 

1876  H.  1876  Pepler,  Francis  Edward  P Barrie. 

1876  T.  1876  Purdom,  Thos.  Hunter London. 

1874  E.  1874  Patterson,  E.  George,  M.A.    . .  Hamilton. 
1876  Plumb,  Thomas  Street Toronto. 

M.  1876  M.  1876  Patterson,  John  C Windsor. 

H.  1876  Pearson,  R Ottawa. 

E.  1876  Perkins,  William  C Ottawa. 

T.  1878  M.  1876  Patterson,  F.  W Stratford. 

T.  1877  Peterson,  Charles  W Belleville. 

E.  1877  E.  1877  Peterson,  Angus  H Belleville. 

E.  1877  Palmer,  Peter  L Iroquois. 

H.  1878  M.  1877  Ponton,  Edward  Geo.,  B.A. . . .  Belleville. 

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R. 

T.  1835  T.  1835  Raymond,  Lorenzo  D Welland. 

T.  1844  H.  1844  llidianls,  Hon.  Stephen,  Q.C. .  Toronto. 

E.  1844  T.   1844  Robinson.  Hon.  J.  B Toronto. 

Eni|5*T.  1845  Read,  David  B.,  Q.C Toronto. 

Sr."l846  M.  1846  Ruttnn,  Richard    Cobourg. 

M.  1847  M.  1847  Richardson,  Hugh Battleford,  N.  W. 

E.  1848  Ros8,  William Cornwall.        [T. 

H.  1852  H.  1849  Robertson,  Thomas,  Q.C Hamilton. 

T.   1850  T.  1850  Robinson,  Christopher,  Q.  C. . .  Toronto. 

E.  1854  M.  1853  Read,  John  B Toronto. 

H,  1854  H.  1854  Rykert,  John  C St.  Catharinos. 

M.  1859  M.  1858  Reynolds,  James    Prescott. 

T.   18G1  ]•:.  ISOl  Rock,  Warren,  Q.C London. 

E.  1961  E.  1861  Radenhurst,  William  H Barrie. 

M.  18G5  E.   1S{)2  Robb,  James  Simcoe. 

M.  18(54  T.    1862  Robertson,  Alexander Belleville. 

T.   1851  M.  18(52  Roljertson,  Henry,  LL.B CoUingwood. 

H.  1863  Robinson,  Edward Chatham. 

H.  1878  H.  1863  Robertson,  James  J Owen  Sound. 

M.  1863  M.  18(53  Reed,  Edmund  Baynes London. 

E.  1864  M.  1863  Rae,  George  M Toronto. 

H.  18(54  Rol)ertson,  David  B Belleville. 

H.  18(54  Remon,  Edward  P Ottawa. 

M.  1868  E.  1864  Robertson,  James  Edward  Toronto. 

E.  1864  Ross,  Donald  W Walkerton. 

M.  1864  Rolls,  James  A Chatham. 

M.  18C5  M.  1864  Reeve,  William  A.,  M.  A Napanee. 

H.  1865  H.  1805  Rogers,  Robert  V Kingston. 

M.  1866  Ray,  Neil  A Port  Elgin. 

M.  1867  M.  1867  Rose,  John  Edward,  LL.B Toronto. 

E.  1868  Robinson,  Samuel  S Orillia. 

E.  1872  E.  1869  Robertson,  Thos.  Jaffray Newmarket. 

E.  1869  T.   18(>9  Rutledge,  James    Whitby. 

M.  1872  E.  1871  Roblin,  Roderick  Stephen  ....  Picton. 

E.  1873  H.  1872  Reeve.  James  M Toronto. 

M.  1872  E.  1872  Roaf,  William Toronto. 

E.  1875  Robarts,  Josiah  T Owen  Sound. 

M.  1872  il.  1872  Ritchie,  Charles  Henry Toronto. 

H.  1874  H.  1873  Roaf,  James  R Toronto. 

H.  1875  H.  1874  Roger,  George  Morice  Peterboro'. 

H.  1874  H.  1874  Reesor,  Henry  Arthur,  B.A. . .  Toronto. 

H.  1874  H.  1874  Richards,  Albert  Elswood,  M.A  Brockville. 

E.   1877  E.  1874  Robertson,  David Walkerton. 

E.  1874  E.  1874  Ryersou,  Charles  Egerton,  B.  A  Toronto. 

E.  1875  H.  1875  Robinson,  John  Gunn,  M.  A. . .  Toronto. 

T.  1876  H.  1875  Rye,  Francis   Barrie. 

M.  1875  E.  1875  Radenhui-st,  George  A Goderich. 

E.  1876  E.  1876  Reynolds,  Edward  J Brockville. 


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219 


E.  1876 

H.  1877 

M.  1877 

H.  1878 
K  1878  K  1878 

T.  1878 

^T.  1878 

M.  187yM.  1878 

M. 1878 


T. 
H. 
T. 
T. 
T. 
T. 
E. 


1843  H. 

1844  M. 
1844  T. 

1846  M. 

1847  T. 

1847  M. 

1848  T. 
M. 
T. 
T. 

H.  1854  M. 
T.  1854  T. 
E.  1867  T. 
M.  1854  M. 
T.  1855  T. 

1856  H. 

1863  T. 

1859  T. 
E. 
T. 
T. 

1860  E. 
E. 
T. 

1875  T. 
1862  T. 

1861  H. 
M. 1861  T. 
T.  1861  T. 
M.  1861  M. 

M. 
H.  1862  M. 
H.  1864  M. 
E.  1864  H. 
H.  1867  E. 
T.  1863  T. 
M.  1863  M. 
E.  1869  H. 


E 

H. 

T. 


T. 


E. 
T. 
H. 


1842 

1843 

1844 

1844 

1847 

1847 

1848 

1848 

1852 

1853 

1858 

1854 

1854 

1854 

1855 

1856 

1858 

1858 

1859 

1859 

1859 

1860 

1860 

1860 

1860 

1860 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1862 

1863 

1853 

1863 

1863 

1864 


Roljb,  Oeorgo Bracebridge. 

Robertson,  P.  lieverley Hamilton. 

Kobinaon,  0.  C Toronto, 

Robertson,  Victor  A.  G Hamilton. 

Ridout,  Trevelyan Toronto. 

Ross,  James,  C f}anano(£ue. 

Rolph,  Thos.  T Toronto. 

Riordan,  D.  D Toronto. 

Reade,  VV.  M Toronto. 

S. 

Saxon,  James  F St.  Catharines. 

Smith,  Larratt  W.,  D.C.L Toronto. 

Slianly,  James Lontlon. 

Smith,  Hon.  Sidney,  Q.C Coboury. 

Sadleir,  Charlt'S  A Hamilton. 

Stanton,  James St.  Thomas. 

Scott,  Hon.  R.  W.,  Q.C Ottawa. 

Smart,  William  U Caledonia. 

Stevenson,  Fir-ncia  S Dunnville. 

Scott,  Francis Pembroke. 

Simpson,  Caleb  P Ridgetown. 

Stanton,  William  H Toronto. 

Snook,  Tunis  J Kingston. 

Sherwood,  William    Brockville. 

Sutherland,  Eoberfc   Walkerton. 

Saunders,  Thomas  W Cnelph. 

Shaw,  Alexander  Walkerton. 

Spohn,  Jacob  V Hamilton. 

Scott,  Thomas    Napanee. 

Schofield,  Frederick Brockville. 

Stanton,  William  Irvine   C'o1ioui-g. 

Spencer,  Theodore  H.,  LL.D  . .  Toronto. 

Severs,  James  W Toronto. 

Scatcherd,  R.  C Strathroy, 

Stonehouae,  Edward Brampton. 

Smith,  James  F Toronto. 

Scott,  William  H.,  Q.C Peterborough. 

Stephens,  Richard  P Toronto. 

Stayner,  Frederick  H London,  Eng. 

Smith,  Robert Stratford. 

Stewart,  Hamilton  D Bame. 

Scott,  John  G.,  Q.C Toronto. 

Sullivan,  Michael  Sarnia. 

Simpson,  James  H Belleville. 

Sniai-t,  William  Lynn   Hamilton. 

Snelling,  Richard.  LL.D Toronto. 

Scanlon,  Mark    Bradford. 

Smart,  David Port  Hope. 


220 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


E. 

E. 
M. 
E. 
E. 


I  .!*;.;! 


H. 
E. 
H. 
M. 


E. 
H. 
E. 


1864  E. 
E. 

1866  M. 
1876  H. 

1865  E. 

1865  E. 

t! 

E. 

1866  r. 
M. 

1867 

1868  H. 

1867  H. 
1870  H. 

E. 

1869  M. 

1869  H. 

1870  M. 
M. 

M.  1871  E. 
M.  1870  M. 
M.  1870  M. 

M. 

E. 

H. 
H.  1876  M. 
M.  1872  M. 
M.  1872  H. 

H. 

H. 
T.  1874  T. 
E.  1875  E. 
M.  1876  E. 
H.  1875  H. 

H. 

1876  H. 

1877  T. 
1877 

1877  E. 
M. 

1878  T. 
1878  T. 

H. 

H. 

H. 
1878  E. 
1878  T. 
1878  T. 


H. 
T. 
T. 
E. 

H. 
H. 


E. 
T. 
T. 


1864  Street,  William  P.  R London. 

1864  Steele,  William  H Toronto. 

1864  Stephens,  John  James      Owen  Sound. 

1865  Scane,  E.  W Chatham. 

1865  Smith,  George  Young,  LL.B  . .  Whitby. 

1865  Smith,  William  Sidney Toronto. 

1865  Slee,  Edwin  A    Port  Elgin. 

1865  Smith,  Henry Cobourg.* 

1866  Stevenson,  John  McLean Bradford. 

1866  P>ullivan,  William  Henry Kingston. 

1866  Smyth,  Robert  C Brantford. 

Seager,  Charles  Goderich, 

1867  Sparks,  Nicholas    Ottawa. 

1867  Smith,  James  Grayson Stratford. 

1868  Scott,  David  Lynch Orangeville. 

1868  Smith,  George  Young   Whitby. 

1868  Sewell,  Henry Stratford. 

1868  Smith,  Seth  Soper Port  Hope. 

1869  Strathy,  Henry  Hatton    Barrie. 

1869  Sharpe,  James  W Dresden. 

1869  Sanders,  Edgar  B Stayner. 

1870  Smith,  Henry  Hall    Peterborough. 

1870  Smythe,  Edward  Handley   ...  Kingston. 

1870  St.  Julien,  Joseph  Timoleon    . .  Hull. 

1870  Stewart,  McL.,  M.  A Ottawa. 

1871  Secord,  John  Tilsonburg. 

1872  Start,  John  Edward Port  Colbome. 

1872  Spragge,  Arthur  G.  M Toronto. 

1872  Strathy,  James  Robert Toronto. 

1873  Smith,  James  B Lindsay. 

1873  Sampson,  Alexander Toronto. 

1874  Sutherland,  W.  M Toronto. 

1874  St.  John,  Frederick St.  Catharines. 

1875  Small,  John  TurnbuU,  M.A.   . .  Toronto. 

1875  Symons,  Harry  Toronto. 

1878  Snider,  Colin  G Cayuga. 

1876  Smythe,  A.  E Kingston. 

1876  Scott,  Henry  J Toronto. 

1877  Stone,  E.  B Napanee. 

Steele,  David Toronto. 

1877  Smellie,  Robert  S Toronto. 

1877  Smith,  3.  S Belleville. 

1878  Shepley,  George  F Toronto. 

1877  Shaw,  Robert Kingston. 

1878  Stone,  J.  J.  W Burlmgton. 

1878  Springer,  D.  R Hamilton. 

1878  Skinner,  G.H 

1878  Simpson,  David  B Bowmanville. 

1878  Sheppard,  H.  P Toronto. 

1878  Sheppard,  M.  Jr Fenelon  Falls, 

Saxon,  Jaa.  F 


BARRISTERS   AND   ATTORNEYS. 


221 


T. 

H.  1860  M.  1866  Tilt,  James Toronto. 

M.  1858  T.  1857  Tisdale,  David,  Q.C Simcoe. 

H.  1862  T.  1861  Totten,  Warren Woodstock. 

E.  1862  Templeton,  James Amherstburgh. 

T.   1864  Tyrrell,  Frank    Morrisburgh. 

M.  1866  M.  1864  Thomas,  John  Parker   Belleville. 

T.  1877  T.  1865  Tiffany,  Edward  H    Alexandria. 

H.  1869  T.  1866  Taillon,  George  Ottawa. 

E.  1867  M.  1866  Thome,  Horace Toronto. 

H.  1871  H.  1871  Tizard,  George  Langrish Toronto. 

E.  1871  H.  1871  Taylor,  John  M. A London. 

E.  1874  E.  1872  Terhune,  J.  E Listowell. 

E.  1876  E.  1875  Tapper,  J.  Stewart,  B.  A Toronto. 

E.  1876  E.  1876  Thom,  John  H Toronto. 

E.  1876  E.  1876  Thomson,  Daniel  E. Toronto. 

T.  1877  E.  1877  Teetzal,  James  V Hamilton. 

T.  1877  E.  1877  Teeple,  Lyman  D  Aylmer. 

H.  1878  Traver,  Elliot St.  Catharines. 

M.1878  Towers,  Wm.  B 

M.  1878  M.  1878  Titus,  L.  U.  C Belleville. 


H.  1866  H.  1863    Upper,  Martin  C Dunnville. 

T.   1864    Usher,  John  F.  C Toronto. 


H.  1847  T.  1846 

T.  1846 

H.  1363  T.  1852 

M.  1859  M.  1850 

M.  1861 

E.  1878  E.  1871 

E.  1873  H.  1872 

M.  1872  M.  1874 

H.  1878 


V. 


VanNorman,  G.  R.,  Q.C Brautford. 

VanDusen,  Owen   Owen  Sound. 

Vance,  James  J Toronto. 

VanKoughnet,  Salter  J Toronto. 

Vansit*-ard,  J.  G Tilsonburg. 

VanNorman,  Frederick    Lindsay. 

Vincent,  Harry Fergus. 

Vidal,  B.  H Toronto. 

Vivian,  Henry London. 


T. 

1830  M. 

1827 

E. 

1839  H. 

1839 

T. 

1853  T. 

1852 

M. 

1842  H. 

1853 

E. 

1877  T. 

1854 

w. 

Winterbottom,  W.  B 

Wallbridge,  Hon.  L.,  Q.C. 

Weller,  Charles  A 

Woods,  Robert  S.,  Q.C.    . . 
Wilson,  John  W.  H 


Niagara. 

Belleville. 

Peterborough. 

Chatham. 

Bradford. 


I     I 


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i'  ' 


iW 


222 


T. 
T. 


E. 
E. 
E. 

H. 
H. 


1867  M. 

1857  M. 
E 
M.  1876  H* 
M. 1860  E. 
T.  1874  H. 
M.  1863  E. 
H. 1867  E. 
T. 

1864  M. 

1866  E. 
1873  E. 

E. 

1867  E. 
1867  M. 

M.  1865  H. 

E. 

E. 

E. 
E.  1870  T. 
M.  1865  M. 

E. 

E 
M.  1866  M. 

M. 

1872  M. 

1873  E. 

1869  H. 
M. 

1870  M. 

1875  E. 
M.  1871  H. 
M. 1868  T. 
M.  1877  M. 
M.  1872  M. 
M.  1871  M. 

M. 

M. 
M.  1872  H. 
H. 1872  H. 

1874  T. 
1874  M. 

E. 

E. 
1872 
1878  E. 

1876  E. 
1876  E. 

M:  1876  T. 
M. 


E. 
E. 
H. 

H. 
T. 


T. 
M. 


H. 
E. 
E. 
E. 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 

1855  Wilkinson,  Richard  T Newcastle. 

1856  Wells,  Hon.  Rupert  M Toronto. 

1858  Wartlell,  A.  R Dundaa. 

1859  Warren,  James  Chatham. 

1860  Wood,  Samuel  George,  LL.B..  Toronto. 

1861  Wright,  John Port  Hope. 

1802  Woods,  James  P Stratford. 

1862  Walker,  William  Henry Ottawa. 

1862  Williams,  Walter  S Napanee. 

1863  Wells,  Thomas   IngersoU. 

1864  Wilson,  Hugh  McKenzie Brantford. 

1864  WarmoU,  Charles  Vict Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

1864  Waddell,  Robert  R Hamilton. 

1864  Watt,  James Guelph. 

1864  Wetenhall,  Henry Toronto. 

1865  White,  Solomon Cooks ville. 

1865  Walker,  P.  F Goderich. 

1865  White,  William  J St.  Thomas. 

1865  Wickson,  Samuel  Toronto. 

1865  Ward,  James  W.  W Ottawa. 

1865  Walkem,  Richard  T Kingston. 

1866  Wilson,  Thomas  J Parkhill. 

1866  Wright.  Frederick Toronto. 

1866  Walsh,  Michael IngersoU. 

1866  Woodyatt,  Thomas    Brantford. 

1867  Wilson,  John  S Meaford. 

1868  White,  W.  R Peirbroke. 

1869  Wilkes,  Alfred  John,  hUh. .  , .  Brantford. 
1869  Williams,  Adolphus Welland. 

1869  Watt,  William  Brantford. 

1870  Wink,  A.  S Dundas. 

1871  Walker,  William  Frederick Hamilton. 

1871  Wright,  Wm.  McKay,  B.C.L. .  Ottawa. 

1871  Winchester,  John Toronto. 

1871  White,  John   Hamilton. 

1871  Ward,  Henry  Alfred Port  Hope. 

1872  Wallbridge,  Samuel  S Belleville. 

1872  Watson,  George  A Clinton. 

1873  Wicksteed,  Richard  John,  M.A  Ottawa. 

1873  Wardrop,  Robert   Toronto. 

1874  Watt,  David  Hill  Toronto. 

1874  Watson,  George  H Toronto. 

1875  Walkem,  Joseph  Boomer Kingston. 

1875  Wade,  Edward  Ellis Goderich. 

Wilkes,  Charles  Rann  

1876  Wells,  George  W Simcoe. 

1876  Whitney,  James  P Morrisburg. 

1876  Woods,  John  E Brockville. 

1876  Wood,  Robert  E Peterborough. 

1876  Woodyard,  Thomas  H 


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223 


M.  1876  M.  1876  'VVhiteside,  J.  L Lindsay. 

M.  1877  M.  1876  Whiting,  John  L Kingston. 

M.  1876  Wade,  T.  S Brantford. 

H.  1877  M.  1876  Wyld,  William  Dundaa. 

M.  1877  M.  1877  WaUis,  Charles  S Leamington. 

M.  1876  White,  W.  R Brampton. 

E.  1878  H.  1877  Worrell,  J.  A Toronto. 

H.  1878  'White,  A.  A.  G 

Wilkinson,  J.  H Windsor. 

T.  1878  T.  1878  Wilson,  Matthew 

T.   1878  Woodman,  Joseph    Goderich. 

M.  1878  Webster,  G.  R 

M.  1878  Wright,  J.  A.    Toronto. 

Y. 

E.  1865  Yeomans,  Silas  P Goderich. 


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224 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


JUDICIAL  OFFICERS  IN  ENGLAND,  QUEBEC, 

MARITIME  PROVINCES,  MANITOBA, 

AND  BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


ENGLAND. 

THE  SUPREME  COURT  OF  JUDICATURE. 

REStDSNT.— !r/(e  Lord  High  CAanccZ/or.— Right  Hon.  Hugh  MacCalmont,  Baron 
Cairns. 

THE  COURT  OP  APPEAL. 

Ex  Officio  Judffeg.—Tho  Lord  High  Chancellor  (President),  The  Lord  Chief 
Justice  of  Englanl,  The  Master  of  the  Kolls,  The  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  the  Common 
Pleas,  The  Lord  Chi«f  Baron  of  tbe  Exchequer. 

Lords  of  Appeal  in  Ordinary,— liord  Blackburn,  Lord  Gordon. 

Lord  Justices  of  Appeal.— ?:\t  William  M.  James,  Sir  Richard  Baggallay,  Sir 
George  W.  W.  Bramwell,  Sir  William  B.  Brett,  Sir  Henry  Cotton,  Sir  Alfred  Henry 
Thesiger. 

the  high  court  of  justice. 

Chanceby  Division. 
Lord  Chance.'.'or.  -  Lord  Cainis. 
Matter  qf  the  Rolls.— 8iv  George  Jeseell. 

Vice-Chanccllors.—i^lv  Richard  Malins,  Sir  James  Bacon,  and  Sir  Charles  HolL 
Judge.— Sir  Edward  Fry. 

Queen's  Bench  Division. 
Lord  Chief  Jugtice.—8it  A.  J,  E.  Cockburn,  Bart. 
Jtidges. 


Sir  John  Mellor. 
"  Robert  Lush. 


Sir  William  V.  Field. 
"  Henry  Manisty. 


Common  Pleas  Division. 

Lord  Chief  Justice.— hoTd  Coleridge. 

Judges. 


Sir  Wiliiuin  I(.  Grove, 
lion.  George  Donman. 


Sir  N.  Lindley. 
"   Henry  C.  Ljpes. 


Exchequer  Division. 

Lord  Chief  Baron.— Sir  Fitzroy  Kelly. 

Barons.— 'kit  A.  Clensby,  Sir  Charles  E.  Pollock,  Sir'Johu  W.  Huddleston. 

Judge.— ^\v  Henry  Hawkins. 

Probate,  Divorce,  and  Admiralty  Division. 

President. — Sir  Junies  Ilanncn. 
Juf^c— Sir  Robert  Pbillimore,  D.C.L. 

Court  of  Arches. 
Judge.— Lord  Tonzance. 

Bankruptcy. 
Chief  Judye.—Sit  JAtacB  Baccn. 

Senior  Registrar.-'W.  Hazlltt,  Esq. 


JUDICIAL  OFFICERS. 


225 


Imont,  Baron 


Law  Officers  of  the  Crown. 


Attorney  Oena'al.—&ir  John  Holker,  Q.C. 
Solicitor  General.— Sir  H.  S.  Qiffard,  Q.C. 


Home. 


Oxford. 


Circuits. 

Midland. 


Norfolk. 


Northern. 


THE  JUDICIAL  COMMITTEE  OF  THE  PRIVY  COUNCIL. 
The  members  usually  attending  the  Committee  are : 

Right  Hod.  Lord  Chancellor. 
"        Lord  Selborne. 

Lord  Peniianco.  " 

Lord  Blackburn.  " 

Lord  Gordon  of  Drumearn. 
Sir  James  VV.  Oolville. 
"         Sir  Robert  Pbillimore. 
B<flf»»fmr.— Henry  Reeve,  Esq.,  C.B.,  D.C.L. 
Chief  Clerk,  Judicial  Department. — G.  P.  Wheeler,  Esq, 
CUrk  of  Appeals.— Rohcit  Lemon,  Esq. 


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Right  Hon.  Sir  James  Hannen. 
"         Lord  Justice  James. 
Sir  Barnes  Peacock. 
Sir  Montague  E.  Smith. 
Sir  Robert  P.  Collier. 
Henry  S.  Keatini;. 


QUEBEC. 

Court  of  Queen's  Bench. 

Chief  Justice. 
Hon.  Sir  A.  A.  Dorion,  Knt. 

Puisiu  Judgu,. 
Hon.  S.  C.  Monck.  Hon.  J.  U.  Tessier. 

'•    T.  K.  Ramsay.  "    A.  Cross. 

CUrk  of  Appeals.— Ja.  F.  W.  Marcband. 

Superior  Court. 

Chief  Justice. 

Fon.  W.  C.  Meredith,  Quebec. 


Name. 
Hon.  F.O.  Johnson..  . 

"  F.  W.  Torrance  . . 

"  Robert  Mackay  . . 

"  H.  F.  Rainvillo  .. 

"  A.  0.  Papineau  . . . 

"  A.  Stuart    

••  L.  E.  N.  Casault   . 

"  L.  B.  CaroD , 

'•  A.  Polette    

"  M,  Doherty , 

"  J.  B.  Bourgeois  . .  ■ 

'*  M.  A.  Plamondon 


Puisne  Judges. 
District.  Name. 


District. 


L.  Bfilanger Beauharnois. 

0.  Dunkin    Bedford. 

H.  W.  Chagnon St.  Johns. 

L.  A.  Oliver Joliette.  [en  Bas 

H.  T.  TftEchereau  .  .Riviere  du  Loup 

J.  N.  Bossu Montmngny. 

T.  J.  J.  Loranger  . .  Richelieu. 

L.  V.  Sicotte   St.  Hyacinthe. 

J.  Maguire    Rimouski. 

T.  MoCord    New  Carlisle. 

A.  B.  Routhier  Chicoutimi. 

.Arthaboskaville.    "    M.  Laframboise^ QaspO. 

Vice  Admiralty  Court. 
Juas«.— Hon.  G.  O'KiU  Stuart. 
Registrar.— Stxass  Dunbar. 
lfar«7(a(.— John  B.  Parkio. 


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S26  ONTABIO  LEGAL  DIBECTOBT. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

SlTFBEBCE  COXTKT. 

ChUf  Jiutie* — Sir  William  Yoang,  KnL 

Judff*  in  Equity — Hon.  J.  W.  Ritehte. 

Pui$iu  Judgu.—Uon.  Fraderick  W.  F.  OMBamn,  Hon.  Hogfa  Haedonald,  Hon. 
Hanrj  William  Smith,  lion.  Alexander  Jamei,  Hon.  Robert  L.  Weatlierbee. 

Prothonotary  and  Clerk  9f  the  Crown Martin  L  Wilkini,  Q.C. 

it«p«rt«r.— Benjamin  Buaaell,  Eiq. 

Ck)T7BT  or  DiVOBCK  AKD  MATRIMOmAL  CAUSES. 

Ji.dff9  Ordinary.— Hon.  J.  W.  Ritchie. 
Jt^i ' '      '.— Jamee  H.  Thome. 

VicE-AnMXRAi.Tr  Court. 

Jud;^*.— Sir  William  Toung. 
Stffittrar.—hewiM  W.  Dt«Barre8. 
JforcAoL— Joeeph  BelL 

CouKTy  Courts. 

Judget. — James  W.  Johnston,  Hon.  M.  B.  DesBrisay,  A.   W.    BaTaiy,   G.    A. 
Blanchard,  W.  A  Mone.  Hon.  Stewart  Cunpball,  B.  E.  Tremain. 


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NEW  BRUNSWICK. 
Supreme  Court. 
CM4|f /tMfiee.— Hon.  Jdw  C  Alien. 

Puitne  Juiga.— 


Hon.  J.  W.  Weldon. 
"    Cbariea  Fiaher. 


Hon.  A.  R.  Wetmore. 
M    Charles  Duff. 


CUrk  dS  th*  Crovn.—W.  H.  Tuck,  Q.C. 

Prothonotary  amd  Clerk  qf 
raiiam  Carman. 

B^forter.—W.  Pugsltgr,  Jr. 


I*rothonotary  amd  Clerk  qf  Pleat :  and  CUek  of  Superior  Court  in  Equity.— 
William  Carman. 


County  Courts. 

Jttd!^.— Hous.  J.  O.  SteTcns,  James  Steadman,  Edward  Williston,  Ohes.  Waters, 
Bliss  Botafind. 

Vice-Adsuraltt  Court. 

Judge.  -Hon.  Charles  Waiters. 
Deputy  Judge.— B.  L.  Peten,  Esq. 
Regietrair. — Geo.  Blatdi. 
MarshaL—T.  C.  Humbert. 

Court  of  Divorce  and  Matrimonial  Causes. 

Judge.— 'Bon.  ChailM  fisher. 
Regiatrtlr.—YnMuiB  A.  H.  Stratton. 


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Bdould,  non. 
erbee. 


S. 


BaTuy,  O.   A. 


re. 


urt  in  Equity.— 


>n,  OhM.  Wftton, 


QSES. 


JUDICIAL  0FFICEH8.  327 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

Supreme  Court. 

€hitf  JuiHee. — Hon.  Edward  Palmer. 

J^uitiM  J^dget Bon.  J.  H.  Petort,  Hon.  Joieph  Henaley. 

CZwifc.— Daniel  Hodgaon. 

Court  ov  Chancery. 

ChaneeOor.—Hla  Honor  The  Lieut-GoTemor. 

MaOer  of  th»  RoUt.—Hon.  Jemea  H.  Peten. 

Vice  CAaneeOor—Hon.  Joaeph  Henaley. 

Matter  BtUraordinary.—Thomaa  Kelly,  Summertide, 

JTcuterr.— Hon.  W.  Forgan,  Q.O.,  Hon.  John  Iiongworth,  Hon.T.  H.  Haviland,  (^0. 

Regiilnar.—Jtm9a  D.  Irring. 

Vice  Admiralty  Court. 

-Judjfe.—Uon.  Edward  Pahner. 

Dmnity.  Judges. -Uon,  Joaeph  Henaley,  Hon.  John  Longworth. 

Re§titrar. — Jamea  D.  Ir? ing. 

MarAoL — Fred.  Hjrndman. 

Court  of  Probate  and  Wills. 

Surrogate  and  Judge. — Hon.  Charlea  Young,  LL.D. 
Jl<;^rar.— Oeorge  Hubbard. 

County  Court. 

Oonaty.  Judge.  Clerk.  Residence. 

Oneen'a Qeor^e  Alley H.  Blatch Charlottetown. 

King'a    DenniaO  Keddin.  ..Oeorge  A.  Aiken.... Georgetown. 

Prinae Hon.  Wm.  U.  Fope..W.  T.  Hunt 8umme»ide. 


MANITOBA. 

Court  of  Queen's  Bench. 

Chitf  JutUee.—Eon.  B.  B.  Wood. 

Futtne  Judgee.—Uon.  J.  C.  McKeaguey,  Hon.  L.  Betoumay. 

CZarfc  of  the  Ootcn.— Daniel  Carey. 

JA«Kf— Colin  Inkater. 

County  Court. 

Held  by  Judges  of  Court  of  Queen'a  Bench. 

Clerks  and  Deputy  Clerks  of  Crown. 

County.  Name. 

Selkirk Frank  J.  Clarke. 

'  Liagar. Tbomaa  Norquay. 

Provenehor Joseph  Turenne. 

Marquette,  Raat John  McDougall. 

Marquette,  West    John  McDonald 


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BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Supreme  Couet. 

Chief  Jtutiee.—Uon.  M.  B.  Begbie. 

Puitme  JtidffU.—Eon.  H.  P.  Pellew  Rreare,  Hon.  John  Hamilton  Gray. 

Segittmr.—Ctiarlea  E.  Pooley. 

County  Courts. 

Judge.  Registrar.  District. 

Henry  M.  Ball J.  Lindsay  Cariboo. 

Edward  H.  Bandars A.  W.  Smith   Lillooet. 

Warner  B.  Spalding Nanalmo  and  Comox. 

.. . .  = J.  A.  R.  Homur New  Westminster. 

Peter  CRolly Northern  Gold  Mines. 

Hon.  A.  F.  Pemberton C.  J.  ProTOst  "Victoria. 


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FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 


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LIST  OF  FOREIGN  CORRESPONDENTS. 


EUROPE. 

AUSTRIA. 
TOWN.  LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

Brack    Dr.  Alexander  Wannish. 

Bninn  Dr.  Rudolph  Elder  Von  Ott. 

Carlsbad  Alfred  KnolL 

"  E.  Gotz. 

Gratz Ignatz  Berze. 

"  Leopold  link. 

Insprack Ludwig  Duregger. 

Crakan Felix  Szalachtoweki. 

Lemberg  Julius  Kolischer. 

Linz  Carl  ClodL 

"  Anton  Glanz. 

Olmutz Richard  Kutscher. 

Pesth Franz  Kiss. 

"  Leopold  Brode. 

Prague Arnold  Rosenbaoher. 

"  CarlScherks. 

Presburg  Alexander  Kiss. 

Salzburg   Dr.  Otto  Wildman. 

"  Dr.  Franz  Kiel 

Trieste Dr.  Rabi. 

••  Dr.  Guesda. 

Vienna Dr.  Carl  Von  Haerdtl. 

*•  Dr.  Wilhelm  Frantz. 

"  Alfred  Schmidt. 

BELGIUM. 

Antwerp  J.  F.  Mintjens. 

"  J.  S.  Stroybant. 

Bruges Charles  DeSchryoer. 

Brussels    See  Antwerp. 

Ghent See  Antwerp. 

Li^ge Mons.  Poncelet. 

"  Mons.  Doutrepbnt. 

Luxembourg Mons.  Simons. 

*•  Mons.  Liger. 

Namur J.  Dassy. 

Ostend  See  Bruges. 

Spa See  Li6ce. 

Wavre  J.  RueUe. 


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DEHMARK. 
TOWN.  LEGAL  OOBBBSPONDXHT. 

Aarhnua   J.  Winge. 

Copenhagen G.  E.  Brook. 

•♦  A.  H.  F.  Klubein. 

**  H.  B.  Halkier. 

Elsinore    0.  J.  Jenson. 

rBANCE. 

Abbeville MM.  Francois. 

Auxerre    "  Remache. 

Avignon    "  Jaquet. 

"  '♦  Roux. 

Beauvais "  Bowie. 

Bar-le-Due    *'  Bonne. 

Boulogne  Sur  Mar "  Benard. 

"  ♦•  Pouttier. 

Caen "  Perezil. 

Calais    "  Louis  Devot. 

Cannes "  Bouband. 

Chalon-Sur-Saone  *•  GuM)et. 

Cherbourg    "  Le  Blond. 

*•  "  Drouet. 

Cognac "  Frandray. 

Dieppe "  Blainville. 

lille  "  Pajot 

"  ••  Bayart. 

Lyons    ••  Galliot. 

•'  Chapuia. 

Macon  •*  Bourette. 

Marseilles '*  Estrangin. 

"  "  Boyer. 

Mentone   '*  Albini. 

Montpelier  •*  Femer. 

Moulins "  Aymard. 

Nancy   "  Contal. 

"  "  Lambert. 

Nice  "  Cardon. 

"  "  Leon. 

Orleans "  Jourdan. 

"  "  Rabier. 

Paris •«  Dufour,  61  Rue  d'Anjon. 

**  *'  Benoit,  45  Rue  Joubert. 

"  '•  Vignon,  6  Rue  de  Seine. 

"  "  A.  Carette,  19  Rue  Monge. 

Rheims **  Broyard. 

"  "  Dupr^. 

Rochefort •'  Duplais. 

Saumur "  LeRoy. 


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231 


TOWM.  LEGAL  CORMSFONBXNT. 

St.  Etienne MM.  Vincent. 

Toulouse  "  Dinnat. 

"  "  Galantin. 

Vannes "  Baudio. 

GERMANY. 

Aix  La  Ohapelle Herr  Mayer. 

Anrich "  Vissering. 

Bamberg  "  Kraus. 

Berlin    "  Dorn. 

••  ••  Meyer. 

"  "  Hecker. 

"  "  Levin. 

Bonn "  Hopmann. 

Bremen "  John  Heineken. 

"  J.  H.  E.  Stachorr. 

Breslau *'  Kerb. 

Bromberg "  Gessler. 

Brunswick    "  Horst. 

Oarlsruhe "  Banmstark. 

"  "  Boeokh. 

Cassel    *'  Weigel. 

Coburg "  E.  i^hmann. 

Colberg "  H.  Leopold.  • 

Cologne "  Dubelmann. 

Danzig "  Ropell. 

Daunstadt    "  Adolph  Buchner. 

Dresden    "  Gustave  Lehmann. 

Dusseldorf    "  Stiesberg. 

Ems   "  Cramer. 

Erfurt    "  Kuster. 

Essen *•  Rocholl. 

Frankfort  A.  M **  Ludwig  Braunsfels. 

•'  "  F.  F.  Siebert 

Frankfort  A.  O "  Eisermann. 

Freiburg  LB *'  O.  Von  Waer.ker. 

Gotha    "  Hugo  Beck 

Gottingen '*  Seckel. 

Halle  A.  S "  Herman  Fiebiger. 

Hamburg "  Donnenberg  &.  Gotze. 

"  "  J.  &  A.  Wolfson. 

Hannover "  Berend. 

'•  *'  Werner. 

Heidelburg  "  Carl  Klingel. 

"  *•  Edwin  Leonhard. 

Jena "  Emil  Zerbst. 

Kiel  "  L.  Feldman. 

Konigsberg  in  Pr **  Stambran. 


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TOWN. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Konigsbcrg  in  Pr Herr  Meitzen. 

Leipsig "  R.  W.  Frenkel. 

**  "  Oscar  Langbein. 

Lubeck "  A.  PJessing. 

Magdeburg  *•  Steinbach. 

"  "  Schultz. 

Mannheim    "  Von  Feder. 

Mayence   "  Carl  Reinach. 

Meniingen *•  Otto  Heinbach. 

Meissen "  A.  Komich. 

Metz "  E.  MuUer. 

Munich "  Max  Aub. 

"  Julius  Rf 

MUnster    •'  Windhor 

NUmberg "  Hartman. 

Offenbach "  L.  Struker. 

Oldenburc "  Bargoiann. 

Osnabruck   "  G.  Bode. 

Posen "  Mehring. 

Potsdam   **  StoepeL 

Ratibor "  Hecke. 

Rostock  • "  M.  Thiers. 

Rottenburg '*  Klotz. 

Schleswig "  Weinmann. 

Schweinmrt *'  Horwitz. 

Schwerin "  M.  Ijowenthal. 

Stralsund "  0.  W.  Fabriciua. 

Strassburg    "  Paul  Mayer. 

«  "  H.  Ott. 

Stuttgart "  Carl  Gllz. 

Treves  "  J.  Rothschild. 

Ulm  "  Robert  Ebner. 

Weimar    , "  Luden. 

Wesel    *'  George  Carp. 

Wiesbaden  "  Brtlck. 

Wismar "  J.  A.  Martens. 

Wurzburg  "  Kaider. 

Zeitz "  Plesch. 

Zwickau    **  William  Schmidt. 

GREAT  BRITAIN. 

ENGLAND. 
TOWN.  SHIRE.  LEGAL   CORRESPONDENT. 

Abington  Oxford Godfrey  &  Son. 

Aylesbury Buckingham ....  Tyndal  &  Baynes. 

Bath   Somerset   Clovell  &  Simmons. 

Bedford Bedford. .....  . .  Whyley  &  Piper.  • 

**  "  Conquest  &  Clare. 


FOREIGN    CORRESPONDENTS. 


233 


TOWN. 

Birmingham 

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<< 

Bradford    

i< 

•< 

Bradford    

Bridceport    

Brigutou    

Bristol    

Boston    

Buckingham     

Barton  on  Trent  .... 
Cambridge     

Canterbury    

Carlyle  

Chelmsford    

Cheltenham 

Chester 

Chesterfield 

Chichester 

Colchester     

Coventry   

Cowes     

Derby 

Doncaster 

Dover     

Dunstable 

Durham    

Epson     

Exeter    

Falmouth 

Gravesend     

Gloucester     

Gospor<; 

Guildfort   

Hereford    

Hertford    

Huddersfield.. 

Hull   

Huntingdon 

Ipswick 

Kidderminster 

Kingsbridge 

Lancaster 

30 


SHIRE.  LEGAL  CORRESPOjSDENT. 

Warwick Wragge,  Ev^ans  &  Jesson. 

••  Miller,  Corbett  &  Co. 

'•  Best  &  Horton. 

York Gardiner  &  Jeffrey. 

•*  Woods  &  KiUick. 

•♦  W.  F.  Atkinson. 

Wilts Stone  &  Sparks. 

Dorset    W.  H.  Manley. 

Sussex    Hill,   Fitzhugh,   Wooloy  & 

Griffiths. 
Gloucest(  r Fry,  Abbott,  Pojie,  &  Brown. 

"  Osborne,  "Ward  &  Co. 

Lincoln Staniland  &  Wigglesworth. 

Buckingham. . . .  Nelson,  Heams  &  Langdon. 

Derby Bass  &  Jennings. 

Cambridge Barlow,  Palmer  &  Co. 

"  Endens  &  Knowles. 

Kent Plummer  &  Fielding. 

Cumberland ....  Wright  &  Brown. 
S.  &  S.  G.  Saul. 

Essex Duffield  &  Bruty. 

Gloucester J.  &  C.  Griffiths. 

Cheshire    Potts  &  Roberts. 

Derby Shipton  &  Hallewell. 

Sussex    Johnson  &  Raper. 

Essex E.  S.  Philbrick. 

Warwick Thomas  Browett. 

Hampshire   ....  J.  A.  Mew. 

Derby    Mercer,  Edwards  &  Mercer. 

York Shirley  fc  Atkinson. 

Kent Arthur  Stillwell. 

Bedford S.  D.  Middleton. 

Durham J.  G.  Hargreaves. 

Surrey    W.  A.  Reeder. 

Devon    Dawe  &  Son. 

Cornwall Genn  &  Nalder. 

Kent Sharland  &  Hatten. 

Gloucester Lovegrove  &  Bryan. 

Hampshire    ....  R.  E.  Hancock. 

Surrey   Caprou  &  Sparks. 

Hereford   James  &  Bodenham. 

Hertford    Spence,  Hawks  &  Phillips. 

York Barker  &  Son. 

"     Holden,  Sons  &  Hodgson. 

Huntingdon  ....  Hunnybunn  &  Son. 

SuflFolk Jackaman  &  Sons. 

Worcester Miller,  Corbitt  &  Co. 

"  Day,  Evans  &  Martin. 

Devon    J.  Square. 

Lancashire T.  Swainson  &  Son. 


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TOWN. 


SHIRE. 


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Lincoln Lincoln  . . . 

Liverpool  Lancashire 


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Leeds    York 


Leicester    Leicester  

Leominster    Hereford   

London Middlesex    .... 


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Loughboro'    Leicester  . 

Maceleafield Cheshire    . 

Maidstone Kent 

Manchester Lancashire 


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Monmouth    

Newark 

Newcastle 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne 

Nottingham 

Northampton    

Norwich     

Oakham     

Oxford    

Poole 

Portsmouth  

Plymouth 

Preston 

Reading    

Rugby    

St.  Albans 

Stafford 

Stamford    

Stratford  on  Avon  . . 
Sheffield     


Monmouth 

Nottingham 

Northumberland 
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Nottingham  . . . . 
Northampton  . . . 

Norfolk 

Rutland 

Oxford  

Dorset    

Hampshire   . . . . 

Devon    

Lancashire    . . . . 

Berkshire 

Warwick 

Hertford    

Stafford 

Lincoln  

Warwick 

York 


Stockport Cheshire 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

Burton  &.  Scorer. 
Hull,  Stone  &  Fletcher. 
Whitley  &  Maddock. 
Duncan,  Hill  &  Dickenson. 
Simpson  &  North. 
Barr,  Nelson  &  Barr. 
Bond  8c  Bai-wick. 
Burridge  &  Morris. 
Thomas  Sale. 
Henry  Kimber    &  Co.,   19 

Lombard  St.,  E.  C. 
Reyrax,  Phillips,  &  Golding, 

99  Cannon  Street. 
Lawrence,  Plows,  Boyer  & 

Barker,    13    Old   Jewry 

Chambers,  E.  C. 
Warry,  Robinson,  &  Surges, 

9  Lincoln  Inn  Fields. 
Anderson  &  Sons,  17  Iron- 
mongers Lane,  E.C. 
Bischolf,  Bompas  &  Bischoff, 

4GreatWinchesterSt.,E.C. 
Wooley,  Son  &  Beardsley. 
Brocklehurst  &  Wright. 
Scudamore  &  Brennan. 
Sale,  Shipman  &  Co. 
Earle,  Son  &  Orford. 
Slater,  Hechts  &  Co. 
Powles  &  Vizard. 
Pratt  &  Hodgkinson. 
Stanton  &  Atkinson. 
Foster,  Brown,  &  Foster. 
Thorpe  &  Thorpe. 
H.  &  H.  Markhauu. 
E.  S.  Bignold. 
W.  H.  Hough. 
Davenport  &  Robinson. 
R.  Aldridge. 
Cousin  &  Burbridge. 
Richard  H.  Dawe. 
Birdsall,  Wilson  &  Hulton. 
Blundy  &  Witherington. 
T.  M.  Wrateslaw. 
Blagg  &  Edwards. 
Blakiston  &  Everett. 
Thompson,  Phillips  &  Evans. 
Hobbes,  Slatter  &  Hobbes. 
Smith,  Hind  &  Smith. 
Rodgers,  Thomas  k  Co. 
Coppock  &  Hyde. 


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ONDEKT. 

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MT. 

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,  Boyer  & 
>ld  Jewry 
J, 

,  &  Burges, 
Fields. 
8,  17  Iron- 
KC. 

&  Bischoff, 
iterSt.,E.O. 
(eardsley. 
Vright. 
snnan. 
Co. 
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Co. 

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Ige. 

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&  Hulton. 

rington. 

V. 

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[pa  &  Evans. 

&  Hobbes. 

Smith. 

s  &  Co. 


TOWN. 


8H1KE. 


Southampton    Hampshire 


Sunderland 
Taunton . . . 

Truro  

Warwick  

Weymouth  . . . 
Whitehaven  . . . 
Winchester  ... 
Wolverhampton 
Worcester  .... 
Yarmouth 


•  ••••• 


Durham .... 
Somersat  . . 
Comvall  . . 
Warwick  . . 
Dorset  .... 
Cumberland 
Hampshire  . 

Stafford 

Worcester.. 
Norfolk 


TOWN. 


IRELAND. 
COUNTY. 


Athlone    Roscommon 

Athy Kililare  .... 

Armagh    Annagh.... 

Ballyshannon   Donegal 

Ballinasloe     Galway  .... 

Belfast   Antrim 


Oarrick  Fergus *' 

Carrick  on  Shannon . .  Leitrim 

Carlow  Carlow 

Castlebar  Mayo 

Cavan Cavan    

Clonmoll    Tipperary  . . . 

Coleraine   Londonderry 

Cork  Cork 


It 


Donnpatrick Down . . 

Drogheda Louth  . 

Dubliu    Dublin 


II 
II 


II 
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H         Dundalk    Louth 

Ennis Clare 

Enniskillen   Fermanagh  . 

Galway Galway 

Kilkenny  Kilkenny  . . . 

Londonderry   Londonderry 

Limerick       Limerick   . . . 

Monaghan    Monaghan . . . 

MuUingar Westnieath  . 

Omagh   Tyrone 

Portadown    Airmagh 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

Coxwell,  Bassett  &  Stanton. 
Green  &  Moberley. 
Robinson  &  Longden. 
W.  P.  Pinchard. 
Smith  &  Roberts. 
R.  C.  Heath. 
Steg^att  &  Hooper. 
Lamb  &  Howson. 
Wooldridge  &  Co. 
Thorne,  Smith  &  Thome. 
Pidcock  &  Son. 
C.  Diver. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

William  Kelly  &  Sons. 
Edward  Lord. 
George  E.  Cochrane. 
Pjiul  Dane. 
Edward  Blake. 
Andrews  &  MacLainc. 
Richanl  C.  Grubb. 
Johns,  Hewitt  &  Johns. 
T.  Digby  Johns. 
John  J.  McDermott. 
John  B.  Mulhall. 
Malachi  J.  Kelly. 
John  Armstrong. 
James  Moriarty. 
Crookshank  Bros.,  &  Leech. 
J.  &  J.  Bennett. 
J.  h  W.  G.  Lane. 
W.  V.  &  R.  Gregg. 
William  N.  WalKce. 
Michael  Verdon. 
Richard  Davoren. 
Casey  &  Clay. 
Maxwell  &  Wieldon. 
D.  &  T.  Fitzpatrick. 
C.  MacMahon. 
Timothy  Barton. 
Joseph  Alexander. 
James  W.  Blake. 
George  H.  Lowe. 
William  T.  Rowan. 
Connelly  &  Leahy. 
John  Re  illy. 
William  Mooney. 
Thomas  C.  Dickie. 
H.  J.  Harris. 


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TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


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Queenstown Cork Atwell  H,  Allen. 

Roscommon  Roscommon  ....  Joseph  Bnrke. 

Sligo   Sligo William  Harper. 

Tipperary Tipperary Edmond  S.  Rice. 

Tulfamore Kings  Robert  Whelan. 

Waterford    Waterford    ....  Pierse  Kelly. 

Wexford  Wexford    Corcoran  &  Son 

Wicklow    Wicklow   Robert  Burkett. 


TOWN. 


SCOTLAND. 
SHIRE. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Aberdeen Aberdeen 


. . .  Robertson  &  Luinsden. 

"  "  Stronack,  Duncan  &  Duguid. 

**  "  Edmond  &  Macqueen. 

Alloa    Clackmans    ....  James  G.  Wallace. 

Ayr Ayr W.  W.  &  J.  Pollock. 

Berwick  Berwick John  Sanderson. 

Cullen   Banff Alexander  Sim. 

Cupar     Fife George  A.  Pagan. 

Dingwall    Ross  John  Shaw. 

Dornoch Sutherland    ....  W.  S.  Frazer. 

Dumbarton    Dumbarton   ....  William  Baptie. 

Dumferline    Cupar J.  L.  Wardlaw. 

Dumfries Dumfries   Gordon  &  Whitelaw. 

Dundee Forfar    RoUo  &  Hendry. 

Edinburgh Edinburgh     ....  Pools,  Murray  &  Jamieson. 

'*  *'  Lindsay,  Howe,  Ly ties  &  Co. 

"  "  Hope,  Mann  &  Kirk. 

••  "  David  TurnbuU. 

Elgin Moray Cameron  &  Alien. 

Falkirk Stirling Russell  &  Aitkin. 

Glasgow   Lanark MoncreiflF,  Patterson,  Forbes 

&  Barr. 


Greenock   Renfrew    . . 

Haddington Haddington 

Inverary    Argyle  .... 

Inverness Inverness  . . 


Keith  Banff 


McGrigor,  Donald  &  Co. 
Borland  &  King. 
R.  &  S.  NeiU. 
Richardson  &  GemmilL 
J.  C.  MacSullich. 
Anderson  &  McDonald. 
James  Ross. 
Thurbum  &  Stephens. 


Kinross Kiaross R.  Bums  Begg 


Lanark  Lanark 

Leith Edinburg  . 

Linlithgow    Linlithgow 

Montrose   Forfar    . . . 

Nairn ,. Nairn 

Oban  Argyle  Alexander  McArthur. 

Paisley  Renfrew    George  Hart. 

Perth Perth Mackenzie  &  Dickson. 


Morrison  &  Marr. 
Wallace  &  Foster. 
Glen  &  Henderson. 
George  C.  Myers. 
J.  H.  Brown. 


tSPONDENT. 
n. 

IT. 

:e. 
I. 


CSPOKDENT. 

ainsden. 
an  &  Duguid. 
kjqueen. 
ace. 
oUock. 
a. 

an. 


^ 
telaw. 

&  Jamieson. 
),  Lytles  &  Co. 
Kirk. 

11. 

ieu. 

:in. 

uerson,  Forbes 

[aid  &  Co. 


[remmiU. 

ch. 

cDonald. 

ephens. 

irr. 
ter. 
'son. 
irs. 


^hur. 
ickson. 


FOREIGN    CORP^SPONDENTS. 


237 


TOWN. 


STiIRE. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Bothsay Buteshire 

Selkirk  Selkirk 

Stirling Stirling 

Thurso   Caithness 

Tain    Ross  George  T.  Munroe 

Wick   Caithness William  P.  Smith. 

Wigton Wigton William  McClure. 


John  T.  Wilson. 
P.  S.  Lang. 

Chrystal  &„McFarlane. 
Burns  &  McDonald. 


Brecon 

Caermarthen... . 
Caernarvon  . . . , 

Cardigan    

Cardiff   

Denbigh 

Haverford  West 

Llanelly    , 

Merthyr  Tydvil 
Montgomery    . . . 

Neath 

New  Radnor .... 

Newtown  

Pembroke 

Swansea 


WALES. 

Brecknock William  T.  B.  Bishop. 

Caermarthon  ....  W.  &  C.  Morris. 

Caernarvon  ....  Roberts  &  Thomas. 

Cardigan  Asa  J.  Evans. 

GlamorganI Luerd  &  Sherley. 

Denbigh    Gold,  Edwards  &  Weston. 

Pembroke Davis  &  Co. 

Caermarthen  . . .  Mansel  Rees. 

Glamorgan Smith,  Lewis  &  Jones. 

Montgomery William  Wilding. 

Glamorgan R.  T.  Leypon. 

Radnor William  Stephens. 

Montgomery Williams  &  Gittins. 

Pembroke William  Davis  &  Co. 

Glamorgan    ....  Brown  &  Collins. 


TOWN. 


HOLLAND — KINGDOM  OF  THE  NETHERLANDS. 
LEGAL  CORHESPONDENT.      TOWN.  LEGAL  CORRESPOEDENT. 


Amsterdam T.  M.  Asser. 

L.  H.  Kuhn. 

Dortrecht  . , Aden  Bandt. 

The  Hague  ...  .J.  G.  Rochussen. 

(S.  Gravenhage)  ..J.  J.  Bergsma. 

Groningen  . . .  W.  H.  de  Savomin. 

"  J.  A.  Tellegen. 


Haarlem F.  L.  Kist. 

Maestricht  . .  Eugene  Van  Oppen. 

Rotterdam L.  C.  Diebreck. 

C.  E.  Havclaar. 

Schiedam    Dr.  Bremmer. 

Utrecht G.  H.  Van  Bolhuis. 

"  D.  J.  H.  Van  Eeden. 


ITALY. 


Bologna  ....  Antonio  Giovanardi. 

"  Angelo  de  G.  Agnoli. 

Carrara Carlo  Micheloni. 

Catania    Antonio  Marra. 

Civita  Vecchia  . . .  Augnsto  Riggi. 

Como    Carlo  Schacchi. 

Florence    Adriano  Mari. 

"         »         Leopoldo  Galeotti. 

Genoa E.  Bixio. 

G.  Sartorio. 

Mantua  Vitale  Franchetti. 

Messina    Sante  De  Cola. 

Milan    Alessaudro  Dina. 

Giorgio  Bascggio. 


Naples     Enrico  Castellano. 

Naples  Francesco  Correra. 

Palermo Paolo  Maltese. 

Pa  via  Filippo  Beretta. 

Pisa Emilio  Bianchi. 

•'  Aurelio  Fontani. 
Rome    . . . .' Pietro  Calvi. 

"  F.  Franchi. 

San  Remo Alfredo  Camons. 

Spezia Francesco  Pelizza. 

Turin Luigi  Berardi. 

••  Carlo  EUena. 

Venice Sebastiano  Tecchio. 

Verona Luigi  Tesconi. 


238 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIBECTOftY. 


NORWAY  AND  SWEDEN. 
TOWN.         LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT.      TOWN.         LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

Christiania 


N.A.  Eger. 

"  C.  H.  B.  Lasson. 

Mallmo Christian  Loven. 


Stookholm 0.  A.  Beoknum. 

CarL  V.  HeUbei|^ 


PORTUGAL. 


Lisbon    Paulo  Midosi.  I  Oporto Alexander  Braga. 

"  Ricardo  T.  Duarte.  I       "  Jose.  M.  da  Fonseoa. 


SPAIN. 


Alicante . .  B.  Amoros. 

Cadiz Bamon  Pardillo. 

Denia Bartoleme  Valles. 

Gibraltar M.  W.  Stokes. 

••  G.  F.  CornweU. 


Palma Pedro  RipolL 

Sevilla Manuel  Larana. 

Vallodolid   Jose  M.  Lopez. 

Xerez   .' Juan  Cerron. 

Zaragossa Martin  Villar. 


SWITZERLAND. 


Basel C.  Bernoulli. 

Bern  R.  Brunner. 

"  F.  Hofer. 

Fribourg   Week  &  Perrier. 

Geneva    Gustav  Ador. 

"  David  Morian. 


Luzem J.  Hod«L 

Lausanne   Ruchonnet. 

Solothum   Adam  Auber. 

Zurich  .  ..Honegger  &  Zuppingw. 
G.  F.  Ehrhardt 


TOWN. 

Honolulu..., 
(I 


Panama 


SANDWICH  ISLANDS. 

LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

A.  S.  Hartwell. 

Henry  A.  Pierce,  U.  S.  Minister. 

SOUTH  AMERICA. 

V.  S.  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Dr.  Pacheca. 


Havana 


Matanzas. 


O.  M.  Long,  U.  S.  ConsuL 
WEST  INDIES. 

CUBA. 

,. .  .D,  Augustin  de  Saavedra. 

D.  Fraucisco  Loriga. 
D.  L.  Angulo  y  Heredia. 


l^assau . 


NEW  PROVIDENCE. 

....  Sir  Geo.  C.  Anderson. 
Bruce  L.  Bumiide,  Q.  0. 


RRESPONDXNT. 

A.  Beokman. 
.  V.  HeUberg. 


xander  Braga. 
[.  da  Fonseca. 


Pedro  RipolL 
anuel  Larana. 
oBo  M.  Lopez. 
.Juan  Cerron. 
^f  artin  Villar. 


, . . .  J.  HodeL 
.  .Ruchoimet. 
Adam  Aubw. 
&  Zuppinger. 
F.  Ehrhardt 


T. 

inister. 


FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 

JAMAICA. 
TOWN.  LEGAL  CORRESFOKDENTS. 

Kingston Hill,  Airey  &  Harvey. 

"  Burke  &  Ue. 

HAYTI. 

Port  au  Prince Joseph  C.  Antoine, 

"  Joseph  Archin. 

ST.    THOMAS. 

St.  Thomas H.  Hjerno. 

C.  Muller. 

ASIA. 

CHINA. 

Canton     I J.  J.  Henderson. 

ShS^gh^  t     Ithamar  B.  Eames. 

JAPAN. 

Yeddo H.T.Terry. 

Yokohama W.  C.  Hill. 

EGYPT. 

Alexandria G.  Mathiele. 

Cairo   Hy.  A.  Le  Moyne. 

"  Charles  Jung. 

UNITED  STATES. 


239 


TOWN. 


ALABAMA. 
COUNTY. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Andalusia Covington C.  J.  Watson. 

Ashville St.  Clair    J.  W.  Inzer. 

Birmingham Jefferson  Terry  &  Lane. 

Blountsville Blount  Hammill  &  Dickinson. 


Garrollton Pickens 

Centreville    Bibb 

Demopolis    Marengo 


M.  L.  Stansel. 
J.  L.  Peters. 
William  E.  Clarke. 


Eufaula Barbour   G.  L.  Comer. 


Entaw    Greene 

Florence   Lauderlale 

Greensboro' Hale 


Clarke  &  McQueen. 
R.  0.  Pickett. 
Garrett  &  Young. 


Huntsville Madison    Beime,  Humes  &  Gordan. 


240 


ONTARIO   LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


LEGAL  CORBESFONDENT. 


Jacksonville CaDionn    Hames  &  Martin. 

Lafayett"^  Chambers' E.  G.  Kichards. 

Mobile    Mobile   P.  &  T.  A.  Hamilton. 

Montgomery  Montgomery    ..  Clopton,  Herbert  &Chamber3 

Walter  L.  Bragg. 

Opelika Lee H.  C.  Lindsey. 

Selma Dallas    Pettus,  Dawson  &  TiUman. 

Talladega Talladega Walden  &  Bishop. 

Tuscaloosa    Tuscaloosa    ....  Stirling  A.  M.  Wood. 

Tuscumbia    Colbert Joseph  H.  Sloss. 

ARIZONA  TERRITORY. 

Arizona  City Yuma    Clarence  Gray. 

Prescott     Yavapai     John  HoM'ard. 

Tucson  Pima Briggs  &  Goodrich. 


ARKANSAS. 

Augusta Woodruff  ..... 

Batesville Indei)eudence  , 

Camden  Ouachita    

Clinton VanBuren 

DeWitt Arkansas 

Fort  Smith    Sebastian 

Fayetteville Washington  . . 

Hot  Springs Garland 

Helena   Phillips 

Little  Rock   Palaski 

Murfreesboro'  Pike   

Pine  Bluff' Jefferson   

VanBuren Crawford 

Watson  Desha    


Z.  M.  Cypert. 
Butler  &  Neill. 
R.  K  SaUe. 
J.  H.  Fraser. 
E.  L.  Johnson. 
J.  H.  Clendening. 
L.  Gregg. 

George  J.  Summers. 
Thweatt  &  Quarles. 
Samuel  R.  Apple. 
L.  S.  Corbell. 
Bell  &  Elliot. 
H.  F.  Thomason. 
Pindall^&  Brother. 


r'-^h 


CALIFORNIA 

Auburn Placer    

Bridgeport   Mono    

SSSllei      "-"'«    

Colusa    Colusa   

Fairfield    Solano    

Grass  Valley Nevada 

Jackson  Amador 

Los  Angelos Los  Angelos 

MarysviUe Yuba 

Napa  City Napa 

Nevada  City Nevada  

Oakland  Alameda   

Petalume      i  « 

SantaRosa  1    ^°°<^°^ 


Hall  &  Craig. 
George  N.  ^Vhitman. 

A.  Maurice,  Jr. 

WiUiam  F.  Goad. 
Joseph  McKenna. 
A.  J.  Ridge. 
Farley  &  Porter. 
Stanford  &  Ramirez. 
VanClief  &  Cowden. 
J.  E.  Pond. 
See  Grass  Valley. 
J.  C.  Martin. 

A.  Thomas. 


^^  if 


FOREIGN    CORRESPONDENTS. 


241 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


I-EGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Quincy  

Sacramento  City  . . . 
San  Buena  Ventura. 

San  Diego 

San  Francisco  


San  Jose    

Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Cruz    . . 

Stockton    

Vallejo  

Woodland  . . . 


•  •  •  •  •  • 


Plumas Clough  &  Kellogg. 

Sacramento Blanchard  &  VanFleet. 

Ventura     Hines  &  Brooks. 

San  Diego W.  It.  Porter. 

San  Francisco  . .  Winaua  &  Belknap. 

Campbell,  Fox  &  Campbell. 

Doyle,  Drake  &  Scripture. 

William  M.  Lovell. 

Charles  Furuald. 

J.  H.  Logan. 

J.  H.  Budd  &  Sons. 


Santa  Clara  . . 
Santa  Barbara 
Santa  Cruz  . . 
San  Joacjuin 


Solano    See  Fairfield. 

Yolo John  C.  Ball. 


Colerado  Springs 
Central  City. . . . 

Denver  

Greorgetown  . . . . , 

Greeley 

Pueblo    

Trinidad    


COLORADO. 

El  Paso T.  A.  McMorris. 

Gilpin    H.  M.  Orahood. 

Arapahoe Hughes  &  Wellborn. 

Clear  Creek  ....  PJdward  O.  Wolcott. 

AVeld J.  M.  Freeman. 

Pueblo  Theo.  A.  Sloane. 

Los  Animos  ....  J.  0.  Packer. 


CONNECTICUT. 


Middlesex . 


Bridgeport     Fairfield    . . 

Danbury    Fairfield    . . 

Hartford    Hartford   . . 

Meriden New  Haven 

Portland         ) 
Middletown  )  '" 

New  Britain Hartford   . . . 

New  Milford JLitchtield  . . . 

New  Haven New  Haven  . 

No^ifh"""! ^-l-"'- 

Norwalk    Fairfield    . . . 

Rockville  ) 

Stafford  Springs  \ 

Stamford    Fairfield    . . 

Thompsonville Hartford   . . 

Waterbury    ) 

Ansonia         > New  Haven 

Birmingham  ] 

West  Meriden New  Haven 


Tolland 


J.  M.  Bullock. 
Brewster  &  Tweedy. 
George  G.  Sill. 
George  A.  Fay. 

Samuel  L.  Warner. 

Julius  H.  Pease. 
James  H.  McMfihon. 
Edward  Zacher. 

George  C.  Ripley. 

Hurlbut  &  Relyea. 

S.  E.  Fairfield. 

Ferris  &  Fessenden. 
See  Hartford. 

Henry  R.  Morrill. 

See  Meriden. 


DAKOTA  TERRITORY. 

Elk  Point Union    Sticknoy  &  Brackett. 

Sioux  Falls Minnehaha  R.  F.  Pettigrew. 

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11;. 


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242 


ONTARIO   LEGAL  DIBECTORT. 


TOWX. 


COUNTY. 


LCOAL  CORRKSFOXDEinr. 


Vermilion Clay Jno.  L.  Jolly. 

Yankton    Yankton  Shannon  &  Washabangh. 


PKUIWARE. 

Dover Kent Geo.  V.  Massey. 

—  New  Castle  ....  Harrington  &.  Hofecker. 


Newcastle  ) 
Wilmington  | 


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DISTRICT  or  COLUMBIA. 

..  Ross  &  Dean,  48  LooisanaAv 
. .  Walter  S.  Cox. 
*♦          ....  Jno.  W.  Perry. 
Patents Gilmore  &  Co. 


FLORIDA. 

Femandina    Nassau J.  M.  &  H.  J.  Baker. 

Jacksonville Duval A.  Do^^ett. 

Key  West Monroe Winer  BetheL 

Milton    Santa  Rosa  ....  John  Chain. 

Pensacola Escambia G.  A.  Stanley. 

St.  Augustine St.  Johns M.  R.  Cooper. 

Tallahasse Leon R.  B.  Hilton. 


GEORGIA. 

Albany Dougherty    .... 

Americus  Sumter 

Athens Clarke   

Atlanta Felton    

Augusta Richmond 

Brunswick Glynn    

Cartersville   Bartow 

Columbus Muscogee 

Dalton    Whitefield 

Fort  Gaines Clay 

Fort  Valley Hodston    

Gainesville    Hall   

Griffin    Spaulding 

La  Grange Troup 

Macon    Bibb 

Savannah Chatham 

Washington Wilkes 

Waynesboro Burke . . . 


David  H.  Pope. 
Benjamin  B.  Holli& 
L.  &  H.  Cobb. 
Walter  R  Brown. 
T.  &  J.  L.  Oakman. 
Goodyear  &  Harris. 
W.  T.  Woflford. 
WilUam  A.  Little. 
D.  A.  Walker. 
R.  K  Kennon. 
Miller  &  Collier. 
W.  L.  Marler. 
Alfred  &.  McDaniell. 
Thomas  H.  Whitaker. 
James  T.  Nisbet. 
H.  C.  Cunningham. 
W.  M.  &  M.  P.  Reese. 
Thomas  M.  Berrien. 


ILLINOIS. 

Aledo Mercer Pepper  &  Wilson. 

^^^  ^  Madison Metcalf  &  Bradshaw. 


Edwardsville  )   ** ' 

BeUeville  St.  Clair 

Belvidere Boone    . 


Underwood  &  Xoelting. 
O.  H.  Wright. 


FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 


243 


SPOXDEMT. 

shabaugh. 

T- 
lofecker. 

(LooisanaAv 


Tovrv. 


COXTKTY. 


Baker. 


[ollia. 

wn. 

Lman. 

EirriB. 

L 

itle. 


r. 

uiiell. 

bitaker. 

et 

;liam. 

?.  Reese. 

snien. 


ion. 

dsliaw. 

Noelting. 


Bloomington McLean 

Charleston )  r»«i«- 

Mattoon     } ^^^^^ 

Cairo Alexander. . 

Canton   Fulton  

Carbondale    Jackson. . . . 

Carlinville Maconpin  . , 

Carmi White    . . . . 

Champaign    Champaign 

Chicago Cook 


Danville Vennilion  . . . 

Decatur Macon   

Dixon Lee 

East  St.  Louis St.  Clair    . . . 

Elgin Kane 

Freeport    Stephenson  . 

Galena    Jo  Daviess    . 

Galesburg Knox 

Greneseo      )  tt 

Kewauneef ""^"^   

Hillsboro    Montgomery . 

Jacksonville Morgan 

JoUet Will   

Kankakee Kankakee . . . 

LaSaUe  ) 

Ottawa    \  La  Salle 

Mendota  ) 

Lincoln  : . . . .  Logan 

Marshall Clarke 

RodT  Island  \   ^^^  ^^^^"^  ' 

Monmouth Warren 

Morris    Grundy 

Paris  Edgar 

Princeton Bureau 

Quincy    Adams  

Rockford    Winnebago  . . 

Springfield Saugamon  . . . , 

vandalia    Fayette 

Warsaw Hancock   

Waukegan Lake 


LEGAL  C0RRE3P0NDBNT. 

Thomas  Slade. 

Andrew  J.  Fryer. 

Green  &  Gilbert. 
Barrere  &  Grant. 

D.  H.  Brush. 
W.  R.  Welch. 
John  M.  Crebs. 
Thomas  J.  Smith. 
Walter  Mattocks. 
Fairchild  &  Blackman. 
McCagg,  Culver  &  Butler. 
Young  &  PenwelL 

I.  A.  Buckingham. 
William  E.  Ives  &  Sons. 
See  Belleville. 
John  W.  Racstead. 
W.  Scott  Agney. 
David  Sheean. 
Edwin  H.  Leach. 

Charles  Dunham. 

James  M.  Truitt. 
Dummer,  Brown  &  RuBseU* 
Thomas  H.  Hutchins. 
Charles  R.  Starr. 

G.  S.  Eldredge. 

Forrest  &  Harris. 
T.  J.  Golden. 

Sweeney,  Jackson  &Walker 

Elias  WiUits. 
Edward  Sanford. 
Bishop  &  McKinlay. 
Henderson  &  Trimble. 
George  M.  Janes. 
H.  W.  Taylor. 
N.  M.  BroadwelL 

E.  M.  Ashcraft. 
Marsh  &  Marsh. 
Francis  E.  Clark. 


IDAHO. 

Boise  City Ada   Prickett  &  Hasbrouck. 

Idaho  City Boise J.  W.  Brown. 

Malade  City Oneida L.  P.  Higbee. 

Silver  City Owyhee R.  Z.  Johnson. 


244 


ONTARIO   LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


TOWN. 


INDIANA. 
COUNTY. 


t:' 


Anderson Madi«on    ... 

Aurora  Dearborn  ... 

Booneville "Warrick    . . . , 

Brookville Franklin    . . . , 

Columbus Bartholomew 

Connersvillo Fayette 

Crawfordsville Montgomery 

f^n\  ^^^^ 

Evansville Vandex-burg  . , 

Fort  Wayne Allen 

Frankfort Clinton 

Greencastle   Putnam 

Greensburg   Decatur    

Indianapolis Marion , 


JeflFersonville    Clark 

LaFayette Tippecanoe 

LaPorte  LaPorte  . . . 

Lawrencoburg Dearborn  . , 

Logansport    Cass   

Madison Jefferson   .. 

Michigan  City LaPorte  . . . 

Muncie Delaware  . , 

New  Albany Floyd    

Peru    Miami    

Richmond Wayne  . . . . 

Shelby ville    Shelby  .... 

South  Bend  St.  Joseph . . 

Terre  Haute ^'igo 

Valparaiso Porter    . . . . 

Vincennes Knox 

Wabash  Wabash . . . , 

Washington Daviess  ... 


LEQAL  CORRESFONDENT. 

Kobinsen  &  Lovett. 
D.  H.  Staup. 
Isaac  S.  Moore  &  Bro. 
Fielding  Berry. 
Charles  E.  Clark. 
Florea  &  Florea. 
R.  B.  F.  Pierce. 

H.  D.  AVilson. 

Denby  &  Kumler. 
Taylor  &  Morris. 
Doyal  &  Gard. 
Brown  &  Hanna. 
Bracken  &  Scobey. 
McMaster  &  Boice. 
Brush  &  Hawes. 
James  B.  Meriwether. 
John  F.  McHugh. 
Weir  &  BidtUe. 
John  K.  Thompson. 
Magee  &  Jacks. 
W.  T.  Friedley. 
See  LaPorte. 
Carlton  E.  Shipley. 
Alexander  Dowling. 
D.  W.  LaFolette. 
Shirk  &  Mitchell. 
C.  C.  Binkley. 
Adams  &  Alichiner. 
George  Ford. 
Scott  &  Jones. 
A.  D.  Bartholomew. 
W.  P.  Robinson. 
Alvah  Taylor. 
WiUiam  Armstrong. 


IOWA. 

Anamoaa   Jones Shean  &  McCam. 

Boone Boone     Ritchey  &  Green. 

Burlington   Des  Moines Hall  &  Baldwin. 

Cedar  Rapids    Linn Blake  &  Hormel. 

Lyoir!    <^^^"*°^ George  B.  Young. 

Council  Bluff    Pottawattomie . .  Rising,  Wright  &  Baldwin. 

Davenport Scott Parker  &  Gabbert. 

Des  Moines   Polk Brown  &  Dudley. 


I 


FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 


245 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


LECAL  COnRESrONPENT. 


Dubuque    Dubuque   Pollock  &,  Shields. 

"  "  (iriffith  &  Knight. 

Fort  Madison    Lee    A'auValkenburg  &  Hamilton. 

Fort  Dodge    Webster    J.  F.  Duncombe. 

Independence  Buchanan Bruckai-t  &  Ney. 

Iowa  City Johnson   Kobinson  &  Patterson. 

Keokuk Lee    Oilmore  &  Anderson. 

Marshalltown   Marshall    J.  iL  Parker. 

Mount  Pleasant    ....  Henry    Woolson  &  Babb. 

Muscatine Muscatine Henry  Jayne. 


Oskaloosa Mahaska 

Ottumwa   Wapello     . . . 

Sioux  City Woodbury     . 

Washington Washington 

AVaterloo   Black  Hawk 

Waverly    Bremer 


KANSAS. 


Atchison    'Atchison    

Emporia    Lyon 

Fort  Scott Bourbon    

Hiawatha Brown   

Junction  City   Davis 

Lawrence  Douglass   

Leavenworth     liCavenworth    . . 

Ottawa   Franklin    

Osy^^Sol    LaBette 

Parsons  \ 

Topeka Shawnee    

Wyandotte    Wyandotte   

KENTUCKY. 


Bowling  Green Warren 

Covington  Kenton 

Danville Boyle 

Elkton    Todd 

Frankfort Franklin    . . 

Henderson   Henderson 

Hopkinsville Christian  . . 

Lexington   Fayette  . .. , 

Louisville Jefferson    . . 

Maysville Mason   

Monticello Wayne  . . . . 

Newport    Campbell  . . 

Owensboro'    Daviess 

Paducah    McCracken 

Shelby vUle Shelby  .... 

Versailles Woodford  . 


F.  M.  Davenport. 

W.  H.  C.  Jaques. 

Chase  k  Taylor. 

H.  &  W.  Scofield. 

Boies  &  Couch. 

Gray,  Dougherty  &  Gibson. 


Everest  Jt  Waggoner. 
Ruggles,  Scott  &  Lyon. 
Harris  &  Spencer. 
W.  J.  Kichardson. 
McClui-e  &  Humphrey. 
James  W.  Johnson. 
Clough  &  Wheat. 
Joel  K.  Goodin. 

Webb  &  Glaase. 

Martin  &  Mileham. 
J.  B.  Scroggs. 


Hines  &  Porter. 
J.  F.  &  C.  H.  Fisk. 
Samuel  Harding. 
Willis  &  Beeves. 
D.  W.  Lindsey. 
Malcolm  Yeaman. 
W^ood  &  Wood. 
Huston  &  Milligan. 
Kline  &  McClarty. 
M.  C.  Hutchins. 
J.  S.  Crisman. 
Root  &  Wright 
W.  N.  Sweeney  &  Son. 
Marshall  &  Bloomfield. 
W.  C.  Bullock. 
D.  L.  Thornton. 


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ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


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fc    i' 


S'.r';     'I 


TOWN. 


LOUISAKA. 
COUNTY. 


LEGAL  COREESFONDENT. 


Bastrop Morehouse    ....  James  Bussey. 

Baton  Kouge Baton  Ronge    . .  Read  k  Qoodale. 

Monroe Ouachita  R.  &;  K  W.  Richardson. 

New  Orleans Orleans John  M.  Bonner. 

"  ••  Henry  C.  Miller. 

St.  Joseph Tensas  H.  Garrett. 

Shreveport    Caddo W.  H.  Wise, 

MARYLAND. 

Annapolis Ann  Arundel    . .  F.  H.  Stockett. 

Baltimore Baltimore  Lon^  &  Lipscomb. 

Cumberland Alleghany A.  H.  Boycf. 

Frederick  City Fi'ederick C.  V.  S.  Lev;*, 

Hagerstowu Washington ....  Albert  Smalir 

Westminster Carroll Smith  &;  McKillipp. 


MAINE. 

Auburn Androscoggin  . 

Augusta Kennebec 

Hallowell    )  .« 

Waterville  )  

Bangor Penobscot 

Richmond  \     Sagadahoc    ... 

Belfast   Waldo  

Biddeford York 

E^i^ort!     Washington... 

Farmington Franklin   .... 

Gardiner    Kennebec  .... 

Lewiston    Androscoggin 

Portland    Cumberland , . . 


Rockland  Knox . . . , 

Saco    York  . . . . 

Skowhegan Somerset 

Thomaston    Knox . . . . 

Waldoboro'  Lincoln  . . 


George  C.  Wing. 
Baker  &  Baker. 

See  Augusta 

H.  L.  Mitchell 

Joseph' W.  Spaulding. 

Joseph  Williamson. 
Mason  &  AVeymouth. 

A.  Mo^'ichol 

lielcher. 
iry  S.  Webst  r. 
rye,  Cotton  &  .  vliite. 
'liarles  P.  Mattock. 
Drumnond  &  Windship. 
Rice  &  HaU. 
Bumbank  &  Derby. 
W.  M.  E.  Brown. 
Gould  &  Moore. 
Henry  Farrington. 


Adams    . , 

Abington  Plymouth  . 

Amesbury  Essex 

Amherst    Hampshire 

t^lJ  ^^ 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

Berkshire H.  J.  Bliss. 


Jesse  E.  Keith. 
Binney  &  Bryan. 
William  A.  Dickinson. 

W.  F.  &  J.  S.  Gile. 


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FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 


247 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


Athol  Worcester  . 

Attleboro Bristol  .... 

K^j   E„ex 

g£ai   Suffolk.... 

Cambridge     Middesex  . . 

Canton  Norfolk .... 

Clinton Worcester 

Dedham Norfolk  . . . . 

Fall  River Bristol 

Fitchburg  Worcester 

Framingham  Middlesex . . 

Gloucester Essex 

Great  Barriugton ....  Berkshire  . . 

Haverhill Essex 

Holyoke Hampden  . . 

Lowell    MidiUesex.. 

Lynn Essex 

Marlboro   Middlesex . . 

Milford Worcester   . 

New  Bedford    Bristol        ) 

Nantucket Nantucket  j 

Newburyport    Essex 

Northampton    Hampshire 

Peabodv     Essex 

Pittslield    Berkshire  . . 

Plymouth Plymouth  . . 

Quincy  Norfolk  . . . . 

Randolph  Norfolk  .... 

Southbridce Worcester 

Springfield    Hampden  . . 

Taunton Bristol  .... 

Waltham Middlesex . . 

Wobum Middlesex . . 

Westfield Hampden  . . 

Weymouth    Norfolk  . . . . 

Worcester    Worcester   . 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

Charles  Field. 
Joseph  E.  Pond,  Jr. 

James  A.  Gillis. 

C.  W.  Everett  &  Co. 
James  B.  Bell. 

B.  W.  Whitney. 
Thomas  E.  Grover. 
John  T.  Dame. 

F.  D.  Ely. 
Braylcy  &  Swift. 
Amasa  Norcross. 

C.  C.  Esty. 

H.  C.  Hubbard. 
Herbert  C.  Joyuer. 

D.  C.  Bartlett. 

E.  W.  Chapin. 
J.  N.  Marshall. 
William  Howland. 
Edward  T.  Joluison. 
George  G.  Parker. 

Marston  &  Crapo. 

C.  0.  Morse. 
Parsons  &  Woodman. 
P.  C.  Perkins. 
William  T.  Filley. 
Albert  Mason. 
John  Q.  Adams. 
William  E.  Jewell. 
A.  J.  Bartholomew. 
A.  M.  Copeland. 
James  H.  Dean. 
C.  F.  Stone. 
George  W.  Norris. 
Whitney  &  Dunbar. 
Frank  W.  Lewis. 
Hopkins  &  Mann. 


MICHIGAN. 

Adrian   Lenawee   Geddes  &  Miller. 

Ann  Arbor    Washtenaw  ....  H.  J.  Beakes. 

Bay  City    Bay  J.  W.  McMath. 

Hou  ^ton      Houghton Chandler  &  Grant. 

Coldwater Branch John  B.  Shipman. 

Detroit Wayne Douglass  &  Bowen. 

Easv:  Saginaw   Saginaw I.  M.  &  H.  P.  Smith. 


248 


ONTARIO   LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


Flint Gcnese J  . . . 

Grand  Rapids Kent 

Hillsdale    Hillsdale  .. 

Jackson Jackson .... 

Kalamazoo Kalamazoo 

Lansing Ingham  .... 

ManiBtee    Manistee  . . 

Marquette Marquette  . 

Monroe Monroe .... 

Muskegon Maskegon . . 

Niles  )  T. 

St.  Joseph!   Bornen.... 

Fontiac Oakland  . . . 

Port  Huron  St.  Clair  . . . 

Saginaw Saginaw  . . . 

Ypsilanti   Washtenaw 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

William  0.  Axford. 
Taggai*.  &  Wolcott. 
E.  L.  &  M.  B.  Coon. 
Parkinson  &  Goiinan. 
Edwards  &  Sherwood. 
Cowles  &  CahilL 
N.  W.  Nelson. 
William  H.  Parks. 
John  R.  Bauch. 
Smith,  Nims  &  Erwin. 

M.  J.  Day. 

Levi  B.  Taft. 
O'Brien  J.  Atkinson. 
Daniel  P.  Toole. 
E.  F.  Uhl. 


MINNESOTA. 


Anoka    Anoka '...., 

Austin    Mower  . . . . , 

Duluth  St.  Louis  . . , 

Faribault  Rice  

Hastings    Dakota  . . . . , 

wtaiM ^^""'»«"»- 

Mankato    Blue  Earth  , 

Minneapolis Hennepin  . . , 

Red  Wmg Goodhue  . . 

Rochester Olmstead  . . . 

Stillwater Washington , 

St.  Paul Ramsay 

Winona Winona 


George  W.  Morrill. 
D.  B.  Johnson,  jr. 
J.  D.  Ensign. 
John  H.  Case. 
Smith  &  Parleman. 

John'Stev/art. 

Brown  &  W^iswell. 
H.  G.  O.  Morrison. 
James  McCluer. 
C.  M.  Start. 
O.  H.  Comfort. 
Rogers  &  Rogers. 
Simpson  &  \V  ilson. 


MISSISSIPPL 

Aberdeen Monroe' Houston  &  Reynolds. 

Columbus Lowndes   Leigh  &  Evans. 

Holly  Springs Marshall   Featheraton,  Harris  & 

Watson 

Jackson Hinds  .... 

Meridian    Lauderdale 

Natchez Adams  . . . 

Vicksburg Warren'. . . 


Nugent  &  Mc Willie. 
Walker  &  Watkins. 
William  T.  Hewett 
Adams  &  Speed. 


MISSOURI. 


Arrow  Rock  )  q.i:„„ 

Marshall        \  S*^'"« 

Booneville Cooper 


Samuel  Boyd. 
Draffeu  &  Williams. 


FOREIGN  CORRESPONDENTS. 


249 


TOWN. 

Cape  Girardeau 
Carthage  | 
Joplin      ) 
Chillicothe    . . . 
Hannibal ) 
Palmyra  )     '" 
Independence  ) 
Kansas  City    ) 
Jefferson  City  . 

Lexington 

Louisana    

Macon  City  . . . 

Mexico  

Sedalia  

St.  Charles    . . . 

Bt.  Joseph 

St.  Louis   


COUNTY. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Springfield  .... 
W arrensburg  ) 
Holden  i 


Cape    Girardeau  R.  L.  Wilson. 

Jasper   Samuel  G.  Williams. 

Livingston    C.  H.  Mansur. 

Manon William  P.  Harrison. 

Jackson E       .rd  L.  Scarritt. 

Cole   Waters  &  Winslow. 

LaFayette     ....  Henry  C.  Wallace. 

Pike  T.  L.  Anderson. 

Macon    John  F.  Williams. 

Audrain    Ira  Hall. 

Pettis     R.  C.  Sneed. 

St.  Charles   ....  J.  F.  McDearmon. 

Buchanan Spencer  &  Hall. 

St.  Louis Frederick  H.  Bacon. 

"  Lee  &  Adams. 

Greene  Massey,  McAfee  &  Phelps. 

Johnson    J.  P.  Orr. 

MONTANA.       ' 


Deer  Lodge   Deer  Lodge W.  M.  Dixon. 

Helena   Lewis  &   Clarke  Benjamin  F.  Pctts. 

Virginia  City    Madison    James  G.  Spratt. 


NEBRASKA. 

Ashland    Saunders  C.  Thompson. 

Brownvilit>     Nemaha    E.  W.  Thomas. 

Lincoln Lancaster Tuttle,  Harwood  &  Ames. 

Nebraska  City Otoe   S.  H.  Calhoun. 

Omaha    ,   Douglass C.  H.  Sedgewick. 

Plattsmouth Cass  George  S.  Smith. 

NEVADA. 

Austin    Lander H.  Mayenbaum. 

Carson  City Ormsby  T.  D.  Edwards. 

vSn^City  i    ••••  ^'^^ Whitman  &  Wood. 

Hamilton White  Pine H.  G.  Barker. 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

Claremont  ' Sullivan     E.  D.  Baker. 

Concord    Merrimack   Luther  S.  MorrilL 

Dover  ) 

Grf .«;  Falls!    ••' 

32 


Strafford 


W.  J.  Copeland. 


250 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 


TOWN. 


Exeter    . 
Keene    . 
Lebanon 
Littleton 
Manchester 

Nashua 

Portsmouth  . . 
Rochester  ) 
Somersworth  ) 


Bordentown  ) 
Burlington    ) 
Bridgeton  ' 
MillviUe 
Camden  . . 
Elizabeth 
Plainville 
Freehold 
Hackeusask  . . . . 
Hoboken      ) 
Jersey  City  )     ' ' 
Lambertville  ) 
Flemington    \ 
Morristown   . . . . 

Mount  Holly 

Newark  ) 

Orange    \  

New  Bninswick 

Faterson    

Phillipsburg  . . . , 
Princeton  " 
Trenton 
Rahway  . 
Salem    .... 
Somerville 


COUNTY. 

Rockingham 
Cheshire    . . . 

Grafton 

Hillsboro' . . . 


Rockingham. . .. 
Straflford   


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT, 

Gilman  Marston. 
L.  W.  Holmes. 

C.  A.  Bingham. 

Briggs  &  Hiise. 
Chmes  H.  Bums. 
Albert  R.  Hath. 

See  Great  Falls. 


NEW  JERSEY. 

Burlington    ....  G.  S.  Cannon. 

Cumberland  ....  James  J.  Reeves. 

Camden H.  A  Drake. 

Union    J.  R.  &  N.  English. 

Monmouth    ....  Robbins  &  Hartshorn. 
Bergen Ackerson  &  VanValen. 

Hudson     Cornelius  S.  See. 

Hunterdon    ....  Edward  P.  Conkling. 

Morris   Edmund  D.  Halsey. 

Burlington    ....  C.  E.  Hendi-ickson. 

Essex C.  F.  &  C.  E.  Hill. 

Middlesex     ....  James  H.  Van  Cleef. 

Passaic H.  A.  Williams. 

Warren William  M.  Davis. 

Mercer A.  G.  Richey  &  Son. 

Union    See  Elizabeth. 

Salem     M.  P.  Grey. 

Somerset  Bartine  &  Davis. 


Santa  Fe 


NEW  MEXICO. 

Santa  Fg   Conway  &  Risque. 


NEW   YORK. 

Cornfn'g    \     S<^"^" E.D.Mills. 

Albany        \ 
West  Troy  )      '" 

Albion    Orleans Charles  A.  Kceler. 

Amsterdam   Montgomery     . .  J.  H.  Hurst. 


Albany Alonzo  B.  Voorhees. 


FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 


251 


TOWN. 

Auburn       | 

Port  Byron  |     

Ballstou  Spa  | 

Saratoga        ) 

Batavia 

Binghampton    

Brookfielu 

Brooklyn  

Buffalo  

Canandaigua  | 
Geneva  \      '" 

CatskUl       I 

Coxsackie   \     

Qyde    

Cooperstown 

Corning 
HomelTsville 
Cortland    . . . 
Dunkirk        ) 
Jamestown    >   .... 
Fredonia       ) 

Ellenville 

Elmira   

FishkiU 

Flashing    

Fort  Edward  ) 
Sandy  Hill     [     . . 
Greenwich      ) 

Fulton    

Geneseo  

Glen's  Falls 

Gloversville 

Haverstraw  | 
Nyack  | 

Hudson 

Ithaca    

Johnjtown     

Kinderhook 

Kingston    

Little  Falls    

Lockport 
Niagara  Falls 

Lyons    

Malone 

Middletown  . 
Newburg  . . . 
New  York . . . 


COUNTY.       LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 

Cayuga Richard  C.  Steele. 

SaratogaT L'Amoreaux,Dake&Whalen. 

Genesee M.  N.  Peck. 

Broome Hotchkiss  &  Millard. 

Madison    Daboll  &  Clarke. 

Kings     Crook  &  Clement,   346 

Fulton  St. 

Erie    Osgoodby  &  Moot. 

Ontario Hiram  Metcalf. 

Greene John  A.  Griswold. 

Wayne DeL.  Stow. 

Otsego   Samuel  A.  Bowen. 

Steuben E.  D.  Mills. 

Cortland   Warren  &  Kellogg. 

Chatauqua    ....  Bootey  &  Fowler. 

Ulster    George  G.  Keeler. 

Chemung Gabriel  Smith. 

Dutchess  H.  H.  Hustis. 

Queens M.  D.  Gould. 

Washington  ....  R.  S.  Coleman. 

Oswego R.  H.  Tyler. 

Livingston    ....  Strang  &  Hopkins. 

Warren Davis  &  Mathews. 

Fulton   Parkhurst  &  Baker. 

Rockland William  T.  B.  Storms. 

Columbia Newkirk  &  Chace. 

Tompkins King  &  Montgomery. 

Fulton   Smith  &  Nellis. 

Columbia W.  H.  Atwood. 

Ulster    llouben  Bernard. 

Herkimer Fred.  I.  Small. 

Niagara Ransom  &  Joyce. 

Wayne Joseph  Welling. 

Franklin   Beman  &  Brennan. 

Orange Little  &  Decker. 

Orange Cassedy  &  Brown. 

New  York    Benedict,  Taft  &  Benedict. 

New  York    ....  Sloan,  Milnor  &  Glass. 


252 


ONTARIO   LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


,) 


New  York . . 

Norwich 
Ogdensburg 
Oneida    .... 
Oswego  .... 

Owego    

Peekskill 
Sing  Sing 
Peun  Yan 

Plafctsbiirg 

Port  Richmond 
Port  Jervis  . . . 
Poughkeepaie    . 

Rochester  

Rome 
Utica 
Rondout 
Saugerties  . . . 
Schenectady  . 
Seneca  Falls  ) 
Waterloo  \ 
Syracuse  .... 
Tarrytown     . 

Troy  

Watkins 

Yonkers 


Chenango  . . . , 
St.  Lawrence 

Madison    

Oswego 

Tioga    

Westchester. 


Yates 

Clinton  . . . 
Richmond 
Orange  . . . 
Dutchess   , 
Monroe  . . . 


Oneida , 

Ulster    , 

Ulster    

Schenectady . , 

Seneca   


Onondaga  

Westchester. . . , 
Rennsselaer  . . . , 

Schuyler 

Westchester. . . , 


LEGAL  COnRESPONDENT. 

Evarts,  Southmayd  &  Choate 
Alexander  &  Green. 
George  W.  Ray. 
Joseph  McFaughton. 
Shoecraft,  Bonnett  &  Tuttle. 
George  W.  Parkhurst. 
George  S.  Camp. 

Travis  &  Lent. 

Briggs  &  Knox. 
George  L.  Clark. 
John  Croak. 
0.  P.  HoweU. 
Edward  Crummey. 
Seth  H.  Terry. 

Lindsley  &  Dunmore. 

Lawton  &  Stebbins. 
Peter  Cantine. 
John  A.  DeRemer. 

Jasper  N.  Hammond. 

Perkins  &  Weston. 
J.  S.  Millard. 
Thomas  Neary. 
C.  H.  Fletcher. 
James  P.  Saunders. 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 


i, 


Charlotte   Mecklenburg  . 

Elizabeth  City PttSquotauk  . . 

Fayetteville Ciiniberland  . . 

Goldsboro Wayne  

Newbern    Craven   

Raleigh Wake John  W.  Hinsdale. 

Salem Forsyth Watson  &  Glenn. 

Salisbury  Rowan    ........  Luke  Blaokmer. 

Wilmington New  Hanover  . .  Wright  &  Steadman. 


Jones  &  Johnson. 
William  F.  Martin  &  Son. 
John  W.  Hinsdale. 
William  T.  Dortch. 
John  Hughes. 


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OHIO. 

Akron Summit  .    Edgerton  &;  Kohler. 

Alliance Starke    See  Canton. 

Ashland Ashland Byron  Stilwell. 

Barnl^iUe  (     Belmont     James  W.  Walton. 

Bellefontaine Logan Lawrence  &  Lawrence. 

Bucyrus Crawford  See  Gallion. 


FOREIGN    CORRESPONDENTS. 


253 


)NDENT. 

\  &  Choate 
n. 

on. 

t  &  TutUe. 

urst. 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


lore, 
ns. 

r. 

ond. 

tn. 


in. 


tin  &  Son. 

ile. 

bch. 

ale. 
1. 

.man. 


bier. 

ton. 
wrence. 


Canton  Starke    . . 

Chillicothe Ross    

Cincinnati Hamilton 


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II 


LEGAL  CORRESrONDENT. 

R.  S.  ShieWs. 
McClintock  &  Smith. 
Matthews,    liamsay   & 

Matthews. 
King,  Thompson  &  Maxwell. 
P.  C.  Smith. 


Circleville Pickaway 

Cleveland Cuyahoga Pennewell  &  Lamson. 

Columbus Franklin E.  L.  DeWitt. 

Dayton  Montgomery ....  Guuckel  &  Howe. 

Delaware  Delaware William  P.  Reiil. 

Elyria Lorian    

Findlay Hancock    .... 

Gallion Crawford 

Gallipolis Gallia 

Hamilton Butler 

Ironton '. . . .  Lawrence S.  W.  Morris. 

Lancaster Fairtield Martin  &  McNeill. 

Lima  Allen Irvine  &  Brice. 

Mansfield Richland    H.  C.  Hedges. 

Marietta    Washington  ....  R.  K.  Shaw. 

Massillon  Starke    See  Canton. 

Middletown Butler    See  Hamilton. 

Mount  Vernon Knox Mclntire  &  Kirk. 


W.  L.  Fay. 
Ezra  Brown. 
Cummings  &  Meuser. 
Simeon  >iash  &  Son. 
Davidson  &  Davidson. 


Charles  H.  Kibler. 
Joseph  C.  Hance. 
Julius  W.  Cowdrey. 
C.  L.  Kennau. 
See  Troy. 
W.  H.  Lasley. 


Newark Licking 

New  Philadeli)hia. . . .  Tuscarawas  . 

Niles Trumbull  . . . 

Norwalk Huron 

Piqua Miami 

Pomeroy Meigs 

Portsmouth  Scioto N.  W.  Evans. 

Salem Columbiana Henry  C  Jones. 

Sandusky Erie Taylor  &  rhiiniey. 

Springlieid Clark Keifer  &  White. 

Steubenville Jefferson James  F.  Daton. 

Tittin Seneca    Noble  &  Adams. 

Toledo    Lucas Geo.  W^  Hollenbeck  &  Co. 

Troy  Miami   Thomas  &  Earnhart. 

Urbana Campaicn M.  M.  Sayre. 

Warren Trambell See  Niles. 

Wells ville Columbiana See  Salem. 

Wooster Wayne Isaac  Johnson. 

Xenia Greene  F.  P.  Cunningham. 

Youngstown Mahoning S.  L.  Clark. 

Zanesville Muskingum F.  T.  Spanglcr. 

OREOON. 

Albany Linn  Powell  &  Fliun, 

Baker  City    Baker J.  D.  Haines. 

Portland    Multnomah  ....  Killin  &  Catlin, 

Salem Marion Boise  &  Willis. 


254 


ONTARIO  LEGAL  DIBECTOBT. 


FENXSTLVANIA. 


TOWU. 


COUNTY. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDXNT. 


;  .' 


■:    .; 


fl   i 


Allegheney  City  ....  Allegheny 

Alleutown Lehigh  

Altoona Blair 

AsUand Schuylkill 

Beaver    Beaver   

Bethlehem Northampton. . . . 

Bloomaburg Columbia 

Bristol   Bucks 

Carbondale    Lu^ me 

Carlisle Cumberland  . . . . 

Chambersburg Franklin 

Chester Delaware 

Columbia Lancaster 

Corry .  Krie  

Danville Montour 

Easton   Northampton.. . . 

Erie    Erie    

Franklin    Venango 

Gettysburg   Adams    

Harrisburg    Dauphin    . . 

Hollidaysburg Blair    

Huntingdon Huntingdon  . . '. . 

Johnstown Cambria 

Lancaster Lancaster 

Lebanon Lebanon 

Lewisburg Union 

Lock  Haven Clinton 

Maucn  Chunk Carbon 

Meadvillc Crawford 

New  Brighton Beaver   

Newcastle Lawrence 

Norristown    Montgomery . . . . 

Oil  City Venango    

Pmladelphia Philadelphia 

it  t< 

Pittsburg Allegheny 

Pittston Luzerne 

PottsviUe Schulylkill 

Reading Birks 

Scranton    Luzerne 

Sharon   Mercer   ...    . . . . 

Sunbury Northumberland. 

Tama(|ua    Schulylkill 

Titusville Crawfonl  

Washington Washington  .... 

Westchester Chester 

Wilkesbarre Luzerne 


See  Pittsburg. 

R.  C.  Wright  &  Son. 

See  Hollidaysburg. 

See  PottsviUe. 

Wilson  &,  Moore. 

See  Easton. 

E.  H.  &  K.  R.  Little 

See  Doylestown. 

See  Scranton* 

John  Hays. 

John  R.  Orr. 

William  Ward. 

See  Lancaster. 

See  Erie. 

H.  M.  Hinckley. 

William  Mutcmer. 

J.  W.  Allison. 

See  OU  City. 

David  WilUi. 

Eugene  Snyder. 

Benjamin  L.  Hewit. 

George  B.  Orlady. 

Gyrus  Elder. 

M.  Brosius. 

P.  G.  Mark. 

Linn  k  Dill. 

T.  C.  Hippie. 

Allen  Craig. 

J.  B.  Brawley. 

See  Beaver. 

A.  L.  Hazeu. 

George  N.  Corson. 

McNair  &  Handcock. 

Sharp  k  Alleman. 

Samuel  B.  Huey. 

E.  A.  Montooth  &  Bro. 

See  Scranton. 

William  D.  Seltzer. 

James  A.  O'Reilly. 

John  M.  C.  Ranck. 

See  Greeneville. 

linn,  Dill  k  Man*. 

See  PottsviUe. 

MeadviUe. 

John  W.  Dorman. 

George  M.  Rupert. 

See  Scranton. 


FOREIGN   CORRESPONDENTS. 


255 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


LEGAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Williamsport Lycoming S.  T.  &  H.  C.  McCormick. 

York York A.  N.  Green. 


:rhode  island. 

Bristol  Le  Baron  B.  Colt. 

Kent  John  Congdon. 

Washington; ....  Henry  T.  Braman. 

Newport Darius  Barker. 

Providence   ....  See  Providence. 

Providence   ....  Lapliam  &  Kookwood. 

Bristol  George  L.  Cooke. 

Washington  ....  Nathaniel  F.  Dixon,  jr. 

Providence   ....  See  Providence. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Anderson  Anderson B.  F.  "Wliitner. 

Charleston Charleston Lord  &  Inglesby. 


Bristol    

East  Greenwich 

Kingston   

Jjiewport 

Pawtucket , 

Providence    . . . . 

Warren 

Westerly  

Woonsocket . . . , 


\ 


Columbia Richland 

Georgetown Georgetown 

Greenville Greenville . . 

Laurens Laurens . . . . 

Marion Marion  . . . . 

Pickens Pickens 


McMaster  &  LeConte. 
R.  Dozier. 

Whitner  &  Symmes. 
Pope  &  Watts. 
Evans  &  Evans. 
Earle,  Wells  &  Taylor. 


TENNESSEE. 

Bronnsville   Haywood 

Chattanooga Hamilton 

Clarksville Montgomery .... 

Jackson Madison 

Knoxville Knox 

Memphis    Shelby  

Murfrecsboro'  Rutherford   .... 

Kashville  Davidson 


E.  J.  &  J.  C.  Read. 
VanDyke,  Cook  &  VanDyke. 
Quarles  &  McDanieL 
Tomlin  &  Tomlin. 
Houk  &  Gibson. 
George  Gillham. 
John  W.  Burton. 
W.  D.  Covington. 


TEXAS. 


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Austin    

Bryan 

Calvert 

Corsicana 

Dallas 

Cralveston 

Houston 

Jefferson    , 

Palestine   

Paris  

Sulphur  Springs 
Waco 


Travis J.  P.  Fowler. 

Brazos Thomas  &  Cavitt. 

Robertson W.  E.  Collard. 

Navarro Bryan  T.  Barry. 

Dallas J.  T.  Downs. 

Galveston Harris  &  Masterson. 

Harris    Baker  &  Botts. 

Marion Camp  &  Camp. 

Anderson T.  T,  Gammage. 

Lamar   Hale  &  Scott. 

Hopkins Hunter,  Putnam  8l  Garrison. 

McLennon Flint  &  Graham. 


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ONTARIO    LEGAL  DIBECTORT. 


trXAH.    ' 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


Ogden  City   Weber  . . 

Salt  Lake  City Salt_Lake 


VERMONT. 

Bennington   Bennington  .... 

Branden Rutland    

Brattleboro' Windham   

Burlington     Chittenden   .... 

Derby  Line   Orleans 

Middlebury Addison    

Montpelier    Washington .... 

Nortlifield Washington .... 

RutLind Rutland    

St.  Albans Franklin    

St.  Johnsbury Caledonia 

Waterbury    Washington    ... 

Wilmington Windham 

Woodstock    Windsor    


VIRGINIA. 


Alexandria    Alexandria 


LEGAL  CORRESFONDENT. 

Charles  H.  Benedict. 
WootU:&  McKay. 


A.  R  Gardner. 
Briggs  &  Ormsbee. 
See  Wilmington. 
Wales  &  Taft. 
John  Young. 
Slade  &  Harris. 
Tifield,  Pitkin  &  Porter. 
See  Montpelier. 
W.  G.  Veasey. 
Edson,  Rand  &  Cross. 
Walter  P.  Smith. 
See  Mout{>elier. 
O.  E.  Butterfield. 
Charles  P.  Marsh. 


S.  F.  Beach. 


Danville 

. . .  Pittsylvania See  Pittsylvania. 

Fredericksburg     . 

. . .  Spottsylvania   . .  Marye  &  Fitzhugh. 
. . .  Rockingham Yancey  &  Conrad. 

Harrisonburg    . . . 

Lexington 

. . .  Rockbridge  ....  Charles  A.  Davidson. 

Lynchburg     

. . .  Campbell John  H.  Lewis. 

Norfolk 

...  Norfolk Baker  &Walke. 

Petersburg     

. . .  Dinwiddie     ....  Jones  &  Davis. 

Pittsylvania 

. . .  Pittsylvania J.  D.  Coles. 

Portsmouth 

...  Norfolk See  Norfolk. 

Richmond 

. . .  Henrico  Johnson,  Williams  &  Boul> 

ware. 

Staunton    

. . .  Augusta    Sheffy  &  Banmgardner. 

Winchester   

. . .  Frederick Williams  &.  Wmiams. 

WASHINGTON  TERRITORY. 

Olyupia 

. . .  Thurston B.  F.  Dennison. 

Seattle    

. . .  King I<arrabee  &  White. 

. . .  Clark    J.  M.  Fletcher. 

Vancouver   

Whatcom 

. . .  ^^^latcorn George  A.  Kellogg. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Charleston     

. . .  Kanawha W.  S.  Laidley. 

Clarksburg    

. . .  Harrison    Nathan  GofiF,  Jr. 

Huntingdon 

. . .  Cabell    Simms  &.  Enslow. 

FOREIGN  CORRESPONDENTS. 


257 


OXDEST, 

ict. 


TOWN. 


COUNTY. 


LSOAL  CORRESPONDENT. 


Martinsburg Berkeley  George  W.  Feidt 

Parkersburg Wood    W.  H.  Small 

Wheeling Ohio  A.  J.  Clarke. 


WISCONSIN. 


Porter. 


ross. 


t 

ison. 


ma  &  Boul- 

ardner. 
liaios. 


Appleton  Outagamie    . 

BaraboQ Sank 

Beaver  Dam Dodee    

Beloit Rock 

Berlin Green  Lake  . 

Chippewa  Falls    ....  Chippewa  . . . 

Fond  du  Lac Fond du  Lac. 

Fox  Lake  Dodge    

Greenbay Brown   

Janesville Rock 

Kenosha     Kenosha    . . . 

LaCrosse    LaCrosse   . . . 

Lancaster Grant 

Madison Dane 

Manitowoc    Manitowoc    . 

Menasha    Wiunebago   . 

Milwaukee    Milwaukee    . 


Monroe Greene 

Oconto    Oconto 

Oshkosh Winnebago   . 

Ozaukee    Ozaukee     . . . 

Portage  City Columbia  . . . 

Prairie  du  Chien  ....  Craw'ford  . . . 

Racine    Racine  

Ripon    Fond  du  Lac 

Shullsburg   LaFayette     . 

Watertown   Jefferson   . . . 

Waukesha    Waukesha 

Whitewater Walworth   . . 


Collins  &  Pierce. 

C.  C.  Remington. 

See  Fox  Lake. 

See  Janesville. 

M.  L.  Kimball. 

John  J.  Jenkins. 

Hauser  &  Colman. 

C.  E.  Merwin. 

Norris  &  Chynowith. 

Cassidy  &  Carpenter. 

J.  V.  &  C.  Quarles. 

G.  M.  Woodward. 

Buslmell  &  Clark. 

H.  M.  &  H.  A.  Lewis. 

L.  J.  Nash. 

See  Oshkosh. 

Coty  hansen,  Smith,  Sylvester 

&  Scheiber. 
Brooks  Dunwiddie. 
W.  H.  Woodmansee. 
Finch  &  Barber. 
Pors  &  Hedding. 
T.  L.  Kennan. 
0.  B.  Thomas. 
Fish  &  Lee. 
See  Fond  du  Lac. 
John  K.  Williams. 

John  E.  Thomas. 

Hall  &  Skinner. 
Vernon  Tichenor. 
J.  D.|Weeks. 


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BORER  ON  JUDICIAL  SALES:  by  Judge  Rorer,  2nd 

edition,  pp.  665,  8  vo.,  price  ^QJtO  net.     A  Treatise  on  the 

law  of  Judicial  and  Execution  Sales. 

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« large  measure  in  the  prcclw  words  of  tho  Court  givinK  the  opinion.    I'  treats  of 

the  suttject  matter  in  a  compr«hehenf>ive,  logicsl,  an*^  w(>ll  arranfted  manner.    To 

lawyers  in  active  practice  the  work  will  be  of  extreme  ralue,  and  a  moHt  important 

aid  to  sheriffs  and  others,  into  whose  hands  the  execution  of  the  final  prncvsii  of  the 

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HIGH  ON  EXTRAORDINARY  LEGAL  REMEDIES  : 

by  James  L.  High,  8  vo.,  pp.  672,  price  $7.50. 
This  work  cmbrnces  the  ihree  extraordinary  lec^Hl  remedies  of  Mandamus,  Quo 
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thus  presenting  three  separate  and  in.lcpenduut  trentises,  romplcte  in  each.  It  em- 
bodies all  the  decisions  both  EnKlixh  and  American  down  to  a  very  recent  date.  The 
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•copious  and  well  arranged  index,  any  deoired  topic  may  be  ut  once  found.  The  work 
bears  the  evidence  of  great  care  and  research  and  a  determination  to  make  it  as 
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HIGH  ON  RECEIVERS  :  by  Jas.   L.   High,  8  vo.,  pp. 

650,  price  $7.50. 
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ican dccinions  upon  the  important  f<ubjcct  of  Receivers,  their  Duties,  Functions, 
Powers,  Rights  of  Action,  etc.,  and  is  the  first  attempt  ever  ninde  by  any  author  to 
present  the  entire  Enirlish  law  on  the  subject.  The  decisions  ombrnce  those  from  the 
earliest  time  downwards,  besides  a  large  number  of  cases,  and  also  many  which  are 
not  accessible  generally  to  the  profession.  The  work  is  in  every  way  worthy  of  the 
attention  of  the  profession  from  the  higli  reputation  enjoyed  by  the  author  its  a  ••'|ptl 
writer,  his  systematic  method  of  treatments  and  unusual  accuracy,  both  ir.i  citauon 
and  statement. 

HIGH  ON   INJUNCTIONS  :    by  Jas.   L.   High,  8  vo., 

pp.  642,  price  $7.50. 
The  Treatise  embraces  both  the  English  and  Americsu  Tjaw  upon  the  l»w  of  In- 
junctions as  administered  in  England  and  the  United  States.  The  work  has  been  care- 
fully made  and  well  digested.  The  citations  are  abund'iut,  and  but  little  of  the  author*! 
personal  opinion  is  introduci'd,  almost  every  8i-ntenr:e  is  aanotatod  with  an  authority. 
Tlie  sutiject  matter  is  treated  in  an  exhaustive  manner,  and  cannot  fail  to  be  of  great 
Talue. 

COOLEY  ON  TAXATION  :  by  Hon.  T.  M.  Cooley,  1876, 

8  vo.,pp.  741.  price  $7.50. 
The  information  at  tho  cotamand  of  the  profesnion  in  this  sul\icct  is  exceedingly 
meagre,  owing,  no  doubt,  to  tlie  obstruse  character  of  the  sultJect.  1'hc  author,  who 
baa  made  tho  subject  of  limitations  of  legislative  power  his  study  has  dealt  with  tho 
sutject  in  a  clear  and  concise  manner,  so  as  to  make  his  book  tlie  standard  work  on  tha 
sutject,  presenting  as  it  does,  in  a  shape  for  practical  use.  the  general  rules  which  must 
govern  the  action  of  all  authorities  acting  in  matters  of  taxation. 

EWELL  ON  FIXTURES:  by  Marshall  D.  Ewell,  1876, 

8  vo.,  pp.  600,  price  $6.00. 
A  treatise  upon  the  right  to  things  annexed,  either  actively  or  constntctively  to 
the  realty;  and  upon  other  property  partaking  both  of  a  real  and  personal  nature, 
oomprising  tho  law  of  emblements,  and  other  species  of  property  analogous  to 
flzturaa.  llie  scope  of  the  work  involves  the  preaentation  of  the  taw  on  the  subject, 
at  deduced  from  the  English  and  American  reports.  The  plan  and  classifieations  are 
the  same  aa  those  adopted  in  Kerar  or  Fixtures,  with  which  the  profession  ar« 
ftoiiliar.  Mr.  Ewell  haa  added  several  chapter*,  thus  Increasing  the  value  of  the 
work.  The  matter  haa  been  well  handled,  and  a  copioui  index  and  table  of  caaaa 
renders  any  rcferonoe  easy  work. 


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WADE  ON  NOTICE  :  by  Wm.  P.  Wade,  1876,  8  vo.  pp. 

667,  price  §6.50. 
Mr.  Wade  hoa  pret«ntud  to  the  \egt\  profesuon,  in  his  work,  ^  most  Tnluable 
treatise  on  tliu  Lhw  of  Notice,  both  actual  aud  constructive,  umbraRinir  tho  right! 
and  liabilities  of  Furchaat>r!<,  PrincipaU  and  Agents,  Landlords  and  'I  mUi,  etc., 
including  the  mode  by  which  Liabilities  are  created,  moditv  '  >ni1  xi  nguirbed, 
wit'^  a,  statumunt  of  the  law  as  atlHcting  the  diwhonor  of  Comiiiin  >  ivi  I'upur,  Publica- 
tiouH  of  Notices,  and  all  other  acts  In  which  Notice  is  essential  or  important.  Refer- 
ences  are  mode  to  the  latest  English  and  American  co-oes,  bearing  on  the  points 
referred  to.    A  complete  Index,  and  Tabic  of  Cases,  adds  to  the  value  of  the  worko 

SANSUM'S  DIGEST  OF  THE  LAW  OF  INSURANCE : 
by  Oliver  B.  Sansum,  1876,  8  vo.  pp.  1682,  price  $8.00. 
This  worl:  contains  an  AnalyMs  and  Digest  of  the  Low  of  Insuraneea— Accident, 
Fire,  Life  &  Marine ;  embrtcing  all  the  cases  in  the  Courts  of  Great  Britahi,  Canada, 
and  the  United  States  froir,  the  earliest  period  to  the  present  time.  In  nearly  all 
the  cases  the  author  has  sUted  the  facts,  upon  which  the  question  was  ralReu,  an 
advantage  to  Jndses  or  Lawyers  who  are  far  from  large  libraries.  It  ':.-^'^  >)'■<'  this 
advantage,  that  it  enableit  the  working  lawyer,  to  determine  atagla>  ■(-,  w'-'i^cber 
the  case  adjudged  will  sipport  that  which  is  to  be  adjudged;  ai<d,  U'  ^  <  a  few 
instances,  the  reasons  of  the  Court  are  set  forth.  Mr.  iiansum  lias  accomplisaed  a 
difficult  and  laborious  trsk  and  his  work  on  Insurances,  being  so  thorough  and 
complete,  will  long  reiuain  a  stondard  work  on  this  important  subject. 

FubUcations  of  J.  &  W.  JOHNSON  &  Co.,  FhUadelpMa. 

FEAKNE  ON  CONTINGENT  REMAINDERS :  byW. 

M.  Coleman,  12  mo.,  pp.  104,  1878. 
This  little  w.irk  is  intended  to  be  a  full  and  complete  abstract  of  Fcnme,  and  is  to 
serve  as  an  introduction  to  the  Original  Work.  It  is  designed  primarily  for  the  use 
of  Students,  but  will  also  be  of  value  to  lawyers  enga^fd  in  active  practice.  It  con- 
tains all  of  Fcaroe's  principles  separately  and  diytinrtly  set  forth.  The  book  is  well 
adapted  fur  tbi;  purpose  for  which  it  was  established,  and  student  would  do  well  to  have 
it  by  them.    The  work  treats  of  Contingent  Kemainders  and  Kxecutory  Devises. 

SMITH  ON  CONTRACTS  :  by  J.  W.  Smith  and  Wm.  H. 

H.  Rawle,  6th  edition,  8  vo.,  pp.  543,  1878,  price  $5.50. 
This  is  the  American  reprint  from  the  Engluh  Work,  with  some  additional  notes 
and  refurvnces  to  recent  Aninrican  coses,  by  ilon.  Geo.  Sharswood.  This  work  has 
rapidly  been  introduced  as  a  Text  book,  in  the  various  I^w  Schools  in  the  United 
States,  and  has  also  been  adopted  by  the  Upper  Cauada  Law  Society.  The  compact 
and  luminous  manner  in  which  the  various  tonics  are  presented,  are  such  ttuvt  the 
merest  tyro  in  law  cannot  fail  to  comprehend  them.  For  purposes  of  instruction  the 
work  cau  scarcely  bu  excelled. 


PubUcatlon  of  JOHN  LOVELL.  Montreal. 
QUEBEC  LAW  DIGEST  :  by  C.  H.  Stepliens,  B.  C.  L., 

Royal  8  vo.,  pp.  1470,  1878,  price  $16.75. 
This  work  is  a  complete  compilation  of  all  the  reported  decisions  in  the  Provinco 
of  Quebec  down  to  the  first  January,  1877,  analytically  digested  and  arrranged, 
with  constant  reference  to  the  codes  and  statutes  thereto.  This  companion  Volume, 
in  thi.>  jurisprudence  of  tlic  Sister  I'rovince,  to  Kobinson  and  Joseph's  Ontario 
Digest  of  Oases,  adds  another  important  work  of  reference  to  the  Legal  Literature  of 
Canada.  Few  Libraries  of  the  Ontario  Legal  I'rofession  contain  Lower  Canada 
Reports,  or  any  of  the  Liegal  SeriaU,  in  French  or  in  Knglish,  issued  in  the  Province 
of  Quebec     The  necessity  for,  at  least,  a  Digest  of  the  reported  Uecisions  of  these 

Sublicntions,  is  therefore,  apparent ;  while  to  those  whose  Libraries  do  embrace  the 
eports  of  Lower  Canada,  the  use  of  this  Key  to  them  is  equally  important.  The 
■cope  of  the  Di^'estmay  be  gathered  from  the  extent  of  the  Keferences  in  the  work 
to  the  following  publications  and  Ueport<<,  viz. .  To  the  Code  Civil  Proceeduae  ;  Con- 
solidated t^tatutes  of  Lower  Canada ;  The  Quebec  Insolvent  Act ;  Lower  Canada 
Jurist;  I^ower  Canada  Law  Journal*.  Lower  Canada  Reports;  Municipal  Code: 
Quebec  Law  Reports;  Quebec  Statutes;  Stuart's  Vice- Admiralty  Cases,  &c.,  &o. 
The  work  is  completed  throughout  in  English.  Tlte  arrangement  of  the  book  It 
admirable,  and  the  mechauical  "  get  up  "  all  that  can  be  debired. 


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PubUcationB  of  SOULE.  THOMAS  ft  WENTWORTH.  St.  Louis. 

BISHOP  ON  CONTRACTS  :  by  Joel  Prentibs  Bishop,  8 
vo..  pp.  386,  1878,  price  $1.50. 
A  Tery  complete  and  well  written  exposition  of  the  law,  relating  to  Contracts  ar- 
raoced  in  simple  and  compact  language  and  illustrating  the  essential  dcctrnies  of 
the  law  of  Contracts.  The  references  are  mostly,  but  not  exclusively  to  American 
cases.    The  work  will  be  found  useful  to  the  profession,  "  not  as  contaning  the  wliold 


Jas. 


■pace,  in  plain  terms  and  in  a  new  order,  but  what  is  most  useful  to  all 

DIGEST   OP    THE   LAW   OF   EVIDENCE:   by 

Fitzjames  Stephens,  Q.  C,  pp.  226,  1876,  price  Si. 50. 
All  epitome  of  the  law  of  evidence  puDllshed  in  handy-volume  form,  and  pre* 
■ented  In  a  clear  and  concise  style,  illustrating  ':he  principles  by  examples,  and 
supported  by  a  carefully  selected  citation  of  the  leading  authorities.  A  most  admirable 
little  hook. 

DIGEST  OF  THE  CRIMINAL  LAW  :  by  Sir  James  Fitz- 
James  Stephens,  Q.  C,  pp.  424,  1877,  price  $2.50, 
"This  Digest  is  meant  to  be  a  complete  statement  of  the  whole  of  what  I  may 
call  the  working  Criminal  Ijaw.  Upon  the  whjie,  this  Digest  is  intended  to  give  the 
whole  of  the  law  relating  to  each  of  these  evory-day  offences  which  commonly  occur 
in  the  administration  of  justice,  as  fully  and  as  shortly  as  is  consiste.it  with  accuracy 
I  do  not  venture  to  say  that  it  is  quite  completi*,  fur  the  subject  is  so  intricate  and 
difficult  that  it  would  be  to  make  such  an  assertion ;  but  I  do  assert  that  it  deals  with 
every  part  of  the  subntantive  OrimiiiHl  Law  (ss  distinguished  from  the  law  of  Orim> 
inal  Procedure)  which  is  dealt  with  in  the  text  books  in  conunon  use,  such  as  Russell 
on  Crimes,  Koscoe's  Criminal  Uvidence.  Archibold's  Criminal  Pleading,  and  the  like; 
and  with  some  others,  which,  for  various  reasons,  they  omil.  The  comparative 
brevity  of  the  work  has  been  obtained  by  th^  double  process  of  extracting  principle! 
fh>m  cases — the  facts  being  stated  in  the  form  of  illustrations  of  the  principles— and 
condensing  the  statutes."— From  tlie Pre/a :e. 

DIGEST   OF   THE    LAW   OF   PARTNERSHIP 

Frederick  Pollock,  pp.  169,  1898,  price  $1.25. 

The  plan  of  this  work  follows  that  of  "  Stephen^s  Digest  of  the  Iaw  of  Kvidence," 
in  presenting  condensed  but  clear  statements  of  principle.^,  enforced  by  special  illua> 
trations.    For  a  clearer  idea  of  the  book,  we  extract  from  the  preface : 

"  The  present  work  has  been  undertaken,  io  the  Hrst  place,  to  supply  the  wantjof  a 
eondee  worK  on  the  law  of  partnership.  •  •  *  The  law  of  partnership  is  in  many 
ways  a  specially  convenient  subject,  (or  the  treatmi>nt  here  adopted.  It  has,  la 
common  with  the  law  of  evidence,  tiie  qualities  of  being  of  modern  growth,  homo- 
geneous and,  for  the  most  part,  trap,  settled.  It  is  is  remarkably  free  from  anoma- 
lies and  technicalities,  and  has  l)een  singularly  fortunate  in  the  national  character  of 
its  development.  »  '  *  Following  Sir  Jame»  Stephen's  example,  I  have  arrived 
at  fixing  the  limits  of  the  subject  matter  so  as  to  exclude  all  merely  collateral 
topics. 


by 


PubUcations  of  McHILLAN  ft  CO..  New  York. 

ELEMENTS  OF  ROMAN    LAW    BY  GAIUS.  WITH 

TRANSLATIC  N  AND  COMMENTARY  :  by  Edward  Poste, 

M.  A.,  8  vo.,  cloth,  pp.  690,  1875,  price $7. 50. 

Mr.  Poste's  Commentary  shews  that  he  has  read  much  and  that  he  has  digested 

what  he  read.    It  is  learned,  searching  and  suggestive.    The  author  has  given  ns  an 

admirable  version,  and  though  he  has  used  a  paraphrase  where  the  sentence  could  be 

literally  translateil,  it  is  allowuble,  because  the   paraphrases  is  the  truest  rendition 

of  the  idea  intended  to  be  conveyed  by  the  original. 

LIBERTY  OF  THE  SUBJECT. —SECURITY  OF  THE 

PERSON  :  by  Jas.  Paterson,  M.  A.,  2  vo.,  12  mo.  cloth,  1877, 

price  $10. 

These  works  are  commentaries  on  the  Laws  of  Rngland,  which  relate  to  these  moat 

important  topics.     They  contain  a  general  introduction  to  the  subject  of  Law,  oisn 

cussing  the  current  distinctions  and  divisions,  as  well  as  subjecting  the  details  to  » 


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more  natural  method  than  has  hitherto  been  followed.  The  dWIsion  relating  to 
Security  of  the  Fenon,  is  exhibited  in  complete  detail,  thewinff  how  the  law  guardii 
personal  freedom  at  fvery  point,  and  what  are  the  leading  changes  through  which 
the  law  has  passed.  The  subject  is  treated  of  in  a  comiirubensiTO,  clear  and  withal 
in  a  readable  manner 

HISTORY  OF  THE   LAW  OF   REAL  PROPERTY  : 

by  K.  E.  Digby,  M.  A.,  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  12  mo.  cloth,  pp. 

312,  price  $3.00. 
Mr.  Digby's  admirable  book  is  a  most  important  contribution  to  the  InTestiiratioii 
of  that  vast  and  unexplore'I  province  of  reoearch,  the  Knglish  J^aw.  Theanthor 
states  that  his  object  in  undertaking  the  work  was  to  attempt  in  some  degree  to 
supply  a  want  felt.n  the  English  U^lverx'.tiesnf  some  elementary  text  book  on  this 
important  subject  and  to  explain  Ciiu  leading  principles  of  the  law  as  it  exists  by  « 
reference  to  its  history. 

ELEMENTS  OF  LAW,  considered  with  reference  to  prin- 
ciples of  General  Jurisprudence  by  Wni.  M.  Markby,  M.  A, 
2nd  edition,  12  mo.  pp.  286,  1877,  price  $3.00. 
The  author,  who  was  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Judicature,  at  Calcutta,  statai 
that  the  work  is  in  the  form  of  lectures,  delivered  in  1870,  to  some  Hindoo  and 
Uahommedan  Law  Students  at  Calcutta  in  1870.    To  indicate  the  scope  of  the  work 
a  glance  at  the  contents  will  suffice,  vii..  General  Conception  and  sources  of  Law; 
Liability;  Ownership;    Possession,  Servitudes  or  Asssessments— Prescription  and 
Limitation;  Remedies;  Procedure;  Transfer;  Security;  Suoceasion. 

Publlcatloni  of  COPF,  CLARK  IB  CO.,  Toronto. 

REVISED  SCHOOL  LAW.  Parts  L  and  TI:  by  J.  Geo. 

Hodgins,    LL.  D.,  Deputy  Minister  of  Education,  Ont.,   pp. 

281.     Price,  Part  I.,  limp  cloth,  75  cents  ;  Part  I.  and  II.  limp 

cloth,  $1.60. 
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the  powers  and  duties  of  Municipal  Councils  of  Counties,  Townships,  Villages, 
Towns  and  Cities,  and  of  Boards  of  Public  (fchool  Trustees  in  these  Municipalities, 
and  of  Assessors,  Collectors,  Auditors,  Teachers  and  Arbitrators.  The  work  is  full 
and  complete  in  all  particulars,  and  indicates  clearly  the  powers  and  duties  of  the 
elaases  mentioned above,and  in  this  respectisan  Invaluable  hand-book  to  all  concerned. 
The  work  also  contains  a  carefully  and  well  prepared  Digest  of  Decisions  of  tha 
Superior  Courta  on  School  matters,  which  renders  it  useful  to  the  Legal  Profession. 

Publicatloni  of  JOHN  D.  PAR80NB.  Albany. 

COMMENTARIES  ON  THE  LAWS  OF  ENGLAND : 
by  Herbert  Broom,  LL.  D.,  and  Edward  A.  Hadley,  M.  A,  2 
vols.,  8  vo.,  pp.  1739,  1875,  price  $1300. 
These  Commentaries  on  the  Laws  of  Kngland  pursue  the  ordor  adopted,  and  coB- 
taining  much  of  the  matter  to  be  found  in  Sir  W.  DIackstone's  celebrated  works. 
Since  filackstone  was  written,  such  extensive  changes  have  been  made  in  the  English 
Law  that  it  has  been  found  necessary  to  re- write  the  entire  work  for  the  use  of  Knglish 
Students  and  Lawyers.  This  tusk  was  assumed  by  the  authors  of  these  volumes 
and  well  have  they  fulfllliMl  their  task.  The  legal  works  written  by  Herbert  Brown 
are  so  familiar  to  the  profusMon,  and  so  universally  recognlMd  as  among  the  verr 
flrtt  in  regard  to  legal  learning  and  accuracy  that  no  further  recommendation  Is 
necessary  for  aiiv  work  which  he  may  undertake.  Excessive  care  lias  been  evidently 
taken  with  these  commerutries  in  their  oompiUtion.  The  object  of  the  authors 
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etists,  and  this  information  will  be  found  in  the  text  of  the  work  itself,  instead  of 
being  scattered  through  numerous  and  voluminous  notes.  The  fbllowing  heads  In- 
dieate  the  scope  of  the  work.  Law  of  Real  Property  and  Equity.  Actions  at  Law ; 
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and  Prooeeduro ;  Redress  of  Private  Wrongs  by  operation  of  law. 


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,  PubUcatloni  of  W.  J.  GILBERT.  St.  Louia. 

LAW    OF    CORPORATE    SECURITIES:    by    G.    C. 

Clemens,  pp.  283,  1877,  priee  $3.00. 

The  ol\joct  of  this  work  is  to  {{ire,  in  xyHtematio  ahape,  the  law  of  Municipal  and 
Railroad  ijocuritiei.  The  author  has  not  burdened  his  render  with  a  large  amount  of 
notes,  but  has  HOUi{ht  to  call  attention  to  principUn,  and  has  ouly  referred  to  cases, 
for  proof  of  thum.  Mr.  demons  deserves  muuh  credit  for  the  ailniirablo  little  book 
which  he  has  placed  in  the  hands  of  the  profession.  The  work  is  divided  into  two 
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UNITED    STATES    SUPREME    COURT   REPORTS, 

INDEX :  by  Wm.  G.  Meyer,  pp.  536,  1879,  price  l$5.00. 

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PROF  ATT  ON  JURY  TRIAL  :  by  John  Profatt,  LL.  B. 

8vo.,608,  1877. 

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difficult  task  ho  undertook.  lie  ho-s  given  considerable  attention  to  the  arrangement 
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MEDICAL   JURISPRUDENCE    OF  INSANITY :    by 

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vo.,pp.  713,  1875. 

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LAW  OF  THE  FARM  :  by   A.  W.  Thompson,  8  vo.,  pp. 

520,  176,  1876. 

A  treatise  on  the  leading  titles  of  thn  law  involved  iii  FHrmIng  business  and  Liti- 
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