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The  Institute  has  attempted  to  obtain  the  best 
original  copy  available  for  filming.  Features  of  this 
copy  which  may  be  bibliographically  unique, 
which  may  alter  any  of  the  images  in  the 
reproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  change 
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have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
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lors  d'une  restauration  apparaissent  dans  le  texte, 
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Commentaires  supplAmentaires; 


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une  image  reproduite,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  methods  normale  de  filmage 
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L'exemplaire  filmt  fut  reproduit  grice  A  la 
gAnArositi  da: 

La  bibliothdque  des  Archives 
pubiiques  du  Canada 


The  images  appearing  hare  are  the  best  quality 
possible  considering  the  condition  and  legibility 
of  the  original  copy  and  in  keeping  with  the 
filming  contract  specifications. 


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plus  grand  soin,  compte  tenu  de  la  condition  et 
de  la  nettet6  de  I'exempiaire  f ilmA,  et  en 
conformity  avec  les  conditions  du  contrat  de 
filmaga. 


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beginning  with  the  front  cover  and  ending  on 
the  last  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, or  the  back  cover  when  appropriate.  All 
other  original  copies  are  filmed  beginning  on  the 
first  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  impres- 
sion, and  ending  on  the  last  page  with  a  printed 
or  illustrated  impression. 


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papier  est  ImprimAe  sont  fiimAs  en  commenpant 
par  le  premier  plat  et  en  terminant  soit  par  la 
darniire  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'Impression  ou  d  Illustration,  soit  par  le  second 
plat,  salon  le  cas.  Tous  les  autres  exemplaires 
originaux  sont  filmte  en  commenpant  par  la 
premiere  page  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'Impression  ou  d'illustration  et  en  terminant  par 
la  derniAre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 


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shall  contain  the  symbol  — ►  (meaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  the  symbol  y  (meaning  "END"), 
whichever  applies. 


Un  des  symboles  suivants  apparaftra  sur  la 
dernlAre  image  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  le 
cas:  le  symbols  — ►  signifie  "A  SUIVRE",  le 
symbols  V  signifie  "FIN". 


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different  reduction  ratios.  Those  too  large  to  be 
entirely  included  in  one  exposure  are  filmed 
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right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
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-'         .   .    ^    CONTENTS.   V       ■■-■^^^\ 

PAQK. 

anac,  Ice 3 

ks  in  Canada,  and  Agencies 60 

tish  Kiinistry ^ 

sus  Returns  of  Canada 121 

il  Departments : — 

Bureau  of  Agriculture  and  Statistics 26 

Civil  Secretary's  Office 26 

Collector  of  Customs 26 

;         Crown  Land  Department 27 

'^  -         Crown  Law  Department , 27 

Crown  Timber  Agents 28 

Department  of  Public  Works 27 

J         Department  of  Minister  of  Finance 26 

^         Educational  Department,  C.  E.  and  C.  W.... 28 

Geological  Survey 28 

;:         Indian  Department 28 

Provincial  Registrar's  Office 25 

Provincial  Secretary's  Office 25 

Receiver  General's  Office 25 

Courts  of  Justice,  Terms,  kc. ,  in  Lower  Canada 68 

Currency  Table 49 

Executive  Council  and  Officers 18 

Governor  General  of  Canada 18 

Legislative  Council  and  Officers 19 

Lpgislativo  Assembly  and  Officers < 21 

Military  Department 29 

Post  Office  Department,  Rates,  &c 36 

Registrars  (County)^ 74 

Tariff  of  Duties 40 

The  Queen  and  Royal  Family 1 

Weather  Table 17 

• MONTRRAL.       ..... 

Assurancies  and  Agencies 87 

Attorneys  and  Advocates 79 

Banks 64 

Board  of  Brokers 89 

Board  of  Notaries 89 

Board  of  Trade .,  90 

Cartage,  &c.,  Rates  of , 61 

Clergy,  Churches,  &c.,  Catholic 103 


IV. 


CONTENTS. 


Clergy ,  Churches,  &c. ,  Protestant 1  tU 

Clubs 00 

Colleges  and  Schools I(i5 

Commiissioners  for  Receiving  Affulavits 8:; 

Commissioners  under  the  Aliens  Act K3      s 

Commissioner  for  talcing  Adldavits  for  U.  C S4 

Consulates 11 

Cori)orallon  of  Montreal 5»j 

Corn  Exchange  Association sO 

Customs'  Department 47 

Directory 110 

Emigration  Department.' S4 

Fares  for  Coaches,  Cabs,  fzc tU 

Inspectors  of  Produce,  Weights,  and  Measures OJ 

Justices  of  the  Peace 77 

licensed  Apothecaries H»i 

Marriage  licenses S4 

Masonic  Lodges 107 

Meiical  Department ^ S4 

Mercantile  Agency so 

Militia  Department :v: 

Montreal  Exchange 90 

Fire  Doparimcnt CO 

Fire  Alarm  Telegraph  Signals 00 

Police   67 

Municipal  Taxes 58 

Odd  Fellows 109 

Physicians 86 

Post  Office 36 

Public  Companies,  Railroad,  &c 89  &  0*2 

Quarter  Sessions  Peade 74 

Societies  and  Institutions  :— 

Betievolent 97 

literary 94 

National.... 95k 

Religious IM 

Temperance 98 

Tariff  of  Hlotage 48 

Trinity  House 47 

Waterlariff 6& 

QUEnec. 

Attorneys  and  Advocates llli 

Banks 113 

Benevolent  Societies IIT 

Board  of  Trade 112 

Board  of  Notaries lia 


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BuiMInK  Societies 117 

Churches lift 

Cons'ilfl 112 

Corporation Ill 

Courts  of  JiiPticc 68 

Customs'  I>e|)arhnent 112 

Kxchango 112 

I.itorary  Societies 116 

National  Societies 116 

Post  Ofllco Ill 

TarifT  of  Cartapo 118 

Tariir  of  Rates  of  Pilotage 119 

Tariir  of  Wharfage 120 

Trinity  House 112 


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Ijitltudo      450     ai'    00"    North. 

Longitude 7a «     35'    00"    Weal. 

West  in  Timo 4b.   64m.   20a. 


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THE     QUEEN. 

VrtTTORM,  Queen  of  tho  United  Kingdom  of  Groat  Britain  and  Ireland; 
only  daughter  of  His  late  Koyal  Higiiness  Edward,  Duko  of  Kent, 
and  Victoria,  late  Duchess  of  Kent,  daugiiter  of  Francis,  Dulce  of 
iSaxe  Cobourg ;  born  tho  24th  May,  1819  ;  succeeded  to  the  Throne 
on  the  decease  of  her  Undo,  William  IV.,  June  20th.  1837;  Pro- 
claimed June  2l8t,  1837;  Crowned  Juno  28th,  1838  ;  Married 
February  10th,  1840,  to  Fli3ld- Marshal  His  Koyal  Highness  Prince 
Albert  Augustus  Cliarles  Emanuel.  Prince  of  Saxe  Cobourg  and 
Gotha,  Knight  of  the  Most  Noble  Order  of  the  Garter,  &c.,  ic, 
who  died  at  WiodRor  Castle,  December  14th,  1861. 

#  issue: 

Victoria  Adelaide  Mary  Louisa  (Princess  Royal),  born  November 2l8t, 
1840  ;  married  January  25th,  1868,  H.  R.  H.  Frederick  William, 
Prince  of  Prussia. 

Albert  Edward  (Prince  of  Wales),  born  November  9th,  1841;  mar- 
ried March  10th,  1863,  H.  R.  H.  tho  Princess  Alexandra  of 
Denmark . 

Alice  Maud  Mary,  born  April  25th,  1843  ;  married  July  Ist,  1862, 
H.  R.  H.  Prince  Louis  of  Uosso. 

Alfred  Ernest  Albert,  born  August  6th,  1844. 

Helena  Agusta  Victoria,  born  May  25th,  1846. 

Louise  Caroline  Alberta,  born  March  18th,  1848. 

Arthur  William  Patrick  Albert,  born  1st  May,  1850. 

Leopold  George  Duncan  Albert,  born  April  7th,  1853. 

Beatrice  Mary  Victoria  Fcodore,  born  April  14th,  1857. 


THE     QUEEN'S     COUSINS. 

George  V.,  King  of  Hanover,  born  May  27th,  1819. 

George,  Duke  of  Cambridge,  born  March  26th,  1819. 

Princess  Augusta  (Duchess  of  Mecklenburg  Strelitz),  born  July  19th 
1822. 

Mary  Adelaide  Wllhelmina  Elizabeth,  born  November  27th,  1833. 


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rirst  liOrd  of  Iho  Troamiry  Viscnnnt  Palmorston. 

Chaucollor  of  tho  Kxchcq'jcr Mr.    W.  K.  (Iladslonc. 

Foreign  Sccroiary F^irl  Kii ■'sell. 

Homo  Socr  Ota  ry HirG.iJrey.  f» 

(\jlonial  SccrotHry • Duko  of  Newcasllo. 

Secretary  for  War hjirl  do  (Jrey  A:  Ripon. 

SccretJiry  for  Inda ...Sir  ClrirhH  Wood. 

First  Lord  of  the  Admiralty Duke  of  Somerset. 

Lord  Chancellor Und  WeHtbury. 

President  of  tho  OMincil F^rl  GranvlUo        •    • 

Privy  8oal Duko  of  Ar^yle. 

Postmf\ster  (Iineral I^rd  Stanley  ol  Alderlcy 

Provident  of  the  Hoard  of  Trade Mr.  M.  <;ihson. 

president  of  the  Pof>rI;iw  IJoard Mr.  C.  V   Villlers. 

Duchy  of  Lancaster Mr.  CnrdWLll.  * 

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Xot  in  the  CabinH. 

Lord  Lieutenant  of  Ireland Karl  of  Carlisle. 

Secretary  for  Ireland Sir  Robert  Peel. 

Attorney  Ceneral Sir  W.  Athcrton. 

Solicitor  General Sir  R   Palmer. 

Attorney  General  for  Ireland Mr.  Tboif.  O'Hagan. 

Solicitor  General  for  Irela'..i Mr.  A    L  W8)r. 

Secretaries  of  the  Treasury Mr.  Mrand,  Mr.  F.  Pecl. 

Secretary  to  the  Admiralty Lord  flaronco  Paget. 

Civil  Lord  of  tho  Admiralty Mr.  Stsnsfeld. 

Lord  Advocate Mr.  MoncrtilV. 

Judge  Adv;)cale-General .Mr.  Headlam.       .;      ^ 

Vice-President  of  Privy  Council  for  Edu- 
cation  ^ Mr.  Lowo.  **     '^'' 

r.Mr.  HuKes^en. 
I/>rdfi  of  tho  Treasury v  Sir  Willi  im  Dunbar. 

(Llcutenant-Col.  Luko  Whlb: 

7 he  Royal  Household. 

I/)rd  Steward I^rd  St.  Germans.  * 

Lord  Cbamberliu Viscount  Sydney. 

Master  of  the  HorHo MarqulB  of*Allesbury.      t 

Master  of  tho  Buckhounds  .   F^rl  of  Bessborough. 

Mistress  of  the  Robes , . , Uucbess  of  AVelhugtoo. 


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'  ALMANAC,  &c. 

Of  the  Mundano  /Kra 6867 

Of  the  vulgar  Christian  Mtb, 1864 

Since  the  discovery  of  America 372 

Since  the  discovery  of  Quebec 250 

Since  the  treaty  which  contlrmod  the  possessioo  if  Canada  to  the 

BrlUsh 98 

Of  the  Reign  of  Her  Majesty  Queen  Victoria 27 

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ECI^IPSES. 

There  will  not  be  any  Eclipse  of  the  Moon  for  1864. 

I.  Of  the  Sun  there  will  be  but  two  EcUpees  and  these  will  not  be 
Specially  interostiog  to  Canadian  observers  of  Astronomical  changes. 

II.  On  the  5th  of  May,  in  the  afternoon,  there  will  be  a  Central 
Eclipse  of  the  Sun.  In  Canada  it  will  not  be  visible,  but  will  be 
observed  in  the  Western  part  of  Illinois  and  Wisconsin  about  sunset. 
Those  who  dwell  in  California  may  have  a  fine  view  of  it. 

III.  On  the  30th  of  October  there  will  be  an  Annular  Eclipse  of  the 
Sun,  not  visible  in  Canada. 

Until  July  18th,  Venns  will  be  morning  star  and  the  fest  of  the 
year  evening  star.  Until  August  18th,  Mars  will  be  morning  star, 
and  evening  star  the  rest  of  the  year.  Until  February  15th.  Jupiter 
will  be  morning  star,  thon  until  Nov  30th,  evening  star,  then  the 
rest  of  the  year  morning  star.  Until  Jan.  8th,  Saturn  will  be  morn^ 
log  star,  then  until  October  13th,  evening  star,  then  the  rest  of  the 
year,  morning  star. 


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THB  SEASONS. 

Vernal  Equinox  :  Spring  begins  March,  20<l.  3h.  2m.  in  Iho  Morning. 
Summer  Folstice:  Summer  begin.s  June.  20(1.  Uh.4«{ra  in  thoKv^nitit,'. 
Auiiimnal  Kquiuox  :  Autumn  begins  ^'eptcmber,  22d.  2h.  8m.  in  iho 

Evening. 
Winter  Soistice  :  Winter  begins   December,  21d.  7h.  65m.  In  the 

Morning. 


d.  h.  m. 

Sun  in  Winter  signs 89    1    4 

Sun  in  Spring  signs 92  20  42 

Sun  in  Summer  signs.. 93  14  24 
Sun  Id  Autumu&l  signs. 89  17  47 


d.  h.  m. 

Tropical  year srr)    5  .',7 

Sun  North  of  Ktiijntor..l8R  U    6 

Sun  South  of  Kquator..l7S  18  51 

Difference 7  10  15 


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FETES  D^OBLIGATION. 


Circumcision January  1 

Epiphany.. "         6 

AnnuDcitttiou March   26 

Good  Friday **      25 

Ascension    Day May        6 

Queen  Victoria's  Ba  tbd.May     24 


Corpus  Chrlstl May   % 

St.  Peter  and  St  raal...June  29 

All  Saint's  Day Nov.    1 

Conception  of  ifie  Blessed 

Virgin  Mary Dec .    S 

Christmas  Day Dec,  25 


MOVEABIii:    FESTIVALS. 


Soptnngeslma  Sunday ,  Jan. 

Quinqnngcslma    "  Feb. 

AhIi  Wednesday '* 

First  Sunday  in  Lent..     " 

Palm  Sunday March 

Good   Friday ** 

Easter  Sunday " 


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Low  Sunday April 

Rogation  Sunday Vlay 

Ascension  Day '' 

Whitsunday ** 

Trinltv  Sunday •' 

Corpus  Chrlstl " 

Advent  Sunday Nov. 


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CHRONOL.OGICAI.    CYCLES. 

Dominical   letters C.  B. 

Golden  Number 3 

Jewish  Lunar  Cycle 19 

Epact  or  Moon's  Age 22 

Solar  Cyc]Q 25 

Julian   r<*riod 0577 

Jewish  Year  beginning  October  1st,  1864 ^^25 

B(»man  Indiction 7 

Mihomodau  Era,  Cth  Juno 1-81 


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New  Moon... 
First  Quarter. 

Full  Moon 

Third  Quarter. 


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10 

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Quebec 


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6  18  ev. 
5  14  ev. 

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4 

56  ev. 

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11  cv. 

Toronto. 

1 

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2  21 

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2  27 

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5  48 

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4  44 

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G  59 

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London. 

h.  m. 
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2  19  mo. 

5  40ev. 
4  36  ev . 

6  51  ev . 


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CiHCCMrisiox 

(I)  Slidell  and  Mason  surrendered,  1862 

'2nd  Sunday  after  Christmas 

West  Indies  discovered,  1493 

Duke  of  York  died,  1827     " 

Epiphany 

Penny  Postage  estab.  in  England,  1840 

Nelson's  Funeral,  1806 

Crimea  ceded  to  Russia,  1784 

1  St  Sunday  afte r  Epiyhany       r> "  r    i 

1st  Public  Lottery,  15*i9 

Irruption  of  the  Thames  Tunnel,  1828 

Charles  James  Fox  born,  1749 

Dr.  Aikin  born,  1747  :  died  1822 

Wolfe  born,  1726 

Battle  of  Corunna,  1809 

2nl  Sunday  after  Epiphany 

(17)  Benj.  Franklin  born,  1706 

James  Watt,  Engineer,  born  1738 

U.  S.  Independence  acknowledged,  1783 

\jou\s  XVI  beheaded,  1793 

Council  of  War  at  Paris,  1856 

William  Pitt,  Statesman,  died,  1806 

Septuagesima  Sunday 

Princess  Royal  married,  1858 

Sardinia  joined  England  and  Franco,  1855 

Mozart  born,  1758  ^»s,t 

Sir  Francis  Drake  died,  1596  :    . 

George  III  died,  1820 

Martyrdom  Charles  1,1649  . 

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FS'ENTS.   &c. 


rise 


set 


I  M0O.\ 

!r.  &  3. 


Jck2  Wes'.ey  lie-d,  17i»l 

Peace  ooDch:4ed  with  Persia.  ISoT 

Firsi  Unii^d  Sotes  Cocgrdss,  1TS9 

Covextl  Garden  Theatre  buret,  1S66 

Mil  .Nwj^ia>  i%  LaU 

?iB:it»  O  B'iea  j;«ardoned,  1S»4 

Wii^iam  HI  djed,  i:(r2 

IH.IL  Clarke  died,  1S21 

Pritos  of  Wa':e=  married,  1S63 

Lucknow  feli.  1S6S 

r>e?jar{Jia  Cacal  accident,  ISo7 

5tk  5ufid'2)r  in  2>n! 

CreAi  Scorm  in  Black  Sea,  1S56 

Battie  of  Cul'oueD,  174T. 

Imperial  Prices  of  France  born,  1856 

?T  Patwck'sDay 

Princes  Louisa  born,  1845  ..  < 

(20)  Sir  Isaac  XewrtoQ  died,  1727 

fjik  Sunday  in  Lent 

Arcbbishop  Cranmer  bamt,  1556 

Meii -an  RevoiuliOD,  1S56 

Pievolution  in  Greece,  1821 

Queen  Eiizabeth  died,  1003 

Good  Fbjdat.    Axxcsqatioji 

BaLk  of  tEgland  Incorporated,  1694 

Eouter  Sunday 

Canaiia  celled  to  France,  1C32 

8we«ienborg  died,  1772 

i'fcac*  Treaty  with  Russia  signed,  1856 

Beethoven,  the  musician,  died,  1827 


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Moon's  Phases.      Quebec,    \  Montreal.  Kiiufston     Thronto. 


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First  Quarter . 
Full  Moon .... 
Third  Quarter. 


d. 
6 

IS 
21 

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h. 

9 
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8 


m. 

1  mo. 
23  ov. 
31  ev. 


h.  m. 
S  56  mo. 

7  14  ov. 

8  25  cv. 


h.  m. 
8  43  mo 

7  2ev. 

8  13  ev. 


h.  m. 
8  31  mo. 
6  50  ov. 
8     1  ov. 


11  46ov.in  40ov.ill  -JSev.  11  16ev. 


London . 

h.  m 
8  23  mo. 

6  42  ev. 

7  63  ov. 
11   Sev 


DAYS 
M      W 


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F 

2 

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3 

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4 

M 

b 

Tu 

6 

W 

7 

Th 

8 

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9 

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10 

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11 

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12 

Tu 

13 

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14 

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15 

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16 

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17 

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Tu 

20 

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24 

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25 

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26 

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27 

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rise 


5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 
5 


All#'ooi.'s  Day 

Battle  of  Copenhagen,  ISOl 

\st  SuTflai/  after  Enier 

Oliver  Goidsmiih  died,  1774 

Canada  di.scovorod,  14W9 

Storming  of  Badajo.s,  1812 

Don  Pedro  abdicated,  1831 J 

Hudson  Bay  Co.  ostahlLshed,  1602 

Lord  Bacon  died,  KVJ6 

2rwZ  Sumlay  after  Etuter 

Napoleon  .signed  his  tir-^t abdication,  1814  5 

America  dli?coverod,  1492  5 

Handel  died,  1759  -         b* 

Peace  with  Franco,  1814  5 

Great  Inundation  at  Montreal,  1801  b 

lUttle  of  Culloden,  1746  5 

3rd  Sunday  after  Easter  v       5 

let  Newspaper  In  America,  1704  5 

I/)rd  Byron  died,  1824  6 

I/>ula  Napoleon  born,  1808  5 

French  Baltic  Fleet  dispatched,  1854         5 

(23)  Shakespeare  born,  1564  j  died,  1616  5 

ciT.  Gborgb'p  Day 

Ath  Sunday  after  Easter 

St  Mark.     Princess  Alice  born,  1843 

Hume  born,  1711 

Westminster  Abbey  set  on  Are,  1820 

Chaucer  died, 1434 

liitlmor  born.  1470 

Washington,  Ist  Pres.  U.  S.  1789 


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sets. 

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10  18 

11  12 
morn. 

0 


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1 
2 
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3 
3 
4 


45 
24 
57 
16 
54 
21 
40 
16 


rises. 

7  46 

8  48 

9  48 

10  45 

11  35 
morn 

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1  1 
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10  18 
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0      2 

0  45 

1  24 

1  57 

2  16 

2  54 

3  21 

3  49 

4  15 
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8  48 

9  48 

0  45 

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Moon's  Phases. 

Quebec. 

Montreal. 

Kingston. 

Toronto.    London. 

d. 

h.  m. 

h  m. 

h.  m. 

h.  m.         h.  m. 

Now  Moon . . . 

5 

7  26  ev. 

7  20  ev. 

7    8ov. 

6  56  ev.    ( 

5  48ev. 

First  Quarter. 

13 

1  32  ev. 

1  26  ev. 

1  14  ev. 

1    2ev.    ( 

3  64ev. 

Full  Moon 

21 

8  36  mo. 

8  30  mo. 

8  18  mo 

8    6  mo.    ' 

r  58  mo. 

Th 

D 

Ird  Quarter. 

28 

4  33  mo. 

4  27  mo 

4  15  mo 

4    3mo    [ 

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AYS 

TUB      SUN 

MOON 

M 

W 

su 

EVENTS,  &c. 

rise 

set 

7      C 

r.  &s. 

1 

blh  Sunday  after  Easter 

4    64 

2    12 

2 

M 

(1)  Duke  of  Welllngtou  born,  1760 

4    63 

7      1 

2    44 

8 

Tu 

Jamaica  discovered ,  1495 

4    61 

7      3 

3    18 

4 

W 

Siege  of  Quebec  raised,  1776   ,  ,  »  r 

4    50 

7      4 

3    63 

5 

Th 

Ascension  Day 

4    49 

7      6 

sets. 

6 

F 

Oswego  tal^en,  1814 

4    47 

7      7 

8      2 

7 

S 

Socrates  died,  B.  C,  356 

4    45 

7      8 

9      2 

8 

SU 

Sunday  after  Ascension 

4    43 

7      9 

9    54 

9 

M 

Japanese  Embassy  arr.  in  N.  Y.,  1860 

4    41 

7    10 

10    40 

10 

Tu 

Indian  Mutiny  broke  out,  1857 

4    40 

7    11 

11    20 

11 

W 

Mutineers  reached  Delhi,  1857 

4    39 

7    12 

11    67 

12 

4  «v 

Th 

King  of  Delhi  proclaimed  Emperor,  1857 

4    37 

7    13 

morn. 

13 

F 

Anne  Boleyn  heheadead,  1535 

4    36 

7    15 

0    28 

14 

S 

Vatciuation  first  tried,  1796 

4    34 

7    16 

0    68 

15 

SU 

Whit  Sunday 

4    33 

7    17 

1    24 

16 

M 

(15)  Daniel  O'Connell  died,  1847 
Talleyrand  died,  1838 

4    32 

7    18 

1    49 

17 

Tu 

4    31 

7    19 

2    16 

18 

W 

Legion  of  Honor  established,  1802 

4    30 

7    20 

2    45 

19 

Th 

eir  C.  Bagot  died,  1843 

4    29 

7    21 

3    17 

20 

F 

Columbus  died,  1506 

4    28 

7    22 

8    54 

21 

S 

Riots  at  Montreal,  1832 

4    27 

7    23 

rises. 

22 

SU 

Trinity  Sunday 

Sir  John  Franklin  sailed,  1845 

4    27 

7    24 

8    37 

23 

M 

4    26 

7    26 

9    32 

24 

Tu 

Queen  Victoria's  Birth  Day  ;  born,  1819 

4    26 

7    27 

10    19 

26 

W 

l*rincess  Helena  born,  1846 

4    24 

7    28 

11      2 

26 

Th 

Corpus  Christi 

4    23 

7    29 

ll    39 

27 

F 

George  V  Hanover  born,  1819 

4    22 

7    30 

morn. 

28 

S 

William  Pitt  born,  1759 

4    21 

7    31 

0    13 

29 

SU 

Ut  Sunday  after  Trinity 
(29)  Charles  II  restored,  1660 

4    21 

7    3'- 

0    45 

30 

M 

4    20 

7    33 

1    18 

31 

Tu 

Haydn 

dh 

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14    20 

7    34 

1    62 

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JUNE. 


Moon's  Phases   j  Qu§Uc.     Montreal. 

1 

Kin\fSion. 

ThrorUo.  ^London. 

d.i  h.  m.       !  h.  ro. 

h.  m. 

h.  m.       'h.  m. 

Now   Moon... 

4    6  52  mo.    6  46  mo. 

6  34  mo. 

6  22mo  ' 

5  14  mo. 

First  Quarter. 

VI 

7    Omo.  1  6  54  mo. 

6  42  mo. 

6  30  mo    ( 

El  22  mo. 

Full   Moou . . . 

19 

6    6  ev.l  6    0  ov. 

5  48  ev. 

5  36  ev. 

5  28ev. 

TliirU  Qoarter. 

26 

9  27 mo..  9  21  mo. 

9    Omo. 

8  57  mo.  1 

3  49  mo. 

DAV9 

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MOON 

M 

w 
W 

EVENTS,   &c. 

rise     set 

r.  &s. 

1 

Inundation  in  South  of  Franco,  1856 

4    20I7    34 

2    29 

2 

Th 

Riots  in  I^ndon,  1780 

4    20  7    36 

3     10 

8 

F 

Paganiui  born,  1784 

4    19  7    37 

3    62 

4 

S 

Grallan  died,  1820                 V    . 

4    19 

7    37 

sets. 

5 

su 

2nd  Sunday  after  Trinity    ' 

4    18 

7    38 

8    34 

6 

M 

Count  Cavour  died,  1H61 

4    17 

7    39 

9    16 

7 

Tu 

Mamelon  taken  by  British,  1855 

4    17 

7    40 

9    54 

S 

W 

Nova  ScMtia  settled,  1622 

4    17 

7    40 

10    27 

9 

Th  iGuvazzi  Riots  io  Montreal,  1853 

4    17 

7    41 

10    56 

10 

F 

Cholera  appeared  at  Montreal,  1832 

4    17 

7     42 

11     23 

11 

S 

St.  Baknaius 

4    17 

7    42 

11    51 

12 

SU 

3rd  Sunday  after  Trinity 

4    16 

7    43 

morn. 

13 

M 

Lord  Hastings  beheaded,  1483           '/  . 

4    16 

7    43 

0    17 

14 

Tu 

Magna  Charta  signed,  1215               ;",  ' 

4    16 

7     44 

0    46 

15 

W 

*.    »  >       1  i  ?    ;■  - 

4    16 

7    44 

1     15 

16 

Th 

Great  Eastern  sailed  1st  Voyage,  18C0 

4    16 

7    44 

1    27 

17 

P 

John  Wesley  born,  1703 

4    16 

7    45 

2    80 

18 

S 

Rittic  of  Waterloo,  1815 

4    16 

7    46 

3    18 

10 

SU 

4^  Sunday  after  TrinUy             t    '  '; 

4    16 

7    46 

risea 

20 

M 

William  IV  died,  1S37 

4    16 

7    46 

8     17 

21 

I? 

(20)  Ascension  of  Queen  Victoria,  1837 
Revolution  in  Paris.  1848 

4    16 

7    47 

8    58 

22 

w 

4    17 

7    47 

9    42 

23 

Th 

Queen  Victoria  proclaimed,  1837 

4    17 

7    47 

10    17 

24 

F 

St.  Jkam  Bapiist 

4    18 

7    47 

10    50 

25 

S 

(24)  Massacre  at  Cawnporc,  1857 

4     18| 

7    46 

11    22 

20 

SU 

5fA  Sunday  after  TiinUy 

4    18 

7    46 

11    53 

27 

M 

Dr.  Dodd  executed,  1777 

4    19 

7    46 

morn. 

28 

Tu 

Queen  Victoria  crowned,  1838 

4    19 

7    46 

0    30 

20 

W 

St.  Pkter  h  St.  Paul 

4    20  7    46 

1      8 

30 

Th 

Rome  captured  by  French,  1849 

4    20 

7    46 

1    50 

a" 
It-- 
ImK. 


F 

Tl 


T^^i 


CALENDAR. 


11 


JULY. 


Moon's  Phases. 


New  Moon . . . 
First  Quarter. 
Full  Moon.. . . 
Third  Quarter, 


d. 
3 
11 
19 
26 


Quebec. 


h. 
7 

11 
1 

o 
U 


m. 

35  ev. 

3ev. 

48  mo. 

58  ev. 


Montreal 


h. 

7 

10 

1 

3 


m. 

29  ev. 
57  ev. 
42  mo. 
62  ev. 


Kingston. 

b.  m. 
7  17  ev. 
10  45  ev 
1  30  mo. 
3  40  cv. 

Tbronto. 


h. 

7 

10 

1 

3 


m. 
6  cv. 
33  ev. 
18  mo. 

28  cv. 


London, 


b.  ra. 
a57ev. 
10  26ev. 
110  mo. 
3  20ev. 


EVENTS,  &c. 


31    SU 


Battlo  of  the  Boyne,  1690 

Pilgrim  Fathers  sailed,  1620 

Gth  Sunday  qfter  Trinity.  .  ,  ., 

Vlcksburgh  taken,  1863 

Sir  H.  Lawrence  died,  1857 

Gt.  Eastern  arrived  In  Quebec,  1861 

Sheridan  died,  1816 

Siege  of  Gibraltar,  1 779  ,    . 

Battlo  before  Delhi,  1857  '    ' 

1th  Sunday  after  THnity 

Canada  invaded  bv  America,  1812 

Battle  of  Augbrlm,  1691 

Napoleon  surrendered,  1815 

Bai-tlle  destroyed,  1789 

St.  Switbin 

Lord  Cathcart  died,  1859 

%th  Sunday  after  T/ivity 

French  invasion  of  England  repd.,  1545 

Kirk  takes  Quebec,  1629 

(21)  Burns  died,  1796      ^,.  , 

Battle  of  Bull  Run,  1861 

Battlo  of  Salamanca,  1812 

Upper  and  Lower  Canada  united,  1840 

^th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

St.  James.    (24)  Gibraltar  taken,  1704 

London  Cab  Strike,  1853 

French  Revolution  begins,  1830 

Lord  Durham  died,  1840 

Wilberforco  died,  1833 

Ist  English  Newspaper,  1588 

lOth  Sunday  after  Trinity 


THE 

SUN 

rise 

set 

4  20 

7  46 

4  21 

7  46 

4  22 

7  46 

4  23 

7  45 

4  23 

7  45 

4  24 

7  44 

4  25 

7  44 

4  26 

7  44 

4  27 

7  44 

4  28 

7  43 

4  28 

7  43 

4  29 

7  42 

4  30 

7  41 

4  31 

7  41 

4  32 

7  41 

4  3S 

7  40 

4  S3 

7  39 

4  34 

7  38 

4  35 

7  37 

4  35 

7  36 

4  3f 

7  35 

4  37 

7  34 

4  38 

7  33 

4  39 

7  32 

4  40 

7  31 

4  41 

7  30 

4  42 

7  30 

4  43 

7  28 

4  44 

7  27 

4  46 

7  26 

4  47 

7  25 

MOON 

r.  &  a. 

2  35 

3  27 
sets. 

7  54 

8  29 

8  59 

9  28 
9  64 

10  22 

10  49 

11  16 
11  49 
morn. 

0  26 

1  8 

1  57 

2  56 
rises. 

7  35 

8  14 

8  50 

9  25 
9  59 

10  32 
U  10 

11  49 
morn. 

0  34 

1  23 

2  16 

3  10 


tmrn 


13 


CALENDAR. 


AUGUST. 


Moon's  Phases.      Qud)ec. 


New  Mdod..  . 
First  Quarter. 
Full  Moon . .  . . 
Third  Quarter. 


•1 

17 

21 


h.  m. 
9  45  mo 
I    9  ev. 
8  4Srao. 
1  16  mo. 


}fontreal . 

h.  ro. 

9  39  mo 

1     3ov. 

8  42  mo 

I  10  mo. 

Kingston. 

h.  m. 
9  27  mo. 
0  61  ev. 
8  30  mo 
0  68  mo. 

Toronto. 

h.  m. 
9  15  mo. 
0  39  ev. 
8  IS  mo. 
0  46  mo. 

London. 

h.  m. 
9    7  mo. 
0  80  ev. 
8  10  mo. 

0  38  mo. 


DAYS 
M     W 


1 

M 

2 

Tu 

3 

W 

4 

Til 

6 

F 

6 

S 

7 

su 

8 

1^1 

9 

Tu 

10 

W 

11 

Th 

12 

F 

13 

S 

14 

SU 

15 

h{ 

16 

Tu 

17 

W 

18 

Th 

19 

F 

20 

S 

21 

SU 

22 

M 

23 

Tu 

24 

W 

25 

Th 

26 

F 

27 

S 

2S 

SU 

29 

M 

30 

Tu 

i':*^. 


EVEXTS,  &c.  ' 


ZV  W 


Slavery  ceased  in  Brit.  Domin  ,  1830 

Kars  evacuated  by  Hu.-sian.s,  1S50 

Embarkation  of  Columbu.-;,  1492 

Banlc  of  England  commenced,  1732 

James  VI  escatn's  the  Cowrie  Plot,  ICOO 

Prince  Alfred  born,  1844  ,  .  ,, 

nth  Sunday  after  Irinily         ..   . ' 

George  Canning  died,  1H27 

Battle  of  Cedar  Mountain,  1862 

Greenwich  Observatory  founded,  1C75 

Battle  of  Lake  Champlain,  1814 

Gaorgc  IV  born,  1702 

(14)  Printing  invented,  1437 

i'2th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

(14)  Lord  Clyde  died,  1863 

Ben.  Johnson  died,  1637 

Duchc8.s  of  Kent  born,  1786 

Steamboats  invented,  1807  ' 

Royal  George  sunk,  1782 

Queen  of  Oude  arrived  in  liOndon,  1850 

VMh  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Treaty  of  Peace  with  China,  1842 

American  War  commenced,  1775 

St.  Baktuolomkw 

Dr.  Herschel  died,  1822 

Prince  Albert  bom,  1819 

Bombardment  of  Algiers,  1816 

Uth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

2ud  Battle  of  Bull  Kun,  1862        ,    ' 

Louis  Philippe  died,  1S50  *"  '* 

Act  abolishing  iSlavery  passed,  1833 


TIIK 

8U.\ 

MOO.V 

rise 

set 

r.  &  .s. 

4    4S 

7 

24 

4      8 

4    AO 

< 

2i 

sets. 

4    51 

7 

21 

7    30 

4    62 

7 

20 

7     nS 

4    53 

7 

19 

8    23 

4    55 

7 

17 

8     53 

4    5C 

7 

It 

9    20 

4    57 

7 

14 

9     50 

4    58 

t 

1: 

10     24 

4    59 

7 

11 

ll       0 

5      1 

7 

9 

11     45 

5      il 

7 

8 

morn. 

5      3 

7 

m 
4 

0    42 

5      4 

7 

5 

1     42 

5      6 

i 

•I 

2     50 

5      0 

7 

2 

4      4 

5      7 

7 

1 

rlsei. 

5      8 

6 

59 

7    20 

5      9 

(\ 

57 

7     57 

5     11 

0 

55 

8    32 

6     12 

>) 

64 

9     10 

5    13 

f5 

6. 

9    50 

5     14 

0 

60 

10    30 

5    l<:. 

6 

48 

11     20 

5     18 

6 

4t 

morn . 

5    19 

9 

4ii 

0    12 

5     20 

6 

43 

1      7 

5    21 

6 

41 

2      2 

5    22 

fi 

40 

2    60 

5    23 

r» 

38 

3    66 

5    24 

a 

30 

4    52 

CALENDAR. 


13 


SEPTEMBEE. 


h.  m. 
9   7  mo. 
0  8ti  ev 
8  10  mo! 
0  38  mo. 


Moou's  Phases. 


•V  (  MOO.V 

t    r.  &  s. 


l»'    9     20 
i4\  9     50 
10     1:4 


1 

11       0 

9 

11     45 

8 

morn. 

m 
i 

0    42 

5 

1     42 

2    50 

2 

4      4 

1 

risoj. 

) 

7    20 

7 
8 


57 
32 


9     10 
9    50 

10  30 

11  20 
morn*' 

0  12 

1  7 

2  2 

2  60 

3  66 

4  52 


New  Moon.. . 
First  .QiKirtor. 
Full  Moon .... 
Third  Quarter. 
Nevr  .Moon . . . 


1 

9 
15 
22 
30 


Quebec. 


h. 
1 
1 
4 

o 
5 


m. 

20  mo. 
2  mo. 

21  cv. 
6  ev. 

55  ev. 


Montreal. 

h. 

m. 

1 

14 

mo. 

0  50 

mo 

4 

15 

cv. 

2 

00 

cv. 

5 

49 

ev. 

Kingston. 

h 

m. 

1 

2 

mo. 

0  44 

mo. 

4 

3 

ev. 

1 

48 

cv. 

5 

37 

ev. 

Ibronto. 


London. 


h.  m. 
0  50  mo 

0  32  mo 
3  51  ev. 

1  36  ev. 
5  25  cv. 


h.  m 
0  42  mo. 
0  24  mo. 
3  43  cv. 

128  ev. 
517  ov. 


DAYS 

M 

w 

1 

Th 

2 

F 

8 

s 

4 

su 

5 

M 

6 

Tu 

7 

W 

8 

Th 

9 

F 

10 

s 

11 

SU 

12 

M 

13 

Tu 

14 

W 

15 

Th 

16 

F 

17 

S 

18 

SU 

19 

M 

20 

Tu 

21 

W 

22 

Th 

23 

F 

24 

S 

25 

SU 

26 

M 

27 

Tu 

28 

W 

29 

Th 

30 

F 

I  EVENTS,  &c. 


Cartier  discovered  Sagucnay,  1535 

London  burnt,  1060 

Oliver  Cromwell  died,  1658 

Ibth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

First  American  Congress,  1774 

James  II  died,  1701 

Dr.  Johnson  born,  1709         *  '  '  ' 

MalakoffandiiebastODol  taken,  1855 

William  IV  crowned,  1830 

Mungo  F*ark,  traveller,  died,  1771 

imh  Sunday  after  Trinity  '  * 

C.  J.  Fox  died,  1800 

Wolfo  and  Montcalm  killed,  1759 

Duke  of  Wellington  died,  1852 

New  York  taken,  1776 

Great  Rifle  Match  at  Montreal,  18C3 

Peace  Congress  at  Brussells,  1848 

nth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Lord  irydonham  died,  1841 

Battle  of  Alma,  1864 

St.  Matthew.     Sir  Walter  Scott  d.,  1832 

Geo.  Ill  crowned,  1761  « 

Charles  1  dethroned,  1640 

(25)  Ilavolock  Relieves  Lucknow,  1857 

mh  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Philadelphia  captured,  1777 

lA)rd  Nelson  born,  1758 

Hon.  Petor  McGill  died,  18  50 

St.  Michael.     M.  St.  Arnaud  died,  1854 

George  Whitflold  died,  1770 


thk    sun 
rise     set 


5 
5 
6 

O 

5 
6 
5 
5 
5 
6 
5 
5 
5 
5 
6 
5 
6 
5 
5 
6 
5 
5 
5 
5 
6 
5 

I  m 

0 

6 
6 
6 


26 

28 

29 

30 

31 

32 

33 

35 

36 

37 

39 

40 

42 

43 

441 

46 

466 

486 

496 


6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 


50 

51 

52 

54 

66 

66 

57 

69: 

006 

i;5 

2i5 


34 
32 
30 
28 
26 
24 
23 
21 
19 
17 
16 
14 
12 
10 
7 
6 
4 
2 
00 
68 
66 
66 
64 
62 
50 
48 
46 
44 
42 
40 


MOON 

r.  &8. 


•   ■ 


sots. 
6    65 


7 
7 


24 
62 


8  25 

9  2 
9  42 

10  31 

U  27 
morn. 

0  30 

1  39 

2  60 
4  7 

rises. 

6  27 

7  3 

7  44 

8  2S 

9  17 

10  6 

11  0 
11  66 
morn. 

0  61 

1  60 

2  47 

3  45 

4  41 
sets. 


.,^  ..^, 


m 


14 


CALENDAR. 


.1J 


n 


^.f 


V 


OOTOBEB. 


•; 


Moon  *8  Phases. 


Qud)ec.     Montreal. 


First  Quarter. 

Full  Moon 

Third  Quarter. 
New   Mooo... 


d. 
1  ^ 
'22 


b. 

10 

1 


m. 

40  mo. 
27  mo. 


6  39  mo 


DAYS 

Mi    W 


1 

S 

2 

su 

3 

M 

4 

Tu 

5 

W 

6 

Th 

7 

F 

8 

S 

0 

SU 

10 

M 

11 

Tu 

12 

W 

13 

Th 

14 

F 

16 

S 

16 

SU 

17 

M 

18 

Tu 

19 

W 

20 

Th 

21 

F 

2? 

S 

23 

SU 

24 

M 

25 

To 

26 

W 

27 

Th 

28 

F 

29 

s 

30 

SU 

31 

M 

30J10  40  mo. 


h. 

10 

I  1 

I  ® 
10 


m. 

4Gmo. 
21  mo. 

33  mo. 

34  mo. 


Kingston. 

h.  m. 
10  31  mo. 

1    9  uu>. 

6  21  mo. 
10  22  mo. 

Ihronto. 

h.  m. 
!0  99  mo. 

0  57  mo. 

6    9  mo 
10  10  mo. 


Ijondnn. 

b   m. 
10  11  mo. 

0  <J9mo. 

0      ItlK). 

10   2mo. 


EVENTS,    &c. 


lUm{gitis.    Poaco  of  Amiens,  1801 

\9ih  Sunday  after  Tnnity. 

King's  College,  Ixindon,  oiH3nod,  1S31 

Bishop  Hcbor  died,  183^3 

Turkey  declared  Waragst.   Ru8.^la,  ISO.*^ 

I>ouis  Pbillippo  born,  1773 

I'eace  declared  with  America.  1783 

Gddystono  Lightbouso  completed,  1750 

'l(Sth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Ben.  WeFt  born,  17S3 

America  discovered,  1492 

Penu  born.  1644 

Battle  of  Queenstown,  1812 

The  Conquest,  1066  ' 

Virgil  born,  B.  C  ,  70  ! 

1 1  tt  Sumlau  after  Trinity 

vSiego  of  Sebastopol  commenced,  1854 

St.  Lcke 

Dean  Swift  died,  1745  .;  . 

Urd  Clyde  born,  1792  *     * 

Battle  of  Trafalgar.  Nelson  died,  1805 

Moscow  re  taken  by  Ruasians,  1812 

22fui  Sunday  after  Trinity 

1st  British  Parliament,  1707      ,„ 

Battle  of  Haluklava,  1854 

(;i)olera  first  appeared  in  England,  1S31 

Cuba  discovered,  1492 

St.  Simon  &  JunR 

Battle  of  Fort  Erie,  1812  "        ' 

J3rd  Sunday  .after  Trinity 

All  Hallow's  Eva 


TIIR 

rise 


6 
6 
0 
0 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
(5 
0 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 


8 

4 

6 

7 

8 

9 
11 
12 
13 
14 
16 
1G|5 
18  6 
20 


SUN 

set 


MOON 

r.  &  t<. 


I^l 
23 
24 
26 
26 
28 
29 
31 
3V 
33 
86 
30 
88 
39 
41 
42 
43 


38 
3f» 
34 
32 
30 
27 


5 
6 

7 
7 
8 
9 


o4 
27 


25  10 
24 

21 
20 
19 
17 
14 
12 
9 


4 

44 

29 

21 

21 

11  24 

morn. 

0  31 


1 
2 
4 


42 

64 

7 


rises. 
5  34 


I 
6 

4 

o 

1 

59 
67 
55 
63 
62 
60 
49 
47 
46 
46 
46 


0 
7 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 


17 
4 
56 
61 
46 
44 
40 


morn . 
0  37 


34 
30 
29 
27 
26 
sets. 
6  42 


1 
2 
3 
4 
5 


CALENDAR, 


H 


NOVEMBER. 


Ixmdnn. 

h  m. 
10  11  mo. 

0  JUmo. 

6    Inio. 
10    2mo. 


t 

lis 
36 
U 
V2 
\0 


M005 

r.  k  it. 


5 
6 

7 
7 
8 


54 
•J7 
4 
44 
29 


i7    9    21 
15,10    21 

;4 
il 

0 

9 


11    24 
morn. 

0  31 

1  42 

2  64 
4  4  7 
21  rises. 


[)  6 

34 

1    6 

17 

5  7 

4 

1  7 

66 

I   8 

61 

9 

46 

no 

44 

11 

40 

morn . 

0 

37 

1 

34 

2 

30 

3 

29 

4 

27 

5 

25 

sets 

• 

6 

42 

Moon*8  Phases. 


First  Quarter. 
Full  Moon.... 
Third  Qiiarier. 


d. 

6 

13 

21 


New  Moon.. .  29 


Quebec. 


h. 
7 
0 
2 
2 


m. 

6  ov. 
45  cv. 

28  mo 

29  mo 


Montreal. 

h.  m. 
6  59  cv. 
0  39  cv. 
2  22  mo 
2  23  mo. 

Kingftcn. 


Toronto. 


h.  m 
6  47  ov. 
0  27  ov. 
2  10  mo. 
2  11  mo. 


h.  m. 
6  36  ev . 

0  15  ev. 

1  58  mo 
1  59  mo. 


London. 


h  m. 
6  27ev. 

0  7ev. 

1  60  ev. 
151  ev. 


1>AY8 
M     W 


1 

2 
8 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
0 
10 

11 

12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
28 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29j 

sol 


Tu 
W 
Th 
F 

S 

M 

Tu 
W 
Th 
F 

S 

su 

M 

Tu 

W 

Th 

F 

S 

SU 

M 

Tu 

W 

Th 

F 

S 

SU 

M 

Tu 

W 


EVENTS,  &c. 


All  Saint's  Day 

Capua  cap.  to  Piedmontosc,  1860 

2na  Rebellion  in  Lower  Canada,  1838 

BatUe  of  Oltcnitza,  1853 

Bailie  of  Inkerman ,  1854 

24th  Sunday  after  Trinity 

First  Official  Gaz.  issued  at  Oxford,  1665 

Milton  died,  1674 

Prince  of  Wales  born,  1841 

Martin  Luther  born,  1483  .      ' 

Battleof  Camperdown,  1797      ,:.' 

Montreal  taken,  1775 

2bth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Montgomery  before  Quebec,  1775 

Great  Fire  at  New  York,  1835 

Battle  of  Lutzcii,  1632 

King  of  Hanover  died,  1851 

Funeral  of  the  Duke  of  Wellington,  1852 

Na[)olcon  Bonn  parte  crowned,  1804 

'2eth  Sunday  after  Trinity 

Princess  Royal  born,  1840 

St.  Ceqiia 

U.  S.  Bank.s  suspend,  spec,  paymt.  ,1860 

John  Knox,  reformer,  died,  1572 

St.  Catbkki.nb.     Gen  Havelock  d.,  1857 

rap.  of  Kars  by  Gen.  Williams,  1855 

Adverd  Sunday 

Olirer  Goldsmith  born,  1713 

Polish  Revolution,  1830 

5Y  Andrew's  Day 


TIIK 

SUN 

rise 

set 
4  44 

6  44 

6  46 

4  42 

6  48 

4  40 

6  49 

4  39 

6  50 

4  37 

6  52 

4  36 

6  54 

4  34 

6  55 

4  32 

6  56 

4  31 

6  57 

4  29 

6  58 

4  28 

7   0 

4  27 

7   1 

4  26 

7   3 

4  25 

7   5 

4  24 

7   6 

4  23 

7   7 

4  22 

7   8 

4  21 

7  11 

4  20 

7  12 

4  19 

7  13 

4  18 

7  14 

4  IH 

7  16 

4  17 

7  17 

4  16 

7  18 

4  15 

7  19 

4  15 

7  21 

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Insurrection  in  Canada,  1837 

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Marshal  Ncyihot,  1815                 ,    „ 

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Milton  born,  1C08 

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7    38 

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Re  interment  of  Xapoleon  in  Paris,  1840 

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Sir  Humphrey  Davy  born,  1778 

7    41 

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Batllo  of  Niagara,  1813 

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7    45 

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THE    GOVERNOR    GENERAL, 

:£    •  ^ides-deS'Campf  Sfc.      : 

The  Ripht  Honorable  Oiahles  ?tani.kt  Viscount  Moxck,  Baron  Monck 
of  Biillytrammon,  in  tbo  County  of  Woxford,  (Jovemor  General 
of  HrUish  North  America,  and  Captain  General  and  Governor 
in  Chief  In  and  over  the  Provinces  of  Canada,  Nova  Scotia,  New 
Brunswick  and  the  Island  of  Prince  Edward,  and  Vice  Admiral 
of  the  same,  &c.,  &c. 

Denis  Godley,  Esq.,  Governor's  Secretary. 

Captain  Rctallack,  63rd  Regiment,  Military  Secretary  and  Aidc-dc- 
Camp. 

Lieut  Col.  IrvlDO,  Provincial  Aide-de-Camp.  "     r-  f    •   •  ^"    [ 


EXECUTIVE  COUNCIL.     ■ 

President  of  the  Conncll  Hon.  Isidore  Thihaudcau. 

Attorney  General  East  Hon.  A.  A,  Dorion. 

Attorney  General  West Hon.  John  Sandfleld  Macdooald. 

Commissioner  of  Crown  IathIh  ..Hon  William  McDougall.     v 
Commissioner  of  Public  Works  ..Hon.  Maurice  LAframbolse 

Provincial  Secretary. Hon.  A.  J.Fergusson  Blair. 

Postmaster  General   , Hon.  Oliver  Mowat. 

Minl.ner  of  Finance Hon.  Lulher  H.  Holton. 

Receiver  Geoeml Hon.  William  P.  Howland. 

Solicitor  General  of  L.  C Hon.  Lucian  Huntington. 

Solicitor  General  of  U.  C — ^_ 

Minbtor  of  Agriculture Hon.  L.  Letelller  de  91.  Juste. 


OFFICERS 


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Wm.  Henry  Lee,  Clerk  of  Executive  Council ;  Wm.  A.  Hlmsworth, 
ConQacnlial  Clerk;  M.  A.  Higgins,  F  Vallerand,  O.  Cote.  F.  U. 
Himsworth,  H,  Alexander,  William  Horace  I^e,  Clerks  ;  Michael 
Naughten,  Door  Keeper  ;  James  Ryan,  Char  lei  Baker^  William  E. 
Morgan,  Messengers. 


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NOMINATED  MEMBERS. 

Hon.  John  Hamilton Kingston. 


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riillipH.  Moore Philipsburgh. 

George  J.  Goodhue    Ix)ndon ,  C.  W, 

James  Morris ....Brockviilo. 

James  Gordon Toronto. 

James  Ferrier  Montreal. 

Roderick  Matheson Perth.         j|..;^^,j ,,. >• 

George  S.  Boulton Cobourg. 

Sir  Etienoe  P.  Tache Montmagny . 

James  Leslie Montreal. 

Frederick  A.  Quesnel  Montreal. 

George  Savousede  Beaiyeu Conteau-du-Lac. 

John  Ross    Toronto. 

Samuel  Mills  Hamilton. 

Louis  Panet Qiiobec. 

Sir  Narcisse  F.  Belleau Quebec.     ^,^^^j 

Charles  Wilson .....Montreal. 

Benjamin  Seymour Port  Hope. 

David  M.  Armstrong  SoreL 

Ebenezer  Perry , Cobourg. 

Walter  H.  Dickson Niagara,     s.  ,  ^^  *  |? 


CONSTITUENCIES. 

Alma Hon. 

Bathurst " 

Bedford ** 

Brock ♦* 

Burlington ** 

Cataraqui *  * 

De  La  Durantaye. .  " 

Do  I^naudiero....  " 

De  Lorimier ** 

DeLa  Valliere....  <* 

Do  Salaberry ** 

Eastern " 

Erie ** 

Gore «' 

Grandvillo *» 

Gulf *' 


ELECTED  MEMBERS. 

NAMES. 

Joseph  F.  Armand . 

James  Shaw 

A.  B.  Foster. 

A.  J.  F.  Blair 

Harmaunus  Smith. 
Alex.  Campbell.... 
Francois  Lemieux.. 

L.  A.  Olivier 

J.  O.  Bureau 

J.-Bte.  G.  Proulx  .. 

Louis  Renaud 

Thomas  Bennett... 
David  Christie  .... 
George  Alexander. 
Luc  Let.  de  St.  Just. 
Ulrlc  Jos.  Tessler.. 


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p.  O.  ADDRESS. 

Riviere-des-Pralries.  v 

Smith's  Falls.  * 

Frost  Village. 

Guelph.       *^*.Krrf  f 

Ancastcr.  r 

Kingston. 

Quebec. 

Berthler. 

St  Reml. 

Nlcolet. 

Montreal . 

Athol. 

Brantford. 

Woodstock. 

Riviere- Ouello. 

Quebec. 


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Koniu'boc  .. . 
KiiiK*.-^  ...     . 

Li   S^ille 

Laiireu  tides. 

I^iuzou 

Malahide  .... 
Midland  .... 
Mille-Isles.. 
Montarvllle. 
Nrwcastle  ., 

Niagara 

Queen's  ..... 

Quiute 

Rppcntigny. 

Ridoau 

Rigjind 

RoiigemoDt . 
Sdugoen  ...,, 

Saurel 

Shawenegan , 
Stadacona  ... 


bt.v  lair ........... 

St.   lAwrenco 

Tecumseth 

Thames 

Trent 

Victoria 

Wellington 

Western 

York.. 


NAMK8.         .,    ,  .  ^       P.  O.  ADDRKS3. 

Hon.  James  C.  Aikins  ...RIchvlow. 
Jolin  Hamilton  ...  .Hawkcsbury. 
Charles  Cormier... Ple>iHvillo,  Somerset. 

David  Reesor Markham. 

A  J.  Duchesnay.  ..St  Cath's  Fogsambault 

M.P.deS  la  TerritreKbf^iiloments. 

K  H.  J.  I)iichc8nay,St.Markj,Nouv.  Bcauco. 

E.  IxKward London .  C.  W. 

Wm.  McVfaster Toronto.  ' 

Edouard  Mas.«K)n ...  Terrebonne. 

Louis  I^coste lUxicherville. 

Asa  A.  Burnham...('obourg. 
James  Geo.   Currle.St.  Catherines. 

John  Simp.son Rowmanville.     > 

Robert  Read Belleville. 

P.  U.  Archambault.L'As.soroptioD.  >!, 

James  i>kead Ottawa. 

Kus.  Trudhomme.. Tannery,  West. 
Louis  A.  De88a II lies. Montreal. 
John  McMurrich... Toronto.  * 

J.  Bte.  GuovromontSorel. 
Charles  .Malhiol....Pointodu-Lac. 

Francois  Baby Quebec. 

Aleiander  Vidal. . .  Sarnia. 
Georgo  Crawford... Ikockville. 
Donald  McDonald.. Toronto. 

Oliver  Blake Waterford,  C.  W. 

HUa  Flint Belleville. 

Thomas  Ryan Montreal. 

John  S.  Sanborn. . . Shorbrooko. 
Walter  McCrea  ...  .Chatham,  C.  W.      ' 
George W  Allan.... Toronto.  .    •: 


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PERMANENT   OFnCERS   OF   THE    IJX5HLATIVE   COUNTrr>. 

J.  F.  Taylor,  Clerk  of  the  House  and  Master  in  Chancery,  Cashier 
and  Accountant. 

R.  I^Molne,  Deputy  and  Assistant  Clerk,  Master  In  Chancery,  and 
French  Translator. 

Fenningg  Taylor,  Deputy  and  Assistant  Clerk,  Master  in  Chancery, 
ami  Chief  OfWce  Clerk. 

J.  E  Doucet,  Additional  Assistant  Clerk,  Additional  French  Trans- 
lator, and  Clerk  of  Private  Bills. 

W.  A.  Maingy,  Additional  Assistant  and  2nd  Offlce  Clerk. 

.Tames  Adamson,  Clerk  of  the  English  Journals. 

R.  G.  Belleau,  Clerk  of  the  French  Journals. 

A  A.  Boucher,  French  Translator  and  Clerk  of  Select  Committees. 


LEGI3LATIVB    ASSEMBLY. 


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Chancery, 
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A.  Garnoau,  Additional  French  Translator. 

C.  W.  Taylor,  Assistant  Accountant. 

Neal  W.  McLean,  English  Writing  Clerk. 

Kov.  W.  Agar  Adamson.  D.C.L  ,  Chaplain  and  Librarian. 

E.  L.  Montizambert,  A.M.,  Law  Clerk,  acting  also  as  English  Translator 

Rene  Kimber,  Gentleman  Usher  of  tho  Black  Rod. 

O.  Vallerand.  Sergeant-at-Arms. 

E.  Botterell,  Door-keeper. 

51.  Keating,  Chief  Messenger  and  House-keeper. 

S.  Skinner,  Assistant  Housekeeper  and  Messenger. 

L.  J.  Casault,  J.  Pageau,  .J.  R.  My  rand,  P.  Rattey,  A.   Ijachance,  J. 

Dohorty,  J.  Hanley,  R.  Greer,  Peter  Dunn,  Patrick  Madigan,  S. 

Eraser  and  N.  Boulet,  Messengers. 
A.  Doualre  andC.  Young,  Pages.  .,....,. 


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LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY  OF  CANAPA. 

*;         Hon.  Lewis  WAU-BhiDGE,  Speaker. 


luitiees. 


coNsmruExciKs. 

Argentc'uil 

Bagot  

Beauharuois 

Bellechasse 

Berthier 

Bonaventure 

Brant  (East  Riding) 

Brant  (West  Riding) 

Brockville  (Town) 

Bromo 

Carleton 

Chambly  ..., 

Champlaln 

Charlevoix 

Chateauguay 

Chicoutimi  and  Saguenay 

Compton 

Cornwall  (Town) 

Dorchester 

Drunimond  and  Arthabaska 

Dundas 

Durham  (Fast  Ridingj 

Durham  (West  Riding) 

Elgin   (F^st  Riding) 

Elgin  (West  Riding) 

Essex 


MEMBERS. 

Hon.  J.  J.  C.  Abbott 
Hon.  Maurice  Laframboise 
H.  E.  Taachereau 
P.  Denis 
Ed.  Remlllard 
A.  Homere  Paquet 
Theodore  Robitallle 
JohnY.  Brown 

E.  Burke  Wood 

F.  H.  Chambers 
Christopher  Dunkin 
William  Frederick  Powell 
Chs.  B.  de  Bouchoryiile 
John  J.  Ross 
Adolphc  Gagnon 
Hon .  Luther  H.  floltoo 
David  E.  Price 
John  H.  Pope. 
Hon.  J.  S.  Macdonald 
Hector  I/)uis  liangevin 
J.  Bte.  Erie  Dor  ion 
.John  Sylvester  Ross 
John  Shuter  Smith 
Henry  Munro 
Leonidas  BurwcU      • 
John  Scoblo 


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CONSTITUBNaES.  ....-    ,f  .       ,      MKUBKRS. 

Frontenac  ...' William  Forgusno      .    » 

Gaspe Jotiu  I^  Boutlliier 

Glengarry IXjiiald  A.  Macdoiialcl 

Grenville  (South  Riding) Walter  JShanly 

Grey Geor^^o  Jackson 

Haliliraand David  Thompson 

Haltou  John  White 

Hamilton  (City) Isaac  Buchanan 

Hastings  (Norin  Riding) Thomas  C.  Wallbridiro.   : 

Hastings  (South  Riding) Hon.  Lewis  Walibridgo     • 

Huchelaga Hun.  Antoine  A.  Doriou 

Huntingdon Robert  B.  Somorville 

Huron  and  Bruce James  Diclcson 

Iberville Alexandre  Dufresno. 

Jacques  Cartier Francois  ZephirniTasso 

Joli^^te Hippoivto  C.  dit  Grandchanip 

Kamouraska Jean  Charles  Chapais 

Kent Archibald  McKellar 

Kingston Hon.  John  A.  iMacdonald 

Lambton Alexander  Mackenzie 

Lanark  (North  Riding) Robert  Bell  i'J;3 

Lanark  (South  Riding) Alexander  Morris         -  '  * 

Laprairio Alfred  Plnsonncauit 

L'AssomptioQ I/)ui8  Archambaull 

liUval Joseph  H.  BoUerose 

Leeds  and  Grenville  (North  Riding).. Francis  Jones 

Leeds  (South  Riding) Albert  N.  Richards. 

Lennox  and  Addington Richard  John  Cartwright 

I^vis Joseph  Go<loric  Blanchet 

Lincoln William  McGiverin 

L'Islet I/mirf  B.  Caron 

I^ndon  (City) Hon.  John  Carling  '  sft 

Lotbiniere Henri  Gustavo  July 

Maskinonge Molse  Houde 

Mcgantic Goorgo  Irvine 

Middlesex  (East  Riding) Croweli  Wlllson 

Middlesex  (West  Riding) Thomas  Scatcherd 

Misslsquoi James  O'llalloran 

Montcalm , , .  Joseph  Dufrosne 

Montmagny Joseph  O.  Boaubien 

Montmorency Hon.  Joseph  Cauchon 

rWest.    )  Hon.  Thomas   D'Arcy  McGoe 
Montreal   (City) J  Centre.  >  Hon .  John  Rose 

(East.     J  Hon.  George  E.  Cartier 

NapiorviUe Sixte  Coupal  dlt  La  Reine 

Niagara  (Town) John  Simpson 

Nicolet , Joseph  Gaudet  *»*k^- 


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Norfolk Aquila  Walsh 

Northumberland  (East  Riding) James  Loyan  Biggar 

Northumborland  (Wost  Riding) James  Cockbnrn 

Ontario  (Xorth  Riding) Hon.  William  McDougall 

Ontario  (South  Riding) Hon.  Oliver  Mowat 

Ottawa  (City) Joseph  Merrill  Currier 

Ottawa  (County) Alonzo  Wright 

Oxford  (North  Rl(llnp) Hope  F.  McKonzlo       '      -  '  * 

Oxford  (South  Riding) Hon.  George  Brown 

Peel Hon.  John  H.  Cameron    "'■' 

Perth Robert  Macfarlane 

Peterborough Wilson  Seymour  Conger        '^ 

Pontlac John  Poupore 

Portneuf Joan  Docile  Brousrieau 

Prescott Thomas  HIgginson 

Prince  Edward Walter  Ross 

("East.     )  Pierre  Gabriel  Huot 
Quebec  (City) ..-{Centre.  VHon.  Isidore  Tblbaudeau        ? 

(West.    J  Hon.  Charles  Alleyn 

Quebec  (County) Hon.  Francois  Evanturel      <^'* 

Renfrew Robert  Mclutyre 

Richmond  and  Wolfe William  Hoste  Webb 

Richelieu Joseph  Francois  PerrauU 

Rlmouskl George  Svlvain 

Rouvillo Joseph  N.  Poulln 

Russell..   Robert  Bell 

St.    Hyaclnthc Rcmi  Raymond 

St.  John's Fran90ls  Bourassa 

St.  Maurice Charles  Lnjolo 

Shofford Hon.  Lucius  S.  Huntington 

Shcrbrooke  (Town) Hon.  Alexander  T.  Gatt 

Slmcoe  (North  Riding) Thomas  D.  McConkey 

Slmcoe  (South  Riding) Thomas  R.  Ferguson 

Soulanges William  Duckett 

Stanstead Albert  Knight 

Stormont Samuel  Ault 

TemLscouata Jean  Baptlgto  Ponllot 

/Terrebonne Louis  Labreche-Vlger 
Three  Rivers  (City) Hon.  Joseph  E.  Turootte 
Toronto  (West John  Macdonald 

Toronto  (East) Alexander  M.  Smith 

Two  Mountains  Jean  Baptlsto  Daonst 

yaudrcull A.  C.  de  Lotblnifere  Harwood 

\  erche res Felix  Geoflrlon 

Xl^torja James  Wicks  Dunsford 

Waterloo  (North  Riding) Hon.  Michael  fl.  Foley 

Waterloo  (South  Riding) ., James  Cowan 

Welland Thomas  Clarke  Street 


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OONSTITlKNCIieS.  HKMUKKH. 

Wellington  (North  Hiding) Tliomas  t;*.  I'arkcr 

Wellington  (.^outh  Ritling) David  btlrton 

Wentworth  (North  Riling) William  NotmaD 

Wentworlh  (South  Ritllng) Joseph  Ryma! 

Yamaska Moiso  Fortlor 

York  (North  Riding)  , . . .  ^ James  Pearson  Wells 

York  (Rist  Riding) Amos  Wright 

York  (West  Riding) Hon.  Wm.  Poarco  Ilowland 

PERMANENT  OFFICERS  LEGISLATIVE  ASSEMBLY. 

CniKF  Dkpartmkxt..— William  Burns  Llnd>'ay,  jun. ,  clerk  ;  George 
M.  Mulr  and  Alfred  Patrick,  asslRtant  clerks. 

Law  Department.— Gustavus  W.  Wlcksteod,  Q.C. ,  law  clerk  ;  Frauk 
Badgley,  B.C.L.,  and  Kugene  P.  Dorion,  assistant  law  clerks. 

AccorxTA.vr's  DKPARTMFarr.— Thomas  Vaux,  accountant  ;  Joshua 
SUinsfeld,  assiFtmt  accountant  and  h«)ok-keeper. 

Department  of  Koltixk  and  Ukcorw.— William  Spink, clerk  of  rou- 
line  and  records  ;  Farquhar  MacGlllivray,  assistant  ditto. 

General  Department  —Henry  Hartney,  chief  ofllce  clerk  and  clerk- 
to  printing  committee;  Henry  Houllon  Stuart.  English  writing  clerk  ; 
Edouard  I)rnechaud,  French  writing  clerk  ;  Alexander  (I.  D.  Taylor, 
Theodule  Blais.  H.  R.  Smith,  0.  C.  dc  lAchevrotiore,  H.  Lindsay,  J.  S. 
Sloan,  Paul  E.  Smith.  John  Notman  and  F.  N.  Belcout,  junior  clerk--. 

CoMMnTEK  Department. — Alfred  Patrick,  chief  clerk  of  committees 
and  controverted  elections  ;  Jean  1*.  Leprohou,  1st  assLstant  ditto  ; 
Francois  X.  Blanchet,  '2nd  ditto. 

Private  Bii.i.  Dkpartmpnt. — Alfred  Todd , chief  clerk  of  private  bills; 
Thaddeus  Patrick,  as.«i8tant  clerk  of  private  bills  and  clerk  of  rail- 
way committee  ;  Herman  Poetter,  clerk  of  votes. 

Fre-nch  Translator 'h  Department. — Eugene  P.  Dorion,  chief  French 
translator  ;  William  Fanning,  French  tran.slator  of  the  journals  und 
votes  and  proceedings  ;  Toussalnt  G.  Coursolles,  assist.  French  trans- 
lator ;  J  F.  Glngras,  J.  Royal,  A.  Mondeletand  E.  Blair,  assists,  dilio. 

ExcjMSH  Translator's  Dkpartmknt.— Frank  Budgley.  chi«*f  English 
translator  ;  William  Wilson,  Finbar  Hays,  William  Wilson,  junior, 
and  George  M.icaulay,  asBi.>^tant  English  translators. 

Frkncti  Journal  Depahtment— William  H.  Lomolne,  French  jour- 
nal clerk  ;  Pierre  Rivet,  ass.':tant  ditto. 

En(}U8h  Journal  Department.— William  B.  Ro«8,  English  journal 
clerk  ;  Henry  McCarthy,  assistant  ditto. 

Library  Department. — AlphcusTodd,  librarian  ;  A.  Gerln  Lojoie, 
assistant  librarian  ,  Augustln  lAiKTricre^  urk. 

DEPARTMB.vr  OK  SER(iEANT-AT-AK.Ms  — Doimid  Wm.  MacdoncU,  ser- 
geant at-arms  ;  W.  C.  Hurrage,  deputy  do,  ;  Robert  Defries,  poet- 
master  ;  Joseph  Blais,  assistant  do.  ;  John  O'Connor,  door  keeper  ; 
Robert  Baillie  and  E<lw.  Storr.  assistants  do.  ;  A.  Ix»roux,  Cardinal, 
chief  messenger  ,  Michal  McCarthy, ^assistint  do.  ;  Olivier  Vincent 
and  James  Hoy,  messengers  of  library  ;  Joseph  Lemondo,  Pklouard 
Pellctier,  William  Graham,  Ed.  Stcacy,  Joseph  A.sseliu, messengers. 


PUBLIC   DEPARTMENTS. 


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PUBLIC  DEPARTMENTS. 


[oils 

Ilowland 

ILY. 

rk  ;  George 

erk  ;  Frauk 

lirks. 

»it  ;  Joshua 

;lerk  of  rou- 

k  and  clerk 
itiiiK  clerk  ; 
i  I).  Taylor, 
udsay,  J.  8. 
nior  clork-'. 
rommlttecd 
tunt  ditto  ; 

•rlvnto  bills; 
lerk  of  rail- 

fiief  French 
urnals  and 
pnch  trana- 
•^Jsts.  ditto. 
i«*f  En^ljj^h 
^u,  junior, 

'cnchjour- 

sh  journal 

rin  Lojoie, 

i^nell,  Ber- 
ries, popt- 
r  keeper  ; 
(Cardinal, 
r  Vincent 
F^louard 
;.scnger8. 


Civir. Secretary's  OrncB.— Denis  Godley,  Esq.,  secretary:  Henry 
Cotton,  chief  clerk  ;  John  Kidd,  2nd  clerk  ;  Philip  Hill,  ofHce  keeper  ; 
George  Boxall,  messenger;  George  i?mith,  extra  mcsaenger ;  Capt. 
Retullack,  military  secretary  ;  Capt.  Pembcrton,  COth  Rifles,  Aide- 
de-Camp. 

Provincial  Secretary's  Officb.— Hon.  A  J.  F.  Blair,  Provincial 
secretary  ;  Etienne  Parent,  asfcistant  secretary,  L.C.  ;  Edmund  A. 
Meredilh,  assistant  secretary,  U.C.  ;  Thos.  Ross,  accountant  of  the 
Contingencies  and  receiver  of  Marriage  License  Foes  ;  S.  Tetu,  W. 
H  ,K)ues,  and  G.  S.  Bertraud,  first  class  clerks,  L.C.  ;  G.  Powell,  H. 
E.  Steele,  and  C.  J.  Birch,  flrst  class  clerks,  U.C- ;  J.  Gow,  otfice 
keeper  ;  J,  Dorrand  J,  N.  Fradet,  messengers. 

Provincial  Registrar's  Officb. — Hon.  A.  J.  F.  Blair,  Provincial 
Registrar  ;  William  Kent,  Deputy  Provincial  Registrar  ;  G.  H.  I^nc, 
chief  clerk  ;  Amable  Belanjor,  J.  A.  Belanger,  Wm.  J.  Goodeve  and 
L.  A.  Catellier,  clerks  ;  Maxlme  Valliquet,  messenger. 

Receiver  General's  Office. — Hon.  W.  P.  Howland,  Receiver  Gen- 
eral ;  T.  D.  Haringtou,  deputy  ditto;  G.  C.  Reiffenstein,  chief  or  de- 
benture clerk;  T.  C.  Bramley,  book  keeper  ;  J  B.  Stanton,  warrant 
clerk  ;  Wm.  Hegge,  bank  account  clerk  :  J,  F.  Pellant,  general  clerk  ; 
L.  F.  Dufresno,  clerk  In  charge  of  Municipal  Loan  Fund  of  Upper  and 
Lower  Canada  ;  C.  W.  Shay,  general  clerk  ;  F.  Lewis  and  F.  Hunter, 
accountants ;  F.  L.  Casault,  messenger  ;  F.  McCaffrey,  assistant 
messenger. 

Dkp.\ktment  of  the  Minister  of  Finance. —Hon.  L.  H.  Holton,  Min- 
ister of  Finance  ;  Wm.  Dickinson,  Deputy  Inspector  General  •  Norris 
Godard,  chief  clerk  and  Provincial  book  keeper  ;  John  Drysdale, 
book  bee|>er  ;  Archibald  Cary,  ditto  ;  F.  G.  Scott,  Duncan  McPherson, 
C.  J.  Anderson,  A.  Harvey,  R.  W.  Baxter,  G.  S.  fiay,  R.  H.  Mackay 
and  P.  Ryan,  clerks;  David  Ryan,  house  keeper;  J.  Pender,  mes- 
senger. 

Auditor's  Branch.— 'John  Langton,  auditor  of  Public  Accounts; 
Thomas  Cruse,  book  keeper  ;  Thomas  D.  Tims,  assistant  ditto  ;  C, 
Cambio,  registrar  of  Free  Bmks  ;  James  Patterson,  Edward  C.  Barber, 
G.  Murray  Jarvis,  clerks  ;  Ed.  Slxsmith,  messenger. 

Ctistoms  Department.—^.  S.  M.  Bouchette,  commissioner  ;  Thomas 
Worthington,  assistant  commissioner  ;  J.  W.  Peachy,  corresponding 
clerk  ;  J.  R.  Audy,  clerk  of  seizures  and  forms  ;  T.  P.  Robarts, 
statistical  clerk  ;  H.  H.  Duffll,  P.  E.  Sheppard,  Dr.  L  O'Brien,  G.  A. 
Mailleue,  H.  C  Hay,  W.  A.  Bell,  check  clerks ;  J.  Walls,  mes- 
senger. 


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COLT.ECTORS  OF  CUSTOMS. 
Those  marked  thus  ♦  are  Warehousing  Porte. 


Amhtrft,  *  J.  J.  Fox 
Amhen^ffnirf),  ♦  E.  Anilorson 
BeUevillc^'W.  F.  .MeiidcU 
Brantford,  ♦  D.  Curtis,  Junior 
Brighton.  D.  Y.  Leslie 
BrocJcHUe,*r.  Webster  r 
Btiru^U,  K.  Dunham 
Bytown,*  D.  Graham 
Chatham,  *  0.  G.  Ponnefathcr 
Chippevn  ♦  P.  Pennctt 
ClnrenceriJU,  Chas.  Stewart 
aifton.Vl.  Ix?^s:ett 
Coaticook,  ♦  J.  Thompson 
Co?ymrp,  ♦HEaston 
Colbomf.,  *  W.  I'rinp 
ComMwM,*  R.  K.  Kuiiork 
CramaM,  ♦  J.  M.  Merrinian 
DdZAoiwiff.  ♦  Thos.  Park 
Darlington,  *  A.  I>ixon 
Z>oi»«r,  •  W.  H.  nigman 
Dundas,  *  W.  B.  Gwyn 
Dundee.  ♦  E.  D.  Phillips 
Dunnn/l«,  W.  A.  Macrae 
Elgin,  A.  McMillan 
J^;re  JEric,  ♦  R  Graham  = 

Frdeighsburgh,  A.  Kemp  * 
Gananoqu^,  W.  Robinson 
Giupe,  *  J.  C.  nftlleau 
Oeorgeville,  J.  H.  McVej 
Ooderich,  *  D.  Cameron 
(?M«rp;i,*  E.  Carthcw         ^*'^'' 
Hamilton,  ♦  W.  H.  Klltson        ^ 
Ilcmminnford,  M^e^  Sweet 
/Top*,  ♦  ^.  Whitehead 
L'X'rfe  r<rr</f,  J.  W.  Hoath 
Kingston,  *  W.  B.  Simpson    ; 
KingsviUe,  J.  King 


LacnUe^T.  Gordon 
Ixmdon,  ♦  J.  R.  Strathy 
Montreal,  ♦T.  Ronlhilller 
Morri$burg,  A.  McPonncll 
Xapanee ,  J .  Be  n  '^  on 
i\>»'  Carlisle,  *  John  Frasor 
Nenrnttte,  H.  Farnromb 
.Via/7ara.  *  J.  W.  Tavlor 
OakHUe,*\\   K.  Chl«holm 
(^>j{^M«,  •  C.  Walsh 
Owen  Sound,  W.  Stephens 
Parin.  ♦  F.  H.  Hayco<k 
Peneianguiihene,  W.  Simpson 
Philipfburg,  J.  Henderson 
Pir/ori,  ♦  J.  Roblin 
Pottm,  W.  J.  Parker 
PrescoU,  *  A.  Jonoa 
Qu«6ec,  •  J.  W.  Dunscomb 
Queenstown,*  P.  B.  Clement 
Bimouski,  ♦  P.  L.  Gauvreau 
Rondeau,  Tlngh  Caldor 
Bowan,  C  St.  Geo.  Yarwood 
Btuselltown,  R.  Rogers 
Samia,*  J.  Scully 
Sauqeen,  W.  Keith 
.Srau/«  51t<.  ^art^,  ♦  J.  Wilson 
Stanley,  ♦  J.  Hemphill  (acting) 
Sfamfead,  C.  BullcK'k 
.S7.  Johns,  ♦  W.  McCrae 
Stratford,  Wm.  Watson 
Sutton,  B.  Seaton 
Toronto, ♦Hon.  R.  Spence 
Ttenfon^*  A.  McCanlay 
Fra//ar«6iir(7^,  J.  Monton (acting) 
Whitby,  •  W.  Warren 
ffincUor,  ♦  J.  F.  Elii'rtt 
yVoodstockj  ♦  Jordan  Charles 


BcREAr  OF  AGRiCTLTTTn?,  Statisticr,  avd  CoLoxiZATTox. — Minister  of 
AgricnUure.  Hon.  L.  Letelllor  ;  acting  secretary,  Evelyn  Campbell  ; 
2nd  and  patent  clerk,  N.  F.  lAurent  ;  3rd  ditto,  A.  J.  Cambie  ;  4th 
ditto,  J.  A.  Walsh. 

Census  Department.— T.  Macnider,  chief  clerk. 

Cvlonizatxtm  Roads,  L  C— B.  do  la  Brurre.  Chs.  I^osperance  :  mes- 
sengers, T.  Fiset,  J.  Johnstone,  S.  Dunn,  J.  Boily. 


PUBLIC   DEPARTMENTS. 


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DEPARTME?rr  OF  PuBiJC  WoRKP. — HoD.  M.  Laframbojse,  commis- 
sioner ;  i^amucl  Koofer,  deputy  ditto  ;  Toussaint  Trudcau,  socrotary. 

Engineering  Branch, — John  Page,  chief  engineer  ;  F.  P.  Rubrldge, 
P.  (iauvr(\au,  assistants  ditto  ;  Chs.  McCarthy,  John  L.  B.  Rosg, 
Jainos  H.  Rowan,  Thomas  Munro,  draughtsmen. 

Correjjxmding  Branch.^ ^,  W.  F  -per,  clerk  and  pay  master  ;  F. 
Braun,  corresponding  clerk. 

financial  liranth.'-J.  Balno,  book-kcoper  and  accountant ;  Follx 
Hamel,  Jisslstint  ditto ;  G.  Drolel,  assistant  bookkeeper  ;  Thomas  G. 
Readv,  J.  F.  N.  Bonneville,  Henry  Jackson,  J.  R.  Arnoldl,  James 
Walsh,  clerks  ;  Patrick  Ownoa,  messenger  ;  M.  Walsh,  as.^ist.  do. 

Official  Arbitrators— 'Thom&s  Kirkpatrlck,  Laurent  Auguste  Moreau, 
Hon.  Philip  Vankoughnet ;  Geo.  Tudor  Pomborton,  acting  secretary. 

CROTTN  I-AW  DKPARTMK.VT. 

Attorney  General,  Upper  Canada. -^Hou.  John  S.  Macdonald.  -  • :   ' 
"  "        Lovoer  Canada. — Hon.  A.  A.  Dorion. 

Solicitor  General^  Upper  Cana<?a.— Hon.  Lewis  Wallbridge. 
**  "        Lower  Canada. — Lucius  Seth  Huntington. 

Clerk  of  Department.— George  Futvoye. 

Clerks:  Alt 'y  Gen.  U.  C  :  H.  Bernard  and  Alex.  Gordon. 
''         L.  C.  :  Joseph  A.  Defoy. 

Messengers—Vsxirick  Lynch  and  John  W.  Gow. 


Crown  Lands  Department— O/^/cers— Hon  Wm.  McDougall,  com- 
mlst^loncr  ;  Andrew  Russsll,  assistant  commissioner ;  Jo.^eph  Bou- 
chcttc,  deputy  surveyor  general ;  Wm.  Ford,  accountant  and  cashier. 

Sui-veyors  and  Draftsmen— E.  T.  Fletcher,  surveyor  and  draftsman  ; 
Thomas  Dcvine,  ditto  and  head  of  surveys,  C.W.  ;  G.  G.  Duulevie 
surveyor  and  draftsman  ;  J.  W.  Bridgland.  ditto  ;  Edwd.  Fox, ditto, 
J.  F.  Bouchetto,  S.  P.  Banset.E.  E.  Tache,  PL  F.  Hay  ward,  draftsmen. 

Woods  and  Fbrests  Branch.— -F.  M.  Partridge,  superintendent. 

Clerks  first  CZcwfs.— Thomas  Hector,  H.  J.  Jones.  J.  C.  Turbutt,  W. 
F.  Collins,  F.  T.  Judah,  E.  A.  Genereux,  F.  T.  Roche,  Jeremiah  Alley, 

i;°?,  ^til^^^^'  -^"^^  Tolmie,  T.  Hammond,  F.  A.  Hall.  John  V.  Gale, 
W.  F.  Whitcher.  ' 

Second  Class-Y  E.  Tessier ,  A.  Kirkwood,  A.  J.  Taylor,  F.  D.  Dugal 
F.  CTiasse    L.  A.  RobitaiUe,  D.  A.  Grant,  J.  J.  Pendergast,  G.  b! 
Cowper,  L.  D.  Lomoine,  T.  Morkill.  ,       ,^  ' 

Third  Class— J.  Innis. 

Extra  Clerks-W.  E  Collins,  D.  C.  Mackedie,  J.  M.  Grant,  G.  Van- 
felson,  J  xNick.nson,  Jr. ,  D.  G.  B.  Ross,  H.  B.  Dufort,  G.  Lindsay,  L. 
Berthclot,  A.  J.  Scott,  F.  Norton.  W.  Ebbs,  R.  H    Brown 

Extra  Draftsmen.- A,  Russell,  Baron  Von  Koerbor. 

Office  Keeper— John  Bradshaw. 

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Crown  Timbkk  Ac.k.nts. 

OWflim;  A.  J.  Russell,  ftgont ;  F^lwird  Smith,  collector  of  slKlo 
duos ;  C.  S.  McNutt,  clerk  ;  K.  Qulnn,  messenRor. 

Montreal:  C.  E.  Bolle,  agont  ;  J.  C.  Coursolies,  clork. 

BtUtvilU:  J.  F.  Way,  agent  ;  J.  A.  Maclunod,  clork. 

Three  Rivers :  L.  A.  Dubord,  ngcnt  ;  Wm.  Lauib,  clerk. 

Windsor:  A.  M.  Powell,  aKoiil. 

.S*.  Ilyacinfke:  G.  J.  Nagle,  agent. 

Chicoutimi:  O.  Duberger,  agcnl. 

Jiiverdu  Loup ffnbas :  C.  VayKnon,  tigcni.      ,    ,  • 

Trids  rUtUtUt  :  C.  T.  Ihihe.niK^ni.  , 

Carlfifm,  Bonavt^ture:  T.  N    Vtrger,  agent. 

QurWr:  Mclxfui  Stewart,  collector;  J.  M.  O'liCary,  as.«lstunt  <lo ; 
Wm   U'Kane,  clerk. 

Indian  Dfpartmknt. —Commissioner  of  Crowu  I^nda.SupcrintendcDt 
General  of  ln<lian  AlTairH  ;  William  Spruggo,  dopuly  Siiperintoniloni 
general  of  Indian  Allairs  ;  Michael  Tuinor,  chief  clerk  ;  ('.  J.  Wulc-t, 
ftccountaut ;  Lawrence  Vankoughnet,  clerk  ;  W.  R.  Bartlett,  visitiiii; 
Buperintendenl  ;  Froome  TalfourU,  ditto;  Jasper  T.  Gilkisou,  dillo; 
Francis  As.'iicUenack,  interpreter. 

GKoLOf;irAi,  SrnvKY.—Sir  Wm.  K.  Logan,  Provincial  geologist :  A. 
Murray,  a.«sistant  ditto  ;  T.  S.  Hunt,  chemist  and  mlnoruloglst  ;  E< 
Billings,  jtala^ontoiogist.       .  ..,,.  ,,    y  .. 

EnrCATioNAi.  Pkpartmknt.     •  ^*  ■' ' 

Lower  Canada — Old  Government  House — Hon.  P.  J.  0.  Chan- 
voau,  superintendent ;  Louis  Girard,  secretary  ;  J.  J.  PheUn,  English 
corre.«jK>nding  clerk,  and  asp\.*»tri:  ^  editor  of  the  Lower  Canada  Jour- 
nal of  E«li:cation;  Alex,  de  Lu^^luiern, clerk  of  accounts  and  statiPtlc<; 
Augiisto  Rcchard,  French  cctrre.apondlng  clerk,  assistant  editor  of 
I.e  Journal  de  I'lnstruction  rubMque,aud  librarim  ;  J.  J.  UiiKirre, 
store  keeper  ;  J.  lUe.  Lenoir,  copying  clerk  ;  laul  Blouin,  messenger. 

Calholu'.  Hoard  of  Eramina's. — Rev.  L.  L.  VllU'neuve.  Rev.  A. 
Truteau,  William  I><)rau,  Key.  C.Lenoir,  P.  Garnot,  P.  IJeaubicn; 
F.  X.  Vjiade,  Hfcretary. 

Protti^lant  ihmrd  of  Examiners. — Rev.  Alexander  Kemp,  Rev. 
John  Irwin,  Pu'V.  George  Cornt^h,  Rev.  W.  Snodgraps,  Rev.  J. 
Fianuigan,   W.  Lnnii,  A.  .N.  Rennie  ;  T.  A.  Gibson,  secretary. 

I'l'i'KU  Canada  . — For  the  general  a»lmlnistratlon  of  the  grammar 
and  common  scho<)l  laws.  Kev.  Fgerton  Ryers^n,  P.P.,  LI. I*., 
cbiefsuperintcndent  of  education  ;  John  G.  Hodgins,  LL  IL,  F.R  G.S., 
deputy  supt.  ;  Alex.  Marling,  LL.B. ,  senior  clerk  and  accountant  ; 
A.J.  Williamson,  clerk  of  correspondence  ;  F.  J.  Taylor,  clerk  of 
statistics  ;  J.  T.  R.  Stlason, acting  assistant  clerk  of  Ktiiti.>!ticH  :  S.  V. 
May,  M.P.,  clerk  of  libraries  ;  J.  WIdmer  Rolph,  aeiing  depo.sitory 
salesman  ;  W.  II.  Ati^inson  and  Edward  B.  Cope,  assistant  clerks  ; 
C.  AldersoD,  depository  packer  ;  James  Mooro,  meissengcr. 


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>crintenfleDt 
iorint««n«l«'nl 
.  J.  Walc.'t, 
t'lt,  visiliIl^' 
Lisou,  Uitlo; 

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.0.  riiaii- 
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oditor  of 
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mssenger. 
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Ueaiibicn; 

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Rev.   J. 
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grninmar 
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Lieut. -General  Sir  W.  F.  Williams,  Bart.,  K.O.Ii.,  cotni   jnding  the 

Forces  In  British  North  Amertes. 

Colonel  the  Hon.  Robert  Rollo,  Military  Secretary. 

Captain  F.  W.  de  Wlnton,  Royal  Artillery,  and  Captain  K.  Grant, 

Royal  Engineer  s,  Aldcsde  Camp. 

MiMTARY  Secrbtary'8  DF,PARTMR\T.--Colonel  tho  Hon .  R.  Rollo, 
military  secretary  ;  J.  Rowan  Spong.  chief  clerk  •  P.  I^wlor,  R.  O. 
Greig,  and  M.  Rlordan,  clerks  ;  M.  Dalglclsh,  office  keeper  ;  James 
McFarlane.  messenger. 

MajorGeneral  AND  Staff.— Major  General  tho  Hon.  J.  Lindsay, 
commanding  brigade  of  Guards,  liowor  Canada  District  ;  Captain  tho 
Hon  C.  O.  0.  Ellots,  Grenadier  Guards,  Alde-de-Camp  ;  Captain  P. 
Smith,  Grenadier  Guards,  Brigade  Major. 

Adjutant  General's  Departmrvt.— Lieut. -Colonel  James  ConoUy, 
deputy  adjutant  general ;  Major  W.  Bellalrs,  assistant  adjutant  gen- 
eral; Captain  J.  Pope,  town  major  ;  W.  Wright,  chief  clerk;  P. 
Walsh,  clerk  ;  J.  Snasdell,  Ist  class  clerk  ;  Serjeant  R.  Malbon, Gren- 
adier Guards,  temporary  clerk  ;  J.  Dillon,  town  major's  clerk  ;  W. 
Rowan,  town  sergeant. 

Inspector  of  Musketry  for  North  A merIca.— Captain  R.  Lacy, 
33rd  Regiment. 

Quartermaster  General's  Department. — Colonel  D.  Lyons,  deputy 
quartermaster  general ;  Lieutenant-Colonel  Wolsoley,  assistant  quar- 
termaster general ;  Major  Lowe,  depuiy  assistant  quartermaster 
general  ;  N.  Hughes,  chief  clerk  ;  A.  Mitchell,  1st  cUiiiS  clerk  ;  M. 
Moran,  2nd  class  clerk. 

Commissariat  Department.— W.  T.  Power,  C.  B.,  commissary 
general  and  comptroller  of  army  expenditure  ;  J.  B.  Price,  assis- 
tant commissary  general  and  military  accountant  ;  K.  Gumming, 
assistant  commissary  general  and  store  accountant  ;  H.  J.  Brown- 
rlgg,  W.  M.  Rogers,  assistant  commissary  generals  ;  M.  Winter, 
A.  M.  Feasting  (St.  Johns)  J.  W.  Elmes.Ed.  Estridge, deputy  assist, 
commissary  generals  ;  E,  T.  Price,  acting  ditto  ;  C.  Woodley,  Wm. 
Palmer,  J.  Ballard,  J.  R.  Ballard,  commissariat  clerks  ;  J.  B. 
Forest,  writer  ;  R.  \foor  and  J  Reid,  assistant  storekeepers  j  G. 
Nonls,  E.  Connor,  mcrsongeis  ;  Michael  Tessler,  laborer. 

Medical  Department.— W.  M.  Muir,  Inspector  general  ;  T.  W. 
Barrow,  T  McVitty  Lloyd,  surgeon  majors  ;  J.  E.  MollUtt,  staff  sur- 
geon ;  J.  H.  Finnt  St.  John  Killory,  staff  assistant  surgeons  ;  Wm, 
Uickoy,  mes:?engcr  ;  W.  Keating,  laborer. 


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HIUTARY. 


III 


PrnvKYOR'8  PKi'ARTMKXT.-  -E<l.  Morrls,  purvoyortoH.  Vf.  forma; 
H.  If.  Stewart,  dopuly  purveyor  ;  J.  Spcnccly  and  W.  H.  Kayo, 
purveyor's  clerks  ;  P.  Murphy,  messenger. 

MiiiTAHY  Stork  nKrAKTMKVT. — Aloxandor  (Jun,  Esq. , deputy  super- 
Intentlent  of  stores  ;  Edward  WII»{reHs,  F>q.,  Samuel  ().  Rojj.rs. 
deputy  assistant  superintendent  of  stores  ;  W.J.  Ihiwson,  militiry 
store  clerk. 

Baruack  r>ErARTMftvt.— Captain  Ed.  Wel^h,  unattached ,  harrark 
master  :  Uohert  Dunkin,  superior  barrack  sergeant  ,  IVfilfrik 
Fiulay,  barrack  scrgoaut ;  13.  Ilaulou  and  II.  Ualgor,  barrack  labor 
era. 


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Rktvrn  or  Offickrs  of  Roy?il  Engineers  au<l  Civil  StalT  of  tho  Royril 
Engineer  Department  serving  In  Canada  : 

Hkad  QrARTRKs  Royal  Ewgixskr  Opficb,  Moxtrkal. 

Montreal. — Colonel  C.  E.  Ford,  commnnrltng  Royal  Engineers  Ii 
Canada  ;  Capl.  R.  H.  ^^^othord,  assistant  to  tho  commanding  Royal 
Engineers  in  Canada  ;  T.  F.  Hanlon.  lstcla«s  clerk  of  works  ;  Jos. 
Collard,  'ind  class  clerk  of  works  ;  C.  Walkem,  surveyor  and  ci rafts- 
man ;  J.  Korr,  1st  class  clerk  ;  J.  (iardioer,  'ind  class  clerk  ;  J. 
Robertson,  onOco- keeper. 

District  Eoyal  Engineer  Office,  .V(m/»Yal. —Captain  W.  II.  Noble, 
dl.<«trlct  commanding;  Royal  Engineers  ;  Captain  J.  V.  Maguay,  com- 
manging  15th  company  Royal  Engineers  ;  Lieut(3nauts  R.  C.  Trico 
R.  Y.  Armstrong,  J.  J.  Hobortson,.!.  II.  Satterthwaite  ;  W.  Whoelar 
2Dd  class  clerk  of  works  ;  G.  H.  I'eake,  '^id  class  clerk  ;  A.  Ro<;8 
office-keeper.  <-    » 

Kingst<mIHmHonyAlnntredlDv(tru't.~-JA(*\iiQii&ni  G.  S.  Berkeley, 
executive  officer  ;  A.  Kemp,  3rd  class  clerk  of  works  ;  R.  Goodfol- 
low,  office-keeper.  ... 

Qu^iec  />i*frirt.—TJeut. -Colonel  F.  C.  Ilassard,  district  command- 
ing Royal  Engineers  ;  Captain  J.  M.  H.  Maltland,  Meut.  P.  C.  Jones; 
W.  H.  Head,  2nd  class  clerk  of  works  ;  J.  H.  (Mkos,  'ind  class  clerk; 
E.  Lennon,  office  keeper. 

Tbron/o />werice.— Colonel  C.  f).  Robertson,  district  commandinfi: 
Royal  Engineers  ;  Ueuteuant  H.  F.  Turner  ;  T.  B.  Harper,  1st 
class  clerk. 

IJamHtm  Division,  Tbronlo District.— Caiiia\n  A.  E.  Lockhart. 

Lcndnn  Divinon,  Toronto  District, -G .  H.  Stuckea,  2nd  class  clerk 
of  works. 


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H.  Noble, 
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chart. 
;la8s  clerk 


MILITARY.  it 

Rkoimbntm  jm  Canada  and  Ofpicbrs  Commanding. 

Montreal Head  Quarters  of  the  Army  in  Canada . 

Royal  Artiilory,  ColonelDunlop,  C.B.  .commanding. 
nf /^ . »,    A,      '     Royal  EiiK'iueers,  Colonel  Ford,  commanding. 

1st  Battalion  Grenadier  Guards,  Colonel  Wynyard 
J      .  commanding. 

2nd  Battalion  Scots  Fuslleor  Guards,  Col.  StopheU" 
r  son  commanding. 

3rd  Battalion  Military  Train,  Major  McCourt  com- 
manding. 
30th  Foot,  Colonel  Maulovor,  C.B. ,  commanding. 
(lOth  Rifles,  Lieut. -Colonel  Hawloy  commanding. 
Detachment  Commissariat  StafT  Corps,  Deputy  Aast. 
•  "'.,     Commissary  General  Elmes  commanding. 

Quebec Royal  Artillery,  Colonel  Benn  commanding. 

1st  Battalion  17th  Foot,  Colonel  Gordon  commanding. 
62ud  Kegt . ,  Colonel  Ingall >  C. B. ,  commanding 

Kingston Royal  Artillery,  Colonel  Burrows  commanding 

47th  Foot,  Lieut. -Colonel  Lowry  coumiaudiug. 
Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rifles. 

Toronto Royal  Artillery,  Lieut. -Col.  Mountain  commanding. 

.,  ,.  ,         ,.       Detachment  Military  Train. 

1st  Battalion  iOth  Regiment,  Colonel  Peacocke  com- 
manding. 

London Royal  Artillery,  Captain  Vesey  commanding. 

Detachment  Military  Train. 
63rd  Foot,  Lieutenant  Colonel  Carter  commanding. 
Head  Quarters  Royal  Canadian  Rifles,    Lt. -Colonel 
^'     '   "^  Grant  commanding. 

Hamilton Royal  Artillery,  Major  Hosto  commanding.  ' 

Detachment  Military  Train. 

1st  Battalion  Rifle  Brigade,  Colonel  Lord  A.  G.  Rus- 
sell commanding.  .i^ 

St.  Johns Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rifles . 

Cliambly Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rifles . 

/ilfi-awiB-iVoia?  ..  .Detachment  Royal  Artillery. 

Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rifles.     /  .. 

Ottaioa Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rlflw . 

Dunnville Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rifles . 

Niagara Detachment  Royal  Canodlan  Rifles . 

St,  Ca<Amne,«...  Detachment  Royal  Canadian  Rifles.  ^'^^- 


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MILITIA. 


MILITIA  DEPARTMENT. 


Adjitant  Oknkrai.'s  OFFirK.—I.lout.  Col.  the  Hon.  M.  A.  'lo  Sala- 
berry,  deputy  arljutant  general,  I/»wcr  rana«la  ;  Liotit.  Col.  Walker 
Pnwoll,  deputy  adjutant  gonoral,  Upper  Canada  ;  Hobort  IJerry. 
chief  clerk  and  accountant  ;  W.  K.  Wright,  Th«nms  Wily,  cliiif 
superintendent  of  stores  ;  F.  X.  Lambert,  C.  H.  O'Meara,  Cyriile 
JuDOt,  Grant  Seymour,  T.  LaRoso  and  I).  McLonnan,  clerks. 

Staff. — Commandant,  Colonel  John  ny<io  ;  assistant  adjutant 
general,  Lieut  Colonel  George  Smith  :  asslsUint  quartorma.stor  Kone- 
ral.  Major  Theodore  Lyman  ;  aldo-do  camp  to  commandant.  Major 
Frederick  Penn  ;  brigade  paymaster.  Major  C.  E.  Ikdle ;  brigala 
surgeon,  Doctor  Alfred  Nelson.  M.I)  ;  inspecting  field  ofllcer,  L.  C. 
Lieat.  Colonel  William  Ermatingor,  formerly  Lieut.  L'olonel  Hoyal 
lAnccrs,  Anglo-Spanish  I/;gion ;  brigade  major  of  military  district 
No.  U,  Major  John  Macpherson.  >        • 


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MoxTRKALVoLrxTKKR  Cavalry. — Class  A. — TJout.  Col.  commanl 
Ing,  E.  P.  David  ;  Major,  A.  W.  Ogilvio  ;  Adjutant,  Major  R.  Lno 
lace  ;  Surgeon,  A.  W.  Dolislo  ;  Paymasstor,  ¥.  D.  Fulford  ;  Qu.irl'^r 
master,  J.  Sutherland  ;  Vet.  Surgeon,  G.  Swinburne. 

Xo.  1  IVoop— John  Smith,  Captain  ;  J.  Ogilvle,  Lieutenant ;  H 
Elliot,  Cornet. 

No,  2  Troop — G.  L.  Perry,  Captain  ;  Eusobo  Oulmct,  Lieutenant; 
» Cornet.         , 

No.  4  Troop — Royal  Guides  or  Govornor  General 'a  Body  Guard, 
Captain  I>.  lA)ro  Macdougall  ;  Lieut,  and  Adj.,  J.  Ponncr  ;  Coruet, 
D.  Robertson. 

Mo.vTRKAL  Field  Battbrt  of  Artillkrt. — IT.  Hogan,  Colonel  ;  A. 
A.  Steven.son,  Major  ;  W.  McGlbbon,  Captain  ;  Joseph  Bauden.  senior 

1st  Lieutenant ;  Thomas  W.  Doyd,  Junior  IH  Ucntcnant  ;  ^^ , 

2nd  Lieutenant.  ^      _  .   . 


Montreal  Foot  Artillibt. — Alex.  Wand,  M^ or  ;  James  Mavor, 
Ist  Lieutenant  ;  -— »  Bauden,  2nd  Lieutenant.  .    ' 

Both  companies  of  Artillery  are  under  the  command  of  Lieut.  Col. 
H.  Hogan. 

Henry  Chapman,  Esq. ,  Is  Paymaster  and  Captain  of  both  compa- 
nies. 


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ant  atljuhnl 
mastor  gone- 
nilant.  Major 
'lie ;  briga.la 
nicer,  L.  C. 
olonel  lioyal 
itary  di.^lfict 


comma  ml 
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Lioutenant ; 

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or  ;  Coruel, 


'olonol  ;  A. 
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lea  Mavor, 
Liout.  Col. 
>th  compa- 


Battaijon  OF  Montreal  Artillery — Six  Companies. — R.  S.  Tyleo, 

liicut  Colonel  ;  S.  J.  Lymau,  Henry  McKay,  Majors  ;  S.  R.  Evans, 

Brevet  Major  and  1st  Captain. 
Ist  Captains :  George  Shaw,   Wm.  Drumm,  James  Ferrler,  John 

Fcathcrstonc,  Gilbert  Scott. 
2nd  Ca2^(ains  :  W.    Hobbs,  Gale  W.  Boston,    F.  U.  Colo,  Jas.  A. 

Brown.  Angus  C.  Hooper,  W.  F.  Kay. 
1st  LieutenarUs  :  Frederick  Kingston,  Georgo  S.   Brush,   Walter 

Phillips,  Robert  Why te,Wm.  S.  Wall^er. 
2nd  Lieutenants  :  Thomas  A.  Crane,  Alex.  Brown,  Ed.  Chapman, 

R.  Crane. 
Paymaster  :  2nd  Captain  Geo.  Dowker.  "      -  ,/j 

Adjutant:  1st  Lieutenant  Jos.  Savage.  ;..  ;       \ 

Quartermaster:  1st  Lieutenant  Geo.  Lulham.     !  i 

Surgeon  :  Wm.  Sutherland,  M.D.  .  i   >     ,  '\ 

Assistant  Surgeo7i :  JohnReddy,  M.D.  .  ,  .";  v 


MoxTRRAL  Volunteer  Exgineers.— Rob.  Forsyth,  Captain  ;  Thomas 
S.  Scott,  1st  Lieutenant  ;  Wm.  Rutherford,  2nd  Lieutenant. 

Military  District  No.  6.— W.    Kennedy,  Captain  ;  Robert  Benn, 
Ist  Lieutenant :  J.  C.  McLaren,  2nd  Lieutenant. 


1st*  *  Prince  of  WAtRs"  Regt.  V.  M.  Rifles  of  Caxada.— Lieut.  Col, 
B.  Devlin  ;  Majors  :  Thomas  A.  Evans  and  Cliarles  F.  Hill. 

No.  1  Company:  Charles  D.  Hanson,  captain  ;  Jno.  R.  Boyce, 
lieutenant  ;  Archibald  Ogden,  ensign. 

No.  2  Company  :  Georgo  B.  Pearson,  captain  ;  ,  Jieu- 

tenant  ;  Wm.  Round,  ensign. 

No. 3  Company  :  William  Middleton , captain  ;  George  Wilson,  lieu- 
tenant  ;  James  Garvin,  ensign. 

No.  4  Company  :  Edward  Burns,  captain  ;  Francis  Kernan,  lieu- 
tenant ;  Henry  J.  Clarke,  ensign. 

No.  5  Company  :  Henry  Kavanagh,  captain  ; lieu- 

tenant  ;  William  Farrell,  ensign. 

No.  6  Company  :  Frank  Bond,  captain  ;  William  J.  Porteous,  lieu- 
tenant ;  William  Burland,  ensign. 

No.  7  Company:  Edwyn  Evans , captain  ; lieutenant- 
Charles  E.  Brush,  ensign.  * 

No.  8  Company:  Luc  O.  Dufresne,  captain  ;  Edouard  E.  Beaudry 
lioutenant  ;  Edward  Holton,  ensign. 

No.  9  Company ;  A.  A.  Mellleur,  captain  ;  Joseph  Perrault,  lieu- 
tenant  ;  John  G.  Burland,  ensign. 

67a/.— Samuel  H.  May,  payma'ter  ;  Arthur  M.  David,  adjutant  • 
Peter  Coopor,  quartermaster  ;  William  E.  Scott,  M.D.,  surgeon  ' 
Francis  W.  Campbell,  M.D  ,  assistant  surgeon.  * 


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*'Thk  Royals." — H.  L.  Routh,  Lieut.  Colouol  j  tho  Hon.  JuLo 
Rose,  M.P.P  ,  and  John  Fletcher,  Majors.  t 

Captains  :  W^Uer  l>cott,  An<lrew  Allan,  (lOrdon  Mackenzie,  John 
XV.  llopkinf,  Alexander  Campbell,  John  Grant,  Henry  Lyinai), 
Thomas  Klrby. 

Lieutenants  :  Andrew  I  aw,  John  H.  Routh,  Alexander  R.  Allan 
Frederic  Mackenzie,  Alexander  F.  Macphorson ,  Jackson  Rao,  James 
S.  Tyre,  Alexander  Cowan. 

EnH^s  :  Rufus  Fairbanks,  Hector  Mackenrie,  David  Loacli,  Jatne- 
Hamilton,  FredericS.  Lyman,  John  George  Savage,  E.  Lynuui  .Mi;::, 
James  F^sdaile. 

Paymaster  :  Captain  J.  L.  Mathewson. 

Quart^micwfer  ;  Lieut.  George  Winks.     -  \ 

Vniform  :  Scarlet,  blue  facings.     .  ;  r 

Jfo/fo; ''Juis  Separabit."  ;  I  n 


Victoria  V.   R.  of  Mo.vrRBAt.-Lioul.   Col.  W.  Osborne  Smith 
Major,  Augustus  Heward  ;  Lieutenant  Thomas  Bacon,  Adjutant. 

So.  1  Compuny  :  J.  G.   Johnson,  captain  ;  Hartd.  S.  MacDougall, 
lieutenant  ;  Nat.  J.  Handy  side,  ensign. 

No.  2  Company  :  Wm.  Nivin,   captiUn  ;  J.    Urquhart,  lieutenant, 
Angus  R.  Beihune,  ensign. 

No.  3  Company  :  Thos.  Oglivy,  captain  ;  William  H,  Hutton,  lieu 
tenant  ;  Archibald  A.  Antrobus.  ensign. 

No  4  Company  :  Alex.  Henderson,  Captain  ;  William   Halo, lieu 
tenant  ;  George  H.  Bacon,  ensign. 

No.  5  Company  :  James   I).   Crawford,  captain  ;  Henry  Budden, 
llentenant  ;  John  M.  Bellhouse,  ensign. 

^0.  G  Company  :  Wm.  Thi-s.  McGrath|  captain  ;  Franc U  Scholes, 
iieutenani  ;  J.  J.  Redpath,  ensign. 


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Montreal  Light  Infaxtry. -Ueut.  Colonel,  H.  H.  Whitney;  Majors 
J.  M.  Ross,  Ed.  Thornton  Taylor. 

CaxAaim  :  William  L.    Itouiney,  James  W.  Taylor.  Jno.   Thouius 
Molson,T.  B.  Ross.T.  R.  Whitehead,  Richard  A.  Brooke. 

1st  LUutenanls  :  Andrew  C.  Hunter,  Goorgo  U.  Low,  J  S.  Hyilo, 
A.  J.  W.  I^iidlaw,  James  Wardlaw,  James  Falrie,  James  Hervey. 

2nd  LientmanU  :    Thomas  Oatell,  Chs.    Ed.   Whitney,    Kenneth 
Campbell,  W.  Valentino  Dawson,  Joseph  Mulholland,  George  McDou 
gall. 

Paymasier  :  W.  B.  Lambo,  Major.  :,       ,-  ,  ,, 

Adjutant:  James  Wardlaw,  Ist  Lieutenant.       ,   ,     ,     '     -^ 

Quartermaster:  A.  Robertson,  Ist  LieutecanL 

Surgeum  :  Robert  Gotlfrey,  M. I). 

AstistarU  Surgeon  : . 


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"  CnAS^SKrKS  Canadtkx^,"  4x11  Rattaiton  V.  M.  of  Monthkw,. — 
Charles  Coursol,  Lt.  Colonel  ;  Frnstn  Malhiot  and  Louis  Nap.  Dtivor- 
nay,  M   i'»rs  ;  Lieut.  L.  J    B.  Bear.bicn,  Adjutant. 

IVo.  1  Cimpnny  :  A  Aiidet,  captain  ;  V.  X.  A.  Trudel,  lieutenant  ; 
Tyrin  Co.iil'art,  i-n.^if/n. 

No.  '2  ('I'wpiwii  :  .1.  B.  FinonJ,  captain  ;  J.  B.  Choqnottc,  lieute- 
nant ;  CU'Oplias  Kinond ,  cn^ig^. 

No.  3  Cntninimj  :  Joseph  Bj.iudry,  captain  ;  P.  Lo?p6rance,  liou- 
tenant  ;  A.  Biaz'-an, ensign 

JVo  \  Cnmpuvy  :  P.  J.  M.  Cinq-Mars,  captain  ;  Ludgcr  Labclle, 
lieutenant  :  H.  \.  Loui-,  onsl^n. 

No.  5  Company  :  C.  C.  Spriiard,  captain  ;  A.  15.  Laval ieo,  lieu- 
ton.'vnt  ;  .1    B.  Unilbaidt,  ensign. 

No  0  Company:  E.  I).  D'Orsonncns,  captain  ;  J.  L.  Totu,  Hou« 
tenant  ;  A.   Hudon,  ensign. 

No.  7  Company  :  Leon  Spcinard,  captain  ;  Francois  Payette,  lieu- 
tenant ;  A.   fJriinet,  ensign. 

No.  8  Company  :  P.  E.  Normandeau,  captain  ;  — — ■ — — ,  lieu- 
tenant ; ,  ensign. 

No.  9  Company  :  A.  Bissonnctte,  captain  ;  M.  Dcgui-e,  lieutenant  ; 
[J.  L   Pernors,  ensign. 

No.  10  Company  :  Hon.  P.  J.  O.  Chauvoan,  captain  ;  H.  Bellrose, 
lieutenant  ;  F.J.  D.  Ricar<l,  ensign. 

Staff . —Cii]){a'\n  A.  Baziuet,  quarterma.-tcr  ;  Joseph  Barsalou,pay- 
1  master  ;  Louis  Boyer,  M.D.,  surgeon  ;  Dr.  E.  Lemiro,  assistant 
surgeon  ;  Rev.  J.  Perrault,  chaplain. 

PoiicK  Rifled.— Guilliaume  J.  B  Lamothe,  Major  commnndiug. 
No,  1  Company  :  Kugerjno  Flynno,  c.iptiln  ;  Anthony  Maher,  lieu- 
[tenant  ;  Olivier  Bouchard,  ensign 

No.  2  Company:  Charle.s  Phillip  Naigcle,  captain  ;  Thomas  McBrido, 
lieutenant  ;  Roger  Lessard,  ensign. 


POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT. 


ITonovfible  Oliver  Mow.it,  iNvtmnstor  GoneraL 
W.  H,  Crifllu.  Pepiity  Postmaster  O.-ncral  ;   H    A.  Wiekstocd,  Ac- 
countant ;  \Villia»n  White,  ^Secretary  ;  John  Ashworth,  Cashier. 

Monty  Order  B,anch.~V.  Lo.^ueur,  Superintendent. 

CLASSii'ICATION  OF  CLERKS. 

L<r/  C7rtss— R.  M.  Jtdyan,  K.  C.  Hayden,  J.  T.  McCuaig,   R.  Oliver, 
I).  Lawson,  H.  S.  Wcaiherly,  P.  Holt,  J.  C.  Stewart 

'2nd  Class— J.  Audeltc,  C.  R.  Mackenzie,  J.  Brophy,  G.  Mason. 

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rird  Class-J.  Ii()y«l,.T.  L.  M('Ma]U)Ji,F  II.  P.iT.jainiii,  W.  I).  LoSiieur. 
B.  KinK,(J.  H.  II.ir;:ravo,  II.  .1.  liiinett,  (J.  H.  Holt,  II    W.  linllln. 

■Uh  r/a>s— W.  Beny,  T  J.  IIoiliAWiv,  0,  Fuchi.tte,  U.  T.  Davis. 
J,  Wilson,  J.  McNab. 


POST  OFFHK  INSriXTOHS. 


John  Dowc,  Gilbert  E.  Griniii,   Matthew   ."-wcotnam,   Kdwin  King. 
W.  (j.  theppard. 


MONTREAL. 

F/lward  S.  Freer   rovtm?^  t'^r. 

B.  McKvenuc,  As.si-t.uu  Po^tina.^ter. 

Clerks  :  M.  Kmnry,  H.  Huddcll.  MclK  Simp-^MH,  MMtnphy,  V. 
Bon 'it.  J.  Mt'Kcon,  Alex.  KidxHtsou.  I,(mhi  .Milird,  A.  (iio<'n,A. 
D'Amoiir,  V.  Baillargcon.  John  T.  Wright.  J.  .1  Str.nrt,  J.  Viiliee, 
Thos.  F.  Larsen'^iir,  II  A.  Bourrct,  Th;»m:is  Forsylh,  J(JSi!|th  L. 
Pahn-r,  I)  Kcbuison,  W.  Fitzgerald,  H.  A.  l^'iuietix,  NV.  Finton,  W. 
J.  Ft- iJ noli. 

r  O'iU-illy.  Jolin  r»re\r,  A.  An^^r,  L.  Lafi.iicain,  S.  Johnston  acd 
O.  Fillatreuult,  Letter  Carriers. 

Office  hours,  from  S  a.  m.  to  7  p.  m.  ;  and  from  8  to  10  a.  m.  on 

iSuuUays. 

RKOII.ATIOXS  AND  RATES. 

I^Ui^r  Rates. — Letters  pr>ted  in  Canada  addre^^sed  to  any  placo 
will. ill  tlic  rroviiifo  pa-.",  if  prcpiiid,  tor  5  cent- per  >^' oz  ,  but  if 
]>ufttcd  unpaid  are  charged  7  cents  per  }^  oz. 

On  lettf^rs  to  Novd  b'cotia,  New  Brtin^wick,  and  Prince  Pdw.-ird'.- 
lKlan«l  tliC  rate  is  5  cenL><  per  >i  </. ,  with  optional  pro-payineut. 

Tiic  rale  on  letters  to  the  United  Kingdom  will  be, 
By  Canadian  Packet,  ^'2}^  cmts  |K'r  >.^  ounce. 
By  Cunard        '*        17        **  " 

If  a  letter  exceed  1  oz.  in  weight, it  will  he  llahleto/o»/r  ratc.^,  ft«, 
alter  the  Orst  euuce,  fractions  aro  not  rocngulzed,  the  rate  picgrei-fc- 
ing  by  the  ounce. 

Letters  for  tho  United  Kingdom  intiFt  he  prepaid,  or  they  will  hj 
charged  a  flue  of  6d.  Hteriing  in  aduilion  to  tho  d«  Jlcient  po.  tugc  la 
delivery  in  Fjigland.  ^  , 

The  Brltii-'h  P(  st  OfRce  forward.s  htters  to  Canada  by  tho  tirA 
packet  .s;;iiii;g  alt  r  the  iett«T  is  po^^ti-d.  unless  the  !•  tt-i.s  ln'iir  a 
special  direciioti — "by  Cinadr.ifi  Pack«'l"  or  "  by  Brili.^ii  Packt-l"— 
and  in  thatcas*'  tliey  are  kept  over  ffM*  the  Packet  dt^lgirited.  ••  Py 
Catjadian  Mail"  is  net  a  dl-t!n<'tive  Kuperscription  ;  for  Mi»y  mail  fta 
Cai;ada  is  a  ''Cauadiaa  Mail''  by  wliatcver  Packet  forwarded. 


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Letters  for  Dritish  Colonios  and  po.-sesf.lons,  beyond  sea,  and  for 
Fon  i^ii  ('ouutrics,  via  Kiigland.  tnust  bo  i>rcpHid. 

Ihe  rate  on  Letters  for  the   United  States,  (except  California  and 

Oregon)  10 cents  per  >^  oz. 
for  (anfornia  and  Uregoii,15c.  per  >^  na. 
Britisli  Columbia,  '25  ct.s.  to  be  prepaid. 
Ked  River,  10  cts.   >^  oz.  whicb  must  be 
prepaid . 

'Ill*'  rate  on  Letters  for  the  following  destination,  per  Canadian 
Ocean  istcamcrs,  is  'J3  cts.  per  %  oz.,  and  must  be  prei)ald  : 

Africa  (West  Coast  of),  Australia,  (including  all  the  Colonios  cm- 
brficfd  in  tliis  general  name,)  Bvienos  Ayres,  Ceylon,  Fgypt,  Gibral- 
tar, Guld  Coast,  India,  Liberia,  Malta,  Mauritius,  Montevideo,  New 
Zealand,  Hicrra  Leono,  Spain,  Tasmania,  West  Indies  (British  ) 

The  postage  upon  Letters  for  ttie  following  places  has  recently  been 
increased  to  35  cts    per  %  oz. ,  viz  : — 

Cape  4if  Good  Hope,  Ascension,  ^^t.  Helena,  Natal,  Surinam,  H[ayti, 

For  the  principal  German  States,  the  rate  is  29  ceuts  per  >^  oz. 

For  Fr.inco  and  Algeria,  17  cents  per  >4  oz. 

On  Letters  to  the  above  destinations  forwarded  by  the  Canard 
Line  of  Steamers,  an  additional  charge  of  6  ceuts  per  >^  oz.  becomes 
necessary. 

Jleffi&tration  Charges.— Vot  the  Registration  of  a  Ix?ttcr  addressed 
to  any  pi  icc  in  British  North  America  the  charge  is  2  cents. 

For  the  Registration  of  a  Letter  to  United  Kingdom,  12>^c. 
''  "  "  United  States,  5c. 

Franco,  and  other  countries  for  which  letters  pass  through  France, 
an  amount  equal  to  the  postage. 

Miscellaneous  Charges. — The  charge  on  Parcels,  by  Parcel  Post,  to 
any  place  in  Canada  is  26  cents  per  lb.,  (with  6  cents  additional  if 
registered). 

One  ci'ut  per  ounce,  payable  in  advance  by  postage  stamp,  is  the 
rate  on  Printed  Circulars,  Prices  Current,    Hand  Bills,  and  tthor 
Printed  Matter  of  a  like  character,  and  on  Books, bound  or  unbound, 
when  posted  at  a  Canadian  Post  Office  addressed  to  any  place  in 
-  Canada.  British  North  America  generally,  or  the  United  States. 

The  charges  upon  Prices  Current  and  Printed  Circulars,  when  ad» 
drcsed  to  the  United  Kingdom,  is  2  cents  each  and  must  be  prepaid. 

The  charge  upon  Books,  &c  ,  by  Book  Post  to  England,  is  7  cents 
on  i»ackets  not  exceeding  4  ounces  in  weight  ;  12>^  cents  on  >^  lb. 
packfts  ;  and  12>^  ceuts  for  every  additional  >^  lb.  Thes«  charges 
roust  be  prepaid. 

B(M)k  Post  loilh  France.— Yor  a  packet  of  Printed  Matter,  or  single 
Newspaper,  Book,  &c. ,  not  over  2  oz 4  cents. 

Ditto,  exceeding  2  oz  ,  and  not  over  4  oz 8      '* 

Ditto,        **  4oz.,  "  8oz 17       '' 

Ditto,        *«  8oz.,  '*  16  oz 34       '^ 

And  so  on  ;  Increasing  17  cents  for  every  additional  iji  1^- 


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Tho  Rook  Post  Ropulations  bolwocn  Canada  and  England  apply  to 
nia'ttT  l)t  twot  n  ('Mnuda  and  r»aiH". 

Neu'sjKi}>er  and  7V'i'<'/i(a/.<.— \fWsi»apor.s  pid)lishod  in  Canada 
may  be  sent  by  P«'St  ficni  tlu' odloo  of  pnMitalum,  adtJre.^.-t'd  to  aiy 
placo  in  Canaila,  at  the  f.  llnvvm^  rales,  if  paid  ifuaiU,ly  in  ad'ivujc. 
by  oith -r  the  p  MiIlsImt  at  tlu"  l^•sl  Olllc'  win  Tf  tlii-  pai»cri)Uro  posicj, 
or  by  llio  hub.-iCiibor  al  the  dcdivMiiK  \  o6\.  tUlK;o  : 

For  tt  paper  publisbud  r.  times  a  week,  *Js.  per  qr.,  or  to  cent^j. 


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When  tbo  above  rntes  are  not  paid  in  a dv.-inee  by  eltber  p'ibli.-lior 
or  snbscriher.  snrh  papers  nr«  <  liar^icd  one  cent  eatdi  on  delivery. 

7'iavnit'tti  Newspapers. — Traiisienl  Ni'wspapcrs.  that  is  to  -ny, 
Canadian  Newspapers,  ported  rtltei  wis»»  liian  fron»  the  OfTli-e  of  i'lib 
lic.HtiMii.  and  American  or  i^rilish  l'ai>erH  po-ted  or  reposted  in  Canada, 
mtisi  be  prepaid  one  cent  raeh,  l>y  Postiije  Stamp,  or  lliey  cannot 
be  f«»rwar»lcd  ;  except  oidy  /ftud^h  Xnospap^rsiW-iwhuV^tl  t<»  re^^'Iir 
giibpenbers  by  Canadian  Huikseijers  and  NrW3  Agent-?,  such  pa  ers 
pa-P  free,  as  they  woidd  do  if  received  in  the  Cana<lian  I'acki  I  Mail. 

AVjtvfKi/vrs />v  Mail  from  F.n'jland  nr  I'ni'fd  States  — Nowspap'r.^ 
reci  ivcU  from  Knglaud  l)y  tlie  Canadian  i'ackot  iluils  arc  deliv*  roJ 
free. 

Newspapers  from  England  ,  by  theCmiarfl  T'acket  Mail-,  arechar^'(>l 
2  cent-*  eM(  h  on  delivery  .      (Thiy  Is  tlie  American  transit  charge  ) 

I'niletl  Mates  N<'\vspapers.  »)roiight  by  Mail  into  Cana<la,  are 
charged  1  cent  each  on  delivery. 

Pt'i'i/tdical  /'uhlicaiions.  —  Ihe  rate  on  Periodical  Publications,  I-'. 
if  not  exceeding  3  onnc»  s  In  weight,  1  cent  ;  over  3  ounces.  4  ceMs. 

If  pre|>ai  1  by  Po-tJge  Stamps  liom  the  OIllco  of  i'ubllc  ition,  I'eri- 
odical-?,  piJili'hed  in  Canada,  weighing  over  3  ounces,  njay  pahS  lor 
2  ceiits  ea<:h. 

Periodicals.  7irt»i/c«i  in  thif  Province,  other  than  Xewspapcrs  wlit'n 
specially  devoted  lo  the  Edneaiion  c»f  Youth  (both  religious  and 
general),  tt»  Agriculture,  to  Temperance,  or  t«>any  branch  of  SiieDCO, 
and  add^e^Bcl  dl  iMty  li^'in  lli"  OflLo  (tf  Publiejitioti ,  to  be  tr.ms- 
mlitc  I  lo  any  I'o-l  Olllce  in   this  Province,  are  exempt  from  ch  irRf". 

Canadian    booksellers   and    news  agents    may  also  post   for  truns- 
niis-ioii  by    mail  in    Cana<la  small   ih-rnMlicals,   wliolher   Canadian. 
British  or  United  Siatis,  wiighmg  le.cs  iliiu  1    oz..  8u»:h  as  the  Chi 
dren'ri  Paper,  (  hild's  I'ap'r.   'Ihe  Sabbath  Stliofd  Vis  tor.  'Ihe  F.vaii 
gelizer.  Tlie  (Jospel  Message,  The  CoimI  NeW',  and  others  of  a  liTce  da 
Hcription,    in   packages   to  one   addrcs.«,  at   the  rate  of  5  cents  per 
pound,  or  ffacli  <n  of  a  pamtd   bulk  Wright,  provided  Ih  it  tlie  samo 
news  ag«  iits  and    book-ellers   prepay    .such   packages  by    pt»(age 
Ftiunp.-^.     This  mt.st  not  be  undi  rsioo:!   a.s  imputing  a  charge  ou  Ca- 
uaUiau  perioUicalb  entitled  to  pa^is  fi  eo. 


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i<l  npply  |() 

in  Can  a' la 
'•M''!  to  ;i!  y 

are  j»osi>\], 

0  CMltS. 

0    ♦' 
:j    *' 

r  |)'i1)li.-lior 
li'livcry. 
IS  lo  ;ay, 
flfo  of  I'lih- 
ill  Camla, 
!ioy  cannot 

ii(;h  pa:  era 
ick-t  I  Mail. 
ovvspap.'n 
)  (k»liv«  roJ 

tro  charged 
liarKf  ) 
,na<la,  are 

cntinns,  l-\ 
's,  4  fi'Ms. 
tion,  r<'ri- 
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Igiods  and 
of  Snoiice, 

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for  tn^tl::- 

Cana'ii.in, 
IS  the  Chi' 

Ihc  r.vaii 
»f  a  lifco  do 
5  ci'i't-!  p<^r 
tho  sam*^ 
>y    po>(;igO 
ugc  ou  Ca- 


T'fniH'Vt  Pe.riiHlicuh ,  inchidjtig  Cnnarlian  rori(»dicaIs  not  prepaid 
tho  foniini.t<'(l  rato  Iroiii  the  Ofnci.'  of  PdhMcation.  nor  cxcmptt'd  by 
tho  pr('C<'(liiip  claiiso.  and  all  (ith»*r  IVriodi<;al  Piihlicalioiis  posted  in 
thi.-i  Piovinc.L',  niu.-t  bu  prci)aid  by  I'oritago  Stamps,  tho  full  rale,  at 
tho  ti'no  of  posting. 

IVrio'Iii-ais  riHX'ivod  in  tho  Mail^  from  tho  Unitod  Ftates  are  charged 
with  tho  rato-;  named  in  tho  Hr.-t  cJan-o  of  thi.s  t-oction. 

Posla.'.e  8/am;)S  — Po.-tiigo  Stamps  of  tho  ro.^poclivo  valnes  of  1 
c  Ml,  for  N«'\vsi'apors  ;  5  coiit-s  for  (m  iliriary  Provnicial  I,«  ttors  ;  10 
cent-;  for  United  States  rato  ;  VJ'.^  cents  for  Canadian  I'acUct  ;  and 
17  c('iit-<  f"r  Cntiard  Packet,  are  provided  for  sale  to  tlie  pnblic. 

Lftfcr  P'nvt'lop/'x,  impressed  with  Me(!allif)n  .^^tarnp.  and  equivalent 
to  the  pr('pa>  nirnt  of  Po-ta^e  to  tho  amount  off)  atid  10  cents  res- 
jKM'tivi'lv,  art'  fnrnishod  for  sale  \o  the  public  nt  tho  following  rates  : 

The  5  ('(Mit  Envelope,  at  tho  rato  of  S5  50  per  100.  or  66  ci  nis  per 
dozen  ;  th(?  10  cent  Knv(»lope,  at  $10.50  per  ICO,  or  $1  26  per  dozen. 

Peval  Clausie  — The  Act  contains  tho  following  penal  clause  : 

To  inclo-e  a  Irttor,  or  letters,  or  any  writing  intended  to  serve  the 
purpose?  of  a  letter,  in  a  Parcel  posted  for  tho  Parcel  Post,  bball  be  a 
misflemeanop. 

To  inclose  a  letter,  or  any  writing,  or  make  any  written  marks  to 
servo  tho  purpose  of  a  letter,  or  to  enclo-e  any  other  thingin  anews- 
paper,  posted  t )  pass  a«<  a  newspaper,  at  tho  rate  of  postage  appli- 
cahl(»  to  newspapers  (except  in  tho  case  of  accounts  and  receipts  of 
Newsnaper  Pul)llshers,  which  are  p»'rmttted  lo  pass  folded  within 
th<>newsi)apers  sent  by  them  lo  their  Subscribers),  shall  be  a  mis- 
demo;inor. 

Mtmnj  O/J^rs.— -Money  Orders  payable  in  the  Province  may  be 
obtained  at  any  Money  Order  Oflico.  (of  which  a  list  can  be  seen  at 
any  Post  OlTlco)  at  the  following  rates  : 

Under  and  up  to  $10 5  cents. 

Over  $10  and  not  exceeding  $20 10  " 

"      20        ♦'  "  30 15  <*'^^ 

*'      30        "  <«  40 30  <* 

'^      40        "  "  m 45  '* 

"      60         *'  "  80 60  ** 

<'      80        *'  "  100 .'.'75  »M.- 

No  single  order  can  be  i.«sued  for  more  tban  $100. 

X.  r?.— \o  HALF  CRNTs  to  bo  iritroducod  in  the  Money  Orders. 

Money  Ordns  on  England,  Scotland  and  Ireland  —Money  Orders 
payahio  at  any  Money  ()  der  OfMce  in  Oreat  Rritain  and  Ireland,  can 
be  obtained  at  any  Canadian  Money  Order  OflI(x».  Tho  Orders  ar« 
drawn  in  sterling,  the  Commission  chargeable  beinu  for  £2  and 
under,  25  cts  ;  from  £2  to  £5,  50  cts.  ;  from  £5  to  £7  75  cts  ;  from 
XT  to  £10,  $1.  No  order  can  bo  drawn  for  more  than  £10  ;  but 
any  number  of  orders  for  £10  each  may  bo  procured. 


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TARIFF   OF    DUTIES. 


rrm- 


CANADIAN  TARIFF. 


»: 


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Is 

-'5    . 


The  foUowirir  ?cho(hj1o  ha-  boon  rorrortod  in  aocorilanco  witluho 
Act  to  prcstMit  date,  ut  llio  Customs  Dcp^iitnii'iil  : — 

GOODS  ON  THK  PI.TDING  SCALK. 

In  atldilion  to  the  folldwinp:  ad  valo'-fm  (iulics,  Rrw  Supar  pays  r» 
apcritlc  duty  of  2  centa  ii  lb-,  iind  Rtjined  Suyar^  3  couts  ; — 

I'or  cent. 
t^iigar,  Koftiird.  wliothor  in  lo.ivo,^  or  If.mp-J,  randie*!,  crs'slicd, 

or  ill  any  otht'i  lo*  in  ;  Wlnlo  l).l^l;i^d,  or  (tther  tru^ur,  cqiiul 

lo  KilintMl  in  quality  ;  from  and  alter  Isl  July,  lifV2 

Sugar,  not  Ilclinj'd,  ijor  WhUc  Iki-lard  nor  (Hhrr  t^iiK^ir  equal 

lo  Ktflned  in  quality  ;  from  autl  after  Irft  July,  Iftiii 

TBA   AND   roPTKK. 

T«»a,ir)  per  cont  ,  ad  valorem  ;  also  a  specific  duty  of  4  cents 
ptT  Ife. 

Grteu  CoflTee,  from  1st  JanuAry.  1862,  to  31st  December,  18tVJ. 
From  ami  after  Ut  Jaroniry,  18G3 

In  addition  to  above  there  is  aspeciflr*  duty  of  .'i  cents  per  Il>- 
Cufloo,  Ground  or  Roaj-led,  30  per   cent.,  ad  valorem;  also  3 

cents  per  it  ttpcciflc  duty.    .^  ,..       ,  , 


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SPEHFIC  nUTIKS.  * 

Whiskey,  of  any  strenjrlh,  not  exceeding  tho  strength  of  proof  by 
Sykos'  Hydrometer  ;  and  so  on.  in  pro})ortion,  f<»r  any  greater 
Strength  or  le.ss  qmntity  than  a  gallon, — for  t'vary  gallon  25  cents. 

Confectionery,  3  ccnti  per  it»i  and  ad  valorem  duty,  same  as  Ue 
fined  i^ugar. 

Ker(»sene  Oil,  Coal  Oil,  Petroleum  Oil, distilled,  puriQed,or  reflned, 
10 cents  per  wine  gallon, 

Molasse.s,  5  conus  per  win©  gallon  j  aleo  au  ad  valorem  duty,  tamo 
as  Raw  Sugar.  "'  '  ' 


' :.-/^.'ii-:'i  Per  cent. 

Ac!d«?,  of  every  description, 

except  Vinegar Free 

Ale.  Beer,  and   Porter 30 

Almond.«i.   and   Nuts    of    all 

kinds  (*20  per  cent.) 20 

Alum ,  -nnground  Free 

Anatomical  !*reparation3 . . .  Free 


Ver  cont. 
Anchors,  C  cwt.   and  under,     lo 

Ditto,    over  6  cwt Free 

Anijoals,  of  all  kinds Fie« 

Aiitiniony Frt'O 

Antiquities,  connections  of..  .Free 
Apparel,  wearing  of  Hrlli-b 

subjects  dying  abroad. .  .Free 


TARIFF   OF    DUTIES. 


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(jar  pay 

3  n 

r«'r  CO 

lit. 

5ll('(l. 

I'q'iul 

1.) 

.'Qua  I 

1') 

ccnt^ 

18f)i. 

10 

5 

erli>. 

llbO   o 

Por  cent. 

Arpol Free 

Af:h.  pot,  p^arl,  and  soda.  .Frt'o 

Atlases 10 

Hark,  t;uin<»rs' Fro«' 

nark,  w.-c  I  solely  in  dyeing. Frco 
liar  ley,  exiMpt  pot  and  poail.Fre(! 

I'.arky  Meal Free 

Hcans Frc<' 

Hean  M«\il .Fr<'e 

Uoxr  and   iUgg Free 

f^?ar  and  FJigj;  Meal Fr'»c 

IJeer 30 

IJorries,  used  solely  iu  dye- 
ing   Free 

RJHCking r.O 

IJleaeliing  povsrdor Frco 

Books,  biing  reprints  of  Ilrit- 
Ish  copyright  works  12>^  • 
percent.  (Seo  Clause*)  ..Free 
Books,  printed,  all  kinds,  ex- 
cept copyrights  and  books 
in   cour^ic  of   printing  in 

Canada  Freo 

Boot.-i  and  Sheets  (leather)..     26 
Boi>k,  Map,  and  News  Print- 
ing Paper 15 

Bibles,  Testaments,  and  De- 
votional   Books Free 

Binnacle  Uimps Free 

Bottles,   cont'g  wine,  spirit- 
uous or  fermented  liquors 

otr)fn.*ors'  M3SS Free 

Boiler  Piute 10 

Bolting  Cloths Free 

Borax .    Free 

Bookbinders'  Ibols  and  Im- 
plements  Free 

Brandy 30 

Brandy,  for  Ofliocr's  Mess. .Free 

Brimstone Free 

Bran  and  l:Jhort^ Free 

Brass,  in  bars,  rods  and  sh'ts    10 
Brass  Tubes  and  Piping  when 
drawn.  10 


Per  coDl. 
Brnsa  or  Copper  Wire  and 

Wire  Cloth 10 

Brasa,  In  scraps Free 

Br  i^tje.s Free 

1  'room  Corn Free 

liiick  wheat Free 

Buckwheat  Meal  Free 

Bulbs  and  Roots,  other  than 

medicinal Free 

Bullion Free 

Burr  Stones,  wrought  or  nn- 
wrought.    but    not  bound 

up  Into  millatones Free 

Better Free 

Bunting Free 

Cabinets  of  Coins .Free 

Cables,   Iron  Chain,  over  )^ 

of  an  Incli  diameter Free 

Cables,  Hemp Free 

Cables,  Crass Free 

Cameos  and  Mosaics,  real  or 
imitation,    when    sett     in 
gold*,  silver  or  other  metal .     10 
Canada  Plates,  Tinned  Plates, 

Galvanized  and  Sheet  Iron.     10 
Caoutchouc,  or  Ind.  Rubber, 
and  Gutta  Percha,  unmau- 

factured Free 

Canvas,  Sail.  Nos.  1  to  6 Free 

Carriages  of  travellers,  and 
carriages  employed  In  car- 
rying mercban<iize  (haw- 
kers and  circus  troupes  ex- 
cepted)   Free 

Casks,  Ships'  Water,  in  use. Free 
Cement,  Marine  or  Hydrau- 
lic, unground Free 

Cement,   Hydraulic,  ground 

and  calcined 10 

Cheese Free 

Charts.  Mapa  and  Atlases.,     lo 
Charitable    Societies,    dona- 
tions of  clothing  for  gra- 
tuitous di.-^tribution  by Free 


♦Clai'Sf.-XXII.  Vic.  Cap  II.  Sec.  2  — ''  But  this  Act  shall  not  afltct 
the^Copyright  Act,  13  and  14  Vic, cap.  6,  or  any  duty  imiK>tied  under 


it 


rtunijfcM 


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49 


TARIFF   OP    DUTIKS. 


Per  cent. 

Ci.C'.irs .' 40 

Ciniiiin'  n J'.O 

Ctirrani?,  'JO  per  rout    '20 

Cl.iys,  Karllis,  aiii  OchrcH, 
dry Free 

Ci>:iip^^'''  •** I''rt  e 

Cor«l.i^»'.  Nvliicli.  upon  Impor- 
tation, ^h  ill  li  »ve  pipl  llio 
duly  of  rt!>tiitns.  sllall  •)« 
cn!iil«''l  t()(lrawl>;»*'lv  tiulor 
Hu'  ^\\\  set!  .  '1'2  Vio.  chap. 
70.  wIhmi  app'loil  to  .^-liip- 
bni'.ilini;  pui  poses,  aiwl  tin- 
der siuli  rt'<;iil!iti<»iH  as  tlio 
(;f)v.'rin)r  in  Council  may 

make Frco 

Cloihiiij^,  or  WiMiiuR  Ap- 
parel.   nii<!o   by    luind  or 

sewiuj;   machine C5 

Toal     Free 

Cochineal Free 

CofTi-e  (^"00  MiJIng  Scale)., 

CoUe Free 

Comtnlssariat  Stores Free 

C<»iik'Ciu»n.ry  (SeeSpecKlc,  Duty.) 
( opper    Tiihes    anil    ripiu^', 

when    drawn 10 

Copper,  In  bar.s.  rods,  bolts, 
or  sheet-!,  and  Yell.  Metal.     10 

Copper,  pig Free 

(^^ppera.s , Frco 

Corkwood,  or  the  Bark  of  the 

corkwood  tree Free 

Corn,   Indian Free 

C'»tt'»n  Wa^io Free 

Cotton  Wool Free 

Cotton  c.iijdle wick 10 

Cotton  Yarn 10 

Colt<»n  Warp 10 

Cordials 100 

Cieam  of  Tartar,  in  cryslal«.Kree 

(Join  and  H  dlion Free 

Cocoa  Xiit  Oil.     (See  Oil.^)  . .  Free 

IK-ad    Kyes  Free 

Dead  I.i^ihtd Free 

DeH:k  Plops Free 

DiamouUh  &  i'rcclous  Stones  .Free 


Per  cent. 
Pried  Frnit,  '10  per  cent   ...     'jo 
Drio  I    Fruit,    the    |,'rowth  of 
thn     Cnit«Ml    Stales    only, 
while  Ueeipinnly  Ircaty  !•» 
ill  fiirce  (NiJis 'JO  percent)  Krro 
Drills,  ii-edMiJe'y  I'or  dyi  im,'Freo 
DvM  ."^tufV-!  ;  namely,  b(>rrie.s, 
bark,    dreK-*,     »iul«*,    and 
vept'tabl.'H.  wt)o  l-i.and  ex- 
tracts nf  lo^'wood Krcc 

Drain  Tile.s,  for  agricultural 

piirpoHe.s Free 

Fuths  Clays. ^Ochres  (dry)Frco 

F^K'"* ^'''^'0 

Kiih'ry     Free 

Finery  Cla^-saiui  Siirid  Taper  Froe 

Fn^'rnvinps  nnd  Frii  ts ]o 

F.  Il  Ilat  Hodie.s  and  H  .t  Felt.  Froo 
Firebrick  (not  innuMed  lido 
artillcial  or  fancy  .>^hapes)  Frco 

Fin  wood Fno 

FIks,  'JO  per  cent JO 

FiHxMiH,  'JO  per  cent 20 

Fi-li Fne 

Fi.-h  Oil,  in  its  crude  or  nat'i 

ral   ritute Free 

Fish,  products  of,  unmanu 

facturerl Fri  e 

Fi.shinp  Nets  und  Selne.s   ...Free 
Fi.sli  Hooks,  Lilies,  and  11.  h 

Twines Free 

Fj;ix  Hemp,  Tow , undrcs-sod  Free 

Fl  »ur Fr''0 

Fruits,  preen Free 

Fruit'',  dried.  20  per  eepi..  .     'JO 
Fruits,  dried,  the  p  owth  of 
the    United    Stites     only, 
Willi.' the  Keciproc.  Treaty 

Is  in  ror(M» Free 

Furs.  Skins*,  l*elt.«j.  or  Tti's, 
undressed,  when  imi-ortt-d 
directly  from  the  I'niteil 
Kuipdoin  or  fJriii>h  N(Ji  Ih 
AJoerlcan  I'lovmces.  or 
fiou  ttie  Ciuied  States, 
while  the  Keciproc.  Treaty 
is  in  force Free 


■    k 


■  u 


TAniFP   OF    DUTIES. 


vv. 


Per  cent. 

Oa'vanizod  Iron 10 

CiOtuH  lunl  Meiluls Froc 

Gin 10') 

Ginf^M»r.   gtMiuiid lU 

Goltit)t'i>tcrs'  I)iiiiv-i,   Moulds 

and  SKins  Free 

Gr.iiiiK— l?;iil»'y,  Hyo,  hvam 
and  r»as,  IJear  and  Hi;>'KS 
15)  all  an«l  J-liot  ts,  Bm  k- 
wIkmI,  Indian  Corn,  Oat.s, 
Wli.at,  and  Meal  of  ubuvo 

(IraiiiH Froe 

Gravels I'ef 

Grcaso  and  Scraps Free 

Gra.-s.  Stiaw,  Tuscan  (I'aiicy 

plaits)  10 

Griiul.sttiica,  wrought  or  un- 

wronght Free 

Gums  and  Kosins,  in  a  criulo 

state Free 

Gums,  Sludlac liO 

Gums   Opium 20 

GypMim,  or  Plaster  of  Paris, 
ground    or  uiigrouiid,  but 

not  ca IciiK  U Free 

Giliing  'Iwmo,  imported  for 

fi-hiiig  purposes  only.... Free 
HariKS.s    and    Sad<IUry,    of 

leather   maiiufacluro 25 

Hams Free 

Hair,  Angola,  G(-at,  Thibet, 
Horse,  or  Mohair,  uiimauu- 

fj:  tared Free 

Hemp Free 

Hides Free 

Horns Free 

Ink,    printing Froc 

Indigo , Free 

Inventi'iiiH  tt  Im[)rovements 
in  the  Arts,  Mode]-;,  or 
Patlerns  of.  provided  that 
no  article  shall  be  deemed 
a  model  which  can  be  Uited 

up  for  u.so Free 

Iron,    pig Free 

Iron  Tubes  and  I'iping  when 
Uruwu 10 


Per  cent. 

Ti'on  — Rod.  Har,  or  Hoop  ; 
N.iil  Kiid  .-^piUe  lhi'\  ;  (loop 
or  Tiie,  lor  driving  \vhe<d.^ 
of  loc>'motiv«  S,^  bent  ami 
Wilded  ;  lloller  Plale.s  ' 
(pnncheil  or  iinpunehed)  ; 
llailroad  itarrf  ;  Wrought 
Iron    Clnd'S    and  spikes  ; 

la.lled    Mates  :  Wiie 10 

Jovvelltiy   and  Watches....     10 

.Junk  and  Uakum Free 

luird Freo 

Li'ad,   in  ^heet 10 

Lead,  white,  dry 10 

l.(?a(l.  red.  dry 10 

Leather  mmiiraetiires  ;  viz  , 
boots  and   shoes,  har  Less 

ami  saddlery -5 

LocMimotive  (fc  engine  framoH, 
(Jritiiks,  ('rank  Axles,  Kail- 
way  Car  and  Locomotive 
Axlts.  Pi-ton  Rods,  (iuido 
antlrlitle  Bars, ('rank  Pins, 
Connectuig  Hods,  Steam- 
boat ami  Mill  shafts,  and 
Craidirt  forged  in  the  roigh     10 

Lithaigo 10 

Lime,  the  ])roduce  of  Brltl.?h 

North  America  only Free 

Mace ;iO 

Manilla  Grass Freo 

Manures,  of  all  kinds Free 

Maps,  (jlnirts  uml  Atla.-'ses..      10 
Manufacluris    of     Leather  ; 
viz. ,  '  oots  and  shoes,  har- 

nes  and  saddlery 25 

Marble,  in  blocks  or  slabs, 

unpoli.-hed Free 

Meats,   lre.sh,    smoked,   and 

silt Freo 

Meal,    buckwheat Froe 

Metlals Freo 

Medicinal  Roots 10 

Medicines  patent,  and  me- 
dicinal preparations,  not 
elsewhere  fcpcciUcd 30 


>J    ^w*— ■ 


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Pi 
w 

m 


44 


TARIFF   OF    DITIKS. 


•    *  I 

I. 


:  t 


Porcpnt. 

Biil»J<»ct  to  r«'K'"l'>l^"»'^  ^y  ll'*' 

cjoviTiior  li»^C<)i»iu',il  Frco 

MolassoH.  (-'«•»' S|Knlli«'  I)utl»''*). 
Mos-os   atul    ^t»Ji   (iraSH,  for 

npho!8t«ry  |Mirpo8(  .s  ....   Frc<3 
M(Ksii!al  Iitstr  iiini'itU,  for  mi- 
litary hands Vi'oCi 

Nitre,  or  S.ill|M'ti(> Ki  oc 

Nuts,  (.f  all   kiiulsJ   (10   \nr 

com) 110 

Nntinijis iiO 

Natural  History,  pporiinchs 

of ^^•oo 

Onkuni Free 

Oii.s,  ciM'.oa  Diit,    pino,    aixt 
palm,  In  thiMr  cro'le,  tin- 
r  •cliilctl,  or  natural  statclVoe 
Oil  Cako.  or  MuNCCd  Cuki}..Frfo 

Ordnancw  Slorcf Free 

Or(»«  of  all  kin<ls  of  Mi^tals.  .Vrva 
0.-l'»r,or  Willow,  lor  ba>ki't- 

mak'Ts'  osrt  Froo 

Tatrnt  MiMlicinos 'M) 

I'eppor,  ground 30 

Phosphorus 10 

Pimento,  ground 30 

Pla>ter  of  Paris,  ground  and 
cnlninod 10 

Pori.T ao 

llg  Ir(»n,  Pig  I,<'ad,iind  I*lg 

Copper Free 

Pitih  and  Tar Freo 

PlnioBcphical  iDstrnmrnU  Ai 

Apparatus.  (! lobes   Vron 

Phiili,  Shrubs  and  Tre*^-:. . .  Fre« 
PrUiluig    Ink    and      Printing 

Pressifs       Froo 

Provi  ions  for  Army  or  Navy 

or  Indian  nations    Froe 

Kags Fret- 
Railroad    Bur.s 10 

He«l  lA-a<l,  dry lo 

Herin  and  Rosin  Free 

I<l<<».  iucluding  Rico  Flour.. Fre.' 
Hum 100 


Por  Cent. 

Sails,  reiidy  mido lo 

S^igo  Flour  Fro(> 

Sail  (  l«.Mi,  N'u.  1  to  G !•>,... 

Sal   St)da  KiTc 

^"al  Ammoniac I  r.v> 

Salt Kroo 

8'edH,  for  agricultural,   hor- 
ticultural, or  m.inuf.tct'ir- 

Ing  pui  po«.es  only Fi  <^i> 

.«»n-M'  I^locks ' Kro.^ 

Ship""'  Water (askH,  in  usi»..rrtr 

Sh.ickle.s Kr»'0 

Shi-aves  Kr^i' 

Signal  I junps I'l-co 

Silk  IIitFi'll.s I'r.'o 

Silk   T\vi-t.    for  i»ats,  l)ooL-i, 

and  hhooe.  10 

SIrtt'i I'ree 

sniii!  no 

Soda  Afih Krt"^ 

Soap ::o 

Spelter,  or /ioe,  in  sheet...     If^ 
Speller ,  In  bl(Kk  or  pi>;  ...    .  I'roo 
Sprcnncns  (if   Natural    His- 
tory, Mineralogy,  or  Bel- 

any Fn'f 

Splo'8,  ground ....    oO 

Spirits  and  Strong  Waters, 
inclnding  Spirits  of  Wiue 
and    Alcohol,     n'»t    being 

whiskey. b>f> 

Spirits  of  Tu.-penlint) lo 

Starch ;0 

St.»tu»'8.  Busts,  and  (  a-l.s  of 
marble  bronze,  alalM.«l  -r, 
or  I  lasterof  Paris  ;  I'aiiit- 
ln^!s  fi  hrawieg-i.  as  works 
of  ai  t;  Hpeeimi-ns  of  Sculp- 
ture ;  (aluiiots  of  ('oins, 
Mcdali',  (iems,  and  all  Col- 
b'ctl'»nH  of  .Anlupiltli's ....  Fr<''' 

Sl»Md    wrought  or  c.ist I" 

.^itTeotypo  P>luck8  for  print- 
ing purposes Frt'c* 

Sl4»m%    nnwrought Fr»^o 

Striw.  Tu.Mcan,  <;ra.s>4,  and 
Faucy  Plaits 1^ 


TAT^m'    OF    Dt'TlES. 


45 


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IVr  cent. 

Snl|.l»r.r,  or  Driin-^loiu; Kroo 

Tullow t*ro«' 

Tea  {S.'(>  ."^IidiuR  S«-filt'). 

Tamj.ic'O Vrvo 

Tousrls Knc 

Tiles,  drain,  lor  ni^rlcultiiral 

purpoHO. Free 

Tiinlx'r  and  Lumber,  of  all 
kinds, round,  licvvt'd,  saw- 
ed,    uninannl'acliiri'd,     in 

wbolo  or  in  p;\rt Free 

Tin,  ^raniduted  or  bar 10 

Tin  and  '/inc,   or  Speller,  in 

block  or  piK Fi  CO 

linnod    IMaieri 10 

Tobacco,  uianulactiireii 30 

Tobai'co,  unnianuracturcd . .  Vra} 

Tow,  undrcsstHl Freo 

Travelling  Trucks ,Froo 

Tr<'nail.s Free 

Tubes,  and  I'ipln^i  of  Cop- 
per, Brass,  or  Iron,  wbeii 

(iijiwn  10 

Turpentine,  spirits  of 10 

Turpentine,  otber  Iban  spir- 
its of  turp»Mitine Froo 

Type  Metal,  in  blocks  or  pigs. Free 


Vt'T  cent. 

Varnish,  briirbt  and  black, 
lor  sbipbuilders,  ollmr 
tban  (Opal,  carri  i^e,  she!- 
lac,  n)asilc.  or  .j.ipan Free 

V<'K<t.tb!es,    not    els<' where 

Hi  rri(i(>d FroO 

Vebi<;U'S  of  Travcdlcrs,  ex- 
cept iboHO  of  buwkerji  or 

pt'dlars Free 

Walnut^  (-.'O  per  cent) *20 

Water  I.nne,  nn;;r«.i;nd Free 

Wearing  A ppai(d  and  (loth- 
inK»  madi-  by  hind  or  sew- 
ing in;u'bin«» 26 

Wine,  of  all  kinds   (20  per 

crnt). 20 

Wine,  Spirits, and  fermented 
li(pi()r3  of  all  kimls,  im- 
piiried  for  tJllicers'  Mess, 
and  the  packages  contain- 
ing the  8a»ne Free 

Wire,  Iron 10 

Wood   for  Hoops   when   not 

notched Froo 

Woods,  of  all  kinds Free 

Wool Free 

Zinc,  in  shoots , 10 


The  following  Articles  arc  al.-;o  pormittod  to  bo  entered  frer,  In 
certain  circumstances  or  conditions,  viz  : — 

Agricultural  Societies' b-'eeds  of  all  kinds,  farming  utensils  and 
ImpN-mcnts  of  husl)andry,  when  especially  imported  by,  for  the 
encourairement  of  ngricidturo. 

Appar.  I,  W%»aring  and  other  personnl  effects,  and  implctT»ent.^  of 
husbandry  (not  merchandise)  in  actual  use  of  persons  coming  to 
settle  in  tiie  Province,  and  accompanying  tho  owner. 

Arms  for  the  Army  and  Navy  and  Indian  Nations,  provided  tho 
duty  ollnuvviso  payable  thereon  woidd  be  paid  or  borne  by  tho 
Treasury  of  tlie  United  Kingtiem  or  of  the  Provnices. 

Books,  Maps,  an<l  Cluirts,  im])oited  not  as  nu'U.liau  lise,  but  as  tho 
porsf>r)al  ( ffects  of  persons  arriving  in  Canada  to  become  b(/na  fulc 
residents  of  the  Province. 

Clothing  for  Army  or  Navy,  or  Indian  Nations,  or  for  gratuitous 
distribiitiun  by  any  ch:iritabio  society. 


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1:1 


■pna 


46 


TARIFF   OF   DUTIK8. 


bt^.. 


•t    * 


'  HotHohoM  Fiiniiiuro  nii'l  Tirrts.  th-'t  Imvo  bo'^n  in  a-  tn  il  uhq  for 
ono  inomli  or  more,  ol' jhmsous  r<»imng  to  Sftllo  in  this  rroviiico,  nn*i 
in  ch.'irpc  o;'  th«»  Mwnor, 

iloiNi'Iiol.l  KlPv  t-; ,  I'orsonal.  not  mor{hfin<1i.-o,  of  sul>jr»cts  oT  H17 
M»j«v«tv  ilornlt'il'il  in  (^iiia«l;i   hut  <l\  ing  abroad. 

MarliiiuM y,  Mode's  and  I'attiMDs  (»f,  provnlod  tlie  .'Jnino  be  not  put 
to  act' a!  n-'o. 

Military  (  Intbidij.  frtr  Uor  M.MJpcty'.^  t'oops  or  mil'tia. 

Military  Ston-s.  mihI  MattMi  il  lor  Miluary  Cloihiiiu'.  import'^fl  for 
tho  iiso  off  bo  Provincial  iniiiti  i,  niiilor  stich  restrictions  as  niiy  bo 
pa>S(Ml  by  tb<»  <Jov(»rin»r  in  (  oi'ncil. 

PacUac'R  r^*x\tn\v\\\irfr*'r'f}fXHl<,  in  wbirbtboy  nr^^n^'ifilly  jmpnrlofl 

raol;at»"S  ;  viy,  ,  bal>s.  tiiiFic^;  c  isos  (mv«m  in<;  ra>ks  of  \vi!)f»  or 
brandy,  in  \v-'..(|  ;  cm-cs  and  c  isks.  rontuinin^  d»y  proo;|^.  hardware, 
and  cntlory  ;  rr.tt«M  or  casks,  containinp  ^da•^>waro  or  carlipniw  ir<» ; 
(Msox- ,  comMinn  ir  Intilid  wno  or  spirits  •  an<l  (-tbcr  p;M'kac;o.!,  in 
\vbi<  1)  ^M<i;ls  of  I  111'  kiii'l  import'  I  in  tl»"rn  aro  iisuaPy  Irnporto  t.  .ml 
winch  «ii»  ti<tt  nccc-sarily  or  g',M:eraily  accomoniy  ?uch  goods  when 
sol  I  in  tlic  Province. 

Packnpcs,  of  all  other  kiridx,  b>  pay  8a!ne  «t'i  ra/o»*<nn  duty  a<  the 
gof.ds  tlicy  <-'>nt  lin.  nidt'Ps  the  dcty  oxpcmmIs  .*iO  percent  ;  iu  whicli 
case.  ih.»  duty  on  tlic  packiij'  «  to  bo  .'{0  j»cr  c»Mit. 

I*a(  kag<  s  c.tiitdi'ing  spccirtc  poons,  'JO  per  cent,  ad  rnlor^^i. 

Tools  and  Iniideiin-nts  of  Ira  l«>  of  lnndi ''•aftsmen  arriving  in 
0»na;la,  when  accompanied  into  the  Province  by  the  a«tn;»l  s»  tlhr. 
and  lirou^ht  Ml  by  Buch  settler  for  his  own  use,  and  not  for  salo ; 
muchiuery  exccptod. 


I* 

if- 


Tdhof  PnihitiHims. — The  followinj^  articles  are  prf»hibit<^d  tn  be 
imported,  under  a  penalty  of  IHty  pounds,  lotictber  with  th(»  forf'-iture 
of  th"  p;irc(d  or  paika;:e  ('f  goo-ls  in  wbirli  the  ^a!nc  in.iy  b«'  fo'iiid  ; 
—  Ho(»kfi.  Drawing'-!,  Paintin'-T'^  and  Print.-!,  if  an  immoral  or  imlcceut 
character  ;  Coin,  ba-c  or  counterfeit. 

Free  for  Ukc  of  Ifer  Af  ijesfy'x  Army  in  rana<i<f.— -Silver  or  p'atod 
Ware,  6la,ssw  iro,  rbin  i  \V  ire,  Table  Linen,  uiel  ('lj^ar.«5,  for  thcMiriO 
of  any  regimental  me.-js  of  oJIlttci  8. »i*i  vin>{  m  Canada. 

The  phrage,  "  All  imf»oi  tations  for  the  u-««  of  I!er  Maj'^ntv's  Army 
and  Navy,  or  for  tin?  pnldic  uses  of  lh<»  Province,"  Ih.  l)v  the  ',i«-t  Act, 
Itit'Tpr*  led  to  mean,  that  .siicli  ini|»i>rlationM  are  only  free  when  lli'' 
duty,  otherwise  pavalde  th<*r<'on.  would  be  borucby  the  Treasury  uf 
the  United  Kingdom  or  this  I'rovinco.         ''  '       '' 


All  goods  not  bereiubefore  enumerated,  subject  to  20  per  cent, 
duty.  i;  J-  .  .    V  =  ;.  ,. 


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CfSTOMSI,    AC. 


47 


t  fur  Siilo 


CUSTOMS  DEPARTMENT. 


.) 


-       monthkal.  '    -     ^  '  ,.:    /; 

T.  nontliillier,  Collector  ;  John  Lowls  Surveyor. 

Long  Rncm.—V.  ('rispo,cluof  clerk  ;  C.  Soll)y.  T.  V.  Barry,  J.  P. 
Purcc'll,  Win.  BluUcly,  J.  E.  Villenei:ve,  clerks  ;  J.  Cox  and  W.  ilc- 
CoriiiU  k.  ai  tii'p  '»«  cU-rks. 

Sitiieyor  and  Warehouse  Keeper's  Oj)tce.—T.  Watkins,  clerk  ;  K. 
IMi'.V'i',  lan-hiif,'  waiter,  acinic  as  clrrk  ;  J.  Barry,  actii)>(  as  ciork. 

Water  Si^e.—.).  Joniaii.  as.-iMut.t  surveyor  and  cliief  laiidiiig 
waiter  ;  i\  W.  Ma^on  1st  landiii^r  waiicr  ;  II.  l.acroi.x,  T.  Barry, 
C.  r:!7,i)alrick.  laii'iiiig  waiteiS  ;  II.  Fltleher.  tide  su;  v«  yor  ;  II.  B. 
Jainiesl.u,  a:?sist.  <lo.  ;  T.  .^eivwnght,  weiglier  ;  ii.  Kilis,  locker  ; 
J.  Nelson,  ().  Allard,  assi  tanl  loekers. 

Examining  Wai chouse  Department.^!!.  Bell  and  A.  Lovesqno,ap- 
prai-ers  ;  J.  McNider,  a.-fr^i.stant  appraiser  anil  warehouse  keeper  ; 
J.  Hughe.-?,  house  keeper  and  inosdengv«r. 

Out  Ports.— \^ouso' A  Point:  B  Burland.  surveyor  and  landing 
waiter  ;  L.  C.  Vandal,  landing  waiter  ;  R.  WiLson,  acting  waiter. 
Lachiuc  :  L.  Globeusky,  lauding  waiter. 


TRINITY  HOUSE. 

Louis  ^farchand,  niistor  ;  William  Brlstow,  deputy  master  ;H. 
Ftarnes,  .1.  L.  Beaudry,  Victor  Hidon,  Thomas  Morland,  Pierro 
Cot6,  Benjimm  Lyman,  wardens  ;  K.  B.  Bavid, registrar  ;  C.  Curran, 
water  baiilifL    Ollko,  IJarbor  Comn.vissioners'  Building. 


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CONSULATES  AND  VICE-CONSULATES. 

Belgian,  Jes.so  Joseph,  St.  Helen  Street.     •■•    • 

Dani.^h,  H-jU.  Tho!na.s  Byan,  S  St.  Helen  street. 

FreM(-h,  T.  Doucet,  48  ^t   Franeoift  Xavior  strei't 

French  (  onsul  Ueneral,  Baron  do  Bolduc,  (^uebvc       '    " 

Hauiiverlan,  Henry  Chapman,  St.  Sacrament  .direct. 

Ita'ian,  Henry  Chapman.  St.  Sacrament . street. 

Prussian,  Ih^iry  (  hapinan,  St.  Sacrament  street. 

Spanish,  Henry  Chapman.  St.  Sacrament  street. 

IlanwSeatic,  Hon.  Thoma.s  Byan.S  St.  Htien  htteet. 

Norway  und  Sweden,  Vioo-Cuii.sul,  Henry  Cha].man,  St.  Sacrament , 
street.  » 

Ke|)ublic  of  Uruguay,  F.  W.  Ilenshaw,  7  St.  Sacrament  .^sti-oet. 

United  Stat"s  Consul  Gener.il  for  ihc  B   N.  A.  I'loviuces,  Hon.  J.  R. 
Cidding.i  :    Vico-Consul,  J.  W.  Jh-wes.  <)  Great  St.  James  street 

United  States  Consuls,  C.  S.  Ogden,  Quebec,  and  Ihomii^  Fitman,  * 
Gaspe. 


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PILOTAOK. 


Unitrd  Stitos  Consular  Apcnts,  F.  Moyors,T/irollo';  (I.  W.  Rurdid;. 
Ileinnnii^lortl  ;  F.<iwar<l  FoMiirsy.  Conticitok  ;  Win.  Hcnnotl,  roint 
lit.  Cliarl.'R  ;  J.  \V.  HixtiT.  Slaiu^Ksul  ;  SjiuiicI  ilt'oin.tn,  Brorkvillc ; 
J.  8.  Hawl 'W^l'resrt.tt  ;  J.  C.  (.'lark.  Km^'-lon  ;  Goo.  Terry,  ( (»'u)iir;;; 
John  Albro.  I'ort  Hopi* ;  D  Thurstim.  Toronto:  J.  I).  Irwin.  Hami!- 
ton  ;  Joi-l  Harrl-,  Nia^'^ra  Falls  ;  J  Hou^'las,  Fort  VsU^  ;  .1.  Ro.-twirV, 
J'ort  :-tunloy  :  R.  O.  l.nko,  I'ort  Burwrll  ;  W.  If.  Sioplionson,  Tori 
Rowan;.!  Forlior,  Tort  I'olborno  ;  .1.  ('.  Kn-kpalrick,  DiinnvilU- , 
H.  0.  McMullen,  Port  Jfarnia;  J.  M.  McMilleu,  Duuilco ;  D.  Mungor, 
Windsor.  .       ' 


TARIFF  OF  PILOTAGE. 

Bdxoten  tlie  Ifarhars  of  Qudu'r  find  Montreal^  VI    Tic/.,  diap.  IIT. 

Secdm  23. 

From  the   Harbor   of   Quoboc,  or   bcJow  i'ortnciif,  and  above  the 

Harbor  of  Qiwbcc  on  cdhor  side  of  I\ivor  St.  I^iwreuco  ;  — 
For  a  vegsel  n<tt  cxctMnhii^i  'ioO  tons  i  epiFtcr,  upwards  ....  £4     0    o 
For  H  vcvssei  not  rxceedin^ -(.Ml  tons  n-^wtor,  down ward.s..     '2.  in    o 
If  abttve-OO  tuns  and  not  oxoecdinj:  *<.iOO  tons  regl>ler,  up- 

warils 5     0    '• 

If  a'oovo   COO  tons   and   not  exceeding  '^50  tons  regi^slor, 

downwartls :    !.     v 

And  if  above  250  tons  rogi^tor,  upwards 0  > 

And  if  above 'JOO  tons  r<Ki">ter.  downwards 4    i    >. 

Fr<'m  the  Harbor  of  C^uebee.  to  Thn-o  Rivers,  or  any  place 

above  rorlneuf,  and  below  llireo  Rivera  :  — 

V>'>T  a  ve.-.-«d  not  cxeceding  'J(K)  loi.s  refii.vter,  npw.irdp 6    0    <> 

For  a  ves.^el  not  excfedjn^  '.'•'(>  t^iLs  regi-l«'r.  dowp.wardy...     4     0    ^ 
And  if  above  200  ton.^  and  not  exe"pdint;  250  tons  re.L'i.-ter, 

upwards 7    0    *> 

And  if  above  200  tons  and  not  e\c.'e<iiiiir  CoO  tons  register, 

downwar  Is 4  10    <• 

And  »f  above  250  tons  regi-ler.  ui»wurds Sou 

And  if  above  25'J  tons  register,  downwards 5  lu    o 

From  the  iiarbor  of  Qu-bec  lo^ih.*  Hirbor  of  Montreal,  or 

to  any  pi  o*e  above  Ihreo  Rivers  and   below  ibe  Harlxjr 

of  Montreal  : — 
For  a  ves-(d  not  exceedin;;  200  tons  register,  upwards  ....   11     0    " 
F<»r  a  vessel  n(»l  excee  ling  200  ton.s  rpgi.«ier,  down wartls..     7  lu    " 
If  above  20J  tons  and   not  exceednjg  IJO  tons  r«'gl.ster, 

upwards 13    0    »' 

If  aliDvo  20'>  tons  and  not  fxceediiig  250  tons   regL^ler, 

downwards  8  15    •> 

And  il  above  250  tons  register,  upwards Id    0    0 

And  if  above  250  tons  register,  downwards 10  15    " 

If  in  tow  of  any  Hteamer,  one  half  of  the  above  rates.    . 


CtJUUENCV    TABLE. 


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To  convert  I*cnce  into  cents  — .\d(l  a  cypher  to  any  niinil)er  of 
_*ence,  and  divide  by  6.  Fxainple  :  to  44  pence  add  a  cyplier,440, 
wbich  divided  by  6  gives  73  2-Gtb,  say  73  cents. 

To  convert  cents  into  Pence. —  Multl|>Iy  any  number  of  cent*?  b}'^  0, 
and  put  oITtho  last  figure,  which  is  tenths.     Exampio  :  ToCfntamul-  ' 
tiplicil  by  6  give;?  43H,  or  43  Pence  and  S-lOth.*^,  Fay  44  Pence. 

To  convert  S^terllng  into  Currency ..  -To  tl»o  given  sum  add  one -fifth 
of  itsiiir,  and  one-twelfth  of  that  one  tlfih. 

Currency  into  StcrUng.— Multiidy  by  60,  aud  divide  by  73. 


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BANKS   IN   OANADA. 


BANKS  IN  CANADA, 

With  (h"ir-  Afjcncics, 


n  *rR5. 


NAMFS    OF  IKNK.S. 


OKKirFRH, 


A  h'.ra  It'll  ia On  1  ;u  j<  > 


Ifarrie 


•  #••••    ••• 


'loroiito 


(    •  •   •  * 


K.  I  a  My,  niaiiu^'rr^ 

AU'X.    ill.FScll,  !JK<'llt. 


BtUcviUc I'ppor   rann'!:i ... .  K   llt-l  Ion.  m :itia;,'t'r, 


(^>!n^ll<•t(•|ill 

Mont  (Ml  . . . 
JlnMn f 'oniimMcial 


]i  m-manvUli 
Ihantford  ., 


AniitcNv  ThoMiS'iu.  man  igor. 
Q    M^Ni  Irr,  tnaiiau'or. 


•  •   •  •   « 


o.vT.Atio I>  ri-h»!r, (Msl)i(T. 

MiiUii'il W.  K    Pean,  ni maRcr. 

Hi{A.\TK"Ki) S.  r.  Sldkrs,  ca-huT. 

H.  N.  AiiuMica J.  C  (JcdtlcH,  manager. 


Monlrc 


B  'Kkvillc rpp'T   C 

loiiiin!?rf 
Montreal 

Chatham r«»innjtTc 

Clifton 


ana<lu.. . 

..1.  \V.  H 

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..T  inus  n 

.K.  M.  Ii< 

ial 

.W    S.  In 

ZiMMK'OlAN 


inana;;('r. 

.  Kivcr-^,  mnnnprr 

mcroft    inunam-r. 

olinos,  manaj^'cr. 

latiil.  a^'^-nt. 
.1.  W.  PnnkloOjCa-liior. 
A .  Smith,  a;;nnt. 
\V.  ,1.  nu(l» man.  manage, 
H.  I,«  ach.  agont. 
A.  IV  Hiu'lianan,  ap:«^nt. 


•nl. 


Clinton romfiicrcial 

Cvltiiurg M<»ntrfal 

Toroi.to . 

C'^rnuall Montreal 

Vuvdas    B   N.  AuK^rica  . 

Oiiluio T.  M.  Tlmrnlon,  ni  tjiagcr. 

Ehra Montreal W.  V  Newman,  au"  nt. 

IViffUf M«»ntrcal   <;.  |)   rerKUSr»on»a^ent. 

Gait (iore lohn  I>a\'iil«<oa,  nj:  nt. 

Coriiinenial William  Cooke,  luin.iK'er. 

GofUiich rMl>or  ('atia<!a Tho*.  Mackio,  luana^.'r. 

M  »ntrfal V.  \\.  Ihoina-,  aj,'eiii. 

Guelph (Joro T.  S.unlilaiids    a^'CMil. 

M  »ntr«al l:   M.  .Moore.  nuin;ij,'er. 


JlamiUon 


Ontario A    Ki -her,  munauer. 


(.'  iHK 


\V.  (;.  (Vawloril.  caviller. 


rpp  T   Cana^la ATreil  St-w,  manager. 

H    N    America (;e«)ge  Taylor,  innn.iger. 

Montreal (.•eo:g(!  !>y ctt,  man:ig  r. 


rornin'relil 


A    Canvron,  njanag(M- 


Jnj^.rs'>U  : .n»m!jier(iai A.  Cuniphell.  jiccotuitant. 


Kin  J  ton 


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Xligar.i  IM  lri(  t....('    E.  rhmlwirk ,  agout. 
CoMNfHfU'i  \f f.  \i   l!osj.  cashier. 


rpper  Caiitt'la, 


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W   (;    Iliii'ls.  inatiager. 


>.  N.  Americi  ....C.  F.  .*^mith,  manager 


Montreal A.  Dr 


iimm  jDtJ,  manager. 


B4NES   IN   CANADA. 


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PLACKS.  NAMES  OF  RANKS.  OFFICBRS.  --• 

Lindsay Upper  Canada J.  D.  Smith,  manager.     *«A«;*5t^M 

Montreal H   Dunsford,  agent. 

London Upper  Canada James  Hamilton,  manager. 

B.  N.  America.... W.  Watson,  manager, 
Commorcial J.  6.  Harper,  manager, 

V  Montreal  A.  Greer,  manager. 

Gore C.  Monsarratt,  agent.   " 

Montreal Montkkal E.  H.  King,  gen'l  manager. 

.'  City  Bank F.  MacCuUoch,  cashier. 

Dv  Peuplk B.  H,  Lemoine,  cashier, 

,'!    r  >■■         MoiJsoNs W.Sacho,  cashier. 

Upper  Canada E.  T.  Taylor,  manager. 

I'    B.  N.  America..,.  A.  C.  Hooper,  manager. 
?    London  &  Colonial. C.  F.  Smlthers,  gen.  ma*ger. 

)'         Commercial ThomasKirby,  manager. 

Quebec Bank  du  People,  agents. 

Toronto A.  Munroe,  agent. 

...         Provincial J.  D.  Nutter,  manager. 

.;    .''    Ontario Henry  Starnes,  manager. 

.  i  >jtv»  '      E.   Townships Cily  Bank,  agents. 

Jacques  Cartier . . . .  H .  Cotte,  cashier. 

IMoiint  Ihrest. . .  .Montreal J.  Hogg,  agent. 

ijyicolet Quebec L.  M.  Cresse,  agent. 

\Oshawa Ontn  r  io John  B.  Warren,  manager . 

Ittaiva Upper  Canada T.  Helliwell,  Jr. ,  manager. 

B.  N.  America.... A.  C.  Kety,  agent. 

,.     Montreal P.  P.  Harris,  manager. 

Quebec , H.  V.  Noel,  agent. 

>wen  Sound  ....  Commercial J.  Pottenger,  agent. 

^aris Gore James  Nimmo,  agent. 

^'erth Commercial James  Bell ,  agent. 

Montreal R.  Richardson ,  agent.      >4Hu>hcA 

Peterborough ....  Commercial J.  H.  Roper,  Jr. ,  manager. 

Toronto A.  Smith,  agent. 

Montreal R.  J.  Dallas,  manager. 

*icton Montreal James  Gray, agent. 

*ort  Hope Upper  Canada John  Smart,  manager. 

Commercial W.  F.  Harper,  manager. 

lf*rescott Commercial J.  S.  Roebuck,  agent. 

iKf  -^  t.Ai    Ontario   Wm.  Wade . 

^f^uebec... Qcbbeo G.  Gethlngs,  cashier. 

,  Upper  Canada R.  S.' Cassels,  manager. 

B.  N.  America.... F.  W.  Wood, manager. 

Montreal J.  Stevenson,  manager.  \ 

aty  Bank Daniel  McGIe,  agent. 

V  Du  Peuple Quebec  Bank,  agents. 

irnia Upper  Canada A  lexander  Vidal,  agent . 


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BANKS   IN   CANADA. 


PLACES. 

Sherbrocke  . 
Simco€  . ... 


If  Ann  OP  BAM18. 


0PP1CKR8. 


Slanhridge  .... 

Stamtfad 

^1.  Catherines . 


St.  Marys  , 
Si.  Ikomas, 
Stratford  . , 


Three  Rivers  . . 
Tbronto 


Waterloo,  C.  E 
WaterUH),aW. 

Whitby, 

Woodstock  ,  ., 
Windsor 


..City  Bank Wm.  Addie. agcDt. 

East.  Towx8UiP8..Win.  Farwell,  Jr.,  cashier. 
.  .Gore D.  Campbell,  ngont. 

Montreal Samuel  Read,  agent. 

..Commercial A.  Sproat,  agent. 

..fc^stD.  Townsbip-s  ..J.  C*  B<ikcr,  agent. 
..Estn.  Townsbiiie  ..A.  P.  Bail,  manager. 
..NuGAHA  District.  .C.  M.  Arnold, cashier. 

Upper  Canada H.  C.  Barwick,  manager. 

..Montreal W.  A.  Richardson,  agent. 

..County  EloIn Ed.  Erroantinger,  manager, 

..Commercial Geo.  E.  Small,  agent. 

Montreal C.  M.  Smith,  agent. 

..Upper  Canada S.  Dumouim,  agent. 

Quebec John  McDougall,  agent. 

.Toronto  Bank George  Hague,  cashier. 

Uppkr  Canada. 

(Toronto  Branch).  .E.  Goldsmith,  manager. 

B.  N.   America.... Sam.  Taylor,  manager. 

Commercial C.  J.  Campbell,  manager. 

.  Montreal R.  Mllroy ,  manager. 

City  Bank Jas.  Graham,  agent. 

Quebec W.  W.  Ransom ,  manager . 

..Bstn.  'rowDshipB...Wm.G.  Parmaloe, manager 

. . Montreal A.  Macnider ,  agent. 

. .  Montreal Thomas  Dow ,  manager. 

.  .Goro E.  Ambrose,  agent, 

.. Upper  Canada W.  Rogers,  manager. 

Commercial J.  0 .  MacDonald ,  agent . 


FORKiaN  AGE.vrB 

London,  England. .  B.  N.  America  ....  Head  OfBce. 

Upper  Canada  .... Glyn,  Mills  &  Co. 

Toronto City  Bank  o(  Ix)ndoo. 

-^  Commercial Ivondon  Joint  Stock  Rank. 

;        Montreal The  Union  Bank  of  London. 

.    ,' .       Quebec Glyn,  Mills  &  Co. 

>..,.,      aty  Bank Glyn,  Mills  &  Co. 

Gore Glyn,MUl8&Co.      •    i 

Niagara  District. . .  Bosanquet,  Franks  k  Co. 

Du  Peuple Glyn,  Mills  &  Co. 

Ontario Glyn,  Mills  &  Co. 

MoLsoNs Glyn,  Mills  &  Co. 

Manchester B.  N.  America  ....  Manchester  and  Salford  Bank 

Liverpool B.  N.  Amerka  ....  Royal  Bank  of  Liverpool. 

Montreal Bank  of  Liverpool. 

je-.      OoUrk) Liverpool  Bank.        ,..5 


BANKS  IN  CANADA. 


ii 


HAUKH  OF  BA>KS. 


JkOE.VrS. 


PLACES. 

EdinhurQh,  SroWd.B.  N.  America  ....National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

UiH>er  Canada British  Linen  Company. 

Montreal British  Linen  Company.    ^ 

Commercial Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Olaagow,  Scotland . .  B.  N.  America National  Bank  of  Scotland.      * 

Commercial Clydesdale  Banking  Company.* 

Dublin  J  /reZamZ.. .  .Commercial Boyle,  Low,  Pim  &  Co. 

B.  N.  America  ....Provincial  liink  of  Ireland. 

City  Bank National  Bank  of  Ireland. 

Paris B.  N.  America    . . .  Marenard  Andre  k  Cie. 

Chicago,  111 Montreal E.  W.  Willard,  agent.        '"^ 

New  rork Up^      »,anada  ....  Bank  of  Commerco. 

Toronto Bank  of  Commerce. 

^  B.  N.  America  ....R.  C.  Fergusson,  F.  H  Grain, 

and  Jas..  Smith,  agents. 

Commercial Bank  ot  Commerce 

Montreal  R.Bell.  f 

Quebec Maitland ,  Phelps  &  Co. 

City  Bank Bank  of  the  Republic.  : 

Gore Ward  &Co.,andMerch.  Bank. 

Du  People Bank  of  the  Republic. 

Ontario City  Bank. 

Molsons The  Mechanics'  Bank. 

Niagara  District.  ...Bank  of  Manhattan  Co. 

,  Montreal The  Merchants*  Bank. 

City  Bank J.  E.  Thayer  &  Bro.,  agents. 

Upper  Canada Blake,  Bros.  &  Co. 

Commercial Merchants'  Bank. 

Molsons J.  E.  Thayer  &  Bro.,  agents.   I 

I  Albany Upper  Canada  ....  Bank  of  Interior. 

Commercial New  York  State  Bank. 

Gore New  York  State  Bank. 

)iwego Upper  Canada  ....  Luther  Wright's  Bank. 

Commercial Bank  of  Ontario.  ' 

Toronto City  Bank, 

■Portland Upper  Canada  ....  International  Bank. 

Mochester Upper  Canada  ....  Rochester  City  Bank. 

BuffaU) Niagara  District... Bank  of  Attica.  '\  ^ 

t.  Johm^  N.B B.  N.  America  . . . .  R.  R.  Grindloy ,  manager. 

Quebec Commercial  Bank  of  N.  B.       \ 

ffalifax,  N.S B.  N.  America  ....S.N.  Biinney ,  manager.  '• 

Frederictony  N.B.. Qaebec Central  Bank.  * 

yictoria  ( Fa.  /.) .  .B.  N.  America. . . .  J.  G.  Shepherd,  manager. 


H. 


Boston . 


h. 


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54 


BANKS. 


BANKS. 

Bank  or  Montrkat..— -Fstiib.  1818— Capital,  $6,000,000. 

Directors.— 1.  B.  Anderson.  rrc»;l«Jent  ;  John  Rodputh,  Vlco-rro  i. 
dont  ;  Hon.  J.  Roso,  Messsrs.  Bonj.  llolmos,  James  Loxan,  Col.  Tljo^ 
E.  Campbell,  Hon.  Thoina.s  Ryan,  H.  Thomas,  I).  Torrance.  V.  \\, 
King,  (ienoral  Manager.     T.  U.  ChriHtian,  Inspector. 

Days  of  Discount  :  Tuesdays  and  Fridays,  Dividends  :  Ut  Juc 
and  1  St  December. 


Mo.VTRRAL  Bank.  Savinqs  Bank  Dkpartmk.nt.— Under  the  mauug 
ment  of  Ilonry  Vennor. 
Open  every  lawflil  day,  from  10  till  3  o*clock'. 


-./< 


CiTT  Bank. —Capital.  n.200,0i)0. 

/>irffr/or«.— William  Workman,  Pre-sldcnt ;  Champion  Brown,  Vice 
President ;  Wm.  Macdonald,  Chas.  Pbilli{)s.  Joseph  Tiflln. 

Officers. --Y .    MacCuUoch,  caj-hier  ;  H.    MIII.<?,  accountant  ;    C.  ,! 
Scott,  paying  teller  ;  (J.  Ruihven.  receiving  teller  ;  L.   Mathews  n 
deposit   Icilger   keeper  ;  David   Klnnel,  discount  clerk  ;  John  :.\<. 
Macculk>ch,  collection  clerk  :  Benjamin  H.   Prlng,   a.sslstant  clerk 
James  Maclca,  mei<»enger  ;  Denni:^  (iurman,  porter. 

Days  of  fHscount :  Mondays  and  Thursdays.      Dividends  :  Ist  Juno 
and  1st  D«cembor, 


«   1 


Li  Banqcr  dv  Prtpub.  —Capital  $2,000,000. 

/>ir«-r/>ri.— Hon.  F.  A.  Qucnnel,  President  ;  H.  B.  Smith.  Vice 
President  ;  S.  B.  Bonnor.  A-  E.  Montmarcpict,  A.  Sauvugeau,  A.  Pre 
vost.  Frs.  l/5claire,  Jolm  Pratt. 

Officers  —  B.    H.  I^emolno,  Ca«hler;G.  PoUler,  accountant ;  A  Mor 
cillo,  paying  teller  ;  R.  Terroux,  1st  receiving  teller  ;  A.  A.  Trcttior, 
'2nd   ditU)  ;  Exl.  Fourui«r   and   Aut.  Du|)re,  bo<)kkecper.s  ;  Johns. 
Morby,  dUcouut  clerk  ;  LouIb   Dupuis,   asiiistant  ditto ;  L.    I^iuoa 
liigno,  anil  A.  B.  Lavalico,  clerks  ;  A.  Porchoron,  messenger. 

I>ays  of  Discount ;  Tuesdays  and  Fridays.     Dividends  :  Isi  March 
and  Ist  September. 


iiL. 


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fefl     % 


MoLsoNs  Bank  —William  Molson,  President ;  J.H.  R.  Molson,Vicc 
President. 

Officers. — William  Sacho,  Cashier  ;  John  Molson,  accountant ;  John 
Ereen,  teller  ;  J.  H.  Bell,  'Jnd  dllto ;  P.  MacFwen,  ledger  kee|)er ; 
James  ElUot,  discount  clerk  ;  R.  L.  Drake,  Jr.,  and  P.  McG.  Speirs 
clurkii  ,  John  Murray,  nu'sstngor. 

Days  of  Discount :  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 


lIs  :  lat  Juco 


Dds :  1st  Juno 


•   MONTREAL. 


55 


RANK  OF  BRITISH  NORTH  AMERICA. 

HSTAnUriUKD  IN  1806. 

Tncnrporaled  by  li<iyal  Charter  in  1840.      :  M> 
PAID  \jV  capital,  £1,000,000  STERLING. 

HEAD  OFFICE— LONDON,   ENGLAND.  *   .     ' 

>      COURT    OF     DIRECTORS     IN     LONDON.  -^ 


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f;;.  •. 


Henry  Barn o wall, 
Thomas  H.  Brooking, 

I  Robert  Carter, 
AVilliam  (haiumn, 
William  R.  (impmaTi, 

I  James  John  Cummins, 


». 


vX- 


John  Bloxam  Elin, 
Oliver  Farrer, 
Alex.  Gillef^pic, 
Francis  Lo  Breton, 
John  Ranking, 
Arthur  M.  Jeffrey. 


.•^>t^I 

K.      I  I,    .} 

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:\A  Til) 


r»' 


^'t! 


Secretary  in  Xondon— Charles  McNab. 

,  IIKAD  OFFICK  IN  THE   COLONIES. 

Great  St.  James  Street,  Montreal. 

General  Manager— Thomas  Baton. 
Insjector  qf  Branches— J nmca  Riddel! 

montheal  liRANcn. 
Local  Board.— Hon.  James  Ferrier,  William  Dow,  J.  B.  Groenshields. 
JdanaQer :  -^  Acting  Aocountant :      v 


7    ./.iMTi/ 


Angus  C.  Hooptjr. 

Days  of  Discount  :  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays. 


Robert  Hay. 


La  Banqcb  Jacques  Cartier. — Capital  authorized  by  charter, 
$1,000,000. 

({ffictrs—n.  CotteXasliier  ;  D.  W.  Brunei,  teller  ;  F.  B  Lafiour, 
^t)ook-keeper  ;  L.  G.  Lacasse,  deposit  letlger  keeper,  &c. ;  F.  X.  Lan- 
"Ihier,  merisciigcr. 

Commercial  Bank. —Thomas  Kirby,  manager  ;  Robert  Kirby,  Jr., 
[accountant  ;  F.  A.  A.  Lister,  teller  ;  J.  Mohun,  discount  clerk  ; 
fWilliam  Allan,  ledger  keeper  ;  James  Birch,  messenger. 


»     -4*      ,  v»  ■ 


Branch  of  the  Bank  of  Upper  Canada.— 65  Great  St.  James  Street. 

,  T.  Taylor,  manager  ;  W.  Simpson,  accountant  ;  E.  Vennor,  1st 
liellor  ;  C.  Morgan,  *ind  do  ;  W.  Roberts,  book-keeper  ;  W.  L.  Morris, 
ftill  clerk  ;  E.  Duroford,  clerk, 

O.NTARio  Bank.— Capital,  $2,000,000. 
Hoad  Olllce,  Bowraanville,  C.  W.    Hon.  J.  Simpson,   President ; 
JD.  Fishor,  Ca.«?hler. 

Mrmtreal  Branch  .-—Place  d' Armes,  H.  Starnos,  manager.    Tbronf.o : 

yC-    Ashworth,   manager.     OA-fcaiwi  ;  J.  B.  Warren,  ditto.     Prescott: 

|W.  Wade,  ditto.    Hamilton:  W.  G.   Crawford,  ditto.      Dundaa  :  J. 

^1.  Thornton,  diito.     Ouelpk:  A.  Fisher,  ditto.   Alexandria:  D.  A. 

Macdonald,  agent. 

Days  of  Dis?count :  Mondays  and  Thursdays. 


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56 


CORPORATION. 


Bank  of  Toronto.— -A.  Munro,  ap;ont ;  Alex.  Mc Arthur,  ncrount 
aut  ;  J.  Murray  Smith,  loUor  ;  C.  II.  Arnold,  clork  ;  J03.  MlclmuJ, 
porter. 

Dlacouut:  Everyday.        *     u         •.» 

liONDON  ANO  roi/)>ui.  Bank  — Limited  :  FToad  Oftlco,  London. 

Capital,  £l,000,000  8tg  ,  in  10, 000  shares  of  £100  stjj .,  each. 

Montreal  liranch  :  0.  F.  Smitlicrs,  general  manager  ;  T.  Caithv.li, 
accountant ;  W.  A.  Sami)8ou,  toiler  ;  John  Rogers,  clerk  ;  C.  b'mitli, 
messenger. 

Discount  :  Every  day. 

City  and  District  Savings  Bank.— No.  4,  Oreat  St.  James.  Ftreot 
Patron,  His  lordship  the  U.  C.  Bishop  of  Montreal  ;  Alfred  Ijiroijiie, 
president  ;  Henry  Mnlholland,  vice-president-  L.  FT.  Holton,  H 
Jud;ih,  JudKo  Ik^rthelot.  Henry  Starnes,  A.  M.  Doii.Hle,  KlwarJ 
Muri>hy,  William  Workman,  and  Eilwiu  Atwatcr,  directors  ;  K.  J. 
Bart)eau,  actuary. 

Open  every  lawful  day  during  banking  hours  ;  closes  on  Satnrtlay* 
at  1  P.M.    Tho  Board  meets  ovcry  Monday  evening. 


4,  *i 


CORPORATION,   &c.,  OP    THE  CITY  OF 

MONTREAL. 


F.  Leclaire 
H  Bulmor 
D.  Gorrlo 

•J.  B.  Goyette 
♦J.  B.  Rolland 
•G.  B.  Mulr 
♦A.  A.  Sloveoson 
♦Thofl.  McGrath 
♦Danl.  McNevln 


J.  L.  Brai'drt,  Esq.,  Mayor. 

«ALDKRMKN. 

R.  Bellcmaro 
Jacques  Greuior 
Fred.  Penn 

00rNCIM.0RS. 

•George  Bowie 
♦Fcrd.  David 
P.  Donovan 
J.  R.  Bronsdon 
A.  Martin 
Jos.  Poupart 


W.  Rod don 
II.  Lyman 
•F.  Conlanl 


-!,'    « 


WARDd    RKPRKPKTrKD. 


Tho3.  McCreadv 

A.  VIcGibbou 

B.  Devlin 

A.  E  Montmarquet 
E.  Ijxmoureiix 
L.  iMibello 


East  Ward... 
Centre  Ward 
West  Ward.. 


Grenler,  Leclaire,  Rolland. 
McGibbon,  Gorrio,  Muir. 
Penn,  Lyman,  t^tevenson. 


# Retire  io  March  next,  but  arc  eligiblu  for  ro-olcctiun. 


UOMTRIAI. 


57 


)n  SaluT'lay? 


qt  Ann»8  Ward RoUdcn,  Donovan.  McGrath 

s  *  An?olno  Ward    ::  ;^^^     McCrcady,  Bulmcr,  McNcvln. 

It"  l^wreSJ  W^^^^  Devlin,  Bronsdon,  Bowie. 

tl'  loids  Ward  ..  Montmarquet,  Bellemare,   David. 

It   Tan  es  Ward'         .*....  Lamouroux ,  M artin ,  Contant. 
i{;  MaTy  VwIrdV. .....;. . ... . . .  .Uboile,  Poupart,  Goyette. 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  CORPORATION.  M 

John  P.  Sexton,  Hty  Recorder. 

Cbs.  Glackmoyor,  aty  Clerk  and  Clerk  of  Recorder's  Court.  */ 

Edouard  Dcmers,  City  Treasurer.  ' 

P.  McQnifltcn ,  City  Surveyor.  -» 

Peter  L.  MacDonoll,  AsslsUnt  Gty  Clerk.  n»r^««Ar 

JohnHigglns,  W.  Tessler,  F.   A.  Lamontagne,   and  John  O'Connor, 

Assistants,  Treasurer's  Office. 
H.  J.  Ibbotson,  Deputy  Clerk  Recorder's  Court 
J.  B.  Dn verger,  Extra  Clerk  do 

W.  H.  Mackenzie.  Assistant  Surveyor.  ,;,..     .,-*- -.i. 

I^uls  I..eaage,  Superintendent  Water  Works.      -  "  " 

E.  L.  Ranson,  Accountant  Water  Works. 

C.  Perrln,  and  Tames  O'Brien,  Extra  Clerks  of  Water  Works. 

J.  B.  Dubuc,  Inspector  Fire  Department 

A.  Bertram,  Chief  Engineer  Fire  Department. 

G.  lAmothe,  Chief  of  Police. 

James  J.  Bogue,  Extra  Clerk  Road  Department. 

J.  Perrlgo,  Clerk  Bonsecours  Market.       ^  ,    , ,  ,.^.  ,T ;  .,     ,      ^,  j^ 

F.  Benoit,  Assistant  do  \  ,,  ,■  » 
Henry  Kolmyer,  Clerk  of  St.  Ann's  Market.  ^  ^^ 
Thomas  Day,  Assistant  do.  .  ^  .» 
Joseph  Roblllard,  Clerk  of  Cattlo  Market.  j  -  r  ^^ 
W.  Gunn,  Assistant  do  ."  >»^ 
A.  Schwartz,  Clerk  of  Hay  Market.  '  ^  ..  ,p 
Elle  Boaulleu,  Clerk  of  St.  Lawrence  Market.  .'  }■ 
T.  Orsall,  Clerk  of  Paplneau  Market  .  ,  „  .,  ^.  i^.^  , 
M.  M.  Vaughan,  Clerk  of  St.  Gabriel  Market.  '  /         ,  ' 

C.  Lefebvre,  Clerk  of  St.  Antolne  Market.  '       ' 

A.  D.  Joubert,  BulllfT  and  Crier  Recorder's  Court. 

Jos.  Duniont,  Extra  Bailiff.  p 

James  Darcy,  Messenger. 

Hbnry  Stuakt  and  Roubr  Roy Attomeys. 

W.  Robs  and  C.  F.  ^apineau Notaries.  , 

C0MMITTEB3.  j 

Finance  :  Leclalre,  Chairman  ;  Grenler,Bulmer,Gorrle, Bellemare, 
Roddcn,  Lyman. 

Roads  :  Bulmer  Chairman  ;  Contant,  Goyette,  Stevenson,  McGratb, 
Bowie,  David.  JL 

Police:  Rodden,  Chairman  ,  Leclairo,  Mulr,  McCrea(PKn)evlln, 
MontmarqueijLabelle.  .^  ^*  * 

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MUNIOIPAI.  TAXES. 


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]<1re  :  Lyman,  Chairroan  ;  Kolland,  McVcvIn,  Dnytd,  Donovan. 
Bronsdon,  Poupari. 

Wutor  :  Gorrto,  Chairroan;  Grenior,  McfJrath,  McNcvIn,  Ihivid, 
BronsdoD,  lAmoureux. 

Markets  :  Grenior.  Chairman  ;  Rodden,  0»ntan!,  McCready,  Rowip 
Poupari,  Montmarqnet. 

Li^ht  :  H«)liand,Chttirman  ;SU>vcusan,  Donovaii,  MartiOi  Puupurt, 
Mc(iihbon,  Devlin. 

City  Hall  :  Ponn,  Chairman  ;  PoUand,  Rowio,  Tkinovan,  Martin, 
McGi'bbon,  Ijimoureux. 

Licenses  :  Mulr,  Chairman  ;  Goyctlc,  Slcvengon.  McNevin,  Devliu, 
lAmouroux,  I^boIIe. 

Health  :  Bollemarc,  Chairman  ;  Loclalre,  Lyman,  Muir,  nrou.>«(lon, 
Martin,  McCready. 


MUNICIPAI,    TAXES. 


i    i'<»fc!' 


Abstract  of  the  Aisessmenl  liy  Laws  qf  the  City  Council. 

Assessment  of  Is.  6d.  on  the  £  ou  llie  aasesfied  yearly  value  of  all 
Real  Property  within  the  City. 

Whokvsale  Merchants,  Kotail  Merchants,  Traders.  Dealers,  Manu 
facturers,  Profe8.^iuual  Men,  kc. ,  at  £7  lOi.  per  £100  on  the  rental. 


Statute  Ijibor, 

53 

, 

J    .  *     .             "'ty^-l  .'              ^  > 

Inn  keei>crs  :  — 

■ 

X  0    15    0  on 

rental  to  X  40 

X28      2    G  on  rental  to  £l'oO 

9      0    0 

6J 

30    18    9            *'            300 

11       6    0 

80 

3;J    15    0            '*            400 

14       1     3 

100 

39      7     6,        M   n,   .    5O0 
4")     15    0          '"       '     mo 

16    17     C 

125 

lU     13    9 

150 

aul  £4  7s   6d.  on  every  addi- 

2*2    10     0 

i 

176 

tional  Xloo  over  X>300. 

•25       6     3 

200 

f  ^    ±t 

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Auctioneers— an  annual  duty  of  £50  for  Ist  Class,  nnd  £40  for  2nJ 
Clas-s ;  and  XIO  for  each  rlerk  employed  to  cry  out. 
Grocers— £7  10s   per  £10<)  on  their  rental. 
Gas  Works— an  annual  duty  <»f  £200. 

Livery  SUihle  Keepers— an  annual  duty  of  £i0  ;    on  each  two- 
wheeled  carriage,  15s.  ;  on  each  four  wheeled  carriapje,  20s 

Innkeepers,  naving  vehtclas  fur  lh»«  une  and  udvautane  of  cus- 
tomers—for each  two-wheeled  carriage,  30s. ;  for  each  four-wheeled 
c;irriage,  40s. 
Pawnbrokers— an  annnftt  dtily  of  £50,  i 

Hawkers,  carrying  a  pack— an  annual  duty  of  £2.  ' 

Hawkers,  unin^  cart  or  vehicle— an  annual  duty  of  £5.  - 

For  each  pleasure-horHO,  30?^  ;  for  each  working'  liorne,  12h.  Hd  — 
Horses  dally  and  constantly  emidoyed  in  the  owner's  work  or  huf^i 
noKS.  by  which  he  gains  his  maiutenauco,  to  be  considered  working 
horses. 


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69 


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I,  Donovan, 
•vln,  Ihivi.i. 
[»a»ly,  llowip 
in,  roiipiirt 
mn,  Mnrtiu, 
i3vln,  Dcvllu, 


r,  nrou.-'don, 


incU. 

valuo  of  a!l 

ilors,  Manu- 
the  reutal. 


al  to  £lb() 
(iOO 

v,,i    m 

'  .,:;     500 
f)00 
•ory  a<Ml- 
>>00. 

£40  for  2na 


\  each  two- 
',  '20r 

UiK«  of  cns- 
our-Nvht'C'IoJ 


e,  12h.  «<I  - 

ork  or  h\\f\ 
ctl  working 


Vohlclcfl  for  hire— for  each  two-wlieelod  voblclo,  203.  ;  for  each 
fourwhoolod  vohlclo.aos. 

Stage  Coach,  Omnibus,  or  Sta^o  Waggon— when  drawn  by  one  or 
two  horses,  408.  ;  when  drawn  by  four  or  more  horsea,  f>Os. 

For  oach  close  carriage,  or  correaponding  winter  vehicle,  £5  ;  four- 
whoelod  half  covered  carriage,  or  ditto,  drawn  by  two  horses,  60s. ; 
foijr-whcoled  lialf  covered  carriage,  or  ditto,  drawn  by  one  horse, 
508. ;  double  donnet,  Arc,  or  ditto,  !0a. ;  gig,  caleche,  spring  cart,  or 
ditto,  80s. ;  wfiggon  or  vehicle,  not  above  spoclfled,  or  winter  vehicle, 
adajited  for  draught  of  two  or  more  horses,  'JOs. 

Dogs,  78.  Cd.  each.  (Sheltering,  or  permllting  to  resort,  Is  keeping 
a  dog.) 

Thoatrcs~an  annuul  duty  of  £40  (above  asicsismcnt)  on  the  pro- 
prietor. 

Proprietors  of  caravans  of  wild  beasts,  circuses.  &c. ,  to  obtain 
perniisalon  from  Hli  Worship  the  Mayor,  and  pay  £25  therefor,  and 
ton  dollars  for  each  h  ibs^qnent  dny  that  the  same  is  open. 

Proprietor  or  Proprietors  of  each  steam  ferryboat  plying  from 
lAprairio  or  iiOnguenll,  an  anrtjal  duty  of  £50  cy.  .or,. 

Banks  or  Btink  iXgencies— -»>bnual  duty  of  £100. 

Fire  Insurance  Companies  or  Age  iles-  annual  duty  of  £50. 

Marine  Insurance  Companies— fl»^  i  al  duty  of  £'25. 

Br(»kers  or  Money-chan^'ors— ai  naal  di)ty  of  £25. 

Produce  Brokers,  Money  ..r  iers,  and  r  mmLsslon  Merchants— an 
annual  duty  of  £20 

Distillers,  or  Agents  of  Distillers— 20  per  cent-  "»f.  the  whole  of  the 
rental  of  business  promises. 

Brewers,  or  Agents  of  Brewers— 15  per  cent,  on  the  whole  of  the 
rental  of  buslnep.s  premises. 

Ball  Alleys,  i^klUlo  Grou.ids,  Nine-Pin  Alloys— an  annual  duty  of 
£12  103  •"  ^ 

Brick  Yards —an  annual  duty  of  X10.  '  t-j 

Horse  yeaiers-  an  annual  duty  of  £5  -  -i  i 


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TAXRS  COLLECTED  BY  TH E  CHIEF  OF  POLICE. 

Each  carter,  cabman,  &c.,  .shall  pay  an  annual  duty  to  the  (Hiief 
of  Police,  for  registration  anil  number,  as  follows  :  For  everv  cart 
or  caleclh,  10s.  ;  ditto  cab,  whether  two  or  four  wheoled,*15s.  ; 
^itto  coach  drnwn  by  two  horses,  30s  ;  ditto  omnibus,  50s. ;  cortlll- 
caie  to  every  Master  carter.  Is.  ;  ditto  driver  6d. 

The  Chief  of  Police  also  collects  all  assessments  leviable  on  all 
horses  and  vehicles  for  which  certificates  of  registry  are  applied  for 
viz  :— On  each  working  horse,  aimually,  12s.  6d.  ;  ditto  two  wheeled 
vehicle  for  hire,  15s.  ;  ditto  four  wheeled  ditto,  20s  ;  ditto  stage 
coach,  omnibus  or  waggon,  drawn  by  one  or  two  horses,  403.  ;  ditto 


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ono  horse,  conveying  any  kiiul  of  buil<ling  matorlnls  into  tliocity 
fromtho  Banlleii,  an  annual  duty  of  58.  for  registration  nn«l  nnmhor 
for  each  vehicle  under  Bimllar  circunifltances  drawn  by  twct  horses 
108.  ;  for  each  waggon  or  other  four-wheele<l  vehicle,  or  corrosj^ond' 
iDg  \.:nter  vehicle,  drawn  by  two  horsofl,  209. 

BrickmakerB)  BuilderB,  or  any  person  carting  building  matoriala 
in  the  city,  an  annual  duty  for  registration  an  follows  :  For  carli  two- 
wheeled  vehicle,  or  corrt'.sponding  winter  vehicle,  drawn  by  one 
horse,  ISs.  ;  ditto  drawn  by  two  hornes/iOs.  :  for  each  WMgm>n,  or 
corresponding  winter  vehicle,  drawn  by  two  or  more  hor8«^s,  JOs. 

All  Bakers,  Brewers  and  Distillers,  and  their  Agents,  the  following 
annual  diity  for  regi.'^tration  : — For  earh  Riker's  two-wheeled  voliido. 
or  corresponding  sleigh.  40s.  ;  ditto  waggon  or  ditto,  OOs.  ;  ditto 
Brewer's  or  IMstiller's  two  or  four-wheeled  vehicle  or  corresponding 
sleigh,  COS. 

Merchants,  Manufacturers,  and  Traders,  or  other  persons,  nsinu 
any  cart,  waggon,  dray,  or  other  vehicle,  for  the  conveyanco  or  de 
livery  of  goo<is,  wares,  eflects,  or  merchandise  of  any  kind  whatsu- 
ever,  to  pay  an  annual  duty  for  registration,  as  follows,  viz  :— 

For  each  and  every  two-wheeled  cart,  or  other  vehicle,  and  cor- 
responding winter  sleigh $S.uu 

For  e^ch  and  every  four-wheeled  vehicle,  cart ,  waggon,  or  other 
vehicle,  and  corresiX)ndlng  winter  sleigh 12.00 

Milkmen,  to  pay  an  annual  duty  for  registration,  of 5.00 

Root  or  Spruce  Boer  Makers,  to  pay  an  annual  duty  for  regis- 
tration, of 7 .00 

Farmers  or  Gardeners,  for  the  privilege  of  selling  Totatoe.**  by 
the  bag  In  any  i>art  of  the  city,  to  i>ay  ao  annual  duty  lor 
registration,  of 12. 0*) 

i^Parties  obtaining  certificates  as  aforesaid,  have,  moreover,  to 
procure  numbers  for  each  vehicle  from  the  Chief  of  Tollco,  who  is 
authorized  to  exact  the  following  charges  therefor,  viz.  : — 

Firstly. —Tor  each  and  every  number  of  a  vehicle,  ten  cents. 

Secondly.-^ For  entering  the  name  and  residence  of  each  ma.sU»r 
carter,  or  owner  of  a  vehicle  or  vhlcles,  kept  or  used  for  hire,  an  1 
granting  a  cerilflcate  thereof,   and  a  number  to  the  said  master  car 
ter  or  owner  as  aforesaid^  twenty  cents. 

7Ai'rd/y.— For  entering  the  name  an<l  residence  of  each  and  every 
carter,  driver  of  a  vehicle  belonging  U)  another,  and  granting  him  a 
ccTtiflcato  thereof  and  a  uumber,  tweu^-flvQ  ceutg, 


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1     3   110^ 

Coaches  or  four  wheeled  Cabs  or  corresponding  tvinler  Vehicles  drawn 
by  two  horses.  For  the  first  hour,  53.  For  each  subsequent  hour, 
3s.  9d.,  and  pro  rata  for  intermediate  quarters  of  an  hour. 

Cabs,  two  or  four  wheeled  or  corresponding  winter  Vehicles j  dravm 
by  one  horse.  For  one  or  two  persons,  for  the  first  hour  2s.  6d.,  and 
for  each  subsequent  hour,  2s,  For  three  or  four  persons  for  the  first 
hour,  3s.  9d.,  and  for  each  subsequent  hour,  23  6d.,  and  jwo  ratator 
intermediate  quarters  of  an  hour. 

Caleches.  For  one  or  two  persons,  for  the  first  hour,  Is.  10>^d, 
and  for  each  subsequent  hour,  Is.  6d.  For  every  person  over  that 
number,  5d.  extra  and  pro  rata  for  intermediate  quarters  of  an 
hour. 


RATES   OF   CARTAGE.  t 

Irom  any  of  tJie  Harbour  Wharves,  or  any  place  in  the  First  Division^ 
to  the  Canal  J  unthin  the  City  Limits : 

8. 

For  each  load,  not  exceeding  15  cwt ,  1 

For  each  load,  from  15  to  20  cwt 1 

For  each  load  of  20  cwt.,  and  upwards 1 

Ashes : 
For  each  load  of  3  barrels,  from  Canal  to  Inspection  Store. . .  1 
For  each  load  of  3  barrels,  from  Inspection  Store  to  wharves  1 

Pork  and  Beef: 
For  each  load  of  4  barrels,  from  Canal  or  Wharves,  to  any 
place  in  the  First  Division,  and  vice  versa 0 


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For  each  load  of  5  barrol.-i,  from  Canal  to  Ilitrliour  Wharves, 

or  any  place  ill  (he  Firj-t  l)ivi>i«>n,  and  Hre  versa o    71, 

F^rcwMxl: 
From  Cjin.il  and  rice  versa,  per  cord,  to  nny  place  in  St.  Ann's 

Suburb. 1  10 

?t.  Jo.'ieph's  J^iiburb '2    i.  ' 

St   Ant«>lno  Suburb ^. . .  'A    (t 

St.  Ijiwronco  Suburb,  woFt  of  SI    l^wrrnro  Street 3    9 

St.  Ijiwrence  Suburb,  north  east  of  St.  lAwrenco  Street,  in- 

cludinj?  St   I/Ouls  ?*t:  ^'l 4    « 

Quebec  Suburb,  as  far  as  Papineau  R«»ad r»    .T 

Quebrr  Suburb,  beyond  rupsiuau  P.o.il fi    0 

To  any  place  withlii  the  limits  of  Fir.-5t  Division,  went  of  St. 

Joseph  Street .'J    0 

To  any  place  within  the  limit."  of  First  IMvlsKm,  north-^ast  of 

St.  Joseph  Street 3    9 


JF'Voirt  (inu  of  ifw  llnrhtur  Wharves,  atid 
vice  verba,  to  any  place  vHlhin 


'2vul      I      ani 
IHvidon   Diviikn 


8.    d. 


P.   d. 


Goods  not   hereinafter    mentioned,  fori 

e^ieh  load  not  over  15  cwt '  0    9  1     0 

Ditto,  15  to  JO  cwt I  10  14 

Ditto,  yo  cwt.  .and  upwards I  14  18 

KK)  bushels  of  Salt 4     0  5    0 

100  bijsluls  of  (Jrain 3     9  4     « 

(V>rd  of  Wood.ofT  B<»aU 1   10^  2     6 

(ord  of  Wood,  oir  Hallw ;  2    «  3     9 

Board.s.  per  10<>  pieces,  1  inch  thick  and        • 

I'J  feet  loDj; 3     9  4     f> 

Boards, '2  inch  riank r.    «.»  S     3 

IJ«.ar<ls,;Mn(li  riunk 9    0  10    0 

Coals,  per  (bald ron 2    6  3     0 

Iron  and  Steel.  p(r  ton 1     rt  2     0 

Moia«se^  and  Supar,  per  hojfshead 1  10  13 

Z>uuiVms  referred  In  in  th'' forej ting  t(iNe<  : — 

First  i'ivieion—From  I'rince  Street,  St.  Ann*s  Suburb,  by  a  direct 
line  to  entrance  of  St.  Antoino  Street,  ttienro  alonj;  Craig  an<l  St. 
Lotii.<  Stre«'ts  to  Larroix  Stiret  and  down  to  the  River. 

S<H-<.iid  Division— The  portion  of  llu'  City  bo-mlrd  by  tho  boundary 
of  tlM'  flr'*t  division,  and    M'  Cord  Street,  Mountain  Street,  as  far  as 
ils.1nn<!i(»n  with  St.  Catlierlne,  thcnee  In  a  dln-ct  Imo  a!on^'  St.  Culh 
erine   Str<'<'t  to  its   junction  with  Papincau   Uoud,  and  thence  down 
I*aplfieau  Road  to  the  River. 

Third  iMvi-ion— The  i»ortiou  beyond  the  Liid  Division,  and  within 
the  City  limits. 


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27 

1300 

64 

1976 

81 

•2660 

108 

;i326 

136 

4000 

102 

660 

28 

1326 

66 

2000 

82 

•2675 

109 

3350 

130 

676 

29 

1360 

56 

2026 

83 

•2700 

110 

3375 

137 

700 

30 

1375 

57 

2060 

84 

•2725 

111 

3400 

138 

STEAM  ENGINES^ 


'  Rato  p«r 

I  -i  Annum. 

For  every  nigb-Prc«^ure  Stntlonary  Stoum  Knj^Ino,  Wv»rking    $  c. 
not  over  12  hours  a  «lay ,  for  cacli  Horse  Power 7 .  00 

For  each  Slatloimry  b>wI*ro.s.sure  F.n^iuo,  autl  fur  the  sup- 
ply of  Railroad  I^>comotlvo  Kn^ines,  IMt^llilerlo:-*,  Breweries, 
PotoKh  MarmlactorieH,  or  any  other  manufaclory  or  pur- 
I)Ose  whalever  not  npoclally  provKlod  for  In  tliis  Tariff  ; 

for  every  100  gallons O.Oo 

The  quanllty  to  be  decided  by  metro,  or  according  to  the 
estimated  quautiliett  uncd  each  day. 


MONTREAL. 


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$ 

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3450 

140 

3475 

141 

3500 

142 

3626 

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3650 

144 

3675 

145 

3600 

146 

:i625 

147 

3650 

148 

3675 

149 

3700 

InO 

3726 

151 

3760 

15-2 

3775 

153 

3800 

154 

3826 

155 

iUi60 

156 

3876 

167 

3900 

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3926 

169 

3960 

160 

3975 

161 

4000 

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per  Annum 

When 
Assessed  at 

Kate 
per  Annum. 

When 
Assessed  at 

Kate 
per  Annum. 

$ 

100 

$ 

207 

$ 

2700 

$ 

272 

$ 

3350 

$ 

337 

150 

17 

800 

82 

1460 

147 

2  UK) 

212 

2750 

277 

3400 

342 

200 

22 

850 

87 

1500 

152 

2150 

217 

2800 

282 

3450 

347 

250 

27 

900 

92 

1550 

157 

2200 

222 

2860 

287 

3500 

352 

300 

32 

960 

97 

1600 

162 

2250 

227 

2900 

292 

3550 

357 

350 

37 

1000 

102 

1660 

167 

2300 

232 

2960 

297 

3600 

362 

400 

42 

1050 

107 

1700 

172 

2350 

237 

3000 

302 

3660 

367 

460 

47 

1100 

112 

1750 

177 

2400 

242 

3050 

307 

3700 

372 

500 

52 

1150 

117 

1800 

182 

2450 

247 

3100 

312 

3750 

377 

650 

57 

1200 

122 

1850 

187 

2600 

252 

3150 

317 

3800 

382 

600 

62 

1250 

127 

1900 

102 

2550 

257 

3200 

322 

3850 

387 

650 

67 

1300| 

132 

1950 

197 

2600 

262 

3250 

327 

3900 

392 

700 

72 

1350!  137| 

2000 

202 

2650 

267 

3300 

3;i2 

4000 

442 

STABLES.  Rate  per 

In  PHvate  Stahles :  ,  Annum 

Including  water  for  washing  Carriages,  If  there  beany —  $  c. 

For  each  Ilorso 3.00 

In  Cartcr^s  Stables  : 

For  each  Horse  owned  by  a  Carter  or  Truckman 1  60 

|For  each  Horse  owned  by  a  Cabman 2 .  00 

In  Livery  Stables  : 

''or  each  Horse  kept  for  Hire  in  any  Livery  Stable 1 .50 

''or  every  additional  one  Horse  Stall  in  such  Stable 0.50 

i'or  one  Horse  Stall  in  such  Stables,  for  keeping  or  taking  care 

of  Horses  bolongiugtopersojis  residing  within  the  City  limits  3.00 

Mtto  l)elonging  to  persons  residing  beyond  the  City  limits..  0.60 

I'or  Cows 1.00 


WATER  CLOSETS. 


1'. 


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For  each  Closet,  with  Tank  and  Service  Box 4.00 

For  each  Closet,  without  Tank,  but  with  Self-closing  Valve.     6.00 

For  each  Closet  supplied  with  water  by  any  means  whatso- 
ever ,  but  <lifferent  from  those  above  specified 16 . 00 

For  each  Public  Bath 6.00 

The  said  Kates  arc  (!i:e  and  payable  annually  on  the  fifteenth  dav 

Of  August,  at  the  Office  of  the  AVater  Works  In  the  City  Hall. 

k  Partios  p^iying  the  same  on  or  before  the  said  fifteenth   day  of 

August  are  allowed  a  discount  of  five  per  cent. 


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MONTREAL  FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

Chlof,  A.  Bkrtram  ;  Assistant  Cliief,  W.  Patto.v. 

^  DISTKICT  xo.  1. 

No   1  IIo.«o,  Crnip  and  Choiincvilli'  Streets 4  Giianlluns 

♦'•J     '*       Cmirt  House  S<nj;iro 'S        do. 

"ft    "      St.  Oithcrinc  Mreet 3        do. 

"6    "      Oonnaii  Sirett 3        do. 

''  1  Hook  and  l^idder,Cor.  Craig  aod  Chouuovillo  St«. , 

Upl  T.  Irarlo 1-!  Men. 

*'  riBTRicr  NO.  2. 

No.  3  Hose,  Wellington  Street 3  Guar<IiaDs 

'•4     •*      Chiibolllez  Square 3        do. 

"SHook  juid  Ijiddcr,   Wellington  Street;  Lieut.    W. 

Heeluu 12  Men. 

•  ^  I  •  '  PISTRICT  NO.  3.  I       I  "   I 

No.  7  Hose,  Dalhoupje  Square 2  GuardiiUi.- 

**  8    '*      Corner  Cruig  and  VislUiti<»n  Streets 3        do. 

"  3  Hook   and    I-itlder,  Corner   Craig  and  Visitation 

Streets  ;  Ueul.  A.  McNaughtou 12  Men. 


MONTREAL  FIRE  ALARM  TELEGRAPH 

SIGNAL    BOXES.  '* 

City  Hall  and  ruHco  btatlon,  Jacques  Cartior  Square. 

Kngine  House,  iJuItioubiu  Squaro. 

Kngujo  Hoine,  Court  House  Square. 

Corner  St.  Gabriel  and  St  Taul  Streets. 

<>)rner  St.  Fraucoid  Xavler  and  St  Paul  Streets. 

G>rner  Notre  Datno  and  St  Francois  Xavler  ."fid. 

Corner  St  Sa<*raineut  and  St.  I'eter  StreoU». 

Corner  Notre  Hume  and  MGill  Streetd.     ,   .j 

Corner  St  Paul  and  M*(;lll  Streets. 

Ctjrner  (Juoon  and  Wellington  Streets. 

Corner  Wellington  and  Dalbonsie  Streets. 

Corner  Collxjrne  and  Gabriel  Streets. 

Corner  Wellington,  M'Curd  and  Murray  Stroots. 

Mill  and  Canal  Works. 

Grand  Trunk  Works. 

St.  Gabriel  Market  * 

Corner  Seigneurs  and  William  Streets. 

Corner  St.  Joseph  and  Canning  Streets.  . 

Corner  St.  Joseph  and  Mountain  Streets. 


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Nc .  24.  Corner  St.  Maurice  Street  and  Dupre  Lane. 
<<  35.  PoUce  Station,  Chaboiliez  Square. 

26.  Corner  Ft.  Antolne  and  Genevieve  Streets. 

27.  Corner  St.  Antoine  and  Cemetery  Streets. 

28.  Corner  St.  Antoine  and  Mountain  Streets. 

29.  Corner  St.  Antoine  and  Guy.  Streets. 

31.  Corner  St.  Catherine  and  Mountain  Streets 

32.  Corner  Sherbroolce  and  Peel  Streets.  'U 

34.  Corner  St.  Catherine  Street  and  M'Gill  Collego  Av. 

35.  Corner  Sherbroolce  and  Durocher  Streets. 

36.  Corner  Brunswick  and  Dorchester  Streets. 

37.  Corner  Beaver  Hall  Hiil  and  Lagaucheti^re  Strs. 

38.  Engine  House,  St.  Catherine  Street. 

39.  Corner  Bleury  and  Dorchester  Streets.  .    *. 

41.  Corner  Chenneville  and  Craig  Streets. 

42.  Corner  St.  Urbain  and  Dorchester  Streets.  r 

43.  Corner  St.  Urbain  and  Craig  Streets. 

45.  Corner  St.  Lawrence  and  Lagauchetlere  Streets. 

46.  Corner  St.  Lawrence  and  St.  Catherine  Streets. 

47.  Corner  Sherbrooke  and  St.  Lawrence  Street**, 

48.  Guiibault's  Garden. 

49.  Engine  House,  German  Street. 

51 .  Corner  St.  Denis  and  St.  Catherine  Streete.      '  - 

52.  Corner  Sanguinet  and  I^agauchetiere  Streets. 
63.  Corner  St.  Denis  and  Craig  Streets.  ' 
54.  Corner  St.  Mary  and  Wolfe  Streets.       •          •' 

56.  Corner  Dorchester  and  St.  Andre  Streets. 

57.  Engine  House,  Corner  Visitation  and  Craig  Streets. 

58.  Police  Station,  Panet  Street 

59.  Corner  Panet  and  St.  Catherine  Streets. 

61.  Paplneau  Market.  h     « 

62.  Jail  Gate,  St.  Mary  Street. 

63.  Corner  St.  Mary  and  DuCrcisne  Siveets. 

64.  Bedpath's  Sugar  Refinery,  St.  Ann's  Ward. 


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MONTREAL  POLICE. 

Charles  Joseph  Coursol,  Judge  of  the  Sessions  of  the  Peace  ;  Leui* 
IJ).  Rene  Cotret,  Lst  clerk  ;  Louis  Arthur  DesRosiers,  2nd  clerk,  Wm. 
Vrasar,  constable  under  the  Ordinance  2  Vic. ,  chap.  2.  /^^  {  . 

cmr  POUCH  forob. 

Gnil.  Lamotho,  chief;  E  Flynu,  sub  chief ;  C.  P.  Nalgel^,  sub- 
rtilef ;  J.  L.  Tetu,  secretary  ;  Anthony  Maher^  T.  McBride  Q.  Bou- 
chard, and  R.  Lessard,  sergeants. 

A  Station,  Jacques  Cartier  Square.  .     .   "^ 

B  Station,  Panet  Street. 

C  Station,  Cliaboiilez  Square.  -      >*^' 


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COURTS  OF  JUSTICE— LOWER  CANADA. 

According  to  (he  Pnrvitiont  nf  the  2Qik  Vie. ,  cap.  44. 

COURT  OF  QUF.KN'a  BENCH. 

Hod.  Sir  L.  H.  uroniainc,  Bart,  Chief  Just' oe. 
Thorons  C.  Aylwiu,        \         ,   i..  ,.    ., 

ire'^.K.    '  [I'-'.ne  Judge. 

W.  C.  MorediUi,  ) 

Charles  MoDdclct,  Ansistnnt  Judge. 

0^c«ni.~A1PXanilpr  M.  DolNle,  PhorlfT  ;  Joseph  Joncn.  rx>ronor ; 
Bdward  Carter,  Q.C  Ck»rk  of  the  Crown  ;  CharkM  K.  S«hlllcr,  O^piity 
Clerk  of  the  Crown  ;  Bonjamin  [>eli.-<lo  and  Adolpho  Rlssonclte,  Joiui 
High  Coustabicd  ;  John  Buchanan,  Crlor  ;  Thomas  VIcGiuu,  Goalur. 


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COURT  OF  CRIMIMAL  JURISDICTION. 

Montreal — 24th  March  and  24lh  September. 
Quebec — 24lh  January  and  i4th  Juua. 
Thro<^  Rivers— 2nd  February  and  11th  September. 
Sherbrooko— 12th  February  and  20th  September. 
Kamoura-ska— 5th  April  and  2l8t  October. 
Ay Imor— January  21  and  July  Ist. 
Percu— March  lath  and  August  13th. 
New  Carlisle— February  13ih  and  July  13th. 
Terms  to  couttuuc  till  the  business  is  closed.    Extraordinary  lorme 
may  be  held  by  proclamation. 


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COURTS  IN   APPEAL  AND  ERROR.  » 

•  Montreal—lRt  March,  Ist  June,  Ist  September, end  1st  Hecf^mber. 
Quebec— 12th  Murch,  12th  June,  12th  ^^ptembor,  and  12th  !)•  cr. 
J.  U.  Beaudry,  Clerk  of  Appeals  ;  Charles  Drolet,  and  LouLs  F.  W. 
Marchand,  Deputies  do.  f, .- •  .u/ >  »•}     ,     .' 


^By  tlie  17lh  Section  of  the  20th  Vic  ,  cap.  44,  chnen  In  Appenlfrom 
the  Dl-tricts  «»f  Olliiwa,  Montreal,  Terrebonne,  Jojlptto,  KicliPJicu, 
St.  Francis.  Bedlord,St.  Hyuciiiihe,  Iberville,  and  Bcauharuois,  are 
to  be  heard  and  determined  at  the  City  of  Montreal,  only,  and  tbo 
writs  in  such  casc^i  are  returnable  there  ;  and  cases  in  appeal  from 
the  I)i.>>trlcts  of  Three  Rivers,  Qoeboc,  Siiguenay.  Gaspe,  Rimoiiskl, 
Monlmagiiy,  Bcauce,  and  Arthabaska,  are  to  bo  heard  and  deter- 
miued  ai  the  City  of  Quebec  only,  and  the  writs,  in  such  rAses,  are 
returnable  there. 


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SUrKRIOR  COURT. 

Jurisdiclionfor  Snmt  exceeding  £60  Currency,  12  Tic. ,  ca^.  38,  <«c.  17 
and  47,  an(i  20  Vic,  cap.  44,  ««c.  35. 

Honorable  Edward  Ruwcn,  ChlofJustlco. 


iUDGBS. 


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oa.  Coroner ; 

^H 

iHlcr,f)<'puty 

iH 

ionctto,  Joiui 

^Hh 

uu,  Goalor. 

B 

Hon.  JatYios Smith, 
"     J.  A.  Taschercau, 
Peter  Wlulcr, 
Andrew  Stuart, 
Edward  Short, 
William  Badgley,      '  '    ^   ' 
John  S.  McCord, 

Hon.  Thomas 
«.    Samuel  C.  Monk, 
Jean  T.  Tascheroau, 


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Hon.  John  C.  Bruneat, 
David  Roy, 
Antolne  Polctie, 
Aimc  l^fdntaUiOi 
Feli.K  0.  Gauthier, 
John  G.  Thompson, 
JoHf^ph  A.  Bcrthcloi. 
.  J.  I/>ranger.       '    »  ■ 

V  Assistant  Judges. 


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•  MoNTRBAL.— fHochelcga,  Jacques  Cartior,  Laval ,  Vaudreull,  Sou- 
langes,  Ijiprairie,  Chambly  and  Vercheres  and  City  of  Montreal,— 
Held  at  Montreal  from  17lh  to  27th  of  every  month,  except  January, 
July  a!id  August  Monk,  Coflfln  and  Papln»aii.  Prothonotary  ;  John 
Honey,  Deputy  Prothonotary  ;  Alexaader  M.  Delisl©,  Sheriff  ;  M.  H. 
Sanbtjrn,  Deputy  Sheriff. 

QuBHKc. — Portneuf,  Quebec,  Montmorency,  Levi,  I^tblmere  and 
City  of  Quebec— Held  at  Quebec  from  I  at  to  5th  of  every  month, 
except  .January.  July  and  August.  FUet  &  Burroughs,  Prothonotary  ; 
Wm.  S.  t^owell,  Sheriff. 

Thrkk  Rivkks  — Masklnonge,  St.  Maurice  (Including  City  of  Three 
River;') ,  ('hamplaln  and  Ntcolet — Held  at  Three  Rivers  from  IStli  to 
19ih  of  February,  May,  September  and  December.  Edward  Bar- 
nard, Prothonotary;  I^aac  G.  Ogden,  Sheriff. 

St.  Francts.— Richmond  (including  Town  of  Sherbrooke),  Wolfe^ 
Com|)ton  and  ^^tanstead— Held  at  Shorbrooko  from  ISth  to  19th  or 
March,  June,  .September  and  November.  Short  and  Morris,  Pro- 
thonotary ;  George  F.  Bowen,  Sheriff. 

Kamoukaska. — Kamouraska,  Tcmiscouata — Held  at  Kamouraska 
from  13th  to  10th  February,  May  and  October.  Chalou  and  Oery, 
Prothonotary  ;  Ovide  Morliueau,  Sheriff. 

Ottawa. — Ottawa  and  Pontiac— Held  at  Aylmer  from  13th  to  19th 
February,  June  and  Vovember.  Henry  Driscoll,  Prothonotary  ; 
Louis  M.  Coutleo^  Sheriff. 

Gaspe.— Guspe  and  Bonaventure  -Held  at  Perce  from  13th  to 
10th  March,  August  and  December  ;  and  at  New  Carlisle  from  13th 
to  19(h  February,  July  and  November.  Wilkie  and  Harper,  Protho^ 
notary  ;  Martin  ^Sheppard  I  Sheriff.  i 


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TKKhKHONNK-  ArKontonll,  Two  Mountains  nnd  Torrobonno-  Ihsi 
at  St  Scholiisilqut' from  lolli  to  H»th  Ftbrtmry,  Mny  ami  (Ktobt-r 
Juloji  K.  Borlhojot,  rrotlionotury  ;  Oormnn  Riby,  Hhorlfli 

JoiiKTTK.-  I/A<flomptlon,  Montcalm  Aixi  JolieltO'-Hcl'l  i\\  InMu-trv 
from  l:uli  to  liuli  March,  ,!une  and  Novemhfr.  I*  T.  (Ironlx,  Vt>\. 
tbonoury  ;  R.  II   Lo|Tr;<hon,  Shoritf. 

RiciiKTJKi  •-  UicholuMi,  YMmi^^kA  fitul  Hortliler  Hold  at  Sort*!  from 
l.'Uh  to  I9tli  Kobroary,  May  anM  (Htobor.  Antoiue  A.  Uouio.  i*ro 
tlionotary  ;  I*.  H  Chevalier,  Slwrit! 

Sa(;i'kna\.  ■  Charlovoix  and  Ha^ii'Miay  Hold  atMalbai*  fronil'U 
to  10th  January,  Mar  and  SoptiMiiber.  Chas  Im  Uorger,  rroiljojM 
tAry  ;  \\  H.  Cimon.  ^horllf. 

Cnio»i;Tiiii.---Hold  at  fhlcotujml  from  inth  U*  lOlh  February.  J  ir^ 
and  October.      Chaa.  Garr.cau,  rrothonotury  :  Ovidc  lk>8so,  Sli>^ri;l 

RiMorsKi.-"Rirooiiski-I]eld   at  .^t.  Germain,    froin  l.'Hh  to  l.-ib 
March,  .Jinit' and  November.     Fra.  M.  Dcromo,  I'rothouotarv  ;S  .1 
(Jhalifour,  Slicrlff. 

Mo.vTMi»c;\Y. — I/Islrt,  Monlmajmy,  and  n<»llpcha';se — flold  at  M»»r/. 
magny  from  13lh  to  Itflh  February.  May,  and  October.  Alb<'rl  Ben 
dcr,  I'rothonotary  ;  J.  I).  Lepino,  Sherir 

IJgAi  ci. — Rciiiice  and  lH>rchester— Held  at  St.  .To»op]»  from  i;;ih 
to  llHh  March,  Juno,  and  November.  Zepheriu  Veiona,  rroiUoiio 
lary  ;  T.  J.  Tascheroau,  Sheriff. 

Artiiaraska  — Mo^fantlc,  Arthabafka,  and  Druromond — Hold  at  St 
Chrhtophe  from  13ih  to  19th  March.  June,  and  November.  Hufi;^ 
Wadluigh,  Prothonotary  ;  AukuhIo  cjneguel,  sheriff 

Hkdfokp. — Shefford.  Miseifiquoi,  and  Urome — Held  at  Nelson vill*; 
from  13lh  to  19lh  Februar.  .  May,  and  October.  F.  T.  Hall,  Tro 
iboDotary  ;  r>avld  Browne,  i*hertff 

St.  Hyaci.vtub. — St.  Hyarlnthe,  B;i«ot,  and  RouvUlo— Held  al  8t 
Hyaclothe  from  22iid  to  JHih  February,  May,  a'ld  Novorabor.  I. 
G    I>e  Lorlmler,  Trolhonotary  ;  Ovido  lU'silet'*,  t^herlff. 

IniRviLUL — .St  Jobn.s,  Nupiervillo,  and  Iberville  -Held  at  St 
Johns  from  13th  to  U^th  March,  Jane,  and  November.  F.  H.  M'lr 
cband,  I'rotboDotary  ;  J.  F.  I>eiiriviere:i,  Sln'tritT. 

Bkai'iiar.no». — Huntingdon,  Beuuharnob,  and  Chatoauguay — Held 
at  lii'auharoois  from  lath  to  lUUi  February,  May,  and  CH:iubor. 
L  UeaiiUry,  Prolhonotary  ;  lx>ui8  llainault,Shcrifl. 


CIRCUIT  COimT.3i. 
'  JuHtdidion  <n  Suits  nci  exceeding  X">0  cfirrency. 

MOVTRBAL  Dkn-KICT. 

VbDtrcal  DiPtrlct  Chcult.  held  at  Montreal,  10th  to  U.th  of  ev^ry 
inon*'«j,  exceiH  January,  July  and  August.  Monk,  Coflln  and  Pai)ia- 
eau,  clerk. 

Vaudrcuil  County  Circuit,  hold  at  Vaudreuil,  Ist  to  5lh  Marcb. 
July  and  November.     J.  O.  Deb tien, clerk. 


JUDICIAIIY. 


71 


at  S>rol  from 
^.  Gouin.  I'ro 

lalr  from  r.t;i 
;er,  rruiliou.-. 

'brunry.  .T  in^ 
llopao,  .<|p^ri;l 
\  l.'Sth  to  I'.'ih 
>nolury  ;  S  .1 

-floM  at  M..r/ 
AllxTt  Ben 

3|>)i  from  ir.th 
im,  rr«alii>i;.> 


—Hold  at  St 
vombor.    I 

H*«ltl    ai  SI 
F.  il.  Mar- 

uKuay— Held 
find   October. 


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to 


Soulungos  Circuit,  hold  at  Cotoau    landing,  0th  to  lOth   March,  Gth 
0th  July,  and  tith  to  10th  November.     II.  T.  Sentenuo,  clerk. 
VoiclirroH  t'uiinty  Circuit,  held  at  Vercherea,  Utto  5th  February, 
May  and  October.     E.  K.  Chaynon,  clork, 

QUKi«c  niSTRirr. 

Qucbci!  nistrict  Circuit,  held  at  Quebec,  l6tb  to  2lBt  January  and 
June,  and -iOth  to  2r)th  of  every  mouth,  excoi»t  July  and  August. 
H.?et  &  HurrouKhs,  clerk. 

^otbini^re  Circuit,  held  at  Lotblnioro,  13th  to  22nd  March,  July, 
and  November.     /  »8ei»li   Filtcau,  clerk. 

Portueul  ijircui  eld  at  Cap  Hanti;,  7th  to  Itith  January,  .M.iy  and 
September.    R.  I^eiievro,  clerk. 

TUHKK  HIVBKa  lUSTRKT. 

Three  UiverR  I)i>triet  Circuit,  hold  at  Three  Rivers,  7lh  to  12tU 
February,  May,  Sopir.,  November,  Lk'cember.     E.  Barnard,  clerk. 

Maskinonge  County  Circuit,  held  at  Riviere  du  Loup,  24th  to  28tb 
February,  May,  and  October.      L.  J.  Rourret,  clerk. 

yi.    FRANas  DISTRICT. 

St.  Francis  District  Circuit,  hold  atShorbrooko,  7th  tol2tbMarch, 
Juno,  September,  November.     Short  k  Morri.^,  clerk. 

Stanstead  Circuit,  held  at  J:>tanstoad  Plains,  1st  four  juridical  days 
of  January,  May,  Soptomber,  and  November.  C.  A.  Richardson, 
clerk. 

Coriiptoo  County  Circuit,  hold  at  Cookshiro,  Ijit  to  6th  February, 
jMay,  and  October.     A.  W.  lV)pe,  clerk. 

Richmond  County  Circuit,  held  at  Richmond,  l8t  to  6th  April,  July, 
and  December.    F.  C.  Cleove,  clerk. 

Richmond   County  Circuit   (2)t.  held  at    Danville,  14th  to  17tli 
I  January,  April,  aud'Oclober.    T.  Leet,  clerk. 

KAMOURASKA  MSTRICT. 

•I 

Kamouraska  District  Circuit,  held  at  St.  Louis,  7th  to  12th  Fcbru- 
4iry,  May,  and  October.     Chalou  &  Dery,  clerk. 

Tendscouata  County  Circuit,  held  at  t?t  Jean  Baptlsto,  2lBt  to  25tfe 
March,  Juno  and  November.     L.  N.  Gauvreau,  clerk. 


Appeals  from  the  Circuit  Court  to  the  Queen's  Bench  are  allowed, 
by  the  20th  Vic. ,  cap.  44,  sec.  (iO,  in  cases  over  X26  currency. 

♦By  the  20ili  Vic.,  cap.  44,  nee.  48,  the  Circuit  (^)urt  at  the  Chef- 
lieu  superse«le.s  the  Court  heretofore  lield  in  the  same  County. 

The  Circuit  Court  at  the  Chef  licu  of  a  Idatrict  has  concurrent 
jurisdiction  with  the  Qrcuii  Court  lu  and  for  the  various  Countie.s  la 
the  same  District. 

tThe  Circuit  Court  held  In  two  or  more  places  in  a  County  has  each 
concurrent  jurisdiction  over  the  vvholo  County  (20  Vic.  cap.  44,  sec. 


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nTTAWA   n»THICf. 

OttAWK  rrt«trlrt  rirrult.  hf»l'i  nl  Aylmor.  7lh  to  12th  Fohnmry,  Juno 
aD<l  NoTembor.     H^nry  IVlsrnll,  r'^rlc 

Otlnwn  Connly  TlrruU  (*Jd).  h'.i  :  ni  •»nv>ln«»ft')vlll«^,  7th  to  10th  Jan 
«nry.  Mny  nrnl  Soptomhcr      F  ^.   »Vk  Uuv,  c!ork 

Tontine  (Vcuil.  lv»lil  ot  PortAR^*  <(u  Vi»rt. 'Jn'l  io  7ih  Marcli.  *J(Hli 
to  25th  Judo,  nud  Srd  to  8lh  NovDuibor.     R.  W.  Uardiiige,  clerk. 

flAffPE  DWTRirr. 

n.v»pc  DlPtrlclDrcuit,  held  at  Porce,  7lh  lo  12lh  March,  August 
•ixl  lH>cem>>cr.     L  O.  Harper,  clerk 

r.a«pe  histrlcirircull.  h.-l<l  at  New  Carllrto,  7lh  lo  12lh  February, 
July  and  November.     John  Wllkio,  clork. 

IJnBin  Cirrtiil,  held  at  Biiflln  from  Kth  lo  21.«l  February,  an<l  ir>th 
•o  24th(H'M)er.     John  Fden.  rierk. 

Grand  Hlvcr  flrctilt.  hold  at  Oraud  River,  lOlh  lo  2Sib  Mardi  aoJ 
Novenib»»r.     H.  Dalton,  clerk. 

Magdalen  iHlarids  (Mrcuit.  held  at  Amhernt  22n4i  to  3l8l  May,  aol 
22nd  to  30ih  September.     J.  B  F   Palncbiiad,  rierk. 

Carletuo  OrriiU.  Utdd  ai(>irW>ton,  lOiU  to  laiU  January,  Hay  ao! 
September.     F^lward  Mann,  clerk. 

Fox  Hlver  Circuit,  held  ut  Fu.x  River,  l:it  U)  lOtb  August  Jubn 
4e  St.  Croii,  clerk. 

TCRRrnONM  W8TRICT. 

Terrebonne  District  Grcuil,  l>cW  at  St.  Srhol;i8tlr|uo,«  7lh  lo  i:th 
February,  May  and  OcloUer.    J   R   l^^rtheloi,  clerk. 

Terrebonne  County  Circuit,  held  al  St.  Jerome.  20th  lo  24Ui  Fobrii- 
wy,  May.  and  <)i:t«d>or.     J.  B.  L.  Villenwre,  clork. 

Ar^'enteuil  County  Circuit,  held  at  liu-.hute,  TitU  to  16th  Jaiiuarj, 
H&y,  aad  September.    Thomaii  Barrou,  clerk. 


JOUrPTK  nWTRICT. 


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Joliette  Dtelrlcl  CVcull.  held  al  TndiL«try,«  from  7th  lo  r2lh  March, 
/one,  nnd  November.     I..  T.  Groulx   clerk. 

I/AHRomption  Ooi:nly  Hrctilt,  h«dd  at  !/AR^omptlon,  20th  to  ':4th 
March,  June,  and  Nov«"rnber.     J.  Z   M.irt<d,  cbrk. 

Montcalm  County  Circuit,  hcM  at  Ste.  Julienne,  26«h  lo  20lh  March, 
Juno,  and  Norember.    A.  T.  Des  lUvitVes,  clerk. 

MCUKURU  IMtrrRlOV. 

Rlchellen  Di-strfctarcnit^held  at  Sorel,*7lhlol2lhrebrtmfy,  ifty, 
and  October.     A.  N.  Oouln.  clerk. 

Berthler  Circuit,  held  al  Berlhicr,25ih  lo  29lb  February , May , and 
October.     Charles  Rtnond.  clerk. 

Yamaska  County  Circuit,  held  al  Si  Franf  ola,  20th  lo  24!h  Febru- 
ary, May,  and  October.     L.  M.  Cole,  clerk. 


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SAOUKNAT  DlATKlCr. 

aapionny  District  Circuit,  hold  nt  Malbalc  *  7tb  to  I2th  Jmuary, 
May,  and  S'pionibor.     (  harUft  DuBcrKcr.  dork. 

Charlevoix  County  Circuit  (2d),  hold  at  halo  St.  Paul,  20th  to  23rd 
March,  July,  aud  November.    Jo:*cph  Perron,  clerk. 

cnicomm  district. 

Chicoatiml  m^ttrlct  Circuit,  hold  at  Chicoutlmi,  7th  to  12th  Febra- 
vjf  Juue,  aDd  Oclobor.     Charles  Garnoau,  clerk. 

RIMOUSKI  niSTKICT. 

Rimouski  Plstrjct  Circuit,  hold  at  St.  Germain, •  7lh  to  11th  March, 
Juno,  and  November.     F.  M.  Dcroino,  clerk. 

Rlmouskl  County  Circuit  (2d),  hold  nt  Motano,2nd  to  fith  March, 
June,  and  November.     D  F.  do  ^t.  Aubln,  clerk. 

MO.VTMAG.yY  DISTRICT. 

Montmagny  District  Circuit,  held  at  Montma^y,*  7th  to  r2th  Feb 
ruary,  May,  uud  October.     Albert  Bonder,  clerk. 

L'lalei  County  Circuit,  held  at  St.  Jean  Port  JoH,  20th  to  24th  Feb- 
rnary,  May,  and  Ootobor.     L  Z.  Duval,  dork. 

Belletlmsso  County  Circuit,  held  at  St  Michel,  20th  to  24th  March, 
Juno,  and  November.     J.  I'oullot,  clerk.  »•     >  «  ^ 

BICAUCK  DI<»TRICT.      '  V.  '    'J'     ' 

Bcauco  District  Circuit,  held  at  Fi.  Joseph,*  7th  to  12th  March, 
Jane,  and  November.    Z.  Vezina,  clerk. 

ARTHARASKA   DISTRICT. 

Arthabaska  District  Circuit,  held  at  St.  Chrlstophe,*  7th  to  12th 
March,  June,  and  November.     Rufus  Wadleigh,  clerk. 

Drumraoud  County  Circuit,  hold  at  DrummondvlUo,  20th  to  24th 
March,  Juno,  and  November.    J.  T.  Caya,  clerk. 

Meganlic  CoTinty  Circuit,  held  at  Inverness,  20th  to  24th  March, 
June,  and  November.    J.  H.  I^febvre.  clerk. 

BEDFORD  DISTRICT. 

Bedford  District  Circuit,  held  nt  Nolsonville,*  7th  to  12th  Febru- 
ary. May,  and  October.     F.  T.  Hall,  dork. 

Bromo  County  Circuit,  held  at  Knowlion.lOth  to  14th  March,  June, 
and  November.    Joseph  Lefobvrc, clerk. 

Shofford  County  Circuit,  hold  at  Waterloo,  6th  to  10th  March,  June, 
and  November.    J.  B   Iav,  dork 

MissiBquol  County  Circuit  (;2d),  held  at  Bedford,  28th  to  3l8t  Jana- 
ary,  May,  and  Oclobor.    T.  Capsey,  clerk. 

ST.    HTACI.VTHK  DISTRICT.        **       •' 

St.  Hyadntho  Dlstr'ct  Circuit,  held  at  St.  Hyadnthe.  22nd  to  27Ui 
January.  March  and  October.    L.  fl.  de  Lorimior,  clerk. 

Rouvillo  County  Circuit,  hold  at  Marievillo,  lat  to  6tU  March,  June, 
and  November.    F.  H.  GaUen,  clerk.  '  ' 


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lUKRVILLB  DI)rrBICT. 

IborvUlo  District  Circuit,  Leld  at  St.  Johna.»  U\x  to  12th  Marcli, 
Juno,  ami  Kovenibor.     F.  11.  Marcltaucl,  cl<?rk. 

Naplcrvlllo  Coirnty  Circuit,  helti  k\  Xai>icrville,20tb  to  24tli  March, 
JuQe,aad  NovcKibar.    A.  Merizzi,  cleric. 

iWAcniRNniR  niPTRirr. 

BMiuharnola  District  Circuit,  hold  at  Ik?«uharnoi8,  7th  to  12th  Fob 
ruary,  May,  and  October.     L  Ik»auclry,  clorli'. 

Cbateanguay  County  Circuit,  h«»M  at  St.  Martino,  'J5tb  to  29lh  F<b 
ruary.  May,  and  October.     C.  M   I.cbrun.  cloric. 

HiJntinpdon  County  Circuit,  hold  at  Utintlngdon,  20th  to  24th  Folt 
roary,  May,  and  (October.    John  Morrison,  cloric. 

'    '         fit 

QCARTER  SESSIONS  OF  TFIF  PKArF. 

*     ,  Chairman  :  GqakluJ.  Couk90l.         ,      .    •• 

FAJ\vard  Carter,  Q.C. ,  and  W.  H.  Hrehaul.Clork  of  the  Peace  ;C.E 
Si'hlllcr,  Deputy  Clerk  of  t!»e  Peace  ;  Alfred  do  Beaumont,  Clerk. 

Montreal  :  Ist  March,  Juno,  September  and  December. 
Quebec:  7th  January,  Ist  April,  Ist  July  uud  1st  October.     Clerk. 
PK'rre  A.  Uouget. 


SPECIAL  SESSIONS. 

Und^r  the  Consolidated  SlatiUes  of  Canada,  chapterB  106  and  106. 

C.  J.  Coursol,  F>sq. ,  Presiding  Justice. 
Public  Pr<a€Culors.—\X .    H.    lirebaut,  Hl-q.,  Joint  Clerk  of  the 
Peace  ;    C.  E.  :?chlller.  Deputy  Clerk  of  tho  Peace. 


COUNTY  HEGISTRARS. 

DISTRICT  or  HONTRK^L 


Namt, 


Whcrr.  luld. 


County  or  Division. 

Montreal G.  U.  Ryland 

Chambly j  Thoman  Austin  . , 

Huntingdon,  IsjL  Reg.  ,    \ 

Division T  Sauvegeau '  T-aprairlo. 

lAval F.X.  Leonard !  St    Korfe. 

Soulanges |  G.  H.  Dumepnil Cotoau  liinding 

Vaudreuil |  F.  DoSalea   BaHtlon St  M.  do  Va  fUrouil. 

Verchorofl i  F.  Ooooffrlou Verchert»s         "' 


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Montreal. 
LonguouU. 


A- 


ISth  March, 
24tb  March, 

o  12th  Feb 

lo  '2»th  F.-b- 
lo24th  F.l^ 


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Peace  ;  C.E. 
lit,  Cork. 


)er.     Clerk. 


and  106. 
crk  of  the 


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a. 


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Vd  virouil. 


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DLSTBICr  OF  QUKBKO. 


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County  or  Division . 

Quebec  

I'ortneuf 

Montinorenry 

Orleans,  Island  of.... 
DorcbpRtor,  -nd  Div. . 
Lotbiniert 


Ncinie. 


C.  Montlzambert 

R.  liolit'vre 

L.  C.  Lofrancois 

Ilorf  e  Gosselln 

F.  M.  «uay 

R.  S  Noel 


Cham  plain  . 
Masklnon^'e  . . . . 

NieuJct 

[Ft.  Maurice 


l*U'     ' 


Dli^TklCT  OF  TBRKB  RIVEKS. 


Elie  Rinfrf^t.. 
J.  E.  PicUette 
Jos.  Jdtras.. 
L.  G.  Duval  . 


DISTRICT  OF  ST.    FKA.NCI9. 


iBlchmond . . 
Jhcrbrooko 
Jtan stead  . . 


(f.  H.   Naiiior.. ., 
Win.  Ritcbie.... 
C.  A.  Richardson 


nisTRicr  OF  GikSPi:, 

^navonture |  J.  G.  Label , 

Saspi I  L.  G.  Harper 


[amour a.ska  .... 
hmouski,  No.  1, 


r>!81RI0T  OF  KAMOU&ASKA. 

Henry  Garon ,... 


John  Ileatb, 


Where  held. 

Quebec. 

Cap  Saute. 

Chateau  Richer* 

St.  I^urent,  Is.  Or. 

Point  Levi 

Stc.  Croix.  r 


Pt.    Oonovlcvc   de 

RatLsain. 
Rivi('re  du  I.oup. 
Pocannour. 
Three  Rivers. 


Richmond. 
Shorbrooke. 
?taue»ead  Plain. 


New  Carlisle. 
Perce . 


St.  Louis  do  Ka'ma. 

St.  Jean  Baptitite  do 

Isle  Verte 


DISTRICT  OK  OTTAWA. 

tawa ,.  I  James  E.  Taylor 

"tiac I  James  K.  Judgson... 


Aylmer. 
Poutiac. 


o  Mountains, 

gentouil  ... . , 

robonno  . . . . 


«Hcttc  .. 
Lolnstor    . 
Sioiitcalm 


'i  /I  I 


hollou  .. . 
rtliier  .... 
amaska 


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DISTRICT   OF  TERREBONNE. 

D.  Dupras 

D.  do  Hertel 

J.  A.  Horvieux 

DWTRKrr   OF  JOUKTTK. 

J.  O,  I^blanc 

Marcel   Poirier 

J.  B.  Bcaupru 

DISTRICT  OF  RlCHKUIiU. 

p.  R.  Chovalier 

J.  0.  Chalut 

J.  0.  Arcnud 


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,>-,A 


Pt.  Pcrholastiquo. 

I^chuto. 

St.  Jerome. 


Industry.    .  --*, 
L'As.so»uptk)n. 
Sto.  Julieuue. 


Town  of  Sorol. 

Bert  bier. 

St.  Fr.  du  Uo. 


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JtTDlCIARY. 


County  or  Dit^ion. 

Ist    Divlson     Chnrlo 
voJx  and  Snpnonay. 
2Qd  Division  ditto.... 


DnrTFiCT  or  ».*ocK?f ay. 
Name. 


C.  T>iibrrgor. 
T.  Forllu 


•   •      •  •  •  t 


Chlcoutlml 


Rlmouskl  No.  2, 


I/lRlot 

Bellccbasso 


Dorcbcslor., 


MeRAntif! . . , 
Artli'it>nskft 
Drummond. 


msTRiCT  OF  rHiononin. 
I  Ovitio  IV>ase | 

mSTRICT  OF  RIMorSKI. 

I  Amire  E.  Gauvrcau...  | 

DISTRICT  OF   MOTTllAG.MV. 

IT.   MIchiiud 
I*.  Forgiies 

nrTTRicr  or  BKArci. 

.1.  B  lyonlx 

A.  Gadbotit 

DI.'TRirT  OF   AKTHABASKA. 

J.  R.   Tjimbly 

K.  M.   Poisson 


riMrrmrr  of  rkokord. 

Phofford I  .1 .  N.  Fd|fnrton 

Bromw H.  8.  F(HiPr 

Mi^tsqiioi |u    IH<klt!»on 


Pt  Johns  . . 
Naplorvlllo 
•  Rouvillo  .. 


Rt.  TTyiclntho 
Rouvillo 


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BoaubarnoiR. 
(Ttjatoansrnajr 
nnntinf^dun 


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rumilCT  OF   IltKRVILLB. 

I,.  Marchand 

R.   RoncJmrd 

F.  F.  Z    Hamol 

nrTHKT  OF  !rr  nvAnvrnii. 

I  H    St    Ormaln 

I  L.  E.  I*.  Ijiborgo 

DISTRICT  OF  nRATIIARNOIS. 

V.  L.  do  Martlgny 

AloxiR   Haffn^ 

Andrew  Somervlllo .... 


Where  held. 

St.  Klienno. 
Bale  St.  Paul. 

Chlconllml. 

RImouflkl. 


Ft.  .T'^an  Port  Joll. 
St  Michel. 


St  Francois, 
^it.  llenediue 


Lood«<. 

St.  riiriRtopho. 

Drumraoudvilie 


Wat-^rloo. 
Knovrit.itn  , 

Bod  ford. 


St.  Johns. 
Napl'Tville. 
St.  Alhaniwe. 


St.  nyaclnth(». 
St.  M.  do  Monnolr 


BpatiharnoH. 
St.  Martlno. 
Htinliiigdon. 


•Thp  part^  nf  tb^  old  Co»intF  of  Ronvltle  rr»malnlnjr  after  the  Pr 
clamiitlon  nf  tb«»  new  Re(jl«trall«>n  fonmr  of  tbo  f«a»ne  nam"  :  tb« 
Cf)Mnty  of  ibervilio  not  boing  yet  proclaimed  a  County  for  Regislr* 
lion  purpoeea,       • 


KUenno. 
10  SI.  Paul. 

:ouliml. 

louskl. 


lonn  Port  Joll 
Michel. 


IfOVTBVAL. 


11 


Francois. 
Ileiifdino 


rhrlstopbo. 
mmuu(ivill6 


t-^rloo. 
I  ford. 


.T<»hn«. 
AthuDaae 


I1yArlntb<». 
M.  do  Monuoir 


.nharnolf.  a 

Martino.  ' 

?  aftor  thcPr  _ 
,»no  nrimo  ;  th? 
ty  for  Rcgisir* 


/V«  allowed  for  Regi^tran. — *28-  6d.  for  fyllnp  Entry  and  Registry 
of  Memorial,  and  2s,  tid.  more  for  every  hundred  words  oflor  the 
first  four  hundred.  28.  t^d.  for  every  ccrtittcate,  or  for  co|»y  of  a 
document,  and  fid.  for  ©very  hundred  words  after  the  ftrst  foinr hun- 
dred.    For  every  searcli :  When  the  names  of  the  parties  are  giveii. 


when  the  names  are  not  given,  2s. 


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JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


F^r  the 

Atvrater,Fdwra 
AtlcinRon,  John 
Adams.  Austin 
Boauhien,  Tierro 
Beaudry,  J.  L. 
Beaudry,  Louis 

lie,  Joseph 

lie,  Clmrlcg  E. 
Bagg,  Stanley  C. 
B<irtlielct.  Ollvlor 
Bouiliillier,  T. 
rault,C.  A. 
rowne.  fJcorge 

•ycr,  I/)nia 
irazeau.  F.  X. 
irush,  George 

rsalou,  Joseph 
Irunoau.  Joan 

xer,  Frederick  N. 

niveau.  I^mfs  J. 
iulmor,  Htnry 

u?anget.  Josepli  ChnrTw 

ousst'au,  Joa-,  H 

onsdon,  Jo.  cph  fi  Sccll 
u<l ry,  Jeaii  H 

audry,  Ploro  .yacqucs 

lair,  Ix)uls  R.  ,  . 
_lherrior,  C.  S  ,  Q  C\    ' 
Qiapman,  Homy 
Charlri>()l8.  B   H. 
Qarke,  Francis 
Ckrtier^  Hon.  Geo.  E.  J.,  Q.<7. 
Chauvoau,  Hon  V.  J.  0,yQ.l\ 
0a.«;8idy,  John  Lewis 
Cfempbeli,  Robert 
Coderro,  Jos    Emery 
Corse,  Newton  Butler 
Qoutin,  Au^^usUa 


i.    <4'.  * 


I 


.11' 


City  of  Montreal, 

Campbell,  George  W. 

Driscoll,  Henry,  q,C, 

Doneganl,  John 

Torwin    (aullcld 

boucet,  Theod. 

Dyde.  John 

I)erome.  Leon 

David,  Ferdinand  '' 

Domrrs,  Fdouard 

Dor  ion,  The  Hon.  A.  A. 

DeBfaujcau,  The  Hon.Parenirc 

Drummond,  Hon.  L.  T.,   Q.C, 

Dumus,  Nor  her  t,  Q.C^ 

Davies.  W.  H   A. 

Ermatingor,  Williana  ^ 

Forres.  Janae.s  Moir  ' '  '- 

Ferrle,  Hon.  Adam 

Ferrier,  Hor»  James 

Frechette.  Olivier 

Fitzpatrick,  John 

Gionier,  Jo^o{)ih 

Glennon,  John 

Godfrey,  Robert  Townscnd 

Galarneau,  I*.  M. 

Goyt'tte,  Joan  B. 

Gfifrio,  Daniel 

Griffin.  Frederick.  Q.O. 

Granol,  Joan  Adolpho 

Grenier.  Jacquca 

Gould,  Ira  T 

Holmes,  B.'njamin 

Ho'.ton.Tho  Hon.  L 

Hibbard.  Ashly 

Hudon.  Victor 

Hart  lhe*>^loro 

Hing^ton,  William 

Hawlcy,  J.  A. 

Uuutor^  J«Mii«6  Stewart 


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H. 


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JUDICURY. 


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f 


iIu<iou,  I'ierre 
Jacksoo,  Honry 
JtMloin,  rierro 
Jordnii,  John 
.Tihluh,  H'Mjry,  Q.C. 
Jackson,  SiiiniK'l 
Jo>c|»!i.  J   Htiiry 
Kav,  Thomas 
I^h;i(lii\  J(»Koph  A. 
rohlaiic.  Ovide 
Ix^clairo,  Fran^oi? 
lx.»emlnj?,  Jolm 
liOmoine,  H.  II. 
Lcprohon,  Jt^an  T,. 
lAv^ho.  Hon,  Jauiefi 
Lunn,  William 
Ix'vy.  Al»  xantlor 
LioiiHis,  Il.irdohi 
I.ynian,  Hciijiiiiin 
I^moiho,  fiiiilUutuo 
L('m»»r,  (Jorarfl 
Ijiw,  JaDiet!> 
lArwquo,  \mc  E. 
Worvaii,  I^aureut  A. 
Miise>on,  Pamaso 
Mass(»n,  J.  W.  A.  R. 
Matlicw-on.  John 
Mi"('ambri«!};o,  Alex. . 
Meilli'ur,  J.  H 
Moflait,  Hod    Gcorgo 
McI>oupa!l.  I>.  lx)ru 
Morlatiii.  TUoiiiaB 
WathowRon.  Jas.  liivcos 
Maillaiid.  Klward 
Moist  n,  Thoiniuj 
MolB<m,  J.  U.  li. 
Miirpliy,  P.  S. 
M<jnlmarquet.  A.  E. 
Macdoiiald.  Willl.im 
llajraiiraij   Jolm  Walt 
MrKcniio  John  (*. 
Mirchand,  Louk 
M'»lM»n,  William 
Mur{»hy,  F>lward 
MorU-y,  Jolm  St'^ph<*n 
MnFKi-n.  Thomas 
MnthKw,  riorro 
<>Kilvi''.  Alox.  Walkor 
Pure,  Hubert 


'••3  "» 


Tonn,  Kredorick 
IMk'Ihh,  John 
rinsonnault,  AUrod 
I'oapart.  Jo-trpb 
l*crrault.  t»!uitfr  I)el* 
Peel,   rUouiab 
IVIleUt^r,  h»vid 
Trait,  Jului 
Vrhfo^.  Amnbfo 
I'hilliiie    VV.  K. 
PiL'vo:-t,  Kemi 
Tonpart,  Jou'ph 
rapini'au,  iKiiis  C. 
Penny,  Ivl.  iiotT 
giu'snol,  li.m    F.  A.,  QS 
ivocviliun,  (  harle« 
R.Miih.  H.  L. 
Ryland.  {;.  H. 
ri<Hlior,  Hon.  Clias  S. 
Ro<iier,Chai*.S. ,  Juur. 
Ko.ldfn.  William 
Holland,  (iahriol  S. 
Ro^o. tho  Hon   John,  Q.C 
Holland,  Joan  Bto. 
P»oy.  Adolpho 
SliMtcr.  JosrpU 
Smith,  H    H. 
Starne."^,  Hinry 
Sims,  Jaspor  (J 
Slnmrd,  Joseph 
Smith.  iJoorpo 
PulhOflaud.  William 
Sarhe.  William 
T«  rroux,  Charles  A. 
Tresller.  J.  R.  C. 
Tylee,  Koburt  Smith 
Townsend.  William  A. 
Trudeau   Komuald 
Torrano*".  I»avid 
Taylor,  ThoTiias  JJ. 
Thom  in,  Honry 
Villoiiunvo.  N. 
Wliitnoy.  I!.  H. 
WilFMi,  Hon.  f;har!# 
Workman,  Wm. 
Wilson,  Thomas 
Woavwr,  Goo  rife  W. 
Workman.  Tlmmas 
Ward,  (ialbrHith 
Young,  iiiju   John 


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Clias  S. 
S.,  Juur. 
mm 
rioia 

|i.  John,  Q.C 
Bto. 

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[ifs  A. 
C. 

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luald 

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It. 

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THE  BAR   OF   LOWER    CANADA. 


District  of  Montreal, 


•<« 


roc  NHL, 


S.  Botlmnc, 
J.  J    Pay. 
H.  Slnart, 
J.  Doutre, 


C.  A.  LcBlunc,  Batonnlcr. 
T-  VT.  iJitcbie,  Syndic.  ,  ' 

V.  r.  W.  r><)rion,Trofisurer.  /, 

Med.  JUrchaud ,  Secretary . 

R,  Laflammo, 


BOARD  or  BXAMINERS 


J.  J.  Pay, 

A.  Robertson,    . 

R.  Maokay, 

F.  P.  Pon-'Qville, 

J.  Doutre, 

H.  Taylor,  . 

W.  Dor  ion, 


A.  Robertson, 
Louis  Ri';l anger, 
A.  Cross. 


F.  Cassidy, 

G.  Uuimot, 
J.  J.  Pay. 
ChH.  P'Aoust, 
I*s.  Bclanger, 
T.  W.  Ritchie, 
A.  Morris. 


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lou.  A.  A.  Do'ion.... 
loD.(}.E.Cartier.Q  C. 

m.  J.  Rose 

)D.  J.  J-  C.  Abbot. . 
lou.  1.  ^.Morin,^  C*. 

\  Priscoli,  h-(q.  ,Q.C. 
i.S.Chenie'-,Rs(i  Q.C. 
^GrinU^K"!.,  Q.C... 
iy.  Judah,  F.sq  ,  Q.C. 
''<.  Dumas,  Esq.,  Q.C. 
\^  Carter,  E.sq.,  Q.C. 

^hu  J.  Day,  Q.C 

Miry  Stuart,  Q.C. .. 

Doutre,  Q.C. 

C»-8sidy.  Q.C. 

,A.  H.iAnammo,<2  C. 

S.  Judah 

m  Bleakley 

101))^-  Nye 

F   Fexton 


Date  of 
Cocn'ission 


Jany. 

Nov. 

Sept . 

Oct. 

Fob. 

May, 

Aug. 

Dec. 

May, 

Nov. 

Feb. 

June, 

Nov. 

April, 

Aug. 

Oct. 

Dec. 

Aug. 

Doc. 

Feb. 


1842 
1835 
1842 
1847 
1853 
18-23 
1822 
1824 
1829 
1^34 
1845 

«  ,f>  • »  * 

1837 
1847 
1848 
1849 
1824 
1825 
1827 
1827 


MEMBRRS . 


W.  Vondenvelden.,.. 

Hugh  Taylor 

Henry  O.  Andrews... 
C,  O.  A.  Turgoon 

E.  I).  David 

Wm.  F.  Cotnc 

F.  D.  Cartlor 

R.  A.  Hubert 

P.  de  Bouchervillo. .. 

Robert  Mackay 

Murdoch  Morison 

Oharles  A .  I^blanc. . . 

Louis  A.  Olivier 

John  Monk 

n.  J.  Ibbotfion. 

Joseph  Delagrave.... 
Andrew  Robertson... 
Jot?eph  Rouer  Roy .... 
Andre  R.  Chorrior. . . « 
Jules  Lamotho 


Date  of 
Commis'on 


f 


i 


t.'i 


Fob.  1828 

f* 

Nov.  1829 

1 

Dec.  1830 

Doc.  1830 

*; 

July,  1882 

Nov.  1835 

i 

Jany. 1836 

April,  1836 

Jany.  1837 

Dec.  1837 

Nov.  1838 

; 

J^ept.  1839 

<  ,1 

Dec.  1839 

's 

Jany.  1841 

t. 

Feb.  1841 

5^ 

April,  1841 

^ 

Sept.  1841 

Feb.  1842 

; 

Mar.  1842 

May,  1842 

r. 

M 


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f 


'i 


80 

JUDICIARY. 

Dato  of    1 

t)nte 

of 

MKMIIKKS. 

Commu 
Ort.      1 

»^00 

184*: 

1IKMHKK8. 

Com  nil 

(Vc. 

.S'oti 

AleXHiidor  IV.'*ov<» 

lA.  A.  Archfinil>aiiU.. 

ISM 

Aloxaiiiier  Oo-s 

May,  1 

iH4;i 

\y.  W.  Robert. -on.... 

April. 

IV=). 

Siracbaii  lU'lliuiio 

May, 

IS4; 

Jean  1'.  MacKay.  ... 

Mpl. 

lK5i 

Cha<i.  <il«u:knii»y«'r  .. 

S«»pl.    1 

184:) 

T.  K.  Ramsay 

tK't. 

hy. 

Hou.  M.  IairiHmboi.>:(.* 

IVC.     ' 

lR4r, 

lji)u\!\  Bc'Ianger 

(»cl. 

b.v: 

Itordo  .viclvor 

Feb.     1 

1844 

n.  A.  R.  dit  Ijiflecho 

Feb . 

ivv. 

G<nie<>n  ouimot.     .... 

Aujf.    1 

1814 

'Joseph  R.  Turci>t.... 

Feb. 

1K5:; 

JiilcB  K   HiTlholot . . . . 

Sept. 

IS44 

Ihonis  B.  Goediko.... 

April. 

is:. 

Chiis.  H.  Btfdwell.... 

S'pl.    ] 

IS44 

D    0.  D.   Hondy 

S<',)t. 

ho3 

EuclidcRoy 

JUDV.    1 

S4;> 

jJean  0.  Renoit 

Oct. 

\^hi 

P.  H.  Lilionayo 

."^«'pt. 

|S4.^ 

Kdtnund  liarnard 

Oct. 

hi] 

Etigone  U.  I'lcUe. ... 

M.ir. 

lM»i 

lAlexw  A.  Dnmf'snr. .. 

Jany. 

h64 

C.  Dmikin 

J.ily,   1 
•Nov.    1 

I84'> 
S4ti 
847 

1,.  W.  F.  Marchand.. 

Alex.  n.  Lunn 

(ieorKO  B.  Crnmp.... 

Feb. 
Feb. 

June,  1 

h.^ 

G<K)rifo  .Macrae 

^M 

John  K.  FU'miiijf 

Mar.    ] 

KM 

llngtoir<>  IjiDctoi 

Sert.    ] 

IS4T 

i  lo.^eph  A.  Ik'foy 

r)<'c. 

WA 

I)(>ruard  lH»vlin 

(Vt. 

|K47 

'Jo».  Al.   liOranKcr . . . . 

April. 

\s?i 

CbarlcH  TVaoiist 

Oct 

|S47 

1  William  A.  Hnvoy 

June.  1 

8-.: 

Henry  \V.  Au>tln 

F.'b.    1 

84  H 

Judo  Btiuthilller 

(M. 

\sA 

P.  C.    I)nraui*pa;<.  .... 

.M.ty, 

1848 

Pierre  A.  Fauteux.. . . 

Dec. 

h.v 

Richard  MciK>i):h'1  .. . , 

.fu!K;, 

IS48 

J.  F.  l>OKnvlerert 

I>cc. 

|Vv 

Kretl.  W.  Trrance... 

Jui:e, 

IH48 

A.  Uliatreault 

Mar     1 

v--.-: 

Marcus  lK»h»rtv 

Jnly. 

IK4H 
1818 

Aloxirt  St.  Ainand 

i  harlt'H  Maieil 

May,   1 
<Kt. 

"«y 

Alex,  ^^tev«:lls.m 

iV-e. 

Iv 

L,  I)   Rene  lotret.... 

.lany. 

|H4t» 

('.  Archumbaull   

rve. 

m 

I/)ui*i  Ik'lournay 

Feb.    1 

840 

H.  L.  Srifiwdou 

Jauy.  1 

fi.5: 

Thomas  K    Wrugg 

April,  1 

|84<» 

l»ul.s  A.  Jette 

Feb     1 

S.S* 

John  Otrnpbcll 

May,    1 

I84'J 

S.    Ix'Kago 

.Mar. 

m: 

William  A.  Hatoa,... 

May,    ] 

|8P.» 

J.  Dniiamel 

April," 

VV 

John   iifiles 

July,   1 
Jonrt, 1 
July 

18;« 

S5><) 
\hM) 
|K.S«) 
ISM) 
|H,M) 

H  R.VallierHdeSi.Rcal 
()«int)ar  Browne 

April,] 
.lulv. 

>;•,• 

V.  1*    W.  !K>ru»u 

ho: 

F    Poininlnviile 

Mel.   Marchand   ..... 
I*.    I)    Heynt man.... 
W.  F.  (lairdner 

.-^epl.   1 
N(.v.    1 
Jany. 

Hi: 

T    .McC'ortl   .    . 

Julv 

N,V 

11.  V.  Nuinenvi«li»  ... 

U  HIT  , 

Auk. 

-^^ 

J.  C.  A.   Mun.lelel.... 

l.ouw  Beaudry 

Feb.    1 

s.S« 

Johu  l't»ph  Hii 

Otl.     1 

Nov.    1 

Nov.    1 
Mar, 

IS.V) 
1850 
.850 
1851 

J.  A.    Belle 

(Mar. 
Mar. 

Mar 

April, 

IHO! 

Jean  J.  K   ^iibaud. .  . . 

J.  K.   Ethotl 

!<• 

S.  W     i)«»rniaji.  ..... 

[•aul  iKMjis 

h> 

(i<)dfri»y    1^11  iinmc... 

JaireH  (J.  hay 

ih.,' 

L.  E.  i  .  Huvard 

April, 

|S5J 

L.  O.   Ix)ran^t*r 

May.  1 

l<M 

Alcxaniier  Morrw 

July,  1 

851 

jl».  H.  Senecal. 

May, 

m 

\Vm    H    Uinb« 

?H'pl. 

1851 

ul.  B.  B»>iirgfol» 

V.  P.  H.    l*ourg*»au.. 

May, 
Juno, 

l»ij! 

Charles  J.  Uunlop... 

Oct. 

IH5; 

Joel  C.  lltker 

<Kt. 
D*fC. 

1861 

mi 

FA.   Fraaer 

July, 
Sept. 

;8>' 

Jq8.  U.  DeigarUiiui. . . 

'j.  L.  DMcary 

l&i>! 

HOXTSIAL. 


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of 

ConiRiis'«ia 

u.. 

IVc. 

1S.M 

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•  • 

Mpl. 

1K5J 

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•  •  • 

(>cl 

IvV: 

:ho 

Ki'b . 

is.V, 

•  •  •  • 

Ki"b. 

1865 

•  •  •  • 

April, 

18o3 

1  •  f  • 

S<',)t. 

bo3 

»  •  •  • 

iWX. 

l^So 

•  •  •  • 

Oct. 

ivi 

'... 

Jiiiiy. 

1V.)4 

ia..lF.«i). 

IvM 

»  •  •  • 

Feb. 

bM 

•  •  •  • 

Juno, 

1h:.< 

•  •  •  • 

fX'C. 

ISM 

•  •  •  • 

April, 

b.-J 

•  •  •  « 

Jmio. 

18'? 

•  •  •  • 

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fl  «  •  • 

I>cc. 

l^v 

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1  *  *  * 

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1  •  •  • 

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1  *  *  * 

Jany. 

1*5: 

1  •    I    • 

'Keb 

1S.S* 

1...   Mar. 

i«i6: 

1 . .    1  April 

,i«5: 

ioaii  April 

,  IS..: 

1. .  .I.fuly, 

185: 

1. .  J.-^^'pl. 

1^5: 

1. ..  Nov. 

bs: 

1. . .  Jtiny 

^5^ 

1  . .  Keb . 

b^« 

■  ..'Mar. 

in.".! 

■  ..  Mir. 

l'*o' 

1..  jMar 

jv 

■  ..  lAprt! 

J^" 

1 . . 

Mny, 

IV! 

1 

M^V. 

1?S» 

1-  - 

May, 

18^! 

H. . 

Juno 

,  m 

^^^H*  « 

'July, 

n^ 

^^H"  * 

'Sept. 

m 

MKMUKKS. 


Adolph  fJerTnaIn 

Peter  Kyan 

Isalc  Jotjoin 

G.  A.  Chafiipagiie.... 

Maximo  (jarcau 

L.  K.  Churcti 

tJ.  P.  Falknor 

A .  Folsy 

DcBbarats,  Jr 

Gauthier 

J.  F>.  Ricard 

1).  Rivard 

C.  A.  I*anseaiilt 

^ohn  \..  Morris 

fl  Ernesto  Haclcol 

"   G.  Ihily 

1).   Hichard 

liiroHo 

Kemp 

A .  Ix'ach 

mi.s  V.  n.  Masson.. 

Charpi'Utier 

Siphon jjo  Mfillour.... 

T.  HoMoi.t'gny.... 

50 ph  Bosse. 

jriie  Morrissrt 

larjcs  I*.  I't'Uetlor. . 

C.  IVsnoyers 

H.   Monk 

H.  I)u  la  Hrut>re.... 

A.  (a.^igrain 

A .  Moiis.si'HU 

CmI  .    Ijnictol 

A.    MoCoy    

loina.^  J.  Wabli 

1j.  LabtMlo 

,H.  CanbMi    

George  B.  Baker 

JB.   Do-srohlers 

D^Biri-  (Jirouard 

J.  H.  Xormandcau. .. 

L.  W.  Sicuiic 

Sd.  TrussWcll 

Mm  N.  Miil.aron 

I,  V .  yexton,  Jr 


Dale  of 
Commis'on 


Fcpt. 

Sept. 

Soi)t. 

Nov. 

April, 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

May, 

Juuo, 

Juno, 

June, 

June, 

June, 

Juuo, 

July, 

i*Ug. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Nov. 

Dec 

Jauy. 

Jany. 

Jany. 

Feb. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mar. 

Mur. 

May, 

May, 

June, 

July, 

July. 

Sept. 

.  opt. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Oct. 

Dec. 


1R58 
1858 
1858 
1858 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1859 
1860 
186(1 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1H60 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1860 
18r.O 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1860 
1860 

iRro 

1860 
1860 
1860 


1IRMRBR8. 


P.  Bachan 

T.  C.  l)e  I^»rimler.... 

L.  J.  (;ulbord 

John  l)unlo|> 

Cha.  Deslauniers 

John  Ay  leu 

Jules  Chevalinr 

M.  F.  Colovln 

P.  Vandal 

T.   Do.«<noyers 

J.  li.  B.  Desnu-bers.. 

Louis  Armstrong 

B.  J.  A.  Globcusky.. 

A.  P.  Ouimet 

N.  H    DriscolJ 

Achtlle  Bastien 

K.  L.  Do  Bellefouille. 

A    Perkins. .   

Pagnuelo 

Juverl 

ii     iiaii.  ...••••  ••>• 

A.  Hnchon 

.los.   Roy 

F.  X.   Mathieu 

Z.  Uous.sillc 

Forget , .. 

Boucher 

A.  Chapleau 

X.  A.  Trudel 

D.  McGoe 

T.  Ijiw 

Uftcroix 


Date  or 
Commis^on 


D 

C. 

J. 

F. 

T. 

L. 

J.  B.  Du verger. 

A.   Brunei 

Lfi.  PoniujviDj, , 
S.  Gautbier  .... 
A.  Brai.clmud.. . 

S.  B.  Naglo 

J.  P.  Carreau.. . 
D.  Beaupre.... . 
Alp.   Dci^jardma. 

i.\  Vine*  nt 

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n.  Lappare, Secretary. 
C.  F.  Papineau,  TroaSursr. 
£.  McIotOfib^SjrQaic. 


?K)A1ID. 


N.  0.  Bourbon ni©ro, 
J.  A.  Ijtbadle, 
J.  Belle, 
1>.  E.  Papin<mu, 
C.  F.  Pupil) uaQ, 
J.  B.  O.  Laba41e. 


M.  A.  Girar4, 

J.  N.  A.  Archambault 

L.  Archambault^ 

C.  Germain, 

J.  8.  liuntorf 

F.  Goofriou. 


MONTREAL. 


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PUBLIC  NOTARIES. 


Arclmiul>ault,  A. 

AU«!StMll,  J. 

RnpK.  ^.  C. 
Di'iuiiirv,  !'.  J. 
Belle,  ('.  K. 
I^elle,  J. 
IVjuill.'M,  R. 
nu\irhoiiiiirre,  N. 
Hourbonniero,  T.  B. 
Braiilt.  C.  A. 
Rrousseaii,  A.  O. 
ruri)oiUior,  P.  II. 
On  tent,  M. 
I)ag«Mi,  (1. 
Devlin,  O.  J. 
D'Amour,  A. 
D'K.solKunbault,  G. 
Douctt,T. 
I)uran(l,F.  T. 
Easton,  W. 
Frt'-ohette,  Edward. 
Forticr,  L.  J. 


COMMISSIONERS  UNDER  THE  ALIENS'  ACT. 


Gibb, J.  J. 

Meyer,  C, 

Garand,  A. 

Myer,  H.  J. 

Gnflln,  J.  C. 

Moreau,  E. 

(Jiiv,  Klit'iuio. 

Moreau,  I..  A. 

Guy,  \\  M. 

I'apineau,  C.  F. 

.' 

noul(«o,J.  B. 

I'apineau,  D.  E. 

Hunter,  J.  C. 

S. 

rellelicr,  A.  A. 

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Isaacson,  J.  II 

• 

Peltier,  G. 

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Jobin.  J.  H. 

Boss,  W. 

I^ibadle,  J.  A 

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Kientard,  F. 

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hjibadio,  J.  E 

0. 

Sanborn,  M.  H. 

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I>aBrancbe,  J. 

0. 

Slmard,  J. 

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Lomout'igno,  C.  H. 

Simard,  N.  C. 

I^ppare,  H. 

Smith,  James. 

I.atour,  L.  A. 

H. 

Seevs,  A. 

Level  t,  A.  C. 

J. 

Spenard,  C.  C. 

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Lionais,  A. 

Terroux,  C.  A. 

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Martin,  L    S. 

Trutoau,  Z.  J. 

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Mathieu,  P. 

Vallec,  J.  I). 

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Mclntosb,  E. 

Varin,  J.  B. 

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Mercile,  A. 

Weokes,G. 

Mossier,  E. 

Wright,  H.  B. 

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Commissioners  to  ad  minister  Oath  to  Public  Oflicers,  \ 


A. 


M.  Delisle 
and 


Commissioners  to  Enlist  and  Attest  Soldiers  or  Per-  .  . 

sons  desirous  of  entering  Her  Majesty's  Service  f  ,.r  t,  R-„un,,, 

ial  Act,  V2  Vic.  chap.  10 )  ^^  "•  ^^^^^^^ 


under  the  luiperial 


COMMISSIONERS  FOR  RECEIVING  AFFIDAVITS 

For  the  Superior  Court,  Manlreal,  in  the  City  of  Montreal. 


Samuel  W.  Monk, 
Louis  J.  A.  Papineau, 
AVilliam  F.  Coflln, 
J.  A.  Labadio, 
Joseph  Jones, 
William  Ross, 
J.  Belle, 
Etienne  (iuy, 
L,  (i.  Dubois, 
"NViiiiam  H.  Brohaut, 
James  Smith, 
John  H .  Isaacson . 


P.  J.  Beaudry, 
George  Wockes, 
0.  Leblanc, 
C.  A.  Terroux, 
A.  Pelletier, 
Thomas  McGinn, 
J,  S.  Hunter, 
G.  H.  Kernick, 
J.  O.  LaBranche, 
Wdliam  F.  Lighthall, 
Pierre  Mathieu, 
n.  Lappare. 


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COMMISSIONERS  FOR  TAKING  AFFIDAVITS 

In  Ijniyr  Cannla  (<t  ht  m*<?<<  in  Ipptr  ^'avwfa. 


(bnrlop  J.  Coursol, 

Hon.  J.  .1.  r  Al>b(,tt,  M.r.r., 
John  H .  I'^'ancsou, 


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Henry  Chn pman. 


Aloxiuidor  Murris,  M.r.P. 
W.  H.  Inmho. 
K.  W.  Tnrr.inco, 
I>.  Ilruwno, 
Murdoch  Mori'-on, 


MAUniAOK    LICENSES 

iHsuotI  by  A.  Hosfl. 

Rcci.lcDCo  :  No   11  Mount  Hoynl  Terrace,  MrCJill  College  A  v^nnr* 
and  nt  llto  ofllcc  of  Mr.  .John  M<'nk,  Advocule,  NO.  *JH  Litllo  St.  Jara"^ 
Street. 


EMIOUATION   DEPAKTMENT. 

Qufhcr, A  .  r.  Htirh.'inan,  diief  A^ent  for  Canadn  I'c! 

Montreal T .  IT .  Hfiloy,  Agent ,  Oi)  Commissioners  Slri- 1 

(/Uaira W.  J.  WiU»,Agf'nt. 

lorrmio A.  11.  H  iwke,  I'liiof  Agent  for  Tannda  W«'xt 

If^milton Ri('har<l  Hue,  Agent. 

Kingiffffx Tames  Mrriiersoii    Agent . 


MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT. 

CoMKT.E  OF  Pn^'sinANS  -AXD   SriHJho.vs  lAR  LowKR  Canada.— Hr 
MarKdt-n,  Pr^^ldent  ;  Or.   hVott,  Dr.    Von   Ulland,   Vi<'.'rre:^ld.iit- 
Dr.  I'clller,  Ifr.  R.  I'..  Rus-^ell,  Secretaries  ;  l>r.  T.  \V.  .Tone^,  11  ;j 
trar  and  Treasurer. 

/  '    r    Board  of  Gnturnors  : 

t  For  the  City  of  Montreal :  Drs.  Hobillard,  Il^^yer,  Jones,  Sulliorlan'i. 
P.  I'.  Howard,' Munro,  I*  dtier,  ScoU. 

for  Montreal  IHgtrid  :  "Dn*.  Brigliam,  Hi  tmborlln,  Foster,  Tas^e 
fimallwood,  Turcot,  Wilbrenuer. 


MONTRBAIi. 


85 


rorthe  DUtrirl  nf  Thrf  /I'nvrs ;  DrP,  ClunTolllH,  reuwink,  Smith. 
1\u'lhcl)l<(nrtnf  SI  frnnrLt :  Pr.^.  (iilbort,  Worth int?t<»n,  Johnston. 

lor  th''  Ciiij  of  Qii.'Ih'c  :  I>ih.  Sow<'II,  J.ick>!on,  I.inthy,  MnrsUun, 
Ivus-^nl,  Kuhitjiillo,  l.i.inchot  .T<'.ssi(  r. 

Fin'  fhr  fii^hirf  r.f  QKff,rr :  Vr-i.  \\u\\(\ro:\[\,  VhtiTOst,  Forrcst,  }^](\r- 
?ii!'tlc,  MM^hiUhl,  'ietu,  \t>n  Illhiixl. 


School  ftp  MFDinxi:  and  Si'n<ii:KY. — .!.(;.  I'lhiiiul,  M.I).,  rrcsith^nt, 
I'rot'os-ior  of  Anatomy  iiiul  (■litiical  .Mtviii'Ino  ;  P.  Mniiro,  M  1).,  Pro- 
t'ossor  <»f  Siirf,'«'ry  hihI  Cllnic.il  Siir^M'ry  ;  J  K.  ro<lih»ro,  M  I).,  Pro- 
f.'-<-or  of  Miiti'n:i*M«Mli(Wi  fin<rni»'rM|)ruti('.s  ;  K.  II  Trii(U:l,  M.P.,  Pro- 
(t'ssMp  (>!"  MitlwitVry  and  tho  lUsfasi'S  of  Woint'ti  :ui(l  ( liikh't;!!  ;  H. 
IN'ltior,  M.I)..  Profos.>*or  of  Institutes  <»f  M<Mlici')o  ;  D.  J.  P.  IJottot, 
ProH'ssor  of  Mcvlical  .fiirl.BpruthnKJO  and  not;in.\  ;  Dr.  A.  Prousseau. 
Demonstrator  of  Anatotny;  II.  Peltier,  M.D.,  Scrrotuiy  jiuvl  Treasurer. 


'ana(hi  W' "^i 


Montt:kal  .  vKRAi,  rTo^TiTAT.. — .1.  Po'lpith,  F-q.,  Pro.«i.lont  ;  T.  n. 
An(h'r.-on,  Rsq.,  Treasurer  ;  II.  P.  Howard,  Secretary. 

Commitlw  of  Mana'jrmcnt.^1.  Morlnnd,  Chairman;  W.  Ltinn,  F. 
W.  Torrance,  Arehihald  Ferguson.  .1.  iledpalli.  .1.  M.  Drake,  M.D., 
IfoiisM?  Surpeon  ;  C.  F.  Ihillcn.  Hoii.'jO  Apothi  eary  ;  E.  I).  Ilu.3£>oli, 
Steward;  Mis.  Ilamiltor),  Matron. 

CoutiuUuKj  J'hyui'ians. — Drs.  Sutheilaiid,  Pruneau,  Hall,  and 
Cainplxll. 

AUcndivg  Ph^jncinns  — Drs.  Frasor,  Scott, Howard.  Wrii^lit.  J()nO!5. 
McCalhnn,  I^^d<1y  and  Craik. 


lIoTKT,  Pir.r.— Si.ster  Patr«>,  Superioress;  W.    H.   Hin,!j:.ston,    M.D., 
and  tho  Professors  of  tho  French  School  of  Medicine,  Phy.slcans. 

,  [Jmvkrs^itv  LYi.va-iv-lTosriTAi  .— Mrs.  Ros^,  li-t  Directress;  Mrs. 
Ost'»li,i!nd  Directress;  Mrs.  Fulford,  Secretary  ;  Mrs.  Dr.  Maedon- 
JBoll,  Treasurer  ;  Mrs.  Mael)iide,  Matron  and  Midwife  ;  A.  Hall,  .M.D., 
IProft'S-oi- of  .Midwifery,  MetJIll  Uinvcr.-ity ,  Physician  Acconeheur  ; 
4ho  Medical  Faculty  of  McGill  University,  Consulting  Phyaiclan.s. 


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Pell<'ii«'r,  L.  Poyer,  Horace  Nelson  ;  T.  A ,  Erans,  Treasurer  j  M.  H. 
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ASSUKANOIES. 

V.  ,    r                       ;    ; 

PHYSICIANS. 

Beaubien,P. 

Hingston,W.  H. 

Picault,  C. 

Bibaud,  J.  G. 

Howard,  R.  P. 

Reddy,  J. 

Boj'er,  L. 

Jacques.  — 

Richelieu,  P.      '  - 

Boucher  ville, — 

Jones,  T.  W.    ' 

Robillard,  H.     i  ' 

Bowmau,  W.  E. 

Kelly,— 

Robillard,  W.    v^. ., 

Campbell,  G.  W. 

La  Rocque,  E.  L. 

Rottot,  — 

Campbell,  F.  W. 

Leduc, — 

Schmidt,  S.  B. 

Charlebois,  B. 

Leprohon,  J.  B 

Scott,  W.  E. 

Coderre,  E. 

Larocquo,  A.  B, 

Smith,  W.  P. 

Craik,  R. 

Lo  micro,  — 

Sutherland,  W. 

David,  A.  H. 

May  bell,  — 

Smallwood,  C.  S. 

Delisle,  — 

McCallum,  D.  C. 

Tanquay,  0. 

Deacharabault,  — 

McCallum,  D. 

Taylor,  W.  H.  C. 

D'Orsonnes,  — 

Macdonuell,  Angus 

Tresler,  J.  B.          '» 

Dugal,— 

McDonell,  R.  L. 

Thompson,  R.     --  ' 

Drake,  J.  M. 

Meilleur,  J.  B. 

Trudel,E.  H. 

Fen  wick,  G.  E. 

MunrOjP. 

Tucker,  — 

Ferte,  — 

Monagan,  — 

Turgeon, — 

Fraser,  W. 

Nelson,  Alfred 

Trenholme,  E.  H. 

Globensky,  — 

Nelson,  Horace 

Venne, —            ^ 

Godfrey,  R. 

Pakes, — 

Waller,  S.          • 

Guerin,  — 

Peltier,  H. 

Wright,  Wm. 

Hall,  A. 

Picault,  H.     '  > 

BOMCEOPATUISTS. 

.',;.•;<  — .0 

Barber,  G.  A. 

Fisher,  A. 

Muller,  F. 

Hutley,  M.  H. 

Smith,  J.  R. 

Wanless,  John 

LICENSED  APOTHECARIES. 

Birks,R.,29  McGlll  Street.  „;  .  ., 

Davidson,  A.  G.,  corner  Place  d'Armes. 

Devins  &  Boulton,  next  the  Court  House,  Notre  Dame  Street. 

Gardner,  John,  296  Notre  Dame  J^treet. 

Gray,  H.  R.,  94  St  Lawrence  Main  Street. 

Harte,  James  A.,  Glasgow  Drug  Hall,  268  Notre  Dame  Street. 

Kerry,  Bros.  &  Crathern,  199  8t.  Paul  Street. 

Kenneth  Campbell  &  Co.,  Medical  Hall,  Great  St.  James  Street. 

Lam  plough  &  Campbell,  Apothecaries'  Hall,  157  Notre  Dame  St. 

Lyman,  S.  J.,  &  Co.,  22  St  John  Street.  ,     . 

Lymans,  Clare  &  Co. ,  226 St.  Paul  Street. 

Picault,  P.  E. ,  42  Notre  Dame  Street. 

Seymour,  Harry.  T  a<Ic  Chemist,  48  St.  Frangois  Xavicr  Street. 

Trudeau,  R.,  157  Si-  I'aul  Street. 


MONTREAL. 


87 


ASSURANCIES. 


Montreal  Assurance  Company.— Dr.  W.  P.  Smith,  President  ;  A. 
Urquhart,  Vice-Presideot ;  John  Mathewson,  Robert  Campbell,  A. 
Cross,  J.  Sinclair,  Directors  ;  William  Murray,  Manager.  Office  :  9 
Great  St.  James  Street. 

Canada  Ijfb  Assurance  Company. — Charles  6.  Geddes,  Agent. 
Office  ;  23  Great  St.  James  Street,  over  Dawsons'  Bookstore. 

Colonial  Life  Assurance  Company  .—Hon.  Justice  McCord,Benj. 
H.  Lemoine,  Esq.,  H.  Starnes,  Esq.,  M.P.P.,  A.  Simpson,  Esq.,  R. 
S.  Tylee,  Esq.,  Directors  ;  George  W.  Campbell,  Medical  Adviser. 
Manager,  William  Miller  Ramsay  ;  Inspector  of  Agencies.  Richard 
Bull.  Office  :  Colonial  Life  Assurance  Buildings,  Great  St.  James 
Street.— See  Card.  •:'^i    ,  ■   ■-■    ,^.:-'T         '■'..,  --^^ -,::.  ■■■:_n.:.i^v:^ 


The  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  the  County  of  Montreal, 
FOR  Country  Parts  only. — Benj.  Comte,  President;  Louis  Comto, 
James  Snowdon ,  F.  X.  Langelier,  Edward  Lesperance,  Germ.  Le- 
blanc,  Edm.  Barnard.    P.  L.  Le  Tourneux,  Secretary.  ,   , 

Provincial  Insurance  Company  of  Canada. — Montreal  Directors  : 
Charles  Rodier,  Esq.;  Alexander  Morris,  Soq.,  M.P.P.;  Daraase 
Masson,  Esq. ;  Wm.  Sache,  Esq. ,  Cashier  Molsons  Bank.  Bankers  : 
Commercial  Bank,  Toronto  ;  Molsons  Bank,  Montreal.  T.  W.  Griffith, 
General  Agent.  Office  :  Corner  of  St.  Sacrament  Street  and  St.  Fran- 
cois Xavier  Street.  U"    ., 


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Agents  OF  Assuranqes.   -.. 

iEtna  Fire,  of  Hartford.— R.  Wood,  agent,  No.  62  St.  Francois 
Xavier  Street. 

Britannia  Life,  of  London.— G.  F.  C.  Smith,  acting  general  agent  for 
Montreal  and  Canada,  Place  d'Armes. 

BrltLsh-America  Fire  and  Inland  Marine,  of  Toronto.— M.  H.  Gault, 
St.  Francois  Xavier  Street. 

Canada  Life.— Charles  G.  Geddes,  agent,  23  Great  St.  James  Street. 

Colonial  Life. — W.  M.  Ramsay,  manager.  Great  St.  James  Street.— 
See  Card . 

Connecticut  Mutual  Life,  of  Hartford.— R.  Wood,  agent,  62  St.  Fran- 
cols  Xavier  Street. 

Eagle  Life,of  London.— Austin  Cuvillier,  agent,  38  St.  Peter  Street. 

Glasgow  Association  of  Underwriters —H.  Chapman ,  agent,  St.  Sa- 
crament Street. 

Hartford  Fire,  of  Hartford R.  Wood,  agent,  62  St.  Francois  Xavier 

Street. 


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Home  Fire,  of  New  York.— R.  Wood,  agent,  62  St.  Fran^jois  Xavier 

Street. 
International  Life,  of  London. — Alex.  Molson,  agent,  68  St.  Frac^ois 

Xavier  Street. 
Life  Association  of  Scotland  — Jas.  Grant,  secretary.  Place  d'Armes. 
London  and  Lancashire  Fire  and  Life. — Simpson  &  Botbnno,  general 

agents  for  Canada,  59  St.  Francois  Xavier  Street. 
Liverpool  and  London  Life  and  Fire. — G.  F.  C.  Smith,  resident 

secretary,  Place  d'Armes. 
Lloyds. — H.  Chapman,  agent,  St.  Sacrament  Street.       '  ' 
Montreal  Assnrance  Company. — William  Murray,  manager.  9  Great 

St.  James  Street. 
Mutual  Life,  of  New  York. — M.  H.  Gault,  agent,  St.  Frangois  Xavier 

'       Street. 
Mutual  Fire,  of  the  County  of  Montreal. — Corner  St.  Francois  Xavier 

and  St.  Sacrament  Streets. 
National  Life. — George  S.  Brush,  agent,  12  King  Street.         -   ' 
North  British  and  Mercantile,  Fire  and  Life. — Macdougall  &  David- 
son, general  agents,  Merchants'  Exchange. 
Neptune  Marine  Insurance  Company.— Simpson  &  Bethune,  agents, 

59  St.  Frangois  Xavier  Stre.'t. 
Phoenix  Fire,  of  London.— Gillespie,  Moffatt,  &  Co. ,  agents,  182  St. 

Paul  Street. 
Provincial,  of  Canada.— T.  W.  GrifBth,  agent,  31  St.  Francois  Xavier 

Street. 
Queen  Fire  and  Life. — A.  Mackenzie  Forbes,  agent.  Union  Buildings, 

St  Francois  Xavier  Street. 
Royal  Fire  and  Life.— H.  L.  Routh,  agent,  Commissioners  Street. -- 

See  Card . 
Scottish  Provincial.— A.  D.  Parker,  agent.  Place  d'Armes. 
Scottish  Provident  Life  Otfice. — Simpson  &  Bethune,  agents,  59  St. 

Francois  Xavier  Street. 
Star  Life,  of  London.— T.  Kay  &  Co.,  22  St.  Francois  Xavier  Street. 
Union  Mutual  Life,  of  Boston. — S.  J.  Lyman,  St.  John  Street. 
Western  Fire. — Simpson  &  Bethune,  agents,  59  St.  Francois  Xavier 

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RAILROAD    AND    STEAMBOAT  COM- 
PANIES, &c.  ,    .  , 

Grand  Trunk  Railroad  Company.— C.  J.  Brydges,  managing  direc- 
tor ;  J.  Hickson,  chief  accountant;  H.  Bailey,  assistant  manager; 
<5  Freer,  local  superintendent,  Montreal  to  Riviere  du  Loup  ;  S.  T. 
Corsor.  local  superintendent,  Richmond  to  Portland ;  W  J.  Spiccr, 
local  superintendent,  Montreal  to  Toronto  ;  C.  R.  Christie,  local 
superintendent,  Toronto  to  Detroit ;  R,  Eaton,  locomotive  superin- 
tendent J  H.  Yates,  engineer. 


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Montreal  and  Cdamplai.v  Railroad. — Hon.  James  Ferrior,  presi- 
dent;  Wm.  Molson,  vice-presideDt ;  C.  J.  Brydges,  W.  Dow,  E.  M, 
Hopkins,  E.  H  Kiug,  W.  E.  Phillips,  Johnston  Thomson,  directors  ; 
W.  A.  Merry,  secretary ;  J.  F.  Barnard,  superintendent ;  JohnDods- 
worth,  superintendent  motive  power ;  George  Irviue,  accountant  ; 
John  Myers,  agent,  Rouse's  Point.  ,        ,  i  ^      ,     .- 

Stanstead,  Shefford  and  Chambly  Railroad. — Hon.  L.  T.  Drum- 
mond,  A.  Wood,  John  Williams,  A.  B.  Parmelee,  D.  R.  Wood,  A. 
A.  Knowlton,  Ralph  Merry,  John  G.  Cowes,  Charles  Allan.    A.  B. 

Foster,  manager  ;  A.  Arnold,  superintendent.  ,  .      ■         '-,« 

City  Passenger  Railway  Company. — Thomas  Morland,  president  ; 
E.  M.  Hopkins,  vice-president ;  Hon.  Thos.  Ryan,  R.  James  Reekie, 
and  E.  H.  King,  directors  ;  Wm.  H.  Hopper,  secretary. 

RiOfiELiBcr  Navigation  Company.— Capital,  $300,000.— Incorporated 
1857  — Steamers  Montreal,  Etiropa^  Napoleon,  Columibia,  Victoria^ 
Cultivaleur^  Chamhhjj  Terrebonne,  UEtoile.  J.  F.  Sincennes,  presi- 
dent ;  John  Pratt,  vice-president ;  J.  N.  Beaudry,  secretary  and 
treasurer  ;  J.  B.  Lamere,  manager.  Olflce  :  29  Commissioner 
Street,  near  Jacques  Cartier  Square. 

Montreal  Telegraph  Company. — Connecting  with  all  the  principal 
Cities  and  Towns  in  Canada  and  the  United  States. 

Directors:  Hugh  Allan,  president;  John  Redpath,  James  Logan, 
Hon.  John  Rose  ;  James  t)akers,  secretary  ;  0.  S.  Wood,  superin- 
tendent. Office  ;  Opposite  Merchant's  Exchange,  St.  Sacrament 
Street. 


MERCANTILE. 


•  BOARD  OF  BROKERS."  " 

MacDoiigall  &  Davidsob,  Taylor  Bros.,  Charles  Geddeg,  Duncan 
Robertson,  Rae  &  Mitchell,  C.  G.  Geddes,  Robert  Mitchell,  James 
Hempsted,  J.  E.  Malhiot,  Alexander  Molson,  Joseph  Wenham,  John 
Glass. 

Chairman:  D.  Lorn  MacDougall*     - 

^^ecretory ;  James  Hempsted.  ,,  ^  ,    ^, 

^    MONTREAL  CORN  EXCHANGE  ASSOCIATION.  * 

Committee  of  Management :  Robert  Esdaile,  president ;  James  W. 
Taylor,  treasurer  ;  Hon.  John  Young,  Hon.  Louis  Renaud,  David  A. 
P.  Watt,  Henry  A.  Budden,  C.  J.  Cusack,  J.  Grant,  W.  P.  McLaren. 
Wm.  J.  Patterson,  secretary. 

Board  of  Review :  Hon.  John  Young,  chairman  ;  John  M.  Young, 
John  McLennan,  James  MaeDougall,  David  Torrance,  David  A,  P. 
Watt. 


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Thomas  Cramp,  president;  Henry  Lyman,  vice-president ;  David 
A.  P.  Watt,  treasurer  ;  Wra.  J.  Patterson,  secretary. 

Council:  John  Esdaile,  Andrew  Allan,  William  Darling,  W.  P. 
McLaren,  Benjamin  Hutchins,  John  Grant,  Adolpbe  Roy,  J.  H.  Hen- 
derson. 

Board  of  Arbilration:  John  M.  Young,  Victor  Hudon,  Thomas 
Ryan,  Theodore  Hart,  David  Torrance,  James  Hutton,  John  Green- 
shields,  Peter  Redpath,  Ira  Gould,  Charles  J.  Cusack, Edwin  Atwater, 
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Committee  of  Management :  Donald  L.  Macdougall,  chairman  ;  Tho3. 
Ryan,  Wm.  Edmonstone,  R.  S.  Tylee,  David  Torrance,  Louis  Renaud, 
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On  JUNE  1st,  1841,  ' 

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Union  Buildingrs,  ;:\^ 

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Our  object  and  that  of  our  EIGHTEEN  Branch  and 
Associate  Offices,  in  the  large  Cities  of  the  United 
States  of  America,  Canada,  and  in  London,  England,  is 
to  give  information  to  Subscribers,  of  the  standing  of 
those  who  purchase  Goods  on  time  or  otherwise  re-, 
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"  This  Institution,  established  in  the 
City  of  New  York  over  sixteen  years  ago 
for  the  promotion  and  protection  of 
trade,  was  the  first  organized  effort  ever 
made  to  relieve  the  Merchants  and 
Manufacturers  of  the  Union  from  the 
insecurity  of  credit  operations,  and  to 
substitute  for  the  tardy,  expensive,  and 
unsatisfactory  results  of  individual 
investigation,  a  system  that  should  be 
alike  prompt,  economical,  and  reliable 
— whose  purpose  it  should  be  to  sup- 
ply (to  subscribers  only)  all  necessary 
information  as  to  the  standing  and 
responsibility  of  Merchants,  Traders, 
Manufacturers,  Public  Companies,  &c., 
throughout  the  United  States,  their  Ter- 
ritories, and  British  North  America."— 
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Office,  where  we  shall  be  much  pleased  to  afford  in- 
formation as  to  the  system  pursued,  and  to  give  (free 
of  expense)  to  those  who  contemplate  joining  the 
Institution  a  reasonable  test  of  the  correctness  of  our 
reports. 

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PUBLIC    COMPANIES. 


INSPECTORS  OF  PRODUCE. 

Ashes.^Dydo  &  Major,  Inspoctors,  College  Street— Fees :  4d.  "f, 
cwt.  for'lnsp-iction  and  brancliug  ;  cooperage  :  the  actual  costs  dis- 
bursed by  the  Inspectors,  but  not  to  exceed  9d.  ^barrel;  5d.  ^. 
barrel  for  storage,  if  not  stored  for  more  than  10  days,  and  3d.  ^ 
barrel  for  each  sui)sequeijt  month. 

Hour. — R.  D.  CoUis,  Inspector  ;  L.  Robert  and  M.  Hutchinson,  De- 
puty Inspectors,  Colborne Street,  Flour  Sheds,  Canal--Fees  :  Id.  ^ 
barrel  for  inspection  and  branding. 

Butter. --U.  Rees&Co.,  Inspectors,  30  Grey  Nuns'  Street — Fees  : 
inspection  fi  package,  6d.  ;  re-inspection,  4d. 

Beef  and  Pork.— W.  L.  Eager  and   D  Rees  &  Co.,  Inspectors,  30 

Wellington  Street— Fees  :  Is.  6d.  ^  barrel  and  lOd.  ^  half  barrel 

for  inspection  and  branding  ;  cooperage,  extra  charge,  but  not  to 

exceed  Cd.  per  barrel. 

Weights  ^  1st  Division — P.  BellemarO;  Inspector  ;  Peter  Casey,  Depu- 

and      >    ty. 
Measures  J  2nd  Division--?*  Durnford,  Inspector  ;  J.  Horn,  Deputy. 
Office,  94  Notre  Dame  Street. 


PUBLIC    COMPANIES.,      : 

Montreal  Minixg  Company.— Thomas  Rj^an,  president;  William 
Murray,  vice-president;  William  Cunningham,  Hon.  G.  E.  Cartier, 
James  Button,  Robert  Anderson,  M.  H.  Gault,  W.  H.  A.  Davies, 
directors  ;  Adam  Handyside,  secretary. 

Huron  Copper  Bat  Company.— D.  LOfh  Macdougall,  president ;  W. 
A.  Townsend,  vice-president. 

Z>iVedors. -"Henry  Chapman,  G.  W.  Campbell,  M.D.,  John  Glen- 
uon,  Michael  Babcock  ;  John  G.  Burrows,  secretary  - 1 , 

COMMISPIONERS    AND    OFFICERS    FOR    THE    H ARBOUR    OF     MONTREAL.-— 

Commissioners:  Hon.  John  Young,  chairman  ;  J.  L.  Bcaudry,  Esq., 
mayor  of  Montreal ;  A.  M.  Delisle,Esq.;  Thomas  Cramp,  president 
and  kenry  Lyman,  vice-president  of  the  Board  of  Trade;  H.  H. 
Whitney,  secretary. 

Robert  Forsyth,  harbour  engineer ;  A.  G.  Nish,  assistant  ditto  ; 
A.  M.  Rudolf,  harbour  master ;  John  Ferns,  wharfinger ;  John 
Smaill,  assistant  ditto.       "'  ;> -f     >^.v  -r^     ? 


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Trust  and  Loan  Company  of  Upper  Canada. — OfDce:  Corner  St. 
Francjois  Xavier  and  Great  St.  James  Streets. 

Montreal  Turnpike  Trusters.— H.  Taylor,  B.  H.  Lemoine,  W.  J. 
Knox,  E  A.  Dubois,  P.  Beanbien,  M.  F.  Valois,  E.  Qiiin,  J.  Crawford, 
E.  Prudhomme,  Juni*.  John  Penner,  secretary,  18  Great  St.  James 
Street. 


MONTREAL. 


Corner  St. 


Nkw  City  Gas  Company  .—Board  of  Directors.— Hon.  John  Rose, 
president  ;  Henry  Thomas,  vice-president;  L.  Beaudry,  managing 
director  ;  Alex.  Urqnhart,  Wm.  Dow,  J.  G.  Mackenzie,  H.  Mulholland, 
John  Oritell,  Wm.  Macdonald,  A.  Wilson,  A.  M.  Delisle,  Hon.  E.  Mas- 
son,  Jesse  Joseph,  directors. 

Geoige  Robsou,  secretary  ;  J,  McElroy,  superintendent  of  works  ; 

D.  Cunningham,  meter  inspector  ;  V.  H.  Lefebvro,  clerk ;  G.  Monsel, 
assistant  clerk ;  E.  Hausselman,  collector.  Office:  64  St.  Gabriel 
Street. 

Montreal  Pkuma.xent  Building  Society.— Soard  of  Directors.— 
Henry  Thomas,  Esq.,  president ;  G.  H.  Frothingham,  vice-president; 
Turton  Penu,  Esq.,  Robert  Esdaile,  Fi^q.,  A.  W.  Ogilvie,  Esq..  Theo- 
dore Hart,  Esq.,  W.  R.  Hibb;ird,  Esq.,  John  Kerry,  Esq.  .  M.  H. 
Gault,  secretary  and  treasurer.     Office  :  4.5  fcjt,  Francois  Xavier  St. 

pRoviiN'ciAL  Permanent  Building  Society. — Hugh  Allan,  president  ; 

E.  M.  Hopkins,  vice-president;  Wm  Workman,  Robert  Anderson, 
Edward  T.  Taylor,  and  John  Swanston,  directors  ;  George  B.  Muir, 
secretary -treasurer . 

Office  :  No.  19  St.  Fran^jois  Xavier  Street.  .     . . ; 


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Building  Society  of  the  District  of  Montreal. ---J.  B.  Meilleur,  pre- 
sident ;D.  E.  Papineau,  vice-president;  Naz.  Villeneuve,  J.  H. 
Jobiu,C.  F.  Pratt,  B.  McEvcnue,  Alfred  Vienne,  directors  ;  P.  A. 
Fauteux,  secretary  and  treasurer;  P.  A.  Fauteux,  advocate  ;  C.  F. 
Pai^ineau,  notary  ;  C.  W.  Hayden,  J.  N.  Beaudry,  D.  W.  Brunet, 
auditors  ;  Joseph  Delaunais,  Benjamin  Lamontagne,  Onesime  Gene- 


reux,  inspectors. 


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Montreal  Canadian  Building  Society.— Joseph  Barsalou,  president; 
Rorauald  Trudeau,  vice-president ;  J.  B.  A.  Couillard,  Thomas  Wilson, 
C.  Lecaiile,  Adolphe  Roy,  Charles  Puevillon,  directors  ;  P.  R.  Lafre- 
naye,  advocate ;  N.  G.K  )urbonniere.  notary;  Alex.  Mouseau,  sec- 
retary and  treasurer  ;  I.a  Banque  du  Peuple,  bankers;  R.  Lambert, 
inspector.    Office  :  26  St.  Vincent  Street. 

Montreal  Cut  and  District  Building  Society.— Thomas  Mussen, 
president;  Strachan  Bethuue,  vice-president ;  Hon.  J.  J  C.  Abbott, 
Dr.  W.  P.  Smith,  and  W.  Maxwell,  directors;  W.  F.  Gairdner,  sec- 
retary and  treasurer.    Office  :  29  Little  St.  James  Street. 

Mount  Royal  Cemetery  Company. — Wm.  Murray,  president ;  Benj. 
Lyman,  vice-president;  M.  H.  Gault,  secretary  treasurer. 

Trustees  :  Hon.  George  Moflatt,  Mr.  Justice  McCord,  E.  S.  Maitland, 
M.  H.  Gault,  J.  H.  Springle,  C.  Dor  win,  William  Spier,  Wm.  Dow, 
Walter  Benny,  John  Redpath,  W.  Murray,  Johnson  Thomson,  Benj. 
Lyman,  George  Hagar,  Joseph  M.  Ross,  Hon.  J.  Forrier,  John  Tor- 
rance, John  J.  Day,  William  Learmont,  G.  B  Muir,  George  H.  Fro- 
thingham.   Richard  Sprigings,  superintendent. 


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MoNTRBAL  AoRicuLTrRAL  &  HoRTicui.TrRAL  SociRTY.— G.  Dc^barats, 
Esq.,  president;  8.  J.  Lyman,  Esq.,  vlce-prosldont;  Messrs.  J. 
Cooper,  J.  Reekie.  J.  Middlctou,  T.  Wall,  R.  Sprijiings,  J.  Thayer, 
Jun.,  J.  Archbold,  committee  ;  J.  E.  Pell,  secretary-treasurer. 

Agricultural  Association  of  Lower  Canada — W.  L.  Felton,  Sher- 
brooke,  president ;  O  Duval,  Three  Rivers,  1st  vice-president ;  W. 
Boa,  St.  Laurent,  2nd  vice-president ;  George  Leclorc,  M.D.,  secre- 
tary and  treasurer.  His  Worship  the  Mayor  of  Montreal,  William 
Rodden,  H  Brodie,  J.  Lanouette,  P.  Fallon,  J.  Smith,  and  V.  Hudon, 
local  committee.    OflBce,  109  Craig  Street. 


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Merchants*  Exchange  and  Reading  Room.— Established  May,  1854. 
Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  May  23rd,  1853.— D.  L.  MacDou- 
gall,  chairman  ;  J.  G.  Dinning,  secretary. 

Mechanics*  Institute  of  Montreal— Incorporated  1845.— William 
Reid,  president ;  David  Brown,  vice  president ;  Robt.  Irwin,  corre- 
sponding secretary  ;  Geo.  Cruikshank,  recording  secretary  ;  N.  B. 
Corse,  treasurer  ;  Jonathan  Findlay,  librarian  ;  Robert  Forsyth, 
cabinet-keeper. 

Committee:  G.  W.  Weaver,  J.  C.  Becket,  Alex.  Bertram,  Jno.  E. 
Pell,  P.  Macquisten,  and  John  Kennedy.  S.  W.  Sansum,  superin- 
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Mercantile  Library  Association.-  Stapleton  Caldecott,  president ; 
W.  P.  McLaren,  vice-president ;  Edgar  Judge,  corresponding  secre- 
tary ;  W.  J.  M.  Jones,  recording  secretary  ;  G.  E.  Jaques,  Jun., 
treasurer. 

Directors:  T.  L.  Steele,  James  Hurley,  Wm.  Bayley,  James  Mc- 
Donald. R.  A.  Campbell,  R.  C.  Jamieson,  Saml.  Filer,  Wm.  Angus, 
Walter  Roach,  R.  G.  Hector.    J.  W.  Fotherston,  superintendent. 

Board  of  Arts  -and  Manufactures  for  Lower  Canada.— Brown 
Chamberlin,  M.A.,  B.C  L.,  president ;  Hy.  Bulmer,  vice-president  ; 
N.  B.  Corse,  treasurer  ;  A.  Murray,  secretary. 

Sub- Committee:  J.  W.  Dawson,  LL.D.,  &c.;  G.  W.  Weaver;  W. 
Rodden  ;  A.  Ramsay  ;  Dunbar  Browne,  M.A.,  B.C.L. ;  A.  A.  Steven- 
son ;  David  Brown. 

McGill-University  Society.— Brown  Chamberlin,  M.  A  ,  president ; 
W.  H.  Hingston,  M.D.,  1st  vice-president :  R.  H.  Stephens,  B.C.L. , 
2nd  vice-president ;  R.  A.  Leach,  MA  ,  B.C.L. ,  secretary-treasurer. 

Council :  W.  B.  Lambe,  M.  A. ;  R.  Craik,  M.D.  •  H,  L.  Snowdon, 
B.C.L,;  and  the  Oflacers, 


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Montreal  Musical  Vsjos.'-lJirector:  George  Carter.  Asnociates: 
A.  Davidson  Parker,  C.  G.  Geddes,  Alfred  Welch,  C.  Gould,  C.  M. 
Mylrea. 

InstftutOanadiexFrancais.- -J.  A.  Belle,  president ;  Dr.  Rlcard, 
let  vice-president ;  J.  B.  Duvergor,  2nd  vice-president ;  KlloAiicluire, 
corresponding  secretary;  L.  O.  David,  recording  secretary;  R. 
Trudeau,  treasurer  ;  U.  A.  Archambault,  librarian. 

iNSiiTUT  Canadien.— A.  Telller,  president;  N.  Cyr,  1st  vice-presi- 
dent ;  C.  Lacroix,  2ud  vice-president :  Jos.  Bouchard,  recording  sec- 
retary ;  P.  Lacroix,  assistant  recording  secretary;  A.  Buis,  corres- 
ponding secretary  ;  G.  Doutre,  treasurer  ;  C.  O.  Porrauit,  librarian; 
Luc  Levesque,  assistant  ditto. 

Natural  History  Socirtt.— Principal  Dawson, LLD.,  F.R.S. ,  presi- 
dent; The  Lord  Bishop  of  Montrea',  Rev  A.  De  Sola.  LL  D.,  Sir  W. 
E.  Logan,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  T.  Sterry  Hunt,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  Rev.  A  F. 
Kempt,  M  A.,  E.  Billings,  Esq  ,  F.G.S.,  J.  Leeming,  Esq  ,  W.  H.  A. 
Davies,  Esq.,  vice-presidents;  J.  Ferrier,  junr.,  treasurer  ;  Profes- 
sor P.  J.  Darey,  M.A. ,  corresponding  secretary  ;  J.  F.  Whiteaves, 
F.G.S.,  recording  secretary  and  scientific  curator  ; ,  libra- 
rian. 

Council. ^Br.  Smallwood,  Stanley  C.  Bagg,  A.  Rimmer,  C.  Robb, 
C.E.,  E.  Murphy,  D.  A.  P.  Watt,  Dr.  Kingston,  J.  H.  Joseph,  and  J. 
Swanstou. 

Library  Committee— Messrs.  J.  C.  Becket,  Professor  Cornish,  Dr. 
Fenwick,  Dr.  David,  and  Dr    Mackay, 

Editing  Committee  of  the  '^Canadian  NaturaUst^\ — D.  A.  PoeWatt, 
acting  editor  ;  Dr  Dawson,  Dr.  Hunt,  E.  Billings,  Rev.  A.  F.  Kemp, 
M.A.,  Professor  Robins,  B.A.,  and  the  corresponding  and  recording 
secretaries.  ••■■-  -  ; 

Advocates'  Library  and  Ijbrary  op  the  Bar. ^ Joint  Committee. — 
Robert  Mackay,  F.  W.  Torrance,  StrachanBethune,  Alexander  Cross, 
P.  R.  Lafrenaye,  W.  F.  Gairdner,  R.  Roy. 


•  NATIONAL    SOCIETIES. 

St.  George's  Society.— Hon.  George  Moffatt,  president;  John  J. 
Day,  1st  vice-president;  Wm.  Lunn,  2nd  vice-president;  W.  S. 
Walker,  treasurer  ;  William  Turner,  secretary  ;  M.  N.  Derwent. 
assistant  secretary  ;  Rev.  Canon  Leach,  D.C  L.,  and  Rev.  W.  Bond, 
chaplains  :  Thos.  Walter  Jones,  M  D. ,  physician 

Directors:  .John  Martin,  Edw  Wright,  Jehn  Renshaw,  J.  W.  Her- 
bert, Wm.  Berry,  Saml.  Gray,  Chas.  Powney,  Thos.  L.  Wilson. 

-iwditors;  James  Parkin,  John  Lewis. 


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St.  Andrkw'h  Socikty—IIoh.  Jamos  Forrlor,  president  ;  J.  C. 
Becket,  iBt  vlce-prcsldont ;  A.  Robertson.  2nd  vice  president  ;  Wm. 
P.  McLaren,  secretary  ;  Wm.  Angus,  assistant  secretary;  Walter 
McFarlano,  treasurer;  Rev.  Dr.  Mathle.son  and  Rev.  Mr.  K«mip, 
chaplains  ;  Dr  W.  H.  Taylor  and  Dr.  Fraaer,  physicians  ;  M.  I^am- 
say.  W.  Burnett,!.  Watson,. Jas.  Gondie,  John  Wljitlaw,  nianap;ers. 

Committee  of  Accounts :  G.  Templeton,  D.  Mackay,  A.  I^IcGlbbon, 
John  Rliynas,  Jolm  .Mitchell. 

Committee  of  Instalment :  John  Thompson  and  Robert  Gardner. 

Caledonian  Society.— A.  A.  Stovonson,  president ;  Mr.  Sellars, 
1st  vice-president ;  A.  Bertram,  2nd  vice-president ;  W.  Millar,  sec- 
retary ;  William  Brown,  Jun.,  assistant  secretary  ;  D.  Cunningham, 
treasurer. 

Committee  :  D.  Rose,  A.  Murray,  D.  McGavin,  G.  Bell,  C.  T. 
Christie,  Wilson  Allan,  Jas.  Knox,  Hugh  Mcintosh,  A.  Robertson, 
R.  Forsyth,  A.  Ritchie,  W.  Cunningham. 

Thistle  Society.— Thomas  Marshall,  president ;  Alex.  Mclntyre, 
vice-president  ;  E.  Murray,  secretary  ;  R.  Gardner,  treasurer. 

Committee :  R.  Reid,  J.  Fyfe,  J.  Tassio,  A.  Brodie,  D.  Seath,  G.  S. 
Bell.  ,  . 

St.  Patrick's  Society.— Thomas  McKonna,  president;  Owen  J. 
Devlin,  1st  vice-president  ;  Richard  McShane,  2nd  vice-president; 
Patrick  Jordan,  treasurer  ;  Henry  J.Clark,  corresponding  secretary; 
Patrick  O'Meara,  recording  secretary  ;  John  H.  Duggan,  assistant 
recording  secretary  ;  Rev.  P.  Dowd,  and  Clergy  of  St.  Patrick's 
Church,  chaplains  :  Dr.  Monaghan  and  Dr.  0»J.eary,  physicians. 

Committee:  William  Mansfield,  Lawrence  Devany,  J.  E.  Mullin, 
Joseph  H.  Daley,  Daniel  Lyons,  T.  B  McNamee,  John  C.  Tucker,  W. 
P.  McGuire,  Patrick  Woods,  Michael  Cuddihy,  Martin  Hart,  Michael 
J.  Carroll,  Bernard  Tansey,  Michael  Stewart,  John  Norris,  John  Mc- 
Elroy,  Alexander  Shannon,  P.  J.  Donnelly. 

J,  W.  McGauvran,  grand  marshal;  Joseph  Cloran,  W.  O'Brien,  D. 
Reddy,  assistant  marshals. 

New-England  Society.— H.  A.  Nelson,  president;  P.  D.  Browne, 
1st  vice-president;  Champion  Brown,  2nd  vice-president ;  Clark 
Fitts,  3rd  vice-president ;  D  T.  Irish,  4th  vice-president ;  Dr.  G.  A. 
Bazin,  treasurer  ;  Chauncey  K.  Adams,  recording  secretary  ;  A.  S. 
Wood,  corresponding  secretary  ;  Rev.  Jas.  B.  Bonar,  chaplain  ;  Dr. 
M.H.  Utley,  W.  E.  Bowman,  physicians. 

Charitable  Committee.— E.  F.  Ames,  chairman  ;  S.  Browning.  Geo. 
W.  Reed,  W.  S.  Childs,  Gilman  Cheney  J.  D.  Nutter,  Henry  W. 
Atwater. 

Finance  Committee. —E.  J.  Bancroft,  chairman  ;  S.  B.  Scott,  Jacob 
DeWitt,  B.  P.  Paige,  Harison Stephens, Beuj.  Lyman,  E.  K.  Greene, 
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Grkman  FociFm' — Gorlmrd  I.omor,  proiaUlcnt  :  E.  IIacii?»pon,  vlco- 
president;  L  Gnuodinjjcr,  tronsuror  ;  .I.G.  Hcny.  F  Fiscbor,  soore- 
t.'uios  :  W.  C.  Mun<loiI()l),  W.  Kicport,  II.  DroychtT,  cliaritablo  com* 
mittoo  ;  S.  a  Scliinidt,  M.D.,  W.  lllngHton,M  D.,  Fred.  iMiillor,  M.l)., 
pliysici.'Ujs  to  tbo  .Society. 

St.  Jkax  PAmsTR  Socikty. — Olivier  Rortholct,  prcsidont ;  T.  Bon- 
thillicr,  A.  E.  Moiitmarqiict,  H.  Taro,  E.  II.  Trudollo,  M.I)  ,  vice- 
prosldonta  ;  R.  Trudoau,  treasurer  ;  Loiil.s  Hoaiidry,  marslia! ;  Jos. 
Loranger,  M.  C.  Desnoycrs,  L.  J.  B.  Beaubion,  C.  Ihigroclicrs,  L. 
Lesago,  Michel  Lefebvrc,  deputy  mar.sbals  ;  R.  Bolloniaro,  record- 
ing secretary  ;  H.  Fabro,  corresponding  secretary  ;  L.  N.  Duvernay, 
J.  A.  Mousscaii,  J.  C.  Roblllard,  F.  X.  A.  TrndoUo,  secretaries  ;  H. 
Peltier,  M.D. ,  physiclun  ;  Rev.  M  Prevost,  chaplain  ;  Chas.  Lacalllc, 
A.  Baziuet,  J.  Leblauc,  S.  Gelina.q,  collectors. 


INSTITUTIONS. 

Ladies*  Benevolent  Society. --Mrs.  C.  Geddes,  1st  directress;  Mrs. 
T.  Paton,2nd  ditto  ;  Mrs.  T.  Gordon,  treasurer  ;  Miss  F.  Evans,  sec- 
retary ;  Mrs.  Ogden,  secretary  lor  children. 

St.  Patrick's  Benevolent  SoaKTY. — Thomas  Brennan,  president  ; 
Dennis  Murney.  1st  vice-president ;  W.  B.  LInehan,  'Jnd  vice-presi- 
dent;  Felix  M.  Cassidy,  recording  secretary  ;  John  Quinn,  asi^istant 
recording  secretary  ;  Myles  Murphy,  treasurer;  Robert  i^myth,  col- 
lecting treasurer  •  William  Cunningham,  assistant  collecting  treas- 
urer ;  Thomas  Bowes,  grand  marshal. 

Irish  Protestant  Benevolent  Society. — James  L.  Mathewson,  pre- 
sident ;  Richard  Holland  and  Richard  Thomas,  1st  vice-presidents  ; 
John  McClellan,  2nd  vice-president;  Robert  Miller,  Srd  vice-presi- 
dent ;  Wm.  McWatters,  treasurer  ;  S.  E.  Kyte,  recording  secretary  ; 
Howard  Ransom,,  assistant  recording  secretary. 

CowwciL— George  Armstrong,  W.  A.  Merry,  Wm.  Mlddleton,  J.  J. 
Arnton,  M.  H.  Gault,  Hugh  Mathewson,  George  Home,  G.  S.  Scott, 
Wm.  Drum,  John  Porter,  Wm.  Clendinning,  H.  J.  Shaw,  C.  Bryson, 
J.  McMillan,  Wm.  McDonald.  •   ^ 

0/iari7at7e  CommiWec— W.  Clendinning,  chairman.  '       - 

Emigration. — W.  A.  Merry,  chairman. 

Finance.— M.  H.  Gault,  chairman. 


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FiREMENs'  Benevolent  Society. — Alex.  Bertram,  president  ;  P. 
Cooper  and  M.  Moses,  vice-presidents  ;  W.  Dalton,  secretary  ;  G.  W 
Slack,  assistant  ditto  ;  A.  McNaughton,  treasurer. 

Protestant  Orphan  Asylum. — Mrs.  Ross,  1st  directress;  Mrs. 
Moflfatt,  2nd  ditto  ;  Mrs.  Tylee,  treasurer  ;  Mrs.  McCord,  secretary; 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cribb,  supt.  and  matron  :  Miss  L.  Tracy,  teacher. 


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Roman  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum.— Mrs.  Boufhillier,  directress  ; 
Mrs.  Qncsnel,  treasurer  ;  Mrs.  Laframboise,  secretary  ;  Miss  Eulalie 
Petit,  matron.  . 


TEMPERANCE. 


Grand  Div.  S.  T.,  C.K—Head  Quarters ^  Montr eal.--l^QV.  Archd. 
Duff,  Sherbrooke,  G.W.P.;  Jolin  B.Lay,  Waterloo,  G.W.A.;  Jolm 
S.  Hall,  Montreal,  G.S.;  John  Moore,  Quebec,  G.T.;  Thos.  Fessen- 
den,  Montreal,  G.  Chap.;  Joseph  Bacon,  Qtiebcc,  G.C.;  H.  A.  Law- 
rence, West  Shefford,  G.  Sen.;  P.  H  Burton  and  Wm.  M.  Waller, 
Montreal,  ivG.W.P.  . 

Sons  op  Temperance,— Bbward  Division^  No.  1,  meets  every  Thurs- 
day evening,  in  Bonaventure  Building. 

Eastern  Star  Division,  No.  49,  meets  every  Thursday  evening,  at 
38  Great  St.  James  Street. 

St.  Henry  Union  Division,  No.  53,  meets  every  Monday  evening, 
at  the  village  of  St.  Henry  (Tanneries). 

,S^^.  Charles  Division  J  No.  61,  meets  at  Point  St.  Charles,  Brown's 
School-House,  every  Monday  evening. 

Mechanics*  Division,  No.  65,  meets  every  Wednesday  evening,  at 
the  Factories,  Cote  St.  Paul.  •  -    r    ,'  : 

Cadets  op  Temperance.— 22isinp  Star  Section,  No.  2,  meets  every 
Friday  evening,  38  Great  St.  James  Street. 

Montreal  Temperance  Society.— J.  Dougall,  president ;  R.  Camp- 
bell, treasurer  ;  J.  C.  Becket,  corresponding  secretary ;  J.  S.  Hall, 
recording  secretary. 

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Rechabites. —Perseverance  Tent  meets  every  Tuesday  evening, 
88  Great  St.  James  Suoet. 

St.  Patrick's  Total  Abstinence  Society.— Rev.  Mr.  Hogan,  presi- 
dent and  director  ;  B.  Devlin,  1st  vice-president ;  Christopher  Mc- 
Cormick,  2nd  vice  president ;  P.  J.  Durack,  treasurer;  Thomas  B. 
Consedine,  secretary. 

United  Canadian  Alliance,  for  the  Suppression  of  thb  Liqdor 
Traffic— Hon.  Malcolm  Cameron,  president.  E.  S.  Stacy,  Kingston; 
T.  S.  Brown,  J.  C.  Becket,  H.  A.  Nelson,  Rev.  James  Green,  James 
A.  Mathewson,  Montreal  ;  J.  G.  Robertson,  Sherbrooke  ;  Jas  Boyd, 
Vankleek  Hill,  vice-presidents.  Thos.  J.  Telfer,  treasurer  ;  William 
McWatters,  secretary. 


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University  OF  McGill  College — Visitor:  The  Governor  General. 
Governors:  Hon.  Charles  D.  Day,  LL.D.,  President;  Hon.  James 
Ferrier,  T.  B.  Anderson,  D.  Davidson,  B.  Holmes,  A.  Robertson. 
M.A.,  C.  Dunkin,  M.A.,  A.  Morris,  M.A.,  W.  Molson,  Esquires; 
Hon.  John  Rose,  M.P.P. 

Principal:  J.  W.  Dawson,  LL.D.,  F.G.S.  Fellows:  The  Deans 
of  the  Faculties  of  Law,  Medicine,  and  Arts  ;  the  Rector  of  the  High 
School;  B.  Chamberlin,  M.A.,  B.C.L.  ;  W.  B.  Lambe,B.C.L.  ;  T. 
W.  Jones,  M.D.;  Sir  W.  E.  Logan,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.G.S.      ;-   i  .  ; 

VV.  C.  Baynes,  B.A.,  Secretary-Registrar  and  Bursar. 

Faculty  of  Arts :  Rev.  Canon  Leach,  D.C.L.,  Vice-Principal,  Dean 
of  the  Faculty,  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy  and  Logic,  and  Molson 
Professor  of  English  Literature ;  Al*^xander  Johnson,  LL.D. ,  Profes- 
sor of  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy  ;  Rev.  G.  Cornish,  M,A., 
Professor  of  Classical  Literature  ;  Rev.  A.  DeSola,  LL.D.,  Profes-sor 
of  Hebrew  and  Oriental  Literature;  J.  W.  Daw?on,  LL.D.,  F.G  S., 
Professor  of  Natural  History  and  Agriculture  ;  C.  F.  A.  Markgraf, 
Professor  of  German  Language  and  Literature  ;  P.  J.  Darey,  M.A., 

Professor  of  French  Language  and  Literature; , 

Professor  of  Civil  Engineering  ;  Charles  Smallwood,  M.D.,  Profejfsor 
of  Meteorology  ;  Jonathan  Barber,  M.R.C.S.L.,  Professor  of  Oratory. 

The  Session  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  commences  on  the  6th  Septem- 
ber, and  euds  on  the  1st  day  of  May.  The  course  extends  over  four 
years  ;  and  entitles  the  Student,  after  a  satisfactory  examination,  to 
the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts. 

Faculty  of  Medicine :  Geo.  W.  Campbell,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Dean  of  tho 
Faculty  and  Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgerj^  ;  A. 
Hall,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Midwifery  and  the  Diseases  of  Women  and 
Children;  W.  Eraser,  M.D.,  Professor  of  the  Institutes  of  Medicine  ; 
W.  Sutherland,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Chemistry  ;  W.  E.  Scott,  M.D., 
Professor  of  Anatomy  ;  W.  Wright,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Materia 
Medica  and  Pharmacy  ;  R.  P.  Howard,  M.D.,  Professor  of  the  Theory 
and  Practice  of  Medicine;  D.  C.  McCallum,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Clinical 
Medicine  and  Medical  Jurisprudence;  R.  Craik,  M.D,  Professor  of 
Clinical  Surgery  ;  H.  Nelson,  M.D.,  Demonstrator  of  Anatomy  and 
Curator  of  Museum. 

The  Sessions  of  the  Medical  Faculty  commence  on  the  first  Monday 
in  November,  and  end  on  the  first  day  of  May.  The  course  extends 
over  four  years  ;  and  entitles  the  Student,  after  a  satisfactory  exam- 
ination, to  the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine  and  Master  of  Surgery. 

faculty  of  Law  :  Hon.  W.  Badyley,  D.C.L.,  Professor  of  Public  and 
Criminal  Law  ;  Hon.  J.J.  C.  Abbott,  B.C.L. ,  M.P.P.,  Dean  of  the 
Faculty  and  Professor  of  Commercial  Law  ;  F.  W.  Torrance,  M.A., 
Professor  of  Civil  Law  ;  P.  R,  Lafrenaye,  B.C.L..,Profess!or,pf  Juris-: 

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prudence  and  Legal  Bibliography ;  R.  G.  Laflamme,  Professor  of 
Customary  Law  and  the  Law  of  Real  Estate;  Ed.  Carter,  QiC,  Asso- 
ciate Professor  of  Criminal  Law. 

The  Sessions  of  the  Faculty  of  Law  commence  on  the  first  Monday 
in  November. 

High' School  Department:  Professor  H.  A.  Howe,  M.A.,  Rector  ;  D. 
Rodger,  M.A.,  Mathematical  Master  ;  T.  A.  Gibson,  M.  A.,  J.  John- 
ion,  B.A.,  J.  Kemp,  Classical  and  English  Masters;  J.  M.  Reid, 
Writing  master ;  Professor  P.  J.  Darey,  M.A  ,  French  Master  ;  Pro- 
fessor C.  F.  A.  Markgraf,  German  Master  ;  J.  Andrew,  Elocution 
Master  ;  J.  Duncan,  Drawing  Master  ;  J.  Follenus,  Music  Master. 

Terms :  Fall  Term,  1st  September  to  15th  November  :  Winter  Term, 
16th  November  to  31st  January  ;  Spring  Term,  1st  February  to  15th 
April ;  Summer  Term,  16th  April  to  80th  June. 

Fees  (inclusive  all  charges) : 

/'       For  the  Five  Senior  Forms $12.00  per  Terra. 

For  the  Two  Junior  Forms $10.50     " 

Payable  in  advance  to  the  College  Secretary,  who  will  issue  tickets 
at  the  beginning  of  each  Term. 

McGiLL  Normal  School.— Affiliated  to  the  University,  under  the 
control  of  the  Superintendent  of  Schools  and  the  Corporation  of  the 
ITniversity.  J  W.  Dawson,  LL.D.,  Principal  abd  Adjunct  Professor 
of  Natural  History  and  Agriculture  ;  Wm.  Henry  Hicks,  Esq.,  and 
Sampson  Paul  Robbins,  B. A., Esq., Ordinary  Professors:  P.  J  Darey, 
M.  A. ,  Associate  Professor  of  French.  Regular  instruction  in  Draw- 
ing is  given  by  Mr.  J.  Duncan,  and  in  Music  by  Mr.  R.  S.  Fowler. 

Model  School  of  McGill  Normal  School.— Teacher  of  Boys' School, 
Mr.  James  McGregor  ;  Teacher  of  Girls'  School,  Miss  Mary  A.  Coad. 

Jacques  Cartier  Normal  School. — M.  Pabbe  H.  Verreau,  princi- 
pal, professor  and  director  of  students  boarding  schocl ;  Leopold 
Deyisme,  B. A.,  ordinary  professor  ;  Rev.  F.  Birtz,  maitre  d^etudB, 
Dominique  Boudrais,  associate  professor  and  teacher,  of  Boy's  Model 
School ;  Patrick  Delanay,  associate  professor  and  teacher  of  Boys' 
Model  School ;  J.  Brauneis,  associate  professor  ;  Francois  J.  V. 
Regnaud,  associate  professor  ;  Frederic  M.  Ossaye,  associate  profes- 
sor ;  Tancrede  Dostaler.  associate  professor.  The  Ladies  of  the 
Ursuline  Convent  have  cnarge  of  the  boarding  department  of  the 
female  pupil  teachers,  and  attend  to  part  of  the  Normal  School  teaofa- 
tog,  and  the  Girls'  Model  School.  s ;       « .  ^     .i^ .  ^ 

Sr.  Francis  Collegs,  Riohmond,  C.E.— The  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Aylmer, 
president;  Thomas  Tait,  Esq.,  vice-president;  G.  K.  Foster,  Esq., 
treasurer  ;  W.  E.  Jones,  Esq. ,  A.M.,  secretary. 

tHcuUy.'-'John  H.  Graham.  A.M.,  PrinoipiU,  and  Professor  of 
Englieh  and  Classical  Literature  ;  Joseph  Green,  A. B.,  Professor  of 


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Mathematics*;  A.  W.  Hamilton,  A.  B.^  M.O.,  Professor  of  Chemistry; 
Rev.  J.  L.  Gay,  Professor  of  History  and  Metaphysics  ;  Mons,  J.  B, 
Bianquet,  Instructor  of  French  and  Gorman  ;  Tutors  in  Elementary 
Branches. 

Univebsitt  of  Bishop's  College,  Lennoxville. — Incorporated  by 
RoyabCbarter,  1853. — President  of  the  Corporation  and  Visitor,  Rt. 
Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Montreal ;  Vice-President  of  the  Corporation 
and  Visitor,  Rt.  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Quebec  ;  Chancellor,  Hon. 
Mr.  Justice  McCord,  D.C.L.;  Vice-chancellor,  Hon.  E.  Hale,  M.A. 
Trustees  :  Hon.  E.  Hale,  M.A.,  chairman  ;  Hon.  G.  Moflfatt,  D.C.L.i 
Hon.  Mr.  Justice  McCord,  D.C.L.,  Hon.  W.  Shepherd,  D.C.L.  ,W« 
Balcor,  Esq.,  G.  F.  Bo  wen,  Esq.,  Rev.  W.  Bond,  R.  W.  Heneker^ 
Esq. ,  Rev.  K.  Lindsay,  B.  T.  Morris,  Esq..  L.  T.  Morris,  Esq.,  M.A., 
C.  Rawson,  Esq.,M.A.,  Rev.  C.  P.  Reid,  Lieut. -Colonel  Rhodes. 
College  Council :  Rev.  J.  H.  Nicolls,  D.D.,  H.  Miles,  MA.,  E.  Chap- 
man, M.  A. ,  Major  Campbell,  C.B.,  Rev.  C.  Hamilton,  M.A.,  Rev. 
G.  B.  Dodwell,  M.A.,  Mons.  C.  Roux,  M.A.  Officers  of  the  Corpo- 
ration :  £.  Chapman,  M. A.,  secretary  ;  E.  L.  Montizambert,  M.A., 
honorary  counsel ;  B.  T.  Morris,  M.A.,  attorney  ;  Hon.  E.  Hale  an4 
B.  T.  Morris,  auditors.  Officers  of  the  College  :  Rev.  J.  H.  Nicolls, 
D.D.,  Principal  and  Professor  of  Classics ;  H.  Miles,  M.A.,  Vice- 
Principal  and  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy ; 
Rev.  G.  C.  Irving,  M.A.,  Dean  of  the  College  and  Rector  of  the  Junior 
Department;  Rev.  G.  B.  Dodwell,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Divinity  and 
Hebrew;  Mons.  C.  Roux,  M.A.,  Professor  of  French  ;  E.  Chapman, 
M.A.,  Bursar  and  Registrar  ;  Rev.  A.  C.  Scarth,  L.S.T.,  Librarian; 
H.  Miles,  M.A.,  Curator  of  the  Museum ;  J.  B.  Hyndman,  Esq.,  H. 
Slack,  Esq  ,  B.A.,  Assistant  Masters  of  Junior  Department  and  Grano- 
mar  School ;  Rev.  W.  Richmond,  M.  A.,  Sub -Rector  of  Junior  Depart- 
ment I  Mr.  Hoerner,  German  Master. 

British  jind  Canadian  School,  Montreal.— Wm.  Lunn,  president ; 
John  Greenshield^,  secretary  ;  Henry  Thomas,  treasurer. 

Mary  Harper,  teacher  of  Boys'  School ;  Mary  Walling,  assistant 
teacher.  Elizabeth  Maxwell,  teacher  of  Girls'  School  •  Christina 
Monteath|  assistant  teacher.    Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament. 


RELIGIOUS  SOCIETIES. 


French-Canadian  Missionary  SoaETY.— Lieut. -Col.  Wilgress,  B.A.. 
president ;  Hon.  J.  Ferrier,  J.  Redpath,  Rev.  W.  Taylor,  D.D.,  and 
J.  Dougall,  vice-presidents  ;  J.  Court,  treasurer  ;  Revd^.  H.  Wilkes. 
D.D.,  J.  B.  Bonar,  honQrary  secretaries ;  Rev.  A.  F.  Kemp,  general 
secretary. 


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Montreal  Auxiuary  Bible  SoaBTY. — Hon.  Jas.  Ferrief,  president ; 
J.  Mathewson,  Rev.  Dr.  Wilkes;  Rev.  Dr.  Taylor,  John  Smith,  vice- 
presidonts  ;  T.  M.  Taylor,  corresponding  secretary ;  Rev.  Professor 
Cornish,  recording  secretary  ;  Henry  Vennor,  treasurer  ;  J.  Milne, 
general  agent  and  depositary  ;  Rev.  James  Green,  travelling  agent. 

Religious  Tract  Society.— T.  M.  Taylor,  president ;  Principal  Paw- 
son,  viqp-presidcnt ;  H.  Vnnor,  treasurer  ;  Rev.  George  Cornish, 
secretary  ;  James  Milne,  depositary. 

Sub-Committee,  for  City  Colportage  and  Trad  Distribution. — J.  A. 
Mathewson ,  secretary ;  Professor  Cornish  and  J.  Murphy. 

Canada  Sunday-School  Union. — Hon.  James  Ferrier,  president; 
John  Redpath,  Principal  Dawson,  Alexander  Morris,  fl.  A.  Nelson, 
J.  C.  Becket,  vice-presidents  ;  James  Court,  treasurer  ;  Rev.  J.  B. 
Bonar,  corresponding  secretary;  S.  B.  Scott,  recording  secretary; 
James  Milne,  depositary. 

Ladies'  Bible  Association  —Mrs.  Davidson,  president ;  Mrs.  J.  W. 
Dawson,  vice-president;  Mrs.  D.  Torrance,  treasurer;  Mrs.  James 
Ferrier,  Jun.,  secretary. 

Weslbyan  Missionary  Society.— J.  Ferrier,  Jun.,  treasurer ;  J.  A. 
Mathewson,  secretary. 


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Wesleyan  Sunday-School  Union.— Rev.  E.  B.  Harper,  president ; 
T.  Patton,  secretary.  '4.  v    '^  '  ;     *.;  ^    '^^ 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association  and  Ctty  Mi%ion. — Rooms  :  12 
Great  St.  James  Street,  near  Post  OfBce.— Thos.  Leeming,  president ; 
Thos,  Hobson,  recording  secretary;  J.  R.  Dougall,  corresponding 
secretary;  James  Ross,  treasurer  ;  Messrs.  Massey  and  Miln,  mis- 
sionaries. 

Church  Society  of  the  Diocese  op  Montreal.— Patron.— His  Excel- 
lency the  Most  Honorable  Lord  Viscount  Monk,  Governor  General  of 
British  North  America,  &c. 
^  President— The  Most  Reverend  the  liOrd  Bishop  of  Montreal. 

Vice-Presidents. — Hon.  George  Moffatt,  Hon.  Justice  Aylwin,  Hon. 
Justice  Badgley,  Hon.  Justice  McCord,  Hon.  J.  Pangman,  Colonel 
Wilgress,  Colonel  Austin,  C.  Phillips,  Thomas  Selby,  W.  Baker, The 
Very  Rev.  the  Dean  of  Montreal,  Venerable  Archdeacon  Scott,  Kev. 
Canon  Leach,  Principal  of  Lennoxville  College,  Major  Campbell,  C.B., 
Colonel  Stephens  Baker,  Rev.  Canon,  Reid,  Canon  Townsend,  and 
ftU  Chairmen  of  former  District  Associations  of  this  Society. 

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;  CoLONUL  Church  and  School  Society.— Incorporated  by  Act  of 
Parliament.     Her  Most  Gracious  Majesty  the  Queen,  patron;  His 


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Grace  the  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  and  His  Grace  the  Archbishop 
of  Yorls,  vice-patrous  ;  Corresponding  Committee  of  the  Diocese  of 
Montreal :  the  Most  Reverend  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Montreal,  and  Me- 
tropolitan, president ;  A.  H.  Campbell,  Commercial  Bank  of  Canada, 
treasurer;  hev.  William  Bond,  secretary;  Thomas  Evans,  assist, 
ditto.  Place  of  meeting,  30  Bonaventure  Street,  first  Wednesday  of 
every  month  at  half  past  two  o'clock . 


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The  Right  Rev.  Ig.  Bourget,  Bishop  of  Montreal.    V* .   * 

Seminary  of  Montreal.^Mli .  D.  Granet,  V.G.  Superieur ;  P.  Bil- 
laudile,  V.G. ;  J.  Comte,  J.  Arraud,  Proc. ;  L.  Regourd,  L.  Villoneuvej 
E.  PicardjM.  C.  Bonnissant,  Ecou.;  A.  Barbarin,  J.  Aoustin,  L.  Pel- 
lissier,  L.  Billion,  H.  Prevost,  Cure  d'Office  ;  V.  Rousselot,  F.  Daniel, 
J.  Perrault ,  J.  Patatin,  F.  Lacan,  C.  Demazures,  A.  Giband ,  J,  Bardy, 
D.  Tambareau,  P.  Rousseau,  R.  Rousseau,  M.  J.  O'Farrell,  L.  Cotin, 
G.  Leclair. 

Misson  du  Lac  des  Deux  Montagues. — MM.  A.  Mercier,  directour ; 
A.  Cuog. 

j^glise  de  Notre  Damede  Toute  Graces. — MM.  B.  Granjon,  directeur, 
J.  B.  Marsolais. 

JlSglise  St.  Jacques. — MM.  A,  Campion,  directeur  ;  H.  Lenoir,  V. 
Serin. 

J^glise  St.  Patrice. — MM.  P.  O'Dowd,  directeur;  J.  Toupin,  M. 
O'Brien,  J.  Hogan,  J.  Brown,  F.  Bakewell. 

Eglise  St  Louis. — MM.  S.  Tallet,  directeur ;  J.  Archambault.   *  ''  * 

Hotel  Dieu. — MM.  A.  Nercam,  directeur  ;  L.  Sentenne. 

Grand  Seminaire  at  the  Mountain. — MM.  J.  Boyle,  directeur:  J.  B. 
Larue,  H.  Rouxel,  A.  Vacher,  A.  Tranchemontagne. 

College  d' Montreal. — MM.  C.  Leuoir,  directeur  ;  J.  Delavlgne,  J, 
Singer,  J.  Moyen,  D.  Lefebre,  T.  Parent,  P.  Deguire. 

St.  Mary^s  College  (Jesuits).— R^.  PP.  Sache  A.  Larcher,  Michel, 

Novices  des  Jesuites  au  Sault  au  Becollet. — RR.  PP.  Perronet  Point. 

Parish  Church  :  High  Mass,  morning,  at  9>^  ;  Vespers  at  3  o'clock  I 
St.  Patrick's  Church  ;  High  Mass,  morning,  9>^  ;  Vespers  at  3  o'clock. 
Bonsecours  Church  :  Morning  Service  at  1^  ;  Evening  Service  at  b%. 
St.  James  Church :  High  Mass,  morning,  9>^  ;  Vespers  at  3  o'clock; 
Cathedral  (Bishop  Church)  :  High  Mass,  morning,  9^  ;  Vespers  at  3 

o'clock.  i-    ■   -v  •  *'-'f;'_  ^K'*'"y  .,, 

St.  Ann's  Church  :  Morning  Service  at  8  o'clock. 

St.  Bridget's  Church  :  Morning  Service  at  7K- 

St.  Peter's  Church ;  High  Mass,  morning,  9>^  ;  Vespers  at  2>^  p.m. 


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Church  of  England.— The  Right  Rev.  Francis  Fulford,  D.D. ,  Lord 
Bishop  of  Montreal. 

CkUkedral  Clergy:  Very  Rev.  J.  Bethune^  D.D.,  rector  and  dean  ; 
Rev.  Canon  Thompson,  first  assistant  minister  ;  Rev.  Canon  White, 
second  assistant  minister. 

Trinity  Church:  Rev.  Canon  Bancroft,  M.A.;  Rev.  W.  Curran, 
assistant  minister. — 

St.  Oeorge^s:  Rev.  William  Bond,  incumbent ;  Rev.  Mr.  Sullivan, 
assistant  minister.  .J         .^  ., 

St,  Stephen's:  Rev.  J.  Ellegood. 

St.  Luke's  I  Rev.  J.  IrTVin. 

St.  John  the  EvangelisVs  (free  seat):  Rev.  Edmund  Wood,  M,  A. 

St.  MaryH  (HochelcLga):  Rev.  R.  R.  Burrage. 

Hours  of  Service.— Cathedral,  daily,  at  11^  a.u.  and  5  p.m.,  from 
Easter-day  to  1st  October ;  and  4  p.m  the  rest  of  the  year.  Sundays, 
At  11  i.M. ;  for  military,  lyii  p.m.  ;  3>^  p.v. ,  and  evening  at  7.  AH 
others  at  11  a.m.  and  7  p.m.  ,.     ,,  < .... ,--    *        ' 

St.  Thomas'  CflVncH  (Garrison).— Rev.  T.  H.  M.  Bartlett,  chaplain. 
Hour  of  service,  10%  a.m.  Bible  Class,  Tuesday,  6  p.m.  Corner  of 
Voltigeurs  and  St.  Mary  Streets. 


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Church  of  SooTLAND.^iSI^.  AnArem^s,  Rev.  Dr.  Mathieson,  11  a.m. 
iuid  7  P.M.    Sunday  School,  3  p.m. 

.  St,  PmWSy  Rev.  W.  Snodgrass,  11  a.m.  and  7  p.m.   Sunday  School, 
8  p.m. 

Canada  Presbyterian  ChUrch.— <S<.  Gdbrid  Street^  Rev.  A.  F.  Kemp, 
11  A.M.  and  7  p.m.    Sunday  School,  2>^  p.m. 

Cote  Street^  Rev.  D.  H.  McVicar,  11  a^m.  and  7  p.m.  Sunday  School, 
3  p.m. 

LagaucheHere  Street,  Rev.  Dr.  Taylor,  11  a.m.  and  7  P.ii.  Sunday 
School  at  3  P.M. 

St.  Joseph  Street  (toest) ,  Rev.  P.  D.  Muir,  11  A.M.  and  7  p.tt.  Sun- 
day School,  3  P.M. 

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Ambrioan  Presbyterian,  Great  St.  James  Street.— Rev.  James  B. 
Bonar,  11  a.m.  and  7  p.m.    Sunday  School,  ^}i  a.m. 

Wesleyan  Methodists.— G^Mf  St.  James  Street  s  Rev.  E.  B.  Harper, 
M.A.,  No.  2  Hanover  Terrace. 


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Cfriffintown :  Rev.  J.  H.  Johnson,  M.  A. 

Quebec  Stiburhs :  Rev.  H.  F.  Bland.  ...... 

Service  at  all  the  above  places,  10>^  a.m.  and  6>^p.m.  Sunday 
Schools  at  all  the  above,  and  at  the  Wesle]^an  School-house,  corner 
of  Dorchester  and  St.  Charles  Baromed  Streets,  at  9  a.m.  and  2  p.m. 


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Mbthodisi  New  Connexion.— ^aZem  Church,  Panet  Street,  Quebec 
Suburbs  :  Rev.  W.  H.  WIthrow. 

Ebenezer  Church yDufire  L&ne  :  Rev.  J.  Shuttleworth. 

Residence  of  both  ministers^  opposite  Ebenczor  Church,  Dupre 
liane.  Service  at  10>j^  a.m.  and  6>^  p.m.  Sunday  School,  2  p.m.,  at 
each  place. 


OoNQRBOATioNAt. —2ton,  Radogondc  Street:  Rev.  Dr.  Wilkea,  11 
A.M.  and  7  P.M.    Sunday  School,  3  p.m. 

Baptist.— Hra<  Baptist  Church,  Beaver-Hall  Hill:  Rev.  J.  Alexander, 
U  A.M.  and  7  p.m.    Sunday  School,  9^  a.m. 

Second  Baptist  Churchy  Mr.  Becket's  Room,  Great  St.  James  Street: 
Mr.  Thomas  McGinn,  11  A.M.  and  6^  p. m 

FRiiivcH  CANAmAN  (PROTBBtANT  MISSION),  Oojmef  of  Dorchester  and 
St.  Charles  Balromee  Streets  :  Rev.  R.  Duclos,  11  a.m.  and  7  p.m. 


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French  Protestant  (Church  of  Scotland),  Dorchester,  between 
St.  Urbain  and  St.  Charles  Barom6e  Streets :  Rev.  J.  E.  Tanner,  11 
A.M.  and  7^.M.    Sunday  School  and  Bible  Class,  3  p.m.      ' 

German  Protestant.— iSif.  John^s  Chitrch,  109  St.  Dominique  Street: 
Rev.  George  Werner,  10)^  a.m.    Sunday  School,  3  p.m. 

UNrrARiAN.— C%Mrc^  of  the  Messiah,  Beaver-Hall  Hill :  Rev.  John 
Cordner,  11  a.m.  and  7  p.m.    Sunday  School,  9)^  a.m. 


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NEW-JERUSALraf  Church  (Swedenborgian),  Dorchester  Street,  oppo- 
site High  School :  Rev.  E.  Gould,  11  a.m. 


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Jewish  Stnagooub  (Engusb),  Chenneville  Street :  Rev.  A.  DeSola. 

JEWISH  Stnagogvb  (German),  St.  Constant,  near  Vitre  Street:  Rev. 
Wolf  Pass.  v'.;  ,        .  '.-tii'm-' 


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CLUBS. 


Montreal  Cricket  Club.— Sir  W.  F.  Williams,  president ;  T.  Bacon, 
vice-president ;  Geo.  H.  Bacon,  secretary  and  treasurer.  Committee: 
Capt.  Buesfor<l,S.F.G.,Capt.  Phillips,  6.G.,  Capt.  Northey,  60th, 
Mr.  Williams,  R.  A . ,  J.  Dunlop,  W.  Osborne  Smith,  Capt.  Hogge,  16th. 


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Mo.vTKEAi,  CuRUXG  CLun.— Robort  Simms,  pre^^idont ;  G(!orp:o  Den- 
holm,  vico-prcsidont ;  Jiinics  Tyro,  treasurer;  Captain  I)e  Winton, 
secretary  ;  lion.  John  Young,  H.  L,  Macdougull,  reprosontatlvo 
mombors. 


Thistle  Curling  Cluh.— David  Sliaw,  prcHident;  Frank  Ross,  vlco- 
president ;  Jackson  Rao,  treasurer  ;  John  Rankin,  secretary.  Com- 
mittee :  James  MunouKall,  David  Mair,  James  A.  Glassford,  II.  W. 
Atwator.  Representative  Members  :  Andrew  Allan  and  James  Beu- 
ning. 


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Montreal  Fish  and  Game  Protection  Club.— Henry  McKay,  presi- 
dent ;  A.  Murray,  secretary  and  treasurer  ;  Aug.  Heward,  J.  Breck- 
onridgOjGeo.  Home,  L.  N.  Duvernay,H,  W.  King^  committee. 


'  Young-Canada  Cricket  Club.— J.  Reed  Harris,  president;  R.  A. 
Starke,  vice-president ;  J.  Ferrier,  secretary;  C.  U.  Tuggey,  tri^ua- 
urer  ;  C.  S.  DeVVitt,  C.  S.  Fisher,  committee. 


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Caledonia  Curuno  Club.— James  Muir  president ;  A.  Ogilvie,  vico- 
presidcDt ;  J.  W.  McQuhae,  secretary  ;  Robert  Gardner,  treasurer, 

Montreal  Chess  Club.— H.  A.  Howe,  president ;  Chs.  Glackmeyer, 
and  John  Popham,  vice  presidents  ;  W.  Hicks,  secretary  and  treas- 
urer. Club  Room  :  iu  the  Library  of  the  Mercantile  Library  Asdo- 
clation. 

Montreal  Gymnastic  Club — M.  Lemoinc,  president  ;  J.  L.  Morris, 
and  A.  A.  McCulloch,  vice-presidents  ;  F.  S.  Barnjum,  secretary  ; 
G.  M  Soule,  treasurer.  Committee  :  R.  H.  Stephens,  \V.  N.  Dawson, 
John  Cassells,  J.  McDonald,  J.  J.  Redpath.  ^^    ^  j.^  :  m^^azi-D  in  ii»  m'- 

Aurora  SxNOW  Shoe  Club.— T.  R.  Wragg,  president ;  T.  T.  Beilby, 
1st  vice-president;  0.  Broster,  2nd  ditto;  F.  Edgar,  secretary  ;  T. 
Parsons,  treasurer.  Committee  :  W.  H.  Weston, H.  Alloway,  E.  De- 
mers,  P.  Charlebois,  and  W.  Millar. 

Ekina  Snow  Shoe  Club.— William  Rigney,  president ;  James Rooney 
and  John  Rafter,  vice-presidents  ;  P.  F  Walsh,  secretary.  Com- 
mittee of  Management :  Hart,Brenuan,  Curran  and  Duggan. 

Montreal  Snow-Shoe  Club.— N.  H.  Hughes,  president ;  W;H. 
Rintoul  and  W.  H.  Woods,  vice  presidents  ;  Wm.  G.  Murray,  secre- 
tary. Committee  of  Management ;  H.  E.  Murray,  L.  Labello,  T, 
Taylor. 


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R.W.  Br.  Hon.  Mr.  Justlco  Bad^loy,  P.U.M. 
<'  Frederick  Grimn,  D.P.G.M. 

Medings:  Second  Monday  in  May  and  November 

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M.  E.  Com.  Hon.  Mr.  Justice  Ba'lgloy,  P.O.,  Snpcrintcndont  for  r. 

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Attached  to  St.  PauVs  Lodge. 

M.EC.P.Z.  Ogilvy  Moflatt,  Z. ;  M  EC.  Col!i«,  H. ;  M  EC.  Broolce.  J. ; 
E.C.  Wallter,  treasurer;  E.C.  Johnson,  E. ;  E.C  Perin,X.;  B.C. 
Blackwood,  P.S. ;  C.  Colquhoun,  janitor  ;  C.  Allan,  assistant  janitor. 


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V.W.  Bro.  Richard  A.  Brooke,  W.M. ;  V.W.  Bro  John  S.  D.  McGill, 
P.M.;  Bro.  Thomas  F.  Blackwood,  S  W.;  Fred.  J.  Brady,  J.W.; 
Joseph  Walker,  treasurer  ;  James  Rose,  secretary;  Brown  Chamber- 
lin,S.D.;  William  Lewis  Penn,  J.D. ;  McPherson  LeMoino,  director 
of  ceremonies  ;  James  J  Johnson,  LG.;  Robert  Colquhoun,  tylcr  ; 
W.  B.  Allan,  assistant  tyler. 


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ST.   GEORGE'S  LODGE  OF  MARK  MASTER  MASONS,   643,  ER. 

R.W  Brother  George  Nunn,R.W.M.;  W.  Brother  T.  Milton,  S.G.W.; 
Brother  J.  M.  Dcsjardins,  JW  ;  R.W.  Brother  James  Doran,  M.O.; 
W.  Brother  R.  H.  Stephens.  S.O.;  Brother  R.  McGinnis,  J.O.;  W. 
Brother  G.  W,  Slack,  treasurer ;  Brother  H.  Henderson,  secretary; 
Brother  W.  Johnson,  J.G. ;  Brother  E.  Thompson, conductor  ;  Brother 
P.  Cote,  S.D. ;  W.  B.  Allan,  tyler. 

Meets  second  Thursday  in  March,  June,  September,  and  December* 


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ST.  LAWRENCE  LODGE,  No.  923,  E.  R."^ 


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W.  Brother  Thomas  Milton,  W.M. ;  V.W.  Bro.  Romeo  H.  Stephens; 
P.M.;  Brother  Wm.  N.  Dow,  S.W.;  Brother  Henry  Henderson,  J. W. 


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MABOKIO. 


Brother  Robert  P.  McOlDnia.  treasurer ;  Brother  Henry  B.  Wright, 
Reoretary;  Brother  Edward  Thompson,  S.D.;  Brother  Francis  Miiler, 
J.D  ;  Brother  Peter  F.  Cooper,  DC;  Brother  Wm.  McGill, Stewart ; 
Brother  John  Howard,  stowart ;  Brother  Henry  AshbyJ.G. ;  Brother 
Wilson  B.  Allan,  tylor. 

Meets  flrst  Tuesday  of  every  month  at  the  Masonic  Rooms,  Notre 
Dame  Street. 

ELGIN  LODGE,  No.  348,  R.  S. 

James  Smith,  R.W.M. ;  Tiiomas  Yeoman.  R.W.P.M.;  A.  Darling, 
W.D.M  ;  J.  B.  Pardolllan,  W.S.M.;  J.  C.  Furnival,  W.S.W.;  J. 
D.  Doughty,  W  J.W.;  C.  D.  Hansom,  S.D.;  W.  H.  Weston,  J.D. ; 
J.  J.  Reeves^. S.;  G.  Batty,  assistant  6. S.;  W.  Evans,  assistant 
O.S.;  W.  S.Walker,  treasurer  ;  —  Allcock,  secretary;  W.  Alrd, 
chaplain  ;  R.  Riutoul,  inner  guard  ;  W.  B.  Allan,  tyler. 

Meets  first  Monday  of  every  month  at  8  p.m.,  at  the  Masonic  Hall, 
Place  dUrmes. 

,    ,     ..„  ST.  GEORGE'S  LODGE,   No.  19,  C.R. 

W.  Bro.  R.  A.  Smith.  W.M. ;  R.W.  Bro.  A.  A.  Stevenson,  D.D.G.M., 
P.M.;  Bro.  Robert  Irwin ,  S  W.;  Bro.  Alexander  Taylor,  J.W.;  Bro. 
David  Moss,  treasurer ;  Bro.  Wm.  L.  Mackenzie,  secretary  ;  Bro. 
Geo.  P.  Brewster,  S.D. ;  Bro.  —  Walsh,  J.D. ;  Bro.  James  H.  Mc- 
Nider,  I.G. ;  Bro.  Wm.  Hannah,  tyler. 


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V.W.  Bro.  T.  C.  Dettmers,  W.M. ;  R.W.  Bro.E.  Morris,P.D.D.G.M., 
P.M. ;  Bro.  S.  Littauer,  S.W. ;  Bro.  A.  Gutman,  J.W.;  Bro.  B  Levin, 
treasurer  t  Bro.  W.  Withey,  secretary;  Bro.  Wm.  Eaves,  S.D.;  Bro. 
— —  Weil,  J.D. ;  Bro.  —  Hensley,  I.G.  •  Bro.  A  Lamarche,  D.  of  C. ; 
Bro.  S.  Silverman,  steward  ;  Bro.  —  Beauvais,  steward  ;  Bro.  W. 
Hannah,  tyler. 

Meets  flrst  Thursday  in  every  month,  at  the  Masonio  Hall,  Place 
d'Armes. 


KILWINNING  LODGE  OF  MONTREAL,  No.  124,  R.  OP  a 

W.B.  John  Ren'shaw,  W.M.;  W.  Bro.  John  Holder  Isaacson,  P.M.; 
W.  Bro.  John  Boyd, P.M.;  Bro.  John  S.  Clark,  S.W.;  Bro.  I.  H. 
Stearns,  J. W. ;  Bro.  G.  R.  Bedwell ,  chaplain  ;  Bro.  John  B.  Rogers, 
treasurer  :  Bro.  William  H.  Hall,  secretary;  Bro.  John  Wilson,  S.D.; 
Bro.  R.  Moore,  J.D.;  Bro.  Thomas  Price,  LG.;  Bro.  W.  Hannah, 
tyler. 

Meets  second  Monday  In  every  month,  at  the  Masonic  Hall,  Place 
d'Armes.    Numbers  110  members. 


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CiERNARVON  ilOYAL  CHAPTER,   No.  21. 

E.  COmp.  A.  A.  Stevenson, Z.  I  E.  Comp.  L.L.  r^vey,P.Z.;  E.  Comp. 
Robt.  A.  Smith,  H.;  E.  Comp.  A.  W.  Ogllvle,  J.;  Comp.  Arthur  I/)w. 
don,  Scribe  E.;  Comp.  S.  Compatn,  Scribe  N.;  Comp.  8.  Browning, 
treasurer  ;  Comp.  W.  Hannah,  janitor. 

Meets  at  Masonic  Hall,  Place;(l'Anne8,  third  Thursday  in  February^ 
May,  August,  and  November. 

VICTORIA  ROYAL  ARCH  CHAPTER,  No.  643,  E.  R. 

M.E.C.  J.  G.  Shipway,  Z.:  M.E.C.  James  Doran,  H.;  M.E.C. 
George  Nunn,  G.;  E.C.  T.  Milton,  P.S.;  E.C.  H.  Henderson,  E. ; 
B.C.  R.  H.  Stephens,  N.;  C.  J.  M.  Deftjardlns,  S.8.,  C.  P.  Cote, 
J.S. ;  C.  G.  W.  Slack,  treasurer ;  C.  W.  B.  Allan,  janitor;  C.  Robert 
Colquhoun,  asst.  janitor. 

Meets  fourth  Wednesday  In  February,  May,  August,  &  November. 


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GRAND  LODGE  OF  CANADA. 


T.  D.  Harrington,  M.W.G.M.;  W,  B.  Simpson,  R.W.D.G.M.;  T. 
B.  Harris,  R.W.G.. secretary. 


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INDEPENDENT 

ORDER  OP  ODD  FELLOWS— M.  U.    i 

Montreal  District, 

William  Brown,  P.G.M. ;  Thomas  Perrin,  D.P.G.M. ;  M.  N.  Dar- 
went,  C.S.;  with  seven  Deputies. 

MONTREAL  LODGE,  No.  3116.  ■^'' 

George  Cooke,  G.M.;  D.  Cunningham,  N.G.;  J,  Arbon,  V.G 
Reid,  secretary. 


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DIRECTORY   TO  PUBLIC   OFFICES,  &c. 

Adjutant  GcnoraPs  OfHco,  Craig  Stroot,  noar  Sanguinet  Street.    .  ■> 
Board  of  Trade,  Merchant's  Kxchango.  .  ,- 

Chief  Knglnoer  Fire  Department,  City  Hall,  Bonsecours  Market,  i  *• 


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City  Surveyor,  .   ,    dO 

City  Trousurer,  tfo 

City  Water  Works,  do     •'  ''- 

Commander  of  the  Forces,  26  Notre  Dame  Street. 

Commissariat  OfTlce,  67  Notre  Dame  Street. 

Coroner  of  the  District,  70  St.   Denis  Street.    *  '    "  • 

Custom  House,  St.  Paul  Street  and  Custom-House  Square. 

Clerk  of  the  Peace  and  Crown,  Court-House . 

Commissioners  for  the  Harbour  of  Montreal,  Custom-House  Square. 

Emigration  Ortlco,  66  Commissioner  Street. 

Excise ,  94  Notre  Dame  Street 

French  Roman  Catholic  Orphan  Asylum,  Notre  Dame  Street,  irext 

Rocollet  Church  .  . 

Gas  Company,  64  Gabriel  Street.  "     ■    "■  ' '      '^ ', 

General  Hospital,  Dorchester  corner  St.  Dominique  Street. 
Grand  Trunk  R.  R.  Offices,  Point  St.  Charles. 
Geological  Survey,  68  St.  Gabriel  Street. 
Harbour  Master,  Custom  House  Square.    ^^ 
Hotel  Die u  Hospital.  Upper  St.  Urbain  Street. 
H  )use  of  Refuge  113  Fortification  Lane.  : '  >t(I/iO 

Indies'  Benevolent  Institution,  33  Berthelot  Street. 
Industrial  Rooms,  22  St.  Antoine  Street. 
Marriage  Licenses,  11  Mount  Royal  Terrace.   ,^  ,7    ^,„ 
Montreal  Dispensary,  109  Fortification  Lane. 
Montreal  Telegraph  Company,  9  St.  Sacrament  Street. 
Natural  History  Society,  University  Avenue,  near  English  Cathedral. 
Police  Office,  Jacques  Cartier  Square. 

Post  Office,  corner  Great  St.  .Tames  and  St.  Francois  Xavior  Streets. 
Protestant  Orphan  Asylum,  81.  Catherine,  near  Drummond  Street. 
Prothonotary's Office,  Court-House 
Registrar's  Office,  New  Court- House.  -      - 

Recorder's  Court,  Jacques  Cartier  Square. 
Sheriff"'s  Office,  New  Court  Hou.se. 

St.  Patrick's  Orphan  Asylum,  adjoining  St.  Patrick's  Church. 
Superintendent  of  Educatioi\,  Old  Government  House. 
Town  Major,  62  Notre  Dame  Street. 

Trinity  House,  Custom  House  Square.  _> 

United  States  Consul,  9  Great  St.  James  Street. 
University  Lying-in  HospitaJ,  47  St.  Urbain  Street.     .,      .,   . 
Wharfinger's  Office,  Custom-House  Square.  \ 


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QUEBEC.  v; 

CORPORATION,    OFFICERS,  &c.     ■: 


Alain,  J.  A. 
Alley n,R.    ' 
Balllargo,  C. 
Barns,  T.    • 
Bowels,  J. 
Bolduc,  J.  E. 
Cote  L'Abdose. 
Dinning,  J. 


Adolphe  Tourangcau,  Mayor. 

COUNCILLORS . 

Giblln,.!. 
G'^rmaln,  N. 
Hoarn,  J. 
Hosisack,  W. 
JoIlcaMir,  I*. 
Kir  win,  W. 
Lemosurlor,  J. 
Lavoio,  F. 


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.      OFFICERS    OK   THK    CORPORATION. 


I-nird,  J. 
Mc'Jroovy,  T. 
Pruncau,  J.  B. 
Robertson,  A. 
Ronaud,  J.  B. 
Roy,  L.  J. 
RInfict,  Dr.  R.  F. 
St.  Michel,  C. 


M    T. 


F.  X.  Garneau,  City  Clork  ;  N.  Fagos,  Assist,  do.  ;  A.  Ganthicr» 
City  Treasurer  ;J.  Boomer,  Asst.  do.  ;  L  E.  Dorlon,  Book-kooper  ; 
J.  N.  Hamelin,  Supernumerary  ;  J.  Hamel,  City  Surveyor  ;  Tlieo- 
phlle  Baillarge,  Asst.  do.  ;  T.  Trudel,  Clerk  ;  J.  P.  M.  Lecourt, 
Architect. 

Water  Works  Office. Ungh  O'Donnell,  Engineer  and  Manager  ;  J. 
Wright,  Collector  ;  A.  B.  McConnell,  Clerk  ;  J.  Rousseau,  Overseer  ; 
Pierre  Boivin,  Keeper  of  the  Chateau  d'Kau. 

J.  B.  Bureau,  Chief  of  Police  ;  E.  Reynold.s,  Deputy  do.  ;  J.  Gron- 
don  and  Antoino  S.  Matte,  Assessors  ;  E.  Gagnon,  0.  Murphy,  Au- 
ditors. 

Market  Department. — P.  Walsh,  Clerk  of  the  Lower  Town  Market  ; 
M.  O'Leary,  Clerk  of  the  Upper  Town  Market  ;  N.  Hamel,  Clerk  of 
St.  Paul's  do.  ;  J.  0.  Bigaouette,  Clerk  of  Jacques  Cartier  do.  ;  L. 
N.  Rheaume,  Clerk  of  Champlain  do. 

Pierre  Campeau,  Superintendent  Fire  Department. 

Recorder's  Cowr^.— Jacques  Cremazie,  Recorder  ;  C.  L.  Gethings, 
Clerk  ;  J.  A,  Ely,  Deputy  Clerk  ;  P.  Thibaudeau,  E.  Lacroix,  H. 
Casault,  D.  Rosa,  J.  Courtney,  E.  Plante,  Bailiffs. 

Paul  Thibaudeau,  Crier  ;  I .  G.  Baillarge,  Attorney  ;  A.  B.  Siros, 
Notary  ;  F.  X.  Julien,  Chief  Messenger. 


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POSTOFFICE. 

John  Sewell,  Postmaster. 

R.  G.  Patton,  Assistant  Postmaster. 

R.  Glover,  Box  Delivery  Clerk  ;  P.  Gingras,  Government  Delivery- 
do.  ;  H.  G.  Dunlevie,  General  Delivery  do.  ;  J.  E.  Bolduc,  Regd. 
Letter  and  Money  Order  Clerk  ;  F.  M.  Becot,  B.  Lacasse,  John 
Gray,  C.  Chamberlain,  Octave  Biron,  Assisting  Clerks.        i^iru  li^w 


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CONSULATES. 

^eZ^'um— A.  Joseph,  59  St.  Petef  Street,  L.  T. 
2>enmarfc-.E.  Ryan,  17  St.  Peter  Street  L.  T. 
J^ortc^^Baron  Gaulerqe-Boileau,  19  D*Auteuil  Street,  U.  T. 
Hdnseatic  CUies  of  Oermany^E.  Ryan,  17  St.  Peter  Street,  L.  T. 
Mo/cklenburg,  Schwerin  and  (Hdenburg^^.   A.  Beling,    Hunt's 
wharf,  L.  T. 
Norway  and  Sweden—A.  Falkenberg,  40  St.  Peter  Street,  L.  T. 
PoHugal-^W.  H.  Tilstone,  8  St.  Peter  Street,  L.  T. 
Pntssia — Hon.  George  Pemberton,  5  Dalhousio  Street^  L.  T. 
/toly— George  Beswick,  Shaw's  Buildings,  Mountain  Hill,  L,  T. 
United  Statts—C,  S.  Ogden,  Hunt's  wharf,  h.  T.  » 


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BOARD  OF  TRADE. 


GouNGiL.— A.  Joseph,  President ;  H.S.  Scott,  junr..  Vice-President; 
J.  H.  Clint,  Treasurer :  A.  Fraser,  Secretary;  A.  Thomson,  P.  Gar- 
neau,  W.  H.  Jeffery,  M.  Stevenson,  Jas.  Dean,  junr.,  J.  G.  Ross, 
T.  C.  Lee,  J.  H.  Grant,  A.  J.  Maxham,  T.  H.  Dunn. 


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QUEBEC  EXCHANGE. 


Managing  Committee. — Hon.  G.  Pemberton,  Chairman  ;  A.  D. 
Bell,  John  Thompson,  H.  J.  Noad,  D.  D.  Young  ;  Robert  Shaw, 
Secretary -Treasurer  ;  William  Lane,  Superintendent. 

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Point-a-Carcy,  L.  T.* 

J.  W.  Dunscomb, collector  ;  Louis  Massue,  surveyor  ;  J.  A.  Green, 
assistant  surveyor  ;  C.  E.  Allen,  chief  landing  waiter  ;  C.  Cauzeau, 
2'nd  landing  waiter  ;  J.  Thompson,  3rd  landing  waiter  ;  W.  N.  Lee, 
4th  landing  waiter  ;  L.  Bilodeau,  6th  landing  waiter  ;  N.  N.  Ross, 
chief  clerk  ;  G.  CoUey,  C.  G.  Gouin,  clerks  to  surveyor  ;  J.  J.  P. 
O'Meara,  measuring  surveyor  ;  George  Campbell,  cashier  ;  N.  Bal- 
zaretti,  F.  Valois,  A.  Hawkins,  clerks  ;  F.  X.  Frenette,  appraiser  ; 
F.  X.  Metivier,  assistant  appraiser  ;  James  Sealey,  warehouse- 
keeper  and  locker  ;  J.  Lambert,  tide  surveyor  ;  A.  G.  Ruel,  assist, 
do.  ;  H.  McHugb,  sampler  and  weigher  ;  A.  Bowden,  messenger  ; 
J.  Radford,  preventive  officer,  Tadousac  ;  George  McKenzie,  collec- 
tor, Chicoutimi. 

TRINITY   HOUSE. 

J.  Gillespie,  master  ;  R.  I.  Alleyn,  deputy  master  :  F.  Gourdeau, 
^n. ,  superintendent  of  pilots  ;  H.  Gowen,  V.  Tetu,F.  Buteau,  H. 
N.  Jones,  Hon.  I.  Thibaudeau,  and  J.  D.  Armstrong,  harbor  master, 
wardens  ;  J.  Smith,  Junr.,  superintendent  of  pilots  ;  A.  Lemolne 
treasurer  ;  E.  B.  Lindsay,  clerk  ;  B.  Simon,  alias  Lafleur,  bailiff. 


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BANKS. 

Hours :  10  to  3  during  Navigation,  10  to  2  during  Winter,  (from 
1st  December  to  Ist  May.) 

Quebec  Bank  :  W.  H.  Anderson,  President  ;  W.  Dann,Qishier. 
Discount  Days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

Bank  of  BRmsH  North  America  :  F.  W.  Wood,  Manager.  Discount 
Days,  Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

Bank  op  Montrbal  :  Jas.  Stevenson,  Manager.  Discount  Days, 
Tuesdays  and  Fridays. 

Bank  of  Upper  Canada  :  R.  S.  Cassels,  Manager.  Discount  every 
day. 

La  Banqub  NAnoNALB  :  F.  Vezina,  Cashier.  Discount  Days,  Mon- 
days and  Thursdays. 

QcEBKoPROvroENT  AND  Saving 'R  Bank — Trustees—C.  Wurtele,  Pre- 
sident ;  H.  S.  Scott,  1st  Vice-President ;  W.  Wailcer,  Jun.,  2nd  Vice- 
President  ;  J.  Bowles,  W.  Hossacic,  L.  Massue,  M.G.  Mountain,  J. 
Patterson,  J.  U.  Ciint,  J.  S.  Fry,  J.  Musson,E.  Poston,  A.  C. 
Buchanan . 

Officers. — George  Veasy,  Cashier  ;6.  J.  Bowles,  Clerk. 

Notre  Damb  Saving's  BANK~St.  John  Street,  withiiL— O.  Robitaille, 
Esq.,  M.D.,  President  ;S.  Benoit,  Secretary-Treasurer. 

QuBBBO  Saving's  Bank  :  H.  Gowan,  President ;  Thomas Gil^b,  Vice- 
President  :  C.  R.  O'Connor,  Secretary. 


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District  of  Quebec, 


Ctourdeau, 
JButeau,  H. 
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L.  Lemolne 
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COUNCIL. 

.     Hon.  F.  Lemieux,  Batonnier. 
C.  G.  Holt,  Syndic. 
Jacques  Malou in.  Treasurer. 
M.  A.  Plamondon,  Secretary. 

T.  lournier,  •  k  >   N.Andrews, 

G.Irvine,  Pierre  Legare, 

J.  P.  Rheaume,  1  Charles  Secretan, 


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ADVOCATES  AND  ATTORNIES. 


Hon.  H.  Black,  Q.C. 
Dunbar  Ross,  Q. (7. 
G.  Oklll  Stuart,  Q.C, 
G.  W.  Wicksteed,  Q.C, 


Sir  N.F.  Belleau^  Q.C. 
Hon.  F.  X.  Lemieux,  Q.C. 
Charles  Panet,  Q.C. 
Hon.  Chafi.  Alleyn,  Q.C, 


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MEMBERS. 


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B.  C.  A.  Gugy 

Frederick  Andrews.. 
Simeon  Lelievre 

E.  L.  Montizambert.. 

Joseph  N .  Bosse 

Hamby  F  Cairns 

Robert  Chambers.... 
Louis  G.  Baillairge.. . 

H.  S.  Anderson 

John  B.  Parkin 

Lawrence  A.  Cannon. 
Cyrille  Delagrave . . . . 

Ulric  J.  Tessier 

Jacques  P.  Bheaume. 

F.  vy.  G.  Austin 

F.  X.  Langevin.... .. 

Charles  G.  Holt 

Pierre  Legare 

Charles  Secrettin 

Guillaume  Talbot 

Telesphore  Fournier. . 
A ur e le  I'lamou Uon . . . 

Napoleon  Casault 

Archibald  Campbell. . 

Jean  Langlois... 

Jacques  Malouin 

George  Irvine 

David  Alexander  Ross 

George  Futvoyo 

Fred.  C.  Vannovous.. 
James  M.  I.emuine... 

Edward  Jones 

John  O'Farreil 

H.  L.  Langevin 

Richard  C.  Pentland. . 
William  E.  Duggan. .. 

J.  H.  Willan 

James  Preudergast. .. 
George  M.  De  Chene. . 

John  Gleason 

Philippe  J.  Jolicoeur.. 
Charles  Eugene  Panel 

Richard  i'ope 

Louis  J.  A.  Bernier.. 
Chs.  L.  G.  Gethings. 


Date  of 

Commis'cn 

Aug.  ] 

1822 

May,  1 

818 

Dec.    ] 

L831 

June,  ] 

1833 

June,  : 

1833 

May,   ] 

1834 

June,  '. 

1834 

Oct.    : 

1836 

Jan.    ] 

1837 

Feb.    ] 

1837 

Mar.   : 

1838 

Aug.  : 

1838 

June, 

1839 

July,   ] 

1840 

May,  ; 

1841 

Dec.    : 

L842 

July, 

1843 

Sept. 

1843 

Mar. 

L845 

July,  : 

I84t) 

July,  .: 

1846 

Oct.    ] 

L846 

Feb.    ■ 

L847 

May,  : 

L847 

May,  ■ 

1847 

July,  : 

1847 

Jan. 

1848 

Jan.    " 

1848 

Aug. 

1848 

April,  . 

1849 

Mar.  : 

1850 

May,  : 

1850 

Oct.    : 

1850 

July,  : 

1850 

Oct. 

1851 

April,  " 

1852 

June, 

1852 

x\OV. 

1853 

Jan. 

1854 

Jan. 

1854 

Feb. 

1854 

April, 

1854 

June, 

1854 

Sept. 

1854 

Jan.    : 

1855 

MBMBKBS. 


Levison  Sewell 

James  Dunbar 

Louis  B.  Caron. ....... 

M.  A.  Hcaru 

Cyrille  T.  Suzor 

Hammond  Gowan .... 

H.  G.  Joly 

Gilbert  H.  Larue 

Edouard  Remillard.. 
Fred.  Wm.  'Andrews. 

Richard  Alley n 

H.  Elzear  Taschereau. 
Frederick  Lampson.. 
John  Bte.  Plamondon. 

John  Murphy... 

Charles  Panet,  Jun. . . 

John  B.   Duggan 

Didier  J.  Montambault 

Joseph  G.  Bosse 

Chas.  P.   Pelletier.... 

Come  Morisette 

Chs.  J.  H.  Lloyd.... 
Louis  A.  Miller  ....... 

John  B.  Langlois 

Henry  C.  Pozer 

Aug.  R.  Angers 

Louis  Guilbault 

Jean  F.  A.  Garneau.. 
George  Lampson  .... 

VVm.  G.  Colter 

Louis  A.  N.  Seers.... 

J.  J.  O.  Fortier 

J.  G.  Damour 

C.  P.  Lindsay 

Denis  Murray 

W.  C.  Gibsone 

John  F.  McDonell.... 

C.  N.  Haniol 

John  H.  O'Neill 


I  •  •  •  •  • 


Severe  Theberge.... 

H.  A.  X.  Talbot 

C.  G.  Bertrand 

P.  T.  Bedard 

L.  B.  N.  Dionne 

L.  J.  Belanger  


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Date  of 

Commis'cn 

Feb.    ] 

[869 

Feb.    ] 

1856 

Feb.    ] 

1855 

May,   ] 

L855 

June,  "1 

l855 

Aug.    ] 

1855 

Nov.    ] 

1855 

Feb.    ] 

L856 

Mar.    ] 

1856 

Oct.    ] 

L856 

April,  1 

L857 

Oct.     ] 

L857 

Oct.     ] 

L859 

Nov.    ] 

L859 

June,  1 

L859 

Dec.    ] 

1859 

Dec.    ] 

L859 

Dec.    ] 

L859 

Jan.    1 

I860 

Jan.    1 

L860 

Jan.    ] 

L860 

Feb.    : 

I860 

May,    : 

L860 

June, 

I860 

July,  : 

I860 

July,    J 

I860 

Sept.  : 

iseo 

Dec.    : 

1860 

Oec.    ] 

L860 

Jan.    1 

L861 

Jan.    ] 

L861 

Mar.    ] 

1861 

July,  : 

1861 

Sept.    " 

L861 

Oct 

1861 

May,   ] 

1862 

May,    ] 

L862 

.July,   : 

186'J 

July,  : 

L862 

Aug. 

I86'i 

Sept.    ■ 

1862 

Sept.   : 

I86'i 

Dec.    : 

18C2 

Dec.    ■ 

1802 

Dec.    : 

1862 

QUEBEC. 


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lit 


Feb. 
Feb. 
Feb. 
May, 
June, 
Aug. 
.  Nov. 
Feb. 
Mar. 
Oct. 
April, 
Oet. 
.  lOct. 
L.INov. 
June, 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Jan. 
Feb. 
May, 
June, 
July, 
July, 
Sept. 
Dec. 
Dec. 
Jan. 
.  I  Jan. 
.iMar. 
July, 
Sept. 
Oct 
May, 
May, 
July, 
July, 
Aug. 
Sept. 
Sept. 
,  Dec. 
.Dec. 
.'Dec. 


1865 

1865 

1855 

1855 

1855 

1855 

1855 

1856 

1856 

1856 

1857 

1857 

1859 

1859 

1859 

1859 

1859 

1859 

1860 

1860 

I860 

1860 

1860 

1860 

1860 

1860 

18e0 

1860 

1860 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1861 

1862 

186'i 

1863 

1862 

1862 

1862 

1862 

1SG2 

1802 

1862 


MEMBERS. 

Date  of 
GommlB'on 

UBMBBBS. 

Date  of 
Ck>mmi8'0Q 

H .  T.  Taschereau  .... 

Jan.    1863 
Feb.    1863 
April,  1863) 

J.  Murlson 

May,  1863 
June,  1863 

Jos .  Nadeau 

E.  H.  Pemberton . . . . 
D.  D.  O'Meara 

L.  J.  Pitau 

June,  1863 

INCORPORATED  BOARD  OF  NOTARIES. 


A.  B.  Sirols, 

President. 

N.  M.  D.  Legare,  Secretary. 

J.  Lalirin,  Treasurer. 

G.  Larue,  Syndic. 

A.  B.  Sirois, 
.T.  Petitclerc,      . 
Jos.  I^urin, 
W.  Bignell, 
E.  G.  Cannon, 
Alex.  Lemoine. 

W.  Launiere, 

Et.  Simard, 

N.  M.  D.  Legare, 

A.  G.  Tourangeau, 

G.  Larue, 

Ed.  J.  Langevin. 

* 

CHURCHES,  Ac. 

PROTESTANT.      .    .  ^ 

St.  PauVs  C%«rcA.— Rt.  Rev.  J.  W.  Williams,  D.D. ,  blabop  ;  Rev. 
6.  V.  Housman,  M.A.,  rector;  Rev.  D.  Robertson,  chaplain  to  the 
Forces. 

Trinity  Chapel.  —Rev .  E .  W .  Se well ,  M .  A . ,  incumbent.    "    " 

St.  Matthew^ s  Church.— B.eY .  H.  Roe,  B. A.,  curate. 

SL  PeUrh  (^apel<— Rev.  C.  Hamilton,  M.A.,  incumbent. 

St.  Michad^s  Chapel.-'Rev.  A.  W.  Mountain,  M.  A.,  incumbent. 

St.  Andrew^s  Churchy  in  connection  with  i\\fi  Church  of  Scotland. — 
Rev.  John  Cook,  D.D. ,  minister. 

Chalmer^s  Church.— l&ey .  W.  B.  Clarke,  minister.      -   , ,  " 

TTcrfgyan  CfettrcA.— Rev.  J.  Gemley,  minister. 

Congregational  Church,— l^ey ,  H.  D.  Powis,  minister. 

Baptist  Church. -^Rev.  D.  Marsh. 

French  Protestant  Church.— Hey.  L.  Normandeau. 


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ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 


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Cathedral  rf  Nufre  Dame.— "Rev .  C.  F.  Cazoau,  vicar-general, 

Congregationist  Church. —Key.  P.  Point,  superior. 

5^  Jo^m's  CAMrc/i.-— Rev.  A.  Racine,  acting  curate. 

jS^.  Pairick^s  Church. — Rev.  B.  McGuaran,  chaplain.        , 

»SY.  jRoc7i'sC7m7'c/i.— R.  Charest,  priest. 

jS^^  *S'aueitr  CfcwrcA.—Rev.  P.  Duroclier,  acting  curate. 


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SOCIETIES. 


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St.  George's  SoaEiv. — W.  Eaden,  president ;  A.  J.  Maxham  and 
G.  Mountain,  vice-presidents  ;  Arthur  Harvey,  secretary;  G.  Veasey, 
treasurer;  Rev.  A.  W.  Mountain,  B.A.,  arid  Rev.  G.  Housman, 
chaplains  ;  J.  Se well,  M.D  ,  physkjiao. 


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St.  Andrew^S  Society. — Wm.  Hossack,  presid'ent ;  Daniel  Wilkie, 
and  Peter  McNaughton,  vice  presidents  ;  Rev.  John  Cooko,  D.D.,  an<i 
Rev.  W.  B.  Clark,  chaplains";  Alex.  Rowand,  M.D.,  physician  •  W. 
Cassils,  treasurer  ;  John  McNaughton,  secretary. 


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StJPatrick's  Society.— Hon.  Chs.  Alleyn,  M. P. P.,  president ;  John 
Lane,  jun.,  secretary-treasurer;  Rev.  B.  McGauran,  chaplain;  Dr. 
P,  Di  Moffatt, physician ;  £dward  Hartigan,  marshal. 

St.  Jean  Baptistb  SociBTY.r-H.  L.  Langevln,  president;  Hon.  I. 
Thibaudeau,  vice  president ;  L.  J.  Pitean,  recording  secretary  ;  C.  J. 
Bertraud,  assistant  secretary  ;  Joseph  E.  Bolduc,  treasurer  ;  Thos. 
Roy,  assistant  treasurer;  J«.  N.  Buquet,  marshal ;  h.  T.  Suzor,  as- 
sistant marshaU  .  pa  .inaii^inyif. ,,  ff  .A-  .v*ivY-«-,vi:^p^-  nt'-i:vt^  ..vr. 


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Literary  and  Historical  Society.— John  Langton,  M.  A.  president ; 
E.  A.  Meredith,-  LL.D.,  R.  S.  M.  Bouchette,  C.  M.  Tate,  and  D.  A«he, 
R.M.,  F.R.S.,  vice-presidents;  E.  T.  Fletcher,  council  secretary  ; 
W.  D  Campbell,  corresponding  secretary  ,  T.  Devino,  F.G.S.,  re- 
cording secretary  ;  T.  D.  Harrington,  treasurer;  Rev.  J.  Douglas, 
librarian  ;  S.  Sturton,  curator  of  museum-;  G.  W.  Wicksteod,  oura- 
tor  of  apparatus  ;  W..  Couper,  assistant  secretary » 


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I.1BKAKY  As^>^{)fJATI()^•.— W.  ilcssack,  president;  S.  Newton,  13. 
Daikers,  H.  S.  Scott,  J.  H.  Cllut,  vico-presidents  ,•  W.  Moore,  secre- 
tary ;  G.  C.  Hossack,  treasurer  j  Miss  Meiklejohu,  librarian  :  Robt. 
Rogers,  superintendent.  v        :-.     .    '   :.  "  r     -v     i 


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City  Building  Society. — J.  T.  Brousseau,  president;  J.  H.  OUnt, 
vice-president ;  R.  G.  Pation,  G.  H.  SimarU,  S.  Lellcvro,  Wra. 
Withall,  Wm.  Laird  ;  James  McNider,  secretary-treasurer. 

Peopij3's  Building  Society. — William  Eadon,  president ;  Thomas 
Andrews,  vice-president ;  Jean  Langlois,  Louis  Amlot,  Joseph  Thomas, 
Wm.  Woods,  directors  ;  Casault,  Langlois  ^  Angers,  solicitors  ;Nool 
H.  Bowen,  notary  ;  Wm.  Miller,  secretary-treasurer;  Jo.s.  Corbin, 
inspector  ;  Upper  Canada  Bank,  banker. 

QuEHEO  Permanent  Building  SoaKTV. — F.  Vezlna,  president ;  J.  W.  • 
Leaycraft,  vice-president;  Dr.  O.  Robitaille,  G.  H.  Simard,  J.  D.^ 
Brousseau,  Frs.  Gourdeau,  Joseph  Hamel ;  Louis  Lessard,socretary-i 
treasurer.  ,.  ^  _  . 


Union  Botldi:*!  Soctety. — A.  Joseph,  president;  Dr.  P.  Baillar. 
geon,  vice-president;  James  A.  Sewell,  M.D.,  N.  Turcot,  Amable 
Pelletier,  W.  C.  Henderson,  J.  D.  Broussean  ;  James  McNider,  sec- 
retary-treasurer. .-; 


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Quebec  Auxiliary  Bible  Society. — Jeffrey  Hale,  president;  Revs. 
John  Cook,  D.D.,  W.  B.  Clark,  James  Elliott,  I.  Hellmuth,  D.D., 
David  Marsh,  L.  Normandoau,  H.  D.  Powis,  E.  W.  f:'ewell,  John 
Gemloy  ;  Messrs.  J.  G.  Clapham,  David  Logic,  John  Mr.sson,  W.  S.  < 
Sewell,  C.  Wtntele,  vice-presidents  ;  Jas.  Hossack,  treasurer  ;  J.  T. 
narrower,  secretary  ;  James  B!ylh,  travelling  agent ;  Rev.  D.  Marsh, 
depositary.  ..  „ 


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Quebec  Benevolent  Society. — Joan-Baptiste  Frechette,  president ; 
Louis  Bourget,  vice-president :  J.  E.  Bolduc,  treasurer  ;  Chs.  Moizen, 
secretary. 


Quecec  Friendly  Society. —Chs.  Langlois,  president ;  Jos.  Johnson, 
vice-president ;  J.  E.  Bolduc,  treasurer  ;  Chs.  St.  Michel,  secretary. 

St.  Patrick's  Benevolent  Society. —J.  Lilly,  president ;  J.  A.Quin, 
V.  Duly,  vice  presidents;  T.  J.  Walsh,  treasurer;  J.  O'Reilly,  sec- 
retary ;  J,  Goldin,  assistant  secretary,        d  , 


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TABLE  OF  KATES  OF  PILOTAGE  FOR  THE 
HARBOUR  OF  QUEBEC. 

Vtom  aijy  wharf  in  the  Harbaur  of  Quebec,  between 
^     Point-a-CarcIs  below,  and   Brebaul's   wharf  above,         ir-  ' 

J      both  inclusive,  to  any  other  wharf  within  the  said 

limits Us.     Htl. 

From  any  place  in  the  Harbour  of  Quebec,  not  bein^  a 
wharf  wiUiin  the  above  mentioned  limits  to  any  other 
place  in  tho  said  harbour  not  being  a  wharf  within 
the  said  limits 23s.    4d. 


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Pilots  taking  charge  of  Vessels  at  St.  Patrick's  Hole  or  above  it, 
jHaall  be  entitled  to  no  more  than  the  sum  allowed  in  the  .above  Table 
for  piloting  Vessels  from  one  part  of  tho  Harbour  to  another, 
.  Vessels  coming  to  Quebec  pay  no  light  or  port  dues.  ,  -- 


per  day. 

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^'  ^  TARIFF  OF  WHARFAGE,      -.r' 

Vessels  under  60  Tons 2s.  Gd. 

,    »*       from  COtolOOTous 5.^.  Od. 

Z'^t         «     100to200    '< 7s.  6d. 

-  «*'         «     200to300    *<    10s.  Od. 

And  every  additional  100  Tons 2s.  6d. 

^  For  all  goods  landed  or  shipped,  8d.  per  ton. 

;;  10  brls.  Flour  will  be  considered  a  ton.  * 

*  For  use  of  Crane,  2s.  6d.  per  day.  ^  '      <-  \ 

y  For  every  Auction  held  on  whari',  253.  •      * 

C  N.B.— -Coalo  and  other  Goods  landed  on  the  wharf  must  bo  taken 
away  as  tbey  are  put  en  shore.  ^ 

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POPULATION   OF  UPPER   AND  LOWER  CANADA,  by  Croixs. 


ORIGINS. 


iL.  Canada.  U.  Canada.^   Total. 


Natives  of  Canada  J  notof  French  origin, 


England  and  Wales 

Scotland 

Ireland 

I  ol  French  origin . . . 

United  States 

Nova  b'cotia  and  Prince  Edward  Island 

New  Brunswick  

Newfoundland 

West  Indies 

F^st  Indies 

France 

Prussia,  German  States,  and  Holland.. 

Italy  and  Greece 

Spain  and  "I'ortugal 

All  other  places 

Born  at  Sea 

Birthplace  not  known 


13139 

13160 

50192 

167578 

84732(V 

13641 

977 

852 

232 

137 

49 

949 

672 

114 

55 

1122 

61 

414 


114290 

98792 

191231 

869592 

33287 

50758 

4383 

3214 

487 

532 

203 

22906 

2389 

104 

96 

2109 

323 

1395 


127429 

111952 

241423 

1037170 

880607 

64399 

6360 

4066 

719 

669 

252 

23855 

3061 

•n8 

151 
3231 

384 
1809 


Total  Population !  1110664  I  1396091 


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POPULATION  OF  UPPER  AND  LOWER   CANADA,  by  Religio.ns. 


ust  bo  taken 


RELIGIONS. 


L.  Canada.' U.  Canada. 


Church  of  Rome 

Church  of  England 

Presbyterians , 

Methodists 

Baptists 

Lutherans 

Congregational  ists 

Quakers,  Menonists,  &c 

Bible  Christians  and  Christians 

Second  Adveniists ♦ 

Protestants 

Jews 

Universalists 

Unitarians 

Mormons 

No  Religion..  ... 

No  Creed  given ; 

Other  Creeds,  not  classed 

•r«>tal  Population I  1110664 


Total. 


942724 

258141 

120086.'!. 

63322 

311565 

374887 

43607 

303384 

346991 

30582 

341572  1 

372154 

7751 

61559 

69310 

857 

24299 

25156 

4927 

9357 

14284 

121 

16348 

16469 

•  482 

13819- 

14301 

2305 

1050 

3355 

2534 

7514 

10098 

572 

614 

1186 

2289 

2234 

4523 

650 

634 

1284 

3 

74 

77 

1477 

17373 

18850 

5728 

8121 

13S49 

683 

18433 

19116 

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.  M.  DlGtrici^  director  of  tho  Office  of  Statistics  at  Berlin ,  calculates 
tbe  number  of  inhabitants  of  the  Globe  at  npwards  of  1,288,000,000. 
The  number  of  the  diderent  human  races  are  estimated  as  follows : 

The  Caucasian. 369,000,000 

Tho  Mongul 552,000,000 

The  Ethiopian  (Negroes). 196,000,000 

The  American  (Indian) .., 1,000,000 

The  Malay 600,000,000 

The  leading  religions,  he  divides  as  follows  :— Christianity  reckons 
335,000,000  adherents  ;  Judaism,  5,000,000 ;  the  Asiatic  religions, 
200,000.000  ;  Mohametanism,  160,000.060  ;  and  Polytheism, 200, 000,- 
000.  Of  the  Christian  population,  170,000.000  belong  to  the  Roman 
Catholic  Church  ;  80,000,000  to  Protestantism  ;  and  76^000,000  to  tbe 
Greek  Churct). 

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