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THE 


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FOR    THE    REGULATION    OF 


THE  NORTH-BRITISH  SOCIETY, 


IN 


HALIFAX,   N.  S. 


WITH    TUE 


ACT    OP    INCORPORATION. 


HALIFAX,  N.  S. 
PRINTED   B7  JAMES  BOWES  &  SONS,  BEDFORD  ROW 

1873. 


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INTRODUCTION. 


As  every  Association  for  tlic  assistance  and  relief  of  our 
fellow-creatures  is  conunendablc  and  good,  it  is  hoped  the 
NoiiTii  British  Society  of  Halifax  will  be  esteemed  such 
by  all  who  candidly  pursue  the  Rules  of  its  Institution. 

Wlien  people  meet  with  misfortune,  or  fall  into  distress  in 
a  part  of  the  world  remote  from  the  land  of  their  nativity  ihey 
naturally  select  their  countrymen  to  reveal  their  siluation  to 
them.,  and  to  claim  their  aid. 

That  they  might  have  it  '  i  their  power  to  interpose  with 
effect  in  behalf  of  such  claimants,  the  natives  of  Scotland  and 
those  of  Scotch  parentage  in  the  city  of  Halifax,  agreed,  in 
the  year  1768,  to  form  themselves  into  a  charitable  Society. 
The  good  effects  of  their  association  have  now  been  expe- 
nenced  for  105  years,  and  though  the  objects  of  their  charity, 
like  the  contributors  to  it,  have,  according  to  their  fundamen- 
tal principles,  been  North-Britons  only,  and  can,  while  their 
present  Constitution  lasts,  be  no  other,  yet  there  is  nothing 
so  narrow  or  illiberal  in  their  Institution  as  to  indispose  them"^ 
in  their  individual  capacity,  from  acting  up  to  the  principles 
of  universal  charity,  and  joining  with  the  community  at  large, 
m  acts  of  social  or  private  beneficence. 


OFFICE    BEARERS    FOR    1873. 


James  S.  Macdonalb rrtaident. 

John  P.  Mum Vice  Presitlent. 

E.  M.  Macdonald Hen.  Assist.  Vice  President. 

W.  Mykbs  Gray Jun.  Assist.  Vice  President. 

George  MiicnEiL Treasure!'. 

J.  Godfrey  SMiTn Secretary. 

Dr.  a.  p.  Reid Assistant  Secretary. 

Rev.  John  Campbell Chaplain. 


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Dii.  Gordon..... 

.James  White 

William  Hedley. 
Peter  Ross 


►  Committee  of  Charity. 


E.  n.  Reeves 

J.  Brenton  Gordon 
B.  A.  Taylor  


Committee  on  Back  Dues, 


William  Hood. Marshal. 

John  Patterson Messenger  and  Piper, 


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SECTION  I. 

DKSIGNATION    OF    Tllli    SOCIETY:    IT3    SEAL. 

The  iSof'ictfy  slinll  retain  its  prc8cnt  name,  tlint  is, 
— The  jS'oiiTii-BinTisir  Society,  in  Ihdlfax^ 
Nova  Scotia. 

The  Seal  wow  used  hy  the  Society,  viz.,  a  silver 
Seal,  with  a  Thistle  and  (Jrown  entrraved  thereon, 
with  this  motto  :  "  Ne.nw  nie  impfinc  /r^ct'.s-.s'?7," 
shall  be  contijuied,  yiihject  to  the  regulations  here- 
after mentioned. 

SECTION  11. 

OF    MEMBEnS    ANi>    TIIEIU     ijLALIFICATIOXS  :    ELECTION    AND    DI'TIES 

As  the  existence  and  usefulness  of  the  Society 
dej)ends  upon  its  ordinary  members,  what  relates 
to  them  deserves  the  first  consideration. 

Persons    dcsirino-    achnittaiice  into    the  Society 
shall  consist,  first,  of  natives  of  Scotland  ;  secondly,  oniiiar} 'Mem 
of  those  whose  parents  are  or  were  natives  ;  or, 
histlv,  of  those  whose  fathers  or  f;'randfathers  are 
or  were  natives. 

They  shall  be  proposed  by  one  or  more  mem-    „  ,     „ 

1  ;.    1       -•  1      •  1  •   1  ^lodo  of  pro 

oers  (t  the  society,   at  a  general  or  special  meet- posiuq;  &  elect- 
ing, and  their  election  shall  be  determined  by  a"'^' 
majority    of  votes    by   ballot,    at  next    quarterly 
meeting. 

Every  person  thus  elected  as  an  ordinary 
member  shall,  at  the  time  of  his  admission, 
subscribe  the  Kiilcs  of  the  Society,  and  pay  into 
the  hands  of  the  Treasurer  a  sum  not  less  than 
four  dollars,  to  be  applied  according  to  the  orders 
and  regulations  hereinafter  specified. 


P]atr7  money. 


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MeniborH. 


Honorary 
Morubers. 


Every  ordlnarv  rcsiuont  mcinltcr  yliall  pay  f|nnr- 
torly,  into  tlic  liiinds  of  lIjc  Tn.'asnrcr,  at  tlie  lioard 
of'tlic  Society,  the  sum  of  .'Is  curnMicy*  or  «u(*li 
other  811111  as  !<lia!l  f'roia  time  to  time  l)0  jiulgcd 
sufiicicnt  for  promoting  the  general  purposes  ot* 
the  Institution. 

Per])etual  members  shall  consist  of  those  jiersons 
entitled  to  admission  into  this  Society,  Avho  deposit 
in  the  fund  of  charity  a  sum,  the  annual  interest 
of  which  shall  be  at  least  equal  to  the  ordinary 
dues  of  the  foui-  quarterly  meetings,  as  now  estab- 
lished ;  they  shall  always  have  a  right  to  take  part 
in  the  business  of  this  Society,  and  shall,  with 
their  own  consent,  l)e  always  eligible  to  its  ofHces. 

Honorary  members  shall  consist  of  those  persons 
eligil)le  into  the  Society,  who  are  ])assengcrs  and 
soj'ournci's,  rather  than  resident  in  the  city,  or  wlio, 
being  ordinary  members,  may  remove  from  the 
city,  or  of  those  whom,  on  account  of  their  ofKcc 
and  avocations  the  Society  shall  think  j)r(»per  to 
exempt,  though  resident,  from  the  duty  of  ordinary 
attendance,  hi  either  case  they  shall  contribute; 
to  the  funds  of  charity  a  sum  not  less  than  six 
dollars.  The  admission  and  enrolment  of  mem- 
bers of  the  first  description  shall,  as  beretofore, 
be  ^•ested  in  the  officers  of  the  Society,  viz.,  in 
the  President,  Vice-President  and  Assistants. 
And  it  is  to  be  understood  that  if  any  members  of 
the  first  or  second  class  shall  become  i)ermanent 
rcfndcnts  in  the  city,  they  shall  pay  the  same 
annual  contribution  as  ordinary  members  or  othcr- 
wi:^e  shall  cease  to  be  members  of  the  Society. 


SECTION  III. 

MEETIXG8  OF  THE  SOCIETV,  AND  OUDER  OF  BUSINESS 

I'or  cultivatino'  a    mutual  o-ood  unJerstandino; 

Ordmary^meet-  .^  i   r  i      i.-         ^11' 

inf^p  and  their  an inicf  the  members,  and  tor  conductmo;  the  busi- 
nc^s  of  charity,  the  Society  shall  be  assembled  four 


number. 


BuslncsH. 


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tinios  in  the  year,  l)C  '.dcs  its  anniversary  mcotinj^, 
namely,  on  the  fir^t  Thursday  of  tho  months  of 
Fel)ruary,  May,  Auf;'u.st  and  November. 

At  all  mcctingvS  of  the  Soeiety,  after  the  Presi- 
dent or  Vice-President  has  taken  the  chair,  tlic 
Rules  sliall  1)C  laid  on  the  table  for  the  perusal  and 
direction  of  the  members  ;  and  nothing  shall  be 
talked  of  but  the  business  of  the  Society,  while  the 
President  keeps  the  chair. 

Every  member  speakinn;  on  business  shall  stand 

111  1  •  u'  A      il         1     •  1  Speakers  on 

Up  and  address  himselr  to  the  cliau',  and  no  mem-businoHs  to  nd 

ber  shnll  s])C!ik  more  than  onc(;  on  the  same  sulyect,  ^iresstuccuair. 
cxce[)t  by  leave  from  the  ('hair,  or  in  order  to  ex- 
plain something  already  offered. 

A\'hen  tlie  subject  before  the  Society  is  stated  and 
discussed,  the  President  shall  propose  the  same  tOcisiou. 
the  decision  of  the  members,  which  shall  be  j^ivcn 
by  ballot  in  all  cases  when  it  is  vcquired,  or  by  a 
show  of  hands. 

Everv  member  resident  in  the  city,  who  shall  be 

\  ,  n  .-  T  ,  T  Evening   ex 

absent  from  any  nicetmg,  ordmary  or  extraorchnary ,  pcuscs. 
shall  be  noted  in  the  ]\linutes  by  the  Secretary,  and 
shall  forfeit  fVn"  every  time  he  is  absent,  fifteen 
pence,  for  the  use  of  the  Society.  Every  mem- 
ber {)resent  shall  pay  Is.  3d.,  to  defray  the  expense 
of  the  evcninijr. 

Every  member  resident  in  the  city,   who  shall    ivnaity  of ab 
absent  himself  for  four  successive  quarterly  meet-  ^^^^*^- 
ings,    without    making    an   excuse    that    shall  be 
deemed  satisfactory  to  the  Society,  shall  no  longer 
be  considered  a  member. 

At    the    meetinj?   in    November    the    members    ^,   ^. 

•      V         !•       X  •  111       Election      of 

present  shall,  by  a  majority  oi  votes  given  by  bal- OfTicers ;  timn 
lot,  elect  the  officers  for  the  ensuing  year,  to  wit, 
a  President,  Vice-President,  tw^o  Assistants,  a 
Treasurer,  Secretary,  Assistant  Secretary,  Com- 
mittee of  Charity  and  Messenger ;  and  at  this 
meeting,  also,  a  regulation  shall  be  made  for  cele- 
brating the  Festival  of  St.  Andrew. 


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Any  member  ))ein<:(  eloctcil  to  the  office  of  IVcsi- 
ivnaity  for  ro  <^cnt    uiul    refusiiii^    to    act,    whiill    f'orK'il    twenty 

ui'c'sScktJ?"''^'^^'^*""'^  ;  Vice-President,  fifteen  .'^liillin-s  ;  and  all 
other  olKcera  ten  .shillingts  each,  for  the  use  of  the 
Society. 

At  the  meeting  to  be  held  on  the  3()th  November 

each  year,  for  celebrating  the  festival  of  St.  Andrew, 

^^Annuai  festi  q^  ^^j^  the  day  following,  if  the  8(ith  hiipjjcns  to  be 

Sunday,    the    ofllcer-s    elected     at    the     [jreceding 

meeting  shall  enter  on  their  functions. 

At  the  said  Annual  Festival,  ev(.'rv  nieuilter  of 
croBH  to   be  ^hc  Society  who  shall  a{i])ear  without  a  St.  Andrew's 
worn  on   thftt  (J^.qss  on  liis  breast,  sliidl  foi-feit  and   i)ay  to  the 
Society's  use,  seven  shillings  and  six  pence. 

SECTION  IV. 

Ol"    THE     OFFICEU3     OF     TIIK     SOCIKTY;     TIIKIU     DITY     AND     IirsiNICSS. 

No  person  shall  be  eligible  lo  the  ofliee  of  Pivsi- 
dent,  who  has  not  been  at  least  twelve  months  an 
ordinary  or  [)erpetual  mein])cr  of  the  Society. 

The  duty  of  President,  V^ice-President  or  Chair- 
man, is  to  preside  at  all  meeting-,  to  regulate  the 
deliberations  trf' the  Society  ;  to  state  and  j)U(  ques- 
leiiTaiui "ice- tions  both  in  the  afHiinative  and  the  negative, 
PrcHidcnt.  accordini""  to  the  sense  and  intention  of  tlic  nicH^tinci' ; 
to  check  undue  warmth  or  irregularity,  and  keep 
all  persons  in  order ;  and  for  this  ])urpose  he  shall 
have  the  power  of  fining,  at  his  discretion,  an  of- 
fending member,  not  exceeding  Is.  for  each  offence, 
without  putting  a  vote  ;  to  direct  summonses  for  all 
ordinary  and  extraordinary  general  meetings  ;  and 
to  execute  or  superintend  the  execution  of  all  the 
rules  and  orders  of  the  Society. 

The  custody  and  use  of  the  Seal,  the  power  of 
To  have  the  ^^^^^^^^n  *'^^  phicc  of  meeting,  wdth  all  other  powers 
^^^Y<^'>y  •'*"  til'- vested  in  him  by  ancient  usage,  shall,  as  hereto- 
fore, remain  with  the  President,  or,  in  his  absence, 
with  the  Vice-President  or  Chairman. 


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approve  of  all  disbursements,  and  ^Il-'ii  all  orders  oj''"""' *c. 
disitiibdhon.  the  aeeonnt  of  vvbicli  sIimII,  as   usual, 
be  suiaiiitled  to  tlic  Soeiety  for  its  sMtisfncf ion. 

Tiie  Secretary  or  Assistant  Seeretary  ssliall  attend 

11  i'  "i    /'I  'i.A  c  j.\       Lj      '    1  'ii        BiiRincss    of 

all  ineetinLrs  and  I  onunittecs  or  the  Society,  with  thoSecrotury. 
the  lliileN  and  Ilecctrds  :  shall  take  down  all  Min- 
utes, particularly  notino:,  in  a  remilar  account,  all 
monieai  recei  .ed  and  disbursed,  and  shall  piiHliico 
the  t^anie,  fairly  written,  in  |)roi)er  books,  at  the 
next  nieetinii' :  shall  read  all  letters,  [ictitions  or 
pajiers  ;  cut  or  <'onnnunicated  to  the  Society,  and 
shall  record  such  of  them  as  may  be  deemed  worthy 
of  [)reser\ation  ;  prepare  all  answers  in  such  terms 
as  may  be  directed  ;  sliall  make  pro[K'r  indexes  to 
the  books  of  the  Society,  and  allow  no  account 
thereof,  under  his  direction,  to  bo  in  arrcar  beyond 
the  space  of  twelve  months. 

'^riic  Treasure!!-  will  i>ive  such  security  as  the  So- 
ciety  liiiiy  nvjuirc  for  the  trust  reposed  in  him  ;  he  ijusimss  of 
shall  receive  all  monies  beloniiin.'''  to  the  Society  :  "■'  '■"^'''*'"'"" 
he  shall  re<i,ul:irly  produce  his  accounts  sioiu'd,  and 
the  state  of  the  incidental  resource-  of  the  Soeiety  ; 
and  sh;ill  aumially  pre[)ar(!  a  correct  view  oi  the 
I'uiids,  and  the  snyiiiLjs  or  exceedin<i,'s  of  the  year. 

lie  shiiil  have  no  credit  in  his  account  for  any 
sum  disbursed  fm-  which  he  does  not  produce  the 
order  or  ajiprobation  of  the  President  in  writing,  or 
of  the  Committee  of  Charity. 


THE    AFPulMMENT, 


I'OWEUd     AM>    'DUTIES      OV    THE      COMMITTEE    OK 
CllAHITY. 


The  Committee    of  Charity  consisting  of  five.    Number  of  it. 
shall,   as  heretofore,   be    annually  elected  by    the 
Soeiety,  for  the  following  jiurposes  : 

To  exiqulre  into  the  claims,  chai-actcrs  and  cir- 
cumstances of  all  such  as  apply  for  the  ordinary  or    Duty, 
extraordinary   aid  of  the  Society,  to  prevent  the 


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charity  of  the  Society  from  being  improperly  or 
fruitlessly  applied. 
To  give  tiicir      ^^  deliver  their  opinion  candidly  and  freely  with 
opinioiiB  as  torosncct  to  tlic  a'encral  merit  of  claimants,  and  to 

tUG  SUIIli  i  C5  ' 

the  extent  of  the  relief  it  may  be  necessary  to  afford 
them. 

To  report  to  the  Society  any  accident  that  may 

To  report  the  ^^^^^^^  members,  and  such  as  stand  in  need  of  aid, 

misfortunes  or  or  anv  sickncss  they  may  labor  under,  and  to  des- 

RickiicsH     or  •'  t' 

Members.  cril)e  tlio  nutin'c  and  extent  of  the  assistance  it 
bel.  )oves  tha  Society  to  give  them,  while  in  such 
circumstances. 


'.dilli 


k'^^ 


PROVISION'S      IN    CASi:    «JF     TIIK     ABSKNCE,     KEMOVAI.     OK    DEATH    OF 

omci-.us. 

If  any  officers  of  this  Society  arc,  by  sickness  or 
otherwise,  necessarily  absent  from  a  regular  meet- 
ing, otlievs  shall  be  called,  for  tlic  time  being,  to 
act  in  their  room  ;  and  if  any  of  the  officers  ha[)pcn 
to  remove  out  of  the  Province  or  to  die  during  tlie 
year  for  which  they  were  elected,  the  members 
assembled  at  the  next  ouartcrl}^  meeting  shall,  as 
upon  the  meeting  in  I^ovembcr,  choose  others  to 
serve  in  their  room  for  tlie  remainder  o^  tlie  year. 

SECTION  V. 

FUNDS    OF    THE     SOCIETY    AM)    Al-PKOrUIATION    TIIEUEOF. 

All  the  money  collected  from  tlie  memb'  "s  or  re- 
ceived l)y  donation  or  otlierwisc,  shall  be  applied  to 
the  best  advantage  for  promoting  the  ends  of  the  In- 
Socie^y^  °^  ^'^'^  stitunvm  ;  and  if,  at  any  time,  there  shall  be  more 
money  in  the  funds  than  present  exigencies  require, 
the  Treasurer  at  the  desire  and  by  the  direction  of 
the  Society  at  any  general  or  quarterly  meeting, 
shall  lend  out  the  same  upon  interest  on  the  credit 
of  the  Province,  or  unexceptionable  personal  secur- 
ity by  bond,  or  by  investment  in  real  estate,  with- 
in the  city  of  Halifax,  by  bond  and  mortgage  ;  this 


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iroperly  or 

freely  with 
its,  and  to 
ly  to  nfFord 

it  that  may 
leed  of  aid, 
and  to  des- 
ssistancc  it 
lile  in  such 


oil    DKATII     OF 

sickness  or 
pillar  mcet- 
e  bcinj^,  to 
;ers  happen 

diirinu'  the 
3  members 
.shall,  as 
e  others  to 

^  the  year. 


rilEUEOF. 

lb'  "s  or  re- 
applied to 
s  of  the  In- 
Ul  be  more 
icsre(piire, 
rcction  of 
^  meeting, 
I  the  credit 
onal  secur- 
tate,  with- 
:gage  ;  this 


security  to  be  taken  in  the  name  of  the  President 
and  Vice-President  for  the  time  beino;,  and  the 
survivors  of  them,  as  Trustees  for  the  said  Society  ; 
and  in  the  said  instrument  of  security,  it  shall  be 
declared  that  the  same  is  made  in  tr  st  for  the  So- 
ciety, and  the  President  and  Vice-President  shall 
be  parties  to,  and  shall  execute  the  same  in  the 
presence  of  two  witnesses,  and  the  said  security 
shall  be  lodged  with  the  Treasurer  for  the  time  be- 
ing, and  the  mortgage,  if  any,  to  be  duly  recorded. 
Pro^•ided  always,  that  said  President  and  Vice- 
President,  or  either  of  them,  their  heir.s,  executors, 
or  administrators,  shall  at  all  times  subsequent  (on 
being  required  by  the  Society  at  a  general  meeting 
so  to  do)  execute  an  ass'<j:nment  or  a-^siunments  of 
the  .-aid  instruments,  to  their  successors  in  office. 

The  charity  of  the  Society  shall  be  ap])lied  in  the 
following  manner,  viz.,  the  President,  Vice-Presi- 
dent, Avith  the  other  officers  of  the  Society  or  the 
Committee  of  Charity,  shall  have  power  to  draAv 
orders  on  the  Treasurer  for  the  time  beini2\  in  favor 
of  such  poor  or  distressed  persons  as  they  shall 
judge  fit  objects  of  the  Society's  bounty,  which  or- 
ders the  Treasurer  shall  inunedlately  pay,  irrocided 
aliraytt,  that  none  but  those  who  have  the  same 
qualifications  in  regard  to  country  and  parentnge  as 
is  stated  in  the  ride  respecting  admission  of  mem- 
bers, their  widows  and  children,  shall  ever  be 
entitled  to  any  part  of  this  charity.  Prodded  a/ so, 
that  the  sum  so  drawn  for  does  not  exceed  £5  to 
any  one  pci'son,  and  when  £5  are  drawn  by  order 
on  the  Treasurer,  the  said  order  must  be  signed  by 
every  member  of  said  Committee  of  Charity  ;  and, 
to  prevent  impositions  on  said  Committee  of  Char- 
ity in  future,  all  orders  on  the  Treasurer  shall  be 
siiiiicd  by  at  least  three  of  said  Committee  of  Char- 
ity,  when  under  £5. 

As  a  stated  provision  is  made  for  J.ie  resident 


« 


12 


poor  by  tlie  municipal  laws  of  the  city,  to  whicli  the 
members  of  this  Society  contribute  their  |)r<ij)()rtion 
in  their  ])rivate  capacity  as  citizens,  the  fund  of 
charity  .-hall  be  rather  applied  to  the  relief  and  as- 
sistance of  persons  who  liave  met  witli  sudden  mis- 
fortune, or  who  suffer  by  occasional  distress,  than 
to  continued  allowance  for  the  settled  poor;  but  as 
no  adequate  reii'ulation,  suitable  to  all  times  and 
all  circumstances,  can  be  devised  on  this  subject, 
the  S()ciet\'  shall,  notwithstandinu'  anvthim*'  to  the 
contrnry  in  this  rule,  be  always  free  to  exercise  its 
own  (liscrctioi!  and  humanity  with  rct>'ard  to  it. 


thi 
be 


SECTION  VI. 

ci:i:Tiri!-.\Ti;s     to     de     (;i;A.Mi:n     to     cfsioicxt,     PF.urKTr.vi,,     on 

All  [jcrpctual,  resident,  or  honorary  members 
removini;"  from  the  Province,  shall,  u])on  applica- 
tioii,  bo  fu]'nishod  with  a  Certificate  of  their  a<lmis- 
sion  and  attendance,  under  the  Society's  Son),  and 
signed  by  ihe  President  or  Vice-President,  and 
Secretary,  the  form  of  which  shall  be  as  tollows  : 

"  These  are  to  certify  that  was 

reci'ularly  admitted  a  member  of 

the  Xorth-lhatish  Society  of  the  City  of  Halifax, 
in  the  Province  of  Xova-Scotia,  at  a  meeting  of  the 
Society  the  day  of  ,  A,  1).  18 

"  Given  under  our  hands  and  the  Seal  of  the 
Society,  the  day  and  year  above  written." 

Dut  as  it  may  be  expedient  for  members  of  this 
Society  to  remove  in  quest  of  settlement  to  other 
parts  of  ihis  Continent,  where  similar  institutions 
subsist  whose  countenance  and  direction  might  be  of 
great  fv-sistance  to  them,  a  second  form  of  Cei'tifi- 
cate  shall  lie  granted,  upon  application,  to  such 
members  of  this  description  as  the  Society  shall 


13 


whicli  the 
iroportion 
e  fiiiul  of 
cf  and  as- 
(Idcn  inis- 
ress,  than 
or ;  but  as 
times  and 

S    81!l)iGCt, 

ini>;  tn  the 
xercise  its 
1  to  it. 


ium;ti'ai„     oil 

luoiiihcrs 

ii)  nppHca- 

eir  a<hni8- 

Se;i),  and 

lent,  and 

ollows  : 

was 
lemher  of 

Halifax, 
:ing  of  tlic 

).  18 
^eal  of  the 
!  written." 

rs  of  tliis 
t  to  otlier 

titutions 
liu'ht  he  of 
r)f  Certifi- 

to  .such 
icty  shall 


think  worthy  of  the  same,  the  form  whereof  shall 
be  as  follows : 

< '  These  may  certify  that  Mr.  was 

regularly  admitted  a  Member  of  the  North-British 
Society  of  Plalifax,  in  Nova  Scotia,  on  the 
day  of  ,  and  having  duly  con- 

formed to  all  its  Rules  and  Ref^rulations  durinu^  his 
residence  liere,  he  is,  therefore,  recommended  to  the 
countenance  and  protection  of  any  and  all  similar 
Societies." 

SECTION  VII. 

PROVISION    IN    CASE    OF    TJIE     SICKNESS      AND     DEATH    OP    MEMBEnS. 

In  describing  the  duties  of  the  Committee  of 
Charity,  the  superintcndance  of  the  sick  was  men- 
tioned as  a  part  of  their  charge,  and  as  this  l)ranch  sil^aens^^  "^ 
of  the  Society's  institution  may  be  more  effectually 
managed  by  them,  they  shall,  in  case  of  the  contin- 
uance of  the  sickness  or  the  incapacity  for  business 
of  such  members  as  need  the  Society's  care,  make 
report  thereof  to  the  officers  and  private  members  ; 
and  if  he  or  they  need  assistance  during  the  night, 
the  members  of  the  Society  shall,  upon  the  recom- 
mendiition  of  the  committee,  watch  with  such  sick 
persons,  and  shall,  at  the  Society's  charge,  be  al- 
lowed proper  refreslunent  during  their  watch. 

In  case  of  the  death  of  any  member  needing  such 
aid,  the  funeral  charsies  shall  be  defraved  by  the  So-    in  cases   of 

.  J  J  death 

ciety,  and  such  a  sum  as  circumstances  may  demand 
and  the  funds  allow,  shall  be  given  to  the  widow 
or  the  orphans  of  the  deceased. 

When  the  attendance  of  the  Society  is  requested 
at  the  funeral  of  one  of  its  members,  or  a  country- 
man a  stranger  in  the  place,  the  President  shall 
issue  orders  for  that  purpose ;  and  the  customs  of 
Scotland,  as  far  as  expedient  shall  be  adhered  to 
in  the  procession  on  such  occasions,  and  aa  little 
expense  incurred  as  possible. 


Fanerals. 


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SECTION  VIII. 

INTUODfCTION      OF      PEKSONS      ELIGIBLE      TO      BE    MEMBEIJ8    OF     TUE 
80CIETV,    AT    THE    QUAUTEKLY    MEETINGS. 

For  the  purpose  of  extending  the  usefulness  of 
Introduction  the  Society,  and  for  making  the  objects  of  it  more 
MembeM.'^^  ^^  generally  known,  each  member  shall  have  the 
privilege  of  introducing,  at  the  respective  (Quarter- 
ly Meetings,  persons  (non-residents)  cligiljle  to 
become  members  of  the  Society  ;  the  member  or 
members  so  introducing  such  visitor  or  visitors,  to 
contribute  towards  the  funds  of  the  Society  the  sum 
of  2s.  ()d.  at  each  of  the  meetings  in  the  months  of 
jMay  and  August,  and  the  sum  of  5s.  in  the  months 
of  November  and  February,  for  each  and  every 
visitor  so  respectively  introduced  at  any  such  meet- 
ings ;  provided,  however,  that  all  and  every  such 
visitor  and  visitors  so  to  be  introduced  as  aforesaid, 
shall  be  precluded  from  taking  any  part  in  the  pro- 
ceedings or  business  of  the  Society. 


The  foregoing  rides  shall  be  deemed  the  funda- 
mental articles  and  regulations  of  the  North-Britisli 
Society,  in  Halifax,  Nova-Scotia,  and  shall  not 
hereafter  be  altered  or  abrogated,  on  any  pretence 
whatever,  otherwise  than  by  consent  of  at  least 
two- thirds  of  the  members  regularly  met  at  any 
(Quarterly  Meeting  in  November ;  provided,  also, 
that  a  Committee  has  been  previously  appointed, 
to  consist  of  at  least  live  members,  and  to  have 
reported  such  alteration  to  be  necessary. 

Voted  unanimously,  and  agreed  to  at  a  Quarter- 
ly Meeting  at  the  Mason's  Hall,  in  the  town  of 
Halifax,  in  the  Province  of  Nova-Scotia,  the 
seventh  day  of  November,  in  the  Year  of  Our 
Lord  One  Thousand  Eight  Hundred  and  Forty- 
Three. 


15 


BERS    OF     THE 

efulness  of 
of  it  more 
.  have  the 
e  Quarter- 
eligible  to 
[leinber  or 
kisitorfi,  to 
ty  the  Slim 
months  of 
he  months 
and  every 
such  mcet- 
3very  such 
aforesaid, 
in  the  pro- 


the  funda- 
[•th-British 
shall  not 
y  pretence 
)f  at  least 
let  at  any 
ided,  also, 
ippointed, 
d  to  have 


ADJDITIONAL-ENACTED    SINCE    FOREGOING. 


Passed  4th  August,  1864. 

To  prevent  the  names  of  persons  proposed,  bal- 
loted for,  and  elected  members,  who  after  due 
notice  of  the  same,  fail  to  comply  with  the  Rules 
of  the  Society,  from  accumulating  on  the  Due  Roll, 
from  this  date  no  person  be  considered  a  member 
or  entered  on  the  Roll  as  such,  until  the  entrance 
fee  is  paid  and  the  Roll  of  the  Society  signed. 


Passed  1st  Novemher,  1866. 

Any  ordinary  member  over  the  age  of  sixty 
years,  having  paid  into  the  funds  of  the  Society 
for  twenty  years  in  succession,  shall  at  his  own 
request,  be  absolved  from  the  payment  of  Quar- 
terly dues. 


a  Quarter- 
lie  town  of 
5C0tia,  the 
3ar  of  Our 
ind  Forty- 


16 


Uorlli  Dititislt  ^uutri  ^chhrnln^, 

IN  CONNECTION  WITH   OALHOUSIE  COLLEGE. 


taoaed 

G  Feb.,  1868. 


* '  That  the  sum  of  sixty  dollars  be  appropriated 
annually  from  the  funds  of  the  North-Britisli  Soci- 
ety for  a  Scholarship  in  connection  with  Dalhousie 
College,  as  u  permanent  commemoration  of  the 
Centenary  of  the  Society,  subject  to  the  following 
conditions  : 

"  L'it.  That  the  holder  of  it  be  a  person  eligible 
to  be  a  member  of  the  Society. 

"  2iid.  That  the  Scholarship  beheld  during  the 
third  and  fourth  year  of  his  undergra(Uiate  course. 

"  3rd.  That  it  be  competed  for  at  the  end  of  liis 
second  year  course,  and  that  the  first  competition 
take  place  at  the  end  of  the  preseiit  session,  and 
that  the  examiners  be  always  appointed  by  the 
Senate. 

"  1th.  The  money  to  be  paid  on  the  certificate 
from  tlie  Principal  of  Dalhousie  College. 

"  5th.  Any  year  when  no  competitor  has  pre- 
sented himself,  the  money  for  that  year  to  remain 
in  the  hands  of  the  Society,  but  the  Scholarship  to 
be  again  open  for  competition  on  the  following  year, 
subject  to  the  foregoing  resolutions." 


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ingyear, 


AN  ACT  TO  IXCORPORATE  THE  NORTH-BRITISH 
SOCIETY,  IN  PIALIFAX,  NOVA-SCOTIA. 

[Passed  ihe  24th  day  of  March,  ISflC.] 


Be  it  enacted  by  the  Governor,  Council  and  Assembly,  as 
follows  : 

T  }'  "S^^  following  persons,  that  is  to  say:  Peter  Ross, 
John  Taylor,  William  Annand,  William  Murray,  John 
Watt,  AVilhamB.  Smelie,  and  John  B.  Campbell,  and  all 
such  other  persons  as  now  are  or  hereafter  shall  become  mem- 
bers of  the  Socictv,  shall  be  a  body  politic  and  corporate,  by 

the  name  of ''The  North  British  Society,  in  Halifax,  Nov. 
bcotia. 


2 

ofN 


1^  Ihe  Rules  of  the  Society  adopted  on  the  Seventh  day 
sovember,  1843,  are  hereby  declared  legal  and  bindino-, 

and  the  Corporation  is  empowered  to  collect  all  monies  and 

arrears  due  thereunder. 

3.  The  personal  property,  debts  and  effects  now  belono-ino- 
to  the  Society,  are  vested  in  the  Corporation,  and  the  CVpo"^ 
ration  is  empowered  to  invest  its  funds  to  such  extent  and  in 
such  way  as  it  shall  think  fit. 


2 


18 


LIST    OF    MEMBERS 


OP   TUB 


NOKTH.   BRITISH    SOCIETY, 

Since  its  Institution  in  1768. 


1708. 
John  Taylor. 
John  Qollospie. 
■William  Scott. 
William  McLoUan. 
Thomas  McLenau. 
Robert  Killo. 
James  Clark. 
Walter  Harkness, 
John  Geddes. 
Daniel  Morrison. 
James  Thomson. 
John  McCrae. 
William  Luke. 
John  Fraser. 

17G9. 
James  Sutherland. 
George  Elliott. 

1770. 
Peter  McNab. 

1771. 
John  Patterson. 

1773. 
Robert  Gillespie. 

1774. 
Maj.  A.  M'Donakl,  59th  Regt. 
Alexandor  Thompson. 
Robert  Campbell. 
William  Allen. 
Alexander  Ross. 
Robert  McGowan. 

1777. 
James  Dickson 
John  Miller. 
John  Ratrie. 


John  Mowatt. 
Alex.  IJrymer. 
James  Black. 
William  Bowie. 

1778. 
Lt.  M.  Hynclman,  R.  N. 
William  Hogg. 

177'J. 
Robert  Nisbet. 

1780. 
Patrick  M' Master. 
Andrew  M'Gill. 
Andrew  Thompson. 
Michael  Wallace. 
Charles  \dams. 

1782. 
Alexander  Green. 
John  Bremner. 
George  Grant, 
Dr.  John  Ilaliburton. 
George  Smith. 
William  Shaw. 
William  Cater. 
James  Veitch. 
Richard  Kidson. 
James  Dechman. 
Alexander  Copeland. 
Robert  Burns. 
James  Strachan. 
William  Hogg. 
Alexander  Anderson. 

1783. 
William  Gibbon. 
James  Hunter. 


1 


19 


ETY. 


R.  N. 


M 


ton. 


md. 


ion. 


Robert  Ooflcles. 

Charles  Geddes. 

William  Lyon. 

Robert  Lyon. 

Peter  Lenox. 

John  Ritchie. 

George  M'Crac. 

William  Davidson 

Thomas  Manson. 

George  Qunn. 
1784. 

Anthony  Stewart, 

WilKam  Campbell. 

Rev.  Thos.  Russell 

Daniel  M' Master. 

James  Benvie. 

James  Gilchrist. 

David  Ferguson. 

William  Gordon. 

James  Wallace. 

William  Forsyth. 

Peter  Wemeys. 

Dr.  Duncan  Clark. 

George  Rodgers. 

Alexander  M' Donald. 
1785. 

John  Cannel. 

Donald  M'Lean. 

Robert  Buchannan. 

John  Leckio. 

Andrew  Liddell. 

John  Patterson. 

Peter  Smith. 
Thomas  Gordon. 
Thomas  Robertson. 
William  Annand. 

1  78P.. 
William  Duffns. 
John  Bremner. 
Andrew  Gray. 
John  xM'Gee. 
John  Anderson. 
James  Ewing. 
James  Alexander. 
Wm.  Vietch. 
George  M'Intosh. 
Peter  .Muir. 
Robert  Killo. 

1787. 
Adam  Fife, 
Dunbar  Sloan. 
James  Johnston. 


Alexander  Brerancr. 

Daniel  Grant. 

William  Kidston 

Rev.  Dr.  A.  Brown. 

Alex.  Chinas. 
1788. 

Alex.  Brymer,  Jr. 

James  Stewart. 

James  Fraser. 

Alex.  Abercromby. 

Rodfirick  McKay. 

Alexander  Wills. 

Charles  Ilandyside. 

John  Irvin. 

1789. 

David  Hall. 

John  Hall 

John  Grant. 

John  M'Kcnzie. 
1700. 

William  Smith. 

Jo-mes  Forbes, 

James  Forman. 

George  Grassie. 

James  Stewart,  (2) 

Andrew  Cummin"-. 
17'J1. 

Alexander  Morrison. 

John  Hunter. 

John  Ross. 

Archibald  Ferguson. 

Wra.  Thompson. 

Colin  Campbell. 
John  Morton. 
17'J2. 
Alexander  Izatt. 
Archibalil  Wilson. 
Winckworth  Allan. 
George  Glennie. 
Admiral  Murray. 

17'J3. 
John  Stewart, 
James  Eddie. 
Wm.  Forsyth,  (2) 
Wm.  Grigor. 
Thomas  McKenzie. 
John  Stuart. 
David  Smith. 
John  Brown. 
Lieut.  John  Fraser. 
Lieut.  Alex  Sutherland. 
Capt.  Ken.  M'Donald. 


20 


Liout.  Donald  Campbell 
John  Black. 
James  Thorn. 
John  Thompson. 
John  Taylor. 
Duncan  Brown. 

17'J5. 
Alexander  Patillo. 
James  Donaldson. 
Thomas  Donaldson. 
Robert  Milne. 
James  Kidston. 
Wm.  Findlay. 
Robert  Ferguson. 
Wm.  Eddy. 
Thomas  Russell. 
Peter  Robl). 
Kenneth  M'Kenzie. 
John  Lenox. 
Wm.  Bremnor, 
James  Mills. 
Wm.  Gauld. 
Wm.  Patterson. 
Alexander  M'Lean. 

17%. 
James  Wiseman. 
John  Walker. 
Alexander  Eraser. 
James  Sharp. 
Alexander  I3arnett. 
Alexander  Ilackett. 
Jrvraes  Munn. 
Rev.  Dr.  Arch.  Gray. 
Matthew  Richardson, 
James  Smith. 
James  Romans. 
James  Pirnie. 

17'J7. 
Robert  NicoU. 
James  Frame. 
John  Gauld. 
James  Barron. 
John  M 'Alpine. 
Duncan  M'Queen. 
Peter  M'Nab. 
John  M'Nab. 

1798. 
Donald  Munro. 
Alex.  Philips. 
John  Martin. 
Alexander  Melvin. 
-Thomas  Neilson. 


Thomas  RiohardBon. 
Alex.  M'Dougall. 
Alexander  Fraser. 

17'JU. 
John  Hay. 
Hugh  M' Donald. 
DonaVl  Fraser. 
Wm.  Robertson. 
Jolm  Wilson. 
Thomas  Buchannan. 
Duncan  M'Pherson. 
John  Livingston. 
Alex.  Mitchell. 
George  Donaldson. 
Hon.  James  Grant. 
Hugh  Ritchie. 

1800. 
William  Strachan. 
John  M'Naughton. 

1801. 
James  Fergus. 
Alexander  Brown 
David  Shepherd. 
Thomas  Moir. 

1802. 
John  Liddell. 
James  Grant. 

1803. 
William  Bowie. 

1804. 
Archibald  M'CoU. 

1805. 
David  Ferrie. 
Wm.  G.  Forsyth. 
John  Livingstone. 

1807. 
James  Donaldson,  (2) 
Charles  Telfair. 
Alexander  Smith. 
James  Ritchie. 
John  Simpson. 
John  Black,  jr. 
John  Telford. 

1808. 
Alexander  Fiddea. 
Thomas  Mudie. 
John  Henry. 
Daniel  Sutherland. 
William  Bremner. 

1809. 
John  Barron. 
John  Buchan. 


21 


SOD. 

■r. 


Ooorgo  Mitchell. 
William  Strachan,  jr. 

IHIO. 
Richard  Kidston,  jr. 
William  Kitlston,  jr. 
John  Clark. 
Michael  M'Naughton. 
James  liain. 
David  Mnirhead. 
Tannet  Thompson. 
.John  Ilcnderflon. 
Richard  Scott. 
.Taracs  Scott. 
John  Tulles. 

1812. 
James  Russell. 
George  N.  Russell. 
John  Farquharson. 
James  Gordon. 

1813. 
William  Murray. 
Henry  Ford. 
Archibald  M'Donald. 
Patrick  Ross, 
Wm.  Daling. 
David  Dundas. 
James  Hogg. 
Alexander  Grant. 
Daniel  Grant. 
James  Grant. 

1814. 
Duncan  M'CoU. 
.'•'ames  Leishman. 
John  M'Pherson. 
Thomas  Gentles. 
James  McNab. 
John  Scobie. 
Stewart  Wallace. 
John  Roy. 
Adam  Rosa. 
John  Munro. 
Duncan  M'Farlane. 
John  Fraser. 
Andrew  Mills. 
Alexander  May. 

1815. 
George  Muirhead. 
Charles  Dunbrack. 
Robert  Penney. 
James  Donaldson,  (3) 
Andrew  Nisbit. 
Geoige  Innis. 


Peter  M'  Nab. 
William  Scott. 
David  Walker. 
James  M'Cormack. 
Dunbar  D.  Stewart. 
Robert.  IJrcmner 
James  Dechman. 
Alexander  Murdoch. 

1810. 
Dr.  Wm.  Petrie. 
Duncan  M'Queen. 
John  Young. 
Archibald  Sinclair. 
Alexander  Primrose. 
Matthew  Forrester. 

1817. 
Robert  M.  Rrown. 
Peter  Donaldson. 
Alex.  Malcom. 
Thomas  Muirhead. 
Alex.  Sim. 
George  Hamilton. 
Hector  M'Donald,  (1) 
Hector  M'Donald,  (2) 
James  Johnson. 
Colin  Wilson, 
George  Craigen. 
Alexander  Boyd. 

1818. 
Hon.  B.  Haliburton. 
S.G.W  Archibald,  r    , 
Robert  F.  Bigby. 
Joseph  Mundell. 

1819. 
Charles  S.  Gray. 
John  Boyd. 
James  Forraan,  jr. 
Robert  Duncan. 
Adam  Esson. 
Donald  M'Lennan. 
James  Ross 
James  Phraser,  jr. 
James  Forrester. 

1820. 
lohn  M'Kenzie. 
John  M'Lean. 
Duncan  Black. 
Wm.  Wallace. 
Allan  M'Donald. 
Thomas  Laidlaw. 
Thomas  C.  Allan. 
David  Johnson. 


22 


David  rionderson. 
Alex.  A.  Forj^UMon. 
Samuel  Mitchell. 

1821. 
Juhn  Forinan. 
John  Fraser. 
Hunter  Ht.  Andrews. 
Jas.  CruikHliarika. 
Wm.  JJ.  Kobertson. 

1822. 
Andrew  1).  llussell. 
Robert  Noble. 
Alesander  Keith. 
Edward  Wallace. 
Hector  M'Lennan. 
Andrew  Mitchell. 

1H2;J. 

William  Sutherland. 
Alexander  M'Leod. 
■John  Strachan. 
James  Dechman,  (3) 
John  fjyle. 
Rev.  John  Martin. 

1821. 
John  M'Kenzie,  (2) 
Charles  Coveutree. 
John  Fraser,  (2) 
Andrew  Crawford. 
George  Little. 
James  Pettigrew. 
John  M'Neil. 
Charles  Alexander. 
Robert  Robertson. 
Alex.  Koss. 
Dr.  John  Stirling. 

1825. 
C.  H.  Fife. 
John  Ilobb. 
James  Thomson. 
James  F.  Gray. 
Wm  Kandick. 
David  S.  Pence. 

1826. 
James  Purvis. 
Wm.  Young. 
Thomas  Forman. 
Charles  D.  Archibald, 
George  R.  Voung. 
James  D.  Fraser. 
Robert  Romans. 
Wm.  Gossip. 
C.  Brodie. 


Thoniafl  Williamson. 
John  W.  C.  Brown. 

1827. 
John  Richardson. 
William  Crawford. 
Peter  Man«on. 
William  Mills. 
James  Lessel. 
Jame.s  Findlay. 
Jolin  Funiuhar. 
Alexander  iiarry. 

1828. 
Peter  Grant. 
Adam  Reid. 
William  Grant. 
William  Murdoch. 
George  Thompson. 
Daniel  M'Kay. 
Rev.  John  Soott. 
Walter  Rubb. 

182'.). 
Andrew  M'Kinlay. 
James  Thomson,  (2' 
John  Watt. 
John  Fraser,  (3) 
James  Nichol. 

1830. 
Wm.  Mills. 
Rev.  Thos.  Aitken. 
Angus  Fraser. 
James  Malcolm. 
Robert  Downs. 
Wm.  G.  Anderson. 

1831. 
Alex.  Paul. 
Alex.  Ross,  (2) 
Robert  Bigby. 
John  Forrest. 
Robert  D.  Clarke. 
Rev.  James  Morrison. 
Alex.  Smith,  (2) 
Wm.  Murray. 

1832. 
Thomas  Cummings. 
James  Anilerson. 
David  S.  Sutherland. 
James  Reid. 
George  Barton. 
Henry  Anderson. 
John  A.  Mann. 
James  M'Intosh. 
Alex.  Duff. 


28 


JamoH  Murtloch. 
Huj^h  f^anuibcll. 
Alex.  Davidson. 
Charles  W.  VVuUaco. 
Win.  F.  niaok. 
John  Ksson. 
Win.  M'Kay. 
Alex,  llonry. 
Robert  Wilson. 
Robert  Malcom. 
John  (libson. 
Alex.  M'Nab. 
John  M'Nab. 
Neil  M'Vicar. 
Joseph  Robinson. 

WVS. 
Winnie  Johnston. 
James  M' Donald. 
Janios  Grant. 
John  iJrander. 
John  M'Kay. 
John  M'Intosh. 
Alex.  Stewart. 
Alex.  M'Kenzie. 
Wm.  A.  M'Agy. 
James  C.  M'Kay. 
W.  S.  More. 
James  Lockerby. 
Alex.  Troup. 
Daniel  M'Lean. 
David  Stevens. 
Alex.  Hendry. 
Wra.  Gerrad. 
Wra.  Grieve. 
Wm.  Robertson. 
John  G.  M'Kenzie. 
Wm.  Scott. 
David  Calder. 

1834. 
John  Loitch. 
James  Flockhart,  jr. 
Rev.  Alex.  Romans. 
Andrew  Oswald. 
George  Esson. 
James  Humphrey. 
James  Irons. 
Daniel  M'lvor. 
Gilbert  Elliott. 
George  NicoU. 
John  M'Leod. 
Alex.  Carson. 
John  Rbind. 


James  Crawford. 

James  Fraaer. 

Thomas  Elliott. 
Robert.  M'Hannay. 
Alex.  Stewart. 
James  Irons,  jr. 
Wm.  Rauld. 
John  Oal. 
John  Forbes. 

1830. 
John  M'Pherson. 
Alex.  G.  Eraser. 
Adam  Black. 
George  Henderson. 
Robert  Mitchell. 
Lawrence  M'Lean. 
Neil  .M'Quarrio. 
William  M'Kinlay. 
Wm.  B.  Stephenson. 
Wink  worth  .VI  Ian. 
Allan  Campbeil. 
Donald  M'Kay. 
John  Gordon. 

1837. 
William  Donald. 
David  Walker. 
William  Donaldson. 
Jacob  Curric. 
Alex.  Eraser. 
Rev.  James  M'Intosh. 
Edward  Craigen. 
Thomas  Humphrey. 
John  M'Gregor. 
Joseph.  G.  Ross. 
John  U.  Ross. 

1838. 
James  M'Kenzie. 
Alex.  Bain. 
Donald  Murray. 
John  Grant.        ,  ^ — ^-'- — 
Robert  MacDonald.-    ^^-^ 
Andrew  Richardsonr^     ~ 
Samuel  Gray. 
Wm.  Campbell. 
Anthony  Ingles. 
Alex.  Rhind. 
George  M'Kenzie. 
Dr.  A.  Sawers. 
John  Watson. 
John  C.  Ilaliburton. 


A/^ 


24 


1839. 
John  Munro. 
George  P.  Mitchell. 
John  M'Lcod. 
Hugh  Munro. 
Thomas  Rhiad. 

1840. 
Wm.  Eraser. 
Donald  M'Kenzie. 
George  Gray. 
Donald  Sutherland. 
Thomas  Hutchison. 
John  M'Dougall. 
James  Swan. 
Duncan  Patterson. 
David  Rugg. 
Wm.  F.  Reid. 
David  M'Ainsh. 
Joseph  A.  Sievewright. 
Alex.  Strachan. 
John  M-Iireith. 
Alex.  Stephens. 
Peter  Imlay. 
John  Jamieson. 
Samuel  3.  Smith. 

1841. 
Maurice  M'llreith. 
Francis  Downs. 
Alex.  S.  Reid. 
Wm.  Forrest. 
James  Cameron. 
Jamea  Cameron,  jr. 
Robert  Kerr. 
James  C.  Hume. 
Wm.  Craig. 
John  M'Donald. 
Andrew  Wilson. 
Hon.  Alex.  Stewart. 
James  Barron. 
John  Wilson. 
Henvy  Gibson. 

1842. 
George  G.  Gray. 
Wm.  Hutchseon. 
Hugh  Morton. 
Nicholas  Vass. 
Wm.  Grant,  jr. 
Wj3.  Finlay. 
Archibald  Parks. 
Henry  Wilson. 

1843. 
Henry  Watson. 


Adam  Hunter. 
Wm.  M'Kay 
George  Wilson. 
Wm.  Clarke. 
Alex.  M'Donald. 
John  Cormack. 
Robert  D.  Clarke. 
Robert  Lindsay. 
Robert  Forrest. 
Robert  G.  Noble. 
Robert  Balfour. 
Henry  Taylor. 
Daniel  Thompson. 

1844. 
Wm.  Stevens. 
Charles  Hamilton. 
Wm.  Rcbb. 
James  Williamson. 
Neil  Rankin. 
Alex.  M'Lean, 
Wm.  Kandick. 

1846. 
Robert  Boak. 
Wm.  Boak. 
John  Lithgow. 
James  Magee. 
James  Price. 
Angus  M'Lean. 
Wm.  Thompson. 
Wm.  Campbell. 
Henry  B.  Reid. 
James  Grieve. 
James  Gordon. 
John  A  Sinclair 
Wm.  Crawford,  jr. 
Robert  G.  Fraser. 
Wm.  Jamieson. 
Alex.  M'Kay. 
Alex.  Taylor. 
Alex.  M'Pherson. 
Donald  Sutherland. 
James  Mitchell. 
Errol  Boyd. 
James  Rhind. 
James  Reeves, 
George  Barron. 
James  Robertson. 
John  Mitchell. 

1846. 
John  Wilson. 
Wm.  Laidlaw. 
Wm.  Woods. 


25 


1 


David  Smith. 
Wm.  Wilson. 
Wm.  Kerr. 
Philip  Peebles. 
Alex.  Ogsten. 
Thomas  Bayiie, 
Daniel  M'Pherson. 
Thumas  Cummings, 
Peter  Ross. 
James  Ilutton. 
John  A.  Moir. 
Arthur  M'Leod. 
Wm.  M'Lean. 
Wm.  A.  Hesson. 
Stewart  M'Donald. 
Duncan  Grant. 
Alex.  Taylor. 
Wm.  Hutcheon,  jr. 
James  Scott. 
Wm.  Grant,  (3) 

1847. 
James  Kennedy. 
George  Webster. 
John  M'Pherson. 
Samuel  Noble. 
James  Fraser. 
Charles  W.  Dickson. 
James  Wilkie. 
David  Ross. 
George  Anderson. 
Jolin  Younnie. 
Archibald  Sinclair. 
John  Taylor. 
Daniel  Thom. 
James  Knight. 
John  Murdoch. 
John  Doull. 
Alex.  Dow. 

1848. 
John  Watson. 
Wm.  Stewart. 
Wm,  Finlay. 
Andrew  M'Nab. 
Thomas  M'Kie. 
James  Walters. 
David  C.  Noble. 
Wm.  M.  Campbell, 
Charles  M< Queen. 
Robert  W,  Fraser. 
George  A.  Flowers. 
George  Buist. 
John  Costley. 


John  Weir. 
James  Romans, 

1849. 
John  Kandick, 
Wm.  Fraser. 
John  M'Leod. 
James  Rhind,  jr. 
Andrew  Barton. 
Bryce  Gray. 
Robert  J.  Mills. 
Rev.  Alex.  Forrester. 
Tristram  Halliday. 
Robert  Munro. 
Wm.  Penny. 
George  Ross. 
Wm.  Smith. 

1850. 
Hugh  Fraser. 
Wm.  Findlay. 
Wm.  Blythe. 
Duncan  McMillan. 

1851. 
David  Stirling. 
James  Watt. 
Alex.  J.  Nairn. 
George  Gordon. 
James  Riddell. 
James  W,  Shirras, 
Alex.  Fraser. 

1852. 
Patrick  Graham. 
Wm.  Rhind. 
James  Hunter. 
James  Thomson. 
John  McCulloch. 

1853. 
Wm.  Miller. 
Alex.  Henderson. 
John  Laidlaw. 
Wm.  Murray. 
John  Sinclair. 
James  Findlay. 
Wm.  Farquharson. 
Alex.  Fraser. 
Rev.  G.  W.  Sprott. 
Alex.  M'Kay. 
Wm.  Wilson. 
James  Irons. 
George  Innes. 
Duncan  McQueen. 
John  C.  Drummond. 


26 


Alex.  McDonald. 

1854. 
James  J.  Breinner. 
James  Wilson,  jr. 
Wm.  Sutherland. 
Charles  Lyle. 
Robert  Spiers. 
W.  S.  Forman. 
James  Parker, 
Donald  Fraser. 
Charles  H.  Sinclair. 
John.  A.  Johnston. 
Wm.  A.  Grant. 
Wm.  Currie. 
James  Wallace. 

1855. 
David  Ross. 
R.  J.  Romans. 
Thomas  Hume. 
James  Blair. 
John  S.  Maclean. 
George  McKie. 
James  Monteith. 

1856. 
Johm  P.  Muir. 
George  Maclean. 
Hugh  Campbell. 
Andrew  K.  Mackinlay. 
John  Mackenzie. 
John  Fraser. 
Robert  Fraser. 
John  B.  Campbell. 
Wm.  F.  Grant. 
John  Watson. 
John  C.  Mackenzie. 
Wm.  B.  Smellie. 
John  B.  MacDonald. 
George  Alexander. 
Thomas  Annand. 
R.  G.  Halibuvton. 

1857. 
John  Muir. 
James  Kerr. 
George  Fraser. 
Robert  Bauld. 
Adam  Burns. 
James  Fraser. 
Peter  Scott. 

1858. 
John  Campbell. 
J.  Scott  Button. 


Wm.  Fraser. 

1859. 
Jas.  C.  Mackintosh. 
George  R,  Anderson. 
Robert  Urquhart. 
David  Crawford. 
Robert  Gray. 
Andrew  Wallace. 
Robert  Muirhead. 

1860. 
Henry  W.  Fish. 
John  Drillio. 
Donald  Ross. 
Alex.  McLeod,  2nd. 
Dr.  W.  H.  Davies. 
Dr.  Cowie. 
John  W.  Fraser. 

1861. 
James  S.  Macdonald. 

1862. 
E.  M.  Macdonald. 
John  Macdonald. 
John  H.  Johnston. 
John  McKay. 
Alexander  McKenzie. 
William  Murray,  (2) 

1863. 
Robert  Brechin. 
George  Porter. 
Neil  Weir. 
Henry  Inglis. 
Donald  Fraser. 
James  Fraser. 

1864. 
Charles  Graham. 
James  Steinson. 
Adam  McKay. 
Hon.  James  McDonald. 
Hugh  Murray. 
Rev.  George  M.  Grant 

1865. 
John  McDonald. 

1866. 
Robert  T.  Muir. 
Thomas  S.  Reid. 
John  Crook. 
James  Maccoush. 
Benjamin  A  Taylor. 
George  McGregor. 
Rev.  Chas.  McDonald. 


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27 


1867. 
William  A.  McLeod. 
Angus  McLeod. 
Alexander  McDonald. 
S.  D.  McDonald. 
Hugh  Munro. 
John  McNeo. 
James  White, 
John  Sutherland. 
Robert  Moyce. 
Duncan  Campbell. 
John  N.  Grant 
Dr.  Sutherland. 
Rev,  Charles  M.  Grant. 

1868 
Donald  G.  Keith. 
Hon,  Robt.  Robertson. 
Charles  H.  Sinclair. 
W.  0.  Adams. 
Alexander   Sutherland. 
Wm.  McKerron. 
William  Montgomery. 
Donald  Keith. 
James  McEwan. 
W.  H.  Bauld. 
Alexander  Moir. 
Professor  Lawson. 
George  Taylor. 
Charles  Tayloi*. 
John  B.  Young. 
John  McKenzie. 
Joseph  D.  McNab. 
David  King. 
John  McNab. 
Sanford  Fleming. 
Alexander  W.  McLeod. 
Peter  Grant. 
Alex.  Finnie. 
William  Hedley. 
John  T.  McAlpine. 
James  Goldie. 
Edward  Morrison. 
William  Nisbet. 
William  Bauld. 
Geo.  Mitchell. 
Robt.  Taylor. 
George  Thomson. 
John  B.  *Tray. 
Jas.  C.  Robertson. 
Joseph  Outiam,  sr. 


Joseph  Outram,  jr. 
Dr.  T.  R.  Fraser. 
Robt.  Malcom,  jr. 

1869. 
E.  H.  Reeves. 
Donald  Scott. 
Andrew  Leitch. 
A.  B.  Aylmour. 
Rev  John  Campbell. 
Walter  Mc  Far  lane. 
Hon.  W.  Garvie. 
Jas.  Godfrey  Smith. 
Robt.  Baxter. 
Jas.  Reeves,  jr. 
John  McCulloch. 
Charles  W.  Anderson. 
Wilby.  C.  Anderson. 

1871. 
W.  Myers  Gray. 
W.  C.  Menzies. 
John  Smith. 
J.  Brenton  Gordon. 
Donald  Reid. 
Chs.  Sutherland. 
Robt  Scott. 
William  Hood. 
Howard  McLean. 
Bjbt.  W.  Macdonald. 
John  Donald. 
Dr.  A.  P.  Reid 
Saml.  Crawford. 
G.  H.  Middleton. 
Geo.  Taylor. 
Thos.  H.  Mitchell 
John  Ewing. 
W.  Bishop. 
Geo.  W.  J.  Clarke. 
A.  W.  McNab. 
John  Muir. 
William  Taylor. 
A.  F.  Muir. 
John  Cormack. 
John  D.  Mackintosh. 
Angus  G.  McDonald 
Andrew  Dewar. 
H.  Portcous. 
Dr.  Gordon. 
Archd.  Miller. 
W.  A.  Hendry. 


28 


m 


John  McTnnes. 
Jas.  Harold. 
John  Hunter. 
Jas.  Hutton,  jr. 
Robt.  Cunningha  m 
John  Cairns. 

1872. 
Angus  Ross. 
Robt.  Wilkie. 
W.  Henderson. 
Wm.  Ellis. 
Jas.  Cormack. 
Jas.  Anderson. 
John  Reid. 
Wm.  Reid. 
Thos.  Cameron. 

1873. 
James  Farquhar. 
Gibson  Anderson. 
John  Hutton. 
Alex.  Forrest. 


Maccallum  Grant. 
Geo.  Ross. 
Gilbert  Munro. 
Alex.  Stephen,  jr. 
Murdoch  M.  Lindsay. 
J.  S.  MacKay, 
Robt.  Macintosh. 
C.  J.  Macdonald. 
E.  C.  Davies. 
Sherb.  Waddell. 
J,  J.  Stewart. 
C.  F.  Reynolds. 
Jas.  M.  Mackay. 
John  Johnson. 
Alex.  Fleming. 
Joseph  Fleming. 
Alex.  McDougall. 
Robt.  Sedgewick. 
Robt.  Robinson. 
David  Pottinger. 
J.  Patterson.    ^     ^^J" 


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PERPETUAL   MEMBERS. 


1783. 
Hon.  Alex.  Brymer. 

1784. 
Alex.  Thomson,  Esq. 

1796. 
John  Bremner,  Esq. 
Richard  Kidston,  Esq. 

1801. 
Hon.  Wm.  Forsyth. 

1804. 
Rt.  Hon.  Earl  of  Selkirk. 

1805. 
Wm.  Kidston,  Esq. 

1807. 
George  Grant,  Esq. 

1814. 
Samuel  Muirhead,  Esq. 

1815. 
Richard  Kidston,  jr.,  Esq. 
James  Ewing,  Esq. 


R.  Kidston,  Esq.,  (Glasgow.) 
Wm.  Kidston,  Esq. 

1817. 
Lt.-General  the  Right  Hon. 

Earl  of  Dalhousie. 
Matt.  Richardson,  Esq. 
John  Dempster,  Esq. 
Robert  Lyons,  Esq. 

1818. 
John  Williamson,  Esq. 
Alexander  Eraser,  Esq. 

(Miramicia.) 
John  Brown,  Esq. 

1819. 
Hon.  John  Black. 

1824. 
Winkworth  Allan,  Esq., 
(London.) 

1838. 
Hugh  Lyle. 


29 


Thos.  Williamson,  Esq. 

183'J. 
Robert  M.  Brown,  Eaq. 

1841. 
Alex.  Primrose,  Esq. 

1848. 
Wm.  Murdoch,  Esq. 
Charles  Murdoch,  Esq. 

1849. 
John  Esson,  Esq. 

1851. 
George  P.  Mitchell,  Esq. 

1853. 
John  McKay,  Esq. 
John  Watt,  Esq. 

1859. 
George  Esson. 
Hon.  Stayley  Brown. 

1862. 
Peter  Ross. 

18G3. 
James  Forman. 


1806. 
John  B.  Campbell. 
Thomas  Bayne. 
Robert  W.  Eraser. 
John  C.  Haiiburton. 
Alexander  McLeod. 
James  Thomson, 
William  Esson. 
Alexander  Anderson. 
John  A.  Sinclair. 

1869. 
Robt.  Noble. 
A.  K.  DouU. 
Sanford  Fleming. 
Capt.  John  Taylor. 
John  Doull. 

1872. 
John  S.  MacLean. 

1873. 
Peter  Grant. 


HONORARY   MEMBERS. 


^.) 


•n. 


1786. 
Col  Thomas  Dundas. 
Major  Hugh  M.  Gordon. 
Peter  Iluntei,  Esq. 
Hon.  Henry  Duncan. 

1788. 
Mr.  Neil  Robertson. 
General  James  Ogil-vie, 
Major  Scott,  II.  A. 
Major  Thompson,  57th  Regt. 
Sir  Thos.  Andw.  Strange. 
Dr.  Snipe,  H.M.S.  Rattler. 

1790. 
Mr.  James  Emslie. 

1791. 
Mr.  Francis  Hunter. 

1792. 
Dapt.  Duncan  Campbell. 
Admiral  Murray. 
Titus  Levi,  Esq. 

1797. 
Capt.  H.  Mo  watt,  R.N. 
Capt.  Wm.  Taylor, 


Lieut.  John  Scott,  R.  N. 
Wm.  Clialmers,  *' 

Dr.  Jamiesou,  " 

1798. 
Simon  Eraser,  Esq. 

1799. 
Captain  Skeine. 

1802. 
Admiral  Sir  A.  Mitchell,  K.B. 
Capt.  Oughton,  R.N. 
Ales.  Green,  Esq. 
Admiral  Douglas. 
Sir  Robert  Lawrie. 

1806. 
Mr.  Robert  FergusoQ. 
Edward  Mortimer,  Esq. 
Mr.  William  Bannerman. 

1808. 
Geo.  Robertson,  Esq. 

1813. 
John  MoflFat. 

1817. 
Lt.  James  Duflfus,  R.N. 


Andrew  Moffat,  Ksq., 

(Antigua.) 
>villiam  Leslie,  Esq  . 

(New  York.) 

Rev,  Donald  A.  Fraser. 
,T  ^820. 

Mr.  Archibald  McNiven. 
Rev.  Colin  P.  Grant 

John  Forman,  Esq. 
'apt  Houston,  Steward, 

Captain  C  Fitzroy  M'Lean, 

Duncan  M'CoIl,  Eso. 
tapt  Archibald  Stewart, 
Kitlo  Brigade 

Mr.  Hugh  McDonald, 
i^uncan  Dlack. 

Francis  Athol,  Master 

Mariner. 
T  182(1. 

Lt  -Col.  D.  McDougall. 
J•-t^0.ofMiIitil    ' 

n,      ,  ^830. 

tharles  Brodie 
C.  D.  Archibald,  Esq. 
Chas  Coventree,  Master 
Manner. 

Jas.  McDonald,  Master 

Manner. 
Lt  Edwd.  Stewart,  R.N 
I^t.  James  Stewart,  74th 

Kegt. 

^'- ^gJI^'j/^Uan,  Medical 

Jas.  Flockhart,  Master 

Manner. 
Wm.  Stevenson,    do. 
Alex.  Henderson,  do 

Hugh  McDonald,  Esq., 
(Antigonish.) 


(( 


cc 


30 

Mr.  Alei.  Farquharson, 
(Dartmouth.) 

Matt  McKenna.  Master 

Manner. 
Mr.  Alexander  DufF 
Mr.  Walter  Kobb 

tapt.  Pringle,  R.  a 

Lt -Col   Hon  II.  Dundas. 
Mr.  Robert  Mcintosh. 
EJward  Birchen,  Master 
Manner. 

T.  r,  ,         1838. 
ft.-Col.  McGregor.  1 
M'ijor  Arthur,  ' 

Lie"t.  Neilson, 
Dundas 
l^uchanan, 
Agnew, 
Gordon, 
IJoctor  Campbell,    J 
^r.  Robertson,  StaflF. 

Hugh  Lyie,  jr..  Master 

Manner. 

James  Fornian,  jr.,  Esq. 
\T     T.  1840.  ^ 

Mr  Duncan  McFarlane. 
jVm   Annand,  Esq. 
Hugh  II.  Ross,  Esq 

T  T,       1841. 

James  Berwick,  Master 
Mariner. 

J.  Fraser,  (C.  Breton.) 
Alexander  Fiddes 

r.  1842. 

Lieut  -General  Sir  Colin 

Campbell. 
V.  Admiral  Sir  C.  Adam 

Capt.  John  Taylor 

A I       r.        1840- 
Alex  Barron,  Master 
Manner. 

Bafr"'  ^'^^^-Saret's 

Dr.   McDonald,    (Dart- 
mouth.) 

Doctor  H.  McDonald, 
(Maitland.) 


31 


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ister 


Idas. 
I. 

ster 


to 


1847. 
Francis  Mimro,  (Mar- 
garet's Bny.) 
George  Mclvenzie,  Master 

Mariner. 
D.  Grant,  (Antigonish.) 
Chaa.  Anderson,  (AIus.. 

quodoboit.) 
Robert  Grant,  (Marga- 
ret's Bay.) 
John   I'raser,    Master 

Mariner. 
David  Falconer,  (Dart- 
mouth.) 

1848. 
Major  Robertson,  82nd  Regt. 
II.  Camerun,  (Pictou.) 

1819. 
Murdoch  Smith,  (C.  B.) 
George  A.  Currie,  (Mar- 
garet's Bay.) 
1850. 
Ronald  Currie,  (Marga- 
ret's Bay.) 
Robert  Innes,  ditto. 
Alex.  Cameron,  (C.  B.) 
Robert  Wuddell,  (Dart- 
mouth.) 

1851. 
Duncan  Waddell. 
David  Rugg. 
Wm.  Beverley. 
Dr.  W.  Reid,  H.  M.  S. 
Cumberland. 

Quarter-Mast.-Sergeant 

McPhei'.son. 
Roderick  II.  Fraser, 
(Dartmouth.) 
1852. 
David  Patterson. 
1853. 
John  Cameron,  (Antigonish.) 
Alex.  Scott,  (Glasgow.) 
Rt.  Hon.  Ea/1  l^Uesmere. 
Capt.  J,  A.  Gore,  71st  Regt. 

1854. 
John  Christie,  (C.  B.) 
Capt.  James  Griffin. 

1855. 
Alexander  Stevens. 
J.  Simpson,  (England.) 

1856. 
Sergt.-Major  John  Campbell. 
Alexander  Fraser. 


Alexander  AfcPhee. 
Capt.  Johnson. 
Duncan  McDonald 
Donald  JI.  Green. 

1857. 
David  Johnson. 
John  Blackie. 
Spencer  Sutherland. 
Capt.  J.  C.  Dalrymple  Hay, 
H.  M.  S.  In<h,i  •^' 

1858. 
David  Hunter. 
J.  N.  Ross. 
George  Laing. 

1850. 
William  Murray, 
David  Petrie. 
William  Miller. 
John  McGregor. 
James  Mutheson. 

iy»'.o. 

Malcora  McDougall.  (C   B) 
isoi.    ■      ■     '^ 

James  Davy. 
Alexander  .McDonald. 

1803. 
W.  S.  More. 

1805. 
Vice  Admiral  Sir  Jas.  Hope, 

K.  C.  B.  ^ 

John  Drillio. 

1807. 
John  Crerar,  (Pictou.) 

1^<08. 
Robert  Fornian. 
D.  Kennedy,  A^ocalist. 
Dr.  Robert  Collins,  Staff. 
W.  J.  Fraser. 

1 870. 
Lt.-Col.  McKenzie,  78  High- 
landers. 

1871. 
Capt.  C.  Mclvenzie,  78  Ilijrhl 
Lt.  E.  G.  W.  Callander.  «  " 
Mr.  McElhoney.  «« 

Capt.  Jamieson. 
John  Crook. 
Sir  Hugh  Allan. 
1N72. 
Prof.  Lawson. 
John  Herdman. 

1873. 
Robt.  Robertson. 


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