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 Ocatcats- 
 
 Aflvei'tiseiiuMit'^ i-xxiv 
 
 Alphubelical List of Towns, Villages and Solt^enjeuts. .. 42- 
 A ppendix 
 
 Board of Works DeparLnicut 
 
 Board of Uoud Counnissioiiens, (Outpor'ts) 
 
 Boards ol' lloali h and Ilt'alUi Wardiiu^^ 
 
 Banks— Union Bank of Newfoundland 
 
 Connncrcial Bank of Newfoundland 
 
 Saving:^' Bank 
 
 Barristers and Attorneys— Supreme C'ourt 
 
 ]5arristers and Attorneys —Nortliern District 
 
 Board of Kxarniners for ijrrantini; Certilicates to Masters 
 
 and Mates - • 
 
 Board of Trade Kule.^ 
 
 Calendar ra.^er— Moan's IMuises, Sim's lUsinj; and Setting 
 at 8t. John's every day in the year, Sun's Deelination, 
 Ei|Uatioti of Time", Hourly Variuiiou,HiglL Water at St. 
 John's every niornine; and afternoon, Memoranda, &c. 
 
 Colony <.f lNewl'<unK.lland 
 
 Colonial Secretary's Oilici! 
 
 Court Houses and Keepers 
 
 Commissioners of W reeked Property 
 
 ComraissioDcrs of Pilots 
 
 Commis^ionera of Afiidavits, &c., in Supreme Court 
 
 Colonial and Cont inental Chiircli Society 
 
 Chaml)er of Commerce (St. John's) 
 
 Constabulary 
 
 Coi uls , 
 
 Calendar 
 
 Central District Court - 
 
 Clerks of the Peace ■ 
 
 Diflereuce of Time at various places outhe Globe, as com- 
 pared with St. John's 
 
 District Surgeon^ 
 
 Eclipses, 1S88 
 
 Executive Council 
 
 Educational Institutions— Protestant ami Koman Catholic 
 
 Education Boards, &c <•" 
 
 Ecclesiastical Department, &c.— Churcb||ofjEug]and 
 
 Roman Catholic Church 
 
 '• " " (Harbor Grace j 
 
 <' *' " (West Newfoundland).. 
 
 Methodist Church, (St. John's|District) 
 
 " " f Carbonear District) 
 
 '* " (Bouavista^District) 
 
 Presbyterian Church 
 
 Congregational Church 
 
 Fog Signals 
 
 Fixed and Movable Festivals, Anniversaries, &c 
 
 ■ Financial Secretary's Office 
 
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'riiiu M'J ni'o ify/fLA xd aj.ma a. i c. 
 
 Giiolt< aijil G.-iolcrs . ■ . 
 
 Geological Di-partni'Mt 
 
 House of Assembly 
 
 }Iai l)(i)' Mftsfcr 
 
 H.'irbor hues 
 
 Hi)-pil:il 
 
 llcaltli Oiliecrs 
 
 luspc'ctors of \Vei:^hls ;in I MiM-^urc;- 
 
 Justii'es (if lIh; J'eiicc 
 
 Ju(iici.'.il l)('i'iiri iiieii*, comprlsiii'^lL'^tsdf'DiM'risii'rs jtii'.l !'■ 
 toriieysol Sup'r* nu- ( 'oun Siin(')>i,li;iry ^Tiiui.siMM'eM •X;c. 
 
 Lf!,!.'isl!iti\'e Council 
 
 I/,i;lil; liotises. IJeacous. &v 
 
 Luiiiitic Asylun; 
 
 Litrht Dut'.-> 
 
 LaUtud''. au(i LoiiijliUfi.' ol 
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 Medical O/Iiv'cr i'ov Sick Scmukm 
 
 Ncwfouiidlaiid Mi'thi.di>t ,ii.:at:cii,i>' • 
 
 Notaries PiihUe 
 
 Is'evvpapcrs iMibicNhol in ihe Colony 
 
 Post Oflice Department 
 
 J'arcol Tost 
 
 Postal iloiites 
 
 Post ]\I alters 
 
 Post Odice !);-vet 'ly 
 
 Way ( )llle"vs , . 
 
 Way OiTu'e-' 
 
 Inhir,(i Postaire 
 
 Money (>i I'.ers 
 
 Rates o Po'-^tri^'e 
 
 ]vei;i>lrath)'< . 
 
 Poor Commlssione.v 
 
 Public < Mlicers. (l>-;:;ii!,uu iif.;! ■ 
 
 Poor I luuse 
 
 Queeu's Pi-liitvr. 
 
 Koyal Fauiily ot" Gc-t^t,, iiiit,;:!;) . . 
 Ilevel.iue DejiailiC* ut 
 
 PiOan! of lievt.M'.ue 
 
 Kevei.uu^ llstabiii-liinciii. 
 
 OutpoC: t-iUb-Colle -te'i's 
 
 Preventive Oiiiceis 
 
 CustdUis' I)ei>art.iaein . . 
 
 Tj'casury l)opai!-,ii)i.:nL. . 
 Hoad Coiri\u;s,sioner,s 
 
 Surveyor Genoral's l)ei):ut'"< n; 
 
 Suporintendeut of M>!vc;in!ii^- Alrj-iiic... 
 
 St. John s Academy. 
 
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 Vice-Adraii alty C'.>u <■[ 
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 Eclipses, 1833. 
 
 Ill the year !:i8;5 there will be two Eclipses of tho ScN, and two 
 of tho ^ioojw. 
 
 I.—A Partial Eclipse of tho Moon, April 21-22, 1883, invisible 
 at GreenTflch. 
 
 The Jlrst contact with the Shadow occurs at 32^ from tiie North- 
 ernmost point of the Moon's limb towarris the East. 
 
 The last contact at 3° towards the West ; in eacli case, fov direct 
 imaire. 
 
 II.-- A Total Eclipse of the Sun, May 6, 1833, invisible at 
 Greenwich. 
 
 Bepcius on the Earth generally, May 6, 7h. 21iu. 3s., Mean Time 
 at Greenwich, inLongitwde 107^ 11' E. of Oreeawich, and Latitude 
 26^ 10' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse begins p;enerally, May r., 8h. :JOm. 3s., in Longl. 
 tude 155^ 56' E. of Greenwich, and Latitude 34" 47' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse at Noon, May ♦>, 9h. 45rn. 28., in Longitude I4G» 
 12' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude it'^ 11' S. 
 
 Central Eclipse ends generally, May 6., lUi. 27m. 5s., in Longi- 
 tude 86° 53' VV. of Greenwicii, and Latitude 13° Zi}' S- 
 
 End.s on tlie Earth generally, May 0, 12h. 26m. fis., in Longitude 
 i)B° 5H' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 4° 48' S. 
 
 III. —A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, October IS, 1883, partly 
 visible at Greenwich. 
 
 The first contact with tlie Shadow occurs at 132*^ from tiie 
 Northernmost point of the Moon's limb towards the East, 
 
 The last contact at 105° towards the West; in each case for 
 divert image. 
 
 At Greenwich the Moon will set at 16''- 25m. 
 
 [V.—Au Annular Eclipse of the Sun, t.if.tober SO, 1883, invisible 
 at Greenwich. 
 
 Begins on the Earth generally, October 30, 8h. 53m. 4s., Mean 
 Time at Greenwich, in Longitude 141° 7' E. of Greenwich, and 
 Latitude 31° !' N. 
 
 Central Eclip-^e begins generally, October 3o, lOh. Sm. 2s., in 
 Longtitude I2fi° 47' E. of Greenwich, and Latitude 42° 0' N. 
 
 Central Eclipse at Noon, October 30, llh. 3Hm. 8s., in Longitude 
 178'^ 15' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 17° 2i' N, 
 
 Central Eclipse ends generally, October 30, 13h. 33m. 7s, in 
 LoDi^ltiMJe 121° 41' W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 16° 32' N, 
 
 Ends on the Earth generally, October 30, 14h. 48m. 5s., in 
 Longitude 137° 28m. W. of Greenwich, and Latitude 5* 14' N. 
 
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 Boimveritu;'t; Head 4;-: l*i oO •• '-'^ l'^ l" 
 
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 Virgin Roolw , 4' : 2(; .-.'.ii . . :• o oG ;;.> 
 
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 St. Peter's Island Light House. ... . 4t; 4G .'.2 •> 5G t- 44 
 
 Cape Mlquelou ." 47 "i ll • . .:>»• P.» ^iO 
 
 True Latitrd.e of Church Hill 47^^ (M ' Nojth, 
 
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 Note. — The Tide Tables in the Calen<.lar pa,u'es may be rendered 
 appiicabift to various other places on the coa>t, by simply a(kli)i£c 
 or subtracdnjj;, as the case mtiy be, the diUereuce between the 
 tknes of High Water on iho full and chai)i(e of tlie Moon at St. 
 JohD's, aud the time of Uie Full Ttde at any other harb.;)r •, f- w t'.x- 
 ample, to Qud tlae tiuie of Hi<>h Wator at any ot the principal har. 
 bors of Concei)tion Bay, add 45 miuutes to the tim»' at. nj. '"h it 
 will be Hiijh Water at St. John's; for l^lacentia Buv add 2 hours ■ 
 for St. Peter's, Ih. r)Om. ; for Ferolle, on the North'West Coaf.t. i 
 hours, &c.~S«« Table LV.II. of Norie'^ Epjtoiae. 
 
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 Fixed and MovaTjlo Festivals, An^^iveysanos, j&sc. 
 
 El)ipLanj J!<-U- '» 
 
 aeptiia;<ertlnjii Smulay 21 
 
 OiiiuuiuiL'C'him.-i— .SlirovnSim 
 
 day.. F.;b. 1 
 
 Awh Wednesday 7 
 
 (Juadragftwioia^ J Ht Su. in Lcnh 1 1 
 
 St. DavitI March 1 
 
 St. I'tttri<:lt 17 
 
 Palm Sunday IH 
 
 GooH Friday 'J3 j 
 
 KasUir SiUKluy 2o 
 
 Aauunriullon— Liuly Day. .. l.'o i 
 
 Low Sunday, April J | 
 
 St. GeoT^v 23 I 
 
 Rogation Sunday Ill' i 
 
 A.sci'UHioD Day — Holy Thur-i- 
 
 diy May 3 
 
 Priitf!COHt-~VVliit, Sunday. . . • 13 
 
 Trinity Sunday -."..... *J0 
 
 Corpuls (^hj'i-^l i L'4 
 
 Birth oJ' QUi'cu Victoria kf4 
 
 Acce.s.slon ol Q. Victoria, Juue 20 
 
 Proclamation 21 
 
 St. John Uapt.-Midsimi.Duy 'JA 
 
 St Mirh'I Mich'lma- Day.So;. 2^ 
 
 Piirth oiPrince oi Walu:i, Nov 
 
 St. Andrew ;',0 
 
 1st Sunday in Advent. . .Dec. 2 
 
 St. Thomas 21 
 
 Christnia.s Day 26 
 
 cac.T-T — miu:inscz 
 
 The Ycar5fii4 of the Je\vi8h Era commences on Octobers, 188^. 
 
 Ramadan (Month of Abstinence obbervud by the Turk.-*) com- 
 meuce.<* ou July •.«, l^K^. 
 
 The Your 1301 of the Mahouauieditu Era coDimeiices on Novem- 
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 A Taolo, 
 
 Sliowiiisr the dinW'*>uce «f Time at vujIous pliiccs on (ho (Uolie, 
 as compared with Hi, John's, A'ovroiiadlaud, 
 
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 rnlli.jlir Cafhvdra! opviird, iboO. 10, Ttnuiy Postage, Great Britain, 
 1S40. 14, K. Bruce diod, 1011. 15, Jauio.s Watt born, 173(;. 10, 
 Battle of Coriimia. 1809. 17, B. Franklin boru, 1706. 19, D. 
 W<4)wtt'r horii, 17.s2. 21, Scptuagesina Sunday. 22, Byron born, 
 17^3. 23, Win. Fiti, died, ^^0<;. l'4, Fox born, 1749, 25, Conver- 
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10 
 
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 FteRi'ARV, 1883. 
 
 MC:)ON'S PHASES. 
 Caldilatod tor Mear? Time at St, John's, Newtoimdland. 
 
 New Moon - Vtii day, '2h, 40m, niorni ng. 
 
 First Qiiarter 13t,.b. dr.,y, 6h, 2f3m, evening. 
 
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 veniion laid bfifhre (he Lec/is/afni'p, lSo7. 7, Ash Wednesday. B, 
 Mary Queen ol Sdots beheutUid, li'~. 10, Qiua^D Vitlona. mairied, 
 1840. 11, QuadragesiuM— I a 8; n.lay \'> i.Hui, 14, 8t. VaWnttuio's 
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 »7. 
 
 

 THE NEWFOUNDLA\D ALMANAC. 
 
 11 
 
 ?V^APCH,, 1883. 
 
 MUOlM'b PHASES, 
 Calculated for Mean Time at St. JcDlm's, Newtbundland, 
 
 Li 
 
 ast Quarter . 
 
 
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 . . 
 
 . 22nd di,j, 
 
 .111, 5( 
 
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 day, 
 
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 Pull Moon 
 
 
 
 . 2 
 
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 4a, v*>j.in, inorning. 
 
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 1791. 8, William m. diiHi, 1702. 10, FrinrA! of Wale^, married, 
 IHG3. 15, C&.sai assaswhiateU, B.C., 44. 17, St. Patrick's Daj. 
 IS, Palm Sunday. 20, Sir Isaac Newton died, 172t>. 23, Good 
 Friday. 25, Easter Sunday ; Anuunciation— Lady Day, M 
 Bapbael born. 14^4- 
 
 
22 
 
 THE NEWnnrNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 APRIL, 1883. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES, 
 
 C-iJculated for Mean Time at St . John's, Nf3Wfoiindland. 
 
 New Moon 6th day, lOh, 06m, evening. 
 
 First Quarter irth day, 5h , 20m, evening. 
 
 Full Moon 2iat d ay, '7h, 5'7m , evening. 
 
 Last Quarter 29th day, 3h, 30m, evening. 
 
 
 
 Bun I AS'?/;;i 
 rises \ sets 
 
 at 
 St. John^s. 
 
 (L app. time, sj . i 
 
 : •- s ! 
 
 ,^u)i's Decli- M'^ I 
 nation. 
 
 E(jna. 
 
 of 
 
 time. 
 
 
 Bigli 
 Wafer at 
 St. John's. 
 
 Equation ul lime to bv '.ddi'ii lo !i[»iiui'(!nt timo 1/, -Jir loth, ip.ul to 
 be 8ul)traeteil tlve j-cmaiuder ol' tho inoiiUi. 
 
 JflemorafKviD, A*.'.— April l, Low Sumlay. 6, Goldgmith 
 boni, 1774. 7, Word.swortJi born, 1770. 10, Lord Bacon died, 
 1G20 11', Lincoln ussiw.sii.u;.led, 1SG5. 1.*'., CaLholic Eni.aicipation, 
 l.S2!K lo, i^nuikljii dio.l, 1705. i(J, . Baltic oJ' ('LiiUxk^u, I MO. \7, 
 Shakespeare borii, 15. ;i. .li», iHroii diod, 1.S24. L'3, Sf.. George. 
 24, Cromwell born, l.v.);>. 25, St. Mark, l><), Pia,<;'iic of Loudou, 
 1655. 21), Kogation Sunday; Joau of Arc entered Orleans, 142!). 
 
m. 
 
 7 39 
 
 8 2S 
 
 9 17 
 
 06 
 
 ^0 
 
 I 44 
 
 (.) 33 
 
 1 o-> 
 
 i, ^— ' 
 
 i^ 11 
 
 3 <M) 
 
 a to 
 
 mith 
 died, 
 
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 )rjj;c. 
 
 )rt0U, 
 
 T//7; XEWFifr'XDLAXD ALMAXAC. IS 
 
 MAY, 1883, 
 
 MOON'S PHASES, 
 
 Caloulated lor Meau Time at St. John'«, NeTvfouudland. 
 
 NeAV Movjn 6tli day, 61i, 28}U, morni.iiK- 
 
 Fii'sL Qriart'jj' 13th day, '7h, '24in, morning. 
 
 Full Mo- ni 21f?t da.y ., lib , 42in, morning. 
 
 Liiint nu.vrtoi- :;',Mt:i) tiity, lOh, ,53ni, evening. 
 
 - R , hint Sun '^ -z -^ jr,^,,^^ -z i, 7/,y,, 
 
 V ''■^.,nscs\ ;Hi.^ : .^' .| ; o/- | ^^ . pi7(,vV at 
 
 ^ I , r^Kii s l)(xLi-,.^ ^ ,.' 1 >.« ' I,, r J > 
 
 »> ! J-- at 1 , , :—. r— i lime. I !u rn ' ,s/. Johns. 
 
 « '.- uo 7 7' , u 'lion. ' ;, 
 
 f^ i:::; ^f. ■Joiin.s. ' ■ i .s((/v/. 
 
 h. m, h. m. ' ' " m, s. s. 'a. m. n. m. 
 T 1 4 -is 7 r, XI,-, .-J 21 7,4.") 42 3 1^)0 31 oi a L'o " 3 '19 
 
 W 2 4 47 7 7 1,-) 21 •2-i 3 4-1 79 ,J 7 ;jX '29-J 4 14 4 iJH 
 
 Til. 3 4 4o 7 ^^ 1,-i 39 LI 844 !(• 3 14 310 :?68 5 03 5 27 
 
 F 4 4 43: 7 10 l;. 5(3 43 8 43 oi,' 3 20 40 24oi n 52 10 
 
 S 5 4 42: 7 11 ! 10 14 42 n4 3 20 05 221: 41 7 Qd 
 
 Su. 4 40: 7 12: lo 31 42 IC 3 o\ OO 1971 7 30, 7 54 
 
 U 7 4 39 7 M k; 47 43 7 41 47 3 35 oT 174 8 19' 8 43 
 
 T . S 4 3S, 7 lo 17 4 10 6 40 7() 3 ;19 39 1-30 9 08 9 32 
 
 VV •■ 9 4 30 7 10 17 29 20 4 40 0-> 3 42 TOO 126i 9 57,10 21 
 
 Th.ilO 4 3,; 7 13 17 30 12 9 39 32l 3 4o 45 103 10 46 11 10 
 
 F 41 4 33 7 J 9 17 51 47 7 3S 5^- 3 47 04;0 080I11351159 
 
 S 12 4 32| 7 20 18 7 4 37 82 3 49 27'0 OoOi 24 48 
 
 Su.13 4 3r 7 21 18 22 3 li37 05! 3 50 35 034: 1 \'4 137 
 
 M 1-1 4 29 7 23 18 30 43 V36 27^ 3 50 88 Oil I 2 02 2 20 
 
 T J.' 4 28. 7 24 IS 51 -i 3i35 49: 3 50 80 012' 2 51 3 15 
 
 \V 10 4 27 > 7 25 19 5 4 34 08 3 50 29 035' 3 40 4 04 
 
 Th.'ilT 4 20 T 27 19 18 49 0'33 87 3 49 10 058t 4 29 4 53 
 
 F 4S 1 24 7 28 19 32 12 33 05' 3 17 49 081' 5 18 5 42 
 
 S 19 -I 23.: 7 29 19 45 io 2 32 21 3 45 27 104j 07 31 
 
 Sr H) 4 22 7 30 ]!> 57 58 231 37 3 42 510 126! 6 5«j 7 20 
 
 M 21 4 21 7 31 20 10 20 8 30 51: 3 3!) 210 1491 7 45 8 09 
 
 T '22 I 20 7 32 20 22 22 b 29 05' 3 35 37 171 8 34 S o^ 
 
 W 23 4 19 7 33 20 34 3 9 28 77 3 31 010 1931 9 23 9 47 
 
 Til. 21 4 is 7 31 20 45 23 9 27 ,s<i a 26 IJ 215110 12 10 30 
 
 F 25 1 IT 7 35 2'! 50 22 <; 27 00 3 20 GOO 230 11 01 11 25 
 
 S :2f; 4 10 7 3(^ 21 0, r/.i 7 20 09i 8 14 76 257 11 50 
 
 Su.->7 4 15 7 3.S 21 17 U 25 18 3 8 33,0 278 3!) 103 
 
 M 2) 4 14 7 -10 21 27 8 3 21 20 3 1 41*0 208 1 28 1 52 
 
 T 2;« 4 13 Til 21 3') 3o 4 23 33' 2 .>4 010 31t< 2 17 2 41 
 
 W 30 1 13 7 11 21 )•". !^1 '122 3,i 2 Ki 14 337; 3 0<) 3 30 
 Th. 31 -1 W: T4:iN2i 51 3 1 <;21 11 2 37 810 350; 3 55 4 11) 
 
 .?lt'e-!Uov;i3i5t5i«, Ar.--.May 1, (,'.:>rcr,n'r G/on ,' s-n-um ii/fooj/ire, 
 l.S7(), S. S. riiilii) i\v>il Jiiujc,^. ;'., A.^c<'usi(.iii Divy— Holy Thury- 
 •lay 1 ' 6''.;.". /•:•■-■'• 7>.rr/;.. v ^<rnr:> inio U(fuy , 1855. (!, Peace proclttiiued 
 betwedu lip jUii'.'ii powers and Knssia, 1850. 11, Massacre j.t.t 
 Dellii, l^.''7. 12. r.'fi. '/..'/ F.irt.'i'j,! {"u'cr .'!(■/'• Coir^iilution. 1855. 
 13, /.■/'>. ;■..•, Ay.' '■.;..• (kn'ral As.-:enihlij opi-noi ; RU-I.^ in IF</Ur 
 &tr(t/- 18HI ;'l'ei''ecr.rit-- Vvhit 8uiulay. 20, Fotouladon Si'une U, 
 C. Cnihii!.-:i I. hi/. 1^*^16; Tnuity Sunday. 2-1, Birth of (^ae«u 
 Victonu, i%irpu.-> Ciu-i.-«li. 
 
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 nil': NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 JUNE, 883. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES, 
 Calculated for Mean Time at St. Jolm's, NowtbuntUaiid. 
 
 New Moou 4th day, 2h, 43i n, evetimg. 
 
 First Quarter lltli day, llh, 12 m, ovauju^-. 
 
 Fu 11 Moon 20t ex day , 2li, 02m, morning. 
 
 Last Quarter 27tli day , 4h, 09.tn, morning. 
 
 
 S= ^ tiun 
 >.' rises 
 
 a Ji. api). (inn 
 hnn I ^ ' 
 
 sets 
 
 Suri's Decli- 
 nation. 
 
 /ihic. 
 
 >-: at 
 j(^ \St. Ji>kn's. 
 
 \ :h. m.h. in.i '^ ' " " m. s. s. 
 
 ' 1 4 12 T'J;iN22 2 o; 120 49 2 2!' (MO M74 4 44 
 
 lliilk 
 Wider at 
 
 i<t. JohiCi). 
 
 a. in. 
 
 4 
 5 
 
 & 
 
 7 
 8 
 9 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Su. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 W 
 
 Th. 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Su. 10 
 
 M 11 
 
 T lii 
 
 w i;3 4 
 
 Th. 14 4 
 F l'>i 4 
 S It) 4 
 Su. 17 4 
 M 18 4 
 T 10 4 
 W 20 4 
 Th.i21l 4 
 F i22 4 
 
 12! 
 
 11 
 
 10, 
 
 lO' 
 
 10 
 
 o: 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 I 
 
 s 
 
 23 
 
 4 
 
 8l'. 
 
 24 
 
 4 
 
 M 
 
 25 
 
 4 
 
 T 
 
 2(3 
 
 4 
 
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 27 
 
 4 
 
 Th 
 
 28 
 
 4 
 
 F 
 
 29 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
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 4 
 
 7 44 
 
 7 4oi 
 7 4.V 
 
 7 4(1 
 
 7 47! 
 7 48i 
 
 7 48: 
 7 49: 
 
 7 oOl 
 7 51 
 7 oi 
 
 7 62: 
 
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 , '^ 
 
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 9' 7 oO 
 7 oOi 
 7 50 1 
 7 50' 
 7 51)' 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 10 
 
 11 
 11 
 
 1). m. 
 5 08 
 o 57 
 
 22 10 57 (Mil 52 2 l!» .s,) :>9I A ;i;; 
 
 22 18 ••^4 2 18 ^>'^ 2 10 2no 10-^ 22; (i 40 
 
 22 25 47 8 17 58 2 27 12:3 7 U 7 o-" 
 
 22 .'32 ;37 9 10 00 1 4i> !»;3() \'-\^ ^ 00 .'^24 
 
 22 ;3'.i -J 4 15 01 I ;>9 25 151 8 lOj 9];3 
 
 22 ^.> 7 114 i'4 i 28 27 4();3 ;» ;38llO 02 
 
 22 W 45 8 1:3 01 1 17 01 o 475 10 27 
 
 22 5(3 5 12 (il 1 
 
 o 
 
 19 185 11 IC) 
 
 2;3 51 ():ri (50 O 5;j 74 O 194 05 
 
 2;; 5 17 :3!lO 50 O 11 ;70 5(.)2 O 54 
 
 2:3 9 10 \ 9 57 29 02 510 1 1:3 
 
 17 21 >0 517 
 
 213 12 50 5 
 
 2;3 10 9 .'3' 
 
 2:3 l.S 57 5 
 
 2:3 21 21 
 
 8 55 
 
 4 ^^2 
 r 7<S0 
 
 ,'•) 
 
 7 52 
 
 4'.» 
 5 1(1 20 4s 
 
 2:3 2;3 19 .^ 4 14 o:\ 27 
 
 2;3 24 5;3 9 '3 40 4(j IMO 
 
 2 .'37 5'.) 0;!0 
 
 1 ;3.1 1 11 050 5:30 
 .:U L 24 SSO ■hi'.l 
 
 7;3 ; 07 -0 
 
 1 70 1 50 (37 
 
 2;3 2(3 ;; 2 
 
 2:3 2(5 47 7 
 
 2;3 27 7 4 
 
 2;i 27 2 4 
 
 213 20 J32 5. 
 
 23 25 07 0, 
 
 23 2i 18 4; 
 
 213 22 ;3-l 2 
 
 2:3 20 25 
 
 2:3 17 51 7 
 
 2:3 14 5:3 5 
 
 7 56!X23 11 ■;() ;i 
 
 527 
 5:3 1 
 5;). I 
 
 5;5> 
 
 10 51 
 i 1 40 
 
 29 
 
 1 18 
 
 2 07 
 2 :32l 2 5() 
 ;3 2]i ■'. 45 
 4 10! 4 34 
 
 4 69 o 23 
 
 5 4- 
 ;37 
 
 7 m 
 
 (-■■ 15 
 
 .5:3- J 
 
 12 
 7 01 
 7 50 
 s ;!0 
 
 (> 17 
 
 2 79 
 
 ■> W'J 
 
 '} O'J 
 
 4 80 
 
 5 y,y 
 
 LM 
 
 7 0;! 
 
 ^ 95 
 
 2 1(3 
 
 100 
 22,0 
 
 i> 04 
 
 5:3 
 
 10 4211 00 
 5:32 1] 3111 05 
 520 20 41 
 
 2 28 80 524 
 2 11 5N0 510 
 
 2 53 770 51;; 
 
 3 5 09 505 
 :; 18 03 407 
 
 1 01/ 
 
 1 '>>^ 
 
 2 1:7 
 
 :; :;o 
 
 i 25 
 
 
 1 
 
 3 il 
 i 03 
 
 4 !:• 
 
 Equation of time tobe .^ub.stracLed rrom a})p;ir(;ut Uuir to ihe 1 Uii, 
 aucl to be udiletl the reuiaiudcr of the mouth. 
 
 ]fleiiioraiicl», &**.— June 
 
 Trinity Snuda.y : Buttle of Mim-entn. 185!t. 8. C-a-pn- Christi. U 
 
 GofH'ge III. 
 
 bom, 1738. 4, 
 
 a 
 
 Irrcai Fii'c. lS4(i: durcnan' li 
 
 t ■nin il(ii,i ^n.i'urii 1 1 
 
 '"'>£' 
 
 13, Maji- 
 
 ua Charta signed, 1215. 17, John Wesley boni, 1703. Id, BattI* 
 of Waterloo," I ;-^ 15. 20, Acees^hm i.^aeeu Victoria. 21, Proelama- 
 tiou (.^iieeji Victoria, \i>Al. 24, 8t. John Baptist, Midsunnut;; 
 Day. 2i», Niitlk General A'Sscinhl// Ncn-JhihoHana 7 /**'//'<;.■./, l^iO'.^ 
 
 
THE SKWroUNDLAND /l/,JM.V.-1C'. 
 
 IS 
 
 
 JULY, 1883. 
 
 MOON'S PIIASBS, 
 OaloLilatcci for nioaii Time at St. John's, Newfoundland. 
 
 IN 
 
 irst Quai'tC'i . 
 
 
 • . • • l.ltll da^ 
 
 
 4.b 
 
 , o±iii, (jvoiiiiit.;. 
 , lOni, eveninj^^ 
 
 fPn 11 IVTomi . . . . 
 
 
 . . . . I'U.h dav 
 
 Oh 
 
 , Olin, evening. 
 . 43m, morning. 
 
 
 ^L!:!t 
 
 Quarter 
 
 
 9.S:\h clay, 
 
 *w/ LI 
 
 8h 
 
 1 — 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 ,S'( 
 
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 tH ; Sun 
 
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 h 
 
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 ai 
 
 1 . ' ^ 
 
 vnfiun. ^ ^ 
 
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 t 
 
 
 
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 . r-H ,S7. John's, 
 
 
 
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 m. h. m. 
 
 
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 1 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 m. s 
 
 . i s 
 
 a. m.ip. IT). 
 
 St.'. 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 
 12 7 -."i.-i 
 
 i\ 23 
 
 7 13 .^i 9 97 
 
 3 
 
 29 
 
 87:0 489 5 14 5 38 
 
 M 
 
 <l 
 
 4 
 
 i;] 7 .')5 
 
 23 
 
 ,3 .32 .'"> 10 98 
 
 o 
 O 
 
 41 
 
 48'0 
 
 478; G 03 G 27 
 
 T 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 13 7 M 
 
 22 
 
 58 57 0,11 98 
 
 
 52 
 
 82 
 
 4G7| 6 52; 7 10 
 
 VV 
 
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 14 7 54 
 
 22 
 
 53 57 4:12 9S 
 
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 88 
 
 454 7 41; 8 05 
 
 Th. 
 
 o 
 
 4 
 
 lO; 7 54 
 
 22 
 
 48 34 0,1 ;5 97 
 
 4 
 
 14 
 
 02 
 
 4411 8 30 8 54 
 
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 4 
 
 15; 7 53 
 
 22 
 
 42 4(j 8 11 \)(\ 
 
 4 
 
 25 
 
 03 42G, lOi 9 4.3 
 
 S 
 
 T 
 
 4 1(3, 7 1/4 
 
 22 
 
 ?S 35 9 15 94 
 
 4 
 
 35 
 
 07 
 
 41*110 08 10 .32 
 
 Su, 
 
 S 
 
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 17 7 53 
 
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 30 1 (; 10 01 
 
 4 
 
 44 
 
 73 
 
 394' 10 57 11 21 
 
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 23 4 1 7 ^8 
 
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 98 
 
 370 11 4(ii.. .. 
 
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 10 
 
 4 
 
 19 7 51 
 
 22 
 
 15 43 2 18 85 
 
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 80 
 
 359 35; 59 
 
 w 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 l!ii 7 51 
 
 
 7 59 4 19 80 
 
 5 
 
 11 
 
 19 
 
 340 1 24 1 48 
 
 Th. 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
 21' 7 50 
 
 21 
 
 59 0-2 8 20 75 
 
 5 
 
 19 
 
 12 
 
 320 2 13 2 37 
 
 F 
 
 Vi 
 
 4 
 
 21 7 5(1 
 
 21 
 
 51 23 (5 21 08 
 
 5 
 
 20 
 
 57 
 
 .300 3 02, 3 20 
 
 /I 
 
 14 
 
 4 
 
 22; 7 '19 
 
 21 
 
 42 32 22 01 
 
 •5 
 
 3,3 
 
 54 
 
 280 3 51 4 15 
 
 Si\ 
 
 1.0 
 
 4 
 
 23, 7 4S 
 
 21 
 
 33 18 2 23 53 
 
 ... 
 
 
 
 40 
 
 01 
 
 259 4 40: 5 04 
 
 M 
 
 10 
 
 4 
 
 24: 7 47 
 
 21 
 
 23 42 4 24 44 
 
 5 
 
 45 
 
 97 
 
 237 5 20, 5 53 
 
 'V 
 
 .'7 
 
 4 
 
 25; 7 4(i 
 
 21 
 
 13 44 8 25 35 
 
 5 
 
 51 
 
 40 
 
 215; 18; 42 
 
 W 
 
 IS 
 
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 20: 7 45 
 
 21 
 
 3 25 G 20 25 
 
 5 
 
 56 
 
 31 
 
 193 7 07, 7 31 
 
 Th. 
 
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 4 
 
 27; 7 44 
 
 20 
 
 52 45 27 13 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 07 
 
 170' 7 56 8 20 
 
 F 
 
 L>() 
 
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 28, 7 43 
 
 20 
 
 41 43 3 28 00 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 48 
 
 147, 8 45i 9 09 
 
 S 
 
 21 
 
 4 
 
 1^9 7 42 
 
 20 
 
 30 20 8 2^ 87 
 
 6 
 
 i 
 
 74 
 
 124, 9 34^ 9 58 
 
 Sc. 
 
 22 
 
 1 
 
 30 7 4] 
 
 20 
 
 18 37 5 29 73, 
 
 (5 
 
 10 
 
 4 4 
 
 lOlllO 2310 47 
 
 u 
 
 2;i 
 
 •1 
 
 32 7 4.» 
 
 20 
 
 33 8 30 5^ 
 
 6 
 
 12 
 
 6^0 
 
 078,11 12111 3(5 
 
 T 
 
 21 
 
 
 33' 7 31.1 
 
 19 
 
 54 9 8 31 42 
 
 6 
 
 14 
 
 IGO 
 
 054' 01 ' 25 
 
 ^v 
 
 2o 
 
 •4 
 
 34 7 38 
 
 19 
 
 41 25 8 32 24 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 17 030i 50; 1 U 
 
 Th. 
 
 2() 
 
 4 
 
 35 7 37 
 
 19 
 
 28 22 ] 33 00 
 
 
 
 15 
 
 61 
 
 OOo' 1 39i 2 03 
 
 F 
 
 27 
 
 4 
 
 30' 7 30 
 
 19 
 
 14 59 33 S6 
 
 6 
 
 15 
 
 48 
 
 017 2 28' 2 0-2 
 
 s 
 
 2S 
 
 4 
 
 37, 7 35 
 
 19 
 
 1 10 34 00 
 
 () 
 
 14 
 
 78 041 3 17: 3 41 
 
 Su. 
 
 29 
 
 4 
 
 38. 7 34 
 
 18 
 
 47 15 4 35 44 
 
 
 
 13 
 
 51 
 
 065 4 06: 4 30 
 
 I\[ 
 
 ;i() 
 
 1 
 
 39 7 32 
 
 IfJ 
 
 32 55 5 30 21 
 
 (5 
 
 11 
 
 G5 090 4 55 i 5 19 
 
 T 
 
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 4 41 7 31 N18 
 
 18 1 ( 3 3(3 9(3 
 
 G 
 
 9 
 
 20 
 
 015 5 44! 6 08 
 
 iWoiiioraiiflw, &e.-JMly l. Sir U. Peel died, 1850; Domin- 
 ioa d" Cuaada inaugurated, \-^(\7. 4, American Independence, 
 177(!. .'"', Princess Helena married, lS<it5. 7, Free Trade Act 
 passed, l)Sc5. ]*'•. Coin li nf itn I C((/n Iircfi>)i Elu-d'ic Cahlr laid, 
 IHoC, 13, Haveiock's \i<.'tory at Faltchpoiv. lS.j7. 15, St. Swith- 
 en's Daj'. 17, llavelock re-takes Cawupore, 1857. 19, Goceruor 
 WIK C. B., <frrlrof in Ncit'/ui'ihlJinn!, IStlO. 23, .Prince of Wales 
 (trrircd <'f Sf. ./'>//-v's 1^00. 27, Si'-oinl Ailanfir Cahlv hiiJ, iStiO. 
 29, French KevolutioiK 1830; St. l^uatus Lyolu died, U^:)ii. 
 
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19 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 AUGUST, 188 37' 
 
 MOON'S PHASES, 
 
 Calculated Ibr Mcau. TiiDo id. Ot. Jolni'i;-., Nowfouiidiaiid. 
 
 New Moon ?'n'\ day, 9.'.j., JjGni, morning. 
 
 first Quarter lOth day, Uu, 59j.n, iiiot'iiing. 
 
 Full Moon .1 7Lli day, Oh, :.M.m , c vjniii}:?. 
 
 Last Qaartei' '?A\\i day, 9ib, 09a\\, ovoninf^ 
 
 New Moon 3l3t. day, lOh, -hX-w, evening. 
 
 C 
 
 c 
 
 
 w 
 
 Th. 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Su. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 W 
 
 Th. 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 T 
 W 
 
 ! 5 
 i 6 
 
 I m 
 
 ! I 
 
 8 
 
 , 9 
 
 m 
 11 
 
 Su.12 
 M il.'i 
 !14 
 lo 
 Th.l(5 
 F 17 
 S il« 
 
 riics : ^eU ! 
 
 at '■ 
 Si. John's. ' 
 
 h. m. li. m, 
 4 4'2 7 29 
 
 Su 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 jlO 
 ■20 
 ,21 
 
 W 22 
 Th.2;5 
 F :24 
 S 25 
 Su. 2G 
 M 27 
 T 2S 
 W ;2U 
 Th 30 
 F l31 
 
 (j. a}'}), liiiu.. 
 
 SiCu'^ Jjccli.- 
 nation. 
 
 c 
 
 4 44 
 4 4o 
 4 46 
 4 48 
 4 49 7 22i 
 i oO 7 21 
 
 7 28 
 7 27; 
 7 25i 
 7 24 
 
 4 51 
 4 53 
 4 54 
 4 
 4 
 4 58 
 
 O') 
 
 5/i 
 
 59 
 
 1! 
 oi 
 
 5 
 
 9i 
 lo; 
 111 
 
 13 
 
 14: 
 loi 
 17! 
 IS 
 19, 
 21 
 
 7 19, 
 7 18 
 7 1(5 
 7 15 
 
 7 13 
 
 7111 
 9 
 8 
 () 
 4 
 3 
 1 
 
 59 
 
 00 
 54 
 () 52 
 
 (> C)0 
 () 48 
 4G 
 G 41 
 42 
 (J 40 
 
 221 G 38 N 
 
 NIS 
 17 
 17 
 17 
 17 
 IG 
 16 
 IG 
 15 
 15 
 15 
 15 
 14 
 14 
 14 
 13 
 13 
 13 
 12 
 12 
 12 
 11 
 11 
 11 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 9 
 9 
 9 
 8 
 
 3 21 2 
 ■H 7 3 
 32 3G 1 
 IG 47 8 
 
 42 (i 
 44 21 
 27 43 3 
 10 49 G 
 56 40 4 
 3G 15 9 
 18 3G o 
 
 U 42 5 
 42 34 1 
 21 11 .S 
 
 5 3.") 7 
 •iG 4G 3 
 27 43 7 
 
 8 28 3 
 ID 5 
 29 20 4 
 
 1) 28 3 
 4i» 24 G 
 29 5 
 
 37 
 38 
 30 
 39 
 40 
 41 
 41 
 12 
 43 
 43 
 
 711 
 44: 
 
 Kil 
 
 8Gl 
 
 og! 
 
 24! 
 90| 
 
 21 )| 
 
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 Gl: 
 
 i'iiii.e. '^1 
 
 in. ¥'. . ■ 
 
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 5 ."8 27 ;' 
 
 5 ,y3 4;,o 
 
 5 47 05 
 
 5 41 .^8'> 
 
 5 35 21 
 
 5 27 93 
 
 5 20 05 
 
 5 11 n-;0 
 
 5 2 o3'U 
 
 ^< i Il>f/('r at 
 
 13!) i; 
 
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 19.) 8 
 215 9 
 240 ') 
 2G5 10 
 291 11 
 
 ni.,iK 
 
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 47 
 
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 78; 
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 87 
 
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 48 
 
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 23 of> 9 
 
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 10 59 G 
 
 48 40: 
 
 48 or 
 
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 4e 91; 
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 50 801 
 
 51 31! 
 
 .31 :•- 
 
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 52 50i 
 52 09; 
 
 53 
 
 37( 
 
 53 74: 
 
 54 0.1 
 
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 4 31 
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 4 8 
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 341 
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 549 8 
 
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 Donjiuions, 1834. 4. Firxl AtlcnUc'rt Icnraph Cahlc hilJ,\><:.{]. G, 
 Dukft of Edinbui'gli born, 1SJ4. H, Caaiiiiii*- died, 1827. 9, Prhtcc 
 llenrij iij' tlw NrlhcrlainKs (ii'vind hi S!.J>ihiis^ isir). 14, 4*rii)liii^ 
 iuveiitcU, 1437. 15, Gas. llrst iisoO in i^ondon, 1807. 20, Caiuula 
 discovered, \h^)6. '23, FoiuuUtih..! Slonc V,','.sJr!Mii Cliitrrh luiJ, 
 1850. 24, St. Bai'tholonuiw's l);ij-. 2(;, IJirtli oi I'rinoo ("lon.sorb, 
 1819. 2S, St. Au^ustiue's l):iy. 29, Sl. Joliu Baptist beUeaUca. 
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TUK NFAV FOILS IJ L AM f ALMAX.W 
 
 17 
 
 SEPTEfVIBER, 130: 
 
 MOON'S .PiIA:.->Llt:3. 
 
 Calculated for Mean Tiuio at St. joIili'h, Newfoiuiclland. 
 
 Fii'st Quarter 9th day, 3li, 08m, morning". 
 
 Full Moon IGtli day. Gh, llin, morning. 
 
 liaot Quarter 23rd day, Oh, 21]n, cveninj^. 
 
 New Moon 30th day, 2h, 24m, evening. 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 ^un i Hun 
 
 rises j sets 
 
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 ,(7. (fyo;;. fime.< ^ .. ,, .. .. ^,. , 
 
 
 
 St. Jo/m'.'i. 
 
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 6 23 
 
 6 36 
 
 N 8 10 17 2 M 43 2 84 
 
 778' 7 52 
 
 S 10 
 
 Su. 
 
 2 
 
 5 2.0 
 
 6 35 
 
 7 57 2<) s;u 7': 21 OliiO 
 
 700 8 41 
 
 05 
 
 M 
 
 3 
 
 5 26 
 
 6 33 
 
 7 35 28 7 55 07 40 77 
 
 802 30 
 
 !) 54 
 
 'I 
 
 4 
 
 5 27 
 
 6 31 
 
 7 13 23 ;'.55 37 1 lojo 
 
 813 10 10 
 
 10 43 
 
 W ! 5 
 
 5 29 
 
 6 28 
 
 6 51 10 ur,5 G;; l It) 77lo 
 
 823 11 08 11 'S2 
 
 Th.i 6 
 
 5 30 
 
 6 26 
 
 28 51 8 55 m 1 31) 64 
 
 8;}2'I1 57 
 
 F 1 7 
 
 5 31 
 
 6 24 
 
 ' 6 6 26 4 50 10 1 51) 73 
 
 841 46; 1 10 
 
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 5 33 
 
 () 23 
 
 1 5 43 54 L)56 43 2 20 03 
 
 850 1 35 i 59 
 
 8u. 9 
 
 5 34 
 
 6 21 
 
 i 5 21 17 7 50 66 2 40 52 
 
 857 2 24i 2 48 
 
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 6 18 
 
 4 58 35 li 5(; 88 3 1 Ib'O 
 
 864 3 13, 3 37 
 
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 5 37 
 
 6 10 
 
 4 35 47 7 57 08 3 SI 08,0 
 
 -^70 4 ()2| 4 20 
 
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 5 38 
 
 6 14 
 
 4 12 55 6 57 20 3 ^12 92 :o 
 
 875 4 51' 5 15 
 
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 5 31J 
 
 6 12 
 
 3 49 51.' 1 57 44 4 o 98 
 
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 6 10 
 
 3 26 58 r^;)7 60 4 25 13''0 
 
 883 (3 29 53 
 
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 3 3 51 L''57 75 4 40 35 
 
 885 7 18, 7 42 
 
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 16 
 
 5 43 
 
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 2 40 4(j 5 57 S9 5 7 62;0 
 
 887 8 07; 8 31 
 
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 17 
 
 5 44 
 
 6 4 
 
 2 17 35 7 58 01 5 28 92 
 
 887! 8 50 y 20 
 
 T 
 
 18 
 
 5 45 
 
 6 2 
 
 1 54 22 58 12 5 50 21 
 
 886; 45 10 09 
 
 W i 
 
 19 
 
 5 46 
 
 6 
 
 1 31 5 8 58 22 11 47 
 
 885 10 34110 58 
 
 Th. 
 
 20 
 
 5 47 
 
 b 58 
 
 1 7 47 i i>!i 30 <) 32 07 
 
 882 11 23 11 47 
 
 F 
 
 21 
 
 5 49 
 
 5 56 
 
 44 27 2 58 38 (5 53 79 
 
 878 12 36 
 
 S 
 
 22 
 
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 861 2 39 3 03 
 
 T 
 
 25 
 
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 5 48 
 
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 854 3 28 ;; 52 
 
 \V 
 
 20 
 
 5 57 
 
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 I 12 30 5 5^^ h-J S 37 45|0 
 
 84(j 4 17 4 41 
 
 Th.i 
 
 27 
 
 5 58 
 
 5 44 
 
 1 35 54 8 58 50 8 57 00 1) 
 
 838 5 00' 5 30 
 
 F 
 
 28 
 
 (; 
 
 5 42 
 
 1 iY.) 18 5 58 47 17 66 
 
 820 5 55 6 19 
 
 S 
 
 29 
 
 6 1 
 
 5 40 
 
 2 22 41 3 58 42 U 37 43.0 
 
 818 6 44 7 08 
 
 Su. 
 
 30 
 
 6 2 
 
 5 38 
 
 S 2 46 2 H;58 30 9 56 94,0 8071 7 33' 7 57 
 
 ]fICIIIOI>aBI«l», Ac- -Sept. 2, Alhintir Cahle of ISOo (j>^ap*' 
 pled ond Kcnircd, 18G7. 8, Grvdt lAi.^fcn, arrived at llcarVn Cu/ilent 
 wtlk ISOo CahL, ru;7. '.>, Caihoiic Cafhedral rotmcratcd. 1855. 
 IJ, Fir>it Kd'hihilloH held in Xcn-foinidhmd, 1872. 10, Mohcow 
 buVued, 1812. 21, Trnlfstaui Cathedral rouM-'-rai'-d, 1850, 22, 
 Fifth session Eleventh Orurral As.seiuhl// di-isolred, 1874. 25, Paci- 
 fic Ocean discovered, 1513. 27, Strasbourg I'alls, 1»70. 25), St. 
 Mkk»«I i Mlcliaulmus) Day. 
 
IH 
 
 THE NE^yF<^U^'T)I.A^'D ALMA^<Ar. 
 
 OCTOBER, 1883. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 
 Calculatqd for Menu Tiinc al St. Jolai's, Nowlcvuiiilhui'l. 
 
 Fii" t Ouai'to'' ^^tli day, 61i. 50in, oveniii^:?. 
 
 FiilJ Moon l'')tb day, 3h , 15m, evening. 
 
 ijasi Onarter :^i5-!d day, '7K, 4':)in, morning,'. 
 
 30t.il day. 8h, li'Zm, moriMnji^ 
 
 New Moo.li 
 
 
 -1 , Sun 1 l^tiii 
 
 (/. <()>]^- lime. 
 
 >. at 
 
 ,q ' /S7. John's. ■ 
 
 II It's J hell.- 
 
 ii'ilion. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 W 
 
 Th. 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Sl'. 
 
 T I 
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 Th.j 
 F 
 
 S I 
 
 Su. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
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 F 
 
 S 
 
 Si^ 
 
 JNl 
 
 T 
 
 \N 
 
 Th. 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Su. 
 
 11 
 
 '1' 
 
 w 
 
 li. m. li. m 
 
 :> ;)(■;■ s 
 
 4 
 5 
 
 Oi 
 
 7| 
 
 o! 
 
 10' 
 Hi 
 12i 
 13' 
 14' 
 
 lo, 
 16' 
 17 
 18 
 19 
 20 
 
 21 ; 
 
 22, 
 23 
 24 
 
 25 j 
 
 26 i 
 
 27 j 
 28' 
 29j 
 30 
 3ll 
 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 
 
 4 
 
 T) 
 (i 
 8 
 9 
 6 11 
 6 \-l 
 6 14 
 6 ]5 
 6 17 
 6 18 
 6 20 
 6 21 
 6 22 
 6 24 
 6 25 
 6 27 
 6 28: 
 6 30 
 6 31 
 6 33' 
 6 34 
 6 36 
 6 37 
 39 
 G40 
 (5 42 
 6 43 
 
 40: 
 
 6 40 
 
 6 4K 
 
 5 3r 
 5 29; 
 
 5 27' 
 
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 a 22 
 
 5 2o; 
 
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 5 10 
 
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 5 
 
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 4 58 
 4 57 
 4 55 
 53 
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 4 
 4 
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 48 
 46 
 45 
 4 43 
 
 4 11 
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 3 
 4 
 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 6 
 
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 8 
 8 
 8 
 9 
 
 9 
 1) 
 
 m 
 10 
 11 
 11 
 11 
 12 
 12 
 12 
 
 13 
 13 
 
 13 
 14 
 
 32 
 55 
 10 
 42 
 5 
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 22 58 
 
 40 4:58 
 7158 
 
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 8 
 
 17 
 
 23 
 25 
 23 
 
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 7;57 
 5,57 
 
 14 16 7 57 
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 59 
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 7 
 29 
 51 
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 23 
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 4 
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 20 
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 5 
 
 47 6150 
 24 6'50 
 
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 37 4 55 
 47 8i55 
 50 0154 
 45 0|54 
 32 354 
 10 3153 
 30 3!53 
 58 9!53 
 
 8 7|52 
 
 8 2;52 
 57 lj51 
 34 0;51 
 
 1 2150 
 15 v'oO 
 17 9i49 
 
 7 4,10 
 43 0:48 
 
 m. .s. 
 2-1' 10 10 
 lOdO 35 
 08! 1*' 53 
 00 11 12 
 S2 11 
 07 11 
 50 12 
 31 12 
 Hi 12 
 89' 12 
 GO 13 
 11' 13 
 15 13 
 87:13 
 58 14 7 
 27.14 20 
 95:14 32 
 02 14 44 
 26,14 
 90! 15 
 5115 
 11:15 
 
 30 
 
 47 
 4 
 
 21 
 38 
 54 
 
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 25 
 30 
 53 
 
 00 
 
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 1() 
 25 
 09 15 34 
 26 15 42 
 81 1 15 49 
 34il5 
 
 85 16 
 
 35; 10 
 
 83 10 
 29 i 6 
 74' 1() 
 
 55 
 1 
 
 10 
 13 
 10 
 
 18 
 130 
 
 78 
 
 11 
 0i)0 
 72 
 97 
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 28 (j 
 30 
 ^^ 
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 63, 
 75 
 34 
 38,0 
 8'1 
 70,0 
 9410 
 53 
 40 
 71 
 27 
 120 
 2() 
 60 
 32 
 23 
 37 
 73 
 32 
 
 Tlh/h 
 
 Water at 
 
 St, John's. 
 
 u. m. ji. in. 
 796 8 22 8 40 
 783 Oil 9 35 
 
 770 10 00 
 750 10 49 
 742 1138 
 
 27, 
 
 1 1 
 
 2 05 
 
 2 51 
 
 3 43 
 
 4 32 
 
 5 21' 
 20, 
 7 09 
 
 7 58 
 
 8 47 
 
 9 36 
 
 10 24 
 
 11 13 
 
 72/ 
 711 
 094 
 076 
 
 (;58 
 
 040 ; 
 
 020, 
 
 599! 
 
 577 
 
 555 
 
 531; 
 
 507 
 
 481 10 25 
 
 455 11 14 
 
 428 03 
 
 400 
 
 371 
 
 342 
 
 312 
 
 282 
 
 251 
 
 220 
 
 189 
 
 156 
 
 124 
 
 091' 
 
 52 
 
 1 41 
 
 2 30 
 
 3 19 
 
 4 08, 
 
 4 57 
 
 5 46 
 
 6 35 
 
 7 24 
 
 8 13 
 
 9 02 
 
 51 
 
 1 40 
 
 2 29 
 
 3 18 
 
 4 07 
 
 4 50 
 
 5 45 
 4i 
 
 7 3-'J 
 
 8 22 
 
 9 ll 
 10 00 
 
 10 49 
 
 1 1 38 
 
 27 
 
 1 10 
 
 2 05 
 
 2 54 
 
 3 43 
 
 4 32 
 
 5 21 
 
 6 10 
 59 
 
 7 48 
 
 8 37 
 
 9 20 
 
 Iffeimorstllttil, Ac- Oct. 1. Finil Tcfearaph me-'^sar/ 
 Ci'/H- JJrefun, ISr.i.; First Sleuiucr >iu Ivivcr" Iludson. 1807. 
 Battle Thames, 1813. 0. JeimyLiucl boni, 1.^20 
 
 •e f'r'im 
 
 !>-, 
 
 ), Great Fire in 
 
 Chicago, I'STl. 12, America discovered, 14!i2. 14, Battle of 
 Jeuna, ISO*;. !(>, Queen Marie Antoinette beheaded, 1793. 21, 
 Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. 24, Webster died, 1850. 25, Battle of 
 Balaklava, 1854. 28, .Bowrolc/it Irish Socicfj/ Inivrpvrated, W.V.). 
 
THE NE WF< ) UND I. A XI) A L MA \A (J. 
 
 NOVEMBER, 1883. 
 
 19 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 Calculatod tor Moau Thiie al St. John's, Newt'oundlaiicl,. 
 
 I^'il'st '.quarter (\A\ day, 8)1. 34m, niornin^^ 
 
 P'ull Moon 14th day, Ih, 07m, morniiig. 
 
 Ijixst (Quarter aOth day, lO.b, 11m, evoiiiug. 
 
 New M^oon 29tli day, ?>h, 2liu, morning. 
 
 41; 
 
 >2 
 A 
 >0 
 1) 
 
 5S 
 
 I"" 
 ■ I 
 
 )5 
 
 la 
 
 32 
 
 11 
 
 •48 
 37 
 2() 
 
 >}ft 
 
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 of 
 
 of 
 
m\j 
 
 J iiJ-^ A h \y l'< UiS 1)1. A SI) A LM. I A'yl C. 
 
 DECEMBER, !883. 
 
 MOON'S PHASES. 
 Calciilatod for Meim Time at St. JoJin'B. NewfouniUand. 
 
 i-'jrHt, Quarter 6th dii.y, Bli, IGm, oveniiu?. 
 
 Full Moon 131 li 'lii.y, JIU, foHiu, iriorniiig. 
 
 Tj;iiii, Qi iMrtcr 2C)Lli d;i.y, 41i , 3Hni, c vclunJ^^ 
 
 "n (^w Moon :; i it li < 1 , i,/ , Oli , 30m , v. v eni n ^. 
 
 ^ 
 
 finn 
 
 ^ :^ rUcs 
 
 Sun. ' ' I ■~ 
 
 
 at 
 Ht.Jolui\s. \ 
 
 j Hun'.s Dct'li- 
 iialioii. 
 
 h o 
 
 >'/ 
 time. 
 
 * i^ 
 S =3 
 
 lliilk 
 
 Water at 
 8t. John's. 
 
 S 
 
 Sii. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 W 
 
 Til. 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Su. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 w 
 
 Th. 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 1 
 
 o 
 
 4 
 
 .'> 
 
 (j 
 
 7! 
 
 H, 
 
 9 
 10 
 II 
 12 
 l.S 
 14 
 
 1. ni 
 
 7 ;5;; 
 
 7 :',-) 
 
 7 .-.(i 
 
 7 ;)7 
 
 7 ."..s 
 
 7 401 
 
 7 4'i! 
 7 431 
 7 441 
 4-1 1 
 4A! 
 4() 
 47| 
 4Sj 
 4!ii 
 7 41»i 
 7 ;^()i 
 
 li. n).' " ' ' " 111. s. s, 'a. nj.i|>. ni. 
 
 oS 21 4s ;;' .V-';t 40 10 .01 r>i:() !).12 1l lOjll ;{4 
 • 21 .>7 |i' •"2:' :{"> 10 2.S o^O j)<;'.s U 69 . . .. 
 
 1 12 
 
 2 01 
 
 2 50 
 
 3 39 
 
 4 28 
 
 5 17 
 
 6 0<} 
 
 Su.lO 
 M il7 
 T 18 
 
 W 19 7 oil 
 
 7 oil 
 
 7 52; 
 
 7 52! 
 
 7 ');i 
 
 7 0''> 
 
 ^ - »> 
 
 7 04: 
 
 7 .)4i 
 
 7 Oil 
 
 7 .VI' 
 
 Th. 20 
 F 21 
 S '22 
 Su. 2;{ 
 M 24 
 T 26 
 
 ^v 20 
 
 Tli.27 
 F 2.S 
 S 20 
 .^u. ;io 
 M ;-!i 
 
 1 
 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 
 4 
 
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 .'5 
 
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 4 
 4 
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 T) 
 
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 1<) 
 
 22 24 121 2,-10 o (VM) })0.'i! 4H 
 
 22 Id 4'J 20 21 9 4() 00,1 017} 1 37 
 
 22 22 ;;4 10 12 1(J 2211 040! 2 2C 
 
 22 20 iV.) oils o;; H 51 00|1 001| 3 16 
 
 22 ;](; r,i< r>.u', oa 8 25 28;l 081! 4 04 
 
 22 4:; ;:f2 4 15 .SI 7 50 OOil 101 ! 4 53 
 
 22 'lii y.S 4,14 00 7 32 45il lio! 5 42 
 
 22 nb 17 4 113 5() 7 5 39:1 136 31' 6 56 
 2:-; 20 2|12 42 37 0411 152 7 20i 7 44 
 
 23 5 13 7111 2s 10 lljl 167| 8 091 S 33 
 2;j 30 r.lO 13 ,'; 41 03 1 181 i 8 58! 9 22 
 2.') i;J 10 i) .^ 0'^ a 1,'{ 44 1 193' 9 47 10 11 
 
 23 ]() 41 5 7 82 4 44 001 205! 10 36 
 2;J 19 35 1 () r.5 4 15 (511 2l5'll 25 
 23 22 7 5 48 3 40 Ml 224i 14 
 
 10 60 
 1149 
 
 23 23 58 2 4 31 3 10 80 1 232 1 031 1 27 
 
 23 25 27 5i 3 13 2 47 21 1 238! ] 52} 2 10 
 
 23 20 28 6 } \)f) 2 17 42 1 244; 2 41 { 3 05 
 
 2 i 27 1 3 78 1 47 52 1 247' 3 30: 3 54 
 
 2;] 27 5 8 40 I 17 55,1 250: 4 19' 4 43 
 
 23 20 41 1 50 47 54ri 250 5 08^ 5 32 
 
 70 17 53! 1 250 5 57i 21 
 
 01 12 451 248 (5 4Gi 7 10 
 12 
 
 40 
 
 23 25 40 7 
 23 21 20 2 
 
 •> : 
 
 t 0-) 
 
 7 5.'"i 
 
 4 1! 
 
 4 i2 
 
 20 
 17 
 
 M 
 10 
 
 40 
 • )•> 
 
 42 3<) 1 244' 7 35, 7 50 
 
 2.". 4 21) 1 
 
 
 > 0.; 
 70 
 
 ] 10 1 239: 8 241 8 48 
 
 1 1 '! 82 1 232! 9 13i 9 37 
 
 2 II 30] 22410021026 
 2 40 50 1 214 10 51 11 ]o 
 
 ■ '■' 'li I 5^02 11 40 . . . . 
 
 w % mj m m wmm ■^ntaz.t^J^'m.yr- 
 
 i>M ja«' ../om r J iHWOI/iiM*».> ,H I > <'.'»- . i>i I — w nn—imw 
 
 EquuLion ol' thuo tobc siO).stnict.i.'(l iVoni iipjiai'uiit tinio to the 24tii, 
 and to he adOt'd tlui r<Mii;iiiider ul' liio momh. 
 
 i^li<''i!S«<!.M'4U!<?5».*V<'.— 1>(M.-. i, B;0.tif! Anstorjitjs, 1805. 2, First 
 SunOay in Advrrd. ; ^'/, A.iJn ■(-':; K-,'J<- ■)>)< -iol^ 1S43. 0, St. Nicho- 
 las. >i, i<viui dj' Tci/iperci'Cc ur^janhcd in Newjonndlanii. \iihO. 14. 
 (jcoi'fffi S'r,cf Wcsh'.iiin Ciiii,'ch owr,;.,/, i.s?;!, 21, St. 1'honias. 26, 
 CHKUSTMA.S Day. 2G. St. 8tc'!h<jii, 2/. St. ,iobu. 28, Inuoccnt'H 
 Day. 
 
21 
 7 iO 
 
 7 lA) 
 
 8 48 
 
 9 37 
 
 10 L>6 
 
 11 1o 
 
 inZ NEWFOUNDLA.XD ALM^UAC. 
 
 n 
 
 i. y j ^*'.y ^'*-j7 
 
 Tiko Hoyal Family of Groat Britain. 
 
 ALEXANDHIA VIC'iOHIA, hy lue Grace of God, oftho Uuilcd 
 KiDgdoHi of (ireut Briuiu anl Ireland, QuecD, only daughter and 
 iitlrto tbe lut«* Pnuc<s' K.l.v.u\l, Dui:*: ol'lv'-nt, fourth sion of Klnjsr 
 GiiorKe lit. iler MaJt^Mty svtui bora at K«n.sluijtoii Taliicy uu th*» 
 24tU Miiv, ISI'J; bupti'..ca ou '-lut ;JtUi JinKS 161'.); a.-.c-.-.itieii iho 
 tbrorj!' on Uj:.- <1i'inli.i' >•»' lur vav..!', Ivtu-jj WjUlaia IV., i-'Olli Jiiiio, 
 I«37; i'-^vK.i.H'iJc:: I'i.'.i .li.<;».' Vs 57 • --ii. ";o vtv.' 1 .it \Vo".lmlrister 
 iM> Th.» *^htli .IiUi>', Io.'J>. Hw .MmJ'-s'.j kv*;»; i.» tcrl.u ;ft St. JaiTu-a's 
 l'rf':ic'»\ 'm t'au iijtli Februiiry, 18 JO, ? ) her cm^ii;, i.is late Koyal 
 llJghiji .-.•*, Frar.elb-AU jri,-Aagu.st.Uc>-niiHr!'.;>.-ErnaiKjel, Duke of 
 8:»xo, Pri'jco of Co()iirg aail Golhti, who ^\\ck\ at Windsor Castle 
 on III*; Utii Decemher, I8»:il. Chlldtvii •-- 
 
 Victoria-Adolalde-Marv.LouiMc, Pr>.it.c>:aii Eo>jat, hovn 21st Nov., 
 1840; luurried 25th Jauuiiiy, I8.W, ni tiu; Chapel Royal, to Hi*'* 
 lioyai Ilighneiss, Prliico Fr<.'dcrick-William-Nichola*i-Charic«, of 
 Prussia, 
 
 Alhct-Edward, Prince of Wales and Earl of Dublin, borii Dtb 
 Kovember, 1841; marrie i JOLh March, 186^, at WindHor, to 
 Pnuco.«s Alexandra, dauijhtcr oi TrlMce Ciirh-ilau, of Denmark. 
 
 Alice. Maud-M.'iry. born 2r»ih .\pi-ii, 1813; married l«t July, 1862, 
 4t 0.>«born<% to Hh )toyul Jligbue.-fs', rrinco-Frcdirrlck-WiHiara. 
 LouIh, of iJeii&<^-Dairinsl.adt. 
 
 Alfred-Eraest-Albert, born 6iu August, 1644 ; marrit'd 25th Feb., 
 1874, to hei' Imperial llighuc-ss, Aicxuudrovna, d.»ughtcr of tbe 
 Jate Czar of Ku^sia. 
 
 Utlena.AugusJa-Viciuihi, bori. 25th M&y, 1846; Jiiarricd ith 
 July, 18GG, to \i\a ttojal Hijchuesii, Princj CbiiBtiau, of Schl«8wlg- 
 Hol»tciu«Sondtrhurg.Augu?.tenburg, 
 
 LouifiR-CaroHue-Alberta, barn 8th Mar<*b, 1848; married 23rA 
 March, 1871, to tho Most Noble the Marquiaof Lornc. 
 
 Arthar-WlUiam.Patrick.Albert. born 1st May, 1850. 
 
 LeopolU-Georgc-Dancaa-Albert, boru 7ih April, 1863. 
 
 l€»trlc«-Mar3r-Vlctorlft-.Fe<Mlore, born UtU ApriJ, 1857. 
 
§g nil .KEWFOUiSDLASD ALMAS AC 
 
 TTT-H .'ffl'i»ZJ nZ^ i r t^t'ZI^.* " iiw«« ' <fc'.'.' .«».■* *Qf^* •*.» 
 
 COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 IIlS ExCKtXBNCY Sill 
 
 llKNIiY FlTZHAUniNGK BEUKKLKY MAXSK, K. C. M. G. 
 
 Aihninistratof, 
 HIS HONOK «1K F. B. T. CAllTHH. K C M U. 
 
 Private Strnii'ty, 
 
 T. J. KoucH, Es^d., (iC. 
 
 Colonial Ald-Oe.iJainp, 
 Alkjkani>».){ Muuiuy, Esq., ('. M. G. 
 
 ,l(^»^ Co Kit Y. 
 
 Tlio £zecutivo Council. 
 
 The Ilonoruhle Sir W. V. VVhit^-way, K. C. M G., Premier. 
 
 The Honorable Junes J. Ko3'r«on. 
 
 The llonorHble Ktlwanl E. She;i. 
 
 The Honorable W. J. S. Donuoily. 
 
 Tue Honorable James S. Winter. 
 
 The Honorable John Uorke. 
 
 CUrk of tk' Council — t\ow Edward 1). Shea. 
 
 Tho Legislative Council. 
 
 The Honorable P^dwanl .Morris, President. 
 
 TKh Honorable Edwanl VViUe. 
 
 T!ie Honorable Teter G. Tossier. 
 
 The Honorable J')hn Winter. . 
 
 The Honorable Edwaid ]). Shea. 
 
 The Honorable Augustus W. Harvey. 
 
 The Honorab e Hobt-rtThorburn. 
 
 The Honorable Thomas Talbot. 
 
 The Uonorablo John U. Wavrcu. 
 
 The Honora!)le James Fox. 
 
 The Honorable Charles K. Ayre. 
 
 Aetin4f C/ez-i— Hugh F. Carter. 
 
 Acihig Maater-iH'Chaneet'y—'liXiomfi^ J. Kough. 
 
 Utker of the BUh i?orf— WllUani P. Keuule. 
 
 Door- Keeper— Zamm Walsh. 
 
 Amktoini Jhor'K*i0f><^r mi^ M*^^fng/^'-^J&m9» Corcorau; 
 
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 Tho Houso of Aflsombly. 
 
 />»>* Api)Ciuiix.j 
 
 FuUio Officor -Dopartmo&tal. 
 
 Attorney rh.>critl--nn)}. Sir W. V. Whiteway, K C M. O. 
 Ci»/»/ii«/ ^tvrr^^;y/ -Hon. Etlnwri! I>. Shrn. 
 Si'ceiver Chitrrnf Hon. .Jiim«»H J. UojffrMon 
 Survci/or Ooirrrl Hon. W. J. 8. Donnelly. 
 Chairman of the Tioa»\i uf TT'or/t^- James 0. Frftuer. 
 
 Colonial Sa^rotaxy's Office. 
 
 Colonial Secretary — M'»n. l\,(lxvaru \*, Sho<4. 
 CArAv-.Tobn W. WithffH and G. W. IV r'«i't . 
 Office Kcaper ami M^s fugrr- -Jiinv.H Du* phy. 
 
 ■rrs-r!?rr?-;» 
 
 Li-i;:._iJLP 
 
 Financial Secretary's Of&oe. 
 
 Finanrxal Sfcrcfurj/ — l'raiic?H Wiulon. 
 
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 Stipendiary Poor Commissioner. 
 
 Com>rn*sio)ic/"-')o]M\ r«**»'y. 
 
 ]^o venue Department. 
 
 BOAKD OF KKVENUr. 
 
 Prcni(ten(—}i(m. JartR's J. Ko}?»'rsou, Rt^celver Gttueral; Johu 
 Hyme, Hon. KobiM't Thorbuni, Hon. SU'pheu Ileuckll, llou. P, O. 
 Tensier, nud Walter B. Grlove. 
 
 UEVFNUE KSlABt.ISIIMKNT. 
 
 lU'celver Gi'ruiral — Hon. JanuM J. Uopcrson. A HMi«tani Collect' 
 tor, JiuiU'H .S. llayvvar..}. Lumllii^' hucI Tide Surveyor, Jam«» I,. 
 Noonau. CU-rk, .Inines Cormack. Landing Walterw, Jameft 
 Winter and W, 8. Canning:. Third I/uidiuj? Walter and Assistant 
 Tide Surveyor, William White. Firnt Clerk and Warehout»« 
 Keeper, Joliii U. Kearney, Second Clerk, John H. Noonan. Third 
 Clerk, Patrick Furlong. Fonrth Clerk, John Wint<;r. Fifth 
 Cierk. rierce M. J)urron. Lockers, Philip Hally an4 Patrick 
 lleardon. 
 
 Authorized Broker— Henry J. Stabh 
 
 OTrrrOItT Sl'H-COLLCCTOHi*. 
 
 Fogo, Jolm Cr Lucajr. (ireeuBpond, Wm. Lanj;. Trinity, Ww. 
 .S. Green. Carbonear, Felix J. McCarthy. Harbor Grace, Alex. 
 curt; Clerk and Landing Walter, Thomas W. Gaden. BrlROs, 
 George Gushue. Buriu, Thomas Winter. Lamnline, Henry Ben* 
 niug. Harbor Breton, Philip Hubert. Pushthrough (Fortune 
 Bay) Henry Camp. English Harbor, St. Jacques and Bellorara, 
 George T. 'Snclgrovo. Gaultoi.s, Richard Bradsbaw. LaPollu, 
 Francla A. Reld. TwllJingate, Andrew J. Pearce. OderiB, RIchd. 
 McGrath. Channel, Charles Mourant. Bay St. Georffe, Q. &. 
 
U TJTE NBWrOUNDLAND_ALMANAC._ 
 
 Lilly. Bay of Islands, Lfuirertce Barron. Boone Bay, Nathan H; 
 raylor, Koui;a H;trb /i', Ti't rovw and Btttt'a Cwve, Jotift C 
 buder Piower'4 Cove, Win. P. Taylor. 
 
 Bonavi.itrt a:u!. ^'•sUiiltia, Joluj Mililec. Bf»y Buila. J. WUlJftfr.Ji 
 Holyiood, JPhilip Veilch. Ferry-arid, Wm. 8 Garter. St Mary's, 
 Jjimf^ Hnrnt'¥. Litlln Placemiii, Thoruns Freeman. Bay UotK:n«, 
 Q. VV. K. iiicrllhy !l:Mit8 Httib'xr, Koberi Beii>ea. h iV^vOy F, 
 A. Par»u!2 4. eat l'iac<.'nt}ft. Wia G. Brftd>ha\'('. Oft-d H nk, 
 (Fonuni) Ttay) Gc<jri:vt Sl.iim.'.-. Trrpa->.Ry, AugusiiH ^iimlH.Tl. 
 Hose B!ftn('iy, Ei<:hard Furncaux. St, Lawrenct;, \\\\)2\\ Vavasor. 
 Jienews, A-ichacl Ja'jKmnn. Fortune, JaineM P. Snook. WcMtcra 
 Bay, Jaini M'i^ai!'-. Hathor lir.nell, Wrn Hann. Fortni^a] Cove. 
 W." H. V/t^bbtr. Sntmofiior, John r>.«kin. fp-squf, P.'itrlrk 
 SnlMvaw. Cod Koy. John GiDiv, 
 
 rusroMf;; nrrARXMFNT. 
 
 Uc'jrihlrsr oJ SrilpphiL i'r Nfitvfounriland and Us Bependftiolew. 
 Hon. Jami;-j J. Hou<m-f«>u. . ..rvoyovM of Sldpplng :~- Wm. Whitfl, 
 8; JoIju'«. AicxHiJd(.'r( lift, nrvri'or Grace, W. ij. Green, Trinity, 
 Q. T. J:«i!«'i;;;rovf. K»ti.di-:>h Harbo.-- Diitsivil Murphy, Cap« Bonavista 
 to bah'H^ivo. Wibivin Luui.^, Salvage to Cape Fu'ela. Gcngw 
 Rimms. Grand Ba!:f.. J. i'. h^'jook, Fortune. Juhu Mi^tlcjj, 
 Cataiiua to liuggt-d iiarijor. J.>j'5:pij J. Fcafct;, TwiUingaiu to 
 Change I.s!anuu«». Joliii G. i.u< ;•-', Fugo. Jolsu K. Dudt-r, Tilt 
 Cove. KIchar'l Fur.ioftux, liO;<»' Blaucli'.', FeUx J. McCariJiy, 
 Oaiboaoaj'. 
 
 JteceSver Gftucrnl, ifon. Javat.'j ,'. Kogorson. C:«.'ik, Gt'orgre F. 
 Hay ward. 
 
 luiLh\\\DOli—C'Ahc-kin of Dutic-.y under Conaolidafed ShttnUs,'^- 
 Sub-i'olK'Cior. Fram:;.s C. B».'rit*ati. Suf>-Collector, Blane tiawati, 
 Labrador, M. W. StA-phen-on. 
 
 Siip«rlntinid<M5t oi Merc.TintiU^- M :»rlue, Kobcrt Carior. 
 
 Surveyor Oyner.'^l, Hun. W. J, 8. Donaelly. 
 
 First Clprk and Druui^ljlsnitin, Wm. M. 11- Wiirr»-M. 
 
 Topographical Surveyor. Jlsonias Lonjf. 
 
 Clerk, Canaret Alhon. 
 
 AHsistant Clerk, ArtJmr WhUo. 
 
 McBscng-T, Wra. Bright. 
 
 DEPTrrV SURVKYOHS ITS! ODTPOUtS. 
 
 Soi-thif! D'>(,'i' f-GUbcrill, Co'o, TrinUy. Cliarles E. Thorn. 
 «on, BonaviHta. Daii'.'d Murphy, King's Co\c. John T. Oakley, 
 Greeuspond, Henry Mih's, Open Hall. Tljomas Peyton, TwilUnv 
 gate. Robert Squany, North Shore or Notre Darno Bay. Wm, 
 Casey, Carbonear. G. W. R. Hicrlihy, BayPobcrf''. JohnHeani, 
 Hrtgus. W. Christian, Tiinity B^y bouth. 
 
 tSonth^iu Divmo-ii'-Jaimu Harnej, St Mai7*a. Heary C««Fr» 
 Fortune. Philip Hubert and U. J Haddon, Fortune Bay. Thos, 
 DriacolL Bay Bulls. 
 
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 Board cf Works Department, 
 
 Having? the mnraaicmeut and HuperlutemJenco of Oovernrafnt 
 HouM^ Colonial BuikllD/i, C.»uit Houses, Gaoi-J, Custcmj Houses, 
 Kospitaifi, Lunuik' Asyhnii, ixq(\ ail other Bui dings and Property 
 bclongitijrf V) tlie Cohiijy: Light Hoiisea, Buoy-, aiid BeHConn, 
 ercctfd or to be treritHl, .vlthiu the Colony and it» hc-eiuleucle-; 
 ftupeivislow, of Comi»i^sioJU;ra of iioad;*, ilighwa^s, Bridge.-*, <iC. 
 
 B.'M«D OF WOKK4. 
 
 Chairman, J, O. Eraser; Hoq. James S. Wiuter, Wax. DoyJ, tuxd. 
 Capt. Pulijp loary. 
 
 Sorretary, .Tohn Stuart, 
 
 A'jcount'jiit, M T. Knigh*. 
 
 Clerk, P. Hogaii. 
 
 MeS'ser.^cr. ThoiruK^ MorrJ.-^. 
 
 SnpcrinUH'ilC' i. Pu' lie Wr.rks and Bulldlcse* »iid Inspector tf 
 i.ighl IKouses, JohiiT. JNeviihj. 
 
 t.:kik, W T. Salt-r. 
 
 lloul ;3urvv"yor« aud Xcspectors, 1>. Biieu, T. Murphy, 
 
 ouxronr buaj.ds ov uoad commissionkus. 
 
 Harhor Graco proper— Ktv. J. F. Daimclly, Mark Parsonn. Joha 
 Paitfixn]. li<)b» r; Wnlrtii, CtJ'ii'K:v» Ro.-i^, PiUrick Deveivaux, 
 Wililam T.ipp, Thomns Sir.npp. Jiimc-j CuUahau, Mark Walwli, 
 Beiijnuilu Parsons, Patrick Farr«.'U. 
 
 Bouth-sido Harbor (Jrnce luid Bry.i^nt'.'^ rove— John Xo<l, Joha 
 B. Supht'ii^iU), (Bryjuit'!» Cove,) P. K. Novrott, N. Parsous, K'i- 
 Par.soij.-, Jacob IS omi worthy, 
 
 S];-:iiu.trd'H Biiy— Morse.s Go3:^e, Wui. BiK^.-i, li, Go3»e, XiiOma-j 
 
 Vvhelan, Johu Barrett, Kbcnczer Gos.-^e. 
 
 lTpp«r I-ilasd Cove aud Bl-thop's Cove— Johu Crane, 1. QQAim, 
 Joshua (iusrsv, \'. Barren, Joseph Drover Klioi Drover. 
 
 Uarboneur--Ni«h 'Jas Michoie. Ben T. H. G ^uld, Arabroso For- 
 waj'*i, MielK'cl Gould, Michael Dsvyer, Felix J. McCnrthy, Dr. J. 
 Kyall, Nicliolat K».'uu*.'dy, Tcjcuce K**nuedy. 
 
 Bay llobt^rttei — Isaac Bsrllelt, Steplien Parsons, Chades French, 
 Jam-s Culletan, Mark iielai ey, nr., K. Dawe. 
 
 B*igus--Johu Wilcox, Mo-os (?larke, Muoden Norman, Joha 
 Smiiii, ^.'ltlulnicl Bsib'^Ut". G. JcMToit, Jaine.i Brophy, Janied 
 Tarahau, John Mo\vl;*n. 
 
 Capuis— J;imes LeDrew, Aifre i Smith, Thomas LeDrew, Goo. 
 Smith, Patrick Dtiauey, Michael Power, Samuel Spracklin, Win. 
 Wakeham, Juhti Bishop 
 
 Port-de-Grave, Northern side of Northern Gut Bridge— Joha M. 
 Maddock, John Arjdrewrt, l^aac Richardt), Thomas Butlor, George 
 F. Payne, Georjije Buti»r, Win. Brovru, Jdme» Butler, Daniel Klujf, 
 pHiricK Kenny, Henry Da we. 
 
 Topsail to Int'lan Pond, iuclURlvo— Gfo Cirter, Patrick Dayly, 
 John Haddon, H. Pavnuur. 
 
 Toad's Cove— Cornelum Drlwcol), Mlchat I Power, Mich8.<.d (fil- 
 bert. 
 
 Indian Fond, f3cclr4slvc, to TnrkV Gut, inclustlve*^— Very Rov. J. 
 O Donuell, t harks Fmey, M. Woodford, (Hiirbor Main,) Johu 
 Veltch, (klolyr^tx.!.) Jamv.^ Moore and Jamea Wale, (C^V* Covo.) 
 
^■■faih'i^-at 
 
 South Shore ot Couccptlon Bay, from Horse Cove to Indian 
 Pond, Incluslre— Patrick Daylv, Wm. TlUey, James Morgan. Henry 
 Hlufca, Job Cootes. Matthew Nugent, Wm. S\vausborou<;h. 
 
 First DlvUlon, Freshwater to Perry's Cov^^-, jinluslve— Jo-si^ph 
 Joyce, John Swain, Josonh Host;, G»nrj^,' Kverly. Fraticls Pike, 
 alias Moors, Wra. Dnvi'?. 
 
 Second Division, Soout Cove to OchrcpU, inclusive-John C. 
 Moores, James Thistle, James Crowley, AlT.-d .Jnv^, Jamea 
 j;ruramy, John Diamond, Archelaus Hallyaril. 
 
 Third Division, Northern Bay to Caplln Cove, luohislve— John 
 Lewis, Joseph Wiltshear, Eawin TiinK'r, Grorire Cull, Ch>irles 
 Weeks, George Cooper. (1-^laiul Cove,) Wm. Whiteway, (Job'* 
 Cove. ) 
 
 Fourth Division, Bay-de-Vcrds and Low roint—Uev. O. 8. 
 Chamberlain, Henry btevens, Charles Bjtindon. Jama?* MooreM, 
 Thomas Neil, Wm. l.oquer, Wm. North, 
 
 B 'y-de-Verds, from Gull Lsland to Smooth C?tvo. inclusive — 
 Jaeob Moore's. Msirk Pudi^st*!*, John Hajjf^ui, (Northern Buy,) 
 Michael Doyle (Gnll Ishiml.j 
 
 Grates Cove—Wm. Meadii«, Joshua Benson, EUj^jh Benson, 
 Wm. H. Meadus, Jot^eph Snels;r"V♦^ 
 
 Old Perllcan— Jtv^eph Bo^d, Wm. Christian, Ellas March, Eb. 
 March, George Tnfl', John Brown (I.aisco Uove.) 
 
 H&iit's Harbor~J. H. Watson, J. Slieehaii, Bichard Pelly, 
 Charles Green, John Short, Kobeit Belbijj, (St-al t'ove,) Mo«f9 
 Button, (Ku88el> Cove.) 
 
 Heart's Content—Rev. C. E. Smith, Klehurd Penny, George 
 Charlton, Alfred Hopkins, Heubftj Bemisior, 'New Perlican,) J. 
 Hiscock, John Anths (8<il!y Cove,) Wni, 80 -h-y, Samuel Humph- 
 ries, (Heart's Delight,) E. SVeodun, Jcsiph Hopkins. 
 
 New Harbor— Kev. Arthur C. W;iahor:i»', Kdg«r March, Mose.* 
 Parsons, Tboma.s Newhook, Jacob Miller, l^dwaid Moort, Albert 
 George, Charles Crocker, Kllsha Elfunl. 
 
 Random Sound, Shoal Harbor- Moses Tilley and Aaron niley, 
 (Shoal Harbor,) Charles* An.sford, (Deep Biurht, . Isaac Adey, (Lee 
 Bight,) Edmund Pelly, (Geor^'e's Brook,) Joseph Tilley, (Little 
 Shoa> Harbiir,) Wm. Cooper, fMa^gotty Cove.) 
 
 Random Sound, Nonh-we.'it Arm, from Cow Head to the Bar— 
 Charles Reed, (Foster\s Point,) Job Peller, (Robinson's Bight,"! 
 James Reed, (March's Point,) Wm. Gulliver, (Bald Nap,) Moseft. 
 (Smith, (Elliott Gove.) 
 
 Random Sound, South-west Ann, from Heart's Ease to Black 
 Brook—James Drover (Hodge's Hole,) Richard Meward, (Goose- 
 berry,) James Pond, (Fox Harbor,) George Vardy, (Clay J'itt?,) 
 Isaac Ben.son, (Northern Bight,) David Spurrcl, '(Butter Cove.) 
 
 Random Sound, South.-vvest Arm, from Black Brook to St. 
 Jones—Wm. Blundell, Hez, Blundell, (St. Jonos,) David Benson, 
 Matthew Martin, (Northern Bight,) Alfred Vey and Benjamin 
 Prince, (Long Bight.) 
 
 Random Sound, North-west Arm, from Coney Lslaad to Cow 
 Head— Hes. Blundell, Charles Bryant, Alfred Blundell. (Hickman's 
 Harbor,) Bonjamla Martin, James Vanly. 
 
 Smith's Sound—James P. King, (Deer Harbor,) Thomas Mills, 
 (EngUgh Thoroughfare,) James Mills, (Thoroughfare,) Jaroeg 
 Troopo and SUas Loader, (Ireland's Eye.) 
 
 
i'BE NEWFOirSDLAyD ALMANAC. 
 
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 Smith's Sound, Novth Sido—Jarues Pittman, (Brickyard,^ John 
 Dooper, George Cai-hery, (Berj^oyne's Cove,)' Thomftfi relley, 
 (Broiid Oovo,) Uobfi-t .S^on<.v, (Rocky Brook.) 
 
 Smith's Sound, Souih Side, from Lc)vv«ii- Lauce Cove to Bai- 
 rierc J Carrie, David Ciirrit. (Brittannia Cove,) Ahsalom Cooper, 
 (Bluff Point, ) »^ohn Lato. ("Middlo Lance Cove,) Joseph Pittraai), 
 ^ Skinner Cove.') 
 
 Trinity licv. Benjnini;] Smltli. G, 11. Cole, AiexttuderBreinner, 
 
 Hob«!rt White, VVm. Pittman, BcnJAiniu Miller, Frederick Gover, 
 (Trouty,) Georjje Fleet, (Cuckold's Cove,; Arthur Watts, (Nortii 
 Side,) Joiiu IJ audio, (Ship Cove,) Robert Lawlor, (North Side,) 
 W. 8. Green. 
 
 lOujjli.'-.h Harbor uud Saliuon Cove — .1. S. CoIUh, G. Barnes, Wm. 
 Penny, John Bats ton, Wm. Busjden, S|)raj;cue Freeman, John Goss, 
 Jacob PP.chcr, (Salmon Cov«;.) 
 
 Bird Island Cove—Arthur Tilley, Charles Trass, Abednego 
 Ilobb.»i, Thomas Tilley, George Oldford. 
 
 Catalina and RatiUcd Harbor — Thonni^j Stone, Alexander Brera* 
 rer, S. Jeans, David Rennie, Isaac Suelgrovc, Thos. McCormack, 
 Win. Xormau, Joir'iah Stone. Litthi Catalina,) Thom^8 Donovan, 
 (Raj^iLr«Hl Harbor,) Stephen .Jeans, jr., W. Asliford, Geo. Courage, 
 
 John Murphj. 
 
 New and Old E niaventuie- -Capt, Field, .Mo.se8 Klu^:. John 
 Ivamy, (Jais Cove) Jaw Short, (Old Bonaventure,; Edward, 
 Gardner, (British M.Hrbor.) 
 
 Greeuspond — Frederick Whit*', John J. Murphy, J. T. Oakiey, 
 George Allen, jr.. J. Doininv, Robert Whitemarch, John McDonald, 
 M.1). 
 
 PoorK Island— Peter flou^e. Job DavJM, Wm. Knee, (Pool's I.«(. 
 land,) John MeltiMtMii, (Swaiti'.-' I>l*nd,) J.)hn Hawe, Ed. BUhop, 
 (Piiichardy Idand,) ,Jueob Ridout, (Cape Freel>«.) 
 
 Brooklyn —Rev. T. \l. Nursp, M. D. Stares, Wm. Stares, sr., 
 MitthowWiiuih, Francis Si ires, John llandcock, jr., Wm. BIuu« 
 don, Wm. Iltuidcock, J.icob Taylor. 
 
 Musjjrtavo T<»\vn— riioma-^ Grf-eniuL'. Thomas Saint, J»mc3 
 Reader, sr., Joseph 'Jneiiiiur. Tiiouias HoUoway, John Oldford, 
 Gideon W y, Wui. Gi'eeuin^', R. Pitt. 
 
 Sahfiire— Jiinies Bur<len. Thomas oidiord, John Sampson, Jas. 
 Pike, -Flat Island,) John S<iuirc'.«', James Brown, (Bishop'ij Har* 
 bor,) James Burden, jr., Jo.v-ph Brown. 
 
 BonavKsta— David Caudow, John G. Skelton, MI)., Jabez Saint, 
 Samuel Rowsell, AitVtd Viuc «)♦:, Wm. Brown, Thomas Harris, 
 John Sawyers, Dr. Forbes, James Mifflin, Joseph Rolls, Joseph 
 Brown. 
 
 Kine's Cove-Rev, W. Kirby, Rev. — Hauly, James Brown, 
 Daniel Murphy, Sauuiel Brown, James Sullivan, John Coiflu, John 
 Moak, Simon Tobiu, Daniel A. Ry«n, 
 
 Open Hall and Tickle Cove— Frederick Shears, H«nry Miles, 
 Wnj. Baker, Wju. Quintou, Andrew Skifflngton, John Taylor, 
 James Long, John Chievcrti. 
 
 Keels— Robert Penny, James Penny, Samuel CofflBt Jas. £gau. 
 
 Gooseb' rry IslHiid— Ambrose Jeans. Edward Swectapple. Wra. 
 Jacobs, Simon Wells, Joseph House, John Turner, Joseph Hay* 
 ward. 
 
 Indian Arm aM Seal Cove- John Frinoe, (Scftl Core,) MTfftix! 
 
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 TJJE NBWFOUNDLxiND AL^IANAG. 
 
 Hnmbcy. Wm. Oreeuing, (ludlau Arm,) H Taylor, (Head ol'Bay,) 
 Wm. Tllley, .loseph Brown, iIucUuu Arm,) Gcorgy Prluco, (Seal 
 Cove.) 
 
 Twillingtttc — Thomas PeytoiJ, John fcjpeuce, Wm. Curti<«, Wm. 
 lUilhbridge, Francia Ilobcrtj*, John Roberta, John E. Bluudfortl, 
 George Mioty, Elifts Kobert«, Silas Burt. 
 
 Fogo — Dr. H. Findlater, James Fitzgerald, Robert Scott, Tho«. 
 Drover. Tbonms Hodge, J. W. Uodge, Maitheiv Uayward, il J. 
 Earie. 
 
 Scldom-Coa)e*By--Hfciiry Feunj., Pntrlcl< Foley, Ji^icob Howe, 
 Wm. Penny, Philip NeweJi. 
 
 Cat llirbor. (Tvs'illinaute and FoijG;— Hoiiry llobbin.s, M, 
 OavleH, George Pursoutf, Matthew Glbbouh", Jolii* Gudyej, llicbd. 
 ParsoDK, Jarae:* Lynch. 
 
 Loon Bay—Joseph Roberts, Eben^-zfr Wh»?eler, Frederick Hlade. 
 
 Chnnge Iplauda (Fopo)— Aiired I'ike, T. ^' Taylor, John Pel- 
 Ifv, Wm. LeDrew, Thomas Torraville, Ilejijy Hcuniniel, Edvvard 
 EHott. 
 
 Incian Islands— Samuel Penny, Wa;. Colli us, Wm. I'erry, Johu 
 Bartluit. 
 
 Bar'd Islands and Jo»> Bat's Ann— Jaui< b \\u\\h, Joseph Cauidt'u, 
 Jamtri Prisijer, Thomus Djuly, Thoiuas B.o>vm, Wuj. Jji'.'«»b.v, Geo. 
 MiUer. 
 
 Herring Neck— Ricbar.i Pliilpots*. Esau IJlundT rd, lloury Mi!( -», 
 John Squire's Thouia?i Dily, Win. Richmoud, Robert Lewis. 
 
 New Boi'av«'nture— Edwad G;irduer, Jhuien Toop, Juhu Gar* 
 aer, .loseph Miller, -Jauics Ivamy. 
 
 Ward'H Harbor to Jacki't's Arm -J. Campbell, (LitMo Bay li- 
 land"*,) Johu Russell, (Waid's Ha»bor,) J.-mjcN Kin^, (Kiuji's 
 Cove,) Wni. Marshall, (Little riay I .]u:idi«,) J. B- Wilis, Jura: • 
 Kor is, (Tbree Arrnn ) 
 
 Norih-west Arm to Shoe Cove— Fiederlck Thomas. Wm. Nob e. 
 Charles Collins, Joseph Mills, Jamts Grev, Jacob Toms, Jamoa 
 White. 
 
 Tilton Harbor- Rev. James Browa, Wrn. Burke, J. Brine, John 
 Dwjer, Wm. Gieeu. 
 
 Moretoii'8 Harbor and Tlzzard's Harbor, inclndlug Black Tp- 
 Unds— M»irk O inond, Wai. Taylor, rjiarles Brett, Thomas 
 French, Jimi^s Jones, Elijah Jennlug-, William O.^uiond, Willia:u 
 Wheeler, Tizzard's Harbor. 
 
 Bnrnt islaiul, (KxpUdt-*,) — Edward Downton, Thomas Bu^t, A. 
 Mauu'^l, J.tiues Wlnsor, Thomas Wiusur, Matthew Dalton, Jobi «h 
 Manuel. 
 
 Fortune Harbor— Richard Hamiltrm, Michael Brynn, Michael 
 Byrne. Jarots Carroll, Samuel Gillespie, Wm. Carroll, (Iu(Uan 
 Cove,) Jamert Lyver, ( Waldron « Cove.) 
 
 jHckson R Arm to He'«d of Greeu Bay—John Knighf, J. Camp- 
 bell, Johu R'»W8ell, Jolm WiiN, Joseph Mills, James H. Bat^tono, 
 
 Shoe rove to Niop.ep'8 Harbor — James Gray, John Btark, Wra 
 Koble, Johu Welshman. 
 
 L"Hding Tickle— Wm. Alcnck, Uriah Martin, Ncah Cbippcit, 
 Ilcnry Andrews, Benjamin Rowsoll, G. H. Peurco, M. Row^eU, 
 Joseph Uackctt. 
 
 Mrarod, Troy Town and Dark Tickles— Geo. Kewman, Bobtrt 
 Wlnsor, 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 'jy 
 
 el Ion, John 
 bboiis, (CiVL 
 
 Cat Harbor to Uocky 15:iy— John VVlioeler, Uobort We 
 Bradley, "\Vni, Panly, (Mus^ravo Harbor.) Matthew Gib 
 Harbor,) Hobert Shelly, ^Uocky Bay.) 
 
 '^Vit]e>^.s Hay — James Mn:|)li}\ (iretiory Norris, Tlionian Carew, 
 Janieri Shanuhan, Dennis 'J'obiu, jr., Tliouia.s DriscoU, (Mobile.) 
 
 Mobile -Thomas Dtiseoli, ])aniel Fit/.^erald, Franeis Dillon. 
 
 IJay J5iills-W. G. Williams, i;. Moekler, M. Brien. 
 
 Ferrylanil-l{ev. ]\I. A. CJlnncev, 1). NY. O'Mara, J.]'.; Richard 
 Cashin, Nicholas Power, Paliick Power, K. U. White, Edward 
 Condon. 
 
 Kenews and Feimense— Povds. John Wal-^h, M. A. Clancey, and 
 Michael Jackman, Andrew Shallow, J. Berri;^an, Pichard Qninlan, 
 (lienews,) Michael Lawlor. iBroad Cove,) W. Trainor, Thomas 
 Fennelly, (Fermeuse.) 
 
 Cape Broyh Win.^er, M. Cnshin, T. Carcw, M. Green, N. 
 
 Power, John Badcotk, Wm. Gregory. 
 
 Trepassey— Jiev. , Henry Cnrti.^, James Waddle- 
 ton, George Devereux, Thomas Sutton, S. Kennedy. 
 
 St. Kyran's— Kev. W. ])outuey, Patrick Siiliivan, Thomas Sulli- 
 van, John Brown, John Uenn(!ssey. 
 
 Harbor Bua'ctt—Pcv. John K'ngvvell, C. I). Chambers, James 
 Miller, Edward Barten, ik'ibert Willin, John Hollett. 
 
 Bean Harbor— Rev-. John Kingwell, Kichard Jladway, Joseph 
 Smith. 
 
 Cderin—Pichard McGrath, Pliilip P.iwer, Andrew Mnrpby. 
 
 Great Placenlia— Kev. Charles J rvine, Thomas O'Jiielly, Stephen 
 Power, P. Fiti<;patriek, John ('o-^gvove. 
 
 Little Placeiitia— W. Pl>orai', A. Burke, Thomas Connors, Thos. 
 Freeman, Patrick Murphy. 
 
 Sound island, Barren Island and vicinity— A. lilackadar, P. 
 Brown, James CoUett. 
 
 Branch and l.dstress- Kev. James Whelan, Edward Couway, 
 Uiclrud Kaieeii, Pct( r Nash, Matthew Londregan, T. Young, 
 Stephen Poach. 
 
 Salmoniur, (South)- John Cormack, ^V. Curtis, Daniel Daly. 
 
 Salmonier, (Nortli)— Matthew Car^^w, Hector Eraser, A.Nowlan. 
 
 St Mary's-]Nr. Win ian, Paliick Nowlan, :M. Eagar-, M. Maho- 
 ney, James Harney, Edward Walsh, J'^hn Whelan. 
 
 Branche and St. Brides- Stephen Roach, Patrick Power, Joseph 
 English, Edward Conway, Bartholomew McGrath. 
 
 Merasheen- -John Hennessy, George Pittman, P. Ennis. 
 
 Isle of Valen— Martin Gallon, John Lonard. 
 
 River-head. (St. Rlary's,) to Mall Bay— Wm. Ciiristopher, Martin 
 I'ourke, Thomas Comerford. 
 
 Paradise— Wm. Browr, M. Brenuan, Ji^lm I'earson. 
 
 North Harbor and John's Pond— Patrick Bonia, Thomas Power, 
 Patrick lly;ni. 
 
 Uolyrood and Peter'.- River— Wm. Si. Croix, M. Hollahan, M. 
 Londreuaii. 
 
 Burin-Rev. Wm. Born, John Paul, M, Gorm.an, James Inkpcn, 
 S. Bennett, John Marshall, S. Brentou, Ji. Payne. 
 
 LcMmaline—Jolm Collins, Thoma- Hahy, J^)bert Bonnel, Jolm 
 Fleming, Beuiamin Bonnel, Kyrnu Maddigan. 
 
 Lawn— -Janies Wal^h, Patrick Murphy, John Tarrant. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Grand Bauk— VVni. Biifrett, G. R. Forsey, T. A. Hickman, Geo. 
 Tibbo, Geo. Bell, Morj^an Foote, Aaron Graudy. 
 
 Fortuue-J. 1'. Bn(.ok, J. K. Lake, W. V. Lake, Georg«! Tuck, 
 T. W. Beuiititr, Henry JIaddoH. 
 
 Harbor Biiton-Kevd.s. W. K. Wliile, Robert Brcnnan, and T. 
 Birkett, V. Ilii'u'rt, James Hardy, F. Luce, H. T. Hohnan, J)r. C\ 
 Fitiigerald. 
 
 Settlements outside Fortune Bay—Rev. V^'. K. Wliite, (Harbor 
 Briton,) T. Bu'loy, (Safioni,) Jiu). Gallon, (Brunette,) S. Fiander, 
 (Coomb's Cove,) John Rose, (Little Bay,) G. Keepin, (Rencontre,) 
 Joseph Loader, (Haibor Mille,) Wm. Miles, (Bay L'Ar^'ent.) 
 
 Belloram— Rev. W. Hayne?, John Cluctt, sr., John Cluett. Thos. 
 Clnett, George Dicks, John Ronikey. 
 
 Garnish— Wni. Reeves, S. Bnnlhild, Joseph Graudy, T. Graudy, 
 S. Grandy, George Bramiield, Thomas Graudy. 
 
 St. Lawrence— Rev. W. Doutney, Robt.Pike, Jolin Fitzpatrick, 
 R. Quirk, James Keeves. 
 
 English Harbor--S. Fiander, Dennis Burke, Wm. Yarn, G. T. 
 R. Suelgrove, Robt. Facey. 
 
 Gaultois- Rev. George Bishop, John Lee, Richard Bradahaw, 
 H. Sheppard, Dr. E. Thompson, E. C. Gallop. 
 
 Rose Blanche-- Thomas Ridout, John Rolls, P. II. Sorsoliel, A. 
 McKeuzie, S. Bonnell. 
 
 Burgeo— Rev. John Cunniagham, Dr. Hunt, Capt. Small, 
 
 Filliers, J. P. LeGros. 
 
 LaPoilc— F. A. Read, Wm. Stone, sr., S. Billard, II. JelTries, J. 
 C. LeSeeleur, John Cook, James Anderson. 
 
 Burntisland, (Burgeo and LaPoile) — Nathaniel King, sr., Geo. 
 Poole, Robert Smurridge, Jeremiali Fudge, J. Small, P. II. G. 
 Brock. 
 
 Channel — Frederick Cox, Wm. Bragg, Thomas Poole, M. IT, 
 Geuge, James Jlockford, Keunie, (Cape \i'^'.) 
 
 Shore lying betAvcen C.ipe Lallune and Bonne Bay, District of 
 Burgeo and LaPoile- Rev. E. ColU;y, A. G. Skinner, Matthew Lee, 
 E. Symes, J. R. Walkins. 
 
 Bonne Bay, (West Coast) — Norman Taylor, Henry Halfyard, 
 John Roberts, Alfred White, James Marshall, Thomas Martin, 
 Hugh McKenzlc. 
 
 Petiles— James Arnold, S. Bonnell, George Ellisworth, Thomas 
 Quad, John Rose, 
 
 GAOLS. 
 
 St. John's Penitentiary— Governor, John R. McCowan. First 
 Turnkey, J. Martin. Second Turnkey, John Fleet. Third Turn- 
 key and Orderly, Wm. Hammond. Fourth Turnkey or Gate Keep- 
 er, James Brine. Matron, MibS Keating. Surgeon, Charles 
 Crowdy, iM.D. 
 
 Harbor Grace— Gaoler, David Rogors. Surgeon, W. Allan, M.D. 
 
 Trinity— Gaoler, . 
 
 Ferrylaud— Gaoler, George Geary. 
 
 Placentia— Gaoler, S. CoUin.s. 
 
 Burin — Gaoler, John Murphy. 
 
 Bouavista — Gaoler, M, Fennel. 
 
 Twillingate und l^'og(.>~Gao;(."r, John McKay. 
 
 Harbor Briton — Gaoler, Wm. Loreuzen. 
 
 Brigus and Port-de-Grave— Gaoler, Thomas Butler. 
 
 Greenspond-— Gaoler, John Bridle. 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAyU ALMANAC. 
 
 31 
 
 )!' 
 
 conn iioijsKs. 
 
 St. .lolm\s— Kcejun', LionclT. Chancey. 
 Harbor Grace— Keeper, D;ivi(l liogers. 
 Ferryland— Keeper, George Geary. 
 
 8T, JOIIK'S IlOFl'ITAI.. 
 
 Medical Atteudants— Charles Crowdy, M.I).; lleury Shea, M.D. 
 Matron, Miss Cowau. Keeper, John Trowse. 
 
 ST. .John's poom iioukk. 
 
 Medical Atteiulaiit— Charles Crowdy, M.J>. Kocper, Edward 
 Morris, 
 
 ST. JOHN'S LUNATIC ASYLUM. 
 
 licsideiit Phyyiciau— Henry H. Stabb, M.I). 
 
 D! STKI CT S UIKJ KO>'S. 
 
 St. John's— Eastern Ward, Win. C. Sinims, M.D. ; Thomas 
 Ilowley, M.D. AVesteru Ward, Frederick Buniitig, M D. 
 
 Conception Bay — Wm. Allen, M.D. 
 
 COLONIAL JiUILDING AND OKOUNDS. 
 
 Keeper — Mrs. Born. 
 
 Post Q-^QQ Ddpartmoxit. 
 
 -George LcMeasuricr. 
 
 Postmaster General — John Delaney. 
 First Clerk and General Accountant- 
 Assistant Accountant — Geo. W. LeMessuricr. 
 Superintendent Money Ordor Onice — Thomas S. Dwyer. 
 Second Cleik and Assorter—John Freeman. 
 Third Clerk and Assorter— George Gadoi. 
 
 Fourth Clerk — John Iliggins. 
 
 Assistant Clerk and Mail Agent, Labrador — James Campbell. 
 
 Letter Carriers and Messengers- 
 
 -Edvvard Devereaux and James 
 
 Cox. 
 
 Assorters — John Kelly and John Kincella, 
 
 Office hours— From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sundays excepted. 
 
 POST MASTKH8, 
 
 Harbor Grace, A. T. Drysdale; Carbonear. Nicholas Nicholle; 
 Brigus, Sarah Stantaford, (Post Mistress ;) Bay Roberts, William 
 Eraser ; Blackhead, John C. Moores ; Hearts Content, Geo, Moore ; 
 Old Peilican, George Tutl'; Trinity, Ann Cross, (Post Mistress;) 
 King's Cove, Patrick Murphy; Grand Bank,^ Jacob Forsey ; 
 Boiiavista, James Milllen; Greensoond, Wm. Lang; Fogo, James 
 Fitzgerald ; Twillingate, A, J. Ptarce; Bett's Cove, J. Cunning- 
 ham; Little Bay, Pichard Walsh; Bay Bulls, W. G. Williams; 
 Bay of Islands, W. II. Bngg,- Rose Blanche, Philip Sorsoliel; 
 Fcrryland, John Morry; Placentia, Uuinah Bradshaw; (Post 
 Mistress;) Burin, Thomas Winter; Harbor Briton, Tryphoina 
 Birkett, iPo.^t Mistress;) Burgeo, F. A. Parsons; Little Placentia, 
 Alexander Burke; New Porllcun, Francis Howell ; LaPoile, Joseph 
 LeScelleur; Channel, Nathaniel Smith; Cataliua, Tryphoena 
 Jeans, (Post Mistress.) 
 
S2 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 WAY OKFICICK.S. 
 
 rort-de-Onivc, Hri(l<irt O'l^iolly; I'ortuji^ul Govt-, Mr^. Dooley, 
 (Wixy Mislrc'ses:) Kxr;loits. T. Winsor; (jratcs Covo, Wm. 
 
 Star(!s: MiisjLcnive Town, 
 ; St. Mary's), Tatrick 
 
 Mcnilus; Bi'jok'.yi), ((ioosc Bay,) ^1. 1). 
 
 Gideon Way; S])aniurd'.s IJay, 
 
 Walsli ; Ila'rlior Main, Mrs. Ezekiel ; Oderiu, K. Madilox -, Paradise, 
 I'atrick Ih;aly; Salinonitr, Malthcw Carcw ; llormita^'e, M. 
 Francis; Garnish, Sahiiia Grandy, (Way Mistress) Bay-de-Verds, 
 Cliarles Hlundon ; Lnrnaliiu,'. James IMttman ; Fortaix', John F]. 
 LaJic; Holy rood, John V» itch; Toi),sail, Mns. Moiso, ( Way Mia- 
 tresH;) Ilaiit.s Harbor, CJiarlcs Green; Cats Cove, T. O'Brien; 
 IsJaiid Cove, Jolin Crane; Trepassey, E Devereaux; English 
 Harbor, (Forluuf Bay,) ^Vni. Evans; New Harbor, T. Newhook; 
 Ganibo, (Uonavisla Bay,) S. Osmond ; Salvaii;e, .las. liurden, jr. ; St. 
 Lawrence, II. Vavasor • Western Bay, J. Kennedy, (W^y Mistress;) 
 Great LaPoile, F. A, Hend ; Bareneod, G. F. Payne; Belloraui, W. H. 
 Cliiett; Beaubois, George Dobic ; Branch, Margt. English, (Way 
 Mistress,) Aquaforte, Peter Wiiisof; Tilt Cove, L. K. Gilf; 
 Nipper's Harbor, W. J. Eaton; Bonne Bay, J. R. Roberts; Scilly 
 Cove, Jacob lliscock ; Herring Neck, Henry Miles ; Heucws, M. Jack- 
 man, (Way Mistress;) Toads Cove, Catherine Driscoll; Northern 
 Bay; Mary llogan, (Way Mistresses;) New JJonaventure, George 
 Field; George's Bay, J. LeGrandy; Gaiiltols, Richard Bradshaw ; 
 Cat Harbor, Henry Robbins ; ('hirkes Bewch, Wm. Newell; Codroy, 
 James llutchius; Fern)eiise, William Trainor; Flat Islands, H. 
 W. Crann ; Fortnne Harbor, Richard Hamilton; Freshwater, 
 (Carbouear,) W. Lan)b ; Great Codroy River, Michael Downey; 
 Greens Haibor, Hezekiah Burt; Harbor Buffett, Ann CoUelt, 
 (Way Mistresj ;) Indian Arm, Edward Iliimby; Jackson's Gove, 
 H. Knight; Kelligrews, Wm. Tilh'y ; Leading Tickles, P. Alcock, 
 (Way Mistress ;)liittle Bay Islands, John Campbell; Lower Island 
 Cove, George Cooper; Musgrave Harboi', J. B. Wheeler; Northern 
 Bight, James Frost; Bass Lslaiul, Elizabeth Strickland, (Way 
 Mistress ;) Perry s Cove, Rachel Kellaway, (Way Mistress;) Petty 
 Harbor, Jacob Bishop; Pouch Cove, John Easterbrook; Push- 
 through, Henry C.unp ; Rencontre, Joseph Earle; Salnionier 
 South, Bridget Cormack, (Way Mistress;) Sound Island, Philip 
 Brown; Soulh-side Harbor Grace, Jacob Noeeworthy ; South-side 
 St. John's, Charles Nixon; St. Jacques, George Snelnrove; Tor- 
 bay, John iMaguire; Trinity East, Reginald Mills; Witless Bay, 
 James Shanahan; Cape Broyle, Martin Cashin; Burnt Islands, 
 — Brock; Change Islands, Alfred Pike; Hickman's Harbor, 
 
 Joseph Pilley ; Sagona, , (Way Mistress ;) St. Biide's, 
 
 J. E. Conw.'iy; St. Anthony, H. F. Mo(ires ; Britannia Cove, L 
 
 Tavcrner; Brunette, 
 
 ; Bay L'Argent, ; Cape Lallune, 
 
 Bajs Wm. Johnson; Cottell's Island, 
 
 Robert Keeping; Caplin 
 
 John Turner; Flat Island, (Bonavista,) Jno. Bartlett; Fox Cove, 
 
 Charles Clinton ; Gooseberry Islands, Ambrose Jeans ; Harbor 
 
 Mille, J. R. Courage; Hearts Ease, Batson ; Ilol^a'ood, (St. 
 
 Mary's,) Wm. St. Croix, Lawn, James Walsh; Morton's Harbor, 
 Mark Osmond; Musgrave Town, Gideon Way; New Bay, Edwin 
 Moore; Ochre Pit Cove, Josiah Garland; Rencontre, (Fortune 
 Bay,) Catto Giovani ; Stone Cove, Ambrose Pope; Tilton Harbor, 
 Martha Brawders, (Way Mistress.) 
 
 Portugal 
 
 Cove, every day, 
 
 I'OSTAL KOT'TES. 
 
 Summer— Between St, John's and 
 except Suuday, by wagon. 
 
 Between Portugal Cove, Brigus, Harbor Grace, and Carbonear, 
 by steamer, tri-weekly. Overland— Topsail, Holy rood and Harbor 
 Main, tri-weekly. 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC 
 
 33 
 
 Winter— Ovcrliiiul, by wjjl^ou, for Carboncar, via Topsail, Kolll- 
 \^\'iiV{ii, IIol>roo(.l, lliirbor Main, Bri.i,ais, rort-dc-Gravo, Bay Rob- 
 erts, Spaniard's Bay, and Harbor Grace, Monday and Friday. Ott 
 Wednesday, via Cove, by steaiutir, when practicable. 
 
 Between Heart's ConlMut, fi rates Cove, Now rerllcau, Hants 
 Harbor, and Old Porlican, weekly, by Messenger. 
 
 Between Carbonear, Bhickhead and Bay-de-Verds,bl-wcckly, by 
 messenger, calling at intermediate places. 
 
 Between New rerllcau and Trinity, weekly, by hoat. 
 
 Between Trinity and BonavUta, and between Trinity and Klng'i 
 Cove, weekly, by messenger. 
 
 Between King's Cove and Flat Islands, Tortulghtly, by boat, 
 touching at Salvage, Gooseberry and Cottell's Island. 
 
 Between St. John's, B;iy-de-Verd3,CataUna, King'« Cove, Trini- 
 ty, Bonavista, Greenspoiid, Fogo, Twilllngate, E.xploits, Seal Bay, 
 Little Bay, Little Bay Inlands, Tilt Cove and Nipper's Harbor, by 
 coastal steamer, I'orlnightly, on the Tuesday after the arrival of 
 the steamer Ironi Liverpool and Q'^-cnstowu; and during winter 
 mouths, overland, via Harbor Grace, Spaniard's Bay, New Harbor, 
 Come-by-Chauce, IJandom, and Freshwater, fortnightly. 
 
 Between St. John's, Ferryland, Trepassey, Burin, St. Lawrence, 
 St. Pierre, Harbor Brilou, Burgeo, LaL^oile, Kose Blanche, and 
 Channel, by coaw>tal steamer fortnightly summer and winter; call- 
 ing at ]{enews, St Mary's, Placentia, Gaultois, and Pushthrougli 
 everj' alternate trip. Also calling alternately ai Fortune and 
 Grand Bank, from (Irst April to end of year, weather permltting- 
 
 Betweeu St. John's, Bay Bulls, Witless Bay, Toads Cove, Fer- 
 ryland, and Jlenews, M'cekly, by wagon, during summer months, 
 and fortnightly in winter. 
 
 Between St. John's and Placentia, by wagon, on Wednesday 
 and Friday, from the ilrst of April to the sixteenth of November; 
 weekly to the end of December, and fortnightly during January, 
 February and March. 
 
 Between Placentia and St. John's by wagon, on Monday and 
 Wednesday, from the first of April to the flfteenth of November; 
 once a week to the end of December, and fortnightly in winter. 
 
 Between Salmonier and St. Mary's, by messenger, fortnightly. 
 
 Between Great and Little Placentia, by messenger, weekly. 
 
 Between Great Placentia, LaMauche, Sound Island, Harbor 
 Buffett, Ked Island, Merasheen, and Burgeo, by boat. 
 
 Between Great Placentia and Burin, by boat, touching at Islo 
 Valeu, Paradise, Oderin, and Flat Islands. 
 
 Between Burin and Isie Valen, calling at Flat Islands, Oderin 
 and Paradise. 
 
 Between Burin and Garnish, })y messenger, winter months only. 
 
 Between Little and Great St. Lawrence and Lamaline, by mes. 
 seuger. 
 
 Between Garnish and Harbor Breton, calling at English Harbor 
 and St. Jacques, by boat. 
 
 Between St. Jacques and Bay L'Argent, calling at intermedlata 
 places, by boat. 
 
 Between Harbor Briton, Pushthrougn, IRencontre, Kameo, 
 Burnt Islands and Petites, by boat. 
 
S4 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 KATK8 OK I'OSTAGK. 
 
 Postii;^*' on Jclt(3r,« jiddresscd to the irniu-d Stiitos, tlic Domin- 
 ion of Caiiudii, th(j United Kingdom, aud ibr(!i<i[n Europe, is an 
 follows : 
 
 For letters iindor A oz., 5 cents, and '> cciiLs lo:* every additlomil 
 i oz. 
 
 For Bermuila, West Indies, Braydl, Ptirn, and Urufjuay. 8 cents 
 «ader ^4 oz. lettern, and 8 conts lor every additional ^ oz. 
 
 For East Indies and Cld'ia, Japan and Java, 10 cents per i oz. 
 rate. 
 
 For Australian Colonies imd South Africa, 15 cents per rate— 
 Newspapers 3 cents. 
 
 Local nen'spaper;> to United States, the Dominion, West Indies, 
 and Foreign Europe, '2 cents, :.nd to .Eni:iantl 1 cent. 
 
 Foreign Newspapers re-mailed ibr tranHmi;S8iou to the Outports 
 are charged 1 cent each, prepaid by stamp; 2 cents to other coun- 
 tries. 
 
 Newspapery over tv^^o ounces in vvei.j.';litajo charged ii.i Books. 
 
 IM.AND POSTAGK. 
 
 For Letters nnder \ oz 3 cents 
 
 Under 1 oz.. (I ceiUs 
 
 3 cents for every additional i oz., prepaid by stamps. 
 
 For book packets, pamphlets, magazines, and periodicaLs u der 
 2 ozs., 2 cents; not exceediug three pounds luAvelght, transiuittcd 
 by post within the Island, are charged 4 cents for every quarter 
 pound of their weight, or fraction thereof. 
 
 Postage on Letters for French Islands, St. Pierre and Miquelon 
 — 5 cents lier i oz. rate, and registration 5 cents. 
 
 PAECKL POST. 
 
 Parcels closed at the ends and sides, hut not '.■'^■aled or closed 
 wlthgnm, may be posted at any Post Otiice in Kewfoundland for 
 conveyance to any other Po:it Otiice or Vv'ay Ollicc in the Island, 
 at a rate of Postage subject to the following conditions : — 
 
 1. — No letter or letters shall bo concealed. 
 
 2. — The parcel shall not contain any explosive substance, glass, 
 liquid or other matter likely to injure the ordinary contents of 
 the mail, under penalty of forfeiture of the parcel. 
 
 3 — The weight of the parcel should not exceed 3 lbs., nor the 
 size exceed one foot, in length or breadth, or six inches in thick- 
 ness. It must be so put up that the contents may be examined, 
 to prevent letters or other communications being enclosed. 
 
 i — Parcels must be prepaid at the following rates : 
 
 Under i lb 4 cents. 
 
 Over i lb. and not cxceedirg ^ lb 8 cents. 
 
 Over ^ lb. and not cxceecUug 'i lb 12 cents. 
 
 and so on, adding 4 cents for every ^ lb., or fraction thereof. 
 
 5 — The parcel may be registered on payment of a fee of three 
 cents in addition to the postngc. 
 
 6— If the name and address of the sender be ■written on the par- 
 cel, it will, if delivery should fail tVom :iny cause, be returned 
 unopened to the sender, on payment of an additional rate of 16 
 cents for the return conveyauce. 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC, 
 
 98 
 
 7«-Tho parcel slioiilM liavc tho words " Ry VarciA Post " plaiol'f 
 wviLtoii over tlio ji.lilress. XL slioiikl tx: well >i.m\ JstroiiKly put, up., 
 and boluu;lbly luMros.-Joil to the I'os:, Olllcjii 'ire s of llio intoudiMi 
 receiver, iiiclndiiiij; ili.« name of the di.str'njc ' \rhieh the Post 
 Onice Is , situated. The (oUowiii;,M.s iiu ex:m)| tf the moih; of 
 address reconnnondeil : — 
 
 To 
 
 Sent by- 
 
 iiY rARCKi. rosr. 
 
 Tost Oillce, 
 
 District of — 
 
 District of- 
 
 rii()iiu;rrouY clausks. 
 
 No written conuuuuicatiou siiall bo eacluseJ in any circular, 
 periodical, pamphlet, !x)oif, book parcol, ur parcel for the Parcel 
 Tost; and no coniuiunicalion sli'ill !)•) written upon any circular, 
 periodical, i'auiphU;i, ))ooIx, book packa^^;, ur parcel. 
 
 No letter, or any writin;:;, or vny marks to hhyvo the purpose of 
 a letter, shall be wriLtt;n upon or enclosed in auj' newspaper post- 
 ed to pass as a ne\vt;i)apei'. 
 
 Prep^'^id books, pamphlets and ni lijuzines for Great Britain, Do- 
 minion of Canada, and United States, are charged the following 
 rates when exceeding two ounces in weight : 
 
 For packet above 2 ozs. and not exceeding i ozs., 4 cents; 
 
 not exceeding 8 ozs., 8 c(ints ; 
 Over y o/.s., and not exceeding 1 lb., IG cents; 
 and so on, adding 4 cents for cvoiy additional 4 ozs., or fraction 
 thereof, when tne packet exceeds twoouni.'es in weight. 
 
 Commercial papers, invoices, &.C., arc ehnrgeable with 5 cents 
 for the tirst rate ol two ouilfccs or fraction thereof and four cents 
 per four ounces or any fraction thereof over the first two ounces. 
 
 Hooks, ti'ade patterns oi' samples, and all printed papers, other 
 than newspapers, not excoeding two ounces in weight, are for- 
 warded to the United Kingdom at tlie reduced rate of: 
 
 For a packet not exceeding 2 ozs 2 cents. 
 
 All parcels containing books, patteins, ncwspapei's or printed 
 matter of any kind, must bo so put up that the contents may bo 
 easily v/ithdrawn for examination; if sealed, such packets become 
 liable to letter rate and will be charged accordingly. 
 
 Unpaid books for the United Ivingdom or other countries will 
 not be forwarded. 
 
 Letters for ollicers serving in 11. M. service abroad arc charge- 
 able with the ordinary ratey of postage. 
 
 The attention of the public is called to the fact that the General 
 Postal Union Treaty posiiively prolid>its the transmission in the 
 Mails of gold or silver ujout-y, jewels or precious articles, or any 
 other article whatever liable to Customs' duties. Therefore, cor- 
 lespoudence originating in Newfoundland, and addressed to any 
 of the countries of the Postal Union, whether ordinary or register- 
 ed, should not contain these interdicted articles. 
 
 little of Hal i, I (J IjiU(>\-i Itj British Packet. 
 
 For all countries— under h, <yi., one iat«>; under 1 oz., two rates; 
 under li ozs., three rates ; and so on, adding one rate for every i oi. 
 
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 777/? .VA' Wro I'N J) LA X l> A /. V. I A' A C. 
 
 Letters posted In N«'Wfoiin<llaii(I lor delivery nJ any pliic(! within 
 the IhIuihI, are charged '^ cents U)V every h <>/< , H' prei'aid, iiud i', 
 ceDt8 unpaid. 
 
 nnnisTKATtox. 
 
 Any letters fotiiid f^ cont.-dn (win, us ^V(•!i ns any liavin;;- Llif 
 word "liegislered" wrltti'n iipt-n llicni, whicii may Ix' p(>.st« d In 
 NcAvfoundland, will bo forwuided to any part of the Colony, 
 charged with a <loublu re^l.stratiwn d-f. Kor United Klny;doin, 
 foreign countries and Doniiniou of Caiuida, they will not be lor- 
 warded upon any terras. 
 
 MONKY OUUEU IHUXCU. 
 
 TboniaH S. iJwyer, Superintendent. 
 Oinee hours— From a.m. to 4 p.m. 
 
 Money Orders are now interchaivjied witli tli(! llniicd Kiny;dom, 
 Dominion of Canada, V. E. Lsland, and CniL((l States, at the 
 following rates of commissinu : 
 
 Scale for Inland Onh'm—OY^XcVH x^-) to 810, .' tents; from .iUlO 
 to .$20, 'lO cents; from 820 to 8''50, IT. cen^s ; IVinn S^O to «40, 
 20 ceutH: from .<$40 to $60, 25 cents. Maximum amount of inland 
 Order, $.'^0. 
 
 Scale fur Unilcd K'in(/(hm.-~0\\\QV» up to £2 st;;., I'd. stg. ; from 
 £2 to £5, 1h. fid.; froni £5 to £7, 2<. ;^d. ; from £7 to £10, .'Is. 
 Maximum amount of Order on United Kiny;dom, £10, 
 
 Scale for ConaJa, Xora Scot'ta, New linais,ricJx\ aihl Pn'nci: 
 Jt^dvard Island.— Ordv.TH up to £5 stsj;,. Is. st^. : from £.' to ,i;10, 
 3s.; from iJlO to £\'<, J^s. ; from i.'15 to J:20, 4s. Maximum 
 amount of Order on the rrovinccs, i;20. 
 
 Scale for Ignited «S'('a/'r.s\— Orders up to 810, 10 cents; from Slf 
 to $20, 20 cents ; from Ji?20 to .*?ao, J50 cents , from $'^0 to .11540, 40 
 cents; from :i;!40 to $!)0, ',0 cents. 
 
 No half-penco to bo introduced in the Oid'rs. 
 
 Business of Money Order Ollicc closes one hour before closing 
 the mails by steamer. 
 
 SYHTIIM. 
 
 1.— Money Orders arc made out in forms supplied for the use of 
 the Money Order Offices. 
 
 2. — Persons applying for Money Orders are recommended to use 
 printed "Application Forms," printed for that purpose. 
 
 8. — Place of payment of Money Order may be changed in accord- 
 ance with instructions provided therefor. 
 
 4. — Alteration of payee's name may be lilected by issue of a new 
 Order and payment of commission thereon. 
 
 6. — Applicants for Money Orders are exi)ected to observe due 
 care in the examination of the same, relative to filling: and stamp- 
 ing; dwfect in Orders, when presented for [laymeiit, may cause 
 difficulty and delay, for which tlie paying olllee is not to be held 
 accountable. 
 
 6. — Postmasters should be particularly cartifnl to obtain from 
 the person who presents a Money Order, vvhether the rightful 
 owner or not, full information as to the Christian name, surname 
 and address of the party who originally obtained it, unless such 
 party be a firm, when the name of the lirm will sulKce. T//e o/if// 
 eu'Caption to this rule is — v,'bcn an Order is inesented through the 
 Bank, in which case it will suffice that the Order, being properly 
 signed, be a^so crossed with the Banker's name. 
 
TIIK Nb:\Vh'(>VSIU.AM> ALMA.s^ii.. 
 
 lit'iM'uUd, tln' <>(jU'f irill uul he liuhlr dniih/ Juiiitr)' fUilm, Uk' l»iil,>llc 
 are ^tl•lctly tjuuioncil, — 
 
 l.st — To tukf all niC'.'UiM lo piovnii lint lo.vs of ilu« Moni?y Onk-r. 
 
 lind— To Im-' cnrrf'ii! on tiiklnji,' out i\\\ ();• Icr, to sfato corr«M:tly 
 IIk (;iu istii(t\ as wi'li as i Ik? Minium' of l!io person lit 
 
 WllOSC I'ilVOf It Is 'llJlWli. 
 
 3iil- To f-i-u lli-.it the naiii*' of tin- ik-isuu inklu;;; out the Mi noy 
 OnUr is correctiy known tn tlu> person In whos*- I'avor 
 
 It is (I raw I). 
 
 8— INvviu' JiL of a Money Onlrr uiii,>t be i'l)taini;il hcfoie the eiul 
 of the wlxth ciileiidar UDutii after that in which it was issiieil, 
 <»lherwi-<' a iumv Onkr will l>.f ii' ct-.-sary, for wlii'-h a set'onil com- 
 lnlM^i«tll will he eliariitnl ; and if tlu' O.dcr 1m* nut paul before; tlie 
 twelfili *-u ndar nioulli after tlsiit, in whicii it was issned, all (.lalru.H 
 to the nuMK-y will t»e lost. 
 
 Ncfj;Ieitof the fijr< i;(iii':r instvurlioj s will risk (he loss of the 
 nioiu-y. besides Icuilitiu: Lu delay and trou .!• in obtaining pay- 
 ment. 
 
 The money Oriier Odices are :— (Jenenil Tor^t Olllei', St. John's, 
 lV)st C)lllees ut Bay Hulls, IJonavista, Iiri;4ns, Uijr;^eo. llnrin, 
 IJeits (>jve, Hay ciflsiands, liav lioiierts, < 'Inmnel, Carljonear, 
 Ferryland, Fo:jjo, Griiensp.tnii, Heart's ('oiitent, Harbor IJieLon, 
 ll'iriior Grace, Lal'od»^ J, it lie Bay, I'iacentla, li(;se l?lanehe, 
 'ri7'pis>ey, Tiiidty, Twiliiiii;ate. 
 
 9 - Postniast(>rs should reconinnnd Hie use of Mi>uey Orders I'or 
 tho transmission of money, in pi'cd'erencu to such transmission 
 ()1 hrr\v'«e. 
 
 Sug^i^ostionG to tiio l^uUic. 
 
 Faellity will bf i^iven to tlie Tost, Oiiiee, in tiie diselKir::i' ••f its 
 daily duties, :ni(l !j:;('a!.(u' .-eenrity nifoi'd'-.l i.o tlie pui)iie, l)y cai'oful 
 attention io t,hi! ("nlinwin^ i'( (•,» mnrp.da; ions : — ■ 
 
 I'osl mH Leliers, Newsp.ipi-rs, (Jic., as I'arly as [)raetieab!e, espe- 
 cially Wiien se"it in lar^u^e bued'cs. 
 
 When a number of Newj-i'a|;i.M-s ar..> ad'.lressed to the same ollli'O, 
 put them up in one [>ireei. 
 
 When a number r,l' Circnl irs :;;v joste 1. tie lliom wi) in a bundle, 
 with the address all in one di;-ertir;'i. 
 
 Aildrtvs-; letters, p.spers, &e.. i i a leLcible and complete nnnner, 
 always ^Mviiii< tlo; n:une of th.; I'osl Otlice; and if tlcre b^; mor.- 
 than one Post Olliee of that name, tluMiame of the district in wn'cli 
 piUnited. lu ca>e of ii-ltcrs lioinij: abi'na<l, th' name itf iln' coun- 
 try, as well as of the town and city, slionid ho. i^lven in full. J^et- 
 ti-rs. for example, intendeil for Loiuhm, E!i:,da:id, if sim[)lv' ad- 
 dr*sscd " Londo!','" w -uld be fin".varded to Loud 'C, (.\inada West, 
 and thus be delayed. 
 
 Letters, Tapers, or r.irccls, for (Mitporrs slnvjld h.tve die name of 
 the disi,riel, l'«>st or Way OHlce, Oistinctiy written as pact t»f 
 the address. For ins'aiice letters for Boiine B:iy, Fr<Mieh Shori', 
 are somctinii s sent t- Jioiine Hay. Kortuu'' r>ay District, bein^iij 
 simpiv directed Bonne Bay. Th(!re are se\e!-al settlom'.mls named 
 Broad Cove, L,til.' Bay, Ei;.uli.->h Harbor, Hl.'ickl;«-ad, Baliine, Ca- 
 plin Love, Deer Isla.id, Flat, Islands. Forlnne, Fo.x Cove, Fresli- 
 wat,er, I-^land Cove. L!)n.:j; Harbor, Bur^eo, New Harbor, Salmon 
 Cove, Seal < "ove. Sliipt.'ovc; and unices properly directed are 
 
as 
 
 THE NE WFO UXDLA XD A LMANA G. 
 
 lia'-'i'^ to 
 
 tilt! wror^' ofllce for (k'livoi-y. Tho loss and incon- 
 
 li8'""'» to go 10 lilt! wro! 
 
 veileucc I'r'siuir frcM impertV-ct. directions arc caused by the care- 
 le.' suess of the .seiuler, and no Idame can attach to the Post Omco. 
 O'her places besides those named liave settlements with corros- 
 pjudiug api'dation ; hence the necessity of being particular in 
 'iddressing all letters, &c. 
 
 See that every letter, newspaper or other packet sent by post, is 
 securely folded' and sealed. Every such packet h ;s to bo several 
 times handled; nnd even when in the mail bag is exposed to 
 pressure and friction. Unless, therefore, the article be light and 
 pliant, it, should be enclosed in strong i)apor, lluen, parchmenl, or 
 other materia! which will not readily tear or break. 
 
 Fasten the covers of newspapers lirmly, so as to prevent thera 
 from slipping out. 
 
 Fully p.iy postage on newspaper^;, otherwise you lose both 
 papers and stamps, as such are not forwardetl. 
 
 When dropping a letter or newspaper into a letter-box, always 
 see that, the packet falls into the box, and does not stick in its 
 passage. 
 
 Never seal letters for the East and West Indies and other hot 
 climates with wax. Such a practice is attende 1 with much incon- 
 venience and frequently with serioiis injury, in conset]uence of the 
 melting of the wax and the adhesion of the letters to each other. 
 In all such cases use wafers or gum, and advise your correspon- 
 dents in the country referred to, to ilo the same. 
 
 Never send money or other {\rticles of value through the Post 
 Otlice, except either by means of a money order or in a registered 
 letter. " Any person who sends money or Jewellery in an unregis- 
 tered letter, not only runs the risk of losing his property, but 
 exposes lo temptation every ou<3 through whose hands his letter 
 passes, and may be the means of ultimately Ijringing some clerk 
 or letter-carrier to moral ruin " Caretully sec ire every letter or 
 packet containing money or value, tir.^t with gum and afterwards 
 with good sealing-wax, on which mark the clear impression of a 
 geal. This only applies to Lv)cal correspondence, the forwarding 
 of such articles to other countries being prohibited. 
 
 On posting a registered letter or packet, always obtain a receipt 
 for the same at the otlice where posteil. 
 
 When letters or newspapers are delayed and missing, at orC2 
 communicate the fact to the ]^>stmaster of the Divi-sion in which 
 is situated the Post Oihce at which the delayed or missing leLters 
 were posted. In case of a missing letter enclosing value, state 
 the exact contents, the exact address, and the ofllce at which 
 posted; the name of the i)erson l>y whom posted, and the name of 
 the person by whom received at the office. In the ease of a de- 
 layed letter or paper, send the cover or wrapper in an entire state, 
 in order that the place of delay may be ascertained by an examin- 
 ation of the post marks. 
 
 Trouble and loss occasionally arise out of the carelessness or 
 dishonesty of parties cnployed in the Post Oflicc service; yet in- 
 stances are noL wanting in which it has been shown to the satis- 
 fac'iou even of the complainants, that the fault at (Irst attributed 
 to the Post Olllce, in truth rested in other .piarters. Theft l)y 
 private hands, altlnjugh very dilMcnlt of proof, has frequently been 
 brought to light; and it is greatly to ))e desired that those who 
 suffer loss tshould in the llrst instance, and while the circum- 
 stances are fresh, endeavor to ascertain with the utmost precision 
 all particulars respecting the despatch or receipt of the lost letters 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 39 
 
 or papiir.s, auU lose r.o time in communicating the information to 
 the ro^itma.ster. Indeed, /jjeuerally speakinir, it i.s only by careful 
 inquiry into nnnute details that the ollVuder can l)e detected, 
 whetlier he in a .servant of a departnunic or not. 
 
 The Post OlUce is a department vvhicli admits of constant im- 
 provement and expansion. The public, by sending to the Post- 
 master-General clear and corroet information respecting faulty 
 arrangements, may materially l)L-ne(it the .service. It must be re- 
 membered, however, that elianges in machinery so extensive and 
 intricate as tluit of the Posl <)iru;e, must be made cautiously and 
 with much previous consideration. 
 
 Time is generally requind to eany out any material change in 
 postal arrangements ; for even when tlecided upon, old contracts 
 requiring notice of termination may have to be got rid of, and 
 tenders for new contract.-, invited by public advertisements, before 
 the decision can t!il<e ell'i'ct. 
 
 New Post Oflices are esi/.d)lished by the Depart meut wherever it 
 is ascertained tluu a suiliclent number of inhabitants can be ac- 
 commodated, and a snUicient au)ount of postal rexenue collected 
 to warrant such a measure. "Wiien a new Post Otlice is required 
 a petition should be addressed to the Postmaster-General, signed 
 by as mariy of the iulinbitants as can conveniently sui)scribe the 
 same. The iKjtition should state the name of the sett'ement and 
 district in which it desired the ollice ^^hould be established; the 
 distance from the neighboring oftioes ; whether at the site of the 
 proposed Post Ollice there is a village; the number of mills, stores, 
 taverns and houses thereat; the extent ot the settlement to be 
 served, and the probable cost of the mail, together with any other 
 facts that may form any ground for the accommodation ap- 
 plied lor. 
 
 Post Ofico Directory for Newfoundland, 
 
 CONTAININCt 
 
 An Alphahcfical List of the Towux-, Villages and Settlements in He 
 Coloni/, with thr Puy-t Towns and Wai/ OQices. 
 
 POST TOWNS.— Those marked thus * are Money Order Offices. 
 
 NAME OF OFFICE. 
 
 DISTUICT. 
 
 *Brigus 
 
 ♦Jkiy Roberts 
 
 *Bonavi'*ta ....... 
 
 *Pctts Cove 
 
 *Bay Bulls 
 
 *Bay of Islands. .. 
 
 *Burin 
 
 *Burgeo 
 
 *Blackhead 
 
 *Carbouear 
 
 Catalina 
 
 ♦Channel 
 
 ♦Fogo 
 
 ♦Ferry laud 
 
 ♦Grand Bank 
 
 ♦Greeuspond 
 
 * Harbor Grace-.. 
 ♦Heart.s Content . 
 
 j Port-de-Grave 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bouavistii 
 
 Fogo and Twillingnte ... 
 
 iFerryland 
 
 i Nor til West Coast 
 
 Burin 
 
 I Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 1 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 |Carbonear 
 
 Triidty 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 jKogo and TwiUingate,... 
 
 IFerryland 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 I Harbor Grace . . 
 'Trinity 
 
 NAME OF OFFICKK. 
 
 • ••••• 
 
 Sarah Shmtaford 
 Wm. Fraser 
 James MifHiu 
 Wm. Cunningham 
 W. G. Williams 
 W. 11. Bagg 
 Thomas Winter 
 F. A. Parsons 
 John C. Moors 
 Nicholas Nicholle 
 Trypha.n]a Jeans 
 Nath. Smith 
 James Fitzgerald 
 John Morry 
 Jonathan Hickmnu 
 jWm. Lang 
 A. T. Drysdale 
 'Geo. Moore 
 
40 
 
 THE NEWFO ITNDLA ND A LMA XA C. 
 
 NAMI5 OF OFKICK. 
 
 I 
 
 DISTIUCT. 
 
 ♦Harbor Ihit.ou Forluno Bay 
 
 Kiiijis (Jove IJtmaA'i.stii. 
 
 *Liltle Pi'.vy Vo'j;i) uiui Tu'iUiii,i;ate. . . 
 
 J.ittlc Phicontia Placeiiiia and 8t. Mary's, 
 
 *LaPoilo Biir;j;co ami LaPoito 
 
 New Peiiicuii Trini^v 
 
 Old Porlicau Trinity 
 
 *PlacenUa Plaeeutia and St. Mary's 
 
 *Kosc Blanche Burvco and LaPcile 
 
 Shoal Ilaii)or Trinity 
 
 *Trinity Trinity 
 
 *TwiH;n^Mte Fo;^o and Twillinsato. . . . 
 
 NAMK OF C»FFIC:5U. 
 
 TryphuMia Birkctt 
 Patrick Murphy 
 Richard Walsh 
 Alex. Burke 
 
 Fiauci.s Ilowell 
 Georije Tntf 
 Mrs. II. Bradshaw 
 Philip Sor.soliel 
 
 Ann CroL<s 
 A. J. Pearce 
 
 Way Offices. 
 
 NAM!-: OF OFFICK. i 
 
 . .. i 
 
 Aquaforle 
 
 Burnt Islands 
 
 Brooklyn, Goo-se Bay 
 
 Bay-de-Vords 
 
 B;ty St. George 
 
 Bareneed 
 
 Belloram 
 
 Beauboiti 
 
 Bonaventnre 
 
 Branch(; 
 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 Britannia Cove 
 
 Change Islands 
 
 Cuts i^ove 
 
 Cape Lalluue 
 
 CottoUs Isliud 
 
 Cat Harbor 
 
 Clarkes Beach 
 
 Codroy 
 
 Cape Broylc 
 
 Caplin Bay 
 
 Exploits 
 
 English Harbor 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Fermeuse 
 
 Flat Island 
 
 Flat Islands 
 
 Fox Cove 
 
 Fortune Harbor 
 
 Freshwater, Carboii'r 
 
 (i rates Cove 
 
 Garnisli 
 
 Great LaPoilo 
 
 Gambo 
 
 George's Bay 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 Great Codroy River. 
 
 Greeus Harbor 
 
 Gooseberry Islands . . 
 Harbor Main 
 
 mSTJlICT. 
 
 Fcrryland 
 
 Bargco and LaPoile. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Buriu 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Plac'^utia aud St. Mary'.s. 
 North-west Coast 
 
 Twillijigate aud Fogo. . . . 
 Harbor Main 
 
 i-'ortuue Bay 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Tvvillingato 
 
 Bi'igws 
 
 St. George 
 
 Ferry I aud 
 
 Ferrylaud 
 
 Twillingatc and Fogo. 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Burin 
 
 Ferry land 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bonavista Bay 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burin 
 
 Bnrgeo and LaPoile... 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 North -west Coast . . . . 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 St. Georges 
 
 Trinity.. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Harbor Main , 
 
 OFFICE KFEPEll. 
 
 Peter Winser 
 P. D. G. Brock 
 M. D. Stares 
 Charles Bluudou 
 ; Joseph LeGrandais 
 iG. F. Payne 
 \W. H. Cluett 
 iGeo. Dobie 
 iGeo, Field 
 Margaret English 
 .1. K. Roberts 
 L. Taverner 
 Alfred Pike 
 T. O'Brien 
 Robert Keeping 
 John Turner 
 Henry Robbins 
 Wm. Newell 
 James Ilutchins 
 .Martin Cashin 
 Wm. Johnson 
 IT. Winser 
 jT. Moultou 
 iJohn E. Lake 
 ;W. Trainor 
 H. W. Crann 
 
 [Charles Clinton 
 
 i Richard Hamilton 
 
 !w. Lamb 
 
 iWin. Meadus 
 
 ISabina G randy 
 
 JF. A. Read 
 
 Simeon Osmond 
 . jj. I^eGrandy 
 , iRichard Bradshaw 
 . jMichael Downey 
 . lilezekiah Beach 
 
 Mrs. Ezo.kiel 
 
KAMK OF OFFICr.. 
 
 THE NE WFO UNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 DianacT. 
 
 41 
 
 Ilerraitagc Forlmio r>uy • 
 
 Ilulyrood 
 
 iliirlxj!' i\Iaiii 
 
 t • • t 
 
 OFFICK KKKVEK. 
 
 jM. Fruiicos 
 Joh!i Veitch 
 
 I hints Harbor Trinity . • . CliMrles Green 
 
 Herring Ncclc Twillin^ato uiul Fo.iro. . .'Honry Miles 
 
 Hiubor BiilltiU, Phu'cniia uiu! St, Mary's Ann Collelt 
 
 Hickuuiu's Harljor . . Trinity Joseph Pilley 
 
 Harbor Mi He Foriu no Bay J. H. Courage 
 
 Hearts Eas*. 
 Holyrood 
 
 Trinity :— Batsoa 
 
 St. Mary's iWm. St. Croix 
 
 Island Cove i Laibor Grace Joliu Crann 
 
 Indian Arn) l?on:i\ ista i'^ciward Hunibey 
 
 Jackson's Cove. 
 
 ,T\villini;'ate and Fo<^o. ..Henry Knight 
 
 Kelligrews 'Conception Bay [Win. Tilley 
 
 Lannilin< 
 
 l*>iirin James Pittman 
 
 Lee Biglit Trinity 
 
 Leading Tickles. 
 
 i Isaac A ley 
 
 Twillingate and Fogo.. . .'Piiaibe Alcock 
 
 Little Bay Islands .. Twillingate and Fogo. . ..John Campbell 
 
 Lower Island Cove . . Bay-de- Vcrds |Geo. Cooper 
 
 Lawn Burin iJarnes AValsh 
 
 Miisgrave Harbor. . . Twillingate J. B. Wheeler 
 
 Musgrave Town 
 
 Bonavista Gideon Way 
 
 Mortons Harbor . TwiUingate Mark Osmond 
 
 New Harbor Trinity T. Newhook 
 
 Nipper's Jlarbor. . ..Twillingate and Fogo...! 
 
 Northern Bay Bay-de-Verds ,Mary liogan. 
 
 Northern Biyht Trinity |James Frost 
 
 New Bay Twillingate and Fogo. . . 'Edwin Moores 
 
 Ochre 1 ' Cove i Bay-de-Verds IJosiah Garland 
 
 Oderin Placentia and St. Mary's. dv. Quirk 
 
 Port-de-Grave ..,...! Port-de-Grave .'. . . iBridget OBielly 
 
 Port ugal Cove sSt. John's East 'Mrs. Dooley 
 
 Paradise jPlacentia and St. Mary's. i Patrick Healy 
 
 Pass Lslan-l I FortniMi Bav lEliz'th Strickland 
 
 Perry's Covi 
 
 diay-de-Verds 
 
 Rachel Kellawaj' 
 
 Petty Harbor |Si . John's West Jacob Bishop 
 
 Ponch Cove. 
 Pnshthro\igh 
 
 St. John's East. John Easterbrook 
 
 Fortnne Bay Henry Camp 
 
 Kenews Ferry land JMargaret Jackman 
 
 Rencontre Fortune Bay ICathe Giovanini 
 
 Rencontre IBurgeo and LaPoile |Jos<'ph Earle 
 
 Spaniard's Bay. i Harbor Grace | — Earle 
 
 St. Mary's. . .'. Placentia an'l St. Mary's. iPatrick Walsh 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's. ;Matthew Carew 
 
 Bonavista ijames Burden, jr. 
 
 Buri u ! Hugh Vavasor 
 
 Trinity 'Jacob Hiscock 
 
 Placentia and St. Marys. Bridget Cormack 
 Placentia and St, Mary's. Philip Brown 
 
 Salmon ier 
 
 Salvage • 
 
 St. Lawrence .... 
 
 Scilly Cove 
 
 Salmouier South . 
 Sound Island 
 
 ; Fortune Bay 
 
 St. Jacques 
 
 South-side St. John'sjSt. Jolm's We 
 South-side Ilr. GraceiHarbor Grace... 
 
 Sagona I Fortune Bay . . . 
 
 St. Bride's i Placentia 
 
 t. 
 
 • «•»•« 
 
 St. Anthony . 
 Stone Cove . . 
 Trepassey . . . 
 Trinity East. 
 
 Topsail 
 
 Toad's Cove. 
 
 , ,Geo. Snelgrove 
 ^Charles Nixon 
 'Jacob Noseworthy 
 
 J. E. Conway 
 . H. F. Moore 
 
 Bonne and White Bay. 
 
 Fortune Bay i.Vmbrose Pope 
 
 Placentia and 81, Mary's. |Pv. Devereux 
 
 Trinity Reginald Mills 
 
 Har bor Alain Maria Moise 
 
 Bay Bulls ... Catherine DrlscoU 
 
42 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 NAME OF Oll'ICK. 
 
 Torbay 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Tilton Harbor 
 
 Westeru Bay 
 
 Witless Bay 
 
 DIWTUICT. 
 
 OFFICK KEEPEU. 
 
 St. John's East, i Johu Magiiire 
 
 Fogo aiidTwilliu/?ate jL. N. Gill 
 
 Twillin^ate and Jb'ogo. ..Martha Brawders 
 
 Btiy-de-Verds Jane Kennedy 
 
 Forryland i James Shannahan 
 
 Alphalsetical List of Towixs, Villages and 
 
 Settlements. 
 
 NAME OF PLACES. 
 
 Adams Cove 
 
 Amherst Covo (Up'r) 
 Amherst Cove (Lo'r) 
 
 Ap.sey Cove 
 
 Aquaforte 
 
 Admiral's Cove 
 
 Angel's Cove. 
 
 Arnold's Cove 
 
 Ann's Cove.. 
 
 Belle Isle 
 
 Balline 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Bacon Cove 
 
 Burnt Head (Cupids) 
 
 Bull Cove 
 
 Blow-me-Down 
 
 Bareueed 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Bryant's Cove. 
 
 Bishop's Cove 
 
 Beachy Cove 
 
 Blow-me-Down . . . . . 
 Broad Cove (Nh. S.) 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Bird Island Cove.. .. 
 
 Birchy Cove 
 
 Barrow Harbor 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Back Harbor 
 
 Broom Close 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Bragg's Island 
 
 Burntisland 
 
 Bennett's Island 
 
 Bayly's Cove 
 
 Bermoth Island 
 
 Bloody Arm 
 
 Beaver Cove 
 
 Bar'd Islands 
 
 Blackhead Cove 
 
 Black Island 
 
 Burnt Bay 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 Ferrylaud 
 St. Marv's 
 
 do ' 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 St. John's 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's West 
 Bay-de-Verds . . . 
 Harbor Main — 
 do 
 
 POST TOAVNS 
 
 and 
 
 East. 
 
 Placcntia 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Bay- 
 
 Brigus 
 
 do , 
 
 do , 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Harbor Grace . . 
 do 
 do 
 de-Verds . . 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Twilliugate and 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Fogo 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fogo. 
 
 Blackhead 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 Ferrylaud 
 St-- Mary's 
 Placeutia 
 
 do 
 Great Placeutia 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 do 
 St. John's 
 
 do 
 Blackhead 
 Harbor Main 
 Brigus 
 do 
 do 
 Bay Roberts 
 
 do 
 Brigus 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 do 
 do 
 Blackhead 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 King's Cove 
 
 do 
 Twilliugate 
 Trinity 
 Bonavista 
 Grcenspocd 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Fogo 
 Tilt Cove 
 Fogo 
 
 do 
 Exploits 
 do 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 «dr 
 
 Hi. 
 
 fcrs 
 lian 
 
 NAME OF PLACES. 
 
 DrSTKICTS. 
 
 liircliy Bay jFo^o 
 
 Betts Cove | do 
 
 Bay Bulls Ferrylancl 
 
 Burnt Cove j do 
 
 Baulin(M South) ' tlo 
 
 Brigus (South , do 
 
 Biscay Bay. Placeutia and St. Mary's 
 
 Barisway iSt. Mary's 
 
 Beckford (C. Shore)|Placoutia and SI. Mary's. 
 
 Branche .1 do 
 
 Bordeaux do 
 
 Black River { do 
 
 Barren Island ' , do 
 
 Belt's Hole do 
 
 Burgeo do 
 
 Bona do 
 
 e-irnt Island do 
 
 liaue Harbor j do 
 
 Beaubols ;Burin ..... 
 
 Burin i do 
 
 Brunet Island Fortune Bay. 
 
 Bay-de-East < do 
 
 Bay-de-North i do 
 
 British Harbor. Trinity 
 
 Barrow jFortune Bay. 
 
 do 
 
 Bclloram 
 
 Blue Pinion 
 
 Bay L' Argent 
 
 Ball Bay 
 
 Bamburgh's Cove. 
 
 Boxy 
 
 Blanchett 
 
 Bay de L'oau 
 
 BrimbaU'H Head .. 
 Bonne Bay 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Briuibal's StorehouseiLaPoile 
 
 Burgeo (Upper). 
 
 do 
 
 Burgeo 'Placentia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Burgeo (Lower) jLaPoile 
 
 Brazils 
 
 Baker's Tickle. 
 Burnt Islands. . 
 Brent's Cove.. . 
 
 Bede Cove 
 
 Bear Cove 
 
 Cape Spear 
 
 Chamberliiin 
 Chapel's Cove . 
 Cat's Cove . . 
 Clarks Beach . 
 Cow Head ., . 
 Colliers 
 Cupids 
 Caplin Cove 
 Centre Harbor. 
 
 Coosh 
 
 Coley's Point , 
 Carbouear 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 i do 
 
 :St. John's East 
 
 Harbor Maiu 
 
 ; do 
 
 I do 
 
 Brigus 
 
 iTwillingate and Fogo 
 I Harbor Maiu .. .. 
 Brigus 
 
 do 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Carbouear 
 
 I I'OST TOWNS. 
 
 I 
 
 , Exploits 
 Betts Cove 
 Bay Bulls 
 I do 
 I do 
 I do 
 Trepassey 
 Placentia 
 do 
 do 
 
 Little PlaceuUa 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Great Placeutia 
 do 
 do 
 Burin 
 
 do 
 Harbor Breton 
 do 
 do 
 Trinity 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 i do 
 
 I do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 do 
 Little Placentia 
 Burgeo 
 .iRose Blanche 
 d(; 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's 
 
 do 
 Harbor Main 
 I do 
 
 iBrigas 
 JTw'iUingate 
 j Brigus 
 I do 
 j do 
 
 'Harbor Grac« 
 I do 
 
 I Brigus 
 'Carbouear 
 
44 
 
 TJIJi NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 KAMK (>[<" I'LACKS. 
 
 Clonn's Covo 
 
 Caplln Cove 
 
 Cbiipcl Ann 
 
 Clmncti novo 
 
 Cat Cove ... 
 
 Cuckokrs Covo 
 
 Cfttalina 
 
 Careless Harbor ... 
 
 Castlo Cove 
 
 Cottn-U's Island ... 
 Cobbler's Islaud ... 
 
 Cape Island 
 
 Cape Free! s 
 
 Cat Harbor 
 
 Can Island 
 
 Cape Fo.i^o 
 
 Cluuigc Islands 
 
 Caplin ("!ov(' 
 
 Caplin Bay 
 
 Capo Broyle 
 
 Cape Race 
 
 Cape Pine 
 
 Colinet 
 
 Cape Dog 
 
 Cuslett 
 
 Clattice Harbor 
 
 Corbin 
 
 Conn 
 
 Cinqne Serf 
 
 Corboii .. 
 
 Con Harbor 
 
 Corbon 
 
 Coomb's Cove 
 
 (;;iiiihiL;re Bny 
 
 Cull de Sac 
 
 Cape I. a Have 
 
 Coppeti 
 
 ('ottcau 
 
 CliJinnel 
 
 Dock (P rtdo-Grave'! 
 
 l)ock I'oitit 
 
 Daniel's Covo 
 
 Diklo Cove 
 
 Deer Island 
 
 Dead Man's B j.y 
 
 Doting Cove 
 
 Dog JJay 
 
 Distress 
 
 Dog Ilarbo" ... 
 ]>avis's Cove ... 
 
 Dnrieilr 
 
 Daw.'^on's Cove 
 De.-pair Bay 
 Doctor's Harbor 
 Drai;on Bny 
 Deer Jshuul 
 Eui^U.-h llaibor 
 
 DiJSTKicre. 
 
 POST TOWNS. 
 
 do 
 do 
 di. 
 do 
 do 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 do 
 
 Trinity 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Bonavistn 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fogo 
 
 CO 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Ferrvland 
 
 do 
 
 St. IM.aiv's a-Ml Flacent 
 d.) " 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune l];iv 
 
 LaPoile ..' 
 
 I do 
 
 do .. ... 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Burg, o rnid LaPoilo 
 
 Briu'us 
 
 Harbor Cr.'ico 
 
 Trinity 
 
 do ' 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Foiro and Twilllugate 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Placcutia and St. Mary 
 
 do do 
 
 (1 ) do 
 
 jBurin 
 
 iKi.rlui'.e I)MV 
 
 i do ' 
 
 I do 
 
 :Bur:;' o iiitd J>aPo:lo 
 
 la. 
 
 do 
 
 T:ill tv 
 
 'Carbonear 
 Blacklu'tid 
 Harbor (Inice 
 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 di> 
 do 
 Kin/vs Cove 
 G)'eens|>oud 
 do 
 do 
 I do 
 I Fogo 
 ! do 
 j do 
 
 jTilt Covo 
 j Ferrvland 
 I Buy Bulls 
 'Fi'rryl;in<l 
 Tropas.sey 
 St. M:;ry\s 
 
 do 
 iGrcat Plncentia 
 I do 
 jBiirin 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 Kose IV'ancho 
 |Eiig!isii H;'.rl.>or 
 dl arbor Breton 
 I do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 ' do 
 
 . iBtwa'tu) 
 .! do 
 .iCiiaiiiMd 
 .;B:»y Roberts 
 . |Hai))or (J race 
 .iHean's Content 
 , |i{srl)or Grace 
 .iG'^eensponil 
 .j do 
 .! do 
 .! T\viliin2:ate 
 .iPlaceiitia 
 iLitrle I'lacentia 
 I do 
 ,i Burin 
 .1 Harbor Breton 
 
 I 
 .iFuirii-li Harbor 
 
 .jHarb -.r Breton 
 
 , B'lrueo 
 
 I rriiiit V 
 
 Exploits, Burnt l3'id;'l'wiHing!ite and Fogo ...iExploits 
 
 English Harbor 
 
 'Fortune Bay 
 
 ! Harbor Breton 
 
J Jii:^ .txv 
 
 SXMK or VL.VCKS. 
 
 ItlSTlUCTS. 
 
 Kn^-lish ri:uboi\ 1 
 
 POST TOWNS. 
 
 lltMl 
 
 ]};-llorinn / it^orUin. Bay 
 
 iKiij^Clisli Harbor 
 
 K'istorn r.)iut 
 
 FhiL llock, Tor' ay . ' 
 
 Fr<'sli\vat.("V . ; 
 
 Fox. Trip 
 
 Fr(■s:l\^■:ttor 
 
 Fox llavhor 
 
 Friday's C'lVv. | 
 
 Fool's I-;!:iii;l ,.,; 
 
 FresliNvator B:iy ..' 
 Fliii; Lsljuid ...; 
 
 Flov/or Island 
 
 Fair Island ., . 
 F>>'^'> liar, and Island 
 Fortiino Harbor 
 
 Flurry's Bij^ht 
 
 Ferry laud .. 
 
 Fer mouse 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 First, Boacli niul) 
 Fre.slr.varer ) ' 
 
 Flat Islam! 
 
 Fox Cove 
 
 Fortune 
 
 F'orn 
 
 Furby's Cove 
 
 Fox Island Harbor.. 
 
 F'raucois 
 
 Frenr.'lHiian's Cove .. 
 
 Guli.'S (Upper) 
 
 Gullies C Lower) 
 
 Glisters" 
 
 Gullies and Goulds . 
 
 Gii.s?-et.;s Cove .. 
 
 Crra,t,(S Cove 
 
 Green ilaror 
 
 Gooseberry Cf>ve 
 
 Gau y Cove .. .. 
 
 < Jreen Bay 
 
 Greeii Island Cove . 
 
 G'loseberry l,>land , 
 
 Gieen-pond ,V Tickle 
 
 Grant's Island ., 
 
 Gander B'ly 
 
 Grape's Cove . 
 
 Gould 8 (Bay Bui! 
 
 Gaskier 
 
 Gull Cove .. 
 
 Golden Bay 
 
 Go'>-rberry 
 
 Grur.dv'H Point 
 
 Galiows Hai;>or 
 
 Glover Town . 
 
 G' I'.is Cove 
 
 Giand B;ink 
 
 Gra«d Beach ... 
 
 Garnish 
 
 ButjLjfo and LaPoilo . j 
 
 LaBoile 
 
 St. Jchn'M East. ..! 
 
 St. Jolin'H 
 
 do . .. 
 
 do 
 
 Ilarhor Main 
 
 St.John's&Topfciall 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Carbon ear 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 ilo 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Borutvisi.a 
 
 Greenspoud ^ 
 
 do 
 
 Kin;.X's Cove 
 
 d.> 
 
 Greenspoud 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Twilliu^'atu and Foijo ... 
 
 Fo^o 
 
 do do 
 
 Exploits 
 
 tl') do 
 
 ilo 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Ferry laud 
 
 do .. 
 
 do 
 
 Placeutia and St. Mary's. 
 
 Little riaceniia 
 
 do (\o 
 
 Great Placeutia 
 
 Burin 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Burin 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fortuue Bay 
 
 Harbor B re tou 
 
 do ' 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Bur.iieo 
 
 Bur^'Ceo anil I. iFuil'! 
 
 Har!>>r Breton 
 
 Buriu 
 
 ,Bui-in 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 iTopsail 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do , 
 
 do 
 
 Briiius 
 
 Bri:.rns 
 
 iBay-dv;-Verds 
 
 Blackhi.'ad 
 
 Triuity 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 1 do 
 
 iiarbor Grace 
 
 ! do 
 
 d.j 
 
 1 «1" 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 iTrinitv 
 
 do 
 
 : do ' 
 
 Greenspoud 
 
 •Kin,L,'s Cove 
 
 do 
 
 Gifcnspond 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 ;Twir.ingate and Fo^o 
 
 Fotio 
 
 ' do do 
 
 ! d') 
 
 .St, J(y:in's West 
 
 St. John's 
 
 ll'iaceulia i-md St. Mary's 
 
 iSt. M;iry\s 
 
 do d;) 
 
 l'la..:n'ia 
 
 1 do d' ' 
 
 : d ) 
 
 do do 
 
 i\o 
 
 do do 
 
 (Uj 
 
 i do do 
 
 Gro.ic Placeutia 
 
 .'Bonavista 
 
 . Kiu;^;'-- Cove 
 
 Burin 
 
 .Burin 
 
 .1 do 
 
 1 do 
 
 . do 
 
 . do 
 
 .iForiune Bay 
 
 do 
 
I iitj isju iY J- u tuMJLAND ALMAXAC. 
 
 NAAIK OF I'l.ACKH. 
 
 DI.S'JitlCTS. 
 
 POST TOWNH. 
 
 Oniiid John 
 
 (.iraiit'H Cove 
 
 ({tv«t Iliirhor ,. 
 
 r.roUi 
 
 (/ripo Island ... 
 
 ()iaiiltoi« 
 
 (irout J'Tvois .. 
 
 (i randy's Bro()\£ 
 
 Giina 
 
 (Jul! Isfiiiid 
 llfUl s liiiy 
 
 Holy rood (N. & 
 H:irl)or Main ,., 
 HiuU's Town ... 
 Hibb's Hole 
 Harbor Gi'mc; ., 
 llanL'.s Harbor... 
 Heart'.-) Ea.se ... 
 HearL'.s I)eliii:ht 
 Hi.'art'.'^ ContcnL 
 Ileart'.s hasic ... 
 
 Harc^ Bay 
 
 Harbor I.sland ,,, 
 Herring Neck 
 Holyrood Powd 
 Harry Cove 
 Harbor Buffott... 
 Hay Stack .. 
 Harbor Mille 
 Hare Flarbur 
 Harbor 15retou... 
 llermita,ii;e Cove 
 l.l!irry's Cove 
 Harbor Gully 
 Hattei-'s Point .. 
 Harbor LcCon 
 Hiscock's I'oint 
 I.sland ('ove 
 lis land Cove (Low 
 Lsland Cove 
 d'ehmd's Eye ... 
 -iidian Aim 
 ndian Bay 
 udian Isilnud.s... 
 ndian Cove ... 
 sle of Valen ... 
 sle ol' Glui- 
 .sle de .Mort . . 
 uniper Stump... 
 UiTgler'.s Co\(' .. 
 ob's Cove 
 oe Batt'.s Arm 
 a>.kson'.s Arm... 
 olm's i'ond ... 
 i,i:i;in!4 Hole ... 
 can de liay 
 ack FonuLaiu... 
 
 iFortunu 15;iy 
 
 I do 
 
 do 
 
 ilo 
 
 ...i do 
 
 I do 
 
 i do ... . 
 
 ...I do 
 
 ..iBnrfrco an<l LaPoUo. 
 . ..'TwilliniJiato and Fo;i:;;o 
 
 ...1 *^'** d(» 
 
 ..iConeeptiou [iAV 
 S.) IIari)or Main 
 
 ...i do ■ 
 
 ;Port-do-Grave 
 
 ;.'.' do 
 
 ■ Harbor Gra('e 
 iTrinity 
 
 ,, I do 
 
 I do 
 "' do 
 
 '■'I do ; 
 
 ...iT\villin,i;atc and Pogo 
 do do 
 
 :' do do 
 
 .Harbor Breton 
 do 
 
 • I do 
 
 : do 
 
 • I do 
 .{ (b) 
 ■ I do 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Tsviliingate 
 
 LiiMe Bay Islands 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 St. Jolin'.s 
 . HarI)or Maiu 
 , Buv Ivoberta 
 i do 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Heart's Content 
 ,Trinity 
 
 Heart \s Content 
 { do 
 
 ! do 
 
 Fojgo 
 I <io 
 Twil Ungate 
 
 .. Placontla and SI. Mary's. 'St. Mary's 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 do 
 
 do .. .. 
 
 do . . .. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Bnrgeo and LaPoile 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 ...■Harbor (i race 
 
 er)|Bay-(le-Vird.s 
 
 ...JTriuity 
 
 .... do 
 
 ...iBonavista 
 
 Salmonier 
 
 jLiltlc IMacentia 
 
 \ do 
 
 • iHarbor Breton 
 do 
 do 
 .j do 
 
 .1 do 
 
 ,1 do 
 
 jBurgefj. 
 
 jKo.se Blanche 
 
 1 do 
 
 .'Harbor (J rare 
 .i Blackhead 
 .iHt.'art'js Content 
 
 jTrinlty 
 .| do 
 ,1 do 
 
 ■Twillingalo and Fogo . ;Kogc 
 I do do Exploits 
 
 iPlacentia and St. Mary'.s. Gr(iat Placentia 
 
 li'ortune Bay 
 
 I Bnrgeo and LaPoile 
 
 I Port- de-Grave 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bay-de-V^crds 
 Twillingate and Fogo 
 do do 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 iChannol 
 lirigns 
 
 IHarbor Grace 
 Blackhead 
 'Fogo 
 ■ Xippcr's Harbor 
 
 ..'Placrntia and St. Mary'.>i.;Salmoiiier 
 
 ..jTrinity ' ...iTrinity 
 
 ..jBnrin jBurin 
 
 ..IFornineBay Harbor Breton 
 
TJlt: XE\VFOUyDLA.\'D ALMANAC, 47 
 
 NAMH OF I'LACKS. DI!S'rj{U:T8. 1 I'O.sT TOWNS. 
 
 Jcrboy Iliirbor .. 
 Kl.'Ilig^o\^'s 
 Kfi'luy's Harbor 
 Kiiiy;ht'.s Cove .. 
 Ku),i;"s C.'ovo 
 
 Ket'lff* 
 
 King's Cove .. 
 Kiiii?'!^ ITiirljoi- .. , 
 
 JiOi;y Bay 
 
 Loh;;; Pond 
 Lanci; Covo 
 Loii:j: Bench 
 Lciwer Smtill J'oiiit 
 
 Low l*>>ii!t; 
 
 Laiict! C()V«j 
 Jjowcr Aniiierst Cov 
 
 Lioii's Den 
 
 Lo')ii i?ay 
 
 lA;;j(lin;j Tickle 
 Lears Core 
 Little riaceutia 
 
 LaManclio 
 
 Little U>irbor . 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Lawn 
 
 Lnnuilino 
 
 Lonngo do Serf 
 Lobster Cove 
 Lolly Cove 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 LitMe Bay ., 
 Littie Bay L^huuls 
 Larabell's Passa/Lio 
 Little Kivor 
 Lil^i'^Bay, LaPoile" 
 
 laPoile 
 
 LaPlauto 
 
 Maddox Covo .. 
 
 Middle Bi.^ht 
 
 Manuel's 
 
 Middle Ann 
 
 Middle Covo 
 
 Mercer's Cove ., 
 
 Mosquito 
 
 Marshall's Folly .. 
 Mullev's Cove . .. 
 
 Muddy Hole 
 
 Mcrriott's ][;irbor .. 
 Moretou's Harbor .. 
 
 Mause Point 
 
 Mobile 
 
 Mosijuito Island 
 
 Mall Bay 
 
 Mother Lxx's , .. 
 
 Middle House 
 
 Muzzle Pond 
 
 Marguise 
 
 Muzzle Harbor 
 
 ,. FortnU'' Bay 
 
 . Concipticni IJay 
 
 . 'Trinity 
 
 .. Bonavista 
 
 i do 
 
 J do 
 
 ,.|T',viirin,!:!:ate and Fof;-o 
 ..iBurir- o and LaPoile 
 . JSt. .Jolnfs East 
 
 I Harbor Main 
 
 . ll'ort-de-Grave 
 .. Bay-do-Verds 
 . j do 
 
 . I rriidty 
 e Bouavi-ta .. 
 ..iTwilliri.nate and Fouio 
 . ,i do do 
 
 ..I do do 
 
 Pluceutia and St. Mary's 
 I do do 
 
 I <lo do 
 
 , I (\o do 
 
 ; Burin 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 ! do 
 
 'I'wiliiuuate and Fuiro 
 j ^\^ do 
 
 (Fortujio Bav ,. 
 I do " 
 
 jBiii',;:,'eo and LaPoilo 
 I do do 
 
 do do 
 
 St. John's "West 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 do 
 
 ,: do 
 
 .ist. John's Fast 
 
 , 'Harbor Grace 
 
 .Carbonear 
 
 .'Bav-de-Verds 
 
 } ' do 
 
 .: Twill innate and Fo,i,'0 
 .j du do 
 
 . I do do 
 
 J do do 
 
 .Ferryland 
 
 iPlacentla and St. Mary's 
 
 do do 
 
 .i do do 
 
 .1 do do 
 
 .i do do 
 
 .j do do 
 
 .1 do do 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 .jst. John's 
 
 STrinity 
 .dienavista 
 
 'King's Covo 
 
 I ' do 
 ..Tilt Cove 
 .iLaPollo 
 
 jSt. John's 
 
 do & Kelli^revv.s 
 .! do do 
 
 . IBritjus 
 
 I Black head 
 
 I do 
 
 ! Heart's Content 
 
 jlionavista 
 
 !F(m,'o 
 
 Ex{)loits 
 do 
 
 (Jreat Placentia 
 
 Little Piaceniia 
 do 
 
 ' do 
 
 'Burin 
 ,.; do 
 .iLamaline 
 . Harbor Breton 
 do 
 
 English Harl)or 
 do 
 
 Little Bay 
 , Little Bay Islands 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 do 
 . LaPoile 
 do 
 do 
 . Petty Harbor 
 ..'Keliigvews 
 ..'Topsail 
 ..Harbor Main 
 .'St. John's 
 .Bay Roberts 
 
 Carbonear 
 do 
 .iBlackliead 
 
 Greenspoud 
 
 Twil Ungate 
 .! do 
 
 . : do 
 
 Bay Bulls 
 , St.*^ Mary's 
 do 
 do 
 Holy rood 
 1st. Mary's 
 ■Little Placentia 
 do 
 
48 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 NAME t)F VhXL'V.H. 
 
 ItHTllICT. 
 
 rOST TOWNS. 
 
 IMHCttutiii aud St.. MiU^' 
 
 do 
 d » 
 
 O'l 
 
 MeriLsheen 
 
 Mahoucys Covi-. .. 
 Murphy's Cove — 
 
 Mortirr \V\y iBurii) 
 
 Molycr's & H'.ii'ri.swayj do .-•. 
 
 Mo.sc Anibro.sf. Fortune iJay 
 
 Miller's ra.ss!i;;f • ■ . . | do 
 
 Mosquito Burg<jo and LaPoilo .... 
 
 Moon's Faeo i lio do .... 
 
 Mur^arec j do do .... 
 
 Koi'Lhcru Gut 'Port-de Grave 
 
 Nortlu'vn Buy 'IJay-dc-Verds 
 
 New Porliciiu iTrinity 
 
 Nt.'W Harbor , do 
 
 N<:'W Boniiv<;ntiirf' . . | do 
 
 Norman's Cove I do 
 
 New Harbor do 
 
 Newcil's Island Greenspond 
 
 Newman's Cove Bonavista 
 
 Noggin * 'ove Twillingate and Fogo . . 
 
 NoAV Bay j do do 
 
 Nimrod j do do 
 
 Nipper's Harbor ... . do do 
 
 North Harbor Placentia and St, TNlary's. Salnionier 
 
 Littli' PlucentJa 
 Grout Pliu'entia 
 I do 
 
 . • I Burin 
 
 . . ,II)U'bor Breton 
 ..'[ do 
 
 . . linrgito 
 . . LaPulle 
 
 ' do 
 
 .BrigU'^ 
 
 I Blackhead 
 
 I I ["art's Content 
 illarbur Grace 
 Trinity 
 1 1 (arbor Grace 
 I do 
 ;Grin!nsi)ond 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Exploits 
 
 do 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 > • p • 
 
 • • • • 
 
 North Harbor I do do 
 
 New Harbor ;Fortune Bay 
 
 New Harbor iBurgeo and LuPollc 
 
 Outer Cove ISt. .John s Fast .... 
 
 Otterbnry 'Bay-de-'Verds 
 
 Ochre Pit Cove j do 
 
 Old Pt.-rlicau ;Tritiitv 
 
 Old Shop do " . 
 
 Old Bouaventure ' do 
 
 Open Hall Bonavista 
 
 Oliver's Cove Placentia and St. Mary's. iPlacentia 
 
 Odeiin ! do do joderin 
 
 Old Man's Bay Burgeo and LaPoile .... |Bargeo 
 
 Pass Island Fortune Buy 
 
 Pouch Cove |St. John's East 
 
 Portugal Cove do 
 
 Petty Harbor do West 
 
 Port-de-Grave Port-de-Grave . 
 
 Perry's Cove :Bay-dc-Vcrds . 
 
 Plate Cove Bonavista 
 
 Pouch Cove -1 do 
 
 Pool's Island Greenspoud 
 
 Pinchard's Island ... do 
 
 Pig Island do 
 
 Pond Head do 
 
 Portugal Cove Placentia and St 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Little Placentia 
 ! Harbor Breton 
 iBurgeo 
 1st. John's 
 iCarlionear 
 
 l^iackh ad 
 
 Hean/s (^nitent 
 
 Har-^or Grace 
 
 Trinity 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 !St.Johu's,PouchC. 
 
 Point LaHave 
 
 Patrick's Cove 
 
 Point Verde 
 
 Placentia (Great) . .. . 
 Placentia (Little) . . • 
 
 Point Mall 
 
 Presque 
 
 Paradise (Great).. . 
 
 
 do Portugal C. 
 
 
 Petty Harbor 
 
 
 Bay Kobt'rts 
 
 
 Carbouear 
 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 Greenspoud 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Mary's. 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 do 
 
 St. Marv's 
 
 do 
 
 Great Placentia 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Little Placentia 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Great Placentia 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
THE MnVFOUVDLAXn Ar}fANAa 
 
 49 
 
 NAMK OF ri.ACICS. 
 
 Dr.'JTiucr. 
 
 Taradiso (LlLtloi. . ..H'laccriM.;. luiil i'-'t; Mavy 
 
 rai-;i(lis(' Sound j do do 
 
 I't'lir, Fort ' do d<> 
 
 l*icl;ar('c Kortiu.c IJuy 
 
 I'lititcs Bur;(i (» and LaPoilo ... 
 
 Qnidi Vidi St. J.diii'.s E:i>^ 
 
 Fiock Sldtr (^)v'e Tjjuity • 
 
 liip Uiip Pi)rt-(U%Gi'iive 
 
 ]{<:([ lU-vA ( \>\ ,: Bay-dv-VordM 
 
 Kiiiidoni Scnuid Tiii.ity 
 
 licndoU ITurbor do 
 
 Ilidt;r s lhui)or do 
 
 livisist'l s (lovo Trinity 
 
 Hiifi;;i;»'d ITafbor T'.villingixU; ;»n'' Fogo. . . 
 
 Jiai'u'cd ll.u'b(,r TiMniLy 
 
 IJcd Clitl" Island Hoiiavbtn 
 
 iiouiid IJaiboi' |'rwillih;;:ii.i'. and I'ofxo.. . 
 
 licni'ws Forryland 
 
 i^uifs Inland ^L'laciiUlia and St. Mary 
 
 lied Island j do do 
 
 llairifed Islands j do do 
 
 lUishoou IIarl)'U'....: do do 
 
 Red Harbor Burlu 
 
 Kock Harbor do 
 
 Kencontrc iFortiirie Day 
 
 llonud Ci»v(i I do 
 
 llayniond I.sland . . . . ' do 
 
 Koniid JIaibor i do 
 
 Jiichards Harbor.. ..'iBurtrco and LaPoile -•• 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 Iiicnicunlre I 
 
 Jv^XillC'O «••«•>• ••••••! 
 
 Red Island j 
 
 Jiock Hart. or (^yc^st)' ao 
 
 liotto { do 
 
 llos;"! Blancdi do 
 
 iSahiionier !st. Mary's 
 
 Seal Cove jHarbor Main 
 
 Salmon Cove lio 
 
 Sidmon ('ove (S. Gut'!|Port-de.-Grave 
 
 Siiip Cove ' do 
 
 Sun iy Cove do 
 
 Spaniard's Bay ;Harbur Grace 
 
 Salmon Cove Head. .iBay-ilo-Verds 
 
 Spout Cove ! do 
 
 Scllly Cove ^Tri^iity .... 
 
 Seal Cove do 
 
 Shoal Harbor j do .... 
 
 Still Down. j do . . . 
 
 Selby's Cove i do 
 
 Spaniard's T5ay \ do .... 
 
 Sliip Cove [ do 
 
 Salmon Cove i do . . . - 
 
 SplUiard'K Co\e I do 
 
 Siock's Cove Bouavista 
 
 Sandy Cove j do 
 
 Salvage j do 
 
 Shoe Cove !Gretnspond 
 
 S waiu'cs Island. ..... I clo 
 
 do 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 d<; 
 
 I'OST TOWN'S. 
 
 Great i'luccutla 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Harbor Breton 
 Hose Blancho 
 .'^t. John's 
 iT.lnily 
 IBay lioborts 
 { I lean's C'oriteut 
 ITriniiy 
 
 I Uo 
 I d<;. 
 iHtiarfH Content 
 
 Green.-^pond 
 
 Tiiuir.y 
 
 KiuL^'s Cove 
 
 TiltCove 
 
 Ferry land 
 
 LitUe Plact.'ntia 
 do 
 do 
 
 Great Placentla 
 
 Bi rin 
 do 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 do 
 do 
 i do 
 
 I do 
 
 ; do 
 
 iBurgeo 
 I do 
 I do 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 Uuse Jilancho 
 'Sahnonier 
 ,lv<'lli;^r(!\V3 
 i Harbor Main 
 iBrij2;us 
 
 li:>y lioberts 
 
 do 
 dlat-ix^r Grace 
 
 Carb'.inear 
 
 ! do 
 
 1 Heart's Content 
 ! do 
 
 iTrlnity 
 
 I (lO 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 ' do 
 jBouavista 
 
 I do 
 living's Cove 
 IGreeuspond 
 ' do 
 
no 
 
 J UK JVii' I VFU USDLA SJJ A L MA SA C. 
 
 NAMIC OK J'l.ACKS. 
 
 DlMTHlcr. 
 
 Phl|) T.«lanil .Grcon.spojul 
 
 HcUlom-coMit'-by . . . .'Tv.illlngaU luul Vo'a^u 
 
 • • • ■ 
 
 
 do do 
 
 ilo do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 do 
 riiu-ciit,i:i jitul St. Mary' 
 
 St. John's 
 
 I'liiccutla and 8L Mury' 
 
 llurin ' 
 
 tlo - • 
 
 riiicentiii jind St. Mary' 
 
 Slioal Bay... 
 
 Seal H:iy 
 
 Stofkhig llarljor 
 
 Snook's .\rn) 
 
 Shoe Cove 
 
 St. Shott's 
 
 St, .Jolm'.s 
 
 Ship COM" 
 
 St. LawrcncL' ((ircat; 
 St. J.awrencf (J.itlh!) 
 
 Spencer's ( ov(; 
 
 Secverh^y's (Jove.. .. 
 Southern llarl)()r. . .. 
 
 Sonnd I.shmd 
 
 St. Britlo's 
 
 Samly llarlK)!- 
 
 St. Kyran's 
 
 South" East Jli^ht. .. 
 
 Spaiush Hooni 
 
 Sauona Ishmd 
 
 Stono's Cove 
 
 St. Jac<|ut!S 
 
 S. W. Baineiway 
 
 Sam llitclic'S 
 
 Southern (Jove 
 
 Swoir narl)or 
 
 Seal Island Harbor.. 
 
 Topsail IIar))or !Main 
 
 Turks Gut j l*ort-de->.Jra\'( 
 
 Turks Cove | 'J'rinily 
 
 Tickle Harbor.......! do 
 
 Trinity I (\o 
 
 Trouty do 
 
 Thorou!,dilare I do .... 
 
 Tilton Harbor iTwillingi'ie 
 
 Three Arms 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Tory Town 
 
 Tizzard's Harbor.. .. 
 
 Tilt Cove... 
 
 Triton Islands 
 
 Torbay 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 Tacks Beaeh 
 
 Tosselo ! 
 
 \lo do 
 
 do do 
 
 do <lo 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do , 
 
 do , 
 
 dt; 
 
 Bury;eo and LaPoilc .. 
 
 do tlo 
 
 and 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 tlo 
 St. John's East.. 
 riacentia and St;. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Fo<ro. 
 
 do . 
 
 do • 
 do 
 
 do . 
 
 do . 
 
 (lo . 
 
 • • • 
 
 Mary 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 The BrOv)k Fortune Bay 
 
 Turnip (/Ove I do 
 
 The Reach ! do 
 
 Upper Small roiut..'r>aytle-verds 
 
 Upper fimherbt Cove 
 Virgin's Cove. . 
 Victoria Town. 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Biaecnlia aeil St. Mary 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Vitters Cove [Trinity 
 
 AVhite Monday Hill.. 
 
 Western Bay 
 
 White Point 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 Trinity .... 
 
 rOST TOW NS. 
 
 (ireensponil 
 
 b'o«o 
 do 
 S(-al Bay 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 do 
 Trepassey 
 St. John's 
 Great I'hiet'ntla 
 (jJreat St. Lawrence 
 
 do 
 Little riaceutla 
 
 do 
 Great Placentlu 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 iiurin 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 (U) 
 ^lo 
 di. 
 
 Bnrgeo 
 
 LaJ'oile 
 
 St. John's, Topsail 
 
 iJi'igus 
 
 Heart's Content 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Triiiitv 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Fo::;') 
 
 Nipi)er's Harbor 
 Twillingate 
 do 
 do 
 Tilt Cove 
 Exploits 
 St. John's 
 Trepassey 
 Little Flacentia 
 Great I'hicentia 
 Harbor Breton 
 <lo 
 do 
 Blaekhetid 
 iBimav it,ta 
 'Little Placeiitia 
 15ouavista 
 Ti'iuity 
 Harbor Grace 
 Blackhead 
 Trinity 
 
Tin: xEn'Forsijr.Ayj) alma.vac, 
 
 M 
 
 VAMi*; r>r ri,ACK8. 
 
 ( 
 
 MHTIUCT. 
 
 • ••t •••• ••• 
 
 POrtT TOWNi, 
 
 Trinity 
 • • Doiiavlstii 
 
 WitltsM l^iy ITrlti! y 
 
 WaiTon'K Ilar'ior.. ..{Houivista 
 
 \V'st'rnAnn,K'Kyniiy;'l'^vill!ni;at»' niid I-'otro. . .{fJrcoM.spond 
 WfsU'iii liny j "l«> do . . .{Twlllii);^iite 
 
 VVatMrs IIui'1).M' j do 
 
 \Valdr<Jii.-i Cu\i) : tlo 
 
 WItlo.ss Hay 'Fisrrylaiul 
 
 do . . . I'ouo 
 
 do . . . Lit I It' Rjiy Island.M 
 do ... do 
 
 lB;»y HiillH 
 
 (10 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 o'o 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Woody Island rhwoniia .'uul St. Mary's. jl.ifiic. IMncwntin 
 
 WrrcU Island niiri;">o and Liiroilc ;Uiiiir<'0 
 
 \V(.'sl«;ni Point ' «!•> do 
 
 l^'lrn's Cove i'rvvil:iuj;at<' and K();:ro. 
 
 f'oachinau's (Jovr-. , . 
 Flower dt.! Louis.. ..j 
 11 vwlltijj; Cov.', or \ I 
 
 Lat/i'oix I 
 
 Lock l)ra\vcr 
 
 Minirs 
 
 I'acqiKl 
 
 Seal Govt' 
 
 • • * t • 
 
 ''();Lro. . . 
 
 liJiroiio 
 Tilt Cove. 
 
 
 do 
 
 do ... 
 
 do 
 
 W * • • • 
 
 do 
 
 < |( ) • • • 
 
 do 
 
 ilo • • . 
 
 do 
 
 \ 1 w • • ■ 
 
 do 
 
 i i() • - . 
 
 do 
 
 vJ w « • • 
 
 do 
 
 Banks. 
 
 I'NION IJ.WK ol" M:\vro|-.NI)I.ANI>. 
 
 Directors— IIo'). K. 'riiorhtini, Hon. A. \V. Harvey, Walter B. 
 (Jritiv . li. Alt vunder. 
 
 James GoKlie, Manay;or; C. S. I'inson*, Acoountaut; W. II. 
 Crowdy, Toller; rn'.sott X. IJullev, GMailes V,. Meehaa, and W. 
 W. Watson, Clerks. Daniel Joseph Greene, standing Couuutl 
 and Solicitor. 
 
 Discount Days — ^lomlays and Tliursdny.s, iVoni iL'i o'clock. 
 
 TIour.*< ol" Business —from 10 a.m. to :\ p.ui. 
 
 COMMKItClAL HANK OF NKWl. OUNDLAXD. 
 
 Dir<'Clors-— Sie|tl!en lU-ndell, Cliarhs Bowrinir, .lames Guod- 
 fellow, (J. F. Benaeti. Hon. John Winter. 
 
 Itobcut Bron-u, ]Manai;cr; Ilonry Cool<, Accountant and Teller; 
 Henry I). Carter, U. G. Ueudell and C V. Crowdy, Clerks. Sir 
 W. V, Whltcway, Q.C., K.C.M.G., standiui,' Counsel and Solicitor. 
 Williani llewardine, Torter. 
 
 Discount Days— Tuesdays and Fridays, from 13.45 o'clock. 
 Hours of Busincss-Frou) 10 a.m. to ;> p.m. 
 
 savings' J5ANK. 
 
 Goveruois— Five members of the House of Assembly and three 
 members of the .Le^is]ati\e (.'ou,Knl, vl'/.. : 
 
 Sir W. V. WiiiteWMy, Hon. A. Siica, James S. Winter, and 
 the Hon, the Speaker of tiie House of Assembly- Hou'hles 
 Edward AVhite, I'. G. Tcssier uud James Fox, of ihe Council. 
 
 Directv)7's — Sir W. V. Whiteway, Hon. A. Shea and Hon. P. 
 G. Tes:<icv. 
 
 Cashier — Hon. Edward Morris. >\ccouiitant--Stepheu Knight. 
 
 The Banl< is oiu-a every day, between the hours of 12 and 2 
 o'clock, for depositors' busiu''ss. 
 
 BllANCJI HANK, IJAIJliOU GMACK. 
 
 Cashier and Clerk— Patrick Devercux. 
 
THE KEWFO UXDLAND . \.LMA NA C 
 
 >2 
 
 District oi BiiriM, (ti'itltc ITishop. ! 'h.iv.iU'!, J 'Ij!) Eva';,"; Lu- 
 J*()i!<!, 'riifii'.- s J^ :i(l. Jini'^e*), FfiiDcis J*at'S'iiivi. Pl.tCMi ;ii, Jji-' 
 K CroiK'lier. Ivrrylaiid. lu;fco x\rull'-\vii-y iuhI W W. (';iit.T. 
 liay-dc-Vor 't), JohnLnwis. Trinity (.srnilh), Elia.s M-r.cli. tri- 
 nity (iiortli), Joiivj Mitllin. (iroeiiSfidnd, ... Fo ;<), 
 
 James Fit/.<*o)aUl. Twilliim.'iic, TlK)in;i.s Pcytoit. Cape Freels to 
 Farewell II;!rl,i',)r, ilei)ry ]i'ol)i>ii!:;. ('(m(;e|i?i'ni n;iy, G. W. II. 
 
 Ilicrliny. St. Joliu'.-, . L!il)ra(lor, (iVoir Blaiic Snl;- 
 
 .loii to i;od Bay,) Major W. Stcphcii^iou. N(jr(ii vrr.'ir Oc^ast. (tVom 
 Quirpoii to I'lVmt Hiclic,) W V. 'I'nyior. V>.n\\i Ma>' to (iariiisli, 
 Jo-eph Cr. Hadiiork. Pniiit May t'> Law n i'o.ui., il.'iicy i'"!!;in;4-. 
 Oape i>a(;(i to St. Peu-rs ]\ivi'r, Iliiiry ]'< iitk ii iiiMi Au:^ii'.ius 
 Sinims. Sl. IVtoi's lUvtT 1 ; I'oiiit L6r,!.a;, Janit s Jiurar}' i':{\)xi 
 
 Eoiiaventiue l<.» vSalvat;''.', G;in;i:>Ii to Cjpe 
 
 Lalluiie, Piiilsp Hubert' l,;iljrador, :Norl!i of lia'rlv llaihov,) 
 Francis C. Berteau. U-d liay, Eilis O. \Vnt,>on 
 
 I/m//// Q/7/Vvr,v--lIeuiy Slip;^. M.D., and Tliomns IIosvlov, ?.r.D.. 
 St. Jolin's. Wrn. All'.ni, M D.. a!,d Tiio.'-ias K. Beiiii-tf,' Harf'or 
 (Jriice. Fraiuns Moraii, M. 1)., r>i;riii. Wra. Siiriiiur, M.D.,T\vil- 
 liii.i,'ate. Hay Kindlater, M .D,, Fuj.,^o. \l,\n-\\ White; 'm.D., 
 Trinity. Pr. K. M. N'-Ison, (''ar*iOia:av, l;r !'.t/:^i;or;;;.l Fortune 
 V>'^\. Dr. A. Kobiilrifd, Cnannol. l)v. .Andeiso!!, J5ri;j: h :i!id 
 Port-(.?e-Gravo ])r. f^-'kelton, Greenspond. li)r. .Alt-xan.ivr. Ti't 
 Cove. 
 
 Board of llcvlrh an>l maVh W.ivl^.i.^ fur the Tnv., and Dhh-ut 
 of SL J-AuV-Jnd;re Prowye. C;i:!iriii:i.t ; S. Keudol), Kou. 
 W. J. S. Donnelly. Hon. P. G. Tessier, Hon. \\. Thorburn, iiobert 
 Alexander, Ilviii'V SIi!;'a. .M.D,, a' d 'I'lioisias ffowlev, M.D , (llealtli 
 Officers;'^ Oharles Crowdv, M.D. ; F.'e ierielv l^uatii:^, M.D."; Wni. 
 C. Sinmis. M.D. ; Mid K. R. W. Diliy. Svieretary. 
 
 ItoarJ of IJc.fl'k Rarhur f?r./'v- r-mci L. M^'X;.!!, \Vni. Allan, 
 James L. Preiider^iayt, Geo!;i!,' Kutic.rloiii. ai;',! 
 sou. 
 
 L'.;'.vis \Y . Knier- 
 
 JJo. 
 
 ,f Rr.ni 
 
 'honefi, -So\vA Korke, Edvi-^rd T. Pike, B. 
 
 T. ]i. Gcuid, Mieha.:] Bnlj^er, Wm V. 'i^iy]o^ I-rae! I. MeNeil, 
 Dr. NeLsou, and M;;.'li:iel IHvyer. 
 
 Midical Offircr fo Board of 7, 
 Jb//« .S-— AVm 0. SiiTUU.s, M.D'. 
 
 /'.;■ 
 
 7> 
 
 ■t ./ i^t. 
 
 Olaamli'^i' of Ooiiim^ 
 
 
 Jc^li: 
 
 1. n 
 
 M .? V/ M»t>^l kr If 
 
 Cbas. Bo^sriiiu', Presid-nr. ; T. K. Smitli, and llou. P. G. Tessier. 
 
 Vice-President.-:; j!i< Go:i(ifello\v, S.r.retarv 
 
 .V. B. Griev", Hon. 
 
 Pv. Tliorbnrii, \h)\\. A W. lliirvcv, J'.>]in Sy-ie, 'vV;n Pitts, A. F 
 Goodridt'e. B. II. J^iowse. G iliilchinu"-;, E. J, ]);u:er. 
 
 C-n 1 cv f-"1 . ■ '.^ 1 "n.'itj.^T Y^''. ".1 :-•.r>■'•' 
 Survey Ollice a:;d Mu-seuni — Ko.yal E!i.:;int't,r il.oii.se, !vini;'s 
 Bridge Kuad. 
 
 Diroctor—Aiexau-'er Murray, <:.M.G., E.G. 8. 
 Assi-stant Geologist— James P. ili'V,-iey. 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Foreign Coi^sulates. 
 
 63 
 
 Portiijral— 0. F. Bennett, Consni-Gcuortil ; T. Jl. Smith, Vice- 
 
 Consul, St. J')lii) .s. , Vic(>('ou-ul, Harbor Gr.ice. 
 
 G H. Cole. Viec -Consul, Trinity. J. Henry Clenient.s, Vice-Con- 
 sul. LnPoiU;. H J. Homian Vire-Consnl ; A. F H.itcli, Con^ul;ir 
 ALTi'Tit, Hiubor Briton. John H. Owen, Vice-f''onsul, T.viiliuLriite, 
 Richard fioodriilire, Vice-Cousul, Renews. Francis Berteau, \lce- 
 Con.sul, Buriw. 
 
 Spain — Don Jost^ Fronsky, Vice-Con.sul, St. Johu'.'^. Consular 
 Airents— Foii^o, Hay Findlater. Triniiy, G. H. Cole. Bose Blanche, 
 Philip Sorsoliel. Harbor Briton, Bhiiip Hubert. Tvvillinj;:ite, V.'. 
 
 Lethl)ridye. Burin, . Ganlti^is, Edward C. Gal- 
 
 h)p. Little Harbor, Josepli C. LeScelleur. 
 
 Brii7,il— A. O. Hayw.ird, Vice-Consul. Consular Asent.'^ — W. 
 H Thompson, Conception Bay. Thoniajj Winter, Burin. Henry 
 T. Holinan, Harbor Biit'jn. 
 
 Belgiunri—H. E. Hajward, Consul. 
 
 German Emi)ire— Robert H. Browse, Consul, St. John's. Port 
 of Naiu, Lal)rador, ]\lr. Boui(iuiu. 
 
 France— Monsieur L. De LiiChaunie, Consul for Newfoundland- 
 Italy— A. M. F. Gianelli, Consul for Newfoundland. Consular 
 A^jent, Henry J. Stal)b. 
 
 United States of America—Thomas N. MuHoy, Consul for New- 
 foundland. Consular Agent, Harbor Grace, P. Deveroux. 
 
 Sweden and Norway — Robert H.. Prow.'-e, Vice-Consul for New- 
 foundland. 
 
 Commissionors of Pilots. 
 
 Chairman- John Goodiidge; Captain Cleary, Lewis T'>ssier and 
 Allan Good ridge. 
 
 nrr 
 
 Quosa's Printer. 
 
 Jt)hn Coll lei* Withers, Esq. 
 
 ITewspapers PuTslisliod. in the Colony. 
 
 A'h'ocaU- — Published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 
 
 Commercial Journal — Published fortnightly, immediately before 
 the closing of the mail per Halifax st«'amer. 
 
 Carhonrar Herald — Published ».'\ ery Thursday morning. 
 
 Evening T'e/fif/rion— I'ublislied daily (Sundays excepted). 
 
 Evening Mercur'/ — Published daily (Sundays excepted). 
 
 JIarhor Grace i.S^rtnr/a»v/— Published every Saturday morning. 
 
 NeivJoundlan(Ier—V\\h\\i^\\<iiX Tuesday and Friday morning. 
 
 Patriot — Published every Monday afternoon. 
 
 Public Z«?r/7f/*— Published every Tuesday and Friday morning. 
 
 JRoyal (?a:;«?//<:'— Published every Tuesday afternoon. 
 
 TZ/wfA-— Published Wednesday and Saturday mornings. 
 
 Temperance Journal — Published on 1st and loth o( every n» )ntli. 
 
 Ttcillingale 5/^«— Published every Thursday. 
 
54 
 
 THE NE WFO IJNDLA ND ALMA NA C. 
 
 Light Houses, Beacons, etc. 
 
 liights ill the following list. ;iio I'xliliur.eil from sunset to sniirLso. 
 The distances arc all ui nautical mile.^. 
 
 X5 
 
 V. ^'' Name of 
 ^ - Place. 
 
 
 'A 
 
 P^^ 
 
 3 t: 
 
 
 u r 
 
 -1 
 
 Det^cription of Light. 
 
 t It o I II: 
 
 187C' Long 
 I Point, 
 Toutiii- 
 I guet. 
 
 ! 
 
 1874 i Canu I- 
 1 land, 
 i Seklotn- 
 : Come-By. 
 
 1858/)lf''rWad- 
 ' ham 
 I Island. 
 
 1880' Cabot, 
 I (Stinkinii' 
 
 Is'.and,)' 
 Bonavista 
 \ Bav. 
 1873^ rutiiii 
 
 I Inland, 
 i Grccjis- 
 i pond. 
 1843 Cap- 
 iBonavLsta. 
 
 4!). 11. 23. 54.17.;U| Cato-Diopiric revolving 
 ! ^■rhilr; aituiiis greatest bril- 
 
 j jlianc}' <jve)"y uO miuutes. 
 
 40.25.0.")i 54 lO.;?')! Fidrd white, 8Ui order Diop- 
 tric. 
 
 49.35.35 
 
 4^.10.2151 53.21.21 
 
 53. 45. 12: Fixeil iv/i ite, 4 th order Diop- 
 trie. 
 
 49.03,37 53.32.27 
 
 48.42 01 
 
 1857 Gi'c.'n 
 
 ; Island, 
 
 i Catalina, 
 1874 Fort I'oint: 48.21. 
 
 liitormittcut irlu'fc, 4th order 
 l)io|)tric, making one complete 
 jrevohition in a minute, appear- 
 ing abaul eleven seconds light 
 and uin'; seconds dark. 
 
 Fixed rcdi 4th order Diop- 
 tric, (visible trom N. by E. 
 through south to W. by N. l)y 
 jcompuss.) 
 53.04,35 Catoptric revolving light, 
 shewing .alternately a ivhiiv 
 ]and red light at intervals of 90 
 isecouds. 
 4.S 3.0. 15| 53 02. 20| Fixid ichitv., 4th order Diop- 
 tric, (visible \V, S. W. to 
 
 N. E 
 
 :o.5i 
 
 IS Ml 
 
 1859 
 
 1878 
 
 1830 
 
 11 
 
 B 
 
 rrluiiv. 
 
 
 
 ants lir.. 
 
 •(8 01.07 
 
 53.15.0 
 
 linitv 15. 
 
 
 
 Jaccalieu 
 
 48 08 58 
 
 52.47.3: 
 
 Island. 
 
 
 
 arbonear 
 
 47.44.24 
 
 53.09.2: 
 
 Island. 
 
 
 
 Harbor 
 
 47.42.45 
 
 f 3. 08.1 
 
 Grace 
 
 
 
 Island. 
 
 
 
 Fix d vdiitc, 8th t.)rder Diop- 
 
 tric 
 
 Fi,vd it'hit"i 8th order Di- 
 optric. 
 
 Ca'.o- Dioptric revolving 
 kite light, sliowinga Hash 
 
 \u 
 
 levery 20 secoi'.vls. This light 
 ji.s olten obscured l)y fog v;heu 
 jthe lower part of the island is 
 Iclear. 
 
 t 
 
 Fixed iv/iilc, 8th order Diop- 
 tric. 
 
 Catoptric ii'volving light, 
 ."^howii'g two ndiiU' flu.shes, fol- 
 lowed l)y one red flash, each 
 .'ittainimr its greatest briiliau- 
 cy iu :)0 seconds. 
 
THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 55 
 
 Light Houses, Hcacons, etc. 
 
 Lights ill the followiui;: list are exhibited frem .sunset to sunrise. 
 The distances are .nil in naiitieiil miles. 
 
 'ftTi 
 
 331 ! 
 
 Si 
 
 4-1 "^ 
 
 .2 X 
 
 
 G'E 
 
 150 
 
 1)2 
 
 75 
 
 05 
 413 
 
 105 
 
 151 
 
 Miles. 
 21 
 
 o 
 
 Descriptiou ol' Building:. 
 
 .S5 
 
 100 
 
 •4 
 
 All 
 Seavvtud 
 
 lOi 
 
 o- 
 
 270 
 
 114! SCO 
 
 10 
 
 lOi 
 
 15 
 
 11 
 10 
 
 y 
 
 24 
 
 3C0 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 o 
 2024 
 
 320 
 
 N»). 8 i Lij^ht Tower painted red, square 
 Argands. 'in lower part, cnauj^inii; to octajion 
 and Jlnish"il by a circular druiu^ 
 •gaiicry and lantern. Keeper's dwel- 
 jlinf; squari', (vertical j>arts white, 
 irooi'reii), dustant25 ft. I'roin tower. 
 1 Ar^iind.j Builditii's wood. Light tower 
 |ri>in;i;- from the gable nX the house 
 [-(vertical parts painted white, 
 ' roofs red.) 
 
 Kouiul red brick tower. Keeper's 
 dwelling Vvood — (vertical parts 
 ^ while, roof red), 30 feet from tower. 
 
 Iron light tdwer in centre of a 
 •square wood building. Hoofs flat; 
 jsidcs banded horizontally, red and 
 white aUernateh'. 
 
 t 
 
 I Buildings granite, roofed with 
 ■slate. Light tower at one corner. 
 
 2 wick 
 Conci.'n- 
 
 tric. 
 
 :: wick 
 
 Co'.iceu- 
 
 Uic. 
 
 2 Avick 
 
 Coucen- 
 
 Irlc, 
 
 Vo \ Squar<' wood light house, painted 
 
 Argands, red and white in a'ternate vertical 
 
 .stripes. Lantern in centre of roof. 
 
 2 wick j Wooden hou'-e. painted while 
 Concen- and roof red, from cenire of whicli 
 trie. 'rises the lantern. 
 
 1 
 
 Argand.l 
 
 All !1 
 Seaward, 
 
 Argaud. 
 
 No. 8 
 Argands. 
 
 Wood light tower, painted white 
 
 Octagon wood tower, painted 
 I while. 
 
 ! Hound red l)rick tower. Keep- 
 !er"s dwelling a dftached square 
 jwhite building with a red roof. 
 jTlie buildings are on the northern 
 
 Tiie southern 
 ^ht for 8 miles 
 
 ](> i 3 GO 
 
 15 I 300 
 
 1 Argaud 
 
 No. G 
 
 Argands. 
 
 ipart of the islaud. 
 {end obscures the li 
 Iwhen bearing N N.E. h L 
 I Buildings wood. Light tower 
 jrising Ironi the gable ol' the house 
 — (vertical parts white, roof red.) 
 Sipjar*' wood light house, (side.'* 
 [painted white, roof red, ( from cen- 
 tre of which rises the lantern. 
 
56 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Light Houses, Beacons, etc. 
 
 Lights ill tlic followiiifj list arc cxhil)it(Hl from sunset to sunrise. 
 'J'he (listanecs are all iu nautical inikis. 
 
 a; o ^ 
 
 Name of* ^ ^ 
 Place. 5 5 
 
 1850j Harbor 
 
 I Beacon 
 
 I Light. 
 2 1877 Cape St. 
 
 =;s^ 
 
 
 I)escrij)tion of Light. 
 
 O / //I O / f/ 
 
 47.4L27 
 
 5;]. ]!>.;« 
 
 1813| Fort Am- 
 jherst, en- 
 I trance of 
 |st. Jolin's. 
 I St. John's 
 lecKh'iu/ 
 liyh''. 
 do. 
 
 4 7.48 t-^OJ r>2.47.10 
 
 FUed ivli''ii; Gth order Diop- 
 tric. 
 
 Franc's, af^proxiluiate. itrio. 
 
 Fixed red, 4tli oid<'r Diop- 
 
 47.83.47! 52.40.J0 t'ljced wh\fe, 4th order Diop- 
 tric, (visible from seaward be- 
 jtween W-S.W. and N.N.E. 
 
 1835 
 
 1871 
 
 Cape 
 Spear. 
 
 Ferrylaud 
 Head. 
 
 Id i! Cape Race 
 
 lird light, (Catoptric). 
 
 i Bed lighL (do) 
 I Note. — By keeping the 
 jli gilts or discs in line the 
 ■largest vessels will clear all 
 dangers. Bearing, N.W. \ W. 
 
 47.31. 11 1 r)2.3f;.r>0 Caroi)tric revolving u-hilc, 
 ^attains greatest - brilliancy 
 Jeverv minute. 
 
 17.00.08; r>2..>1.0G| Fixed n-Jiite, ord orderDiop- 
 itric. 
 
 40.30.24; 53.0!.J'l \W\o\\mz white light (with 
 
 sil\ered renectors and annular 
 
 W :'e. . ; attain' greatest bril- 
 
 ■liarcy o very half minute. Visi- 
 
 i le: etwcei'iE.N.E. toW.S.W. 
 
THE NE \ VFO UNDLA NJJ AL MA A vl C. 
 
 o7 
 
 ■>P- 
 
 op- 
 
 Light Hoi\s63, Beacons, oto. 
 
 J.ij?hts iu the fallowing list are exhibited from sunset to sunrise. 
 The (lisLJinces are .'ill iu nautical miles. 
 
 c 
 
 
 
 fi > 
 
 t3 
 
 0) 
 
 s . 
 
 HH << 
 
 ft. iMiles. 
 40 I 7i 
 
 123 
 
 12 
 
 114 
 
 76i 
 I74i 
 
 12 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 w5 
 
 Ar^and 
 
 2 wick 
 
 ConceU' 
 
 trie. 
 
 264 
 
 200 
 
 180 
 
 22 
 
 IG 
 
 o 
 15 
 
 Arsaud 
 
 gas. 
 
 u 
 
 All ' No. 7 
 SeuN/ard Argand.«. 
 
 1 3 wick 
 I Couc-ia- 
 rric. 
 
 15 ! 
 
 180 
 
 No. 1) 
 Argauds. 
 
 Description of Building. 
 
 Hexagonal white wood tower. 
 
 I Buildiiigs wood (painted white) ; 
 roofs Hat. On the higher roof is 
 tlie lanlt-rn, elevaU-d above it on a 
 square block. The lower building 
 lis the fog alarm house, i'or par- 
 ticulars of alarm, see list below. 
 ; JUiiidings stone (whiLewashed). 
 |0n the roof is the lantern. Fur 
 'fog gun, see list below. 
 
 i This light is iu a drum (painted 
 ] white) on the roof of the Custom 
 House. 
 
 I This light (400 yards in rear of 
 ithe lower one) is in a small octa- 
 Jgon tower (painted white), with 
 (ccjuical root, one side; of which i.-- 
 'painted white, as is also a disc 
 that surmounts the roof. Tho 
 idruin on the mast and tlie disc on 
 'tower roof are intended a^ leading 
 'marks by day. 
 
 Wood* house, banded red and 
 while horizontalJy. The lantern 
 rises from the centre. For i'oi^ 
 alarms see list Ixdow. 
 
 Koun 1 red brick tower, 28 feet 
 from keeper's house. Keeper's 
 house wood, painted white, with 
 red roof. 
 
 1 Itound iron ligiit tower. 40 lect 
 l:;gh, painted red and white iu 
 Ijroad vertical stripes. The keep- 
 er's house is feet distant, 
 
 S(juare, painUnl while, red roof. 
 The light tower is connected with 
 the alarm house by a covered 
 way. For fog signal, see list be« 
 low. 
 
58 
 
 TILE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Light Houses, Bsacons, etc. 
 
 Lights in the following list are exhibited from sunset to sunrise. 
 Tlie distuuces are all in nautical miles. 
 
 
 O .It 
 
 Name of 
 Place. 
 
 
 c hi 
 
 / 
 
 DescripLion of Light. 
 
 4 1861 Cape IMne.j 4G.37.04 53.31. 451 Fixed white (Catoptric;) 
 
 visible between by and 
 
 . Cape Freels being low, 
 
 the li^ht c!iu be seen over it. 
 
 1860 Capo 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 1879 
 
 1858 
 
 1879 
 
 18G5 
 
 Point 
 Verde, 
 
 riacejitia. 
 
 Dodding 
 Head, 
 Burin. 
 
 4G.49.34 
 
 47.14.11, 
 
 47.00.20 
 
 Allan 
 
 Island. 
 
 Lara aline. 
 
 Brunet 
 
 Island. 
 
 Mercer's 
 
 HejidjFor- 
 
 itune Bay. 
 
 1875| Garnish, 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Bay. 
 
 46.51.(0i 55.45.30 
 approxilmate. 
 
 47.15.32 
 
 54.11.34 Ilevolvini,^ Cato. Dioptric of 
 1st order, shewing alternately 
 a red and white light at JnttT- 
 vals o! one minute. 
 
 45,00. 11» Fixed white, 5tli Ojder Dinp- 
 
 Itric. 
 
 55.08.43; Second ordav rer(.dvin{i rvh ito 
 light, (silvered reflectors and 
 annular lenses ;)atiains great- 
 est brilliancy every minute. 
 In consequence of the great 
 height this light is often 
 obscured when-'ic coast i.s 
 clear. 
 
 Fixed white, 8Lh order Diop- 
 tric. 
 
 1873 
 
 1873 
 
 Belloram, 
 Fortune 
 
 Bay. 
 
 Kocky 
 
 Point, 
 
 Harbor 
 
 Breton, 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Bay. 
 
 55.61.50 Powerful Cato-Dioptric, 
 [flashing tvhite light, which at- 
 itains its greatest brilliancy 
 jCvery ten seconds, (obscured 
 Iby the land from E.S.E. to S. 
 
 47.14.00 55. 24.00' Fireit m/ light (metal re- 
 appro imate. Hector). This light is only in- 
 
 I |tended for the fishing craft 
 
 xi! of the locality. 
 
 47.20.001 55.27. 15: Fixed white, 8th order Diop- 
 'tric. 
 
 47.27.30 55.47.45! Eighth order Dioptric,y;.r^rf 
 \ichite, except in a line with 
 iHarbor rock, iu which direc- 
 tion It is obscured. 
 
TH E NE ) I 'FO I WDL A ND A L MAX A C. 
 
 69 
 
 Lis'lit Houses, Beacons, etc. 
 
 Liijlits in the followiu/g' list are exlilbited IVoni fSUiKsot to suarlse. 
 Tlio distances ,ir<' all in nantical iTiilcs. 
 
 c -: 
 
 a > 
 
 So; 
 
 ft. 
 
 yi4 
 
 390 
 
 98 
 
 4ao 
 
 Description of Buildlug. 
 
 23 
 
 N<,). 17 ] Round iron lijjht tower, 50 Uet 
 \r.L^aud.s. jiiirh, painted with red and wliite 
 jhorizontal band-^. Ke-per's dvvel- 
 jlini^ wood, connected with the 
 itovver by a covered waj'. 
 All No. 12' j Hound Ix'ick tower, painted red. 
 
 White Seaward Ar!<and.s. iThiM-i, is a vvooden house 15 feetoa 
 
 ieach side of the Lower, and ccii- 
 luected therewith oy a covered 
 Iwav. Thi! houses are painted 
 white, witli red roofs. 
 
 Wood lijiht house, painted white, 
 ;nid flat ]-o()f<!d. The liirlit tower 
 rises Iconi ihe ru^f of the house. 
 
 S(;uai-e wood lii^ht house, paint- 
 ed white and re<l roof. The lan- 
 tern rises iVoia the centre of the 
 house. 
 
 11. 
 
 24 
 
 No. 1 
 Argand. 
 
 No. (5. 
 Argandb. 
 
 o 
 270 
 
 All 
 
 Seaward 
 
 No. 1 
 Argaud. 
 
 No. 9 
 
 A ribands. 
 
 Wood, octajj^on tower, painted 
 I'ed and white on alternate sides. 
 
 j Sciuare wood hoiise painted 
 i white, with red roof. The lantern 
 rises I'roni the centre of the roof 
 
 I .\r!^aiid.! A square beacon lower of wood, 
 [(.standing*- on the entl of the break- 
 I water.) carrying un octagon drum 
 'and lantern, 
 
 1 Argand.l A woodrn tower, i>ainted white, 
 {on the nortli point of the beach. 
 
 1 Argaiid. Circidar iron tower, painted 
 red atid white in alternate horizon- 
 
 . !tal bands. 
 
60 
 
 THE NE WFO VXDL AND A LMA NA C. 
 
 Lig>lit ZI0XIS03, Boacons, otc. 
 
 Li;j,hls in the following list are exhlMtcd from snii.s<'t to sunrise. 
 Til'' distanoes arc all in nantical niilos. 
 
 s 
 
 0.2 
 
 Name of 
 Place. 
 
 
 X'' o 
 
 3^ 
 
 1879 
 
 Pa-s 
 
 Island, er- 
 
 trance to 
 
 Flermitage 
 
 Bay. 
 
 1874 
 
 Boar 
 
 Island, 
 Burgeo. 
 
 Description of Light. 
 
 47.'J0. ir.| ;■)«. 1 ..».0:^ hi.i-ed trJi \U\ 4th ord( r Olop- 
 iric. A //,(7v/ ve(f lii-dit;, Oth or- 
 der l)i()i)iiic. is placed below 
 I he white li.^dit to distin;Lr dsli 
 the roc.^s and re'Ts exte' ^iiri,ijf 
 from tho Wolf rocks, he; ring 
 (from the light house) S 77.47 
 W. tf) Ba^e 'lerie Point S. 
 01.33. The reef over the 
 Wolf rock is .abont Pi miles 
 fiimi the island. At a distance 
 of about 4 milts the two r<>-hts 
 merge into one;. 
 
 47.;'.«.12 57.3.'). 13 Flxcil red, ''-th order Oiop- 
 tric. 
 
 I 
 
 Beacon, 
 Ireland's 
 Eye, en- 
 trance of 
 LaPoile 
 I Bay. 
 18741 Bose 
 Blanche 
 Point. 
 
 47.37.52 58.22.08 
 
 1 1875 
 
 Channel 
 
 Head, 
 Port-au- 
 
 Busque. 
 
 47.35.48. 5S.4l.aO 
 
 47.33.40 
 
 Fixcil icl'ife, 4th order Diop- 
 :'cric, shewing from a bearing 
 [of W. by N. round by north to 
 'west. 
 59.07.0i)| Fixed )c<J, Gth order Diop- 
 tric. 
 
THE AE\\FOLU\'DLAi\D ALMAS AC. 
 
 61 
 
 >('. 
 
 t)i- 
 ow 
 lisli 
 
 Li^ht Hou393, Boacoaa, otc. 
 
 Ll;jlit.s ill Ihu loilowiti;jr lint :ire t'xliibitcd Iryiii sunset to siuniHo. 
 The dittluiitos are nil iu imutlcftl riiileM. 
 
 Dti^crlption oT IJuildiu,'. 
 
 207 
 
 96 
 
 90 
 
 lan 20 
 
 11 ; 270 
 
 11 \mi 
 
 All 
 Seaward 
 
 2 wick I Wood liouse, (hUIcs puiuted 
 
 Coiiceu- 'whit' ,) vvitli UiU. roofs, on vsliich 
 
 trie. Itlie print;ipal liiutern stands. The 
 
 1 Ari;;iMd.!"i^<* sliowinir the red light is 14 
 
 feet lower and at the angle of the 
 
 buildin!:^. 
 
 1 Argand.| Buildings wood. Lijjht t^wer 
 rising I'roni thegaljle of th«) hou^lG ; 
 vertical parth pain ed white, roof 
 i'e<i . 
 
 i A square buildini;; of wood, 
 jpaiiited while, with three black 
 'bands. I^. is supported by four 
 Icbains. 
 
 2 wick 
 
 Clonctiii- 
 
 tric. 
 
 Buildings granite, roofed with 
 slate. Light tower at one corner. 
 
 1 Argand.j The square light tower and the 
 keeper's dwelling an? det:iche<i ; 
 they are oC wood. 
 
on 
 
 THE NE I VFO l/NDLA .Vi> .1 /, V. I Y- 1 C. 
 
 Po^ Signals. 
 
 These will be siOiiiKK'd tiny and ui^^ht lurinjj the <;<>i)llimiiii('e of 
 thick wt-athcr or wnow stormn. 
 
 o 
 1 
 
 j; j Name ol 
 S ! I'hice. 
 
 Dtscrijiiioii 
 Signal. 
 
 of 
 
 1877; Cap(^ St. 
 Fnincls. 
 
 Island, 
 Ciitalina. 
 
 Fort 
 Amherst. 
 
 Powerful Shrn 
 'Trumpet. 
 
 
 rnt(!rv!ils of Sound 
 
 2 1878 
 
 Cape 
 Spt^ar. 
 
 1 1872 Capo 
 j Kaoe. 
 
 1 
 
 Sounded lU'o secoiuls, silL-nt 
 (ivo .seeonds, Moinided tlve see- 
 ondi^ and silent forty-live sec- 
 onds lu each niinnte. 
 I Sounded for live seeittids 
 wirh intervals of .silence ot 
 iliirty-llve .sec<nid.s. 
 Thr.o pound! Durini,' d:iyli?ht, and when 
 chariife Irani :i ;5i.'(^a[)(' S(K.'ar is enveloped in fo.ii 
 ponnd^u* .unn. jthiswillb' di'^eliarjjjed every 
 1 jhonr. A vessel's ijnii ^viU l)e 
 
 '■ answered l»y two iruiiH. 
 
 l'.'(tivprrs.<eil Aif\ Souinled for seven seconds 
 Tfiniipcf. jifi each minute. House wO 
 
 I yar Is N.N.K of IheliMht house. 
 
 : l'rhi«< ahirni is seidoni heard to 
 
 j ,ilic southward of its position. 
 
 Powerful lo Sounded for ten seconds, 
 inch Sfrjm fJ'/i/.v- with int(!rvals of silenc; (d'lifty 
 //r, Isec'Mids in each ndnut". 
 
 18S2' Powles Cottrlonn/ Ait/a- Bearini^s from tin; iUny, 
 'Head, near malic Jr///.v//m/ Powles II<:ad, N. E , distant lA 
 Trepussevi Jii'o//. ' lrail.;s Ca[>e Pine W. J S.. 
 
 i " : ■ !Fr. shwater Point S.K .\ K. 
 
 The attention of Maviners is particularly called to the extronie 
 lainlt/ there is in the /'^/ir/c of sounds. A signal that may not 
 
 un-er 
 
 be heard nntl-.-r certi.in t-.onditions of tlie atmosphere more than I 
 or 2 miles, will uiuhir others reacii ..'0 ov more miles. 
 
 J. T. NEVILLE, lny>e'-tor <f Li.jht IL'mscs. 
 
 Lujlit .Dn>:s — One shilliuLT per ton on ;i!l ves.scls entering any 
 port or harbor of the <.-(.)iony, except eoastinu:, sealiiiii' ijr lisliinjx 
 vcbsels ; but not to be le';ic(l inonithan once in one year. Sealinj^ 
 and coHstiuii; vessel- — sixpence pf.»r ton on roijistered vessels of 40 
 tons and up^'ards; tit'teen shiliinij:s jm.')' ton on all vessels less than 
 40 tons. 
 
 The 19th of Victoria, Cap. -"», Sec. '>, enacts — " Tiiat no .i^reater 
 sura thau £2^) sterlin;2: shall be in any yea)' le\ ied for T.i^bt Dues 
 on any steamer or vessel eaterinii; any port -if this Colony; and 
 no steamer plying tictweeu Europe and any port of North Ameri- 
 ca, and entering any port of this Colony as a port of call, shall Ijg 
 liable to pay any Light Dues or other port charges except pilot- 
 age." 
 
 GaUayUry Head, Maml of Si. Fetrr\s-~A White Flash Light. 
 Elevation above high water, (M metres, (L'ttt English feet). Dis- 
 tance lit which the light is visit)l(! — ISmili's. Tlie light is hidden 
 at the northward by the high laud of St. Peter's. 
 
77//; MiW'/arXDLA.yD ALMJXAC. 
 
 63 
 
 lent 
 seo 
 Ht;c- 
 
 1 1! oi 
 
 i '//" (it ffic s<ii(fli (iih'iiiirrif'St /VV/''.»-Hinr(' IstOcUibcr, Iftna, 
 tlu- <iiliatuc of tin' li.'iibor (if St. I'l tt-r'n i-iilicd S<»uMt Cluiimel, 
 1ms hui'ii murkcd Ijy r.wo .stiiall flxcM li;ri,t,s, oiir ofwhich is a Wliitp 
 Lijilit, illuiniiiiiiiiii,' thict'-!onrMis ufilic lu.iri/oH and j)lav<(l on tho 
 Uattcry, uud tlio oUi.t u red liju'lit, ou U»o plain at the north of Iho 
 town. 'Jlio niiiiij liy,liL Lia.s nu (,'U.'valion of n inflirs, and is visi- 
 ble (5 niiU's. Tlu \ii^\ liylit is '•]^;vai.a 1.) nicli^v-, visible ;i miles 
 distant. The line e<)iinectiiij;;lliese two liglits indicates the mlddlo 
 Chfuinol. 
 
 'J'hc posiru.n of the !•( (1 li<;lit has also Ix-en so determined that 
 as boon as il is seen on the left of L'ape Ea^le. ve>sels enmiiij^ 
 from Columbier, in bea!in;i; into the N.K. enlrnnce, will have no- 
 thiit-.? to Uiw from tlis sl'oals of Cajjo Kou;,'e. 
 
 l.iillit oil till >i)i((h.i'-is! I\>i,iti'iij' Ifir 7s/itH(/ot' J>'{,'.s,ra//ei/ I'f.inle 
 <i /.iruiilc- Froai llie Kt Aii^Misi, lh7l, a li;.;ht lia's ijoeu txhibite(l 
 on The boiitli-west I'oiiil of the Island . f l)o.I.^^, Ml. tlie phiee called 
 I'oiiil a Leeonle. at 400 nietn's (t::: Kniilsii iee' ) al)ove the level 
 
 )f tlie ,sea. It will 1) 
 
 •n n 
 
 leaf wealh 
 
 -- - - -- 7 nulls. The extent 
 
 of tht; lijilit IS eii(uiiis<:i'il)t'd in a seetix uf l');;'^, prc'StMilinju; two 
 cones of li;:id ; oin' white, of lo'-'. will liuht the pas-at^e of the 
 S.fv. so as to perrnii, ses.->e!s. wliieh maintain p(^siMon within this 
 cone to tivoid at the liiibt ih<' .shoal Hataiil»f, nnd to the left tho 
 ro<'k of Cape Noirat il the rorlv Tii rlrand. The sroond cor.c is red, 
 of 123°. It should be avoided by \ cs.sels enteiing l)y the S E. 
 passa^;*', and will enable them, when tluy have <piii.ted the vvhito 
 cone, to c<aiie to anchor in the rt)adstead, or in the Bara(;hoiM, in 
 followin.'.; the line of the wlnteliijlit tVoni Point anx Cannons, and 
 of the red li^lit fr(nn the interior of the <it.y. 
 
 A liffht hons<' has b»en erected by the GovernmeuL of Canada on 
 the western sidi' of Cape Ha}', on the sontli-west coast, of the 
 Island of Newtonndland-lat" 47'^ :>!' N'., lon;x- ;''-J^ W W. A 
 povverfnl llash v.-hite li;ilitls exhibit(;d, niakhiir a compIet,e revolu- 
 tion in two ami one {pnirter minutes, and llashin;;? every ten 
 seconds; at a lon^ distance, however, it has the appearance of a 
 steady light. Thii li<riit e.ui_ pvol)abl} be seen at a distance of iJt) 
 miles, la clear weath<;r. 
 
 The tower is a woodiui buildin^i;-. hexai^rnal in shape, forty-one 
 feet high, and puinU'd while. The keeper's dwelling, also of 
 wood, stands at a little dista)u:c from the lower, and is also paint- 
 ed v.hite. 
 
 The iUmninatin^ apparatus is catoptric, uud coushsts of twelve 
 lamps and rdlectors. 
 
 A foir whi.'-tie is in operation at Cape Uay. It will be blown in 
 thick and Ibi^y weather an 1 durin;^: snow st.irms for ten seconds 
 in ench minute, leavini^ an interval of tlfl.y s(!CODds between each 
 blast. It can be heaid from 'A to 1C> miles. 
 
 Judici.^l Departmont. 
 
 C/ilrf jH.^ii.r--S\r Frederick B. T. Carter, K'.C.M.G. 
 Assistant Jitdge'i — John liayward and Robert J. Pinseut, D.C.L. 
 Attonuij Geiwra/SivW- V. Whiteway, K.C.M.G. 
 Solicitor Gciici'ii/— -lion. James S. Winter, Q.O. 
 
 Clmens Connsel—S'w'W. V- Whiteway, K.CM.G. ; P. Emer.sou, 
 J. 1. Little, D. W. Prowfce, Thomas J. Kou^kIi, A. O. Jlawyard, 
 li. K. W. Lilly, liobert J. Kent, Hon. J, 8. Winter, and A. J. W. 
 McMeily. 
 
 Chief Clerk and Bhgistrar Svpremi: Cwr^—Frescott Emerfion. 
 
64 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDIASD A KM i XA 0. 
 
 Herh of Suprcmf C/urlon Norflurn Cir>'tn'f.--UiW\H W. KiruM-Koi). 
 
 Cfrrk of-' Surrv^nc Coio'f, on S'mlhri'n Circuit — l^imc U. McNi'lly. 
 
 Ktyislnir Sotithrni /)i.sfriri—Ui.'r\ry T. B. Wood. 
 
 Crier of III'- Suiirnnr ^'ourt (ViU 'IHpyfa//'. John Burke. 
 
 fiarrijilvrs ani Aftoi'tifi/n of thtSuprcm'' Court, <ti St. Jo/m's, ac- 
 corJiiu/ to snii'X'lft/. rxrlK.tirc of Attorney and Soliritof Oincral 
 and Queens Cm )is^l-M. ,L O'Miiirt, Henry T. U Wood, U J. 
 rarsouM, jr., John II. Boone, IJ. J. Givtcnti, I* J. Scott, T. V. 
 Wftl.sU, S. B. Carter, II, II. Carter, W. J. llo;;;in, I. R McXelly, 
 (i. M. .Jolin.sou, G. II. iJuierson, jr , Jiihn J. K'niiiiery, M. 11. Curly, 
 F. E. M. Buntinjij, Georj;e LoMfSHiiricr, and Donald MorLsou. 
 
 li,(rr{,<(i'/'.i a;/'/ Attornri/s, Nvythcni Di.ifriet-^llanry A CUft and 
 W. O. Wood, Iltirbor Gruc-i'. 
 
 A tforner/.v at .Dtir—Moluri \l. HnUlcn and W. B. Kt'lli;:rew 
 
 Lan-' Soci'ttf Beiv'h(r.i—V. Emerson, Q C., Sccreiary; Hon At- 
 tornt^y General, J 1. I-ittU;, Q,('., Tlioniu.s J. K<)U}i:h, Q C, U. J. 
 Kent, <.2.C. ; lion J. S. Winter, Q.C. ; A. J, W. McNeily, Q C. 
 Librarian, John Burke. 
 
 iS7<^r///.s -Central District, Thomas Talbot ; Sub-SlierilV, Lionel 
 T. Chancoy, Northern Districi, John lieml.ster. Southern Dli. 
 trlct, James Cart«;r. 
 
 3frt.<>^?rj-/>/-C/«'7j'vvj/— Hon. Geo. II. Emerson, QC. ; Thomas J. 
 Kough, Q C. ; Sir W. V. Whlteway, (.^.C. ; Prescott Emensou, Q C ; 
 Hon. J. S. Winter, Q C 
 
 Supreme Court— i^pr\u}x Term, conimeneing 20th May, to con- 
 tinue three weeks; Autumn Tern), 20rh November, aud to con- 
 tinue three weeks; with power to the Judj^'es to prolong the term 
 from day to day, not exc< edin;^ six days in all. 
 
 *SW/o/i,? (Tf'tcr 2(rw-Tho lirsi Monday in February, March, 
 April and July, and to continue for a period not exceeding; .sir 
 days. 
 
 Commissioners for i/^suinij Mcfuic and Findl Proress atrd Supcenas 
 rchirnablc into the Supreme Court, for talcirnj Affidavits and Me- 
 eognizance of liai! in anj/ Suit pendimj in said Court- 
 Central DiMrirt—W^.rwy T. B. Wood and Prcseott Emerson, 
 Q.('., St. John's. F. F. Furneaux, Kellij^rews. 
 
 Nortfiern Distrirt—Law'is W Emersoi) and HnjOfh W. Trapnell, 
 Harbor Grace. Israel L. McNeil, Carl)i)near. J. Wileox, Bripjus. 
 John Lewis, Lower l.^hind Cove. G. W. U. llierlihy. Bay Roberts. 
 Wm. Holden, Harbor Main. J. A'citch, Holyrood. Wm, Chris- 
 tian, Old Porliean. Kicliard Penny, Heart's Content Wm. 8, 
 Greene and Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity. Moses Parsons. New Harbor. 
 John Miflliu, Cataliua. John G, Skelton and David Candow, 
 Bonavista. Philip Lcvcsconte, King's Cove. James Burden, sr., 
 Salvager Wm. Lang, Grcenspoiid, James Fitzgerald, Fogo. 
 F. Bertenu. Twillingato. John Duder, Betts Cove J. B. Bland- 
 ford, Little Bay. Gideon Way, Mu.s^rrave Town. John M. 
 Haddock, Port-de-Grave. 
 
 Soul/iern J)istrict~~Da\i<i W, Mara, Ferrylaud. Thomas 
 O'Rieiy, Fiacentia. J.Hmes Harney, St. Mary's. James Pittmau, 
 Lamaljue. Geo. Simms, Grand Bank, Francis A, Parsons, Bur- 
 gee. Philip Hubert, Harbor Breton. Thomas W^inter, Burin. 
 A. McKenzie, Channel. Geo. Sutton, Trepassey-. Thomas Dris- 
 coll, Toad's Cove. Henry Camp. Pushthrough, Nathan N. Tay- 
 lor, Bonne Bay. L. J. Barron, Bay of Islands. George E. Lilly, 
 St. George's Bay. Richard Bradshaw, Gaultoiei. CD. Cbambere, 
 Harbor Bnffett. 
 
Ily. 
 
 lent I 
 J. 
 
 jr. F. 
 
 ["rty, 
 ft u;k1 
 
 li At- 
 
 H. J. 
 ^Q C. 
 
 ionel 
 
 27i£' NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 0.'t 
 
 VICI -ADMIUAI.TV <(H;iU'. 
 ^Mr/^r -CliUff .Iiiotioc' t'nv tlu! time ljt.'iii;j, 
 I^r,}is-f r.rr— li K W. Mllv. <.2,C). 
 Mltrslial A. (> IImvwmhI, l^ C 
 
 AV/vvyfA/^rv -I) W. I'n.w.s.', K. K. \V. Lilly and H. T. B, Wood, 
 yt. Johu's ;l^MVis W. KtntMi'»n, Hiiiboi' Oracc. 
 
 CKNIUAI. niSTIUCr COUUT, 
 
 Ju(jf(/is — \). W, l^rowHi!, il , Mini James Gorvoi Couroy. 
 Clerk' nj the C<,art~U. K. \V. Lilly, (^.C. 
 
 NOTAKIKS ITUnC, 
 
 St, Johu'rt lluu Geor^o II. Kmcrsoii, (t F. Hown, Uohort 11. 
 rrowHc, 11. H, W. Mily. Hon K. Mt.rrls, Wm. H. Marc, Thoimia 
 J. Kou«h, Sir VV. \^ Wliiu«sviiy, it .1 I'in.Moiit. Ulchanl H Hol- 
 d<'ti, A. O. Hayvvard, Win (» Wu »d, lion J 8 Wiiitfi, Kol)erL J. 
 l'ar.s.)ns, jr.. J.-luj U B )Oiu!. A J \V. MtiXoily, Jolin T. Glllard, 
 D, J Grt'iMic, Jol.ii iMiliLT, .JtiliM A Kuctifort, G 11, liickliusou, 
 W 1). Halivy, .lumcH J. (;oiii(S, G K. Lilly, Goo. INI JiMiuson, T. 
 W. Spry, Knuicis licrlnai:, K. M. ArcUihaUl, A. V. Hown. 
 
 Harbor Grace'— Lvwis W. l'jn"rsv)n, 11. A. Cllfi, James TJ. I^rys- 
 dalf, Au'lrt'vv S l)i y.<.(lalo, i arboni'ar, Nrat;l L M<'Nril. T'.vil- 
 iiiigatc, Join) L'eyton W.xy IJotu rts, G \V. K Uierahy. Fogo, 
 James Fit,z'i;t;ial'i. Brians, Gt.'orjx^' GnsluKi, 
 
 Southern District— James Carter and lleiiry Beiuiiiig. 
 
 STU'KNDIAUV MAGISTKATKS. 
 
 St. John's -Daiuel V/ootlley I'row.so anlJames Curve Couroy, 
 Judges Ceutral District Court. 
 
 Coiiee})t.ioii liay-— Thomas 1^ Bennett, District Judge, Ilarl^or 
 Grace. 1-i-aci L. McNeil, Uail)oiicar. Jolm Wilcox, Brigus. 
 
 Trinity Bay- Gilbert II. Colo, Trinity: William Christiau, Old 
 Peril can. 
 
 Bonavisfa - David Candow, 
 
 Fogo -James Fitzgerald. 
 
 Twiliiu.gate --Francis Bi rtcan. 
 
 Ferryiaud— David \V. O'AIara. 
 
 Fiaceuna and St. Mary's -Thomas O'Kiciy,^ riaceutia; James 
 Harn(!y, St. Mary s. 
 
 Buriu— James Hippisley. 
 
 Grand Bank — George Simnis. 
 
 F'ortuneBay — Philip Hubert, Harbor Breton. 
 
 Burgeo — John Jordan. 
 
 Channel . 
 
 Little Bay -James B. Blandford. 
 
 .IL'STJCES <.)1' H!K I'KACK 
 
 For the (/Olony of Newfoundlaud— The Judges of the Supreme 
 Court, the members of the Executive Council, and Hon. Ambrose 
 Shea, Hon. E. D. Shea, James J. Kogerson, Hon. W. J S Donnelly, 
 Dauiel W, Prowse, H. K, W. Lilly, Paul Garty, Frederick J. 
 Vallancc, Wm. P. Taylor, JSIatthcvv Fortescue, J. G. Couroy, 
 Francis Berteau, Kichard Kice, S, Baird, Commander W. H. Hall, 
 Lieut. Charles J. Barlow, Lieut. Frederick A. Moysey, Alexander 
 McKeuzie, Geo. Q. Hunt. 
 
 Central District — Stephen Hendell. Hon. John Winter. 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Nort.lieru District — John I*« yton, Jolin T (hililcy, Juliii Tilley, 
 Wm. Christian, AlcxMnder Bnnin( r, .Inlm <} Skclton, David Cnii- 
 dow, Wm. S ixrconr, John Ki-rkt;, ,l;nncs L. rr(,'nd(.'r<;ast, John 
 Wilcox, rhilip Lcvcscontt', James Fit/,;4<^raid, Lewis \V. Enierson, 
 Israel L. McNfil. John Lewis, lU'ubcn Bt ini^tor, Geor^'e Slvelton, 
 JaniOM Alcock, Win. Stiriint;, Nathan .Sornuin, Wm. Lani;, Wni. 
 IJoldeu, Hay Fii'dlater, Jolin Slutchan. Wni V. Taylor, Ciilbert H. 
 Cole, John W. Owen, G. W. K. Vli<'rlihy. Kdwar.i T. Pike, Alex. 
 W, Uremner, Geo, C. UatlicrCord, r;itri(k Xowian. James Tarahnn, 
 John M. Maddock, B. T. 11. Gould, Michael Dwyer, Jame.s Huniei), 
 James WruHor, R. S. Munn, .lului IJartlett, John Mifflin, 
 Samuel Evans, AVm liethbridjje, L C, Watson, James Gardner, 
 Daniel Green, William. Meadu.s, John S. Lockyer, Thomas 
 Wiuser, Michael Bolj;er, (jeor.^e Vardy, Charles Dawe, 
 James Alexander. M.D., Dr. White, Thos. C. Diuler, James 11. 
 White, Frederick Watson, Dani(a Murphy, John Smith, Geo. 
 Gushue, liichard Penny, Josiah Manuel, Acolph Gn/man, John 
 Duder, Joseph Godden, Patrick Deveren:^, Aaron Tilley, 
 Josiah Colborne, Alfred S. Pike, Ezra We(;dou, Lawrence 
 Muckey, Felix .1. McCarthy, Wm. Joyce, John Patit;rson, James 
 B. Bla'ndford, Joseph W. Philips, Mark Osipond, John McDonald, 
 M.D., J. C. Doininy, U. P. llod;;c, J. B. Tobin. 
 
 Southern District—Thomas Henonl', Edwarvl Evans. Owen Pin»', 
 Richard Marshall, Patrick Furionj.;-, Thomas Wlnt'u-, Philip Sorso- 
 liel, John W. English, John Jordan, Richfird McGrath, Phi ip 
 Hoiman, Thomas R, Keats. Frfincis Rt ad, Thoma< O'lvieliy, James 
 Pittman, Henry Bennin^", J. White, iVlicha(!l (Jt^rman, Jolin Fiir- 
 iieaux, Thomas Driscoll, Charles E. Cossman, Davitl W. O'Mara, 
 Wm. Phoran, Moses Tilley, Thomas Ilodc^e, James Harney, Philip 
 Hubert, Charles D. (..'hambeis, Jo>iah Snnill, Patrick Hullivan, 
 James Hippisley, John P. Bradshaw, Nathan Smith, Robt. H. 
 Carey, M.l^. 
 
 CLE15KS OF TIIK IMWCE. 
 
 St. John's— (For Central District) Kol)ert R W. Lilly. Harbor 
 Grace, Hugh W. Trapnell. Carbonear, Jos(]ih McKay. Trinity, 
 W. S. Green. Twillingato, x^aron A. Pearcc. 
 
 CONSTAHfLAnY. 
 
 Inspector and General Superintendent of Constabulary for New- 
 foundland — Paul Carty. St John's — Acting S\ib*lnspe(tor — Jas. 
 Kenna. Head Constables — John Sullivan and Alexander Jackson. 
 Seigeants — Patrick Coady, John Squires, Michael Kearney, I'eter 
 McBay. Cavalry Sergeant— Philij» Lacey. Medical Attendant — 
 Dr. Crow'dy. 
 
 Bay St. George — Sergeant, Jo.^reph Rielly. Constable Geo. 
 Geodland, 
 
 Bay of Islands— Sergeant, Isaac W. Bartlett. Constable, John 
 Badcock, 
 
 Beits Cove — Sergeant, Thomas Fennessy. 
 
 Brigus— Acting Sergeant, William Crimes. Cccstable, Michael 
 Brine. 
 
 Burgeo — Constable, A. Kelland. 
 
 Bay Roberts— Constable, John Forbes. 
 
 Bay Bulls — Constable, Samuel Daw. 
 
 Bonavista— Constable, Thomas Oldl'ord, 
 
 BoDue Bay— Constable, Richard Cleary. 
 
THE ^EWFOl/XDLAXJ) ALMANAC. 
 
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 PilH' 
 
 liurin--Const;iI>le, John riiinuiiond. 
 
 Carbonoiir Seri-eant, Geo. Wiiisluw. 
 
 Caliilina -Constable, Win. li. Baih-y. 
 
 Channel— Con.st.ihlc, John J. Hiiiler. 
 
 Ferry land— Constable, -Josepli Corbett. 
 
 Flowers Cove — Constable, James H. Wilcox, 
 
 Fogo— Constable, Thomas Itees. 
 
 Fortune — Constable, Alfred Dees. 
 
 Greenspond— Constable, Charles Tar^jretc. 
 
 Grand Bank— Co istable, Albert Nevvhook. 
 
 Harbor Breton—Constable, Wm. Lorenzen. 
 
 Harbor Grace Head Constable, Edward DoyV, Sergeant, F. 
 
 Williams, 
 
 Ilolyrood--Aellng Se;-geaut, Daniel Freeman. 
 
 Heart's Content — Constal)le, James Hatcher. 
 
 Harbor Main— Constable, Geo. G. Gliphant. 
 
 Lanialine — Constable, Kd.ijar Kelland. 
 
 I-ittle Buy ConstalMe-;, John Nowlan ani James Sesk. 
 
 Old lA.'rliean—Constabie, Henry Furkes. 
 
 Placentia — Constaljle, Josejili O'Brion. 
 
 Port-de-Grave — Consl.Hble, Nathaniel Petton. 
 
 Portugal Cove — Constable, John Laeey. 
 
 Renews— Constable, Wm. B. O'Brien. 
 
 Salmon Cove, (l^rigus North)— Constable, Jos. Slieppard. 
 
 Trinity--Consta'.)!e, James Ku.ssell. 
 
 Twillingaie— Sergeant, Thomas F. Wei is. Constable, Henry 
 Bert. 
 
 iNsmocToKs OK WKicnrrs AM) ^.ihasukks. 
 
 Thomas Bi'iiie, St. Jolui's. .lulin Bract;, Harbor Grace. — — - 
 , Carbonear. Wui. Horwixid, Bri^u-'. John Miftliu, Rag- 
 ged Harbor tu Spi liar's Cove, iiiclii<ive, JJistrict of Trinity, 
 Constible Hammond, Bnrin, Henry Camp, t'rom Pas:s Island to 
 Ctipe liaHune, District of Burgeo Charles Harris, Gooseberry aud 
 adjacent Islands G. W. U. llicrlihy. Bay Roberts. Wm. D. Cross, 
 north side of Trinity P.ay. John G. Lucas, Fogo. Alarnniduke 
 Clow, District of Fen viand. Albert Sterling, ])i!strict of Fortune 
 liay. Frederick Wyatt. Gi-eenspimd. Gl'o. F. Chri^^tian. Grand 
 Bank. .lames Peyton, 'I'wiliingate. -lohu Roberts, Ward's 
 Haibor. Ji;hn Collin. King's (Jove. John CoUis, Trinity. 
 Charles Randall, Heaifs Conti.'iit. Edward BrU^i, Hurbor 
 Main. Alex. Burke. Harbor Butl'ctt. Geo. LeMoine, Rose 
 Blanche. Geo. S. Field, Monavj-titnii.-. John Sinnott, east side 
 of Placentia Bay. W. G. Pittmaii, Lanialine. Constable t^iiirk, 
 Oderin. 
 
 !Eldi;oatiQaal Institutions- 
 
 hr. lOIIN S AC.VOK.M V. 
 
 Directo-s — Church of Kngland Boa'd— Ris^dit Rev. the Lord 
 Bi-ho)), Won the Chief Jn>tice, Sir F. B. T. Cart='r, K. 0. M. G ; 
 Sir W. V. Whiteway. K.C MG. ; Hon. A. W. Harvey, Rev. A. 0. F. 
 WootI, Jiidm; Prowse, H. G. Goodridij;e, (J(?orge LeMessurier, 
 Head Muster lie v. Joseph F. Phelps. Second M. aster— George 
 
an 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 Rowc. Third IVr.'i-iter — Willhim O'Connor. Cliiirch of Eii^land 
 Girls' School- Miss Nutting; Assisfiiiit TciicIrts, Miss Coeu iiuU 
 Miss A. Nuttin/i:. 
 
 Roman Catholic Roai-<l — Right Rev. Dr. I'owor, Rt, KfV. 
 Moiii^ignor Sears, Most R<:v' Doii;\l(l McDiMifitd, Rov. M. A. 
 Fit'/KHralU, Rev John Ryan. Jos<i)li I. Little, lion, Thomas Talbot, 
 W. y. Walsh, I). J. Greene, lion. James Fox. 
 
 General Protestant Boarcl-Revds. M. Iliu vey, L. G. &Iacueill, 
 D. Beaton, and Hon. Rol)ert Thorburn, J Goodfollow, W. .Boyd, 
 L. T. Chancey, H. W. Seymour. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND MKTlIODLsr .\CADKMY. 
 
 Directors— Rev. John S. Peach, Rev. W. W. Pereival, Rev. 
 Chas. Ladner, J. J. Rojierson, lion. C. R. Ayre, W. i'itts. John 
 Bemister, A. J. W. McNeily, B.A. ; II. nry J. 15 Woods. Principal 
 
 —Robert E. Holloway, B.a'., F.C.S. Secijud Master 
 
 Third Master— J. W. Nicliols. Mi.^s linlley. 
 
 Board of Examiners— Rev. G. S. Miili^i^uu, M,.\.; Rev, W. W. 
 Pereival, R. E. Holloway, B.A., F.C.S. 
 
 IIAT'.UOU GIIVCK GUAM.'MAU SCHOOL. 
 
 Directors — llu^h W. Trapuell, John Ryan, Mark Parsons, Thos. 
 R. Bennett, Patrick Devereux. Master — James ]Mnnn. 
 
 CARBONKAR GRAM.MAR SCEIOOI,. 
 
 Directors— -Rev. W. J. Iloyltrs, W. Ilawkcr, John Pearco, and 
 John Ryall, Church of En:j;land Branch, liev. J. Connor and 
 Richard McCarthy, Roman Catholic Bran<'h Rev James Dove, 
 Lsrael L. McNeil, B. T. H. 
 Branch. 
 
 Gould, and Wm. Penny, Methodist 
 
 COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURCH SOCIKTV. 
 
 [Incorporated 1h.j2 — Instituted oria:inally as the Newfoundland 
 
 School Society.] 
 
 Patron— Her Most Gracious Majesty the Qneen. Vioe-Patrons 
 — His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, Hi.'? Grace the Arch- 
 bishop of York, His Grace the ArcIibi>iiop of Arrna;^h. President 
 — the Most Honorable the Mar(|uiv of Cijolmomh^ley ; and seventy- 
 two Vice-Presidents, consisting,' of Peers of the United Kingdom, 
 English and Colonial Bishops, Deans, Colmjial Governors (in- 
 cluding the G.jVernor of Newfoundiand), Members of Parlia- 
 ment &c. 
 
 Correspondiuji Committet; in Newfoundland— President, liight 
 Rev. the Lord Bishop of NewJbiindland ; Viee-Proident, Sir W. 
 V. Whiteway; Treasurer, Rev. W. Pilot; Secretaty, T. Clift; in- 
 hpector, J. W. Marriott; lion. J. Winter, Theottore Clift, 1). W. 
 p'ro^'^se, P. Emerson, Hon. J. S, Winter, Coniuiauder Robinson, 
 Rev. II. Heygate, Stephen Rendell. 
 
 School Teachers— St. John's (Central School), D.iniel Currie, 
 boys; Miss Hopkins, girls ; Miss Pride, infants ; Trainitrg Pupil 
 Teachers of the Society- Miss Gout, Miss Fnr/,e, Miss Holden. 
 Belloram, Miss Wilmore. Petty llarl)or, Mr. and Mrs. IJishop. 
 Port-de-Orave, Mr. and Mr-<. Maddoek and Miss Andre>vs. 
 Harbor Grace, Mr. and Miss Vv^ard. Ileatt's C(>ntent, G. Adams. 
 Trinity, E. CoUis and Miss Lockyor. Salvage, Mr ami Mrs. 
 Tulk. Greenspond, Mr. okidlngton. Swain's Island, Edward 
 
 Bishop. 
 Pitcher. 
 
 Fogc, Mrs. Plomer. Great St. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. 
 
THE SE\VJ'()i;yi)LAM> A I.)! Ay AC 
 
 69 
 
 g I ail (I 
 u iiud 
 
 Rev. 
 H. A. 
 'alhot, 
 
 cueill, 
 Boyd, 
 
 Kcv. 
 
 John 
 
 iucipal 
 
 CIIl'KCIl OK K\(!I,VM> MOAin)> nl' I'.Un'ATtON. 
 
 Si. John's— Uevds. !■: Uvunl Uolwood, A.. ('. F. Wood. Aiiild'ose 
 HeV.-aU-.T. Nfif.-iuitiid ^'r U' Y. WhitcA-:,y, Ilnii Dr. Wiiit.T, 
 Hon. A. W. ir;irv(y, JinU'c i'fovvsc. Dr. ("'I'wwdy, G'^ori^Mi T. 
 Ut'ii(h.-ll, J L Diichetnii), II. J. Suihh, IbM. Caitor. 
 
 Biiiriw--Ii,.v. ]{, n. T;iyi<^r, Kov. Charles Bvk r, Wm. Ander- 
 soii, MI") ; John Sinitli. John RarMotl, K'-bcrt, WvWs, (Salinou 
 Cove,) Elijah Bi-h.»!), (iiuriit. Head.;) 
 
 ]'ort -do-Grave Rev. J. C. Harvoy, Jvdm .Androw.s Thonia.s RaL- 
 ton, M. Duue. Gl'oijjo Andrews. 
 
 P.iy Hohi-rts— li- V. \\. C. Shears. ("harl(>s Dawo, Isaac BarUett, 
 Dr. Wni. Fra/.cr, Ed Dawe (Cok-y's Point.) K II. Taylor, 
 
 Spaiihird'-- Ray — Mvw. — -- — , aud liobcrt Gos.se, Jacob 
 Gos.se, Josiah (io.-so, f Hisliv.>p's 0. ve ) 
 
 Harbor Grace — Rev. is. J. M. Noel, J S. SandersoiK A. C. 
 "Warren, N. LrMo; ic. ;i!i,l Roh.cri Gosse, Jos^'[)h Go<iden. Thomas 
 K. Bennett, II. Fi'Zfj:crah!, W. 11. Eanc. 
 
 CiU'bcnear — Geortre Croekcr, Dr. J. Hyill, Arnbr.»se Tucker, 
 Charles F(;r\V!wd, William Uawker, Junes 15 'nnett. 
 
 Bay-de-Verds~Rev (J. S. Ch:\ird)orlain, Geori^e Cidl, (Oaplin 
 Cove) ,}(.M!as Garrett, Wni. II. Jacol^s, Charles BUiud')!], Henry 
 Stephens. Wm. Meadii.s, (Grates Cove.) 
 
 Tnidtv I'i'oper— Rev. C. II. .lolmson, cVlex. Rremuer, Dr. White, 
 Wm. Hart, G. II. Col>-. 
 
 Trinity Bay SoiUh— R.-v. G. S. CIiaml)cr!ain, Wm. Meadii.s, sr., 
 James Wats'-.n, Noah liendy, ,Scilly Cove.) 
 
 [I.] The Distric 'it' Trinity Ray Wtv<t >iiMll consist ol' and in- 
 cbid'! ad that part of ihe ICi-'etoi d Dist ict of Tr'nity Ray lyiny 
 between Graces C'tvc, exeius.ve, .ind Siioal Hi kvh- inclusive, the 
 Board lo mee; at He.irt s Conten'.. 
 
 [2. J The District of R;uido;n siiall extend from Chance Cove, ex- 
 chi.^ive, to Smith's Sound, Ra^uloin Islan.l, inclusr. t?, the Board to 
 meet at Heart's Ea'^e, 
 
 Random — Rev J. S. .Saumlerson, Ed. B<ui.son, John Vey, Geo 
 Vardy, John Dutfett. 
 
 Trinity Bay West-Rev. C E Smith ami James Mooi-e, (Heart's 
 Content,') Ib'nrv Percy. iScdly Cov,-.; Fred Pitt'nan, John North- 
 over, (New Periican.l'james i.'ea.i, (Tbart's Di.'li<4;htj John Jerritt, 
 (Shoal Har!)or.) 
 
 New Harbor— Rev. A C Wa<,diorii, and Robert Cranford, Albert 
 Georije. John P-ett v. (Di do.) ' Elisha Ed'ord, (Warners c:ove,) 
 Tho.sV Wnri'-n, M'hanre Cove,) Ciiarles C'rocU^r, (Green s Harbor ) 
 
 Trinity Bav North Revd.s. R. Sn,iL!i. Walter R. Smith, and 
 Philip Fobnv', John RautUll. Spra,„ne Ficcma-!. Jnhn Fo^s^ie, John 
 Bistow, Geo. Christi.in, jr. 
 
 Tririitv Rav East Rev. J. G Cra.u-', D. R<nnie, Thoma.s Stone., 
 John Midlin,' Peter Maitio, Thoncas .Miriin, G" ». lliymond, sr. 
 
 Bonavisla Ray Sou' I. -Rt'v. A. E. C Raylv, Dr. Skeltou, Samuel 
 MiflVm, >i\'., Joseph 15rown, .losepii R »lls. 
 
 Ro.eui<:a Bav West--R.v W Ivirijy, J.hn Collin, Frederick 
 Shears, Robert, "P n^y, Mai -hew Wau^h, Samuel * "oilin, Samuel 
 .Brown. 
 
 [J.] The District of Bonavista R ly Nnth shall consist, of Mud 
 include a:l th:it |)ait of the ElecMnvd District of Bonavista P.ay 
 from F<eshwat-r Bay lo Cape Fieel--, iucluding Hare Bay, Fair 
 
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 THE XEWFOUSDLAXD ALMANAC. 
 
 Isbuuls, Doer I-»iiiii(U, aiul oMkm" IslaniN within said limits, and 
 that p rt of tho Klcctonil hist.rirt of Tvvillirmato and Po<;o lyin.^ 
 hctu'ccn C;ip<.' Fuels aiul Rair;4i'(l Ilarlxn-, on tlio Stra\u;lit Shore, 
 inchisivi, 
 
 Boiiavistii Jiay Nwrth--R('v. J C. rirai'-e:. Dr. George Skeltou, 
 Frederick VViiite, John C. Dominy, Win. Ke;in. 
 
 [4.] The District uf Sjilv.i<.'e shall consist of and inelude all Ts- 
 lauds and ><ettlernent'< fruni Ciode Sound to Lon^ Irslands, thence 
 to (Joosviberry Ishii.ds, intUisive. 
 
 8alvnj(e — Rev. II, M Sklnuer. and James Dnrden. John 
 Brown, jr., Joseph IIoii.s(\ jr., Wm. Mosm, John Squires, A. 
 Turner. 
 
 Greenspond -liev. W. Howe, Wni. Kine, Peter House, Darius 
 Blandford, Sainn.l \)i\\y, 
 
 jrnrro— ii(>v. C. Miek. 11. J. Earle, James KolKs,jr , Josiah Water- 
 man, Nathaniel Banks. 
 
 Twillint^ate — Revds. Robert Temple, Widter Smith, (llerrinc: 
 Neck,) John llewett, and Win Leiht.irid.ijft', Jo^iah ('()ll)orne, H. P. 
 Rice, Robert Lewis, John Sciuire^i, (Herrinii; Neck.) 
 
 Notre Dame Bay, (NTorLh.) Exploits, Burnt Island Revds. W. 
 Smith, John Hewitt, 11. P. Hiij:y:iuson, and Churles Collins, Thomas 
 Winser, F. J. Vallance, G -o. Sevior, 11 T. Stinarry, Geo. Payne, 
 Leander Gill, Giles Footo, Horace Herbert, Geo. Rowland, 
 William Alcock. 
 
 Ferryland — Kev. G. EUin^ham, James Carter, P. Winsor, John 
 Morey, lioberL Morey. 
 
 P'aceu'ia— Rev. J, Kiuy^vvell, Rich:ird Collett, Joseph Shave, 
 Geo. Dicks, (Harbor Bulfett.) S'uuiel (^jllin, (Spencer's *"ove,) 
 Nelson Bailie, (Uderin.) 
 
 Burin R -v. A S H. Winsor, Francis Jicrteui. Louis S. Butler, 
 Joh\i Paul, Geo Baker, Charles HoUett, Thorn is Winter. 
 
 Lanialine— Rt'V. J. Darrell, J. Piitmau, Thomas Laskey, James 
 Pittman, Henry Ha.skeli, sr., John Cake, 
 
 Fortune Bay— lie v. W. K. White, Dr. C. Fit/.-jerald, John Gaul- 
 ton, (Harbor Briton,) Kev. Wm. Ilaynes, and Edward C. Gallop, 
 (HennitaiT" Cove.) Rev. G^ o. Bishop and Geo. S-'clgrove, (Bello- 
 raui.) 
 
 Burgeo— Revds John Cunniuirham, E. Coiley and Dr G Hunt, 
 Charles M. DeQuittviUe, John Jordan, Stepiien Vatcher, Wm. 
 Anderson, sr. 
 
 LaPoile— R<«v. Th'\<. P. Massiih, P. II. 'Jorsoiiel, Francis Read, 
 Thomas Ridout, J. Rolls, (i.'o. L.;Moine, Jam-s Arnold, (Petites ) 
 
 Channel— Rev. T. A, Goode, N. Smith, J. LeMoine, W. T. Dicks, 
 F. J. Tweedle, Jo.-eph SmaU. 
 
 Inspector — Rev. W. Pilot. 
 
 MKTllODIST BOAUI>S OV KDUCATIOX. 
 
 St. John's-— Revds. W. W. Percival, Thomas II, James, and J J. 
 Rogersou, Hon. E. White, John Steer, Geo. Gear, R. E Holloway 
 B.A.; A. J. W. McNeily, B.A.; II. J. B. Woods, S. Kni-ht. J. w! 
 Pitts, Geo. W. Mews. 
 
 Pouch Cove— Rev. Robt. Bramfitt, Clement Hudson, Chns. 
 Pippy, Ezra Chuichill, Jolui B. East<'rbiook, John Jlouiton, 
 Matthew Butler. 
 
 Bri.i:us — Rev. John Goodison, A, Barthtt, Geo. Gushue, S 
 Whehai, Geo. C. Crosbi<>, John Bartlett, II. Roberts. 
 
THE NE WFO IJNDLAND A LMANA C. 
 
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 A. 
 
 Cupids -Kev. Jmiik's Dove, Alfred Smilii, Guo. Smitli. Sunuu'l 
 Spracklin, Francis Nu.^ic worthy. 
 
 Port-di'-(lrave— Kov. F. G. Willcy, Wai. Kelland, A. Bursey, W. 
 T. Booiio, Jolui llauipton. 
 
 Bay Roberts -Kev. K(lj.Mr Taylor, Isaac Mcrcor, (of Benjamiu,^ 
 At^iicr Snovv, Sauiucl JSlerccr, .Scilonuxi Freiuh. 
 
 Harbor Grace — Kev. Geo Boyd, Joliii IJeniisler, Bernard Parsons, 
 Willis I'arsous, Win. Slepheusou, John Tr:ipiu'll. Jan.es Tarsons. 
 
 Carbonear Rev, Chas. Ladiier, JdIui Rcuke, I. L. McNeil, B. T, 
 II. (iould l^)berL Maddock, Win Guy, F. T. Hemister. 
 
 Bay-de-Vfrds — Kevds. "Wju. Swan, T. W. Atkir.son, and Wm. 
 Jennings, John Lewis. Wni. L»ui'y, Thomas Hilhinl, J. Dianionti. 
 
 Trinity Bay Suutii — Ki\' Geo. Paine, Wni (~'ini-iti'in, Ebenezer 
 M:nib, Elia> Maich, 1^( itj-'uuiii Bi'ii^ioii. Jnnie>, Burt. Elijali Benson. 
 
 Haiit/s Ilaibv.r li.-v. G-o. 1' Stoiy, ^■:(•])olas Short, (^harles 
 Gieen, Wn). Singh', l\e,ul>en Bcmi-U'r, Jauius Gulliford. 
 
 Trinity Bay W. sL— Rrv. (^ V Wilicy, llei.ry March, Thos. New- 
 hook, Samuel Bruce, Uezekiah Burt., Ab>;ilun) March. 
 
 Raudorn — Rivds. Jessie; IlayliiMd. Jjums I.uni>den, and Aaron 
 Tilley, liezekiuh Blundell, MatiliiMs Maitin, NeheuHah Frost, Wni. 
 Blundell. 
 
 Trinity Bay North— Rev. Geo. J. Bond, John Cross, G. F. Stoue- 
 niau, Geo. Christian, Wrn. Buiru< n. 
 
 Trinity B.jy East-~Rev. Jabt./- Ilill, Benjamin Snelgrove, Win. 
 Norman, Joiii: liicks, Caleb Diamond. 
 
 Bonavista Bay South— Rev. John I'ratt, Jidiez Saint, Jas. 
 Saint, Stephen .ibbot, John Swlies, Altednego Hobbs, Richard 
 Cole. 
 
 Bonavista Bay West —Rev. W 11. Edyvean, John Oldfoni, sr., 
 Elias Brown, James Oldlield, John Perry, Wiiliatn Pye, VViiliam 
 Matthews. 
 
 Bonavista Bay North— Rev. Solomon Matthews, G(M>r^'e Allen, 
 George I o\V(h.M), Geo. W. Ilaiui, Janes liurry, Mark Dowden, 
 Japliet Sainesburiy. 
 
 j.\j(ro_Kcvds. Anthony Hill, W. J. Dunn, and Robert Scott, 
 Thos. C. Duder, Jos<'{)h 'Waterman, AllVe<I Pike, Wm. Perry. 
 
 rdnsgravi- il;ui)or— Rev. J. B. Ilea!, .lohn Wmicwiiy, James 
 Hicks, R. Wellon, i'homas Elliott. 
 
 Twillingite— Rev. Jeremiah Emlu'ee, Peter S;aiivva.\s, W. 
 Ilodder, Elias Roberts, Isaar Mo(jres, sr., John Minty, A. Lintujid. 
 
 Moretou s HarV)or and Exploits - Revds Josepli Parkins James 
 Pincock, nud Mark Osmond, Josiah iManuel, Henry Knight. 
 
 Notre Dame Bav (North)—- I{evds. Joseph Lister, J. J. Munson, 
 and Wm. Mercell, Henry Knight, Jus. Strong, R. Bai.stone. 
 
 Placentia Bay— Rev. Snmuel Snowden, Thomas Giles, James 
 Holiett, Edmund Read, James Widiams. 
 
 Burii. - Rev. Wm. KeudUl, Rev. Samuel Snowden, Owen Pine, 
 Richard Paul, John Weare, Geo, Bi^iiop, Benjamin HoUett. 
 
 Fortune- -Rev. R. W. Frtjcmtin, Jame* P. Snuok, John E. Lake, 
 Wrn. P. Lake, John M. Hickuiai.. 
 
 Grand Bank— Rev. James Nurtt', Morgan Foote, Geo. Forsey, 
 John Forsey, Thomas A. Hickman. 
 
 LaPoile— Revds. John Bowell. ILmry Abraham, ana Saul 
 Bonuel, Win, Stoue, Geo. EUswortii. 
 
72 
 
 TnE yEWFOUXDLAND AIMAXAC. 
 
 ('h!iiiHfl~Kcv. Win. TniU, John J'.tole, Thoiuus VooW, Win. 
 Ilickmim, Jolni Uuti. 
 
 Supcriuteu(li)Jt— Ui*v. Gl'o. S. Milii.y';ui, LL I). 
 
 IK.'.MAX C'AllluLUJ S(..'Ilu(»r,S. 
 
 St. ratrick s Sciiool (t)(>ys) — T<.':icii'.'r.-', the (Mnisliun Brothers. 
 
 St. rulrick's, Kivc; head— Teachers, William Carroll and Maurice 
 Boriia. / 
 
 Harbor Grace— St. I'at rick's Fre.; School (boys)— Teacli.:^, 
 MicUacl Scully. 
 
 liD'lAN t'VI'lIOMC liO Vi;i).S MI'' laH'CATK^.V. 
 
 St. Johu'.-i — Mo.st: lu.'V. Dr. J*ow(M', H«mi Kdw ml Morris, Hon. 
 E. 1). Shea, iion. .Times Fo:i, John Casey, J. G. (^ouroy, U. J. 
 Kent. 
 
 Harbor Grace, Carl)oii -ar, I] ly d vVei'ds and Tiiiiity (.s<uiLh and 
 Wesij— .\Io>^t, U(;v. K'lnaid McDiUi.Ud, James L. rieudei.i,Ms!, Patk. 
 Deverenx, '1 hoinis Green, Jannss JinUr-r. .\ii drew Dry^dale, (Har- 
 bor Grace.) Kichat'il Mc(,\u'thy. J(i.>-cpii Mi Ivay, Manrice Maloue, 
 (CartjDiK'ar. ) 
 
 Brigui — Kev. E. F. Wal>h, J. Taraluui, James Moore, Patrick 
 Nowlun. Kichard Delaney, sr., Patrick Bropliy. 
 
 Harl)or Maiiv-Very Rev. Jeremiah O'Donnell, Wm. Holden, 
 Wm Wooilfoi'd, , J jhn Kennedy, sr., (Hirbor Main,) John Kennedy, 
 sr., (Holyro'xi,) Ja.nes Hearii, jr., (('olliers,) \Vm. Muore, sr., 
 (Salinou Cove.) M. Wade, sr., (Conception Harbor.) 
 
 Tiinity Bay Nurtli — Rev. J. Carolan, (Bonavist.'i, ; l\itrick Mur- 
 phy, liob-rt Luwinr, (Trinity,) K.lwar.l r^lurphy, 'J\ MctJormiick, 
 (Cataliua,) Jei'eiuiali Scanion, Joim Dwody, (Ra<i'y;ed Harbor ) 
 
 Bonavista Soiali— R>!V. Win. Vriicli, (Kiiris Cove,) William 
 Konjj;!), (liouavisla,; Wm. Aiyward, (Kiui'Mi'.'s C>)ve,) S. Ryan, 
 (Broad io\e,) J liiii Murphy, Keels,,, A. MalloNuey, iTickle 
 Cove,) James L'>\)i;, {*.\i<.u Hall.) Ji.diu Chievers, (Plate Cove,) J. 
 Mnllovvney, (Ineliau .Arm.j 
 
 Bonavista .Xorili — Rev. \\'m. A'eitch, (Kin^ s C<»ve,; ,folin 'lur- 
 ner ((..'otlells l;<l:iiid,) Micliaei Cashin, (Goo.>^ei)erry l^lan,i,) vSam 1 
 Kelly, sr , i^Burnt Island,) Xieholas JJatterton, (Greenspond.) 
 
 Fogo — Rev. James lJ:ovviu J. Fitzgerald, Miles Burke, (Joe 
 Bat 8 .Vrin, , Wiliiam Green, .l)ani<-l Bryan, ('rill on Harbor.) 
 
 Ferrykui.l --Rev. M A. Ciancey, 11. O'Neil, P. Jackman, Nichola.'' 
 Power, R. Ca.^hin. (lerald Jackson. 
 
 Bay liidis — R<.:v. ^^ichoias Roach, -losepli J, VVilliaras, Thunii-5 
 Driscoil, J. Backler, M. Casey, Michael Carew, ■; Witless Bay,) 
 Thomas Gatherali, (Balline. ) 
 
 Great Piacentia — Rev. C. Irvine, .Maurice Power, Thomas 
 Kielly, .John Siunot, Francis Mooney, Samuel Collins. 
 
 Little Piacentia — Rev. R'obert Breunan, Thomas Freeman, Alex. 
 Burke, ,lohu Rielly, Tlionias I'Leats. 
 
 Piacentia W^est— Rev. Wm. Doutncy, Wm. Brown, J. Ryau, 
 John Heunessy, Michael l>vv}er, P. Murphy, jr. 
 
 St. .Mary \>— Rev. ii. G'l.).»nneil, J. Wal.>h, John Grace, William 
 Burke, Michael Faguu, J. Murphy, ,'. \Viielau. 
 
 Trepassey— Rev. W. Born, J. VVajdietou, John Tobin, J. 
 Devereux, John Neil, jr., John Hevvitt. 
 
 Burin— Rev. V. Reaidou, R. Marshall, J. Po\ver, M. Marshall, 
 Wm. Fitzpatruk, Thomas Gorman, Patrick U'Keil, A. Mai'diiali. 
 
TJIE XK]VFOUX])LANL) ALMANAC. 
 
 73 
 
 St. Lawrenco— lii'V. J. Walsiu:, F Mo('u11'J<1i, iviul Honry 
 Hoiiniiijjf, (Liimaliut'.) Jaiiu-.s VV.iIsii, (Liuvii) llu'_cli, Vuvusur, (St. 
 Luvvrenc, .) 
 
 FortiiM'! IJiiv-U'v. ,1 i>. Wli-iau, V. \\\\v\w, W. Murkc, T. riiirke, 
 jr , T Kiii-scilti, T. Il.j.ini. 
 
 Fortuuo ILirbor— Rev. >). Fl}'!)!!, .luniCM Livor, Michael Byrne, 
 liicliard Ilaiiiiltoa, .SamiU'l (fillispit-*, Ki^jluird Citurk, MaiLliew 
 (ilaviuf. 
 
 .SiiijeriuLcuilent.— M FciHilMii. 
 
 rKKSHYTKiil.VN IIOAIJD Ol' I'.IH CATION. 
 
 Harbor (iracc— Kov Aloxauder Uo>.-s, Goo. C. IJuthorf >rd, Joha 
 Patterson, W. II. Tuoinpson. 
 
 OON'OUKG.VlIONAr. UO\UI) OF KDUCAI lOX. 
 
 St. Joior.s —lit;v. 1). I>''aloii, .loliu lliiddon, l*r(;si'()tt, [iiiUey, 
 l\i(;lrrrvl ikirii.^, Al«!xaijder Cruiksh.ink, Joliii Cowan, H. \V. 
 Soymour. 
 
 T'lspt'ctor -Tht; Church of F.nirlaufl and Meliiodi,>-t Inspectors 
 nlternalely 
 
 NKWlorM>l-.VM> IIIOI KSrAN r IIJAIMNM.; SCHOOL. 
 
 Honorary I)ir<. ctois —Ur\ !•. B(!aton, .John Haddou, Alex. 
 Taylor, L. T. Chanc y, II. \\ . .Sfyninur, lifihcrt Barnes. 
 
 Head Misires«< Mis.^ 1'. Good ; A<;i.inir Mistre.s.s — Mi.s.s M. Good; 
 Assistant— Mis.s !.•. B.irncs 
 
 £lcolosiastic:il Department. 
 
 ('ll{'U<:U OF KNGLASn 
 D I <j c !•: -. i: oi' .\ i; \v i' o i: n o l a n d . 
 
 lit. Ilcv. Lli'Wi'llyn .J ri('>, l>.l)., LwA HNhop if Xi'nfoujuilaud, 
 
 Cotninissary in Xcvvt'oundiaiKl -Rev. Iviward Bor.wood. 
 
 C'vnud.s.sary in Knglaud—Ucv. WilHani Joue.«. M. A., Bnru.side, 
 Kendal. 
 
 Commissiiry in Bi-r u ula— Ui'V. J. liUniley Lough. 
 
 l)KANi:UV Ol AV.VLOV. 
 
 liev. Edward Botwooo, , Kur.il Dean,) Sr. Miry s, St. John's. 
 
 Itev. Edward Col ley. Top-^ail and Fox Trap. 
 
 Uev. Joso,)!). F. I'ht ips, (/hurch oCEiiichind Acidemv, St John's. 
 
 Kt'.v. Arthur (V F. Wovl, M.A., S,. Ttioum,^ s, S,. "j*»tin ^. 
 
 Rev. WiQ Fdi>l, BD., Si. .Joliii'.s; G ov-ernnieiii lu-^pe'itor of 
 Church of En^dand Scliools. • 
 
 Mvv. 'J'i)iioi)hdus (}. NeLtOii, Petty Harbor and Pouch Vosa. 
 
 Kev. Anibrotsc Hcyi^are, M.A,, (/"atljidral. 
 
 Rev. Heury Uunileul, 8c. Thoian.s'rf, St. Jolin's. 
 
 R«v. Wni. Nettcn, St. John'.s. 
 
 Rev. J. S. Thompson, Catlii'dral. 
 
 Rev. W. T. Johnson, B.A., Torbay ; Principal Theological Col- 
 lego, St. John's. 
 
 DEANEKV OF CONCEiriON KAY. 
 
 Rev. Jame.s C. Harvcy, (Rural D':'du,) Port-d^.-Grave. 
 
 Rev. John Goddeu, Carljjncar. 
 
 Rev. Roberc H. Taylor, Brigus, 
 
 Rev. Geo. S, < haaiberlain, Bay-de-Verd:?. 
 
 Rev. John M. Noel, Harbor Grace. 
 
 Rev. Wm. C. Shearb, Bay Roberts. 
 
 Rev. Alfred C. Warrea, Upper Iblaud Cove. 
 
THE NEWFO UNDLAND ALMA XA C. 
 
 Rev. Ctiarlfs Baker, 8almou Covo. 
 
 Kev. T. S- SaiHlorsnn, Harbor Grace (South-side.) 
 
 Rev. N. Lc'Moiuo, Harbor Grace. 
 
 DKANKUV OF TKINITY IJAY. 
 
 Rov. Beujamin Smilli, (Kiiral Dean,) Trinity East. 
 
 Rev. John G. Crajirtr, ('n'alliia. 
 
 Rhv. Waller K. Smith, Trinity East. 
 
 Rev. ArtliurC. Wngliorn, New Harbor. 
 
 Rev. H. C. II. Jolmson, Trinity West. 
 
 Rev. Charles E. Suiilh, Heart's Content. 
 
 DEANKKY OF HON AVISTA HAY. 
 
 Rev. Anj;nstns E. U. liayly, (Rnral Dean,) Bouavista. 
 Rev. Wni. Kirl)y, Kin.u's v;ove. 
 Rev. Win. How, Grecnspond. 
 Rev. Theodore R. Nurs's Hrooi-lyn. 
 
 UllANEliY <>J' NOTHK DA.MK BAY. 
 
 Rev. Robert Temple, ^Rncal Dean,) Twilliiigate. 
 
 R«;v. Christ ■piier Meek, Foj;o. 
 
 Rev. Jolm Hewitt, Henin^ Neck. 
 
 Rev. J. W. Temple, Wliite Ray. 
 
 Rev. George Crane, Exploits and Tilt Cove. 
 
 DEAXEJ'.V OK I'LACKNTIA B-\Y. 
 
 Rev. Jotiu Kinj^weil, Harbor Butfi;Lt. 
 Rev. Josiah Darrel, Lainalint'. 
 Rev. Alfred S. Winsor, liuriu. 
 
 ORANERY OK KOUTUIVK BAY. 
 
 Rf'V. Wm K. White. (Rural Dean.) Harbor Rriton. 
 
 Rev. .Joliu Cinmii);^hani, Riirgeo. 
 
 Rev. Thomas A Goode, Channel. 
 
 Rev. George Bishop Ilt-rmitage. 
 
 Rev. William Haynes, Belloram. 
 
 Rev. Thoma> P. Quiuton, Rose Bianchn. 
 
 DEANERY OF >TUAIT OF BELLE I8LK. 
 
 Rev. Joseph J. Curlin«, (Rural Dean.) Bay of Islands. 
 
 Rev. ( hiirles J«ff«'ry. St. Geor-jes JJay. 
 
 Rev. Gharlcs AV. Hollnnds, Bonn.' B ly. 
 
 Rev. F, E. J. Boyd, Flower s Cove. 
 
 Rev. Edwin Weary, Battle Harbor, Labrador. 
 
 THEOLOGICAL COLLEOE. 
 
 Vis i /or— The Lord Bishop. 
 
 CouncU—'l'he Lord Bishop, and Revs. E. Botwood, J. F. Phelps 
 A. C. F. Wood, A. Heygate. 
 
 Pri)U'ipaf—liev. W- T. Johnson, B.A. 
 
 Stiident—AhGl Watkins. 
 
 DIOCESAN SYNOD OF VEWFOCXDLAND. 
 
 President, Right Rev. the Lord Bishop; Clerical Secretary, Re- 
 A. Heygate; Lay Secretary, G. T. Rcndell; Treasurer, *Henr 
 Cooke; Auditors, Rev, A. C. F. Wood and Jolm Goodridge. 
 
 JEai'cutive Committee— The Lord Bishop, Revds. E. Botwood, E 
 
 Colh-y, J. F. Phelps, A. Heygate, W. Pilot, A. C. F. Wood, anc 
 
 Kir W. V. Whiteway, Hon. A. W. Harvey, Hon. J. S. Winter. 
 
 ^ "^ ^,eudell,T. S. Smith, C. Crowdy. Secretary, G. T. Bendell. 
 
THE XEWFOUXDLAXD ALMAXAC. 
 
 75 
 
 mnTAN CATHOLIC crn'RCIL 
 
 DIOOKSK OK SI. (OHN'M, NKWFOl?M)LAM). 
 
 [Sul»j''i:K iinnicdiaLHly to Mu: llo'y Soe J 
 
 Formrr P>rl tles—Mi. Kev Dr. ( i'Dmnnki.l, tlioil lt<ll; Kt. Rev. 
 Dr. L\>njKi:T, dli^cl 1817; TU, Hev. Dr. .S(\vxl.vn, dle.l IS;'. -lit. 
 K«v. Dr Fi.KMi.vi;, di.d IH.'jO; IlL. Rov. Dr. Mrr.i.oOK. di-d WA) 
 
 Prescn' flis/toj) - Rt. Rev- TlioniH J »scpli I*ou(M', .>r,\., con 
 
 secriitod in Uoiiu', 'riiiiLly Sunday, 1870, Dy his Eiaini;nco CarnUml 
 Culleu. 
 
 Vica)'-Cr(un'ral -Vory Rev. Ardulfiicon O CoN.vou, IM'. 
 
 Dean — Vacant. 
 
 CIll.nClIKH .Wn Cl.KltOY. 
 
 St. Joliifs Ca'lK'dnd, V«mv Hhv. Wni. Forristal, .\dministrator ; 
 Kev. I'utrick Dtdaney, li'.sv. Dr. lluvvloy. 
 
 St. I'atrick's, K<.v. John Ryan. 
 
 Sl. IVtor's, R'V. Jolui Sjott. 
 
 St. Joseph's), Petty Harb(;r. Rev. J -hu Wulshe. 
 
 Portugal Covo and Torbav, Very R'iV. T O'Conuo'-, P.P. ; Res^. 
 M. J. Clarko. 
 
 JBol'e I.sle, Rev. Ti. Vereker. 
 Topsail and Kellif^rews, Rev. M. P. M'»rri.«<. 
 Witl.'s.s Bay, Rev. N. Roach, P P.; Rev. M. P. Drlscoll. 
 Ferrvland, Ruv. M. A. Clancy, P.P. 
 lienews. Rev. J. dm Walshe. P.P. 
 Trep'^ssey, Rev. Wm. Horn, P.P. 
 
 St. Mary's and Sahnonier, Rev. R. O'Donnell, P.P.; Rev. J St, 
 Jolin. 
 
 Ph\c.!ntia and St. Bride's, Rev. Charhis Irvine, P.P.; Rev. Ed- 
 ward iMariiu. 
 
 Liitle Placentia, Rev. R. Brennan, P. P. 
 
 Si, Kyran'.s Rev. W Doutney, 1* P. ; Rev. J. Walshe. 
 
 Burin and Oderin, Rev. V Reardon, P.P., R v. Charles O'Neill. 
 
 St. Lavvrence, Rev. John Walshe. 
 
 Lamaline, Rev. Francis McCuilow. 
 
 llarbt)r Briton and Sc. Jacqnes, Ri-v. June-; Whel.i'i, P.P. 
 
 iN.srnuiioNs 
 
 St. lioihiretifurea CJ/ff/e--Vrti-,hl]\l. Vvty RfV. M. A. Firzti*' aid ; 
 Dean. Rev, R. Tieriuiy; PioCossors -R-'v. J>, BiiiMi, ar.a Jinin 
 Ryan, Ksq . J. W. Nichols, Esq. 
 
 CONVKNTS, 
 
 Presentation order 9; Mercy Ordi.-r, 4. Schools nnder care of 
 Christian Brothers. 4; schools nnder pitri)na:^t: oi' the ciergy, 
 alxju*; 150; Female C)rphaua}ift.;, Beividere. 
 
 .uiocKSK or KAUnOfl cujack. 
 
 i;/.v//u,'/ -.Uost ilj'V. l>r. Rjiiali jlfi»'Miald, ••ou-^ecrvted in 
 
 Pictou, August 21.>t, 1881. 
 
 Harbor Grace, The Lord Bishop and \i".v. Mr. Walker. 
 
7$ 
 
 TlIK NI'JWFOUNDLAM) ALMA.WiC. 
 
 Cnr1)one:ir, Mov. R. Walsh, PP. 
 
 Urigns, ll'V F Wulsh, V W 
 
 Harbor Miiin iui>l I(olyf(»(»(l, V«;r> it-v..). ( )'l)uiiii<"ll. V.C ; P.T ; 
 Kf.;v J. Doimi'lly. 
 
 Conception Hay, Ilev. 1*. O'Donnell. 
 
 Northern B;ty, lU'v. M, IlanUsy. 
 
 Uay.(l('-Vnrcl>, Kcv. G. HtUtc^x k 
 
 Uonttvista, Rev. J. Carolan. 
 
 Kind's Cove, \iii\. Wm, Vcitch, Rev. F. Uo\v<'. 
 
 Tilton Harbor, Rev. .hunos Brown. P.P. 
 
 Betts Cove, Rev. M. Slu'clian. 
 
 Fortune Harbor, K'.'V. S. Fliiin. 
 
 LaBoncliH, Rlv. M. (Joiir, 
 
 Labrador — Atteiulrd on(3e a y<.'ar by a Priest from Harbor Grace. 
 
 C'(vw/r«Av- Three of the Prosoutation Order, and two of the Or- 
 der ot Mercy. 
 
 rnKFKCTruK-Ai'oarouc of sr okougii's, nkwfoi nih.an'i». 
 
 Ih/ a Tiecrer nf thv 11 th Seplcmhpt\ 7871, (he We.tfprn por/'on of the 
 Island of i^ewJ'ouHilland hhih crvctai l/i'o a Prcfiiiurc-Apfstollc. 
 
 CnUUCIlK.'^ AND CLKIidV. 
 
 St. Aim's, Great Codroy River, Vi-ry Rev. T. S.ars, PA.; Rev. 
 F. Stenleiu. 
 
 St, Georpfe's, Ilev. M. Verreneaii, 
 Bay of l.slaud.s, R'. v. Iv. Pliipprinl. 
 
 METHO I) 1ST CnrRCH. 
 Rev. John S, Poach, President of Conference. 
 Rot. W. >V. rorcival, Secretary. 
 
 ST. JOHN'S Drsriuci. 
 
 St. John's East, Revds. William W. Percival, G. Nobl >, Thos, 
 Harris, Snpy. 
 
 St. John's West, Revfls, Thomas H.James, C. J Dnmil, G. S. 
 Mlllig.in, L.L.I)., Superintendent uf Diiy Schools, i^by pennis- 
 Hiou of tlie Conference,) Rev. Thos. Fox, Supy, 
 
 Pouch Cove, Rev. Koljert Bramtitt. 
 
 Burin. Rev. William Kemlall. 
 
 Grand Bank, Rev. .lames Nurse. 
 
 Fortune, Rev, Kobert W. Freeman. 
 
 Bargeo, Rev. Henvy Abraham. 
 
 Petites, Rev. John P. Bo well. 
 
 Channel, one to be sent. 
 
 St. Pierre, one wanted. 
 
 Flat Islands and Sound Islands, Rev. Samuel Saovvden. 
 
 Flower Cove, an Agent. 
 
 St. Anthony, one \.o be scut. 
 
 Bonne Bay and Bay of Islands, one to be sent. 
 
 Labiador, Rev. Henry C. Hatch(!r. 
 
 Wii.LiAM W Pkiicival, Chait'man. 
 Thomas H. J.amks, Financial tiecretary. 
 
rilh: yEW'FOUSDLASD ALMASA>\ 
 
 TAHIiOSICAU DI*TKICr. 
 
 f^lrbon^•ill•, \\v\ Charirs LuUium- lW\ . Gtioryii Vutttr, Hov. John 
 8. rouch, Supy , I'r.siclout of «;omVreuc«'. 
 Harbor Oracje, llc^ . (k'oi-;j;e BoyU. 
 lirigiH, Ryv. Johu Good sou. 
 
 CupitlH, Uov. JamtiS Dove, Rev. John R<.-tky, Su.»y, 
 Bay UolxM-ty K-r P'llifur Taylor. 
 Port-deOi IV. . K<-v. F.-njoi-^ 0. Willoy. 
 IJlnck Jl.'tu' K-v Willhiin Swuiin. 
 Wott'.rn liuy. Uf\ riios W. Atkiusou. 
 Island Covf, \W\ . Villiuni Jonniiig*. 
 c.iM Pt!ilic!in, K'.'v. (jcor^i! I*ainu. 
 Hunts Hiii'bor, il"V. (icoij^e I'. Story. 
 Heiiit's Contii'.it, Uov. H«nii*y Lowis. 
 Trinity, Kev. Gfori^o lioMil. U.A. 
 Random No-.tli, liev, Jo.ssi.' ITeyflcld. 
 Kntidorii .Soiiili, llt.'V. James liUin.sdcn. 
 
 GrtM-n'-s Hail)or, an Agent luidwr the SuperiutoQd'JUce of JJro. 
 
 Willey. 
 
 John S. I'lai'ii. Cliairnntn. 
 
 JoiiN GooDifsoN, Financial ISerrctary. 
 
 n<»«lVI8TA DISTiaCT. 
 
 Honavi.sta, Rov. John Piatt, Rev. GiM.>r;^e BuIIcjd. 
 
 Catalina. Rev Jabez Hill. 
 
 Greonspond, Rev. Solomon Mattliews. 
 
 Tvvillin;j:ate, R v. Jeroinlah Enjhi'.M:', R-v. J J. Dnfflll. 
 
 Kxploits, Rov. Joseph r*.irl\in>. 
 
 Musifinive Town, Rov, \Vm, H Edyveau 
 
 Mii-i;j:rave Harbonr, Rev .fames B. H^'«l, 
 
 Fo'^^o, ]{ev. Antliop.y Hi I; 
 
 Herring Neck, Rev. W. T. Dunn. 
 
 Moreton's Harbor, Rev. Jumes Viucock. 
 
 Little Bay Tslands, Jiev. J...st'j)h l.i'^ter. 
 
 Bett« Cove and Tilt Cove, Rev .). J. Mawsou. 
 
 jKUKMrAH Kmukei:, Chtiir.iKin. 
 
 Sol MATTHliWS Financial Sfretaiy. 
 
 SLudent.s appointed to Sackvllle -John Pett-rs, James WiLson. 
 
 /. 
 
 FRFSBYTFIUAN CUUIZCil IX CANADA. 
 
 Rev. L. <». Mucrioill, M.A., St. John's. 
 
 Rev. M. Harvey, (retired,) St. John's. 
 
 Rev. A. Ro.'-s, Harbor Giace 
 
 R.'V. J. R Fil/.patrick, Litile Bay and H'/tts Cove. 
 
 Huy;h Fnrn« aux, CaU-ehis', Bay of islands 
 
 CO \G U E(} A Tl ON A L CHI R Cll. 
 Key. IlnTid IJoatoH, (Queen's Road Chapel, St. John's. 
 Rev. Charles McKav, 'i'\villin<i:ate. 
 
 Rev. John Sfiuires. Rendoil Harbor. Smiths Sound, Trinity Bay. 
 Rev. James MeAitie, Pools Island, Twiilnigate. 
 Rev. Georjje Roger, L.abrador. 
 vfr .T R Thoinnson. Mr. G. White, Stnden» 
 
79 
 
 THE NEWFOUSDLASD ALMASAiJ. 
 
 Kcwfoundland Tariif, 
 
 At'CorJinff fa lietH'nuf Act i)i.n<f>'f'J ISSli. 
 
 HoiMi'M Mares, &,c , vav\\ S2 ;{0 
 
 I'l^'.s lUKl (':ilv..'s. (-;.cli i;r. 
 
 AU.', roller, (.'ider aiiil I'l-rrv. t)ie ualU»ii l" 
 
 / -plf a, thf burr. I " :tU 
 
 »p {':*, (ilrii'd) thii lb 01 
 
 on, H'lms, 'ron|j;iic><, Sniok«'il Hcfl, ;unl Saiisiiiirs, tlic (.'vvt 2 tiO 
 j «;r', l*i^s' II<':»tl>', l''('ct, and ll«>(ks, sjilti"! and ciin-d, tht! 
 
 brl or 2U0 Ih.s 1 (I 
 
 Bi ult iind Br«nid (not Includiny^ .sweet or I'ane.v IJiSL'uit.'^), 
 
 Ukj cwt ' IG 
 
 Hulter, the cwt 1 12 
 
 C.i.Mks- empty, si'cond-h.'uid, undo- 4.'» ;;!i1Ioms, eiu Ii 40 
 
 Cus^k.**— empty, sef<)nd-!iinid, over ir> tjallun.s. eaeli 1 2.'j 
 
 Seoond-hantl Cnak Slaves. nianiifaeUned, eujiablo of makiu;; 
 
 Ca.sks of 4.' ifallon.s auil upwards, per 100 r> 00 
 
 The same, ca|)abie of inakiii!^ Cask.s under 4') ujalloiKs, per 100 I 20 
 
 Cheese, t he cwt 1 50 
 
 ChocoUilo and Cocoa, the lb 04 
 
 CiK'ti's. i"; per ei'Dt. ad valtirein, and tho M 2 G4 
 
 Coiree, tlie lb 0:^ 
 
 Coal. UnporttMl or bronj^lit into the port of St. John's, ihe ion 25 
 
 (\)nfeotion(M-y, tiie cwt '^ >>0 
 
 Feather.s and tealher beds, the il) 05 
 
 Flour the ban-el o 2> 
 
 Fruit, diied lexcepl dried ai»ple.vi, tlie lb o4 
 
 Indian Mval and I'ease, tin- bairel o 15 
 
 Leather, the ijiilOO 11 00 
 
 liUinber, one ineli thiek, ami sii in pr(jpoitiou lor any yri-at- 
 
 er thiekness. i lie M 1 (0 
 
 Molasses', ihe );allou o id 
 
 Oatmeal, ilie barrel of two hundred Ib.s 2i) 
 
 Kerosene Od, the L^allon Oi 
 
 Fork, the iiai r<d of 2 (i lbs I i • ) 
 
 Salt, the ton i » 20 
 
 Hldni^les, the M 40 
 
 Spirits, viz : — iirandy and other spirits, not herrin deilned 
 or enunierat(i(l, and nut exceedin;^' t le streutjth d' proof 
 by fcykes llydromeier, anil so ni pi'^P<-'ition foi- any 
 
 .i^ri-ater tttren;Liih (iian the stren:;;th ofprool" ili". ij.allon 1 (iO 
 All other ISpints of gi-eaier strength than forty-tiiree ])er 
 cent, over proof, shall be deemed to be Undellned Si>ir- 
 its, and be; sul>j(!Ct to tluty aeeordiu:;ly. 
 Rum, not exceeding tla; stiiD.icth «d pro d t>\ Sykes' llydro- 
 uieter, an^l so in i-roporlion lor any .'greater strength 
 
 than the hi ren;i;th of |>roof, iUr irallon 1 00 
 
 Giu, not exceeding the strenjitU of proof by Sykes' llyoro- 
 ineter, and '•o in proportion for any s^'reatei streni^th 
 
 than the .strength of proof, the y:allon 1 20 
 
 Whiskey, not exceedinic the strenfith u' proof l^y Sykes" 
 Hydrometer, and so in proportion for any greater 
 
 strength than the strength of proof, the gallon 1 5() 
 
 Cordials, Shrub, and other Spiji s, lieing .ssveeieueij or mix- 
 ed .^o that tile decree of sti'englh cannot be ascertained, 
 
 the gal Ion 80 
 
 •• Loaf and Retineil, the cwt 3 50 
 
 lie cwt 2 00 
 
rilL yL'W'FOl.WDLAyi) ALMAyAC. 
 
 79 
 
 00 
 20 
 50 
 
 15 
 
 00 
 
 1 60 
 
 i 00 
 
 1 20 
 
 1 y<) 
 
 80 
 •6 50 
 2 00 
 
 S t,i\\\ K!i>.lanl, thccwt 2 ftCs 
 
 '\ ta, the )l) It.') 
 
 Tlinbrr, the i(»n u ;<o 
 
 Tol)ncco— nmiml'actinrd, i;n-huli!!i( IciiC tolunco, stiip|i(n| or 
 
 partly nmiiiitarlurc"!, tin- lb ii it 
 
 •* Lou' MImI Mi Ills, II) OlOi 
 
 Vlncfrar, tin- <;:ill(»ii 10 
 
 Wines, viz .— ( 'hiinipa;;iw, the "{Jillon 2 00 
 
 i'ori aittl Miulfiiii, tlu! ;;uli»>ii. l 20 
 
 I'ltticl, tlu! ;;allt)ii 30 
 
 8p«iilsli Knl, i)('iii;>, Sii-illlfiii, Ki«U(;ira, Ki-d Lislxju and 
 
 Uapf, Llshoii Cot I num. tlu- t^ulkM) 30 
 
 Malaga and MiMililla, coslin;; a*, port •il' sliipnu^ut under 80 
 
 lUMilH a ;;all()n, iho ^mIImi IIO 
 
 Hock. Hiiv;rimUy ami Li^hl lllx-nisli \Vin»'s. Llu! ijallon ♦JO 
 
 Malaua and .MHulilii, CDstin;; ui pfil, ot '^^ll^pnM■n^ hO cents 
 » pulli'i), ;iihI any otcr tliat piW^c, and Man/aniUa and 
 
 fSlicriy, )'2h l><r cent, ad vn oreni. and the j^aUon 90 
 
 All other Wines IL'i percent, ad vaii'ii-in, and ih<' iraUon.. . JSO 
 Kiuii uLhei' tlian alujve oiuiUK !':ited Fre.«*U Meat and I'oul- 
 
 iiy, oxu'ii ai,d Ci.w.^, Tallow and I'idm Oil. the ;i?lOO... 5 00 
 ('au«lies, i;.iiTia.i:c> and \Viii,'-<uis; n .dy-niade (-loMdncf, 
 vl/ : -Ct.ats, Jacket*:, Trowsers, Waistcoats, and Soiiili- 
 \vt;sters, Munili.'s, Droses, ''oaks and Sticks; Miaiuilac- 
 turc;^ of Wood (except Cabinet Wares, Musical In- 
 sLrnments, AgriculMiral luipienienis, and l';ickageH in 
 
 wliicli J)ry (i'lods aie imported), the sioo 20 00 
 
 Slaves, inanuiactnuM.l and (li-esscd; Stockinijr'^, Shirts aud 
 
 Dravvets, (iinidt! by hand and not wov'-n.) tlie .^100.... 20 00 
 Aucliors and <;hain Cables, i; ipper and Coniposition Met8l 
 |oi' !S!ii|>£S. viz. : — liar, lioit, and f^heaihinu N;uls; 
 Uread-'ia»', IJiin or Jvi;;giii^, i,;.;!i\i!s ;i>im Sail 'Uolh Toi' 
 .•^.rp's Use ; < ,.rdan«', \\7. : — liop* .'uid Ilvi'ip, Coir and 
 Manilla CubUs; Co 'ks auo ('"ikwood; llo.'p Iron; 
 Kislii'i;.: TackU'; Iron til" all Kinds, in bars, l)(;its, sln-ets, 
 pluies and p'uves ; JNIaciiiiuir;. an I parts <.f Maclunrr.v ; 
 Ma^ls ai:d Spais; Medieines; iNail-; Oakiini; Oats, 
 ItiC' , Iiuliau (''.on. Barley, iJraii; IMcli, 'I'ar, besiii, 
 Kaw 'J nijH'iitliie ; ISheet Tin, >oi(ler anil Bivu.k Tin; 
 Staves, mulri'ssetl ; Worsted and Woollen Yarn of all 
 
 kimls, the slUO « 00 
 
 (.fOods, Wares, and Merchandi/e, not tdlim'wlse enuniorattHi, 
 de.scnncd or changed willi Dnfy in this .\ct, and not 
 otnerwise cxeniitl, tin' ?>luo 1!' 00 
 
 LOCAL Dl.STILLATIoN. 
 
 Brandy, not exct;eding the streu-^th of proof l»y Sykes' 
 Hydrometer, and so iu propoition tor any greater 
 
 etreugtli than the strength of proof, the gallon 1 20 
 
 Gin, not excfcodiug the strength of proof by Sykes' Hydro- 
 meter, and so in proportion for any greater strenj'th 
 
 than tl)e strength of proof, the gallon 1 00 
 
 AVhiskey, not exceeding the str<-a>gth of proof by Sykei'' 
 Hydrometer, and so in proportion for any grtuter 
 
 sireugth tLaii the strong Ui of proof, the gallon 1 00 
 
 liuin, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes' Hydro- 
 meter, and .so in proportion lor any greater strength 
 
 than the strength of proof, the gallon 75 
 
 ^if^ In addition to the foregoing |)iMio^, there shnll be paid Fif- 
 teen per Cent, npon the nmoiinl ]iay;\l)le as s »»iti''s J'* 
 i>r tlu; several .Vrllclr"' abov'M^uuuicrated 
 
80 
 
 THE NE WFO UNDLAND ALMA S'A C. 
 
 TABLK (>V EXEMPTIONS. 
 
 AgrifuUiiral Implements tind Ma'^liincry, i in ported by Agricnltiiral 
 
 Sorioti(>,s f'>r tfio prornotiDH of Airricultiirc, 
 Arnan, Clothing ami ProviHioiis for Hit Mnjehty's ljnnd and Sea 
 
 Forces, 
 Articlt's- iiuportu'I *'.>r Keli^ious purposes, 
 Faintin^s «nd Statuary nolinttMuk'd for nalc, 
 
 Articles ol every dencription imported for the use of the Governor, 
 Articles for tlie urtlciul u>e (»f Forciiju CousuIm, 
 Bait, Bark for Tanninjj: Lotither, lioiler Plate, 
 Coal>», when not imported or b'ouslit into the Port of St Johu'a, 
 Coin and Bullion, 
 Coke, Ck)tton Yarn, Cotton — raw, 
 Corn for the manufacture of Brooms, 
 CruHhiuj^ Mills for Miuini; purposes, 
 
 Donationa for Clothing, spi'dally in)porle<l l'i»r di.rttribution gratui- 
 tously l)y any Cliaritable Society, 
 Dye Siuff;^, Fggs, Ueuip, Fhix and Tow, 
 Hiaes or pi<'Ces of Hides not tanned, curiied or di-.'ssed, 
 Junk, old Iron, old <?opper uud Composition Mt-ttd, 
 Live vSheep, Unmanulaclund Wool, 
 Alauures of all kiud.s, 
 
 Materials for Mheating the bottoms of vessels, mi-'Ii as Zinc, Cop- 
 per and ("!(»mpositioH Metal, tugetlier with N;iils rt'id p^per, or 
 Felt, which may be usetl for or under such sheathing, 
 Music wi'Utcn or printed, 
 Pusaengers' Baggage, 
 Household Fu nature and "Working Tools and Implemeuis used 
 
 and in the uae of persons arriving in this Colony. 
 Philosophical instruments and Apparatus, including Globes, when 
 imported for the use of Colleges, Scientific or Literary So- 
 cietits. 
 Pig Iron, 
 
 Plants, Trees and Shrubs, 
 Printed matter, not Intended to be written on. 
 Printing Pre.sses, Printin;^ Paper (Koy.-il and Demy), ]'rii)ting 
 
 Types, and ;ill uth'-r printing mateiials, 
 Printed Books, Pumphlets, Maps and Charts, 
 Refuse Kice, 
 Sand, 
 
 Seeds for Agricultural purposes. 
 Specimens illustrative of Natural History, 
 Sulpl'.uric .Icid, when used for the manufacture of manure, 
 Steam Engines, Boilers, Propellers, 
 
 Water Wheels and Savvs, when used in the original coastructioii of 
 Steam Boats built in this Colony, and of Mills and Factories, 
 Twine.^ to be used in manufaciuriug uett* in this Colony, 
 Wheal, 
 Works of Art, viz. :~Fngravings, Paintings and Statuary, not in- 
 
 te:n<lod fcr sale. 
 Vegetables at all sorts. 
 
 Fish of all kinds, and Oil the produce of lish, 
 Ploughs, Harrows, Reaping, Raking, Mowing, Plonghlug and 
 Seed SowiDg Machines, to be used in this Colony. 
 
 It shall not be lawful for any Importer of dried Fish to Ware- 
 house the same In any of the Ports of this Colony or its Depen- 
 dencies, without the payment of tlic Duty hereinbefore imposed; 
 and the provis'on of any Act of this Colony with regard to the 
 bouilDg <»*■ '^ - ds on the hrst ent)y thereof, or to the allow- 
 >" exportation. Nhall »'ot J either case ai>idv 
 
THE NKWFO VSDLAM) ALMANAC. 
 
 81 
 
 ftiiral 
 Sea 
 
 Irnor, 
 
 'iiu's, 
 
 rratul- 
 
 to or bo construed t-> apply tc sudi Fish: ]*rovidecl. that the 
 8(.'Cti()ij .shiill M'li a{)()ly i.o ^nch Fisli of Urit,i.-l) calcii hdU cure, 
 unless olh(!.wi>e (iecl.iic'l \)\ Pro^Maiiuui'm <jf thu (Governor, pub- 
 lished in the Rcfidl (i.'zrii:. 
 
 All V.u.-hts, sailing mi i-r Wiirrtuit of llic I/ord.sol thf. Admiralty, 
 or IJeloiiyiij;:; Lo Hi*- Koy.il Yarln < 'liih, vluili l)»; exempted, on view 
 of the sai • Wanunr,. from p;i\ incut ol all li-eal J)Ptk<> whAtsovver. 
 
 Board of I:^::aniixior3 
 
 Fur (h'anLi)uj (!('iii'i<-(i','s in M,iM/er^ dud Mn((s in t/M Merchant 
 ServK'c —'SUiW (J'linmaiuit r K >l)iiisuii, R.N., Exuinlner-iri-Uhlef. 
 Assistant KxaiijiiH.T — Edn.trd K!io-.i>li, lulu Mi^ter m the Mercan- 
 tile Mari> e 
 
 F. J. l)oy!c, P'-ep;ii'ev.>;' Cu'f uiatcs, Si. John's. 
 
 Harbor Master. 
 
 Statt" ConHnaniler Ct. |{<)i>ins')ii, UN. 
 
 Harbor Dues. 
 
 T)i»' foll<»\\ iii/x uni<>nnt.'<, n^ Ilaibor Dnes, shall !)o paid by Ves- 
 sels arriviii.ir at tuc Port o|' st. .lol.u .>>, at ila; tim.- ot Ihel'- Ijeing 
 entered .it the ( 'u>ioiii llon,->i'. cx-epL Ships o' War aud Ve.-sels 
 ••ngag d in het'oasti jj; tit<,l<' and Fi.-hinti;, viz : 
 
 FAery Vessrl or Si.vty toiis and upwards, and nut more thau One 
 Hundred tons, i^2. 
 
 Every Vessel of more than One Hundred touH, anduot more than 
 Two Hundred tons, .S 
 
 Every V<ssel of more i....nTwo Hundred tons, and not more 
 than Three Hundred tons, 81 
 
 Lvery Vessel of more tliun 1 hiee lluiidred tons, and not more 
 thau Four Hundred tuns, s;."), 
 
 Evt-ry Ve.vsfl <tf mon; iiia;i Four Hundred tons, ^(). 
 
 Provided, that no ves^tl shall la; compelled to pay Harbor Dues 
 mort' than onee in every h.iif-U'ai, \i/,. : Onee between th*; First 
 day of .lamiary and Tliirtieth day of Ju>n', and onee between the 
 Thirtieth day <r June and birst day of Ja niary. 
 
 Bulos and Kegulations 
 
 Mode hi/ the Gorrr.mr in 0>unril,Jo,' cirri/ing out an A"t respecting 
 Certificate'^ to Masters ami Mates, o.V Victoria, Cap- 4, St. John's, 
 NewfoutnUantl. 
 
 GENICRAf. RULES. 
 
 1.-.A11 applicnnts for examination ^^hali pay, previous to exami- 
 nation, to the Colonial Secretary, the followin(4 nieutloned fees : — 
 
 For a Certiticule as Master. Ten Dollars; for a Certificate as 
 Mate, Five Dollars; and iu the event of any applicant failing to 
 procui*' his Ceriiriciite of qualiflcation on his first examination, he 
 will be entitled t.) a second examination without payment of any 
 additional fee ; but if lie fail to procure his Certificate of qualifica- 
 tion on such second examiuatiou. he shall pay the same foe previ- 
 ous to anv subsequent examination us is hereby required to be 
 paid previous to a firjt oxaniluaLlon for the - --♦♦ncate he sr-'-- " 
 procure. 
 
82 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 2.— TcNthuotiials of chniiictc!!'. sc!)ricty, rxporlence, ability, and 
 good conduct on board sliip will be required of 11 upplieants, and 
 without producing them no per>(>u will \hi examined; and lis surli 
 testimonials may require examination, it is d'jsuable tliat Uiey 
 should be lodgcil as early as possible. 
 
 3. — ServiiicHof Seamen that are not veriI)^..l l)y t!ie pr.iductiou 
 of a Certillcate of 5M?,chargi; or a CVniflcate from the Shi()|)ing 
 Master at vSt. John's, or the Assistant Collector at ILubor Grace, 
 stating tliat such SeamiMi did si-rvein such \ essel .speeltled, and in 
 the capacity, and for the period claimed, '.vill not l)e acccpti'd, 
 unles.-* the appliciint produce i«atisfactory dccunieniary evdetico 
 either from the M:ister lie sailec. with or from the Owners of the 
 ves.sei he hailed in, stating the time l:e served in tin* vessel and 
 the capacity in which he served. Service as Seconil Jlale in New- 
 foundland registered vessels will on no account l:e allowed to 
 couut asj Mate's service, unless ihe i ating be conclusively shown 
 to bo applicablo to the class of vessel. AViu'iiev .t h man !ias 'u en 
 rejj;ularly pr<M)ioted, on a vacancy in tiu.^ cnio" of tin' voyaic*', f'> 
 the rani? of Masrj-r oi' Matt-, sucii prom.ition and i s da;;- iiius \)v 
 veritied bv a C'erlifji'a'.e eitliei- fr(nn tl\" Masi<'i or the Owner of 
 tin:* Vessel, to tuioili; hitn to r.<j('i\'e ci'e ni !'•« • his ,-<i,;ivic;' in a 
 higher urade 
 
 .'5 (a) — 0!>ndi aL<'> for liie ovdinaiy Cerlillcate of M:isti-. , First 
 Mate, Only Mate, or Second Male, will be reciuired t* )irov.! that 
 tlicy have served at .-ca at least Twelve Monlli.-, in a st[ : in!-rigged 
 sailing vessel. 
 
 In a ca.ie where au applicant for a cerlificat" of Master, First 
 Mate, Only Mate, or Second Mate, has only served in iVjre-aiid-afl 
 rigged vessels, and is ignorant of tin^ uiMnagerneiU, of stiuare-i j^'i-ed 
 vessels, he may obtain a (~;«-rtiIi<'ai(.' on which th'.- woi'ds " Fore- 
 snd af; -rigged ' vessel w dl i'e wiitttii; ibi" C'lTtiiirate will not 
 eniif li h-hler ■> .-i i ii; a •^tjui! . i. m-il v. >.-i 
 
 A Cai ilMlal p '-- ■• i :.i a I. ihll. a (■ 1 i ' F > i'-a!:u-,i''l -riggi.d 
 vis.-i i.>>. a; d ibsiiii g («> oi'tui'. .m . idi''ur.\ <.N tdic.i <■ of i.iir saiac 
 grade, must prove i.lial he ha> >eived at sc i. it. leas' Twf-!ve 
 
 moiit t> in a s(pKii' -ii:ry d sailing vi>si!. 
 
 .•Old will 1)" I xamiiif'd in 
 
 Navig.iiun ai.d Sv:'iiiau>tiip, iii' uill '.)v. icijuirc«i >.o p.;y half the 
 Usuai fi-e. 
 
 4-.— (^^andidatt s for i x-.minati"n mu>t uive ii. l!ieir names to the 
 Examiners thr<e days I'.dbrcihe lioard im-ets. 
 
 ii." (.'andidat s wid be re(i.nred to iqipcai' it the Kxamination 
 Koom p'lnctuaily at the time appointed. 
 
 6.— Candidates are prohibiled (ro;n brin.:ing into the Examina- 
 tion Room book.'i or pap.rsoi'any kind. 
 
 7. — lu the event cd' any CandivJate beiug detected delaclug, writ- 
 ing in, or blotting any book lielongiug to the EAalniuer^.. tli(> 
 papers of such Cauaidule will be detained until the book i.> i<;- 
 placid, but he will not be permitted to retain the damaged book. 
 
 S. — lu the event of any Candidate beiug discovered copying 
 from another, or affordini^ assistance, lie will subject, hiin-?elf to a 
 failure. 
 
 ft. — No Candidate will be permitted to work out his ^jroblem ou 
 a Hlate or waste paper. 
 
 10- — No Candidate will be permitted ^i leaver the room until he 
 has given nnthe paper on which he is engaged. 
 
 11. — CaiidldateH will be allowed to work out the various pro- 
 blems by the jnethod anvl tables they liave been accustomed to use, 
 and will bi' allowed six hours to perform the wor's. M the oxpi- 
 .f " -• ^ •« Ihcy n-ni, if ihe^j have iiot finished, bo 
 
ii'.v, an 'I 
 nl 
 
 s, a/Kl 
 al Uie}' 
 
 (liiotion 
 
 ( J raff, 
 , !Ui(l in 
 ■ci-ptt'd, 
 
 V (ioiiCO 
 < of tlK; 
 .st.'l and 
 in N('\v- 
 
 \V('(l to 
 
 as f)( (11 
 \a;r.', to 
 ail.'s lie 
 Wlii'i' (>]■ 
 ic;' 111 a 
 
 '>V«! i.luit 
 ;-ri.y;giMl 
 
 ;t!i<i.;vA 
 
 " K ore- 
 will liOt 
 
 II f tiaait' 
 
 Twt've 
 
 DiiM'd iii 
 
 half ilju 
 
 s to tiie 
 iliiation 
 
 caniiua- 
 
 ?, writ- 
 ill:-, Uh? 
 : Ls V(> 
 X book, 
 copying 
 J If to ;i 
 
 )lera ou 
 
 util lie 
 
 us pro- 
 to use, 
 (' empt- 
 ied, bo 
 
 77/7i yEWFOUNDLAXD ALMAXAC. 
 
 83 
 
 12. — Candi<hite>i will he expectfil to correct tho Declination aud 
 olher c'lemt.'nts oi' the NawticMl Almanac by the "hourly differ- 
 ences,'' i\nd will v.'A bo permitted to use Inspection Tables for that 
 purpose. 
 Every t;orrection must appear ou t.lu; paper of the C'aiididate'4. 
 13. ■ Cat.dldili s are ixpectid to briiii^ their answers to all pro- 
 blems wlhinornol to ex< eed a ii.aririn <d"onf» mile fiMni m correct 
 le.sult 
 
 11. -Ill llndin.ii the loviLntiMle by ('hronometer, the lo<;arithms 
 used in llndinir liie hdir aiurle >hi>iiM be taken o''t for seconds of 
 arc. 
 
 15 —In all other jiroblonis the loi^arithm-' to Mie nearest minute 
 will lie isuUleu-iitly correct for all uf ides exc»pt Master. 
 
 15 (a I. In t very ca<(? the i-'xamiuation, wludlier for Only Mate, 
 First Mate, or Ma.-ter, is to commence with the problems for Sec- 
 ond Mate, 
 
 15 (h). In all cas»?s of failure the ('andidate nuisb be re-examined 
 lie noo/. If a CanOidatc fails in St'Uir)((»,sh}p h«! will not be re-ex- 
 aiijineduiu.il al'tfr tin- Inp-t'of .Six .Months, to ti;ive hiiutime to <;ain 
 expt'riencc. If lie tails .hn'c linu.s in N'l'-igdtiou. he wdl not be 
 re-exandni'd until after a lap.se <>•' Thret; Months iVom the date of 
 the last, Jailnre. 
 
 15 (r). ll";r.i) api>lic:!u' is ex;Mninial for aldi^iivM' rank, aud fails, 
 but pa ses ai i x .miaatiou ,.i a 1o\v{t ^i-ade, ht lU'y receive a 
 CertiiM-ate aceordin^'l) . but, no p'url of tlic IVe wid be reiiirned. 
 
 (iiAi.ii iCA ru'Ns iM'i: (;i:i{rii'ic.\Ti:s ^w coaifktf.ncy i'ok a Kon- 
 
 i:n:x-(;oi\i; ship. 
 
 1«). -.\ Seemid .Hit'- !H!is l)e ^•jveii'; -en yeai ■; ot ai^e. and must 
 ha.ve b' e!i f lUi' \ca'.s al s :'.. 
 
 In Xttci<ja'ii)^i tie . u-l \> iif<' a le;j;il)l<' haml toid understand the 
 lifst. live iidc's itf a! it .npetii.' aud the n-^v. ol lotjariliiuis. He m'i.st 
 be al)lc to woik a 'iaN s W'-rk eo:.- ijietc, includiiiij: the !)ear;n)^s and 
 lUstance of th' i-oi. he i.> i»>u d L.). by Mrrcitor's method ; 10 cor- 
 rect ihe Snn's dtcbnaiiou Co!' Ion- inn. J.-, md fin I his latitude by 
 ni'Miviiaii al iludc of lln; ^un; and wov'w <\\^:\v oiher ea-^y i.r.d)le.Hs 
 of .1 like natuj'e as may oi- put to hiiu He mn.st under -land the 
 use orUie >ex.aiit, and Oc aole to observe with it and read oif the 
 arc 
 
 In "^v-tDimtshiij He inu-«t ;,'iv • sausfactory aiis\v,'r.-< as to the 
 ri:i;i;iniLr and unr!;^'j:iii:; <d' slii, s, stowln;^ of hoids, &(.. , ui'ist un- 
 ders ainl vlie nn a-iiiemcnt id' llie lo.u-liue, ^lass iiul hao-line; bt- 
 Ci>nver-ant \\illi the nil*.' <d'the road, asicijards both s eam<-rsand 
 .saidiiti V: sstd-', and ihe li^'hts and foj signals . arried by '.iiem. 
 He nnis'. p.ass a sati^facioi-y cxainimition in tin; Inti;niaiii;nal 
 C'oile of Siun ds. 
 
 l7._,V,i Only .VI lie must be ninet- en years of age aail iiave been 
 live ye.ar.s ;it se.a, 
 
 Jn Nai'iuai'u>ii. — \\\ adddion to ihe .piadfu'atiou refjuired for a 
 Second Mate, an On'y Mate must be aole to oDse. ve and calculate 
 tht: amplitude (d'the Sun. -uul dedu;.'e the variation of the compass 
 th«'reiVo!n, and be ahl.j to Had 1 !i .; loniriiude by ''hro(\omeLcr by 
 the usual nnth .ds. He must know Ikjvv to lay off xAw place of tJie 
 ship) »m the chaiT,. i):vth by bearings of known ftl/jects and by lati- 
 tiido and miiuiuuI Ht! must Ue aolc to dci'U'miii'.' the t-riMr of a 
 sexLani Old i,o .djiist i; ; al-o to Jin ; \\\i tiui*; of Higii Water from 
 the known ■ \\\\". of ihe full and ciiange. 
 
 Li i<('ani,i.i.^hifj In a.iditioa lo wnat i- r.^piir.d lor a Second 
 Mate, he mu-t, know how to moor anil uuinoor, aud to keep a clear 
 anchor; to carry out aij lUchor; to st)^ 
 requisite entries in Sijj 'or 
 
 "d to maJ 
 
84 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 lie will also be questioned as to his knowled'-ro of the use and 
 raftnagetnent of the iiiortur and v cket lines in the ciisc of the 
 strandlDg of a vessel. 
 
 18.— A Fir-t Mate must be nineteen years of n'^a aud have serv- 
 €;d five years at sea, ol which one year must have been as either 
 Sccoud or Only Male. 
 
 i/j iN'aj'joa/ JO ;i— In addition t > the qualiticatlons required for an 
 Only Mat'-, he must be able to ol)S( rve ir/inuuhs jind compute the 
 variation ; to compare Ct'ironometeis and td kefp their rates, and 
 find the longitude by them froru an observation of the j^on to work 
 the latitude by sin.<(le altitude of the sun oil' the tn(;ndla,u; and be 
 able to use and adjust the M-xtant by the sviu. 
 
 In Seamanship In acldiiiou t*; tlie uuaiitleations required for an 
 Only Mate, a n)ore extensive knowledge of seamasliip will be re- 
 quired as to Bhifting large spars .".nd saiU, nuinaging a sliip in 
 «tormy weather, taking in and makiiiii; sail, shitting yards and 
 masts, and getuug lieavy weights, anehois, &o.. in and out; cast- 
 ing a ship on alee slu»re; securing the masts in 'lie «;vint of acci- 
 dent to the bowsprits. 
 
 19. — A Master Ordinary must be twenty-one years of jigc, and 
 have been six years at sea, of wliich a! least one year must have 
 been as Finst or Only Mate, and om^ year as Second Mate. 
 
 In addition to the qualilication l'i»r a First M:ite, he must be 
 able to ilnd 'he latitude by a>-tar, &,c He must also be able to an- 
 swer to a certain number of tin- quesiions on (."om[)ass dt^viatiou 
 contained in ("ircular 517, issued oy the P> );trd of Trade, 1871. He 
 will be examined in so mucii -.A' the law.s of the tides as is nec»'s.sary 
 to eaa^^le him to sha[)e a course and to tom});ire his soundings witli 
 the depth <^f water n)arked on the chaits. lie will l^r examined as 
 to his competency to construct jury ludders and rails; and as to 
 his resources for the preservation of ihe sliip's crew in the event 
 of wreck. He must be al)le to heave n ship down to get lower 
 masts in and out, jind to perform such oilier oinrations of like 
 nature as the FiXaminer may consider necessary. 
 
 He must possess a snllicient knowledge ol' what he is rerjuircd 
 to do by law, as to entry and discharge, and the management of 
 hia crcW, and as to penalties and entries lo be made in Hie ollicia! 
 log; and a knowledge of the measures for preventing and check- 
 lug the outbreak 'f scurvy on boarvi >lii]). 
 
 He will be questioned as io hi*; km-wledge of invoices, charter- 
 party, Lloyd s agent, and aM to Uie naturtM)! bottomry; and ho 
 must be acquainted with the leading iight> of the channel or coast 
 he has been accustomed to navigate or which lie is going to use. 
 
 From the 1st of Auanst, IXSJ, Candidates for Second, Only, 
 First Mates' and Masters Ceriificates of Competency will, in ad- 
 dition to the present re(inire:n ;nts J"or these grad(;.s, l>e reijnired 
 to pass an examination in the subjecl.s specilled I)elow. 
 
 In Naviy dion- A Second Mate will lie required to ilnd the time 
 of high water at a given P'.trt : to obsi-rve and calculate the ampli- 
 tude of the sun, ami to tiud t.ho error »f the ship'.-^ compass th;;re- 
 frora, and al.so the deviation, the variatujn being given. He inrst 
 also be able to Ilnd the dail> rate of tin* «.'hronoineter from error 
 observed, and to iind the iougitnde by altiiudc of the sun by the 
 usual methods. 
 
 Au Only Mate will be rc<iuirod to find the true bearing of the 
 
 Run, and the error ol t he sjdp s e impa-^.- from an oiisecved azimuth 
 
 of the sun, lioth from an altitude anu ulso from tlu; " T'me Azimuth 
 
 Tables," and wiih the variation given eompute the deviation ; to 
 
 * he latltu'' " _.><• altitude of 'rie sun ott" the meridiau. 
 
 vtl< 
 
 •ibe sun and tti>^ giiir.' 
 
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 serv. 
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 fs, aiid 
 work 
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 Cor un 
 
 ha re- 
 
 |hi|) ill 
 
 l>* nud 
 
 oast- 
 
 )fucci. 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 85 
 
 position by Sumner's method by projection. He must also l)e con- 
 versant With the use of Mercator's cliavt, and ))e ablo to find, on 
 either a tnifov wmt/zic/jV chart, the course to stcor, and the distance 
 from one gfvcni po.sition to anotner; to find the'sliio'y position on 
 the chart from ^-ross bearinjjs of two objects; from two bearings 
 of the same ol)jeci, the course and distance between tlie beariui^s 
 being given ; and al.^o to find the distance of the tship from the ob- 
 ject at the time of taking tlie second bearings. 
 
 A Master will ai^o be rcMjuired to find the true l)earing of the 
 sun from the " Time Azimutli Tables," a".id with the variation 
 giviui compute the deviation, and worii out the same pro)>lems, oa 
 tiither a true or nutgnclii' cliart as arc rc(iuired from the Only or 
 First Mate lie will alj-o be required to find the course to steer by 
 comi)ass in order to counteract tlie effect of a given current, and 
 to fliul \\\c distance the ship will make goo 1 towards agivcsn point 
 in a certa ui linie, and to vorl-. out f racfiral/// Vna correction to 
 apply to soiindingd tiken ;it a gvcu time and place, to compare 
 with t.'ne depth marked on the chart. 
 
THE X r:\VFO UWDL A XD A LMA KA C. 
 
 87 
 
 Appondis. 
 
 TiiK followln*; appointiuoiits havo bcnii made slnco tlie forego- 
 ing sheets went tu pro.ws : — 
 
 Members retiinu>a to >erve in the General Assembly of Ne^vf<>unl.l- 
 lan(l : — 
 
 Dislriri of W/ii/fi an<l li'jDua Ilit/s—John lloyles Boone, Enquire. 
 
 TJinirict <)f Sf. <?cc//'yf —Michael TIenry Carty, Esfinirc, 
 
 Diatr'icf of St. John ft, Kitfifer'a Dirixion — MohQVl Joseph Kent, 
 J. ,). Deuriii, \\. J. Pars()ii«s, Escjuires. 
 
 Disfrirt if Si. Join's, U'lsdrn ./')/r;.v/o//~-l'.-ih'lek ^f. §Scott, 
 riiiiip 1). AVhitt;, Jiinicr .1. ('iiHunnii, Ks(iiiires. 
 
 Di.s/ri'l "f l''rni/I,in(l' \)\\\V\v\ ,)'isi'[)h Greene, Auj^ustus I'rod- 
 erick Goodritl;?!', K<<iiiiro^. 
 
 Di.fd'icf nf ( 'oiifcpfi )ri III 1/ . SufI (hi I'.l /)/riSi<),i — Joseph I. Little, 
 Hicliard MncDonnell, K'^iinirc. 
 
 D'islricI <;f C'DiCf'-pUci Bill/, Pori-ilc-ir) uvc Diii&lon — 5o\\u 
 Bartlett, K.s'tpiire. 
 
 Disfrlrf 'if Courcpf'nv) /?'///. TJ'rhjr (irarc Division — Hon. 
 Ambrose Shea, and Charles 1/awe, pysqnjre. 
 
 ])is(rirl nf Cii)ircj)f}(in Bnif, Curhoi'rar Ijivis-ijit — AiIVmI I'enny, 
 Esciuire. 
 
 Dis/ricl i;/' (,'u)}''fj)lio}j I' n/, Hii/-(lf- I'o'Ji'. JJiri.s'iju — Ltvi Gar- 
 land, Es(iuirv. 
 
 Dintrifl (J l'v"Ul,ujalv und Fow —Smith McKay, Ilichard P. 
 Rice, Jabcz V Thompson. Exiuircs. 
 
 Di.sfriit uf J^lwoida a!,<l ^''. il/a;7/'.s'— Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly, 
 AIlKTt liradshaw, aiid Miciiael Tobin", r'siiiiircs. 
 
 Jliitrict nf Ihnin — Hon. Jame> Speaiiiiim Winter, l,Ji)hn E. P. 
 IVtcr.s. Iv-(piiie. 
 
 Dislric! (.'/■ Foriv.nc 7/<^y— danus Ouidiant Eraser, Esquire. 
 
 Disfrirf ,,f Trinili/ llin - Tlic Hon. Sir William V'dlanre White- 
 way, Iv.C.MG., Josi'pii H'lyd tin I lJol)> it, HdiuI, l'".>(|Uiii'.s. 
 
 Dislvivt nf lio.idfisla yy./yy—W.aUt'r Bi'iiiic Grieve, (ieor<,'e Skclton, 
 Eraiichs Wintf)n, 10s(piires. 
 
 District of [iitnico and /,(f /'r>//V--A!vx:uul',r M. Mnckay. E-<(juij-e. 
 
 Cltrh- . 
 
 Clerk .i.v.v/,vAy/2/— irichard 15. jioUIea. 
 
 So/irlt ■r-(!i'i!fri/t - lion. ,Ianir> S. Winter. <,» C 
 
 Sti'i/rii/it-ttt-ArhJ.^- — duhi) I). Barnes. 
 
 fjlirarian -KicliardB. Iloldcn. 
 
 Dour-K'cpci — bdiu Haiiy. 
 
 3./wv^/7 //<-'/■— John ^I urranl . 
 
 AasisliDit J/r-.v.sV7;(7<r— SlepliMi Fi i-neii. 
 
 Umhr Dvnr-Kcrpcr—'ilunmv^ Dm]". 
 
 Outer Jhor- Ivcf per -Rohi'Vt AVal.^h. 
 
 Assi.i'a.'it I) (ir-.Krnr .• e- • ' ^f^_^..■.<,. - b»hM Sheppard. 
 
 V^iri r.i<in — Jf'lin I 
 
8S 
 
 THE NlJWl-OUXDLAyi) ALMA X AC. 
 
 IliH llonortlio Adniinistr.itov (»f till! (lOViTiuiitnt h.i.s hccii |)lc;is- 
 c<i to appoint, Alexauder ^^. Miukay, Esq., .Insipli I, Little. l<>q , 
 »nu Hcii. Kflwurd AVliitL', \i.)h\\ Meml)ors of ihc Kx«'eijUvc Council 
 of tills Colony. 
 
 His Honor in Council luis also Ij'on ]»ic'aM;d to appoint the J Ion. 
 Willinm J. 8. J)(>iiiielly, to bo Il'.'Cflvcr Gcim.'ImI; J.'une.s (^ FnusiT, 
 Esq., to be Surveyor (icncral ; Sinitii .^^cJ\■l\•, Es(j., to be Actin;; 
 Chairnniu of tl»e Bo.ird of \Vorks; Mr. Jolif) It. Kearney, to be 
 Lauaiu^ and Tiilc; S'.irveyor in tin; Cuf-toni Uoiksc 8t, Jobu'.s, vice 
 Mr. James L. Noonau, re.sigm'd ; i\lr. Thomas W. G ulcn, to l)C 
 First (Merk and Warebon.'^e Keeper >n liu- Custom House. St, 
 John's, vice Mr. John K. Jveorney : .Mr. AllVed iSeymonr, !,o be 
 Clerk and Landiui; Waiter in the CuHt<^ni lIou.se, llarbor Grace, 
 vice Mr. Thomas \V r;;iden 
 
 Vi'.'-Consul for Spain— Don Antonio '■^ingala. 
 
 
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