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 Malioicil Library Bibliothfeqiie nalionaie 
 c Canada du Canada 
 
 THE 
 
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 INDEX 
 
 TOPICAL AND PERSONAL 
 
 TO 
 
 CANADA : 
 
 AN ENCYCLOP/EDIA OF 
 THE COUNTRY 
 
 rw 
 
 Six Quarto Volua\es 
 
 J. CASTELL HOPKINS, F.S.S. 
 
 EDITOR 
 
 THE LINSCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY 
 
 TottONTO AND tONDON, B. C. 
 
1)1 .1 iippnff^pigpt' 
 
 
 I. 
 
 2. 
 
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 4. ] 
 5- i 
 
 Jjte lluuisuiid Xiiie lluM.lred. bv the l!i-,i,l|ev-Ganx-t-OA Co 
 I.imitea, 111 the office of the .Miuistc'r U Agriculture 
 
 II. 
 
 III. 
 
 IV.- 
 
A KEY TO THE INDEX. 
 
 mnfla. In the vfn r 
 ly-GaircboA Co., 
 
 I.— Articles" AND Editor's Notks. 
 
 1. Constitutional and Political History 
 
 2. Commercial, Finr cial and Indus- 
 
 Index 
 Page 
 
 trial History. 
 
 4- 
 5- 
 
 6. 
 
 7- 
 
 Transportation and Public Improve- 
 ments 
 
 Religious History 
 
 Art, Mu3ic 
 aiism 
 
 History of C 
 
 Canadian Res 
 Progrc-Hs . 
 
 8. Military History 
 
 9. Relations with the Empire and ih..- 
 United States 
 
 ID. Laws Pud Judicial Systems 
 
 11. ( anadian Natural Plistory 
 
 12. Miscellaneous Canadian HiM(. IV 
 
 II.-C0NTRIBUTOR.S, Ili.u.st:^.v-i u-jy-' 
 AND Maps. 
 
 1. Alphabetical List of Coi;;; ii,iu,,.-.s. . . 
 
 2. Alphabetical Li^t of Portr;iit- 
 
 3- Canadian Scenes 
 
 4- Plans and Maps 
 
 5. Canadian Buildings 
 
 28 
 
 29 
 30 
 30 
 
 32 
 
 36 
 
 4' 
 
 41 
 
 42 
 
 III.— Topical Indfx, Ai.phahetci- 
 
 AI.LY ARRA.\t;;;n 
 
 42-109 
 
 IV.— Index to I.kaiknt, Mkn and 
 Their Acm.m.-. i::,::;.vts 
 
 I I i-iSS 
 
 i 31. 
 
EXPLANATORY. 
 
 The Articles in the six vohinies of the 
 EncycloP/Kdia, together with the accompany- 
 ing Editor's Notes, are first indexed ander the 
 main divisions of Canadian History and 
 Development into which they naturally fall. 
 Then follow Indices of the Contributors, 
 Portraits, Pictures and Maps. Section III, or 
 the Topical Index, gives in alphabetical and 
 more detailed order the contents of the 
 Encyclopedia relating to History, Provinces, 
 Politics and general and material development, 
 with several special headings covering such 
 subjects as Documents and Education, l)Ut each 
 appearing in its alphabetical place. The last 
 Section is the Personal one and deals with the 
 leading names which are referred to throughout 
 the Work. 
 
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 lly fall, 
 ributors, 
 
 III, or 
 cal and 
 
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 oviiices, 
 opnieiit, 
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 Constitutional and Political History. 
 
 The Quebec Act of 1774: '""'""• ^-S* 
 
 J^y William Houston, M.A., former- 
 ly Librarian of the Ontario Let'is- 
 lature ° j ^^^ 
 
 The Constitutional Act of -791 ; 
 
 Hy 1'. 1'. Cronin, Editor of the 
 
 Catholic Kcfjistrar, Toronto i ,36, 
 
 The Rebellion of 1X37 in Upper Canada • 
 
 By William Canuifl, M.D., Author of 
 the History of the Early Settlement 
 
 of Upper Canada j;; ,^ 
 
 The Troubles of 1S37 in I^wer Canada • 
 
 By N. K. Dionne, F.R.S.C, Legis- 
 lative Librarian, Province Quebec. , iii .7 
 
 The Sei^'iieurial Tenure in Lower Canada • "^ 
 
 By Benjamin Suite, F.R.S.C .' iU ng. 
 
 The Abolition of the Seigncurial Tenure : 
 By the Hon. Alphouse Desjardins 
 ex-M. P., formerly vSenator of Can- 
 ada and Dominion Minister of 
 
 Militia and Defence jj; j^. 
 
 History of the Clerpjy Reserves : 
 
 By the Ven. Alexander Dixon, B. A 
 D.C L., Archdeacon of Niagara....' iij i,& 
 
 Review of Canadian Constitutional His- 
 
 By the Editor ^ 
 
 Constitutional Development of New 
 Brunswick : 
 
 By S. D. Scott, M.A., Editor of the 
 
 St. John "Sun" and President of the 
 
 N. B. Historical Society y .^9 
 
 Constitutional Progress of Nova Scotia • 
 
 By the Hon. J. W. Longley, M.A 
 
 Q.C., M.P.P., Attorney-General of 
 
 Nova Scotia 
 
 The Origin of Confederation : 
 
 By the Hon. Sir Charles Tuppe' 
 
 Bart G.C.M.G., C.B., D.CJl"' 
 
 LL.p., MD., M.P., late Prime 
 
 Minister of Canada y .^a 
 
 The Confederation Movement in Prince 
 Edward Island : 
 
 By the Hon. Andrew A. Ma^donald 
 
 Senator of Canada ^ . 
 
 History and Functions of tfle Canadian 
 Senate : 
 
 By the Hon. Lawrence G. Power 
 Senator of Canada ' y 
 
 The Provincial Legislative Councils " of 
 Canada : 
 
 By Alfred A. Stockton, Ph D 
 hL.n, D.C.L., Q.C., of St. John,' 
 
 Municipal Institutions in Canada • ' ^ '^'^^ 
 
 By Robert Stanley Weir, D.C.L. of 
 Montreal 
 
 The Electoral Franchise in Canada : ^^^ 
 
 By Thomas Hodgins, M.A. O C 
 Master-in-()r,linary of the SupTeme 
 
 Court of Ontario ^. g 
 
 The First Premier of the Dominion • 
 
 By D.ividCreighton, ex-JI.P ^i zit 
 
 The Fifth Premier of the Dominion • 
 
 Bv J. Lambert Payne ^.j 
 
 1 Premier of the Dominion : 
 
 ""^J^-'"^"' VI 22S 
 
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CANADA : AN KNCYCUOPiKDIA OF TlIK COUNTRY. 
 
 The Seventh Premier of the noniiiiioii ? 
 
 Hv Louiii l"reilK-tte, C.M.G., 1,1,. I)., 
 l/it.l)., I'.K.S.C 
 
 French CuniKhi and the ICiupire : 
 
 liy the Hditor 
 
 The C.inadiun I'eoj.le unci Political Parties: 
 liy the ICditor 
 
 tiketch of the Orange Order in Canada : 
 
 liy the Hon. \. Clarke Wnllace, M. 
 P., Orand Ma.sler of the ( Irder, and 
 William Uanks, of the " Orange 
 vSentinel" 
 
 Historical Sketch of the Conservative 
 Party in ynebec : 
 
 Uy the Hon.ThomasChn]ais, 1. 1,. I)., 
 M.L.C 
 
 Historic I,il)eralisni in the Province of 
 Qnebec : 
 
 Hv the Hon. P'rancois C. S. I,an,qe- 
 lier, Q.C., I-I-.D 
 
 History of Canadian Temperance I.cgi-ila- 
 lation : 
 
 By J. J. MHcI<aren, M.A., 1,1,. I)., 
 D.C.Iv., Q.C 
 
 C:inadian Labour Interests and Move- 
 ments : 
 
 Ily D. J.O'Donoghue 
 
 BY THK KDITOR. 
 
 Sketch of Baron Maseres 
 
 Sketch of Chief Justice Hey 
 
 Message of Cieorge HI 
 
 Opinions of Carletoii, Idn.serts, Hey and 
 
 Lyttleton 
 
 Debate in the Hou.se of Coiumuns 
 
 I.ondnn'.s Address to King George 
 
 Statements by Thurlow, Wedderburn and 
 
 Marryott 
 
 Treaties connected with the Quebec Act. . 
 
 Lord Mansfield,? Judiinienl 
 
 Sketch of I.ord Mansfield 
 
 Queen IClizabeth's hcdesiasUcal Policy... 
 British Governors-General uj' to iS.|i.... 
 
 Sketch of I.ieut. -General SitUioe 
 
 Sketch of Adam I.yniljurncr 
 
 0])iiii<jns of I,ord liorchester 
 
 Opinions of Chief Justice Smith 
 
 Tlie P'rench-Canadian Ninety-two Resolu- 
 tions 
 
 Address of the Montreal Coiisliuilional 
 
 Society 
 
 Lord Durham on the P'rench Qutstion... 
 The Reformers' Declaration ot Kiijils. . . . 
 The Rebellion and the .Mtitudii of the 
 
 X'uited States 
 
 The Jlaritime Provinces and the Kebellion 
 JIackenzic's Navy Pslaud Procl.imalion. . 
 The I'pper Canadian (iovernmcut \ie\v. . 
 
 ^lackenzie's .\ccount of the Rebellion 
 
 Sir Francis Bond Head's Narrative 
 
 The British Radical View 
 
 Sketch of Sir Peregrine Maitkuid 
 
 " Sir Francis Bond Heail 
 
 F'ield-Marshal Lord Seaton 
 
 " George, 9th P^iirl of Dalhousic. . 
 
 " General Sir James Kemjit 
 
 Biograj)hy of the F,arl of Dnrhani 
 
 " Robert Fleming Gourlay. . . 
 
 " William I,yon M.ic'cenzie. . . 
 
 " Marshal .Spring Biduell 
 
 Sketch of Sir John Beverley Robinson 
 
 " The Hon. Robert Baldwin 
 
 " The Hon. Louis J. Papineau.... 
 
 Dr. Wolfred Nelson 
 
 The Right Hon. Charles Buller 
 The Right Hon. J. A. Roebuck. 
 
 " Joseph Hume, M.P 
 
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 COMMKRCIAI,, FINANCIAL AND IMIMSIIUAI, lIlSVoRy. 
 
 Skptoh of ArchilKil.l, 2111I Hurl of Cosfoid. 
 
 Cliiirlis Criiiit, rsi Lord Crleiklf,' 
 
 !| Major Cfii'l Sir (H-ori;^ Arlluir 
 
 II yUv iloii. Denis Ilcnj;iiiiiii \'iv;cr 
 
 'I'lu- iioii. AiixnsUii .\. .Moiiii. . . 
 
 The lion. Dr. Jolm Kolpli. 
 
 IiiiIH-nal Ofluiiils (Inrinx tla- U<I.(.llijn. .'. 
 
 yVorks of KiliTiMUf 
 
 Fn-ncli I.andid TenurfS hcfori' 1M7 
 
 Skc'lcli ot the Hon. 1,. T. Dniinni.'.iid. ." " " 
 Nature- and Operaliou of tlie SeiL'nturiiil 
 
 Sy.slfni 
 
 Ori^jin an,! Ohjuct.s of llii'cinVv'uVsorvis 
 D:si.o.silion and ICarly X'ahie of llie Re- 
 
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 Con!4itliUoiud LcRHlity Stated ',,[" {\\ 
 
 Ksiahlishnii'nt of tlie Kectorii'.s. .....'.' j.'t 
 
 Clian;L;...s in linfvrial INilifv . . jji 
 
 Lord Svdiidiani and ilu- f-rovincc- in'1840 iii 
 Lord l-.l^m's Viuw.s of Hk- Rtservts. ... iii 
 I.eKislalive History of lilt! Rfst-rves. " iii 
 linix-nal Authoritv of till' RisLMvos '' iii 
 Statistical R»'f(,rd of i1r. Oncslion ' ""' jij 
 SUt'tfh of llie lion. Williani Morris '"' iii 
 I'nsbyttrian Attitude upon the Issue " ' iij 
 lUshop .Strachan's Defeiu-e ol the Sv.stein iii 
 Irovmrial Ceneral ICltctions Since' Con- 
 federation 
 
 Canadian Parliaments duriuk,' iVie iViion 
 of 1841-67 
 
 Canadian I'arlianient.s since ConfVdVra'tion v 
 
 IheSeeond Premier of Canada. . . yj 
 
 The Tliinl Premier of Canada. . ...... y- 
 
 The I'ourth Premier of Canada. ,• 
 
 I he Kiel Question ^j 
 
 IJarly Hritish Lieutenant-Governors y. 
 
 T he .^lanitoba School ysiestion yj 
 
 C.overnors-General of Canada " ^ 
 
 The Prohibition (Question in Cana.ia' ' .' ." ' yj 
 
 Onicial Titles and Precedence in Canada. . yi 
 
 Lieut, -Governors of the Province. yi 
 
 Canadian Klectoral Statistics ['." y ; 
 
 Tile St. Jean Iteptiste Association. .'..."" yi 
 
 Ihe Grand Orange Lodge of Ontario Ivas't vi 
 
 Grail' Orange I<odge of New Brunswick. . yi 
 
 Orangeisin in Manitoba ^.j 
 
 Other Provincial Grand Lodge Officers yi 
 
 Social and Political Canadian Clubs ' ' yi 
 
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 Commercial, Financial and lndt:s(ri£ 
 History. 
 
 The Fiscal History of Canada : ''"'""" 
 
 By the Editor j 
 
 Inter-Provincial Trade in.Canada : 
 
 By A. H. U. Col(|uiioun,I!..\.. Editor 
 of McLean's Trade Journal ; late 
 Chief Editor of the Toronto "I'lu- 
 P're" J 
 
 The Recijirocity Treaty of iSs4 • 
 
 By the Editor .'. j 
 
 Caiia.lian Trade Relations with the riiited 
 
 Mates : 
 
 By John Charlton, M.P ; 
 
 The Commerce of Canada : 
 
 By the Hi»ii. James Vouiig,cx-M P 
 formerly Treasurer of Ontario ' i 
 
 The Pioneers of Trade in Canada : 
 
 By Stapleton Caldecott, ex-Presi- 
 dent of the Toronto Board of Trnde i 
 
 An Historical Sketch of Canadian Bank- 
 ing : 
 
 By (George Hague, General RLuiager 
 Blerchants' Bank of Canada V. . i 
 
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CANADA: AN KNCVCI.Ul>i«DIA OF TIIK COUNTRY. 
 
 Tllf CMiuxliiiik and Atiicrican lluiilciii); 
 Systems : 
 
 Hy 11 R. Walker, Gciii-ral Maimjjer 
 Caiiailiati Hank of Coninu-rce 
 
 The liuiikinf,' Systi'in i>f Canada ; 
 
 Hy I). R. VVilkii-, (U-iuthI Manager 
 Iilipt-rial Hank <if Canada 
 
 £keicli of Canadian IMnancial History : 
 
 Hy the Hon. CforKe Iv ImisIit, H.A., 
 D.C.I,., 1,1, I)., Ml'., late linunce 
 MiniHter of tin- I )oniinion 
 
 Canadian I.oan and Savings Coini)anii-s : 
 Hy R. II. Totnlinson, Mannj^'er of 
 the Hritish Cainidian I,oan and In- 
 vestment Compuny, Limited, of 
 Toronto 
 
 History and Progress of Canadian I'ire 
 Insurance : 
 
 Hy J. J. Kenny, Vice-l'resident of 
 the Hritisli America and Western 
 Assurance Companies 
 
 The History of I.ife Insurance in Canada; 
 Hy VVilliam iMcCahe, 1,I,.H., IM.A., 
 I''.S.S., Mana^inn Director of the 
 North American I,ife Assurance 
 Company, Toronto 
 
 rratcrnal Insurance aiul Sick Benefit So- 
 cieties : 
 
 Hy John l-'erguson, M.A., M.D 
 
 Note on Accident Insurance in Cann<la : 
 By Georj^e O. Hurnett, Toronto.... 
 
 Th-J Industrial History of Canada ; 
 
 By J. J. Cassfdey, ICditor of the 
 "Canadian Manufacturer" 
 
 I'rcgress of Canadian Indv.slries : 
 
 By K. H. HiKK'ir. ICditor of the 
 "Canadian Journal of I'ahrics," 
 and of the "Canadian l'ji)j;ineir " . . 
 
 Canadian Industry and the Chinese (Ques- 
 tion ; 
 
 By George H. Cowan, of Vancouver, 
 B.C 
 
 The Canadian Iron Industry : 
 
 By Georj;e p; Dnnnmond, President 
 General Mining Assi.cialicn of the 
 Province of y nehec 
 
 iiY Tnic );r)iT(iK. 
 
 British Treaties of Commerce 
 
 Lord Farrer on the Commercial Treaties. . 
 
 Karly Canadian Trade 
 
 The I'inancial and Commercial Crisis of 
 
 IHS7 
 
 The I'inancial and Commercial Crisis of 
 
 1S93 
 
 Trade with the West Indies 
 
 Canadian Tariff Rights 
 
 The Protectionist Movement in Parliament 
 
 The Balance of Trade Question 
 
 ^Ir. David ISIill , oii the Depression of 1.S76 
 ■Report of Parliamentary Commission of 
 
 1S76 
 
 Jlr. Mackenzie on Free Trade and Pro- 
 tection 
 
 Depreciation in Values 
 
 •Fir K. Cartwright on the National Policy 
 
 The Liberal Convention of 1S93 
 
 Mr. I'ielding on the Tariff of 1S97 
 
 ^Ir. Blake on the TanfT of 1SS2 and 1S.S7. . 
 Conservative Conventions at Toronto in 
 
 i87Sand 18S4 
 
 The Duke of Newcastle an<l Mr. A. T. 
 
 Gait on Tariff-making Powers (1S59) 
 Sketch of Sir Alexander Gait 
 
 " Sir Leonard Tilley 
 
 Mr. Gait on the Canadii 1 Tariff in 1859. . 
 
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 Rt'port of Mr. Iliiiiiilton Merrilt'i Le){iit- 
 
 liitivf CoiiiinilU'o ( l.Si5_^ ) 
 
 Rfpiirl of 1,1'nisliilivf Coimtiitttf in iSj^ ■ 
 Report to till- (lovi-riiiiu'iit l)y Mr. (Sir) 
 
 W. 1'. llowliiiid ill lS6i 
 
 Caimiiiiiii Iiitcnml TnuU- TiitileH, lS,-,H-6j. . 
 Rt'porl of tlie House of Comiiioiis' Cotti- 
 
 iiiittei" ot 1.S77 
 
 Statistics of Iiiti'r-l'roviiifial Timli' 
 
 Ski-tfli of the Iviirl of ICIgiii and Kincar- 
 dine 
 
 Stati.stics of Trade, 1H50-71 
 
 Spt-'ech of I.ord Clarendon 
 
 Report of Hon. Israel T. Haloli, V. S. 
 
 Cointnissioner 
 
 Historical vSketcli of Trade Ktdalions 
 
 Resolutions by New York State I,ej<is- 
 
 lature 
 
 Canadian Trade with the United StateB 
 
 coinparerl wiih that of ollu"- Couiiliies 
 Reply of Mr. A. T. Gait to .Vin^'rican 
 
 Charges 
 
 Historical ICxtracts from Sir IJihvard 
 
 VVatkin's Memoirs 
 
 Select Committee of the New York Cliam- 
 
 1)' 'T of ConHiierce 
 
 The r)etroit Reciprocity Convention 
 
 The I'amons Speech of Hon. Juscpli Howe 
 
 Letter from the Rt. Hon. John Hrix;lil 
 
 Reixirt of the Canadian Ivxecutive Council 
 
 to Lord Monck 
 
 Report of IJ.\ecutive Council Committee . . 
 Report of James VV. Taylor to United 
 
 States Government 
 
 Report by K. H. Derby to United States 
 
 (^Fovermnent 
 
 Report of Canaf'ian Commi.ssioner.s to 
 
 Washington in 1.S66 
 
 Sir John Ro'c A<ldresses the Colonial 
 
 OlTice about Reciprocity 
 
 Terms of the Reciprocity Treaty of rS54. . 
 Report upon Inter-natiniiiU 1msc.i1 Rela- 
 tions by the Hon. I'eler Mitchell 
 
 Report by J. N. Lamed, to United States 
 
 Government 
 
 Canadian Reciprocity Con<mlssion of 1^7.} 
 Transportation .XdvantaKcs of the United 
 
 vStates in 1854-66 
 
 Memorial of the Dominion Board of Trade 
 
 i" i«73 
 
 The McKinley (U.S. ) Tariff Duties 
 
 Resolutions Presented to the House of 
 Commons upon Closer Trade Rela- 
 tions 
 
 Canadian Power to Make Foreign Treaties 
 
 Inter-Provincial Conference at Quebec. . . . 
 
 Mr. niake and his West Durham Address 
 
 Resolutions by the Manitoba Legislature 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of 1891-92 
 
 Reciprocity Convention at St. Paul, U.S A. 
 
 Export Trade of Canada, 18S7-96 
 
 Report of Parliamentarv C<Mnmittee in 
 1.S74 '• 
 
 Petitions to United States Congre.ss for 
 Reciprocitv 
 
 Sketch of Sir R. J. Cartwright 
 
 Sir J<ihn A. Macdonald's Manifesto in 1S91 
 
 Mr. Wilfrid Laurier's Manifesto in 1S91 . . 
 
 Sir W. C. Van Home on Unrestricted 
 Reciprocity 
 
 The Dingley ( U.S. )Tariff Duties 
 
 Hon. G. W. Ross on Reciprocity 
 
 Letters of Mr. Fielding and Sir I,, H. 
 Davies upon Unrestricted Reciprocity 
 
 Hon. G. E. Foster's Election Address in 
 1S91 
 
 Sir J. .\. Chapleau on the History of 
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 bearing upon Reciprocity 
 
 Sketch of the Coniiin*rci;il Union AIovo- 
 
 iiuiil by Krastus Wiiiian 
 
 Yhe Ilia Ki'soUUioiis in Conj^re.'^s 
 
 The Couiincivial Union Chib, Toronto,... 
 Sir .v. T. CjAt npon the ZoUvcrein Tro- 
 
 I)os;U of 1 86? 
 
 Mr. J. N. Larned upon the .Vnierican ■uie 
 
 of the I'roposal 
 
 Hon. Jaine.s Younj; upon the probable 
 
 Results of Connnvroial I 'nion 
 
 CoUKressinan Hitt's Letter to '^'i-. Win'.an 
 Central I'anners' Institute for Ont;:rio. . . . 
 Toronto Young Men's Liberal Club IMani- 
 
 festo 
 
 Terms of Hie Congressional Butterworth 
 
 Bill '. 
 
 Resolution of the Toronto lioard of Trade 
 Mr. Ward's Report to Congress in 1S62. . . 
 Letter of the Hon. Ivlijah Ward in 1870.. 
 
 Opinions of the lion. Thonu.s White 
 
 Opinions and Position of Mr. Goldwin 
 
 Smith 
 
 Sketch of Era.stns Wilnan 
 
 Sketches of Trade Pioneers : 
 
 Hon. John JMolson, >!.I'; C 
 
 Hon. John Molscjn, T.i.L.C 
 
 Hon. James Crooks 
 
 Hon. John Young 
 
 Hon. IVter MeCVill 
 
 Senator Skead 
 
 Hon. .\nsliii Cuvilier 
 
 Senator Siinjison 
 
 Hon. I.saac Buchanan 
 
 Hon. John JIclMurrieh 
 
 Senator Benson 
 
 Senator Ho]k' 
 
 Ja'ues Goodfv'nani \\'orls 
 
 William ( joodorlu'.m 
 
 Joseph McKay 
 
 Hon. Henry Rhodes 
 
 William Worl;nuin 
 
 D.iiiiase JIason 
 
 Hoi.. Jsaac Burpee 
 
 Hon. Charles Serapliin Uodi^'r 
 
 Hon. George Moffatl 
 
 Senator Murphy 
 
 David Torrance 
 
 Hon. James IVrrier 
 
 Hon. Isidore ThihaiuUau 
 
 Hon. William Todd 
 
 Senator Carrall 
 
 James MacLaten 
 
 Hon. Billa Plint 
 
 Robert Hay, M.I' 
 
 Hon. Klijah Leonard 
 
 Philemon Wright 
 
 Senator John JVIacdonald 
 
 Hart A. Massey 
 
 Henry Frankhn Bronson 
 
 S-inator Hamilton 
 
 D. D. Calvin, M.P.P 
 
 Hon. James G. Ross 
 
 Senator McMaster ... 
 
 Hon. J. L. Beaudry 
 
 Senator Turner 
 
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 Early Stages of Cai:adian Banking 
 
 Mr. Breckenridge on Ivarly Bank Char- 
 ters 
 
 The Bank of Upper Canada 
 
 Political Banking 
 
 The Pinancial Crisis of 1837 
 
 Influence of the Imperial Authorities 
 
 Banking in Nov.'i Scotia 
 
 Position of Canadian Banks in 1S57 
 
 Montreal City and District Savings Bank 
 
 Banking in New Brunswick 
 
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 Review of the System in 1869 by ''Gliomas 
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 Mr. Hague's Coinnients before the Parha- 
 iiieiitary Coinniillee of 1869 
 
 Views of the Hon. K. I). Wihnot 
 
 Bank of lirilish Norlh America 
 
 Sketch of Sir P'rancis Ilincks 
 
 Institutions formed in 1858-66 
 
 Pvxpansion Period of J86S-74 
 
 Expansion Period of 1SS2-6. 
 
 The Manitoba luflption 
 
 Numlier of Canachan Chartered Banks. . .. 
 
 Canadian Hank Suspensions 
 
 Bank Slock y notations, 1875-95 
 
 The Canadian Bankers' Association 
 
 Sketch of the Bank of Montreal 
 
 History of the Quebec Bank 
 
 Bank of British Cohimbia 
 
 The Merchants' Bank of Canada 
 
 La Banque Du Pcuple 
 
 Canadian Bank of Commerce 
 
 Some further Historical Details 
 
 The Free Bankiu}; System 
 
 Mr. BreckenridKe compares the Systems 
 
 Comparative Merits dt cribed by Mr. 
 Watson 
 
 Mr. Arthur Weir upon the United States 
 Monetary System 
 
 Mr. W. Weir's Letter to the U.S. Congress 
 
 Mr. Ro.se's Banking Scheme of 1S69 
 
 Sir Prancis Hincks' Banking Measure in 
 1S70 
 
 Bank Act Renewal proposed by Sir Leon- 
 ard Tilley in 1880 
 
 Bank Act Renewal i)resented by the Hon. 
 G. K. P'oster in 1S90 
 
 Statistics Re.i;arding Cliarlered Banks. . . . 
 
 Sketch of Mr. E. H. King 
 
 The Canadian Currency System 
 
 Banking Capital, Notes and Deposits 
 
 Sketch of Sir John Rose 
 
 Canadian Bank Statistics in 1897 
 
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 transportation and Public Improvements. 
 
 Historical Sketch of the Intercolonial 
 Railway : 
 
 Bv'SirSandf.ndrkniing.K.C.M.G., 
 LL.D., C.E 
 
 The Fxirly History of the Gr.ind Tnink 
 Railway : 
 
 Bv" Thomas C. Reefer, C.K., C.>L 
 G., F.RS.C 
 
 Historical Skctcli of the Gv.ind 'I'runk 
 Railway : 
 
 liy J. J. Lanning, formerly .\ssistanl 
 General Manager 
 
 History of the Canadian Pacific Railway : 
 By Molyneux St. John, late Ivlitor 
 of the Winnipeg " Pr^-^' I'r ss " . . . . 
 
 Canada and the Canadian Pa^-ific Railway : 
 By the Ivlitor ". . 
 
 The W:iterways of Canada : 
 
 By Watson Gritiin 
 
 History of Canadian N.ivig ition : 
 
 By James Croil, lale PMilor of " The 
 Presbyterian R.'Curd," Montreal, 
 and .Xullior of " St.'ani X.iyigalion 
 and its Relation to the Commerce 
 of Canada and the United States". . 
 
 Ship-Buildin.g in Nova Scolia : 
 
 By Robert M. MucC.regor, B.A 
 
 Vohune Tnye 
 
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CANADA : AN BNCYCI,OPi«DIA OF THB COUNTRY. 
 
 Canadian Electric Street Railways : 
 
 Bv Granville C. Cunninghuni, M.I. 
 
 CE 
 
 History of Canadian Telegraphy : 
 
 Hy Charles Prentice Dwight 
 
 Canada and llie Atlantic Cables : 
 
 By \V. J. Brown 
 
 BY THB BDITOR. 
 
 Intercolonial Railway : 
 
 Tabular History of the Railway. . . . 
 
 Lord Durliam's Prophetic .State- 
 Ult'Tlt 
 
 The Earl of Derby and the Railway 
 
 Imperial Defence and the Inter- 
 colonial 
 
 Canadian Address to the Queen .... 
 
 Nova Scotia Legislative Address to 
 the Queen 
 
 Address from Ntew Brunswick's 
 Legislature 
 
 The Intercolonial and the Asliiiur- 
 ton Treaty 
 
 Necessity for the Intercolonial Rail- 
 way 
 
 Finance of the Railway 
 
 Sketch of Sir Sandford Fleming 
 
 Sketch of Sir Richard Brown, Bart. 
 
 Sketch of the Hon. Edward Barron 
 Chandler 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway : 
 
 The Promoters of the Railway 
 
 The Grand Trunk Prospectus 
 
 The Company and the Canadian 
 Government 
 
 Sir Francis Hincks and the Grand 
 Trunk 
 
 Summary of Grand Trunk Expendi- 
 ture 
 
 Sketch of the Hon. John Ross.... 
 
 The Grand Trunk and Canadian 
 Waterways 
 
 Sketch of Walter Shanlv, C.E., 
 ex-.M.P ; 
 
 Capital of the Railway in 1858 
 
 The I'inancial Historv of the Grand 
 Trunk ' 
 
 Sketch of Sir Joseph Hickson 
 
 Presi<lent and Officials of the Road 
 
 Sketch of Charles J. Brydges, C.E. 
 
 Sketch of Thomas C. Keefer, C.li., 
 C.M.G 
 
 Sketch of Sir .Samuel ISIorton Peto.. 
 
 Sketch of Sir Henr\- Whatlev TvU-r. 
 
 The Grand Trunk and the .St. Clair 
 Tunnel 
 
 The Grand Trunk and the Victoria 
 Bridge 
 
 The Prince of Wales and the Bridge 
 
 Mr. T. C. Keefer and the Victoria 
 Bridge 
 
 Sketch of Thomas Brassey 
 
 Engli.sh View of the Grand Trunk 
 
 History of the Great Western Rail- 
 way 
 
 The Northern Railway and the 
 Grand Trunk 
 
 Sketch of Frederick Chase Capreol 
 
 Receipts and E.xpenses of the North- 
 ern Railwav 
 
 Sketch of Lieut.-Colonel Fred W. 
 Cumberland 
 
 The British Investor and the Grand 
 Trunk 
 
 The ^lidland Railway and the Grand 
 Trunk 
 
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 rrtsent Position ot the Grand 
 
 Trunk Railway {{ jry 
 
 Canadian I'acilTc Railway : 
 
 A Propliftic View of the Railway . . 
 The I'acilic Railway Cliariei Ques- 
 tion 
 
 Air. D. h. J^IcI'liersou's Cuiupaiiy, . 
 
 Sir llu^^h Allan's Coinpauy 
 
 The I'roctedinj; of the Royal Coni- 
 
 niissiou 
 
 Sir John A. Macdonald's Defence.. 
 SkcLch of the Hon. Lucius Seth 
 
 iluntin.Ljlon 
 
 Sketch of Sir Huf,'h Allan 
 
 Sir D. h. Macl'her.son.. . 
 Events Connected willi Construc- 
 tion 
 
 Parlia.iientary Ili.story of the Road 
 British Colunulia and the R;uh^ay 
 Car/adian Pacific Receipts and Ex- 
 penses 
 
 The Canadian Pacific and Western 
 
 CoiU])etition 
 
 Railway Subsidies to Trans-Contiii- 
 
 ental Lines 
 
 The Retiienient of Lord Mount- 
 Stephen 
 
 Officials of the Canadian Pacific...'. 
 
 Sketch of Lord Mount-Steiilien 
 
 " Sir William C. Van Home. 
 International Position of the Rail- 
 
 , way ji 
 
 The Canadian Pacific as a Short 
 
 Route jj 
 
 The Crow's Nest Pass \rrangenient ii 
 
 The Canadian Pacific and the Rates 
 (Question ij 
 
 Miscellaneous Railways : 
 
 Pioneer Methods of Transportation ii 
 
 Provincial Kxpenditure Upon Roads ii 
 
 Pioneer Can.idian R.iilwavs... ii 
 
 Milea.ye of Canadian Railways'.'.!! ii 
 
 The Railway Ccniniittee o'f the 
 
 Privy Council j. 
 
 The Nova Scotia Railwav and'other 
 
 Roads ' jj 
 
 Heads of the Canadian R:aiiwa'y 'De- 
 partment jj 
 
 Busine.ss done bv Canadian'Rai'l'. 
 
 ways jj 
 
 Sketch of George I.aidlaw ii 
 
 Railway Accidents in Canada !!!!*' ii 
 
 Canadian Railway Pinancial Metli- 
 
 "ils ii 
 
 Opening of Railways in Canada .... ii 
 
 Sketch of Colonel Sir Casiniir 
 
 Gzowski jj 
 
 Capital of Railways in the r!)o- 
 
 ininion - 
 
 The Hudson's Bav Railwav Project li 
 
 Cost of Canadian Railwavs'. ji 
 
 Progress of Canadian Railwavs.!!! ii 
 
 Horse Railwavs in the Cities'. . " ii 
 
 The Municipal Loan iMind aiui'tlie 
 
 Railwavs ;; 
 
 Sketch o! Hugh Sutherland," ex- 
 
 ^^' '^ ,,, JJ 
 
 Canadian Railways anr' the Rondins 
 
 I'rivilege " ^ jj 
 
 Miscellaneous Railwa-. Facts ii 
 
 Trans-Continental Railway Projects ii 
 
 Water Transportation : 
 
 Ship-IUiilding in Quebec Province. . iii ^ir 
 
 Early Statistics of Canadian Vessels iii '^iS' 
 
 I loiicer Conditions of Navigation.. iii '^m 
 
 Early History of Inland Navigation iii Izi 
 
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cannda: an kn"Cyci,op^dia ov tiik country. 
 
 ■Open Ports an<l Navi>?able Waters 
 of Caiuula 
 
 Survey of Canadian Titles ami Cur- 
 rents 
 
 Early Ivxpenditnres uiKin Naviga- 
 tion 
 
 History of Canadian Canals 
 
 ■Canadian Canal Ivxpi-ndilure 
 
 Report of Dominion Canal Com- 
 mission 
 
 Sketch of the Snult Ste. Mane Canal 
 
 Miscellaneous Canal Stalistiis 
 
 The Deepening of Canadian Canals 
 
 International Deep Waterways 
 Question 
 
 Sketch of the Hon. William Hamil- 
 ton Merritt 
 
 Sketch of Sir Samuel Cnnard 
 
 •Canada and the I'irst Allanlie 
 Steamer 
 
 Canadian Transportation Routes. . 
 
 Hudson's Ray Navigation 
 
 Canadian Shipping and Steam Sta- 
 tistics 
 
 "Competitive Land and Water Trans- 
 port 
 
 History of the Allan I,ine Steaui- 
 -ships 
 
 Sketch of the Cunard Liu'* 
 
 The Dominion Line of Steamships 
 
 Tonnage of Vessels to or from Can- 
 adian Ports 
 
 ^Sketch of .Andrew Allan 
 
 The Hon. L. R Haker.... 
 
 " Allan (rihnour 
 
 " The Hon. L A. Seiieoal. . 
 
 The Canadian Pacific Steamship 
 Line 
 
 Sketch of the Teinpeiley-Ross TJne 
 
 The Richelieu and Ontario Naviga- 
 tion Company 
 
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 Religious tlistory. 
 
 Historical Sketch of Canadian Metlwdism : 
 By thf Rev. Dr. Carman. Creneral 
 Supevinteudi-ut of the M^^thodist 
 Church 
 
 W.thodisni in the Maritime Provincs : 
 
 Ry the Rev. T. Watson J^niith, 1) D. 
 
 Polity of tlie Methodist Church : 
 
 By tlie Rev. S. O. Stone, D. I)., 
 Pvesideut of llu- Toronto Conference 
 
 The Doctrines of the Melhoilist Church : 
 Bv the Rev. Professor E. I. Badglev, 
 B.D., LL.D 
 
 Historv of the Church of Kuglaiid in 
 Ontario : 
 
 By tlie Rt. Rev. A. Sweatnian, D.I)., 
 
 D.C.L , Lord Bishop of Toronto, 
 
 and 
 
 The Rev. Professor Clark, M.A., 
 
 LL.D., D C.L., I'.R S.C 
 
 'listory of the Cliurch of Knglaml in 
 Quebec : 
 
 By the VeneraMe Henry Roe, D.D., 
 Archdeacon of Quebec 
 
 The Church of lusglaud in the Maritime 
 Provinces : 
 
 Bv the Verv Rev. Praucis Partri<lge, 
 D.D., Dean' of I'redericton, N. B... 
 
 The Church of England in Rupert's Land: 
 I5v the Most Rev. R. Machrav, D.D., 
 1,'L.D., D.C.L., Archbishop "of Ru- 
 
 VoUniie I';.;;e 
 
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li COUNTRY. 
 
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 KKi.ic.tors msTOKV. 
 
 \'ohiritr I'n>jer 
 pert's I.aiiil, and ^K'lrojiMlit 111 of all 
 Canada j; -5, 
 
 The DoctriiifS and I'olilv of thtt Cluiroli uf 
 liiiglaiid ill Canada : 
 
 l!y the Ufv. John I<aii;;liy, :\I.A., ^ 
 
 1^- C. L ii 36^ 
 
 Historic I'arlics in the Chun:li of Kiil'- 
 land : 
 
 i'.v the Rev. T. C. Stieet Maeklein, 
 
 ^^■^ ii 37^- 
 
 The Jesuit Mission of Canada : 
 
 i'.y the Rev. \V. U. Wilhrow, D.l)., 
 
 '''•'^•'^•^~ ii 4J3. 
 
 The RoiiiMii Catholic Churcli in Ontario : 
 
 l!y the Very Rev. \V, R. Harris, 
 
 IJ. I)., LL.D., Dean of St. Catherines ii 4~,x 
 
 The Cathohc Church in the .Mayiliine 
 I'roviiK'es : 
 
 Hy the Ri.u:ht Rev. John C.niu ron, 
 
 D.I)., Bishop of Anti},'oni.ih. N.S. . . ii 467 
 
 Doctrines of the Rt)inan Catholic Cliiirch : 
 
 Hy the .Most Rev. John Walsh. !X 
 
 D., Arclibishop of Toronto ii 47 (j. 
 
 The Roman Cathohc Chnrch in Oiiehec : 
 
 By the Rev. P. M. ()'I,e:iry, I, IV, 
 
 .S.T.B., late I'rofessor of History in 
 
 the Seniinaay of Oiiebec '. . . , ii 4R,S; 
 
 Historical Sketch of Coii,L(re<;iilioiialisi'i in 
 Canada : 
 
 15y the Rev. Hugh I'eiUey, B..\ iii 4^9 
 
 Conijregalionalisni in the IMarilinu- I'ro- 
 vinces : 
 
 Hy the Rev. Jacob \V. Cox, B..\ iii 47^ 
 
 Historv of Congrefjalionalisin i.i Oiieiiec : 
 
 By the Rev. l-'rank J. lh\y\, HA., 
 
 B-D ■ iii 475, 
 
 Congregational Priiiciples ai.d I'olitv : 
 
 By the Rev. \V. Henry Warriner, 
 
 IJ.lJ '. iii 4S0 
 
 History of the Baptist Denoinination in 
 Canada : 
 
 By J. E. Wells. ?,I.A., I.L.D.. I-ditor 
 
 of the "Canadiiiii Baptist," Toronto iii 4S7 
 
 Doctrines and Pohty of the Baptist 
 Churches : 
 
 Bv the Rev. Professor Albert H. 
 Newman, D.D., LL.D., of McMaster 
 University, Toronto iii 435 
 
 Origin uf the Canadian Presl)yteriaii 
 Churches : 
 
 15y the Rev. Robert Torrance, D.D., 
 Jloderator of the Presbvterian 
 Church in Canada .' iy ig, 
 
 History of the Presbyterian Church in 
 Canada : 
 
 By the Rev. William Gregg, D.D. . iv 2<y! 
 
 History of Presbyterian Missions in 
 Canada : 
 
 Hy the Rev. James Robertson, D.I)., 
 Superintendent of Presbyterian Mis- 
 sions for Western Canada iv 3S 
 
 Presbyterianism in the North-West : 
 
 Bv the Verj' Rev. George M. Gr.int, 
 DJ)., LIv.D., F.R.S.C, Pniieipal of 
 
 Oueen's University, Kingston iv 49 
 
 The Huguenots and Presbyterian Missions 
 in Quebec : 
 
 Hv the Rev. Professor Jolin Camp- 
 bell, M.A., I.L.D., F.R.S.C iv 55 
 
 The Doctrines and Polity of the Presby- 
 terian Cliiirch in Canada : 
 
 By the late Rev. William Cochrane, 
 
 n.o iv 63 
 
CANADA : AN KNCYCl,OPACinA OF TIIK COUNTRY. 
 
 The Moravian Cliurch in Cniuula : 
 
 ByR. S. Wooils, '^.C, County Court 
 Ju(lj;e of Kent, Ontario 
 
 The Free Christian Baptist Churcli : 
 
 }h tlie Rev. J. T. Parsons, of Marys- 
 '» ville, N. B 
 
 The Reformed Episcopal Church in 
 Canada : 
 
 Hv the Rev. James D. Wil.son, L).D., 
 of N'ictoria, B.C 
 
 The Salvation .\riny in Canada : 
 
 By .Vdjutaiit Agnes h. Page, of 
 ^ Toronto 
 
 The I'ree ISIetliodist Church in Canada : 
 
 By the Rev. James Craig, Brantford, 
 Ontario 
 
 Sketch of I.utheranism in Canada : 
 
 By the Rev. H. HoiTinan, President 
 Canadian Evangelical Lutheran 
 Synod 
 
 The I'nited Brethren in Christ : 
 
 By the Rev. J. W. Holt, D.I)., LL.D. 
 
 T'.ie New Jerusalem Church in Canada : 
 
 By the Rev. Louis IL Tafcl, of Ber- 
 lin, Ontario 
 
 Canadian Young Men's Christian Associ- 
 ation : 
 
 Bv Prank M. Pratt, Secretary Tor- 
 onto Y.M.C.A 
 
 Til.' Evangelical Association : 
 
 By the Rev. J. G. Litt, of Camden, 
 Ontario 
 
 Tlr.i Unitarian Movement in Canada : 
 
 By the Rev. William S. Barnes, of 
 Montreal 
 
 The Christian Endeavour INIovement : 
 
 By the Rev. J. S. Conning, of Cale- 
 donia 
 
 i^ketch of the l^pworth League : 
 
 By James R. L. Starr, B.A., LL.B.,of 
 Toronto 
 
 The African Methodist-Episco)ial Cluirch : 
 By the Rev. J. C. Coleman, of To- 
 ronto 
 
 The British Methodist-Episcopal Church 
 of Canada : 
 
 By the Rev. R. R. Ball, of Toronto 
 
 Christian Science in Canada : 
 
 By W. N. Miller, O.C, LL.B., C.S. 
 D., of Toronto 
 
 The Mennonites of Manitoba : 
 
 By Miss Cora S. Hind, of Winnipeg 
 
 Historical Sketch of the Jews in Canada : 
 Bv the Rev. A. Lazarus, B.A., of the 
 lioly Blossom Congregation, To- 
 ronto 
 
 The Christadelphians in Canada ; 
 
 By Robert S. Weir, of Toronto .... 
 
 The Quakers in Canada : 
 
 By J. M. Clark, M. A., LL.B., of 
 Toronto 
 
 The I)iscii)les of Christ : 
 
 By Profeasor H. McDiarmid, M.A., 
 LL.D., of Hiram College, Hiram, 
 Ohio, U.S 
 
 The Christian As.sociation : 
 
 By Alfred Truax, of r.rantford 
 
 The Brotherhood of St. Andrew : 
 
 By Rev. Charles H. Shortt, M.A., 
 of Toronto 
 
 «Y THK rcoiroR. 
 Methodist Notes : 
 
 International Methodist Complica- 
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 Union with the British Conference 
 
 The Methoihst New Connexion 
 Church • 
 
 The New Methodist Kpiicopul 
 Church 
 
 The ITiuiilive Methodist Church in 
 Canada 
 
 Tl\c Bible Christian Church in Can- 
 ada 
 
 Early ;Methodisni and British Con- 
 uei'lioii 
 
 Sketch ot the Rev. William Case.. 
 " Rev. Henry Ryan .... 
 
 " Rev. John Reynolds. 
 
 " Rev. John Davison.. . 
 
 The Rev. Dr. J.inies Richardson... 
 
 The Rev. Dr. Ef^vtrlon Ryerson 
 
 The Rev. Dr. Matthew Richey 
 
 The Rev. Dr. Knoci.< Wood 
 
 The Rev. Dr. Willianv Morley Tun- 
 shon 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. John Carroll 
 " Rev. Dr. Anson Green 
 
 " Rev. Dr. Geo. Douglas 
 
 The liasis of Melliodist Union 
 
 • Chrc)iu)logy of Canadian Methoilist . 
 Progress 
 
 Stalisiics of Canadian Jlethodisni. . 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. Samuel 
 DwiKht Rice 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. John A. 
 Williams 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. Albert Car- 
 man 
 
 Methodist Periodical Literature in 
 Canada 
 
 Mi.ssions of the Methodist Church.. 
 
 ^liscellaneous Notes 
 
 Methodism in British Columbia.... 
 
 Progress of Melliodism in the 
 North-West 
 
 Anglican Notes : 
 
 The .\nglican Church in Cape 
 
 Breton 
 
 The Canadian Church in Pioneer 
 
 Days 
 
 Early Pinancial History of the 
 
 Ciiurch 
 
 Declaration of the Bishops in 1851. . 
 Bishop Fulford on the Status of the 
 
 Church 
 
 Declaration of the Toronto Synod 
 
 ill i«54 
 
 The Diocesan Organization of the 
 Chnich 
 
 Constitutional History of the 
 Church 
 
 Legislation and the Status of the 
 Church 
 
 Sketch of the Movement towards 
 Union 
 
 I'nion of the Canadian Church 
 
 Stati.-tical Progress 'of the Church. . 
 
 The Church of England and Or- 
 ganic Union 
 
 The Church and Religious Educa- 
 tion in the Schools 
 
 The Appointment of Rectors in the 
 Church 
 
 Sketch of Bishop Strachan 
 
 Bislio)) Lewis and the Lambeth 
 Conference 
 
 Sketeli of Bishop I'ulford 
 
 " Bishop Oxenden 
 
 " Bishop Me<lley 
 
 " Archbishop Lewis 
 
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CANADA: AN HNCYCLOPif.DIA OF TllH COUNTRY. 
 
 British Missionary Societies and the 
 
 Church 
 
 Ski'ldi of Itishop Itonipas 
 
 Churtli Missionary Work in the 
 
 Norl!i-\Vf si 
 
 Skelcli of Archhisliop ISIachrav .... 
 Church Missionary I,alK)\irs in Al- 
 
 (.(oina 
 
 Bishops of the Church of Enf;liinil 
 
 in Canada 
 
 Chm-ch Missionary Work in British 
 
 Cohnnlna 
 
 Miscellaneous Church of Knglund 
 
 Notes 
 
 Iniptrial lU'clesi.'is'ical I<a\v 
 
 Churcli of Ivnj^lanil Ttniporalilies 
 
 Act 
 
 Tresbyterian Notes : 
 
 Early Tresbylerian Conditions in 
 Ca'iiaiUi 
 
 Tlie Cluncli of Scotland in Canada 
 in iS.io 
 
 The Caiuidian Disruption of 1.S44. . 
 
 Presbyterian I'nion in Nova Scotia 
 in kS6o 
 
 Union l)t the I'ree and United 
 Churches 
 
 Jloderalo'rs of the Church of Scot- 
 hind in Canada 
 
 Dr. lUack and Manitoba Missions. . 
 
 'J'Ik' tieueral l'resb\ lerian Union of 
 
 '•'^T.S " 
 
 Moderators of the Presbyterian 
 
 Church in Canada 
 
 The (Uas^ow Colonial Society 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. James T.Ic- 
 
 (irenor 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. John Cook . 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. Alexander 
 
 Mathicson 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. William 
 
 Reid 
 
 Sketch of Rev. Dr Robert Burns . . 
 BioKrapliy of the Rev. Dr. Robert 
 
 l'"errier Burns 
 
 Bioji;raiil-y of the Rev. Dr. John 
 
 Jenkins 
 
 BioKrai'hv of the Rev. Alexander 
 
 Topp. D.D 
 
 Twenty-five Years of Presbyterian 
 
 Proy;re.ss 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. John Laing, 
 
 D D 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. William Gregg, 
 
 D.D 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. James Robert- 
 son, D.D 
 
 The Pan-l're.sbyterian Council 
 
 Chronology of Canadian Presby- 
 
 terianism 
 
 The >hicdonnell Ecclesiastical Trial 
 Works of Presbyterian Reference. . 
 Sketch of the 'Rev. Dr. William 
 
 Oriniston 
 
 Honian Catholic Notes : 
 
 The Catholic Church in the North- 
 West 
 
 Archbishop Tache and the North- 
 west 
 
 Sketch )f Archbishop Langevin 
 
 The Catholic Church in British Col- 
 umbia 
 
 The R( man Catholic Hierarchy of 
 Canala 
 
 Francovs de Laval de Montmorency 
 
 Sketch of Bishop Plessis 
 
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RKMGIOUS HISTORY. 
 
 The Church and the Invasion of 
 
 >77S 
 
 Tile Church and the Crown in 1874 
 Tlie Cliurdi aii<l llif War of I«I2. . . 
 Early Claims and Position of tlie 
 
 Church 
 
 Loyalty of the Church in 1S37 
 
 Sketch of Archbishop Hourjjet 
 
 " Iiaillarf,'e()ii . 
 
 ' ' I'ahre 
 
 rtiography of Cardinal Taschereau. . 
 " Archbishop Lynch . . . 
 
 " Archbishop Cieary . . . 
 
 " Archbishop Walsh ... . 
 
 Sketch of Archbishop Duhaniel 
 
 " Connolly.... 
 
 " O'Hrien 
 
 Bishop Cameron of Antijronish, 
 
 N.S 
 
 Statistical Position and Progress of 
 
 the Church 
 
 Educational Questions and the 
 
 Church 
 
 Archbishop Lynch and the Church 
 
 in Elections 
 
 Sir Wilfrid Lanrier on Church 
 
 an<l Slate 
 
 The Roman Catholic Church and 
 
 the Press 
 
 Apostolic Delegates to the Do- 
 minion 
 
 Sketch of Archbishop Bcffin 
 
 " Hruchesi .... 
 
 Wealth of the Roman Catholic 
 
 Church 
 
 Religious Orders and Communities 
 
 in Canada 
 
 Works of Reference on the Church 
 Ecclesiastical Councils in Canada. . 
 
 Miscellaneous Notes : 
 
 ConKrecationalist Doctrines and 
 
 Church Councils 
 
 Chairjnan of the Vnion of the C.-iiil 
 
 adas 
 
 Historic Congregationalism and Us 
 
 Lessons 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. Heiirv 
 
 Wilkes 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. W. U. Heu-del 
 
 Rourck 
 
 Chairmen of the Baptist Maritime 
 
 Un'on 
 
 Present Condition of the Baptist 
 
 Churches 
 
 Organization of the Baptist Conven- 
 tion 
 
 The Baptist Denonunations in the 
 
 Maritime Provinces 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. ciiarle.s 
 
 Tupper 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. R. A. Fyfe 
 Camidian B.iptist Missions. ..'.. 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. Charles 
 
 Spurden 
 
 Statistics of the Denominations 
 
 Mormonism in Canada 
 
 Profjress of the Various Denomiii- 
 
 ations 
 
 The Upper Canada Bible Society. ! '. 
 The Univer>.alists in Canada. ...... 
 
 The Adventists in Canada 
 
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CANADA : AN RNCYCLOPiflDIA OP THB COUNTRY. 
 
 Art, Music, Literature and Journalism. 
 
 Volume Vngc 
 Artnnd Artist* in Ontnrio; 
 
 ny J. W. L. Korster, A.R.C.A iv 347 
 
 Art in Quebec and tile Maritime Pro- 
 vinces : 
 
 By Robert Harris, President of tlie 
 
 Royal Canadian Academy iv 353 
 
 History of Art Societies in Ontario : 
 
 By Robert F. ('.axon, A.R.C A., 
 
 Si'iTi'luiy I jiitario Society of Artists iv 360 
 
 The National Asjiect of Canadian Art : 
 
 By \V. A. Sherwood, A.R.C.A iv 366 
 
 The Development of Sculpture in Canada: 
 
 By Hamilton MacCartliy, R.C.A. . . iv 371 
 
 Musical Proj;res9 in Canada : 
 
 By 1''. H. Torrinjjlon, Mana)iin).j 
 
 Director Toronto Collcfje of INIusic iv 383 
 
 Historical Sketch of Music in Canada ; 
 
 By Mrs. S. Frances Harrison, 
 
 "Seranui" iv 3S'9 
 
 A Review of Canadian Literature : 
 
 By the Kditor v 117 
 
 I'rench-Canadian Literature and Journ- 
 alism : 
 
 By Benjamin Suite, I'.R.S.C v 135 
 
 UuKlisli Literature and Journalism in 
 Quel)ec : 
 
 By John Reade, F.R.S.L., F.K.S.C, 
 
 Associate Editor of the Montreal 
 
 "Gazette" v 1.^7 
 
 A Sketch of Canadian Poetry : 
 
 Bv A. C. DcMille, M.A., Professor 
 
 of Knjjlish Literature in Kinjf's Col- 
 lege, Windsor, N. S v iC5 
 
 Canadian Women Writers : • 
 
 By Thomas O'llagan, M.A , rii.D. v 170 
 
 Thomas Chandler Halil)urlon : 
 
 Bv F. Blake Cn.l'ton, M.A., Pro- 
 vincial I^ibrarian of Nova Scotia ... v 177 
 Historieal Sketch of Canadian Journalism: 
 
 Ity Arthur F. Wallis, llditor of the 
 
 Toronto " Mail and lunjiire " v 1S2 
 
 Character and Position of the Canadian 
 Press : 
 
 Bv F'.dward J. P> IViisr, Ivlitor of 
 
 the " Kiiiijstoii Whiy " v 191 
 
 Oecrge Brov.n anil the " ('.lobe " : 
 
 Bv William Buckiimh.ini, ex-Presi- 
 dent of the Canadian Press Associ- 
 ation and one lime De]nit\-JIinisler 
 
 of the Interior v 196 
 
 The I'ublic Libraries of Canada : 
 
 Bv James Bain, jr., Librarian of the 
 
 Toronto Public Library v 207 
 
 History and Work of tlie Royal Society of 
 Cana la : 
 
 Bv Sir John Geori^je Bourinot, K.C. 
 
 M.G., LL.l)., D.C.L., Lit.D., Hon. 
 vStcretary and ex-President of the 
 
 Society v 212 
 
 A Review of Canadian Journalism : 
 
 By the Kditor v 220 
 
 BY TItl'; KIIITOR. 
 
 Canadian Wongs and Compositions iv 394 
 
 Canada from an Artistic Standpoint iv 395 
 
 Sketch of Maniil Fowler, R.C.A i v 396 
 
 The Growth of Art in Ontario iv 397 
 
 Canadian Art and Art Schools iv 398 
 
 Biography of Otto R. Jacobi, R.C..\ iv I;fo 
 
 " Lucius R. O'Brien, R.C.A. . iv <t(x) 
 
 " Robert Harris, R.C.A iv 401 
 
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tllSTURV oy CANADIAN RDUCAYION. 
 
 Volume rage 
 
 Biogrnphyof Fretlerick M. Bell -vSniith.. . iv 4"i 
 
 nioj^raiiliy of John Alexander I'rnser.... iv 4"i 
 
 Hiogiiipliv of Alluii A. Kdsoii, R.C.A iv 402 
 
 CaiiiiiliiiirArtistH of To-day iv 40.^ 
 
 SketL-h of Louis I'liilippe Hef>crt, R.C.A. iv 406 
 
 Sketch of llaiiiilton MacCnrthy, R.C.A.. iv 4"7 
 
 " Nu|><ilfoii Ilourassa iv 407 
 
 Tlie Sir John iMacdouald I^Ionutiieiits.... iv 4().S 
 
 Jliihic in Oiii-bic City iv 410 
 
 Skeldi ot'aiadaiiie Alhani-Oye iv 411 
 
 Misicelhiiu'ous l.iterature and Joiirnahbui v 23S 
 
 History of Canadian Education. 
 
 Volume PoRe 
 Ontario Kdiicalion Hefore 1867 : 
 
 Ily John Millar, H.A., Deputy Min- 
 ister of ICducation in Ontario iii 169 
 
 Education in Ontario Since Confedera- 
 tion : 
 
 i;v the Hon. G. W. Ross, IJ,.D., 
 }'.R.S.C., M.IM'., late Minister of 
 Ivdui-ation ; Premier of Ontario iii 174 
 
 Kstnblishniciit of the Separate .School 
 System in t iiiturio : 
 
 Ily the Hon. Richard \V. Scott, (J. 
 C, U,.I)., Senator of Canada and 
 Dominion Secretary of Stale iii iSi 
 
 rrotestant Kducation in the Province of 
 yueliic : 
 
 By R. W. Heneker, IJ,.n., D.C.I,., 
 Chairm.in of the Protestant Com- 
 mittee of Puhlic Instruction iii iS3 
 
 History and Orjjanization of the Catholic 
 Schools of (jncbec : 
 
 I)V the Hon. P. Houchf^r de la 
 lirucn', LL.D., Chief Superinten- 
 dent of PMucation in (Juebec iii 2ro 
 
 Historv of Ivlncitioii iti Xova S-oti.i : 
 
 ]\v Alexander H. MaeKay. I.I.D., 
 F.R.S.C., Provincial Chief Superin- 
 tendent of Ivhicalion iii 212 
 
 Historical Sketch of Hduc.ition in Xew 
 P.runswick : 
 
 llv Tames R. Inch, M.A., IJ..D., 
 Provincial Chief Sup;;rintondent of 
 IMuc.iiion iii 225 
 
 Sketch of Kducation in Prince Ivdward 
 Islaml : 
 
 lU- D. J. McLeod, Provincial Chief 
 
 Sujxrintendent of Ivducation iii 234 
 
 Hi'-tory and Condition of Kducation in 
 Manitoba : 
 
 Hv the Rev. Professor Georj^e Prvce, 
 
 M.A., I.L.D., Mvmber of the Ad- 
 visory Hoard of Manitoba iii 2';5 
 
 Historv of Kducation in llritish Columbia : 
 
 iJy R. K. Gosnell, Provincial L»)- 
 
 rariaii iii 240 
 
 Educational System of the Territories : 
 
 ]!y D. J. Goj^'fjin, M.A., Sujierinten- 
 
 dent of Ivlucation in N. \V. T iii 246 
 
 Historv of Un' Universitv of Toronto : 
 
 Ry Jiimes Loudon, M.A., IJ,.D., 
 
 President of the T'niversity. and W. 
 
 H. Krnser, H.A., Associate Professor iv 169 
 
 Historical Sketch of McGill Universitv : 
 
 Rv Sir J. William Dawson, C.:\I.G., 
 
 I-L.D., D.C.L., F.R.S., F.G.S., 
 
 I'.R.S.C iv 181 
 
 The University of Trinity Colleije, To- 
 ronto : 
 
 Bv the Rev. Professor Clark, M.A., 
 
 LL.D., D.C.L, F.R.S.C iv 191 
 
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CANADA: AN KNCYlT.orAUHA Ol' THl'. COUNTRY. 
 
 Ili»torical Sketch of Virtoriii I'liivcrsity : 
 lly the Kev. N. Ilurwusli, S.T.I)., 
 I<I,.I)., rrcsideiil of the I'liivcrsity 
 
 niHtnriciil Sketch of Knox College, To- 
 ronto ; 
 
 lly the Kev. Williuni Ciiven, D.I)., 
 I, L.I)., l'rinci])al of the ColU-Ke.... 
 
 IHstory of VVycliffe ColU•^;^• : 
 
 Hv the Kev. Jiiints I'littctHon Shear- 
 idn, 1).I)., LI,.D., I'rincipal of the 
 College 
 
 Historv of McMaster f'niversitv, Toronto : 
 Hv the Rev. O.C. S. Wailaoi', D.I)., 
 I.I,. I)., Chaiii-ellor of tlie Univtrsily 
 
 HiHtorieal Sketch of the llniverHily of 
 Ottawa ; 
 
 Hv the Very Rev. J. M. McGiickin, 
 D'.D., 0.^f.I., lute Rector of the 
 University 
 
 Sketch of the Laval University, Quebec 
 and Montreal : 
 
 r.y M^r. Thomas Ktienne Iliiinc'l, 
 D'.D., l'".R.S.C., Vicar-C'.cntTal of 
 {Jviebec 
 
 Sketch of Acadia University, Wolfville, 
 Nova Scotia : 
 
 liy the Rev. Thotiias Trotter, D.D., 
 I'rcsidcnt of the I'niversity 
 
 History of the Universilv of Maniloha ; 
 
 'l!v the Most Rev. R. Maclniiv, D.D., 
 lj,.r)., D.C.L., ArchlMslicip'of Rn- 
 jHTl's Land and Chaiictllor of the 
 University 
 
 The University of King's College, Wind- 
 sor, Nova Scotia : 
 
 Uy the Very Rev. I'rancis Partridge, 
 D.D., D.C.L., Dean of I'Vcderidon, 
 N. li 
 
 Sketch of Dalhousie College and Univer- 
 sity : 
 
 Hy the Rev. John I'orrcsl, D.D., 
 D.C.L., President of the University 
 Senate 
 
 History of the University of New Urnns- 
 wick : 
 
 By Thomas Harrison, INI.A., LI^.D., 
 Chiincellor of the University 
 
 iJniversity and School of Bishop's College, 
 Lennoxville : 
 
 Hv the Rev. Thomas Adams, M.A., 
 D.C.L., Principal of the University 
 
 Sketch of Queen's University, Kingston : 
 Bv iMiss Agnes Manle Machar, 
 "'Fidelis" 
 
 The Presbyterian College, Montreal : 
 
 By the Rev. D.H. Mac Vicar, D.D., 
 LL.D., Pfincipal of the College. . . . 
 
 Morrin College, Quebec : 
 
 By the Rev. Donald Jlacrae, D.D., 
 Principal of the College , . . . . 
 
 The Presbyterian College, Halifax, N. S. : 
 By the Rev. John Currie. D.D., Pro- 
 fessor of Hebrew and Ivxegetics. . . . 
 
 The Wesleyan Theological College of 
 Montreal : 
 
 Bv the Rev. \V. I\L Patton, D.D., 
 Ph.D., Registrar of the College 
 
 The University of Mount .-Xllison College, 
 Sackville, N. B. : 
 
 By David Allison, M.A., UL.D., 
 President of the University 
 
 History of the Seminary of Montreal : 
 
 By the Rev. P. Rosseau, of Mont- 
 real 
 
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IftSTflHV <)!' CANADIAN KOUCATION. 
 
 ^ll. Micliacl's Cultt-ge, Toronto ; 
 
 lly lilt- Rev. J.k. Ti-elv. M,A.,LL.D., 
 SiiiK-rior of the CoIU'ki: 
 
 Legal Ivliu-atioii in Ciitiucla : 
 
 lly N. 11. Iloylis, It, A., Jj.C 
 
 Volunit Pigt 
 
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 Early Bdiicntiotuil Stiitistii-s in (JnebfC... 
 
 I^cgialulive Grants from i.S.^2 to 1K61 
 
 Enrly Separate Seliool I.efji.slation 
 
 American Inthience in Car.adian Educa- 
 tion 
 
 Political History and the School Act of 
 1863 
 
 Mi8Cellanei)\i.s I'Mucatidiial Statistics 
 
 Sketch of Man<hilen de la I'eltrie 
 
 " INlarj^uerite llour^eoiH 
 
 IluUer's Report upon I'Mucation in Quebec 
 
 Slcetch of l>r. Jean Ilapliste Meilleur 
 
 " The lion. 1'. J. (). Cliauveau. . . . 
 
 The Hon. C. IC. Horn Iut de lloudierville 
 
 Sketch of the Hon. C.edeon ( )uiniet 
 
 " The Hon. V. Itouilur de la 
 
 llruere 
 
 " The Hon. Ailatn Crooks 
 
 Bioj^raphy of tlie Hon. (ieurj^e \V. Ros.s . . 
 
 The Rev. Dr. I'orrester 
 
 " Dr. Alexander 11. Mackay. . 
 
 " The Rev. A. S. Hunt 
 
 •' Dr. Theodore H. Rand 
 
 «' Dr. James R. Ineli 
 
 " Tlie Hon. George K. King 
 
 Canailian Educational I'l^ures in 1880.... 
 
 ReliKion in Ontario I'libllo School.s 
 
 Recent Edueational Statistics 
 
 Sketch of I )r. David Allison 
 
 " The Rev. Dr. Ceorfje Itryce.... 
 " The Hon. Tlionias A. Bernier... 
 " The Rijdit Rev. Dr. I'inkham. . . 
 
 " John Reaufort Soinersi-t 
 
 " The 1 Ion. Josepli Martin 
 
 Educational Works of Reference 
 
 The Western Uiuversity 
 
 The Seminary of Quebec 
 
 The University of Re){io])oli.s 
 
 St. Mary's College, Montreal 
 
 St. I'rancois Xavier's College 
 
 Sainte Anne's College 
 
 St. Josepil's College 
 
 Trinity College School, Tort Hope 
 
 The Toronto Church School 
 
 All)ert College, Helleville 
 
 Upper Canada College, Toronto 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. John McCaul 
 
 Rev. Dr. Donald H Mac- 
 Vicar 
 
 "• Rev. Alexander MacKnight, 
 D. D 
 
 Statistics of the Higher Educational Insti- 
 tutions 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. John Mark King, D.D. 
 
 Queen's University and the Sectarian Con- 
 troversy 
 
 Biographv of the Verv Rev. Dr. George 
 M. Grant '. 
 
 Biography of the Rev. William Caven, 
 D. D 
 
 Biogrophv of Sir John William Dawson, 
 C.M.'G 
 
 McGill University and its Principals 
 
 Donations to McGill Universitv 
 
 Sketch of Sir Daniel Wilson . .' 
 
 The Educational Work of Dalhousie Col- 
 lege 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. John M. Cramp.. 
 " Very Rev. John Machar, D.D. 
 " Very Rev. William Leitch, D.D. 
 
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CANADA: AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE COUNTKY. 
 
 Sketch of the Rev. Dr. Samuel Sobie.ski 
 
 Nelles 
 
 " James Loudon, M.A., LL.i^. 
 The Collejjes of Miinitoha University... 
 IJishop Ridley Collefje, St. Catharines.... 
 The Ontario Education 1) -partmcnt 
 
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 Canadian Resources and Material Progress. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Canadian Mineral Resources and Devel- 
 opment : 
 
 I?v William Hamilton Merritt, F.G. 
 
 S:, A.R.S.M iii 365 
 
 The Jlinenils of Nova Scotia : 
 
 liy rCdward Gilpin, Jr., M..\., LL. 
 I)., I'.R.S.C, Provincial Inspector 
 of IMiiics iii 386 
 
 The Gold Deposits of Ontario : 
 
 liy Professor A. P. Coleman, M..\., 
 
 I'll. I)., of Toronto University iii 390 
 
 Some INIinor Canadian Minerals : 
 
 Rv Professor Arlluir 1!. Wilhnott, 
 Tii.A., B.Sc, of McMaster Univer- 
 sity iii 3)4 
 
 Mineral Wealth of British Columbia : 
 
 Bv Geor;;e M. Dawson, C.M.G., 
 I.L.D., F.R.G.S., P R.S.C., Director 
 of the Geological Survey of Canada iii 404 
 
 The Mining Laws of Canada and its Pro- 
 vinces : 
 
 By George Johnson, F.S.S., Do- 
 minion Statistician i'i 413 
 
 Pioneers of the Canadian Parm : 
 
 By William K. McNciiight, Presi- 
 dent of the National Chih, Toronto, 
 ^ and one-tinie President of the Can- 
 adian Manufacturers' Association. . v ig 
 
 Canada's Wheat Area and Resources ; 
 
 By Sydney C. D. Roper, late H litor 
 of the Dominion Statistical Year- 
 Book V 27 
 
 .Vgricultural Resources an-^ Development 
 in Ontario : 
 
 By C. C. James, M.A., Deputy Min- 
 ister of Agriculture in Ontario v 34 
 
 Agriculture in the Maritime Provinces : 
 
 By W. W. Hubbard, Editor of "The 
 Co-Operative I'armer, " Sussex, 
 N. B V 41 
 
 .\gricuUure in the Province of Quebec : 
 
 By G. A. Gigault, ex-M.P., Deputy- 
 Commissioner of Agriculture for the 
 Province v 43 
 
 Resources and Development in Manitoba : 
 By Eic'ut-Colonel the Hon. C. A. 
 Boul ton. Senator of Canada v 53 
 
 Ranching in the Canadian North-We.st : 
 
 Bv John J. Young, Editor of "The 
 
 Herald," Calgary, N.W.T v Cs 
 
 North-West Resources and Development : 
 Bv William Trant, of Regina, N. 
 W. T v 64 
 
 Agriculture in British Columbia : 
 
 By R. E. Gosnell, late Provincial 
 
 Librarian, Yictoria, B. C v 63 
 
 Development of Canadian I,ive Slock : 
 
 By Daviil McCrae, Director of the 
 Dominion Cattle Breeders' Associ- 
 ation. Guelpli V 72 
 
 Dominion Ivxpcriniental I'arnis : 
 
 By William Saunders, LL.D., F.R. 
 
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 Ogress. 
 
 line I'age 
 
 ^i 365 
 
 ii 386 
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 CANADIAN RESOURC8S AND MATERIAL PROGRESS. 
 
 S.C., Dominion Director of IJxperi- 
 mental Farms 
 
 Agricultnral Societies in tlie Provinces : 
 
 By C. C. Jiiin>-s, M.A., Dv.'i)Uty Min- 
 ister of AKiiciillure for Ontario .... 
 
 Agricultural Kducatioii in Ontario : 
 
 By James Mills, M.A., M,.I)., Presi- 
 dent of the Ontario Agricultural 
 College, Guf Iph 
 
 Historical Sketch of the Grange in 
 Canada ; 
 
 By Henry Glendinning, of Manilla, 
 Ontario 
 
 History of the Patrons of Industry Order : 
 By Caleb .\. Mallory, Grand Presi- 
 dent 1891-9S 
 
 Canadian Forests and Timber Interests : 
 
 Bv Miss Catherine Hughes, of 
 Ottawa 
 
 Forest Tree Culture in Canada : 
 
 Bv the Hon. Sir Henri Joly de 
 ''r'biniere, K.C.M.G., M.P 
 
 The Fisheri'jJ of Canada : 
 
 By the Editor 
 
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 BY THE EDITOR. 
 
 ■References Re,c;arding Mining Laws 
 
 The Discovery of Caiiadiau Nickel 
 
 Canadian Iron Resources and Production 
 
 Jlineral Ivxports '>f (.nnada 
 
 Sketch of Dr. George M. Dawson. C.JI.O. 
 An English View of Canadian Minerals.. 
 
 Gold Production of three Provinces 
 
 Alining in the Kooteuay, B. C 
 
 Canada and the Yukon Mining Trade. . . . 
 
 Gold IMining in the Canadian Yukon 
 
 Misi'ell.uieoxis Minerals in the Yukon.... 
 Ilrilish Columbia Mineral Production.... 
 
 Sl-etch of William Ogilvie 
 
 Tlie .\sbestus Iniluslry in Canada 
 
 Ciinadian Coal Resources and Production 
 
 Mineral Waters in Canada 
 
 Nickel Mining in Canaila 
 
 The Peat Resources of Canada 
 
 Canadian Lake Shore IMinin.g Region.... 
 The Silver Islet Mine, I.ake Superior. . . . 
 Dr. Selwvn on the Minerals of Ontario. . . 
 
 Proiluetion of Natural Gas 
 
 Cau-'ilian Petroleum Production 
 
 Discovery atul use of Acet\ietie Gas 
 
 Coal Prodiu-lions of British Colnndiia .... 
 
 Development of IMining in Ontario. 
 
 Precious Stones in Canada 
 
 General Survev of Canadian Mineral 
 
 Wealth ..." 
 
 Sketch of Sir William E. Logan, F.R.S. . 
 
 " Dr. A. R. C. Schvvn, CM.G.. 
 Works of Reference on Canadian Minerals 
 Dominion and Provincial Ministers of 
 
 Agriculture 
 
 Farmers and p-arming in Canada 
 
 Impres.sions of the North-West 
 
 Some Proviiu'ial .Vgricidtural Statistics. . . 
 
 The MacKenzie River Basin 
 
 Dominion Agricultural .Statistics 
 
 Dr. Parkin on North-West Production... 
 Forest Wealth of British Columbia 
 
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CANADA : AN HNCVCLOP.SDIA OV THE COUNTRY, 
 
 MHitary History. 
 
 Origin of the French-Ciinadiaiis : 
 
 By Ueiijamin Suite, F.R.S.C 
 
 Exploits of the French Canaiiiaiis 
 
 IJy R. \V. Shannon, lidilor of the 
 ' ' Ottawa Citizen " 
 
 The Struggle Between France and Eng- 
 land ; 
 
 By the Editor 
 
 Canada Under Early British Rule : 
 
 By John Reade, I'.R.S.C, Associate 
 Editor of the " Manlreal Gazette" 
 
 Canada and the American Revolution : 
 
 By the Editor 
 
 Th" United Empire Loyalists : 
 
 Bv Lieut.-Col. George T. Denison, 
 F'.R.S.C, President of the British 
 Empire League in C:' nada 
 
 Historical Sketch of the War in 1S12 : 
 
 By ^liss Agnes Maule ]\Iacliar, 
 "Fidelis" 
 
 The Militia System of Canada : 
 
 By Colonel Walker Powell, C.M.G. 
 
 Origin and Nature of the Fenian Rai<ls : 
 
 By Lieut.-Col. G.?orire T. Denison 
 
 Fenian Invasions of Canada : 
 
 Bv Lieut. -Colonel Thomas Clarkson 
 Scoble, C.E., late Editor of the 
 Winnipeg " Nor'-Wester " 
 
 History of the First Norlh-West Rebel- 
 lion : 
 
 Bv the Rev. R. G. IMacBelh, i\LA., 
 of Winnipeg 
 
 JXditary Education in Canada : 
 
 Bv Captain Francis |. Dixon, Ivtitor 
 ot the "Canadian Military Gaz-lte" 
 
 The North-West Rebellion of 1.SS5 : 
 
 By Lieut. -Colonel James Mason, 
 Commanding the Royal Grenadiers 
 
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 BY THK ICniTOR. 
 
 Fur-Trading Companies of New l'"rance.. 
 
 The Hundred .Vssociales 
 
 Lord .Amherst's Orders 
 
 The Sovereign Council of Quebec 
 
 Treaties Between France and England.... 
 
 Romantic Incidents 
 
 F-rench Rulers in Canada 
 
 Sketch of I%arly I^eaders 
 
 British lvni])loyinent of (iennan Troop:;. . 
 
 F'ranklin upon the Britisli Connection .... 
 
 Character of George III 
 
 American Commissioners in Montreal .... 
 
 American limployment of Indians 
 
 liritish Secretaries of State 
 
 Address from Congress to the People of 
 Quebec 
 
 AddresA to Canadians by Baron D'Eslaing 
 
 Washington's Canadian Proclaniatiou . .. . 
 
 l-'rench I'inancial .Aid to the Revoluliin. . 
 
 Sketch of Lord I )orchester 
 
 American Troojis in the War 
 
 Britisii Grants to the Loyalists 
 
 Migration of the Loyalists. 
 
 Loyalist Regiments in the War 
 
 1 tistory and the Loyalists 
 
 Verses by William Kcrby 
 
 l^oyalist .-Xddress to George HI 
 
 Canadian Regulations Concerning Loyal- 
 ist Grants 
 
 Loyalists of New Brunswick 
 
 Ei'.rly Government of New Brunswick .... 
 
 The Number of the Loyalists 
 
 Treaty of Paris and the Loyalists 
 
 British Parliamentary iJebate 
 
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 American Treatment of the Loyalists 
 
 Sketches of Loyalist Leaders 
 
 Modern Loyalist Associations 
 
 Canadian Population and Militia 
 
 The Loyal and Tatriotic Society of Upper 
 Canada 
 
 Protest of New York Meeting against the 
 War of l8t 2 
 
 Brock's Addri-ss to the Legislature 
 
 General Hull's Proclanialion 
 
 General Urock's Canadian Manifesto 
 
 American Forces in Canatla during the 
 War 
 
 Legislative Address to the Prince Regent 
 
 Drilish Capture of Washington 
 
 Hrilish I'orces in Canada 
 
 Sketches of British and Canadian Com- 
 manders 
 
 The I!erlin Decrees 
 
 Colonel Harvey's Letter 
 
 Admiral Cochrane's Proclamation 
 
 Unveiling the Moinnnent of Sir Isaac 
 Biot'k 
 
 Speech by Sir John Beverley Robinson... 
 
 Bishop Slrachan's Letter 
 
 American Kxpectation of any Easy Con- 
 quest 
 
 Canadian I'iniinces During the War 
 
 Relative Gain and Loss 
 
 Table of Canadian Events in the War of 
 1S12 
 
 Treaty of Paris 
 
 Treaty of Ghent 
 
 Treaty of London 
 
 Colonel Coflin's Summary 
 
 Military Incidents and Militia Develop- 
 ment 
 
 Imperial OfTicers in Canada 
 
 The I'^enian Raids in Official Docmnents 
 
 Sketch of Louis Riel 
 
 Sketch of I'ield Jlarshal Lord Wolseley. . 
 " \Sir Fred D. Mi<Mleton 
 
 Sir Fred Middleton's Address to Can- 
 adians 
 
 Historv of the loolh Regiment 
 
 The Royal Military College 
 
 Canada and tnijierial Defence 
 
 The Xorlh-West ISIounted Police 
 
 Archbishop Tache and the Rebellion of 
 r8,S,s 
 
 Lord Wolseley in Canada 
 
 Riel and the First Noi th-West Rebellion 
 
 The :\[urder of Thomas Scott 
 
 Colonel Williams and the Campaign of 
 1SS5 
 
 Works of Reference on Canadian Alilitary 
 Affairs 
 
 Sketch of Hon. William Macdougall, C.B. 
 
 Biography of Lieut. -Colonel F. C. 
 Deni.son 
 
 Sketch of Lieut.-Colonel George T. 
 Denison 
 
 Sketch of Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. J. 1\I. 
 Gibson 
 
 Biography of Lieut.-Colonel Osborne 
 Smith, C.M.G 
 
 Sketch of Major-General T. Bland 
 Strange 
 
 Biograpliy of Lieut. -General K. O. Hewett. 
 Biography of Sir John Christian Schultz. . 
 Biogra])hy of Sir George Iv. Cartier, Bart. . 
 
 Sketch of Sir Adolphe Caron 
 
 C.ius-s of the Second Riel Rebellion 
 
 Local Heads of the Mililia 
 
 Sketch of IMajor-General J. W. Laurie 
 
 Some Catnidian Military Officers : 
 
 Colonel John Dvlle, C.M.G 
 
 Lieut.-Colonel j. 51. Macleod 
 
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Canada: an KNCvcLoi'^niA ok thh country. 
 
 Volume PnRf 
 
 Lieut. -Colonel L. A. Casnult,C.M.G. iv 508 
 
 " W. F. Coffin iv 509 
 
 " W. N. Kennedy iv 509 
 
 " J. Slonjjhlon Dennis. iv 510 
 
 " Brown Chamberlain.. iv 510 
 
 " John I'Metcher iv 511 
 
 " A. Mcp;achern iv » 511 
 
 " T. J. Diichesnay iv 511 
 
 " C. K. IVIonti/.ainhcit.. iv ,sil 
 
 " C. F. Houghton iv ,si2 
 
 " Howen vStraiihiMizie. . iv 512 
 
 Colonel Walker Powell, C.M.G iv 51.^ 
 
 Lieut.-Colonel W. I). Otter iv 513 
 
 " H.J.Orasett iv 514 
 
 " Hon. C. A. Houlton.. iv 514 
 
 " James Ma.son iv 514 
 
 The Charge at Batoche iv 516 
 
 Sketch of General Sir P. I<. Macdo-.i,i;all. . iv 517 
 
 The Canadian Militia in War iv 517 
 
 Relations with the Empire and the 
 United States. 
 
 Volume Page 
 Connection of England with Isewfound- 
 land : 
 
 Bv Sir George Willi;ii;i Des Voeux, 
 
 G'.C.M.G vi 473 
 
 The Recent Evclulion of the ICnipire : 
 
 Kv the Rl. Hon. Sir Charles W. 
 
 Diike, Bart., M.P vi 19 
 
 British and .Vinerican Diplomacy Affecting 
 Canada : 
 
 Bv Thomas Hodi;i:is, ?,I.A., Q.C., 
 
 ex-M.P vi 8S 
 
 The Imperial Federation Movement in 
 Canada : 
 
 By the Editor vi 51 
 
 Canada and Australasia :'.t the Ottawa 
 Conference : 
 
 By the Editor vi 73 
 
 Canada and International .Vrhitration : 
 
 ByOliver A. ]Iowl,inil,O.C.,ex-M.P. vi no 
 
 The Imperial Institute and tlie Coloines : 
 Bv Sir Frederick A. Al)el, B.ut., K. 
 
 C'B., F.R.S vi 41 
 
 Great Britain, Canada and the Munioe 
 Doctrine : 
 
 Bv The Rev. Alcx.inder Burns, 
 
 M.A., S.T.D., IJ,.D vi 146 
 
 The Canadian High Commissioner's Oflice 
 in London : 
 
 By Joseph G. Colmer vi 32 
 
 The .Mlantic Fisheries of Cmida and the 
 Tre.aty of 1S71 : 
 
 By Charles Lindsey vi 119 
 
 C.inada and the Copvright On -slion : 
 
 By R. E. Kingsford, '.M.A., I.L.B. . . vi So 
 
 The French Shore Question in Newfound- 
 land ; 
 
 Bv The Hon. Edward 1'. Morris, 
 
 Q'.C, ex-M.L.A vi 4S3 
 
 Preferential Trade with the Einjiire : 
 
 Bv Archibald McGoun,M.A.,B.C 1,., 
 
 g'.C vi 63 
 
 Historical Sketch of Newfoundland : 
 
 By D. W. Prowse, Q C, 1,1,. D., 
 
 D.C.L vi 461 
 
 Historv of the r.-lirimr S?a Question : 
 
 Bv The Hon Sir Charles H hbert 
 
 TiipiKr, K.C.M.G., Q.C., ai.P vi 131 
 
I,AWS AND JUDICIAL SYSTEMS. 
 
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 A Sketch of the Royal Colonial Institute : 
 By Sir Frederick Young, K.C.M.G. 
 
 BY THK EDITOR. 
 
 Colonial Secretaries since 1768 
 
 Imperial Defence Expenditure in Canada. 
 
 The Colonial Conference of 1887 
 
 The Imperial Trade Congress of 1896 
 
 liritish Treaties and Iniperial Trade 
 
 The Diamond Jubilee Conference 
 
 Canada and the Treaty Making Power. . . . 
 
 Imperial Titles in Canada 
 
 United vStates Ministers to Great BriUi n. . 
 Briti.sh Ministers to the United States .... 
 Export Trade to Britain and the United 
 
 States " 
 
 Chronology of the Reciprocity Movement 
 Commercial Union with the United States 
 
 Newfoundland Statistics 
 
 Governors and PremieiSof Newfoundland 
 Newfoundland and Canada 
 
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 The Judicial Committee of the British 
 Privv Council : 
 
 By John R. Cartwright, B.A., Q.C., 
 Deputy Attorney-Geneial of 
 Ontario 
 
 The Supreme Court of Canada : 
 
 By Donald MacMaster.Q.C, D.C.L., 
 ex-M.P 
 
 The Judiciary and Laws of British 
 Cohimbia : 
 
 By The Hon. Sir Henry P. I^-Usw 
 Crease 
 
 The Judicial Svstem of New Brunswick : 
 By John'B. M. Baxter, of St. John. . 
 
 The JuiHcial System of Nov:\ .Scotia : 
 
 Bv C. Sidney Harrington, Q.C., of 
 Halifax 
 
 Tlu' Judicial System of the Province of 
 Quebec : 
 
 Bv James Kirbv, Q.C., D.C.L., 
 LL.D., Editor of the Montreal 
 " Legal News." 
 
 The Judicial System and Laws of Prince 
 Kdwanl Island : 
 
 By George S. Innian, of Cliarlotte- 
 town 
 
 The Ju<Iicial .System and Laws of Ontario: 
 Bv William David Mc:"'.-r.sou, of 
 Toronto 
 
 The Judicial System aiul Laws of the 
 North- West Territories : 
 
 By The Hoii. James .\. Lougheed, 
 Q.C., Senator of Canada 
 
 Tlic ludicial System and Laws of 
 .Man'toba : 
 
 By George Patterson. M..-\., Deputy 
 .Vttorney-General of Manitoba. . . . . 
 
 The Laws of Nova Scotia : 
 
 By J. M. Chisholm, of Halifax 
 
 The Code Law of the Province of Quebec : 
 Bv The Hon. Thomas Cliase- 
 Casgrain, Q.C., LL.D., M.P 
 
 The Laws of New Brunswick : 
 
 Bv The Hon. A. G. Blair, Q.C., 
 yi.V., and A. G. Blair, Jr., ol St. 
 John 
 
 Extradition Laws Affecting Canada : 
 
 By John R. Cartwright, B.,\., Q.C., 
 De])uty Attorney-General of Ontario. 
 
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 The Cnnadian Criminal Law : 
 
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 Inventions ami Letters Patent in Canada : 
 By Kred B. Felherstonliaii)j;li, of 
 Toronto 
 
 Tlic Law Relating to Snbjects and Aliens 
 in Canada : 
 
 By Thomas Ilodgins, M.A., Q C, 
 ex-M.l'., Master-in-Ordinary of the 
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 Insolvency Legislation in Canada : 
 
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 Capital Ullences in Canada 
 
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 Canadian Natural History. 
 
 The Birds of Ontario : 
 
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 The Birds of the Province of Quebec ; 
 
 By Sir James ^L IvcMoine, P.R.S.C. 
 
 Canadian Kntomologv : 
 
 By The Rev. Pr. C. J. S. Bethune, 
 M.A., n.C.L., K.R.S.C, Editor of 
 the "Canadian Entomologist".... 
 
 Zoology of the Maritime Provinces : 
 
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 Sketch of the Flora of Canada 
 
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 Early Explorations and Discoveries : 
 
 Bv SirSandford Fleming.K.C.M.O., 
 
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 The Indians of Western Canada : 
 
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 Place Names of Canada : 
 
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 History of the Hndsou's Biv Compaiiv : 
 
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 Historical .Sketch of Moiitrt'ul : 
 
 l!v the Rev. J. Doiif;las Borlhwick, 
 
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 Newfoundland as Cabot's Landing Place,. 
 
 Cape Breton, the Probable Landfall 
 
 Table of Continental Discoveries 
 
 Memorial Tablet at Halifax 
 
 The Norsemen and America 
 
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 Samuel do Champlain 
 
 French and English Sovereigns 
 
 De La Verandrye and the North-West. . . . 
 
 French Pioneers in Canada 
 
 Origin of the Indians 
 
 Early Friendship towards the Wh'.;e -Man 
 
 Indian Cruelty Considered 
 
 Franklin and the Indians 
 
 Indian Land Question in Canada 
 
 The Micniacs of Nova Scotia 
 
 Indians of British Columbia 
 
 The Yukon and Coast Indians 
 
 Sketch and Character of Pontiac 
 
 Career of Thayendanegea 
 
 Letter from Thayendanegea 
 
 Life and Character of Tecumsch 
 
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 Sketch of Oronhyatekha , . 
 
 Indians in the War of 1812 
 
 Indian Address to S. P. Jarvis, Chief 
 
 Superintendent 
 
 The Oka Tribe 
 
 Statement Regarding the Okas, by Sir 
 
 Hector Langevin 
 
 Commissions of Inquiry into Indian .affairs 
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 The Indian and the Buffalo 
 
 Sitting Bull and Major Walsh 
 
 The Indian Half-Breeds 
 
 Sketch of Hon. John Norquay 
 
 French and Indian Half-Breeds 
 
 Mr. F. N. Blake's Report to U. S. Govern- 
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CANADA: AN SNCYCLOP^DIA UF THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume I'Hge 
 
 Early Treaties with the Indintia i 272 
 
 Hon. Alex. Morris and his Indian Treaties i 273 
 
 Sir 1-'. B. Head and the Muhans i 376 
 
 Annual I'resents by tlie Itrilish Govern- 
 ment i 277 
 
 Despatch from Lord Glenelj; i 27S 
 
 Lawrence Oliphant and llie Indians i 27!^ 
 
 Sketch of Lawrence t)lii)luinl i 280 
 
 " Viscount Bury i 2.S0 
 
 " Hon. Alex. Alorris i 2^0 
 
 " Hon. David Laird i 2,Si 
 
 SuperintendontsCicneral of Indian Affairs i 2.S1 
 
 Indian Display at Kejjina I'".xhiliiti<)n i 281 
 
 Schoolcraft on Indian Life and Cluiiucter i 282 
 The Hudson's Bay Coiniiany and ihe 
 
 North-West I'assaj^e ii 30 
 
 Pioneer Fur Trading li 30 
 
 The Legal Position of the Conii>any ii 30 
 
 Charges against the Company Ji.xiiniined ii 33 
 
 Disputes with Russia ii 34 
 
 The Rivals of the Hudson's Bay Company ii 35 
 
 Forts Founded by the Company ii 37 
 
 Sketch of Sir Alexander JIackenzie ii 37 
 
 Rivalry with other Comjianies ii 38 
 
 Management of the Norlh-We.st Company ii 39 
 
 Customs of the Hudson's Bay Company. . ii ^o 
 
 The Company and Vancouver Island ii 41 
 
 Sketch of Sir James Douglas ii 42 
 
 Charges against the Company Investigated ii 43 
 
 The Karl of Selkirk's Colony ii 44 
 
 Canada and the Hudson's i;..y Company. . ii 45 
 
 Capital of the Company in iS;,6 ii 46 
 
 The Company and the Rejiorl of i.Ss; ii 47 
 
 Sketchof The Right Hon. Ivdw.ird ]■;) lice. ii 49 
 
 Sir Edward Watkin and the Comiiaiiy ii 50 
 
 The Duke of Newcastle and the Company ii 51 
 
 The Con'pany's Negotiations with Canaua ii 52 
 
 Sketch of Sir Edward Watkin, liart ii 54 
 
 The Transfer of the North-West to Canada ii 54 
 Sketch of The Right Hon. Sir Edward \V. 
 
 Head ii 58 
 
 Sketch of the Karl of Selkirk ii 59 
 
 The Company and the Indians ii 58 
 
 The Company Since the Cession of its 
 
 Territories ii 59 
 
 Sketch of Sir George Simpson ii 65 
 
 The Company and liritish Treaties ii 66 
 
 Sketch of Lord Strathcona and Mount 
 
 Royal ii 67 
 
 The Rulers of the Hudson's Bay Company ii 69 
 
 The Company and llie Oregon Treaty ii 70 
 
 The City of Montreal v 294 
 
 Mayors of Canadian Cities v 295 
 
 Canadian Civic Statistics v 298 
 
 Early English Governors i 84 
 
 OfTioinl Letter by Ciovernor Lawrence ... . i 84 
 
 Earlv I'rench Governors i 85 
 
 Acadians of To-day i 85 
 
 Chinese in Canada vi 314 
 
 Divorces in Canada vi 314 
 
 Canadian Social and Miscellaneous Sta- 
 tistics vi 324 
 
 Progress of Population vi 325 
 
 Post OfTice Changes and Regulations vi 1S4 
 
 The Telegraph in Canada vi 535 
 
 Alphabetical List of Contributors. 
 
 Abel, Sir Frederick A., Bart., K.C.B. . . . 
 
 Adams, The Rev. Dr. Thomas 
 
 Allison, Dr. David 
 
 Badgky, The Rev. Professor E. I 
 
 Bain, James Jr 
 
 Ball, The Rev. R. R 
 
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 AI.PHAUKTtCAI, UST OF CONTRlBUtORS. 
 
 Voliiiiie Page 
 
 Banks, William vi 266 
 
 BiiniL-s, The Rev. William S >v laS 
 
 Haxter, John U. M vi 403 
 
 Uoaly, James, y.C, fx-M.r v 285 
 
 IJill, Charles N., I'.R.G.S v 27ft 
 
 liemietl, GforKe J vi 27I: 
 
 li.-Uiuiic, Tlu- Kev. Dr. C. J. S v 366. 
 
 UifjKiir, K. H v 4^*5 
 
 Ulair and Bhiir vi 411 
 
 liorthwick, The Rev. Dr. J. DmiKlas v 264 
 
 Boultoii, Lieut. -ColdiR-l Tlio Iloii. C. A. . . v 53. 
 
 Bourinot, Sir Jolm Ocurge y 212: 
 
 Browu, W.J vi si'** ' 
 
 Briier.;, The 1 Ion. 1'. Boufher de la iii 200 
 
 Br\ CO, The Rev. Professor Cieor^e iii 235 
 
 Br\ ce, The Rev. Trofcssor George i 220 
 
 Buckingham, William v 196 
 
 Bunictl, Geor);e (i v 347 
 
 Burnliaiii, John IlanipdLMi, M. A vi 2S2 
 
 Burns, The Rev. Alexander, JI.A., S.T.D.. vi 146 
 
 Burwash, The, Re v. Dr. N i v 202 
 
 CaldecoU, Stapleloii i 432 
 
 Cameron, The Rt. Rev. Dr. John ii 467 
 
 Cainpiiell, The Rev. I'rofe.ssor John iv 53 
 
 Caniiiff, William, JI.D iii 19 
 
 Carman, The Rev. I)r ii 247 
 
 CarUvright, John R., B.A., Q.C vi 329,379 
 
 Casniain, The Hon. Thomas Chase, Q. C. vi 389 
 
 Cassidey, J. J v 473 
 
 Caveii, The Rev. Dr William iv 211 
 
 Cliadwick, Edward M i 217 
 
 Chapais, The Hon. Thomas, I/L.D vi 207 
 
 Charlton, John, M. r i 371 
 
 Chisholm, J.M vi 411 
 
 Clark, J. M ^ iv 154 
 
 Clark, The Rev. Professor Wililam ii 327 
 
 Clark, The Rev. Profes.sor William iv 191 
 
 Cochrane, The Rev. Dr. William iv 63 
 
 Coleman, Professor A. P ill 390 
 
 Ci.lemaii, The Rev. J. C iv 135 
 
 Colnier, Joseph G vi 32 
 
 Colciuhouii, A. H. U i 320 
 
 CoMiiinir, The Rev. J. S iv 1 30 
 
 Cowan, George H v 499 
 
 Cox, The Rev. Jacob W iii 473 
 
 Craifj, The Rev. James iv 115 
 
 Crease, The Hon. Sir Henry P. Pellew vi 433 
 
 Creighton, David, ex-H.P.P vi 213 
 
 Crofton, F. Blake v 177 
 
 Croil, James iii 29S 
 
 Cronin, P. F i 136 
 
 Cumberland, F. Barlow, M. A. vi 544 
 
 Cunningham, Granville C, M.l.C.E vi 527 
 
 Currie, The Rev. Dr. John iv 299 
 
 Dawson, Dr. George M iii 404 
 
 Dawson, Sir J. William iv iSi 
 
 Dawson, Samuel E., Lit. D., F.R.S.C vi 509 
 
 Day, The Rev. Frank J iii 475 
 
 DeMille, A. B v 166 
 
 Denison, Lieut.-Colonel George Taylor. . . i 104 
 
 Denison, Lieut.-Colonel George Taylor. . . iv 423 
 
 Desjardins, The Hon. Alphonse iii 124 
 
 Des Voeux, Sir George William, G. CM. G. vi 47^ 
 
 Dilke, The Rt. Hon. Sir Chartes W vi 19 
 
 Dionne, N. E., F.R.S.C iii 37 
 
 Dixon, The Venerable Dr. Alexander iii 136 
 
 Dixon, Captain Francis J iv 4 14 
 
 Drumniond, George E v 508 
 
 Du Vernet, E.E..\ vi 370 
 
 Dwiglit, Charles Prentice vi 530 
 
 Ferguson, Dr. John v 339 
 
 Fetherstonhaugh. Fred B vi 364 
 
 Fleming, Sir Sandtord i 30 
 
 Fleming,iSir Sandtord ii 73 
 
 Forre.st, The Rev. Dr. John iv 271 
 
 Forster, J. W. L., R.C.A iv 347 
 
 Foster, The Hon. George E v 301 
 
 Frechette, Louis, C.M.G., LL.D., Lit.D.. . vi 235 
 
 Gagen, Robert F., A.R.C.A iv 360 
 
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CANADA : AN ttNCVCI,OP<t{DIA OP THR COUNTRY. 
 
 Gignult, G. A 
 
 Gilpin, Ivdwiii Jr., LL.D 
 
 Glt'iidiiiiiiiig, Henry 
 
 Gt>KKiii. I>. J., M.A 
 
 GoMu-11, R. Iv 
 
 Gosnell, K. K 
 
 Grant, The Very Rev. Dr. Georj^e M 
 
 Gre^j^', The Rev. IJr. William 
 
 Grillin, Walson 
 
 lla^ne, Georj^e 
 
 Itaniel, M^r. Tlionia.s Ivlienne 
 
 Hiiiinay, J.;niis, I'.R.S.C 
 
 Harrinj^lon, C. Sidney, y.C 
 
 Harris, Robert, R.C.A 
 
 Harri.s, The Very Rev. Dr. VV. R 
 
 Harrison, Mrs. S. Frances 
 
 Harrison, Dr. Thomas 
 
 Harvev, The Rev. Dr. Moses 
 
 Heiiek'er, Dr. R. W 
 
 1 Unsliaw, Mrs. 1''. G 
 
 Hmd, Miss K. Cora 
 
 Hodniiis, Thomas, Q.C., M.A 
 
 Hodgins, Thomas, (j.C, M.A 
 
 IIod;,'ins, Thomas, Q.C., M.A 
 
 Holhium, The Rev.' Ji 
 
 Hopkins, J. Castell 
 
 Hopkins, J. Cn- tell 
 
 Hopkins, J. Ouatcll 
 
 Hopkins, J. Castell 
 
 Hott, The Rev. Dr. J. W 
 
 Houston, William, M.A 
 
 Howland, Oliver A., Q.C., ex-M.P.P 
 
 Hovles, N. W., n.A.. Q.C 
 
 Hubbard, W. W 
 
 Hu};lies, Miss Catherine 
 
 Inch, Dr. James R 
 
 Innian, George S 
 
 Jack, I. Allen, Q.C, D.C.L 
 
 James, C. C, M.A 
 
 Johnson, Miss E. Pauline 
 
 Johnson George 
 
 Johnson George 
 
 Keeler, Thomas C, C.M.G 
 
 Kennv, J.J 
 
 Kingsford, R. R., M.A., LL.D 
 
 Kirl)v, James, Q.C, D.C.L. , LL.D 
 
 Lang'elier. The Hon. C S., Q.C 
 
 Langtry, The Rev. Dr. John 
 
 Limning, J. J 
 
 Lazarus, The Rev. A 
 
 LeMoiue, Sir James M 
 
 Liudsey, Charles 
 
 Lilt, The Rev. J. G 
 
 Lotbiniere, The Hon. Sir Henri Joly de. . . 
 
 Longley, The Hon. J. W 
 
 I.,oudon, Dr. James 
 
 Louglieed, The Hon. James A., Q.C 
 
 Lovekin, L.. A. Magenis- 
 
 MacBeth, The Rev. R. G 
 
 M.-icCarthy, Hamilton, R.C.A 
 
 Macdonalil, The Hon. Andrew A 
 
 MacGregor, Robert M 
 
 Machar, Miss Agnes Maule 
 
 Machar, Miss Agnes Maule 
 
 Machray, The ISIost Rev. Dr. Robert 
 
 Machray, The Most Rev. Dr. Robert 
 
 Mackay, Dr. Alexander H 
 
 Mackay, Dr. Alexander H 
 
 Macklem, The Rev. T. C Street 
 
 Maclaren, J. J., M.A., LL.D., D.C.L 
 
 Maclean, The Rev. Dr. John 
 
 MacMaster, Donald, Q.C, D.C.L., ex-M.P. 
 
 Macrae, The Rev. Dr. Donald 
 
 Mac Vicar, The Rev. Dr. D. M 
 
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 AI.PBABKTICAI. LIST OP C0NTRIBDT0K8. 
 
 Mallory, Caleb A 
 
 Mason, Lieut. -Colonel James 
 
 Merrill, William Ilamillon 
 
 Millar, John, M.A 
 
 Miller, W. N., Q.C 
 
 Mills, James, M.A., LL.D 
 
 Morris, Hon. Edward P., Q.C., ex-M.L.A. 
 
 McCabe, William 
 
 AliCrae, David 
 
 McDiariiiid, Professor H 
 
 MeC.oun, Archihald, M.A., n.C.I,., {J.C. . 
 
 Mcdtickin, The Very Rev. Dr. J. M 
 
 Mcllwrailh, Thomas 
 
 Meheod, D. J 
 
 McLeod, R. R 
 
 MoNauKht, William K 
 
 JUI'lierson, William David 
 
 Newman, The Rev. Professor Albert II . . . 
 
 O'Doiionluie, D. J 
 
 O'ilajjan, Thomas, M.A., LL.D 
 
 O'Leary, The Rev. P. M 
 
 Pa<,'e, Adjutant Allies I, 
 
 Parlridfje, The Very Hev. Dr. Francis 
 
 I'arlri(i),'e, The Very Kev. Dr. Francis.. . . 
 
 Parsons, The Rev. J. T 
 
 Patterson, Georf;e, M..\ 
 
 Patlon, The Rev. Dr. W. II 
 
 Payne, J. I.aiuhert 
 
 Pedley, The Rev. Hugh 
 
 Pen.se, pdward J. H 
 
 p. .well, Colonel Walker, C.M.G 
 
 Power, '1 he Hon. Lawrence G 
 
 Pralt, Fiaiik INI 
 
 Piowse, I). W., Q.C., LL.D., D.C.L 
 
 Reade, John 
 
 Read.', John 
 
 Robertson, The Rov. Dr. James 
 
 Roe, The Venerable Dr. Henry 
 
 Roper, Sydney C. D 
 
 R..SS, The Hon. G. W 
 
 R.isse.in, The R-v. P 
 
 Saunders, William, D.C.I< 
 
 Scliullz, Lady 
 
 Scoble, Lieut. -Colonel Thomas Clarkson. . 
 
 vScotl, The Hon. Richard W 
 
 vScolt, S. D 
 
 Shannon, R. W 
 
 Sher.iton, The Rev. Dr. James Patterson. . 
 
 vSherwood, W. A., A.R.C. A 
 
 Short, The Rev. Charles H 
 
 Smith, The Rev. Dr. T. Watson 
 
 Slair, James R. L 
 
 St. John, Molyneux 
 
 .Stockton, Alfred A., Q.C., D.C L 
 
 Stone, The Rev. Dr. vS. G 
 
 Stratlicona and Mount Royal, Lord 
 
 Stupart, Robert F 
 
 Suite, Benjamin, F.R.S.C 
 
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 Tafel, The Rev. Louis H 
 
 Teefv, The Rev. Dr. J. R 
 
 Thomson, D. K., Q.C 
 
 Tonilinson, R. H 
 
 Torrance, The Rev. Dr. Robert 
 
 Torrinjton, F. H 
 
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 Trotter, The Rev. Dr. Thomas 
 
 Truax, Alfred 
 
 Tnpjier, The Hon. vSir Charles 
 
 Ttipiier, The Hon. Sir Clmrles Hibbert 
 
 Walker, B.R 
 
 WiUace, The Hon. N. Clarke, JI.P 
 
 W illice. The Rev. Dr. O. C. S 
 
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 Walsh, The I^Iost Rev. Dr John 
 
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CANADA : AN KNCVCl.OP^UIA UK TIIK COUNTRY. 
 
 Vuliiinr l'iig« 
 
 Weir, Dr. R, Stanley v 45» 
 
 WfllH, J. IC, LL.I) iii 4H7 
 
 While, I.ieut. -Colonel Williani, CM. O.. . vi 516 
 
 Withrow, The Rev. Dr. W. H H 4M 
 
 Wilki, I).R 1 510 
 
 Williiixlt, I'roffssor Arthur II iii yyi 
 
 Wilson, The Rev. Dr. Janu'S I) iv ill 
 
 WoixU, R. S., UC iv 107 
 
 Vouiij.;, Sir I'rederick, K.C.M.O vi .'^y 
 
 YouiiK, Tlic Hon. Jamea 1 427 
 
 Vouiig, John J V 61 
 
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 Adams, Rev. Dr. Thomas iv 
 
 Albani-Gye, Madame iv 
 
 Allan, Andrew iii 
 
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 Allan, Hon. William v 
 
 Allan, Sir Hugh iii 
 
 Allen, Hon. Sir John C v. 
 
 Amherst, Field-Marshal, I.,ord i 
 
 Ami, Dr. Henri M., P.G.S vi 
 
 Anderson, Right Rev. Dr. David ii 
 
 Angus, Richard H ii 
 
 Annand, Hon. William vi 
 
 Ari-hil)ald, Hon. Sir Adams G v 
 
 Bad^jlev, Rev. I'rofessor E.I ii 
 
 Baldwin, Right Rev. Dr. M. S ii 
 
 Baldwin, Hon. Robert, C. B iii 
 
 Bathurst, Henry, \vd Earl iii 
 
 Bayne, Rev. Dr. John i v 
 
 Benin, Most Rev. Archbishop ii 
 
 Btlleau, Hon. Sir Narciss'' I'ortunat v 
 
 Bernier, Hon. Thomas ,\lfred iii 
 
 Berthoii, George Thei dore iv 
 
 Belhune, Ri^dit Rev. Dr iv 
 
 BeUuiiie, R. H i 
 
 Bibaud, Michel v 
 
 Biniiey, Right Rev. Dr iv 
 
 Black, Rev. Dr. John iv 
 
 Black, Rev. William ii 
 
 Blake, Hon. lulward, Q.C., M.P i 
 
 Blake, Hon. S. H., Q.C iv 
 
 Body, Rev. I'lovost iv 
 
 Booth, Miss Evangeline iv 
 
 Boucherville, Hon. C. E. Boucher de iii 
 
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 Ciinip)iell, Liriit.-General Sir Archibald... ii 75 
 
 Cuiii]>l)tfll, William Wilfrid v a.^7 
 
 CurliiiK, lloti. Sir John v 94 
 
 Curniitii, Rev. Dr. A ii 249 
 
 Ciiroii, Moll. Sir Ailolpbe P iv 520 
 
 Caroii, Hon. R. K iii a66 
 
 CiirttT, Hon. Sir l-'redericlc B. T vi 415 
 
 CurtitT, Ht)ii. Sir George K ii if<9 
 
 CarliiT, JiiC(|ue» i 27 
 
 Carl\vri^;lit, Hon. Sir Kiclmrd J i .V)9 
 
 Casaiilt, Very Kcv. Louis J iv 2.(,5 
 
 Case, Rl'v. Williain ii 2.S3 
 
 Casuraiii, '1(111. T. Chase vi 7,^ 
 
 Cauili'iii, Itoii. Joseph Kdouard iii i ^s 
 
 Cavi'ii, ki'v. rriiiciiial iv 2i3 
 
 CliaiiilK-rlain, Rl. Moll. Jo.seph, M.P vi 163 
 
 Chaiiiplaiii, Saiiiiu'l lit' i 2^ 
 
 Cliauv.MU, Hon. rierre J. O iii auj 
 
 Charlton, John i 374 
 
 Clark, Rev. Professor William i .131 
 
 Clarke, IMwanl F., M,l' vi 26^ 
 
 Cleaiv, Most Rev. James Vincent ii 462 
 
 Cloiis'toii, Iv. S i 4''^7 
 
 Cochr.uie, Rev. Dr. William iv f.«j 
 
 Colciiiaii, I'rofessor A. P., M.A., Ph.D. .. iii y)2 
 
 Colimr, Joseph G vi ,',6 
 
 Coli|iilioiiii, .\. 11. U i 324 
 
 CoiiHori, H. R. II. The Prince vi 
 
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 Connolly, Most Rev. Archbishop ii y-^S 
 
 Coiissliat, Uev. l'rofes.sor iv 61 
 
 Cook. Rev. Dr. John iv sy 
 
 Cornish, Rev. Dr. George iii 479 
 
 Cox, I Ion. Gi'ortfe A v 324 
 
 Cramp, Rev. Dr. J. M iv 254 
 
 Cridne, Dr. I'Mwaril i ,• ill 
 
 Crooks. Hon. .Vdain iv 175 
 
 Cuiiard, Sir vSaniiivl iii 354 
 
 Dalhoiisie, George, Rarl of v «7 
 
 Daiiversiere, I<e Rover de la iv 307 
 
 Davies, Sir I.oiiis II i 310 
 
 Dawson, Dr. George M iii 406 
 
 Dawson,. Sir J. William iv iHi 
 
 Deiiison, I, ieiil. -Colonel G. T i I115 
 
 Deiiisoii, I,ieiil. -Colonel F. C iv 493 
 
 Der'iy, IMward, iltli Ivirl of ii iii 
 
 Derhv, The 16th Ivarl I'f i 39I 
 
 Di'sj;iriliiis, Hon. .\lpli ins? iii 127 
 
 DeSol 1, Rev. Dr. .Vbrahiiii iv 147 
 
 IK'S Vceux Sir (> 'oiK • William vi .;7S 
 
 P " in, Veil. .\reh(le,icoii .... iii 13S 
 
 1 .v-h 'sler, Guv C.irlelon, Ivord i .S7 
 
 Dorioii. Hon. Sir .\iitoine Aiille v 4^i 
 
 Doiij,'las, Rev. Dr. Georjje ii 3('3 
 
 Doiiifl i-i, General Sir Howard iv 277 
 
 DowliiiK, Rt. Rev. Dr ii 464 
 
 Drurv, Hon. Charles v S9 
 
 Di ydeii, Hon. John v 91 
 
 Dufferiii and Ava, Marquess of ii 2;)6 
 
 I )iirliain, The Ivirl of iii 51 
 
 Dwight, Harvey P vi 531 
 
 Ivlgin and Kinourdine, The Harl of i 3^7 
 
 Fahre, Most Rev. .Vrchbishop ii ^\i 
 
 I'islier, Dr. Edw.ird iv 391 
 
 I'leniing, >Sir Sandford i 32 
 
 Forrest, Rev. Dr. John iv 273 
 
 F'oster, Hon. George F^nlas v 311 
 
 Fowler, Daniel iv 3''!9 
 
 }''rechette, Dr. I^ouis Honore v ifiS 
 
 Fulford, Most Rev. Dr ii 349 
 
 Fyfe, Rev. R. A., D.D iii 404 
 
 Gait, Hon. Sir Alexander T i 2S3 
 
 Galvanometer, The Mirror vi 541 
 
 Garneau.jFraiicois-Xavier v 145 
 
 Gaspe, Pliilip|)e Aubert de v 156 
 
 George The Third ii 
 
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 George The Fourth iii 
 
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CANADA : AN BNCYCtOP^DIA OF TI' 
 
 Giltnour, Jlar 
 
 Gisborne, F. N 
 
 Gore, Hon. Francis 
 
 Gosford, Archibuld, Karl of 
 
 Gosnell, R. E 
 
 Graham, Hugh 
 
 Grant, Very Rev. lYincipnl G. M 
 
 Gregg, Rev. D? . William 
 
 Griffm, Watson 
 
 Griffin, William H 
 
 Gzowski, Coloutl Sir Casimir S 
 
 Hagarty, Hon. Sir John Hawkins 
 
 Hague, George 
 
 Haliburton, Thomas Chandler 
 
 Ha ailton, Hon. John 
 
 Hai.nan, Most Rev. Archbishop 
 
 Hannay, James 
 
 Hardy, Hon. Arthur S 
 
 Harris, Very Rev. W. R 
 
 Harrison, Dr. Thomas 
 
 Harvey, Major- General Sir John 
 
 Hay, Robert 
 
 Haycock, Josejli L 
 
 Hays, Charles M 
 
 Hea<l, Right Hon. S.r Kdnumd W 
 
 Head, Sir Francis Bond 
 
 Hebcrt, Louis Philippe 
 
 Heiieker, Dr. R. W 
 
 Herhftt, Majoi-General I. C. J 
 
 Heu-de-Bourck, Rev. W. H 
 
 Hickson, Sir Joseph 
 
 Hincks, Hon. Sir Francis 
 
 Howe, Hon. Joseph 
 
 Hov.land, Oliver A 
 
 Howhind, Hen. Sir W. P 
 
 Hnme, Joseph 
 
 Hunt ng on, Hon. L. S . . 
 
 HuUtn, Major-General E. T. H 
 
 Inch, I )r. James R. 
 
 Inglis, Right Rev. Dr. Charles 
 
 Inglis, Right Rev. Dr. John 
 
 Jack. Dr. William Hrydone 
 
 Jacob, Rev. Dr. Edwin 
 
 Jacobi, Otto R 
 
 Jersey, The Karl of 
 
 Jogues, Ri'v Father Israc 
 
 Johnson, Gecrge 
 
 Jolv de Lotl iniere, Sir H. G 
 
 Keefer, Tlu mas C 
 
 King, E. H. 
 
 King, Hon. Ctc rije 1'. 
 
 King, Rev. 1 r. John M 
 
 Kingsford, Dr. William 
 
 Kirby, William 
 
 Lacoste, Hon. Sir Ah xindre 
 
 Lafontaine, Hon. vSir Louis' Hypolit 
 
 Laing, Rev. Dr. John 
 
 Lanipman, Archibald 
 
 Launer, Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid 
 
 Leitch, Very Rev. Principal 
 
 LeMoine, Sir James M 
 
 LeMoyne, Charles, 2nd Baron de 
 
 Longueuil 
 
 Lewis, Most Rev. Archbishop 
 
 Logan, Sir William E 
 
 Longlev, Hon. James Wilherforce 
 
 Lome, The Marquis of 
 
 Loudon, Dr. James 
 
 Loui.se, H. R. H. Princess 
 
 Luard, Major-deneral Richard G. A 
 
 Lynch, Most Kev. Archbishop 
 
 MacCarthy, Hamilton 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. Hugh John 
 
 Macdonald, Rt. Hon. Sir John A 
 
 Macdonald, Rt. Hon. vSir John .\ 
 
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 AtPHABETICAI, UST OF PORTKAITS. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Macliray, Most Rev. Archbishop ii 367 
 
 MacKay, Dr. Alexan<ler H iii 215 
 
 Mackenzie, Hon. Alexander i 308 
 
 Mackenzie, Sir Alexander. ... ii 11 
 
 Mackenzie, William Lyon iii 27 
 
 MacKiiiKht, Rev. Dr. Alexander iv 300 
 
 MacMasler, Donald yi 335 
 
 Macrae, Rev. Dr. Donald iv 299 
 
 Mac Vicar, Rev. Dr. D. H iv 59 
 
 Maisonneuve, Paul Choniedy de v 265 
 
 "Mallory, CalebA v 101 
 
 Marchand, Hon. Felix Gabriel v 225 
 
 Martin, Hon. Joseph iii 237 
 
 Mason, J. Herbert v 338 
 
 Mathieson, Rev. Dr. Alexander iv 62 
 
 Medley, Most Rev. Dr ii 375 
 
 Meilleur, Dr. Jean Ikiptiste iii loo 
 
 Meredith, Dr. Edmund .•V iv 333 
 
 Merritt, Hon. W. Haniillon ii 328 
 
 Merritt, William Haniillon iii 366 
 
 Metcalfe, Charles Lord vi 508 
 
 Middletoii, Ivieut. -General Sir F. I) iy 458 
 
 Molsou, Hon. John, vSr iii 303 
 
 Moiick, Rt. Hon. Viscount v 430 
 
 Montcalm, Marquess de i 67 
 
 Moiitmorencv, I'laucois de Laval de ii 4S9 
 
 Morin, Hon Aui^iistin Norbert iii 39 
 
 Morris, Hon. FMwanl 1' vi 4.S9 
 
 Morris, Hon. William iii 158 
 
 Mountain, Rt. Rev. Dr. G. J ii 341 
 
 Mountain, Rt. Rev. Dr. Jpcob ii 3,si 
 
 Mount-Stephen, Georj,'e, Lord ii 158 
 
 Mowat, Hon. Sir Oliver iv 11 
 
 Mulock, Hon. William '. vi 517 
 
 Murphy, Hon. Kdwiird i 443 
 
 Murray, General, Sir George iv 74 
 
 McCalje, Willi.iin v 334 
 
 McCarthy, D'Alton v 464 
 
 McCaul, Rev. Dr. John iv 1 76 
 
 McDonell, Colonel Geori;e i 1S3 
 
 McGee, Hon. Thomas D'Arcy v 358 
 
 McGill, Hon. James iv 184 
 
 McGill, Hon. I'eter i 4S9 
 
 McGoun, Archibald vi /o 
 
 McGuckiii, Very Rev. Dr. J. M iv 234 
 
 Mclhvrailh, Thomas v 354 
 
 McLean, Ri>;ht Rev. Dr. John ii 365 
 
 McLellaii, Hon. A. W v 310 
 
 McLt od, D.J iii 234 b 
 
 McMaster, Hon. William i 355 
 
 McNab, Hon. Sir .\llaii .N'apier iii 141 
 
 Nelles, Rev. Dr. vSaniuel S iv 207 
 
 Nel.son, Dr. ,Wolfre<l iii 44 
 
 Newman, Rev. I'rufes.sor A. H iii 496 
 
 NichoUs, Rev. Dr. Jasper H i v 2.S6 
 
 Norquay, Hon. John i 264 
 
 0'n:ien, Most Rev. Archbishop ii 410 
 
 O'll/ien, Lucius R iv 363 
 
 ORilvie, William iii 384 
 
 Ormistou, Rev. Dr. William iv 85 
 
 Oronhyateklia, Dr i 253 
 
 Orton, Dr. George T i 30^ 
 
 Otter, I,ieut.-Colonel W. D iv 528 
 
 Ouiinet, Hon. Gedeon iii 208 
 
 Pakington, Sir Jol:n, ist Lord Hampton ii 117 
 
 Papineau, Hon. Louis Joseph iii 43 
 
 Parker, Dr. Gilbert v 133 
 
 Parkin, Dr. George R vi 60 
 
 Partridge, Very Rev. Dr. Francis ii 360 
 
 Peltrie, Alagd.ilen de la iii '204 
 
 Pickard, Rev. Dr. Huini)lirev iv 303 
 
 Pinkham, Right Rev. Dr VV. C iii 28<5 
 
 Plessis, Mgr. Joseph Octave ii 496 
 
 Potts, Rev. Dr. John iv 124 
 
 Powell, Colonel Walker iv 418 
 
 Prowse, Dr. Daniel Woodley vi 462 
 
 Punshon, Rev. Dr. William' Morley ii 306 
 
 Ramsay, Alexander G v 127 
 
 Rand, Dr. Theodore H iii 216 
 
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CANADA ; AN KNCYCtOP^DIA OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 Volmiie I'lige 
 
 Reade, John v i6 
 
 Rice, Rev. Dr. Samuel D ii 317 
 
 Richardson, Rev. Dr. James ii 2S9 
 
 Riel, Louis iv 455 
 
 Ripoii, Lord Goderich, ist Earl of ill 77 
 
 Roljerls, Charles G. D v 1 2 1 
 
 Robertson-Ross, Colonel P iv 43a 
 
 Robertson, Rev. Dr. Jnnics iv 40 
 
 Robertson, J. Ross vi 270 
 
 Robinson, Hon. Sir John Bvjverli y iii 105 
 
 Robson, Hon. John \- 408* 
 
 Roe, Ven. Archdeacon ii 339 
 
 Roebuck, Rt. Hon. John Arthur ii 95 
 
 Ross, Hon. G. W i 40(1 
 
 Ross, Hon. James Gibb i 450 
 
 Ross, Hon. John ii 122 
 
 Rosfbery, The Earl of vi 49 
 
 Rupert, H.R.H. I'rince ii 20 
 
 Ryerson, Rev. Dr. Ej;erton ii 257 
 
 Salaberry, Colonel C. M. de i 194 
 
 Sangster, Charles v ijS 
 
 Saunders, Dr. Williai.T v 96 
 
 Schultz, Sir John Christian iv 4.12 
 
 Scott, Hon. Richard W iii 183 
 
 Seaton, Field Marshal, Lord iii 25 
 
 Selkirk, Thomas, Earl of ii 26 
 
 Senecal, Hon. Louis Adelard iii _;(5S 
 
 Sewell, Hon. Jonathan v 425 
 
 Shanly, WaUer ii 107 
 
 Shannon, R. W i 55 
 
 Shaughnessy, Thomas G ii 163 
 
 Shea, Hon. Sir Ambrose vi 4S1 
 
 Sherai^^n, Rev. Dr. J. P iv 223 
 
 Simcoe, Lieut. -General J. Graves i 141 
 
 Simpson, Sir George ii 23 
 
 Smith, Rev. Philander ii 254 
 
 Smith, Rev. Dr. T. Watson it 26S 
 
 Sparling, Rev. Dr. J. W iv 26t 
 
 Strachan, The Hon. and Rt. Rev. Dr ii 337 
 
 Strange, Major-General T. Dland iv 531 
 
 Strathcona and Mouu*. Royal, Lord ii 31 
 
 Stewart, Dr. George v 146 
 
 Strong, Rt. Hon. Sir Henry iv 7 
 
 St. John, Molyneux . ii '56 
 
 St. Vallier, Rt. Rev. Dr. J. B. de ii 494 
 
 Suite, Ken ianiin iii 120 
 
 Sutherland, Hugh ii 236 
 
 Sweatman, Right Rev. Dr ii 32S 
 
 Sydenham, Charles, Lord v 39S 
 
 Tache, Most Rev. Archbishop ii 50S 
 
 Tache, Hon. Sir Etienne Paschal v 309 
 
 Talon, Jean iii 316 
 
 Taschereau, His Eminence Cardinal ii 453 
 
 Tecumseh i 2-?7 
 
 Temple, Rev. William ii 26'i 
 
 Templenian, Hon. William v 237 
 
 Thompson, Rt. Hon. Sir J. S. D vi 24S 
 
 Tilley, Sir S. Leonard _ i 321 
 
 Torrance, David iii 362 
 
 Torrance, Rev. Dr. Robert iv 21 
 
 Torrington, F. H iv 3S4 
 
 Trutch, Hon. Sir J. W iii 241 
 
 Tupper, Hon. Sir Charles iii 7 
 
 Tupper, Sir Charles Hibbert vi 1^4 
 
 Tupper, Rev. Dr. Charles iii 4S5 
 
 Tyler, Sir Henry W ii 130 
 
 Urquhart, Rev. Dr. Hugh iv 42 
 
 Van Home, Sir William C ii 153 
 
 Viger, Hon. Denis Benjamin iii 41 
 
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 Whiteway, Rt. Hon. Sir VVilliaiu V vi 495 
 
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 Wilkie, D. R i 513 
 
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 Williams, Rev. Dr. John A ii 300 
 
 Willi.s, Rev. Dr. Micliaul i v 212 
 
 Wiliisoit, John S v 206 
 
 Wilniot, Hon. Lemuel Allan v 414 
 
 Wilson, Sir Daniel iv 178 
 
 Wilson, I<ieut. -Colonel William Mercer. . . vi 281 
 
 Winian, Erastus i 412 
 
 Winter, Hon. Sir James S vi 482 
 
 Withrow, Rev. Dr. W. H ii 320 
 
 Wolfe, Major-General James i 63 
 
 Wolseley, Field Marshal, Lord iv 437 
 
 York, H. R. H. The Duke of vi 7 
 
 Young, Hon. James i 417 
 
 Young, Hon. Sir William v 520 
 
 Young, Rt. Rev. Dr. Robert ii 368 
 
 Young, Rt. Hon. Sir John (Lord Lisgar). vi 3S1 
 
 Canadian Scenes. 
 
 Annapolis Valley 
 
 Asbestos Mine in the Eastern Townships. 
 
 Barley Cutting in Ontario 
 
 Canadian Pacific S. S. Line — "The 
 
 Empress of India." 
 
 Coal Shipping, at Cape Breton 
 
 Coal Mine on Cape Breton, N. S 
 
 Fort Cudahy 
 
 Fort Erie 
 
 Fort Garry 
 
 Gold Jiine, Sultana Island, Lake of the 
 
 Woods, Ontario 
 
 Grand River 
 
 Hope Hill, City of Quebec 
 
 Jarvis Street, Toronto 
 
 Manitoba Homestead 
 
 Memorial Tablet to lite " Royal William." 
 Mirror Lake, in the Canadian Rockies. . . . 
 Mount Lefroy, in the Rocky Jlountains. . 
 Mount Steph Ml, in the Rocky Mountains. 
 Mount Temple, in the Rocky Mountains. . 
 Kiagara Falls, View of the Canadian Side. 
 Nickel-Copper Matte, Sudbury, Ontario.. 
 
 Quebec, City of 
 
 Ranch in the North-West 
 
 Red Sucker Point, Lake Superior 
 
 Rideau River, Ontario 
 
 Rosedale, View of, near Toronto 
 
 Rossland, British Columbia, in 1.S9S 
 
 Saguenay River 
 
 Saguenay River., 
 
 See-House of Bishop Bompas, in the 
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 Maps of — I. North America. 
 
 2. Newfoundland. 
 
 3. The World (The British 
 
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 4. North Atlantic Routes 
 
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 CANADn. ; AN KNCYCI.or.liDIA i)K TlIK COUNT.iY. 
 
 Plans and Maps — Continued. 
 
 5. Oroj;rii]>hical features of 
 
 Canada. 
 
 6. TeinptTatiire of Canada. 
 
 7. Plan of Toronto. 
 
 8. I'jivirons of Toronto. 
 
 9. Plan of Ottawa. 
 
 10. Plan of Winnipeg. 
 
 11. Plan of .St. John. 
 
 12. Plan of Halifax. 
 
 13. Plan of Montreal. 
 
 14. Environ.s of Montreal. 
 
 15. Plan of Queliee. 
 
 16. Knvirons of yuebec 
 
 Map of Canada 
 
 Jlap of Ontario 
 
 Maj) of Quebec 
 
 ^lap of the Maritime Provinces 
 
 Map of JIanitolia, Norlh-West I'rovinces 
 
 and Hritish Columbia 
 
 Shadow River, Jluskoka 
 
 Siphon Recorder 
 
 St. John's Gate, Quebec 
 
 St. Lawrence River Scene 
 
 Sudbury, Town of 
 
 Timber Cove, near City of Quebec 
 
 Toronto, Ontario, View near 
 
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 Canadian Buildings. 
 
 Acadia University, Wolfville, N. S 
 
 Dalhousie University, Halifax, N. S 
 
 Kin,i;'s College, Windsor, X. S 
 
 Knox College, Toronto 
 
 Laval University, ^Montreal 
 
 I.aval University, ^hiebeo 
 
 McGill University, Montreal 
 
 McMaster University, Toronto 
 
 New Brunswick, Univer.sity of, Prederic- 
 
 ton 
 
 Normal School at Toronto 
 
 Ontario .Agricultural College, Oueljili 
 
 Ottawa, University of 
 
 Parliament Buildings, Ottawa 
 
 Pioneer School House in ( Jnlario 
 
 Queen's University, Kingston 
 
 Roval Military College, Kingston 
 
 St. Boniface College, WiMiii]ieg 
 
 St. John's College, Winnijicg 
 
 Toronto, University of 
 
 Library Building, University of Toronto. . 
 
 Trinity College School, IN.rt Hope 
 
 Trinity T'niversity, Toronto 
 
 Upper Canada College in 1S29 
 
 Victoria University, Toronto 
 
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 Topical Index. 
 
 Volume Tnge 
 
 Agriculture in British Columbia : 
 
 Area Available for v 70-1 
 
 Agassiz I*;xperimental l"arm and. v 84-5 
 Aid given by Societies and Gov- . 
 
 ernment to v 88-9 
 
 Character of v 69-70 
 
 Cattle Raising and v 47 
 
 I'artn Prices and v 71 
 
 Hotse Raising and v 73 
 
 Local Conditions of v 68-9 
 
 Productions of v 27,69-70 
 
 Pork Production and v 78 
 
 Sheep Raising and v 77 
 
 Slow Progress of v 70 
 
 Agriculture in Canada : 
 
 Census Statistics of v 107,113-14 
 
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TOPICAt INDBX. 
 
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 3 '9 
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 Volume Page 
 
 Early Conditions of v 19,20,21,22,72,90 
 
 Early History of Live Stock and. v 72,75 
 
 Exports of Horses and v 73 
 
 Exports of Cattle and v 75 
 
 Experimental Government Farms 
 
 and V 79,80-1-2-3-4-5 
 
 Forest-CleariiiK, Sta^t^ of v 23,24,25,26 
 
 Goveriiiiient Administrators and. v 106 
 
 Grange, The, and v 97-S-9 
 
 Live Stock Statistics and v 73-4-5,77-8 
 
 Ministers of v 106 
 
 Pioneers of v 19,20,21,22,25 
 
 Prospects of Canadian Wheat 
 
 Production and v 31-2-3 
 
 Patrons of Industry and v 100-1,102,3,4,5 
 
 Wheat Area of C.ip.ida v 27-8,31,32 
 
 Wheat P: odnction and v 27-8-9,30-1 
 
 Agriculture in ISIanitoba : 
 
 IJrandon ICxperiniental Farm and v 83-4 
 
 Climatic Conditions and v 54,55,58,108-9 
 
 Cattle Raisinjj and v 74 
 
 Elevators and Wheat Storage. . . v 109,110 
 
 Horse Raising and v 73 
 
 Milling and Grading Systems for. v 55 
 
 Ministers of v 106 
 
 Pioneer Conditions of v 53-4 
 
 Progress of ii 28 
 
 v 1 14 
 
 Possibilities of v 56-7, 107-8-9,114 
 
 Pork Production and v 78 
 
 Sheep Raising and v 77 
 
 Societies in Aid of v 88 
 
 Wheat Prodrction and v 28-9,30-1 
 
 Agriculture in JNIaritime Provinces : 
 
 Cheese and liutter v 47 
 
 Cattle Raising and v 74 
 
 Education and v 47 
 
 History of v 41-2,45-6-7,86 
 
 Horse Raising and v 73 
 
 Lumber Trade Injures v 41-2 
 
 Land Regulations and v 45 
 
 Live Stock and v 47,72,87 
 
 Nappan Kxperiinental Farm and. v S3 
 
 Opportunities of v 44 
 
 Products of V 46-7 
 
 Pork Production and v 78 
 
 Slow Development of v 27,41 
 
 Sheep Raising and v 77 
 
 Societies in Aid of v 86-7-8 
 
 Agriculture in the North-West 
 Territories :l 
 
 Area for v 61,67 
 
 Cattle Ranching and Raising. . . v 61-2-3,74,76 
 
 Climatic IviTects Upon v 63-4,66 
 
 Capabillities of v 114 
 
 Government Aid to v 88 
 
 Horse Raising and v 73 
 
 Indian Head Experimental Farm v 84,88 
 
 Markets for v 62 
 
 Mackenzie River Region and... v 110-11-12-13 
 
 Ministers of v 106 
 
 Pastoral Character of v 61 
 
 Productions of v 65-6-7 
 
 Pork Production and v 78 
 
 Sheep Raising and v 77 
 
 Western Stock Association and., v 63 
 
 Wheat Production and v 29,311-1 
 
 Agriculture in Ontario : 
 
 Cheese and lUitter v 36,39 
 
 College at Guelph and iii 178 
 
 iv 325 
 
 V 93-4-5-6 
 
 Cattle Raising and v 74-5-6 
 
 Early Character of v 35 
 
 Insect Rnemies of the Fanner. v 38 
 
 Government .Vid to v 91-2-3,96 
 
 Goveriinuiil Ivxpeiiditure Upon. v> 39 
 
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 History of v 35-6-7-8-9 
 
 Horse Raising and v 73-4 
 
 Live Stock and v ,15-6,72 
 
 Ministers of v 106 
 
 Progressive Nature of v 36-7 
 
 Production of v 2S 
 
 Pork Production and v 78 
 
 Poultry Production and v 78 
 
 Statistics of V 34-37.::9i40,iIO 
 
 SSheep Raising and v 77 
 
 Societies in Aid of v 90-1-2,93-4 
 
 Transportation and v j7 
 
 Teaching of v 37-8 
 
 Value of V 38 
 
 Agriculture in Quebec : 
 
 Hducalion and v 48-9, 50 
 
 Goverinnent aid to v 48-9 
 
 Hurse Raising and v 73 
 
 Live Slock and v 72 
 
 I\linislers of v 106 
 
 Opportunities for Development of v 52 
 
 Production of v ^7,51 
 
 Pork Production and v 78 
 
 Report of Commissioner to 
 
 Europe v 51-2 
 
 Sheep Raising and v 77 
 
 Societies in aid of v 89,90,50-1 
 
 Allegiance, Law of : 
 
 British Rules regarding vi 348,349,350 
 
 Canadian History of vi 345-6-7-8 
 
 Canadian Kiiactnients regarding vi 350 
 
 Double Nationality and vi 344-5 
 
 Expatriation and \i 35 1 
 
 Infant Children and vi 3;, 1-2 
 
 Imperial Parliament and vi 345,352 
 
 Married Women and vi 35 1 
 
 Naluralizaticin and vi 351 
 
 Principles Underlying vi 343,344-5 
 
 Repatriation and vi 35 1 
 
 American Revolution ; 
 
 Causes of i S6-96, 104 
 
 Colonial vSecretaries during i 99 
 
 Dorchester, Lord, and i 87,92-3-4,99, 101-3 
 
 126-7 
 D'Estaing's Address to French- 
 Canadians i loi 
 
 French Canada and the Thirteen 
 
 Colonies i 86 
 
 French Aid to i 102-3 
 
 Franklin, IkMijamin, and i 9^,97,153 
 
 George the Third, and i 8g.c_)()-i, 95-6-7, 113 
 
 122, 126-9, 130-6-7 
 
 145 
 
 Gerniaine, Lord G. and i 89,94-5 
 
 German Mercenaries in i 96-7 
 
 Indians and i 98-9 
 
 Manchester School Theory ot . . . i 90 
 Montgomery and Arnold K\- 
 
 pedition i 92-3 
 
 Middleton's Address to French- 
 Canadians i 99, loo-i 
 
 North, Lord, and i 91,98,106,116,123 
 
 1 24-8 
 
 Stamp Act and i 86-9,91,120 
 
 Troops, Congressional i \oj, 
 
 Washington, George, and i 90,91,57,101-2 
 
 Anglo-American Negotiations of 
 1782-3 : 
 
 American Loyalists and vi 95-6 
 
 American Proposals in vi 94-5 
 
 Anifricaii Rcpres.iitiitivi;; dnrint; vi 889,90-1,94 
 
 British Representatives during. . vi 8.S-9, 90-1-2, 94-5- 
 
 6-7 
 Canada's Place in vi 89, 90, 91-2-3-4-5, 
 
 97 
 Congressional Instructions Re- 
 garding vi 9-, 
 
 Dr. l'"ranklin and vi 88-f;, 90,91-2, 95 
 
 44 
 
H« COUNTRY. 
 
 TOPICAL INDKX. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Lord Slielburne and vi 8.S-9, 90, 91-2-3-4, 
 
 96 
 
 Animals, Canadian : 
 
 Bears v 379,382 
 
 ii 24 
 
 Buffalo ii 24,25 
 
 Deer v 379,380-1 
 
 ii 24 
 
 Foxes V 379,381 
 
 In Maritime Provinces v ^79 
 
 Miscellaneous v 379,380, 381-2-3-4 
 
 Seal V 3H2 
 
 Works of Reference Upon v 380 
 
 Wolves V 3S1 
 
 Art in Canada — I. Painting : 
 
 Beginning of iv 347.353-4-5-6,357 
 
 iv 360 
 
 Berthon's Place and Work iv 351,368,404 
 
 Early French Contributors to. . . iv 353,354-5 
 
 Edson's Place and Work iv 358,404 
 
 Eaton's Place and Work iv 358 
 
 Early Patrons of iv 360-1 
 
 Education Along the Lines of . . . iv 39^,399 
 
 Fowler's Place and Work iv 349,3;o,396-7 
 
 Foreign Influence Upon iv 366 
 
 Haniel's Place and Work iv 356 
 
 Indian Influence Upon iv 347,349,367 
 
 Jesuit Influence Upon iv 353 
 
 Kane's Place and Work iv 347,348-9,367 
 
 KreigliolT's Place and Work.... iv 356 
 
 Leaders of iv 4(0-1-2-3-4-5-6 
 
 Miscellaneous Contributors to. . . iv 349,351, 357-8-9, 
 
 360-1-2,364 
 
 Nature of iv 352,36.S-9 
 
 Needs of iv 352,369,370 
 
 Ontario Society of Artists and. . . iv 361-2-3,364,398 
 
 Ontario Government Aid to iv 362,364,368 
 
 Progress of i v 397-8 
 
 Religious Character of iv 352.353-4.359 
 
 Royal Canadian Academy and. . iv 35.S-9, 362-3, 372, 
 
 400-1-2-3-4-5-6, 
 407-8 
 
 Scope for i v 395-6,398 
 
 Societies for the Development of . iv 351-9,360-1-2-3-4- 
 
 .S.39«-9 
 Vicc-Regal Encouragement of. . iv 362-3,368-9 
 
 \rt in Canada — II. Sculpture : 
 
 Bourassii's Work in. iv 373-4,408 
 
 Character of iv 374-5-6-7-8-9, 
 
 380-1 
 
 Early Contributors to iv 373 
 
 Heberl's Work in iv 374,378,407 
 
 MacCarlliy's Work in iv 378-9,407 
 
 Macdonald Statues and iv 376,378,379,380, 
 
 4' 8-9.410 
 
 Necessity for iv 381-2 
 
 Oflicial ICncouragement of iv 372 
 
 Origin of iv 371 
 
 Australasian Colonies : 
 
 Abbott, Sir John, and vi 264 
 
 American Trade with vi 78 
 
 Canadian Tariff and vi 63 
 
 Canadian Trade with i 428-9 
 
 vi 78-9 
 
 D amond Jubilee Conference and 
 
 the Pren jiers of vi 1 66, 1 69 
 
 IVderalion of vi 22-3, 1 66 
 
 Imperial Defence of vi 154,166,167-8-9 
 
 Imperial l'"ederation and vi 23 
 
 Political Position of Women in., vi 22 
 
 Preferential Trade Policy and. . . vi 159 
 
 3ueLnslaiul, Rectorial Appoint- 
 ments in ii 451 
 
 Reftrred to vi 20 
 
 Tariff- JIaking Powers in vi 172 
 
 Tasmania, Rectorial Appoint- 
 ments in ii 421 
 
 Trade of vi 66,78 
 
 45 
 
CANADA; AN ENCYCLOPiKDIA or Till; CiU MKY. 
 
 Volume 
 
 Banks and Ranking in Canada : 
 
 American Intluenci' upon i 
 
 Bfiikers' Association of Canada, i 
 
 Tranch System of i 
 
 Bank Failures i 
 
 I'uge 
 
 Bank Reserves. 
 
 Bank Inspection i 
 
 Bank Competition i 
 
 Bank Capital i 
 
 Canadian and American Systems 
 
 Compared i 
 
 Currency Questions i 
 
 Circulation System i 
 
 Charters of i 
 
 Described by Thomas Paton 
 
 Depositors' Position 
 
 Directors' Position 
 
 Early Development of 
 
 Ephemeral Institutions i 
 
 Financial Crises and i 
 
 Free Banking System 
 
 Government Bank of Issue. 
 History of 
 
 Imperial Influence upon. 
 
 Inflation Periods 
 
 Legislation Concerning. . 
 
 Notes of Issue 
 
 Origin of System i 
 
 Over-Issue of Notes 
 
 Pioneer Conditions of . . . 
 Political Influence upon. 
 
 Private Institutions and i 
 
 Returns to Government i 
 
 Stock (Quotations i 
 
 Scotch Influence upon i 
 
 Specie Payments and i 
 
 Shareholders in i 
 
 System of, Summarized v 
 
 British North America, Bank of : 
 
 Branches of 
 
 Business of 
 
 Capital of 
 
 History of 
 
 Organization of 
 
 Powers of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Reserve Fund of 
 
 British Columbia, Bank of 
 
 Commerce, Canadian Bank of : 
 
 Branches of 
 
 Business of 
 
 Capital of 
 
 History of 
 
 Organization of 
 
 Oflicers of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Reserve Fund of i 
 
 46 
 
 452,456,461-2-6, 
 
 49«-9,5"5-6 
 
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TOPlCAl, INUICX. 
 
 Vuliime 
 
 I'lRe 
 
 Coiiinierciiil 
 Uislrict ... 
 
 Bank of Midland 
 
 City Bank 
 
 Consolidated Bank 
 
 Central Bank of Canada 
 
 Coniuiercial Bank of Manitoba. 
 
 Uu I'euple, La Bunque 
 
 Dominion Bank 
 
 D'Hoclielaga, La Banque 
 
 Eastern Townsliips's Bank 
 
 Kxcliange Bank uf Canada 
 
 Federal Bank of Canada : 
 
 History of 
 
 Organization of 
 
 Gore Bank 
 
 Hamilton, Bank of 
 
 Halifax Banking Company.. , 
 Imperial Bank of Canada.... 
 Jacques Carlier, La Banque. . 
 Merchants Bank of Canada : 
 
 Business ot 
 
 Branches of 
 
 Capital of 
 
 History of 
 
 Organization uf 
 
 Ofhcers of 
 
 Reserve Fund of 
 
 Relerred to 
 
 Montreal, Bank of : 
 
 Branches of 
 
 Business of 
 
 Circulates Government Notes. 
 Capital of 
 
 History of 
 
 Orgiiii/.ation of. 
 
 Ollicers of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Res -r .e l"uiul of 
 
 Molsons Bank 
 
 Montreal City and District Savings 
 
 Bank 
 
 Mechanics' Bank 
 
 Meirupolitaii Bank 
 
 Maritime Hank of St. John 
 
 Merchants Bank of Halifax 
 
 .Miscellaneous Institutions 
 
 Nationale, La Banque 
 
 New Brunswick, Bank of. 
 Nova Scotia, Bank of. . . . , 
 
 Niagara District Bank, (See also 
 Imperial Bank ) 
 
 Ontario Bank. 
 
 Ottawa, Bank of 
 
 Quebec Bank : 
 
 Business of 
 
 Branches of 
 
 Capital of 
 
 History of 
 
 Organization 
 
 Officers of 
 
 Reserve Fund of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Royal Canadian Bank 
 
 Standard Bank of Canada, 
 
 "Toronto, Bank of 
 
 Upper Canada, Bank of : 
 
 Branches of 
 
 i 455, 460, 463.7, 
 
 470.474-5.492-3 
 
 i 474 
 
 i 460,484-6 
 
 i 46i,4«4-5.5o6 
 
 1 46i,4«4-5-6 
 
 i 453-7,460,470-4-5 
 
 i 457,480,494,52a 
 
 i 457.4«3.522 
 
 i 474,475.494,522 
 
 i 460,483,486 
 
 i 483 
 
 i 483 
 
 i 455. 467, 470i474- 
 
 5.484,493 
 
 > 48,?. 522 
 
 i 469,483.522 
 
 i 483,494.506,522 
 
 i 457.474-5.522 
 
 i 475.492 
 
 1 522 
 
 1 474,484,491-2, 
 
 519.522 
 1 49 '-2-3 
 1 49'. 522 
 
 i 492-3 
 1 522 
 
 i 4S7. 493-4 
 
 i 455.463.470,522 
 
 1 475,4««.5i9 
 
 1 459 
 
 i 470-4,484,488, 
 
 519.522 
 
 i 487-8-9,490,519 
 
 1 452-3,488,522 
 
 i 488-q 
 
 i 454.437.438-9. 
 464,465,470-1, 
 494,501,510 
 456,522 
 437.457.506,522 
 
 470-1-2 
 
 46^1,480-6,506 
 
 460,486 
 
 461,483 
 
 457.474-5,480,522 
 
 470,473-4-5,4^0-3- 
 
 4-5,522 
 
 457,474-5,480,522 
 
 457, 472-3-4-5,522 
 
 457,469,470-4-5. 
 
 494.522 
 
 i 470-4-5,483,494, 
 506 
 
 i 457,470-4-5.494. 
 522 
 
 i 484.522 
 
 475 
 
 522 
 
 470-4.491.522 
 
 490-1 
 
 454,462,364,490, 
 
 490-1 
 
 522 
 
 464,470 
 
 474-5.480-4 
 
 483.522 
 
 455-7.470-4.475, 
 
 I 470 
 
 47 
 
CANADA: AN BNCYCI/}riei/IA OP TIIK COT'NTRY. 
 
 Customers of. . . 
 
 History of 
 
 Organization of 
 
 Position of 
 
 Suspension of . .. 
 
 Union Hank of I^ower Canada. 
 Ville Marie, La nanciiie 
 
 Volume rage 
 
 4.S9 
 464-5 
 455.463 
 457.460,470 
 
 465-7.493.519 
 
 474-5,522 
 457.4^3.522 
 
 Baptist Denomination, Canadian : 
 
 Convention of iii 
 
 Doctrines and Polity of iii 
 
 Early Records of iii 
 
 E<UK"ational influfnce upon iii 
 
 Influence of Henry Alloine upon, iii 
 Infliience of Rev. Dr. Tup})er... . iii 
 
 Missions of iii 
 
 McMiister ITniversity Established iii 
 
 Present Condition of iii 
 
 Progress of iii 
 
 Pioneers of iii 
 
 Statistics of iv 
 
 Behrinp Sea Question : 
 American Contentions at Paris 
 
 and 
 
 British Contentions at Paris and 
 Claims Paid by United Slates in. 
 
 Cession of .Miiska and 
 
 Early .^niericaii Position re^ard- 
 
 inK ••••• 
 
 Early British Position re^ardinj^ 
 
 History of 
 
 Joint Commission upon Dani.ages 
 
 and 
 
 Later American Position regard- 
 
 itiK 
 
 Law of Nations and 
 
 Number of Seals and 
 
 Paris Award Rej;arding 
 
 ReKutiitioiis under the Paris 
 
 Award and 
 
 Russia's Connection with 
 
 Surroundings of 
 
 Seizure of American Vessels and 
 Seizure of lirit'sli Vessels and.. . 
 Treaty of Arbitration and 
 
 Boundaries of : 
 
 British and French Territory. . . . 
 
 JIanitoba and Ontario 
 
 Quebec Province 
 
 Thirteen Colonies 
 
 United States and British Amer- 
 ica 
 
 British Columbia, Province of : 
 
 Ajjricultural Conditions in 
 
 Agrici'Itural Productions of 
 
 AiiiniMls Pertaining to 
 
 Birds Pertaining to 
 
 Baptists ill 
 
 Banking History of 
 
 Climate of 
 
 Constitutional History of 
 
 Chinese Question in 
 
 VI 
 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 
 Congregationalism in 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and. 
 Church of England iu , 
 
 v 
 v 
 
 v 
 
 V 
 
 iv 
 
 i 
 
 vi 
 
 V 
 
 v 
 vi 
 iii 
 ii 
 ii 
 
 Explorations in i 
 
 Early History of vi 
 
 Elections held in v 
 
 Educational Development in iii 
 
 Fisheries of ii 
 
 v 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company in ii 
 
 5to-ii-ia 
 495-6-7.498-9. 
 
 5(H.-I 
 
 4H7-,S-9,,|9o 
 .190-1-2-3,49.1 
 4HH-7 
 512-13-14 
 5 '6- 17 
 
 49V4 
 509.10 
 
 4«9.5ia 
 
 4.S7-,S,49o 
 
 161-2-3-4 
 
 139,140 
 1,^9.140 
 145 
 135-6,137 
 
 131-2-3,136-7 
 
 131,133-4-5 
 
 131-145 
 
 144 
 
 '32-3-4-5,137-8 
 
 I3'-2,I33-4,137-S 
 
 136,138 
 
 14 1-2-3 
 
 143 
 
 '3 '-2-3. 135 
 
 '3' 
 
 136-7 
 
 '36-7.1,39.140 
 '.^8,144 
 
 72 
 
 5.1,406 
 1,122-3 
 193 
 
 vi 97-S-9, 102-3-4-5 
 
 68-9,70-1,88-9 
 
 69,70 
 
 380-1-2-^ 
 
 384-5-6-7 
 164 
 
 49'. 522 
 .5^2-3-4 
 403-4 
 499-507 
 314 
 471 
 
 170-172,205-209 
 416, 428, 434-439, 
 433 
 164 
 
 31-2.34-5 
 
 433-437 
 
 469 
 
 240-245 
 
 29 
 
 526-7,529,530 
 
 22, 23, 25-6, 28-9, 
 
 35-6-7,41-2-3 
 
TOPICAI, JNnUX. 
 
 VoUiine Vage 
 
 Indians of i aJ2,a54.J70-l 
 
 Joiirimlisni in v 194,231-2 
 
 Laws (>f vi 437-442 
 
 I,anil Ri'Kiil'>li"'isnml Prices in., v 70-1 
 
 MvCvStockof V 7.V4>77-8 
 
 Labour l,aw» in vi 260 
 
 lA'(,'islali VI- Council of v 450 
 
 Masonry in vi a.So-« 
 
 Municipal System of v 461-a 
 
 Mines and Aiint-rals of ii 39 
 
 iii 374-3S1. 396. 401, 
 404-412,425-6-7-8, 
 
 43 '. 434-5. 454-5. 
 457.463 
 
 Jlinin^ Laws of iii 415-417 
 
 Mftliodisi Church in ii 32'. 333-4 
 
 iv 164 
 
 OranReisni in vi 331 
 
 Officials of ii 4.'3,5'5 
 
 iii 366 
 
 V 297-.S 
 
 vi 314,331.458 
 
 Physical Geographv of v 68 
 
 vi 513-14 
 
 Place Names of i 1 96, 1 99 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in iv 164 
 
 .ii 510-513.538,515 
 
 J^leani Navij^ation in iii 307-8 
 
 Steam vSea-fi;oin>; Tonnage of ... . iii 346 
 
 Trade of ii 29 
 
 Timber Resources and Interests 
 
 of ii 29 
 
 V 5r 1-13,514-15,516 
 534-5 
 
 British Kmpirf, The : 
 
 Australasia and i 438-9 
 
 vi 20,22-3,63,66, 
 
 7''i-9. 154.159. '''6. 
 
 169-8-7,172,246, 
 
 421 
 
 105-6-7-8-9,110 
 
 177 
 
 American Hostility Toward",.... vi 
 Amcr can Ministers to I ondon vi 
 
 American L(jyalists and i 
 
 Bel<jian-rTL'nnan Treaties and .... vi 
 
 Banking I.e;;islation and i 
 
 Canadian HiKliCommissionerand vi 
 Chamberlain, Mr., Sjieaks of . . . . vi 
 Can.adian Movement for uniting, vi 
 
 Commercial Congress of iR96and vi 
 Colonial Treaty-Making Power... vi 
 
 Colonial Department and vi 
 
 Colonial Conference of 18S7 and. vi 
 
 Canadian Trade with vi 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and.. . vi 
 
 Copy wright Question and vi 
 
 Canadians in the .'\rmy of vi 
 
 Canadians in the Navy of vi 
 
 Canadian Churches and iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Canadian Educational System 
 and iv 
 
 Canadian Constitution and iii 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and. . . ii 
 
 Diamond Jubilee Conference of 
 
 Premiers of vi 
 
 fefence of Canada by iv 
 
 vi 
 
 49 
 
 104,119 
 
 63-4. 75.161 .,165 
 
 457,467,469 
 
 32-3-4-5-6 
 
 37 
 
 51-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, 
 
 59,60-1-2 
 
 157-8-9, 160-1 
 
 170-1-2-3 
 
 152- V4 
 
 155-6-7 
 
 64,65-6-7,178-9 
 
 7.V4.I.56 
 
 81-2,83,85-6-7,160 
 
 288-9,290-1-2-3-4 
 
 2S3-4-5-6-7-8 
 
 212,225 
 
 19-26,33.73-79.88, 
 
 51,142-3-4.145- 
 
 148,153-4.159- 
 
 166,269,270,298- 
 
 9.300,385-389, ( 
 
 405-6,426-438, 
 
 5"7-527 
 
 169 191, 193,202, 
 259, 262-3, 265-6-7- 
 8, 271-2,275-6,285 
 94-5 
 
 '63.i67.i73->75, 
 358-9,360 
 
 165-6-7-8, 169,17a 
 
 415-6-7,419-20 
 
 154-5 
 
 
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 CANADA : AN BNCVCI.OPJCDIA OF THR COl'NTRV. 
 
 Volume I'nKC 
 
 Bvolution of vi 19, jo-i-i-j 
 
 EtniKratioii yui-stion mid vi 160 
 
 Frencli-Catiiuliaii HiHtury Hiiil. . . vi 34,35,36,189,190 
 
 Frencli-Cnimilinn I.oyHlty to.... vi 35,30 
 
 rrcnch-Canadiun I.fsHuiis fur. . . vi 31 
 
 Frutich Cuna<Iiaii!i Btid i 93-3,98-inj, rsi- 
 
 147 
 
 Imperial Institute nnd vi 41-2-3-4-5-6-7-H 
 
 IiiiiH-rial I''t U-ratioii League and vi 51-61 
 
 IiitL-rculuiiiat Uuilwuy and ii 75--%, >S7-94, 116- 
 
 IIH 
 
 Itidi.mH and i 3.S2-3,253-4i2t'7-''* 
 
 Laiirier, Sir W., and the Unity of vi 33S 
 
 MonnH- Doi'trine and vi 147-8.149,150-1-2: 
 
 MiniNters to W'uMliin^^tun from. . vi 1" 
 Macdonald, Sir J., and the Unity 
 
 of vi 31 ,.i2\-2 
 
 Newfonndland and vi 30 
 
 Ottawa Conference of 1894 nnd. . vi 74-5-6-7. S-9 
 
 Pacilic Calile and vi 77-.S, |6(., 169 
 
 Postal Rules of vi 161,169 
 
 rrefeieiitial Triide Policy for. .. . vi 6^-4-5-6-7-8-9, 70- 
 
 i,i5«'» 
 Peace Negotiations of 1781-3, and vi 88-9,9(1-1-2-3-4-5- 
 
 6, 97-^1 "3 
 Royal Colonial Institute and ... . vi 37-8-9,40 
 Sir Charles Tiijiper on Closer 
 
 I'nity of vi 53-4 
 
 South Africa and vi 30,74-5-6,77-8-9^ 
 
 392-.V4 
 Trettties with United States of. . vi 98-9, ico-i-2 3, 
 
 104-5 
 Trade and Commerce of i 429 
 
 vi 64-5-6,67,78-9, i,s<> 
 
 Tille.s of Honour and vi 173,174-5-6-7-8 
 
 Trade and Tariff Relations with, i 2H7,2Hg, 396-7, 
 
 3(x)-i, 31.1-5,317-8, 
 3»' ■''.3.VJ..'%4,S, 
 .' ';5-6,377-«, 
 
 •\92-3-4-5. 
 ,-4.'l<'7. 
 409, .,,j,422,425-6 
 United Kmpire Loyalists and . . . . vi 96 
 
 West Indies and vi 3i 
 
 i 300- 1, 3 18, 328, 
 336,3.5'2,4^S-9 
 British Empire I.engue in Canada : 
 
 Ori).;in of vi 61 
 
 Ollicers of vi 62 
 
 Platform of vi 6l-3 
 
 Cables, .Vtlantic : 
 
 Oisborne, K. N., and vi 536 
 
 History of vi 536-7-8-9,540-r 
 
 Nature and Operations ol vi 537.541-2 
 
 ( )ri^in of vi 536-7-8 
 
 Statistics of vi 543 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway : 
 
 American Coin])etitioii with ii 172-3,210-11, 
 
 216-7 
 Allan, Sir HhrIi, and ii 175-6-7,181, 1.S3-4- 
 5-8■9,l9o•l-2■3• 
 
 4-5 
 
 Allan Company and ii i8r, 188, 191-2-3-5 
 
 Acquired Lines of ii 161-2 
 
 Bondiiijj Privilege and ii 242 
 
 Bu.siness of ii 23 1 
 
 Branches of ii 157-6,161-2,233-4 
 
 British Columbia and ii 155-6,157,171-2, 
 
 187,201,202-3, 
 
 205-6 
 iii 410 
 
 Con.struction of i 291,399,514 
 
 ii 27,69,156-7-9,160, 
 
 162-7, 195-6-7,211 
 
 Cost of ii 237 
 
 V yii,io^ 
 
 Charter of (1872) ii 156,149-50,175- 
 
 195- 197-8-9 
 vi 219,220,243-4 
 
[fR COl'NTRV, 
 
 e I'nue 
 
 I9,3i>-l-3-3 
 l6(i 
 24,15,26,189,190 
 
 25-3" 
 
 3' „ 
 92-3,98-10^,121- 
 
 147 
 
 4i-2-.V4-5-''-7-'' 
 
 51-61 
 
 7S-H6, 87-94, 116- 
 
 IlS 
 
 a5»-.VJ53-4.2('7-'* 
 
 23« 
 
 147-8.149,150-1-2: 
 1- 
 
 ai ^,i2i-a 
 
 30 
 
 74-5^7-8-9 
 
 77-8, i6(.,i69 
 
 161,169 
 
 63-4-S-'>-7-*<-9. 7"- 
 
 88-9, i>i-l-2-:j-4-5- 
 
 6,97-8,103 
 
 37-8-9,40 
 
 53-4 
 
 292-3-4 
 
 98-9, ICO- 1 -a- 3, 
 
 1 04 -5 
 429 
 
 64-5-6,67, 7R-9.>59 
 i73.i74-5-6-7-« 
 287,289,396-7, 
 3(x)-i, 314-5. 3'7-8, 
 32- '6,\39,345. 
 1^5-6, 377-**. 
 •\92-3-4-5. 
 ,-4.407. 
 409, ,..),422,425-» 
 96 
 21 
 300-1,318,328, 
 
 336,355.42^-9 
 
 61 
 62 
 
 6i-a 
 
 536-7-8-9,540-r 
 537.541-2 
 536-7-8 
 543 
 
 172-3,210-11, 
 
 216-7 
 
 175-6-7. 181. 183-4- 
 
 5.8-9, 190-I-2-3- 
 
 4-5 
 
 181,188, 191-2-3-5 
 
 161-2 
 342 
 
 231 
 
 157-6, 161-2,233-4. 
 
 155-6,157.171-2, 
 
 187,201,202-3, 
 
 205-6 
 
 410 
 
 291.399.514 
 27,69, i56-7-9.'6o, 
 162-7, 195-6-7,211 
 
 237 
 
 303,307 
 
 156,149-50,175- 
 
 195.197-8-9 
 
 219,220,243-4 
 
 TOPICAI« IND8X. 
 
 Volume r*g» 
 
 Crow's Nett Prm Branch of ii 217-8 
 
 vl 263-4-5 
 Drnperj Chief Jimtice, Pro- 
 
 pliecirMof ii 22,244 
 
 DilTioiiltie* ill Constnictioti of . . . ii 159,161,167,175 
 
 iK'spalcli l)y Lord DiitTeriii ii 176-7-.S-9, iHo 
 
 Dcl'tMice of Sir John Miiciloiiald 
 
 KeKiirdiiig ii 186-7-8-9, 190-l-a- 
 
 3-4 
 Finances of ii 159,160-1.164, 
 
 196-7, 204-5-9,237 
 I<"reij{lit Rates Upon ii 210, 219, 318,220- 
 
 1-2 
 
 Orain lUevator* of ii 162-4 
 
 <.;ov(.Tnineiit I'olicy Toward ii 156-7-8-9,175,181- 
 
 2,1.87,188,196 
 Huntington Charges and ii 175-6,177-8-9,180, 
 
 194 
 
 History of ii 155-164,186-7-8 
 
 Impenul Charncter of ii 167,172,174-5, 
 
 202,211 
 I^egislalion Regarding ii 155-6, 197-8, 199, 
 
 2ix)-i-2-3-4 
 Manitoba and ii 155, 158, 169,209, 
 
 21(1-1 1-13-13 
 
 Macphcrson Company and ii 180,1,88,191-2-3-5 
 
 Mission of J. 1), }';dgar and ii 2115 
 
 Mileage of ii 216,237 
 
 Management of ii 196,197,214-15- 
 
 16,219 
 Monopoly in Manitoba of ii 158,209,210-11- 
 
 12-13 
 
 Necessity for ii 155,173-4-S 
 
 Origin of ii 155 
 
 Opposition to ii 159,160-1,196, 
 
 204-5 
 
 Place Names Given hy i 199 
 
 Postal Service and vi 522 
 
 Projected or Planned ii 155,173-4-5,197-8- 
 
 9, :'oo-i-3-4,205, 
 
 2 . -,-4 
 
 Referred to ii 2 ; 'S4, i m, 130,247 
 
 vi 2 Jil, 245-6 
 
 Rolling Stock of ii ib 
 
 Routes of ii 156, Vl, 198,200, 
 
 201-J 
 Royal Commission Regarding. . . ii 181-2-3 I 5-6,192 
 Receipts iiml Hxjienditures of. . . ii 209 
 Steamship Lines of ii 29, 153-4,211, 
 
 216-7 
 
 Syndicate Contract and ii 157-8,159,204 
 
 Scenery Upon Route of ii 167-S-9, 170-1-2-3 
 
 Shareholders in ii 214-5-6 
 
 Value of, to Canada ii 28,29,163, 167, 
 
 172-3,211-12-13 
 Canadian Treaty-Making Power : 
 
 Canadian Exercise of vi 171-2 
 
 Evolution of vi 170-1-2 
 
 Parliamentary Resolution of Sir 
 
 R. Cartwright on vi 170 
 
 Parliamentary Resolution of Mr. 
 
 Mills on vi 170 
 
 Parliamentary Resolution of Mr, 
 
 D' Alton McCarthy on vi 173 
 
 Trade Relations and i 386-7-8,401 
 
 Canailian People, The : 
 
 Americ.-.n Tendencies of vi 192-3 
 
 lirilish Tendencies Amongst. .. . vi 193-4 
 
 Classes Amongst vi 188, 190 
 
 Character of vi 189,190,194 
 
 Divorces .Amongst vi 314-5 
 
 ICarly Struggles and Achieve- 
 ments of vi 187-8,254 
 
 Orowing Unity .Vmongst vi 190 
 
 Immigration and vi 326 
 
 .\umbers of vi 325 
 
 I'olitical Development of.. vi 190-1 
 
 Pursuits of vi 195 
 
 i'rogressof vi 195 
 
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 Volume I'age 
 
 Religious Principles of vi 194-5 
 
 Social Statistics of vi 325, .(5.S 
 
 Canada, Dominion of : 
 
 Arbitration and vi 105, roS, i ro-ii, 
 
 112-3,114-5,116- 
 119, 120, 127, I^;». 
 9,140-145,148- 
 150,130,249 
 
 Atlantic Cables and vi 536-544 
 
 Art and Artists in iv 347-382 
 
 A^iifricaii Revolution and i 86-1 19 
 
 American Influences I'pon iii 169 
 
 American Trade Relations of ... . i 336-426 
 
 vi 179-183,178-9 
 
 Acadians in i 76-85 
 
 Allef,'iance Laws in vi 343-352 
 
 Agricultural Statistics of v 113-14 
 
 American Policy Toward vi 88-151,179-181 
 
 •v 423-435 
 111 43-4.59-66 
 ii 172,240-242 
 
 i 9i-93.9S-'02, io9» 
 no, n6-r,i55- 
 194.336-426 
 4«7,50i.509-5'8 
 161-2-3-4 
 
 452-523 
 298,467,470-1, 
 
 474-5 
 88-109,119-130, 
 
 I3i-i45,i46'i52, 
 232,249 
 
 3 '4 
 
 499-510 
 
 241-298 
 
 298 
 
 502-508 
 
 326-337, 339, 340, 
 
 47-135,132.213. 
 
 215.235,278-9 
 
 120 
 
 45.49.436 
 
 21-2,26,44-5,47, 
 
 59,244,263-4 
 
 469-4^4. 5o2-5"9 
 161 
 
 327-440 
 
 161,162-3-4 
 
 291-2-3.297,319, 
 
 331.333-4,341, 
 
 344-5.350.362. 
 
 375,377. 380, 395, 
 
 418.427-435 
 
 370-73 
 
 80-87 
 
 1,8-36 
 
 315 
 
 527-8-9 
 
 169-282 
 
 Baptistst in iii 
 
 iv 
 
 l?aiikinji Ilisto'-y of i 
 
 B inking Statistics of i 
 
 British Diplomacy and vi 
 
 Chinese Popul.ition of vi 
 
 Chinese (Question in v 
 
 Cities ot . . v 
 
 Civic Statistics of v 
 
 Clini.ite ,f vi 
 
 Canals ot iii 
 
 Coloni/ulion of i 
 
 111 
 iv 
 
 ii 
 
 Congregationalism in iii 
 
 iv 
 Churcli of England in ii 
 
 iv 
 Commerce of i 
 
 Criminal I<aw of vi 
 
 Copywriglit in vi 
 
 Discoveries and Explorations in. i 
 
 IClectural Statistics of vi 
 
 Klec'ric Street Railways in vi 
 
 Ivlucation in iii 
 
 Early Methods of Transportation 
 
 in ii 223-225 
 
 . iii 319-323 
 
 Events in History of i 37-44 
 
 Extradition Laws and vi 379.381 
 
 Electoral Franchise in i 402 " 
 
 V 405,465-469 
 Fisheries of v 526-530 
 
 French Regime in i 21-29,47-85 
 
 Fiscal History of i 2,85-319 
 
 Higher Education in iv 169-344 
 
 Hudson's Hay Conipaiiy and. . .. ii 19-70 
 
 Immigration into vi 236 
 
 Industrial History of v 47 v4,S4,485-498, 
 
 53 1 
 
 Industrial Production of v 481,493,534 
 
 Iron Industry in iii 422-3 
 
 V 508-9,510 
 
 Indians in i 206-282 
 
 Inter-Provincial Trade of i 320-335 
 
 5» 
 
COUNTRY. 
 
 TOPICAL INDKX. 
 
 Volume 
 
 I'age 
 
 Insolvency Lnws of vi 353-357 
 
 Ini)it>rial Preferential Trade and i vi 63-72 
 
 Inijifrial Unity and vi 51-62, 154-175 
 
 Jews in iv l45-'53, 161 
 
 Konilon OfTices of vi 32-36 
 
 l.aliour iiiu-rests of vi 254-265 
 
 Mines and ;\Iiiierals of iii 366-466 
 
 ^Ittliodist Church in ii 24.S,324 
 
 iv 1 6 [,162-3-4 
 
 Mdvnionisni in iv !'ii-2 
 
 ]\lusi(al Develojnnent in iv 3^3-394, 4in-4i» 
 
 j\Iiiiin),' Laws of iii 412-419,420 
 
 Uliisoiry in vi 271-2X1 
 
 Military History ot i 51-103,109,110 
 
 155-194 
 ui 34-5,40-44,59-66, 
 
 «5-94 
 IV 423-536,488-491 
 
 Militia System of iv 415-422,450-1-2, 
 
 508-516 
 vi 292-3-4 
 
 Military Education in iv 444-449,466-469 
 
 Military Aid to the Empire of. . . iv 464-5-6, 469,470- 1, 
 
 493 ' 
 ^Inyazines of v 233-4 
 
 Miinicii)al History of v 452-464 
 
 Name of i 145-6 
 
 Navi>;at)le Waters of iii 323-4,342-345 
 
 Newspapers of v 222-3, ' 92-3-4-5> 
 
 234-236 
 OfTici.-d Titles and Precedence in. vi 312-13 
 
 Ojv.'n Ports of iii 323 
 
 Ocean Navi;;ation and iii 340-r 
 
 Orani^cisni in vi 266-270,316-320 
 
 Ofiicials of and in i 70,7^,84-5,145, 
 
 281 ' 
 ii 69-70,197,128, 
 
 218,230,432-3-4, 
 
 5 '4-5 
 iii 366 
 iv 452-3.506 
 v 106,295-298 
 vi 220-1,226,233, 
 237,2.(0, 250, 302, 
 
 307,31^14.315- 
 321,3 (2,.i57-8 
 
 Ottawa Conference and vi 73-79 
 
 Physical Geography of i 293,;^7i 
 
 iii 285-297 
 
 vi 50')-5i5 
 
 Postal Service of vi 516-526 
 
 Presliyt'-rianism in iv 19-104,161-2-3-4 
 
 Place Names of i 195-205 
 
 Political a:ul Constitutional '_ (is- 
 
 tory of i 120-117 
 
 iii i9-;,9,45-59,69-85, 
 
 119-166 
 V 252-3,395-408, 
 
 422-430 
 vi 1.87-195,215-16, 
 301-307 
 213-250 
 
 3"7-3i 2,358-363. 
 445-451 
 470 
 
 Prime Ministers of vi 
 
 Prohibition Question in vi 
 
 Provincial Councils of v 
 
 Parliament of v 
 
 Relii;iousr minor) Denominations 
 
 of iv 
 
 Religious .Societies in i v 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 
 
 iv 
 
 Scenery of vi 
 
 Steam Navigation and iii 
 
 Social and Political Clubs of vi 
 
 Supreme Court of vi 
 
 Senate of y 
 
 • 
 
 S3 
 
 107-123,125-130, 
 
 135-158,161-2, 
 
 165-6 
 
 123-4-5,130-135, 
 
 159,160,164-5 
 
 443-552 
 
 l6l-2-3-.t 
 
 5.14-55 1 
 
 29.^-312,345-343, 
 
 350-362 
 
 321-324 
 
 332-342 
 
 435-444 
 
9BSSS 
 
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 Volume Page 
 
 Telegraphs in vi 530-5 
 
 Timber Resources of v 511-525 
 
 Transportation Routes of iii 342 
 
 Treaties of Commerce and i 294-296 
 
 Tariffs of i 289,290,332 
 
 United States Annexation Policy 
 
 toward i 408-9,413,416, 
 
 419,420,425-6, 
 442 
 
 War of 181 2 and i 195,205 
 
 Canals, Canadian : 
 
 American Influence Upon Con- 
 struction of iii 331 
 
 Rurlington Bay Canal iii 326,330,33a 
 
 Hritish Contributions Towards. . . ii 98 
 
 iii 326,331 
 
 Beauharnois Canal iii 327,332,335 
 
 Culbute Canal iii 332 
 
 Cornwall Canal iii 328,332,335-6 
 
 Described iii 289,290,326-332 
 
 Expenditures Upon iii 332-3 
 
 Crenville Canal iii 300,321,332 
 
 International Use of i 394,424 
 
 Lacliine Canal iii 321,323,326,332 
 
 335-6 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 322,326-7-8-9, 
 
 33", 33 1-2 
 
 Mentioned i 319,320-3,350-1, 
 
 261,381-2-3,433, 
 291 
 ii loi 
 
 Murray Canal iii 33.^ 
 
 Ottawa and Georgian Kay Canal, iii 290-1,292 
 
 Railway Competition with ii 122,123-4 
 
 Royal Commission Upon iii 333-4 
 
 Richelieu Canals iii 321,331-2 
 
 Rideau Caiial iii 3c»,33i-2 
 
 iv 233 
 
 V 249,250-1 
 
 Statistics of iii 33S-6 
 
 Sault Sle IMarie Canal iii 33^-5-0 
 
 St. Ann's iii 332 
 
 St. Peter's Canal iii 332 
 
 Soulauges Canal iii 336 
 
 Tolls on i 362 
 
 ii 241 
 
 Tay Canal iii 332 
 
 Trent Valley Canal iii 291,326,332 
 
 Williamsburg Canals iii 328-9,332,336 
 
 Welland Canal iii 321, 329, 330,33a, 
 
 3,36, 339. .340 
 Church of England in Canada : 
 
 Hritish Government and ii 328-7,336,340, 
 
 353.3«i'.3SS-6-7- 
 8-0 
 
 Bishops of ii 327-8-9,330,332, 
 
 .3.34-.S,,3,39..Uo-l-2- 
 
 3-4,33.S-f>-7-8-9. 
 
 35'>i.3.S.S-6,357-S- 
 
 r*. 9.360,362-3-4, 3C)6, 
 
 • 369.375,3>''i-2-3. 
 
 422-3-4-5,428-9, 
 
 430-1-2-3-4-6-7- 
 
 8-9 
 
 Clergy Reserves and ii 328-9,330,332-4, 
 
 39^ 
 iii 24,25-6-7, 56, 125, 
 , 136-159, 160-1C6 
 
 iv 34 
 
 V 203-4 
 vi 215-16 
 
 CliurchMissionary Society and. . ii 361,362-3-4-5-6-7, 
 
 427,428-9 
 
 Church Temporalities Act and., ii 333,4' '6-7-8-9 
 
 Divisions ofl'liought in ii 3,So,377-8-9 
 
 iv 222 
 
 Doctrines of ii 372-375, 3(/', 393 
 
 4.414.417 
 
 Education and ii 33i,333-4i344i 
 
 3^^^, .350, 359«6' 
 
 34 
 
TOPICAL INDBX. 
 
 Volume i'age 
 
 2-4.365-6-7, 39i-»» 
 
 417-18,419,420, 
 
 422,430-1 
 
 Establishment Claims of ii 397-S.399,4oo-i-> 
 
 3-4-5 
 
 Finances of ii 3^5-6-7-8-9,426- 
 
 427-8 
 
 History of ii 327-375. 378-3''<9 
 
 Indians and ii 327-^33 '.362-3-7, 
 
 427-8-9,431,434, 
 435-6-7-8 
 
 In Ontario ii 327,335,383-4. 
 
 385.387-8. 416-17, 
 419,420,422-5-6-7, 
 431-2-3-4,440 
 
 In Quebec ii 336-35 ' .386-7-8, 
 
 3.S9, 416, 419.420- 
 
 1-4.427.433 
 In Nova Scotia ii 352-359. 387. 388- 
 
 9,416,420,427,433, 
 In New Brunswick ii 359-60, 387-8,416, 
 
 420,427,433 
 In ISranitoba and the North- 
 
 'Vest ii 361-368,389,416, 
 
 428,433,506 
 
 In Cape Breton ii 378,381-2-3,427 
 
 In Prince Edward Island ii 357-8-9,416,428, 
 
 434 
 1 11 Briti sh Col umbia ii 4 20, 4 1 6, 4 2S-9, 
 
 43"-'. 433-4-5, 436, 
 7-8-9 
 
 Loyalists and n 327, 336, 341,354, 
 
 355-6,369.373 
 
 Lennoxville College and ii 344.347-8,350 
 
 Lambeth Conference and ii 422-3,424 
 
 Methodism and ii 251-3 
 
 Metropolitan See Appointments, ii 346,319,351,360, 
 
 366-8,424-5,4.-\o 
 
 Missionary Work of ii 331-2-3, 349,357-S, 
 
 368,431-2 
 
 Numbers of ii 332-3-5.354,4i6- 
 
 17 
 
 Pioneers of ii 327-8-9,330-1-6, 
 
 339.34"-'' -2-3-4, 
 352,353-4-5-6 7, 
 361-2,363-4-5,309, 
 378,380,381-2, 
 431-2,434-5.506 
 Polity of ii 370-1-2,389,390-1- 
 
 2-3,394,4'3-"i4-i5- 
 16-17 
 
 Progress of ii 332-3-5,345-6,370, 
 
 416-17.431 
 
 Pioneer Conditions and ii 329,339,340-1, 
 
 352-3-4-5-6, 361-2, 
 383-4-5 
 
 Relations with Mother Church 
 
 of ii 393-4-5-6,397-404. 
 
 405-6,422-3,427, 
 440 
 
 Rectorial Appointments in ii 420-1 
 
 Ship Fever Kpideniic and ii 345 
 
 Society for the Promotion of 
 
 Christian Knowledge ii 365-6,426,439 
 
 Society for the Propagation of 
 
 the Gospel ii 340,347-8-9.352-3, 
 
 356.366-7,360, 
 
 381,385-6-7-8,392, 
 
 426-7-8-9,430,434- 
 
 o • . , 567 
 
 Societies of 11 440 
 
 Sy nodical Organization of ii 334-5,345-6,349, 
 
 360, 366, 389,393. 
 4-5-6,397,400-1, 
 409,413-14,415- 
 16, 422-3, 428,440 
 
 Statistics of iv 161-164 
 
 Trinity College and ii 334,35 'i42a 
 
 Tithes and ii 397 
 
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 'i 
 
 Volume I'liKt 
 
 Union of ii 33.S. 349. 36^,409, 
 
 410-1 1-12-13-14- 
 15-16 
 
 Works of Reference on ii 439 
 
 Clergy Reservfs Question : 
 
 Attitudu of Imperial Government 
 
 Towurils iii 137-^-9,1401-2-3- 
 
 • 4. '45-6-7,149. i?3- 
 
 4,156-7-8-9,161-2- 
 5,166 
 
 Disposition of iii 141,144-5,148 
 
 Elgin, Lord, and iii 140, 14S-9 
 
 History of iii 13.S 9, 140-1, i4!''-9, 
 
 149,150.1-2-5.15^, 
 160-1-2-3-4,165-6 
 
 iv 34 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 149,150.151-3-3 
 
 Origin of iii 136-7,1.^5-4 
 
 Presbyttriaiis and iii 1556-7-8-9,165 
 
 Referred to ii 328-9,550.332-3, 
 
 334.391 
 iii 24,25,26,27,56, 
 '25 
 
 2"3-4 .S^ 
 
 215-16 
 138-9,146-7, 160-1 
 
 '39. 147. i49.i.=ii- 
 2,160, i63-.t 
 140-1 
 
 '49. i5",i5i-.2-3 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Rectories Established iii 
 
 Sydenham, Lord, and iii 
 
 Settlement of 
 
 Value of 
 
 Clubs, Social and Political : 
 
 Albany Club, Toronto 
 
 Hamilton Club 
 
 Halifax Club 
 
 Manitoba Club, Winniiieg 
 
 Nation.ll Club, Toronto 
 
 Ofiici.ils of 
 
 Queb.c (iarrison Club 
 
 Roval Mililarv Instilute, Toronto) 
 
 Ridfau Club, 'Ottawa 
 
 St. James's Club, Montreal 
 
 Union Club, Victoria 
 
 United Kmiiire Club, Toronto... 
 
 Vancoi\,fr Club 
 
 Colonial Conference of 1S87 : 
 
 Oele.uates at 
 
 Opening of 
 
 Work Done by 
 
 Colonial Oflice : 
 
 Department Created 
 
 Grenville and .\ct of 1 79 1 
 
 Influence of 
 
 Indian Payments of 
 
 Object.s to Canadian Tariff 
 
 Secretaries and Names of Places. 
 
 Secretaries of 
 
 Traditions of 
 
 Coloni/atimi of Canada : 
 
 Company of the Hundred 
 
 Associatt s and 
 
 l-"ur-Trade Companies and 
 
 Halifax Settled 
 
 Influence of Charles I. Upon .... 
 Influence of Louis XIV. Upon.. 
 
 Iroquois I.(.\alists and 
 
 Loyalists Share in 
 
 Maissonneiive and Mont' .al.... 
 
 Montreal Settled 
 
 Origin of the I'reiich-Canadiaiis 
 
 and 
 
 Quebec Settled 
 
 Selkirk, Lord, and 
 
 in 
 iii 
 
 VI 
 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 
 i 
 i 
 i 
 
 323 
 
 324 
 
 334 
 
 3.^4 
 
 32 1-^ 
 
 322-3-4 
 
 324 
 
 323-4 
 
 324 
 
 324 
 
 324 
 
 .332 
 
 324 
 
 i,S,S-6 
 155-6 
 73.1.56-7 
 
 '37 
 146 
 
 '37 
 
 4"7,4"8 
 
 277-8 
 
 301,314-15 
 
 '99 
 
 I.S23-4 
 
 418-19 
 
 4«,5n 
 120,132 
 
 3«.65 
 29,62 
 29,64 
 
 2'3.2'5 
 
 108.9,1 11 
 
 37.54 
 
 47 
 
 -14 
 
 £tirhng, Lord, and. 
 
 in 
 
 iv 
 
 v 
 
 i 
 
 47-9 
 
 (12 
 
 .•'1-2.26,4.1-5,47, 
 
 59.244,363-4 
 
 2.V5 
 
 45,49.436 
 
 27,8-9 
 
 62 
 
Topical indkx. 
 
 Volui 
 Confederation of the Provinces : 
 
 Archbishop Connolly and ii 
 
 Advoc.'itts of. V 
 
 Hanks at Time of i 
 
 ]iriti>!i Colunibii. and v 
 
 liritish Ivmpire and vi 
 
 (ieorge Drown and v 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway afd. . . ii 
 
 CliarloUftown Conference and. . . v 
 
 Consummation of v 
 
 vi 
 
 Constitutional Conditions of.... v 
 
 Events Leading up to v 
 
 vi 
 
 Financial Effect of v 
 
 IVIacdonald, Sir J., and vi 
 
 Nature of vi 
 
 North-West and v 
 
 Nece.ssity of v 
 
 Objects of V 
 
 Prince Edward Island and v 
 
 Quebec Conference and v 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 Congregationalism, Canadian : 
 Congregational Union Chairmen 
 
 ICducalional Influence of 
 
 Influence of Rev. W. 11. Heu-de- 
 
 lionrck Upon 
 
 Influence of Henry Alleine Upon 
 London r.Hssionary vSociety Aids 
 
 INIissionary Work of 
 
 C.i^ai of 
 
 Pioneers of iii 
 
 Principles and Polity of iii 
 
 Progress of iii 
 
 Pul)lishing Work o iii 
 
 Statistics of iv 
 
 Wilk*"?. Dr. Henry, and iii 
 
 Constitution, The Canadian : 
 
 Appeals to Judicial Committee 
 
 Under v 
 
 r ,■ Changes of 1 841 and v 
 
 '/ Confederation Changes and 
 
 Completes v 
 
 Canadian Parliaments Since 1 841 
 
 and v 
 
 "Double Shuffle" Question and. vi 
 
 Durham Report and v 
 
 Early Development of y 
 
 Early Political Parties and v 
 
 Events Connected with Develop- 
 ment of v 
 
 P'lectoral Franchise Under v 
 
 PUective U])per IIousjs and y 
 
 General Elections Held Under. . v 
 Later Questions and Events 
 
 I'nder v 
 
 Necessity for an Upper House in v 
 
 Origin of the Senate and v 
 
 Provincial Controversies Under, v 
 
 Provincial Councils and v 
 
 Respon.sil)le Government and ... v 
 
 Senatorial Legislation and v 
 
 Territorial Additions to Scope of. v 
 
 Constitutional Act of 1791 : 
 
 Division of the Provinces by ... . 
 
 Debate in Commons Upon 
 
 Effect of 
 
 I'age 
 
 .535 
 
 401-2,422,43,5-6 
 
 470-3-4 
 
 403-4 
 
 73 
 
 205 
 
 190.203,244 
 
 426 V 
 
 402,426-7 
 
 218 
 
 402-3 
 
 4(X), 401, 422,425- 
 
 6,4289 
 
 217-18 
 
 301 
 
 218 
 
 402-3 
 
 404 
 
 428-9 
 
 480 
 
 431-2-3-4 
 402,426 
 
 2«9. 325, 342,373, 
 
 427.431 
 
 19,29,87,426 
 
 473 
 
 .S03.. 504,509 
 471,478 
 
 470,508-9 
 
 473-4 
 
 474-.S.S04 
 
 471-2,478 
 
 469, 470, 473,475, 
 
 504-5.6-7 
 
 469,470-1,473-4-5, 
 
 476-7-8 
 
 480-1-2-3-4,502-3, 
 
 504-5-6-7 
 
 472,479 
 472,478 
 1 61 -2-3-4 
 470,471,478,507-8 
 
 429 
 39« 
 
 402-3,428-9,430 
 
 470 ' 
 
 217 
 
 448 
 
 395-6,409,410, 
 
 422,425,446-7, 
 
 448,454-5,466-7, 
 
 397-8 
 
 400 
 
 466-7-8-9 
 436-7-S 
 469 
 
 404-5,406-7-8 
 
 439.440,441-2-3. 
 
 445-6,451 
 
 435-6-7 
 
 405-6-7 
 
 446-7-8-9,450-1 
 
 399-400 
 
 443-4 
 
 403,404,427 
 
 
 139, '44 
 139, '4»i 
 144-5 
 
 57 
 
I 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCYCtOPiEDlA OF THE COUNTRY, 
 
 Lvniburner's Testimony Regard 
 
 'inj; 
 
 Ongin of 
 
 Principles of 
 
 Proclanmtion of , 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 Views of Lord Oreiiville Upon . 
 Views of Chief Justice Smith 
 
 Upon 
 
 Constitutional and I'olitical De- 
 velopment in New Urunswick : 
 Conflicts Hetween Council and 
 
 Assembly v 
 
 Crown Land Kej^'ulations and. . . v 
 
 Church of I'jijiUmd and v 
 
 Early Efforts at v 
 
 Gradual Nature of v 
 
 Legislative Couticil and v 
 
 Responsible Government and. . . v 
 Constitutional and I'ulilical De- 
 velopment ill Nova Scotia ; 
 
 Bej^innings of v 
 
 Governors and v 
 
 Howe's Influence Upon v 
 
 olu 
 
 tiic Page 
 
 
 136-7 
 136-7 
 138 
 
 iii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 i 
 
 144 
 
 137-8 
 
 44«.455,473.396 
 
 25.196 
 
 146 
 
 Nature of Karly Government 
 and 
 
 Powers of the Council and 
 
 Constitutional and I'olitical De- 
 velopment in Quebec : 
 
 Cartier, Sir G. K., and 
 
 Constitutional Act of 1791 and. . 
 
 i 146-7 
 
 411-12,413,449 
 
 412 
 
 413 
 
 410-11 
 
 409 
 
 414,448-9 
 
 413-14 
 
 415-16 
 
 41^,420-1,451 
 4i7-if^-i9.42o, 
 421,446-7 
 
 Dorion, A. A., and 
 
 Ivirly Conditions in 
 
 History of Liberalism and. 
 
 Imperial Parliamentary Debates 
 
 LTpon vi 
 
 Influence of Liberalism Upon. . . vi 
 
 IiiHuence of the Clergy Upon... vi 
 
 ■Jesuits Estates Question and .... 
 
 Laurier, Sir W., and 
 
 Lafontaine, .Sir L., and 
 
 Macdonald, Sir J., and 
 
 Mercierism and 
 
 Manitoba Schools and 
 
 Organization of the Liberal 
 
 Party and 
 
 Orangeism and 
 
 Organization of the Conservative 
 
 Party and 
 
 Quebec Act and 
 
 Copyright in Canada : 
 
 American Citizens and 
 
 Berne Convention 
 
 British Authors and 
 
 Conditions of 
 
 Colonial Reprints and 
 
 History of 
 
 Proposed Act of 1889 and 
 
 Principles Governing 
 
 Protective Tariff Principal and. . 
 
 Proposals of Mr, Hall Caine 
 
 Report of 1874 Regarding 
 
 Referred to 
 
 1 
 iii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 vi 
 
 vi 
 vi 
 
 Criminal Law : 
 
 Codification of 
 
 Constitutional Conditions of. 
 
 VI 
 
 vi 
 
 416 
 417-18,446-7 
 
 199,200 
 
 136-147 
 
 i37-« 
 
 44^^,455,473.396 
 
 196,25*1 
 
 198 
 
 189,196,207-8 
 
 197-8-9, 200-I-2-3 
 4-5,206 
 
 24,94 
 
 198 
 
 198-9,200-1-2,203 
 
 4-5-6 
 
 419 
 
 257 
 
 405-6 
 
 203-4 
 
 205-6 
 
 197-8,208 
 
 209 
 
 203-4, 297.300-I 
 
 204-5-6,2I2 
 
 197-8 
 203 
 
 308-9,210,211 
 
 120-135,136-7 
 396,447,454,473 
 
 84,85-6 
 
 80,83-4,86 
 
 82 
 
 ,85-6-7 
 
 86 
 
 81-2-3-4 
 
 S3, 86 
 80 
 
 80-1 
 
 85 " '' , 
 
 397 
 
 44 
 
 370-1 
 371-2,443.4 
 
JNTRY. 
 '«ge 
 
 5,473.396 
 
 1,413.449 
 
 ,8-9 
 
 \ 
 
 5 
 
 20-T,451 
 
 S- 1 9,420, 
 46-7 
 
 8,446-7 
 
 00 
 
 47 
 
 > 
 
 155,473,396 
 
 96,207-8 
 
 ;-9, 200-I-2-3 
 16 
 
 ,200-1-2,203 
 
 po8 
 L297.3«>-I 
 
 6-6,212 
 
 ^,210,211 
 
 J35, 136-7 
 
 Im7, 454,473 
 •4,86 
 
 l3-4 
 
 k 443-4 
 
 ! 
 
 TOPICAI, I OBX. 
 
 Volume P«g« 
 
 Evidence Under vi 372 
 
 Nature of .. vi 370,372-3 
 
 Statistics of Crime nd vi 458 
 
 Documents, Official and Miscellaneous. 
 
 Volume rage 
 
 Acadian Expatriation : 
 
 Governor Lawrence's Defence. . . i S4-5 
 Aji;riculture : 
 rialfonn of the Patrons of •■ 
 
 Industry v Id 
 
 Impressions of the North-West 
 
 by Colonel Sir C. E. Howard 
 
 Vincent, Michael Davitt, Sir 
 
 Georj^e naden-Powell and Dr. 
 
 Georjre R. Parkin v 107-109,114 
 
 Report on the Mackenzie River 
 
 Hasin by Sir John Christian 
 
 Schultz V 110-113 
 
 Report by Quebec Comtnissioners 
 
 Sent to Visit Europe in 1894. . v 51-2 
 Declaraction of Principles of the 
 
 Granf,'e in Canada v 97-8 
 
 American Revolution : 
 Address by .\nierican Congress. . i 99 lol 
 Appeal to P'rench-Canadians. . . . i 101 
 Washiuj^lon's Canadian Pro- 
 clamation i 101-2 
 
 Loyalist .\ddress to King George 
 
 III i 113 
 
 Arbitration : 
 Award by the Paris Behring Sea 
 
 Arbitrators vi 141-143 
 
 Report of the "Congress of 
 
 .•\nierican Nations" Washing- 
 ton, l.Sgo vi 1 1 2-3 
 
 Banks and i'ankiug : 
 
 I.e^'islative Petition in l.SoS i 461-2 
 
 I.ej^isliitive Petition in 1.S17 i 462-3 
 
 Resolution by I'pper Canadian 
 
 Assembly in 1S21 i 463 ,', 
 
 Regidations Issued in 1840 by 
 
 Lord J. Russell i 46S-9 
 
 Views of Sir John Rose i 516 
 
 Views of Sir I'raucis Hincks.... i 516-17 
 
 Views of Sir Leonard Tilley i ."ilT-KS 
 
 Views of Hon. (i. Iv. Foster i 518-19 
 
 Canadian I'acific Railway : 
 
 Lord Dvifl'eriu's Des])atch Upon 
 
 the IIuntiuKton Charges ii 176-180 
 
 Speech 1)3' Sir \V. C. Vanllorue. . ii 216-7 
 Report of Roval Commission of 
 
 1893 .' ii 181-186 
 
 Lord Carnarvon's Report on 
 
 British Columbia Claims ii 206-7 
 
 \VliileTli()mi>s()n Re^wrt on 
 
 Manitoba Railway Charters. . . ii 210-213 
 Commission on Railway Rates 
 
 (1S9.S) " ii 219-222 
 
 Letter of Sir John A. Macdonald 
 
 to Lord DuflVrin ii 186-194 
 
 Letter by Lord Mount Stephen, ii 214-15 
 Canals : 
 
 Report of Royal Commission in 
 
 i«7i iii 326-332,333.4 
 
 Clergy Reserves : 
 
 letters by Lord S\-denham iii 147 
 
 Canadian .Xssemlily's Address to 
 
 the Queen iii 149-153 
 
 Letters by Hisho)) Strachan to the 
 
 Duke of Newcastle iii 159166 
 
 Letters by Lieut. -(iovernor 
 
 vSimcoe, Kt. Hon. Henry 
 
 Dundas aiul Duke of Portland, iii 142-144 
 
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 CANADA : AN KNCYCtOPiGDIA OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume I'nge 
 
 Constitutional Ivegnlity of iii 145.6 
 
 Despatches by Lord Bathurst, 
 
 Lord 0(xlerich, I<ord Ivlxin, 
 
 Lord tMeiitdj; and Lord John 
 
 Russell iii 
 
 CointniTcial Union : 
 
 Ivlijali Ward's Rejiort in 1862 to 
 
 New York Legislature i 
 
 History of Alovement by Erastus 
 
 VVinian i 
 
 Platform and. Manifesto of 
 
 Coniniercial Union Club of 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Report, in 1862, of Sir A T. 
 
 Gait 
 
 Report to Congress by J. N. 
 
 Lamed 
 
 Review by Hon. James Young. . 
 Letter by Congressman R., R. 
 
 Hitt.. 
 
 Resolution by Ontario Farmers' 
 
 Institute 
 
 Resolutit>n by Canadian , Manu- 
 facturers .Association 
 
 M.inifesto by Toronto Young 
 
 Men's Libend Club 
 
 Congressional IMeasure of Hon. 
 
 I'.<'iijaniiu lUuterworth 
 
 Resolutions by Toronto Board of 
 
 Trade 
 
 Letter by Elijah Ward of New 
 
 York 
 
 Speech by Hon. Tliomas White. . 
 I^etter by Dr. {iohlwin Smith... . 
 
 Coniiregationalisni : 
 
 OlUcial Statement of Rebef. 
 
 Copyriglil : 
 
 Terms of the Dominion Coinright 
 
 Act of 1875 ' vi 
 
 Provisions of the Berne 
 
 Convention v' 
 
 Terms of the Imperial Copyright 
 
 Act of 18S6 vi 
 
 Letter by Lord Roseberry, 1.S92. vi 
 
 Education : 
 
 Letter by Rev. Dr. William 
 Ormiston on the Work of 
 Egertun Ryerson iv 
 
 Despatches of Lord Dalhousie 
 anil Lord Bathurst regarding 
 Higli.r Education in the 
 Maritime Provinces iv 
 
 Report ui^on Schools of Lower 
 Canada, by Arthur Huller, in 
 183S iii 
 
 Report in 1.866 by Rev. Dr. James 
 I'Yaser upon the Canadian 
 School .System iii 
 
 Report in 1857 by Rev. Dr. 
 Ryerson upon Religious In- 
 .struction in the Scbi ols 
 
 Terms of (Quebec Separate School 
 .'\ct of 1869 
 
 Terms of Manitoba School Act 
 of I S; I 
 
 School Ordinance of the Nortli- 
 West Terril<jries 1896 
 
 Canadian Co nmon School Act of 
 iS.)i 
 
 Report by Dr. Egerton Ryerson, 
 in 18.(7, upon .Vinerican In- 
 fluences in the Schools 
 
 Report by Dr. Egerton Ryerson . 
 
 Tenns of Separate School Act of 
 1863 
 
 I46-7-8-9, 153-4, 
 158,163 
 
 422-3 
 
 4II-I4-20 
 
 414-15 
 415-16 
 
 416 
 416-419 
 
 419 
 
 419-20 
 
 420 
 
 420-1 
 
 421-2 
 
 422 
 
 423-4 
 424 
 
 425-6 
 
 m 502-3 
 
 82 
 83 
 
 83-4 
 85 
 
 206 
 
 271-2 
 
 257-265 
 274-5,281 
 
 275-6 
 
 196 
 
 236 
 
 246-7 
 
 251-2 
 
 25 2-3 
 1 82 
 
 iii 185 
 
 60 
 
TOPICAI, INDKX. 
 
 5,281 
 
 Volume Pago 
 Church of Kngtaiid in Cnna<1a : 
 Ri'port oil Iiiippriiil ICi'clesiiistical 
 
 I,iuv by Dr. J. Cieoi^jL- Hodj^jins ii 405-6 
 
 Tuiiiporalilies Act ii 406-409 
 
 K< solution aiiil It isis for Ihiioii. . ii 410-416 
 Rfporthy Archilcucoii Hrij^stocUc 
 
 on Rclij,'ioiis lylncatioii in 
 
 Si-Iiools ii 417-41^ 
 
 Report of Xt'w nruiiswick Synod 
 
 on Rectorial Ai)poiiiti!K'nts. , . ii 420-1 
 Address from I'pjJT Cinada to 
 
 tile Society for tile I'lopaf^atioll 
 
 of the (io-ipi'l { |S| I ) ii 427 
 
 Ad(hess fr 1111 Cieiienil Synod to 
 
 Archhisluip Macliny ii 431 
 
 I''inancial Statement Ijy Ihsliop 
 
 Stiachan ii 385-383- 
 
 Declaration of the Kishops in 
 
 '•'^.ii ii s'^g-sg* 
 
 Diocesan Chaffee by Bishop 
 
 l''nl ford ii 392-3 
 
 Declaration of Toronto Synod in 
 
 '•'^54 ii 394 
 
 LeK'slative Acts Regarding 
 
 Diocesan Organization ii 394-396 
 
 Report hy Chief Justice Draper 
 
 , on Legal Status of Churcii. .. . ii 397-403. 
 
 Report hy Bishop George J. 
 
 IMountain ii 3S3-4 
 
 Fenian Raids : 
 
 Address at I'Iccles' Hill by Liewt.- 
 (General the Hon. James 
 Lindsay iv 496-7 
 
 General Orders of June 4th, 1S70 iv 434 
 
 Miscellaneous Orders and Re- 
 ports iv 453-4 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway : 
 
 I'inancial Rcjiort to Ooveriiment 
 
 by Charles T. llrydges ii 125-6-7 
 
 Letter by Ivdward Jenkins, M. P. ii 145-6-7 
 
 Letter by Richard Totter ii 147-150 
 
 Prospectus ii 111-113 
 
 Letters by Sir I'Vancis Hincks.. . ii 114-5 
 
 Sketch by Sir F. Hincks ii 115-121 
 
 Report of Royal Commission in 
 
 1S60 '. ii 122-124 
 
 Hud.son's Bay Company : 
 
 Legislative Petition by Toronto 
 
 Board of Trade ( 1S57) ii 45-6 
 
 Speech by Duke of Newcastle. . . ii 51-2 
 Resolution in Canadian House of 
 
 Coinmons ii 53-4 
 
 Cartier-McDougall Report of 
 
 1.S6S ■ ii 55-6 
 
 Report bv Sir K. Rogers (Lord 
 
 Bl chfo'rd) ii 56-7-S 
 
 Imperial Unity : 
 
 Report by Mr. Joseph 
 
 Chamberlain on Diamond 
 
 Jubilee Conference of Premiers vi 165-170 
 Report by Lord Kmilsford on 
 
 tlie Colonial Conference of 
 
 1887 vi 156 
 
 Report of Toronto Delegates at 
 
 Imp'^rial Trade Congress of 
 
 1S96 vi 157-8 
 
 Report by Kir C. V.. Howard 
 
 Vincent on IMoveuieiit to 
 
 Abio.ate the Belgian-German 
 
 Treaties vi 161-164 
 
 Letters and .Vddiesses Reganling 
 
 the Imperial Institute vi 41-2-3-4 
 
 Platform of Imperial Federation 
 
 League in Canada vi 52 
 
 Resolutions Passeil at Different 
 
 Periods hy Imperial Federation 
 
 League vi S4-5-6-7-8- 
 
 61 
 
CANNDA : AN KNCYCI.OIMiDIA OK TIIU COUNTRY. 
 
 J55-6 
 
 J58.9 
 267.S 
 26,S-270 
 
 277-8 
 27S 
 
 265-6-7 
 
 326 
 
 H8-9t 
 go-j 
 
 91-; 
 
 92-j 
 S7 
 
 V liiinr ragt 
 
 Tlatforiii of tlie ItritiHh T^mpjie 
 
 League ill ("iiiiiulii vi 6i-a 
 
 ResoliitiotiH rasscil t)y Coluiiial 
 
 Coiifert'iice at Dttaua vi 75-6 
 
 Inilians : 
 
 Report liy Dr. C. M. Dnwsoii... . i 2,(5-8 
 
 Speecli l)v Ti-cuinsili in 1813. . . , i 252-3 
 
 AcUlress from Irocpiois on De- 
 struction of Brock's Monu- 
 ment i 
 
 Hon. A. Morris oji Western 
 Treaties . i 
 
 Royal I'niclamation of 1763 i 
 
 Dominion .\ct of 1S76 i 
 
 Repcjrt of I,. C. Executive 
 Council in 1837 i 
 
 Des|)atcli by l.ord Glenel^; i 
 
 V. N. Hlake's Consular Rejiort. . i 
 Insurance : 
 
 Desjiatcli by Lord GlJiiel),' in 
 
 iS.VS V 
 
 Intercolonial Kailway ; 
 
 Sir J. Macdonald aiid Sir J. Rose 
 Report on its Relation to 
 Imjierial De' Mce ii 
 
 Canadian Adilress to the niieen . ii 
 
 Nova Scotian Addresses to the 
 Queen ii 
 
 New lirunswick Address to the 
 Queen ii 
 
 Lord Durham's Prophecy ii 
 
 International Dei-p-\Vater\vavs : 
 
 Resolutions at Toronto lleetiiii; 
 in 1894 iii 
 
 Iiiter-I'rovincial Trade : 
 Sir W. V. Howland's Report in 
 
 1S62 i 
 
 Labour Interests: 
 
 Report of Crow's Nest Railway 
 
 Coniniission vi 
 
 l\Ianitol)a Schools : 
 Suniinary by Mr. I'. C. Wade... vi 
 Statement l)y Hi'-ho]) (iravel . . . . vi 
 Letter by Cardinal I.edowcliowski vi 
 Address by James I,. IIu;.;1ks. . . vi 
 Methodism in Canada ; 
 
 Memorial and Resolutions Re- 
 ^ardiiiK Severance from United 
 
 States Church ii 
 
 Conference Resolutions of 1S2S. . ii 
 Articles of I'nion between Differ- 
 ent Uranches ii 
 
 Addresses to the S.<verei^n or to 
 
 Goveriiors-C.etieral ii 
 
 Conference Report of, 181S ii 
 
 Ajweal by American General 
 
 Confertin'e in iSro ii 
 
 British Conference Resolution.. . ii 
 Appeal to Canadians by Bishop 
 
 IVIcKeiidree ( 1S20) ii 
 
 H'ines and Minerals ; 
 
 Report on Minerals of Ontario 
 
 by Dr. ^ U. C. Sehvyn, C..M.G. iii 
 Report on Coal Production of 
 
 British Columbia by Dr. G. 'M. 
 
 D.iwson, C.M.G iii 
 
 Report on Precious Stones in 
 
 Cana<la by George l'. Kunz. . . iii 
 Report on the Kootenay District 
 
 by W. A. Carlylc iii 
 
 Reiiort on the Klondike by Wm. 
 
 Ojiilvie iii 
 
 Report by Ivlfric Drew Inji;all on 
 
 Lake Sujjerior Region iii 
 
 3Iost I'avoured Nation Clause : 
 
 Report of Lord Farrer i 
 
 6a 
 
 N 
 
 N< 
 
 337 
 
 329-34 
 
 263-4 
 
 .3"2-3 
 .3^4 
 3f^,S 
 3<'5-3o7 
 
 286-7 
 
 288 
 
 289.290,292,293- 
 4..^09-3i4 
 
 2118-0,300 
 
 282 ' 
 
 2S2-3 
 2.S3-4 
 
 2S5 
 
 446-449 
 
 454-5 
 456-461 
 
 426-7 
 
 429-431 
 440-446 
 
 296-7 
 
 Or 
 
 I 
 
 Pr 
 
 I'r 
 
 t»' 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 Rel 
 C 
 
'NTRY. 
 nge 
 
 TOPICAL INOKX. 
 
 300 
 
 19 
 
 
 Volume 
 
 rag* 
 
 Miiniclpnl Loan Fund : 
 SiK'ecli l)y Sir O. Mowut in 1873. ii 138-9 
 
 Nation.'il Policy : 
 
 M.ilvfrii Speech of Hon. Rdwanl 
 
 Illake i 313 
 
 Ctiiiscrviitive I'arty KcsolutiDiis. . i 313-14 
 Report of I<ilierui Coiiveiilioli of 
 
 l«W i 3"^'-" 
 
 Newfouiidlaiul : 
 I'fdfration Terms Discussed in 
 
 1.H69 vi 497-!> 
 
 I'nilfst liy Ciiiiadiaii Oovernnieiit 
 
 Against H<)n<l-Illaiiie Treaty., vi 498 
 Proclanintion of Governor Sir II. 
 
 I'alliser vi 487-8 
 
 I)ehp:itcli of Rt. Hon. H. Lii- 
 
 boiicliere ( I,ord Taunton I vi 492 
 
 Report of Ivejjislative Connnittee 
 
 in iHHi; vi 49a 
 
 I^eKisIative Address to the (Jneen 
 
 in iSHH vi 493 
 
 "Modus Vivendi" with I'rance 
 
 in 1S90 vi .191 
 
 nedaration of Kin}{ George III. 
 
 in 17H3 vi 4^6 
 
 Dei'laralion of King Louis XIV. 
 
 in 17.S3 vi 4S6 
 
 Ornii^;e Order : 
 Constitution and Principles vi 269 
 
 rresliylerianisin in Canada : 
 
 Memorial (1S30) of the Church 
 
 of Si'otland in Canada iv 72-3 
 
 Letter l)y Rev. Dr. Huj,di I'rcpi- 
 
 l">rt • •' iv 73-77 
 
 Synod Letter of Retiu)nstr,ince 
 
 hv Rev. Dr. John Cook iv 77-79 
 
 Articles of Union Hetweeii DilTer- 
 
 ent Hranches at Various Periods iv 79-So, 80-83,85-87 
 Letter on Manitoba Missioi s hv 
 
 Rev. Dr. John Hlack '. iv 83-S5 
 
 Constitution of Pan-l'reshyterian 
 
 Alliance .' iv 97-S 
 
 Pnihihilion : 
 
 Minority Report of Royal Coin- 
 inission of 1892 vi 310 
 
 Majority Report of Royal Com- 
 mission of 1S92 vi 310-11 
 
 Quebec Act : 
 
 Message to Commons from King 
 George i 126 
 
 .■\d(lress to King George from 
 Corporation of London i 1 20, 130 
 
 Lord Mansfield's Judgment i 135 
 
 Rebellion of 1837 : 
 
 Maritime Province Legislative 
 Addresses iii 66-69 
 
 Mackenzie's Navy Island Pro- 
 clamation iii 69-72 
 
 Report by Hon. Henry Sherwood iii 73-S5 
 
 ^lackenzie's Narrative iii 85-90 
 
 Narrative by Sir F. Bond Head. . iii 90-94 
 
 Views of Rt. Hon. J. A. Roebuck iii 94-96 
 
 French-Canadian Ninety-two Re- 
 solutions iii 45-6 
 
 Address of Montreal Constitu- 
 tional Society in 1834 iii 46-50 
 
 Extract from Lord Durliam's Re- 
 port iii 50-55 
 
 Reformer's Declaration of Rights iii 55-59 
 
 Despatches from Sir F. Bond 
 Head to British Minister at 
 
 Washington iii 59-66 
 
 Rebellion of 1870 : 
 
 General Order to Canadian 
 Troops by General Sir Garnet 
 Wolseley iv 4S0 
 
 63 
 
 M 
 
 C '^r 91t,SfL--£X)JS 
 
Tr' 
 
 CANADA : AN l(NCYlI,OIM!I)IA Ol' TlIK COl'NTRY. 
 
 Vuliitiir runt 
 
 Oencriil Onler Issiu'd l)y II.K.II. 
 
 The Duke i)f Cuinliriilge Iv 4H0 
 
 I'roclanmtiona IhsuimI l>y huiiiH 
 
 Kiel iv .>Si-4H.i 
 
 1 ii's|)aU-lics by Hon. Jo.seph 
 
 llowe, Sforelary of Slate iv .lKj-4 
 
 Maleineiil l>y Sir Dmialil Smith 
 
 (Lord Slratheoiiu) ciii the 
 
 Rlunkr cif Scolt iv 
 
 •:S5-487 
 •174-478 
 
 Kcl)elli(>ii (if iSSs : 
 
 SlaleiiK 111 liy Airlihishop Taelie iv 
 
 Historical Summary \>y the ICarl 
 uf Minto iv 
 
 References to the Chnrj^e at the 
 Tiattle of llatoehe l>v I.leut.- 
 r.eii. Sir !•'. Middleton, I,ieut.- 
 Col. U. \'()n Slraul)eii/rie and 
 Lie'. CdI. C. a. ItDuliDii iv 51S-7 
 
 Gene- 1'. Order l)y I,ieut.-Cien. Sir 
 
 l-'. Mi(l<lli-t<in iv s^A 
 
 Address to tlie Canadian I'eojile 
 liy I,ieut.-C.en, Sir I'". Middle- 
 ton iv 459-463 
 
 Keciprocily : 
 
 Hen. I'eter Mitcliell Reviews 
 l'"isca'i Kelalions with rnited 
 Slates i (79,380 
 
 Doniiiiinn Hoard of Trade me- 
 morial (1.S73) i ;,S.( 
 
 Negotiations of 1S91-2 i ,U)i-394 
 
 J. N. I arued's Re]iort i .(^i!-l,4l6 
 
 Hrown iMsli Negotiations i '.Si-j-j 
 
 S]iteeh in Toronto liy Hon. G. 
 
 W. Koss i 4116-7 
 
 S|)eeeli in Providence, K.I., hy 
 
 Sir J. A. Chapleau i 409-410 
 
 Reciprocity Treaty : 
 
 Memoraiidum hy Sir A. T. Gait,, i 2^8-9,349-551 
 N. V. Chamher of Commerce 
 
 Ke].ort i 354-5 
 
 Canadian I'^xecutive Council 
 
 Report i ^S^-g 
 
 Canadian Commissioners' Report 
 
 i n I .S66 i 3'i2-3-4-5 
 
 3<'5 
 366-368 
 
 34''^-9 
 
 35'''-7 
 3.S7-8 
 4'>..\S2-3.36i-2 
 
 Sir Jiihn Rose's Views 1 
 
 Terms of i 
 
 Resohitions of New York Stale 
 
 I,e>,'islature i 
 
 SjHi ell at I lelroit by Hon. Joseph 
 
 llowe i 
 
 Letter l.v Rl. Hon. John I!ri>;ht. i 
 
 v.. H. iJerhy's Reiiort i 
 
 J. \V. Tayldr's Report i 341,359,360-1 
 
 Israel T. Hatch's Report i 346 
 
 Kiel 5}uestion : 
 
 Manifesto by Sir J. A. Chaplcau. vi 296-302 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in 
 Canada : 
 " Mandemeiit " by Bishop nrifl'' 
 
 ill '775 
 
 Si>eech by Bisho; ' 
 
 1794 8-5- 
 
 " Jlandement " by B. I'lessis 
 in 1S07 521-523 
 
 Report by Bishop PlesnlB to Sii 
 
 Geor^;e I'revost ii 523-4 
 
 " Mandement " by Itisho; 
 
 I.artifjiie in 1,^37 ii 525-527 
 
 HiicvclicBl Letter ReRardinj.; 
 
 Manitoba School Question .... ii 539-40 
 
 Letter l)y Archbishop I<ynch on 
 
 Tolitical Work of the Church, ii 541 
 
 Addresses by Sir W. Laurier on 
 Relations Between Church and 
 .State ii 541-2-3 
 
 A.rchbishop Bruchesi on News- 
 papers and the Church ii 546 
 
 64 
 
Topicxr, iNnKX. 
 
 VoliiiHf I'age 
 
 SouH.iti War : 
 
 IK'sniiti'lt l>y OentTiiI I^ord 
 \Viilfii'li-y Ri i.iirdiiij; tlio Ciiii- 
 .KlimiCoiitiivi'iit iv 47t 
 
 Tanll MmUIiih I'nwcr : 
 
 Mem r;iiiihim l)v Sir A. T. Gait, i 3iS.3'7 
 
 Ki'|«>rt iif Sir J. Rose i 301 
 
 |)i's|iaU'li of Duke of Nvwctistlc 
 
 (iHS9) i 314 
 
 Taiilf Relations : 
 
 Riiinrt of Special Cotiitiiittfe 
 
 I'.osloii Hoard of Tradi', 1865.. i 3.(6-348 
 TitUs of IloiKiur ; 
 
 1 trsiialilu'S liy the Duke of 
 
 ItuekiiiKliani and Clmiiilo!! and 
 
 Uie Maniness of Ri])oii vi 313-3 
 
 Tnide and TarifTs : 
 
 lion. David MilU' Report in 1S76 
 
 on Dr|pressioii i 305-6-7-8 
 
 Treal\ Makin^,' TowL-r : 
 
 ReMilutions of Sir R. Cartwrijjlit 
 
 and DAIlon McCarthy i 387-8 
 
 Speedi l)y Hon. George E. 
 
 I'osti-r vi 170-173 
 
 Unrestricted Reciprocity : 
 R.sdhiliotis of Inler-rrovincial 
 
 Conference i 38S 
 
 West Durham A<ldres8es of Hon. 
 
 IMward lUake i 389-390 
 
 Resohitions of Munitobu I<e|;isln- 
 
 tnre i 390-1 
 
 Resohitions of St. I'uul (Minn.) 
 
 Convention i 394-5 
 
 JIaiiilesto hy Sir John 
 
 Macdonalil to the Canadian 
 
 I'eo])le i 398,401 
 
 JIainfesto by vSir Wilfred 
 
 I.aurier to the Canadian 
 
 I'eople i 401-404 
 
 Letter hy Sir W. C. VaiiHonie. i 404-5 
 I.ttter hv Hon. \V. vS, l'iel(hnK. . i 407-8 
 
 Letter l/v Sir I„ II. Davies i 408 
 
 Manifesto hy Hon. George E. 
 
 I-'oster i 409 
 
 Riport of Liberal Convention of 
 
 1^93 ' 3" 
 
 War of 1S12 : 
 
 Letter hy Sir John Harvey i 1S4 
 
 rrochunalion hy Admiral Sir A. 
 
 Cochrane i 185 
 
 liishop Slrachan's Letter to 
 
 'I'homas JelTerson i 187-iSy 
 
 .Mhany Resohitions of I'rotest. . . i 176 
 lirock's .Xddress to Assembly. . . i 176-7 
 Hull's I'riiclaniation toCanadians i 177-8 
 
 lirock's Manifesto i 178-9 
 
 West Indian Trade : 
 Report of Conimissioner in 1865. i 300-1 
 
 Education in Canada. 
 
 Volume I^Tge 
 
 Colleges, Canadian : 
 .'Xgriciillure, Provincial School of, 
 
 Tniro, N. S iii 221 
 
 iv 325 
 Agriculture, School of, 
 
 I/A.ssomption iv 325 
 
 Albert College, Belleville ii 302,304,318 
 
 iii 171,177,269 
 
 IV 325 
 
 lionrgel College, Rigaud iii 2; 15 
 
 iv 245,325 
 Bishon Ridley College, St. 
 
 Catharines iv 226 
 
 65 
 
 Ii 
 
If 
 
 I i 
 
 CANADA: AN liNCVCI.Or.liDI A OK TIIIC CcnNTKY. 
 
 VoIuiiU' I'iijtf 
 
 Chicouf'Mii Si'iiiinary ii 5M2 
 
 iii 2t>s 
 
 iv 2.1.1,3-5 
 
 Chanibl y College ii 506 
 
 iii 2,vi 
 Coiigrefiatioiiul ColK>;,'e of IJ. N 
 
 America iii 471,478,508 
 
 iv ifS8 
 Graiiil Sciniiiaire de Quebec, 
 
 Referred to ii 493-4, 4ij5,,sci2, 
 
 515 '6-17.527. 5.^' 
 
 iii 201,250 
 
 iv 241,325 
 
 Sketch (if iv 311 
 
 Grand vSoiniiiaire de Montreal, 
 
 Refenvd to ii 463,533 
 
 iii 205,250 
 
 Sketch of iv 305-6-7-S 
 
 Guelph Agricultural College.... iii 17S 
 
 iv 175.325 
 
 V 37,93-96 
 
 Ilavergal Hall, Toronto iv 226 
 
 Halifax, University of iii 215 
 
 iv 269 
 
 Joliette, College of iii 205 
 
 iv 245,325 
 
 Levis College, Quebec ii 505 
 
 iii 205 
 
 iv 245,325 
 
 Iv'Assomption College iii 205 
 
 iv 245,325 
 Mining ami Agriculture, Ontario 
 
 School of i V 293, 2t;6 
 
 Music, Dominion College of, 
 
 Montreal iv 7S7 
 
 Moulton Ladies' College, 
 
 Toronto iv 229,230 
 
 Medical College, Halifax iv 273 
 
 JIaniloba IMedical College, 
 
 \Viniiii)eg iv 257,259,343 
 
 Montreal Diocesan Theological 
 
 College ii 350,424 
 
 iv 2S7 
 Medical College for Women, 
 
 Toronto iv 175,201 
 
 Morrill Collei'e, Quebec, 
 
 Referred to iii 187 
 
 iv 36, 9". 99, '^''^,327 
 
 Sketch of iv 29H 9 
 
 Nicolet College ii 5( 0,527-8-9 
 
 iii 130,205,250 
 
 iv 245,325 
 
 Ontario College of Pharmacy. .. . iv 175 
 
 Ontario j)ental College, Toronto, iv 175 
 Ontario Veterinary College, 
 
 Toronto iv 175 
 
 Presbyterian College, Montreal, 
 
 Referred to iv 36,5S,93,96,99, 
 
 .323,3'!5.327 
 
 Sketch of iv 297-8 
 
 Presl)yterian College, Halifax, 
 
 Referred to iii 214 
 
 iv 35, ,86,93,99, 324-5 
 
 Sketch 01' iv 299,300-1 
 
 Prince of Wales College, 
 
 Charlottetown iii 234-5 
 
 Practical Science, School of, 
 
 Toronto iii 178 
 
 iv 175 
 
 Petit .Seniinaire, Quebec ii 494 
 
 iii 201-203,205 
 
 iv 245,311 
 Regiopolis College, Kingston, 
 
 Referred to ii 533 
 
 iii 171,177 
 
 iv 170,172 
 
 Sketch of iv 311-12 
 
 Riniouski, College of iii 205 
 
 iv 245,325 
 
 66 
 
TOnCAI, INDKX. 
 
 Vdlmnf Page 
 
 Sherbrooke, College of iii 205 
 
 iv 245.325 
 Ste Aii"e's College, niRby, N. S., 
 
 Referred to ' ii 472 
 
 iii 214 
 
 Sketch of iv 313 
 
 Ste Amie's C<>lK>j;e, <le 
 
 Kaiiiouraska ii 501-2 
 
 iii 250 
 
 iv 325 
 Ste Anne de la Pocatiers, School 
 
 of iii 205 
 
 iv 325 
 St. Hilda's Collepe, Toronto.... iv 201 
 St. Dunitan's College, Charlotte- 
 town ii 472,536 
 
 iv 245 
 St. I'Vaticis-Xavier College, 
 
 Autigonish, Referred to. . ii 472-3,536-7 
 
 iii 214.324 
 
 Sketch of iv 
 
 St. Francis College, Richmond., iii 
 
 iv 
 
 St. Hyacinthe College ii 
 
 iii 
 iv 
 St. Jos' -h's College, ^leinrani- 
 
 cook, N. S., Referred to ii 
 
 iii 
 
 Sketch of iv 
 
 St. Joseph'.s College, Ottawa ii 
 
 St. I.oiiis College, Victoria ii 
 
 iii 
 St. Lonis College, New West- 
 minster ii 
 
 iii 
 St. Laurent, (Jacques Cartier) 
 
 College of iii 
 
 iv 245.325 
 St. Mary's College, Jlontreal, 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 ,v 
 
 Sketch of iv 
 
 St. Jliehael's College, Toronto, 
 
 Releired to iv 
 
 Sketch of i v 
 
 Ste Marie de Monnoir (Rouville) 
 
 College of iii 
 
 iv 
 St. Michel de liellechasse, 
 
 Collige of ii 
 
 St. Raphael, Montreal, College 
 
 of ii 
 
 iii 
 Ste Therese, Terrebonne, 
 
 Seminary of iv 
 
 Stanstead Wesleyan College iv 18,^,325 
 
 Sulpician Seminary, Montreal. . . ii 510,548 
 
 iii 2511,268 
 iv 
 Trinity Medical College, Toronto, iv 
 
 Three Rivers College of iii 
 
 iv 
 Trinity College School, Port 
 
 Hope iv 
 
 Toronto College of Music iv 175,390-1 
 
 Toronto Church School iv 315-16 
 
 Toronto Conservatory of Music, iv 175,201,390 
 
 Vallevfield, College of iii 205 
 
 iv 245 
 Wesleyan Theological College, 
 
 Montreal, Referred to ii 3".'', 315 
 
 iv 325 
 
 Sketch of iv 
 
 Western Utiiversity, London, 
 
 Referred to iii 
 
 Sketch of iv 
 
 I'ppcr Canada College, Toronto, 
 lUi'.ldings of iv 315-19,320 
 
 67 
 
 
 3'3 
 187 
 
 iH«,325 
 511(1,506,530 
 21 '5. 25" 
 245.325,373 
 
 472 
 22H 
 
 3'3-i4 
 534 
 513 
 244 
 
 5'3 
 
 244 
 
 21-5 
 
 5>o 
 
 325 
 .^i2-'3 
 
 173,175,209,324 
 308.9 
 
 205 
 
 245.325 
 
 47 
 
 5i6 
 114,203,205 
 
 245.325 
 
 245 
 
 175. '94-5. 20 « 
 
 2(15 
 
 245.325 
 3i4-'5 
 
 301-2 
 
 172,17 
 310 
 
 ■i 
 
 f, n 
 
 t 
 
If 
 
 CANADA: AN ENCVCT.OI'^DI A Cll' THIi COIINTIIV. 
 
 Volume I'ugo 
 
 Endowments of iii 255 
 
 iv 170,319 
 
 Origin of iv 317-KS 
 
 OfTicials of iv 320 
 
 Referred to ii 1 29 
 
 iii 172,269 
 
 iv 321,342 
 
 Students of iv 318,320 
 
 Education in Canada : 
 Endowments of Ladies' Colleges 
 
 in iv 325 
 
 Influence of Dr. McCaul Upon. . iv 321-2-3 
 
 Statistics of iii 27.1,324-5 
 
 Eilucation in British Columbia : 
 
 Denominational System of iii 244 
 
 History of iii 240 
 
 High School System aud iii 242-3 
 
 Indian Schools and iii 244 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 240 
 
 Public School System of iii 241 
 
 Statistics of iii 241-2,2 4-5 
 
 Education in Manitoba : 
 
 Commencement of iii 235-6 
 
 Half-breed Schools and iii 235 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 236-7 
 
 Leaders of iii 279,280-1-2 
 
 Public School Administration and iii 236-7,238 
 
 Progress of iii 239, 27S 
 
 Red River Pioneers of iii 235-6 
 
 St. John's College and iii 235-6 
 
 School Law of (187 1 ) iii 236 
 
 Sectarian Differences and iii 236 
 
 University of Manitoba and iv 255-26 ,343 
 
 Education in New Brunswick : 
 
 Administration of School System iii 233-4 
 
 Commencement of ii 225-6 
 
 Early Conditions Surrounding. . iii 225-6 
 
 Higher System of iii 228-9 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 225,228-9,230-1 
 
 Leaders of iii 227,231,272-3-4 
 
 Madras System and iii 226 
 
 Public Schools and iii 229, 230, 23 1 
 
 Sectarian Differences in iii 226,231,232-3 
 
 School Statistics and iii 234,278 
 
 Universities and iii 226-7-8 
 
 iv 275-284 
 
 Education in Nova Scotia : 
 
 Administration of School System iii 218-9,2201 
 
 Agriculture Taught with iii 221 
 
 Coitnnencenient of iii 212-13 
 
 Council of Public Instruction and iii 217-8 
 
 Denominational Conflicts and. . . iii 212 
 
 iv 252-3, 267-S 
 
 Leaders of iii 212,214-5,270, 
 
 ;7i-2,278-9 
 
 Miscellaneous Institutions and. . iii 221-2 
 
 Progress of Higlwr inystem of .. . iii 214 
 
 Public School System Developed iii 215-16-17 
 
 School Statistics and iii 216-7 
 
 Universities and Colleges aud. . . iii 213-14-15 
 
 iv 25()-254, 262-274, 
 
 299.300. .^02-3-4. 
 
 ^. . . . 313.33S-9 
 
 Education in Ontario : 
 
 Actofi84iand iii 180,251 
 
 American Influence upon iii 170-252-3 
 
 Act of 1850 and iii 173-4-5 
 
 Actof 1871 and iii 173-4,176 
 
 Act of 1863 and iii 173, 176, KS4-5-6, 
 
 253-4-5 
 
 Agricultural Part of iii 1 78 
 
 Commencement of iii 169,170-1,172 
 
 iv 169,170 
 
 Education Department Organized iii 175,178 
 
 iv 344 
 
 High School System Organized, iii 176-7 
 Influence of Governor Simcoe 
 
 upon iii 169,171 
 
 68 
 
TOPICAI. INDBX. 
 
 Voliim 
 Influence of Bishop Strachan 
 
 upon iii 
 
 iv 
 Influence of Dr. Ryersou upon. . iii 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 
 
 Leaders of iii 
 
 Normal Schools Established .... iii 
 
 Progress of iii 
 
 ProfjresB of Schools iii 
 
 Public Libraries Fonned iii 
 
 Policy of Sir J. Macdonald iii 
 
 Policy of Sir O. Mowat iii 
 
 Religion in Public Schools and. . iii 
 Separate Scbools and iii 
 
 Statistics of iii 
 
 School I'inances and iii 
 
 Training of Teachers iii 
 
 Universities, Colleges and iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Upper Canada College Founded . iii 
 
 Education in Prince Edward Island: 
 
 Commencement of iii 
 
 Catholic Branch of iii 
 
 Normal School Formed iii 
 
 Progress of iii 
 
 Prince of Wales College and .... iii 
 
 System of iii 
 
 Education in Quebec : 
 
 Act of 1841 and iii 
 
 Act of 1846 and iii 
 
 Government of iii 
 
 Catholic Colleges Founded iii 
 
 Council of Public Instruction and iii 
 Early Conditions Surrounding. . iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Early Statistics of iii 
 
 Grammar Schools and iii 
 
 Influence of M. Chauveau upon, iii 
 
 Influence of M. Meilleur upon. . iii 
 
 Influence of Rebellion upon .... iii 
 
 Legislation Regarding iii 
 
 Legislative Grants to iii 
 
 Leaders of iii 
 
 Labours of I'rench Missionaries 
 
 and Nuns iii 
 
 Model Schools Formed iii 
 
 Normal Schools Established iii 
 
 Progress of iii 
 
 Rcyal Institution Established ... iii 
 
 iv 
 
 School Inspection and iii 
 
 School Funds and iii 
 
 Universities, Colleges and iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Work of the Catholic Committee iii 
 Work of the Protestant Com- 
 mittee iii 
 
 I'Mucation in the Territories : 
 
 A(iministration of jH 
 
 .'rogress of in 
 
 School Districts and iii 
 
 Studies, Ordered iii 
 
 «» 
 
 P.ige 
 
 169,170-1,175 
 
 
 ■«3 
 
 
 172-3-4,175,182. 
 
 28 1 
 
 
 171-2-3-4-5-6-7, 
 
 
 I Ho- 1 -3-4 -5, 186, 
 
 
 251-2 
 
 
 269,270 
 
 
 176 
 
 
 17.1,175-6-7 
 
 
 '75-6 _ 
 
 
 178 11 
 
 ■1 
 
 183-4,185,253-4 m 
 
 I 
 
 186-7 T 
 
 
 274-5-6-7 f! 
 
 
 173,176,180-1-2-3- !' 
 
 
 4-5-6-7. 251-2-3-4- I 
 
 
 5 
 
 
 255 ! 
 
 
 277-8 1 
 
 
 175-6 f 
 
 
 171,177-8 ! 
 
 
 l69-i8<i, 191-240, ; 
 
 
 r.9 1-296,308 9, 
 
 
 310,314-5-6-7 
 
 i 
 
 '79 
 
 
 235-6 
 
 
 236 
 
 
 236 
 
 
 235-6,273 
 
 
 236 
 
 
 235 
 
 
 191-2,205 
 
 
 192-3.195 
 
 
 188,200,201-2-3. 
 
 
 257-^ 
 
 
 203, 205, 250 
 
 
 195-6-7,204-5 6 
 
 
 i.S,S, i9i,2(X), 1-2-3, 
 
 
 257-8-9, 260,263-4 
 
 
 181-2-3-4 
 
 
 249,250,259,265 
 
 
 250 
 
 
 191, 193,266-7 
 
 
 193,265-6 
 
 
 204 
 
 
 191-2-3, 1 94-,5-6, 
 
 
 203-4-5,250-1-2, 
 
 
 25.S, 260, 263-4-5 
 
 
 250 
 
 
 •265-6-7-8 
 
 
 200-1-2-3,256-7 
 
 
 194-5,206-7 
 
 
 193-4, 205,209,210 
 
 
 211,255-6 
 
 
 203-4-5,258-9, 
 
 
 260, 265 
 
 
 181-2 
 
 
 194,207-8 
 
 
 '95 
 
 1 
 
 198,205 
 
 181-190, 241-249, 
 
 !:V^ 
 
 285-290,297-8, 
 
 N 
 
 301-2,305-6-7-8, 
 
 i^'^ 
 
 311-12,332-336 
 
 H- 
 
 206-7-8-9,210 
 
 1:1 
 
 197-8 ^ ; 
 
 / '■ 
 
 246 
 
 K 
 
 249 
 
 i ' 
 
 246-7-8 
 
 i'f 
 
 248 
 
 tii 
 
 » 
 
CANAn\ : AN BNCYCI,OP^DIA OV Till': Cor.VTKY. 
 
 Volume Cage 
 
 School Insjiection and iii 24^-9 
 
 Teachers ami iii 248 
 
 Education, AK'ricultural : 
 
 Character of v 94-5 
 
 Guelph College and iii 17.S 
 
 iv I75..V5 
 
 ■ . V 37.W-y6 
 
 Government Aid to v 86-7-^-9,90- 1-2 
 
 Orijjtin of v 93 
 
 Societies for Promotion of v 86,87-8-9,90-1-2, 
 
 94 
 Education, I^egal ; 
 
 Character of , . . . vi 374 
 
 Dalhousie Law Faculty and \ i 376 
 
 Laval Law Faculty and vi 376 
 
 McGill Law Faculty and. . vi 375-6 
 
 ( )iitario Law School, and vi 377-8 
 
 I'rovincial F;fTorts at vi 375-6-7 
 
 Statisticsof Students Undergoing \i 374 
 
 Education, Jlilitary : 
 
 F;ducational Institutions Drill. . . iv 447 
 
 Military Clubs and Associations, iv 448,449,452 
 
 Permanent %Schools iv 446-7,449 
 
 • Royal Jlilitary College, Kingston iv 343.445-6,466-7-8- 
 
 9.4V9 
 
 Regimental Schools and iv 444 
 
 Ride Associations and iv 449 
 
 Volunteer Schools and iv 444 
 
 Universities, Canadian : 
 
 Acadia College and University, 
 Wolfville : 
 
 Huildiugs of iv 250 
 
 Conslilulion of iv 250-1 
 
 Curriculum of i v 25 1 
 
 Finances of iv 251-2,254,324 
 
 History of iv 251-2-3 
 
 Origin of iii 214 
 
 iv 252-3 
 
 Present Position of iii 214 
 
 iv 254 
 
 Presidents of iv 253-4 
 
 Referred to iii 271-2,513,518 
 
 iv 339 
 Bishop's College and I'niversity, 
 Lennoxville : 
 
 Benefactors of iv 2S7 
 
 F^ndowineiits of iv 28.S,324 
 
 Origin of ii 344 ' 
 
 iv 285 
 
 Officials of iv 285-6-7 
 
 Trogress of ii 350-1 
 
 iv 287-8 
 
 Referred to ii 348,426 
 
 iii 465,187,198,267-8 
 
 iv 329.331 
 Dalhou.sie University, Halifax : 
 
 Baptist Controversy and iii 391-2 
 
 iv 253 
 
 Curriculum of iv 273-4,338-9 
 
 Educational System of iv 339 
 
 Endowments of iv 271-2-3 
 
 Library of r i v 274 
 
 Origin of iii 213 
 
 iv 271-2 
 
 Officials of iv 272 
 
 Present Position of iii 214,324 
 
 Referred to i 447 " 
 
 iii 214,271 
 
 iv 185,283,300-1, 
 .304,328-9,343 
 
 Relations with King's College of. iv 268 
 
 Religious Tests in iv 271 
 
 King's College and University, 
 Windsor : 
 
 llritisli Contributions to iv 265, 2^- 
 
 Con.stitution of iv 266,109 
 
 Depressed Condition of iv 266,268 
 
 70 
 
TOI'ICAI, IXDKX. 
 
 87-8-9, 90-1-2, 
 
 Y(»Iiiiiie Pape 
 
 Finances of iv 268, 265, 267,269, 
 
 324 
 
 Labours of Dr. Cucliran fur iv 264-5,267 
 
 I,ibraiy of iv 269 
 
 Origin jI iii 212 
 
 iv 262-3-4-5,266 
 
 Officials of iv 270 
 
 Present Position of iii 214 
 
 iv 2C9 
 
 Proj^rcsB of iv 26.S-9 
 
 Keferreti to ii 357-8-9,388 
 
 iii 213,214 
 
 iv 19^^,252 
 
 Religious Tests in iv 206 7 
 
 Statistic^ of iv 270,324 
 
 Knox College, 'iN^routo : 
 
 Curriculum of iv 211-12 
 
 Constitution of iv 215-16-17 
 
 Ivudowments of iv 230,324 
 
 Federation luitcred hy iv 173, 175,209 
 
 Library of iv 213,219 
 
 Origin of iv 35,45,21 1 
 
 OfTHialsof iv 213-14-15,217-18 
 
 Refcrrtil to iii 273, 279 
 
 iv 3'', 92, 93.95-6,99. 
 323,326,330 
 Relations with Toronto Uni- 
 versity of iv 214 
 
 Statistics of iv 219,33) 
 
 Work Done l)y iv 220-1, -iig 
 
 Laval I'liiversiiy, JMoiilrcal : 
 
 Constitution of iv 249 
 
 Origin of iv 241-2 
 
 Relerred to i 443 
 
 ii 548 
 
 iii 205 
 
 iv 308,312 
 
 Sectional Difficulties of ii 546-7 
 
 iv 241 
 
 Te.ichiiig System of iv 249 
 
 Laval Uiiivc-sity, Quebec : 
 
 Charter < '.raiiU'd to i v 241 
 
 Ciiiistiliition of iv 242-3 
 
 Curriculum of i v 243-4-5 
 
 Discipline of iv 248-9 
 
 Endowment of iii 256 
 
 Finances of iv 249 
 
 Institutions A'Tiliated to iv 245 
 
 Library of iii 205 
 
 Jluseums of iv 246-7-8 
 
 Origin of iii 205 
 
 Pictures in iv 358 
 
 Referred to ii 502,531,547 
 
 iii 267-8 
 
 JIanitoba, University of, Winniiug : 
 
 Character of iv 255 
 
 Constitution of iv 256-7 
 
 Curriculuni of iv 258-9,260 
 
 I'jidowinents :ui<l I'luaiices of. . . iv 325 
 
 Legislation Regarding iv 256 
 
 Manitoba College and iii 236,279 
 
 iv ,l6,45,47,5".52,97. 
 220, 255. 257,260, 
 
 343,325-6 
 
 Origin of iv 256 
 
 I'resenl Position of iv 260-1 
 
 Referred to ii 362,430-1 
 
 iii 238,279,280 
 
 iv 343 
 
 St. John's College and ii 361,363,365-6-7, 
 
 412,430-1 
 
 iii 235-6 
 
 iv 255, 257, 259,260, 
 
 .-^43,325 
 
 St. Boniface College and ii 506 
 
 iii 235 
 
 iv 255, 258, 256,343, 
 325 
 
 71 
 
CANADA: AN ENCYCI,OPiEmA OF THK COUNTRY. 
 
 I I 
 
 ■ Volume I'tigt' 
 
 Wesley College and iii 28 1 
 
 iv 255,257,260-1, 
 343,325 
 Mount Allison University, vSack- 
 ville : 
 
 Conslitulioii of i', 30^^ 
 
 Curriculum of iv 303-4 
 
 Kinanoes of iv 305,324 
 
 Officials of iv 403,305 
 
 Referred to ii 315 
 
 iii 227-8,273,279 
 
 Sketch of ii 272 
 
 iii 22S 
 
 iv 302-3 4-5 
 McGill University, Montreal : 
 
 Character of iv 190 
 
 Early ,Stnijigles of iv 183-4,332-3 
 
 Early Olllcials of iv 1.S7 
 
 Endowments of iv 187-8-9,336,324 
 
 Financial AITnirs of iv 184, ICS9 324,333- 
 
 4,336 
 
 Institutions Afliliiited with iv 188 
 
 Library of iv i.S,S,336 
 
 Normal School Established by. . iv 187,330-1,334 
 
 Origin of ii 341 
 
 iv 1 81 -2-3 
 
 Principles of iv 332-3-4-5-6 
 
 Referred to i 2.So,444-5,.;34, 
 
 437-S 
 
 ii 69 
 
 iii 423-4,465-6,198, 
 227,257-8,267, 
 471,508 
 iv 93,147,206,283, 
 285,297-8-9,302, 
 323,327.330-1, 
 343,377 
 Relations with Royal Institu- 
 tion of iv 1 8 1 332 
 
 Roman Catholic Opposition to., iv 183,184 
 Re-<)rj;aiiization and .appoint- 
 ment of Dr. Dawson iv 1 85-6,334 
 
 McMaster University, Toronto : 
 
 Constitution of iv 227-8-9 
 
 Curriculum of iv 231-2 
 
 Federation Discussed by iv 209 
 
 Graduates of iv 230 
 
 McMaster Endowment of iv 229,230 
 
 Origin of iii 493-4 
 
 iv 227-8-9 
 
 Officials of iv 232 
 
 Referred to i 45 1 
 
 iii 172,177,272-3, 
 
 515 
 
 IV 324 
 
 New Rrunswick, University of, 
 I'Vi'dericlon : 
 
 Endowments of iv 276, 284, -,24 
 
 legislation Regardin;; iv 275-6-7 
 
 Origin of iii 226-7 
 
 iv 275-6-7 
 
 Officials of iv 278-9,280-1-2-3 
 
 Observatory of iv 2Ni) 
 
 Progress of iv 2,S4 
 
 Referred to iii 273 
 
 iv 3.SO 
 
 Sketch of iii 227 
 
 Statistics of iv 284 
 
 Ottawa, University of : 
 
 Buildiiif^sof iv 236,238 
 
 Curriculum of iv 236-7-S-9 340 
 
 Character and Woi k of i v 2.(1 > 
 
 Origin «f iv 233-4 
 
 Progress of iv .^35-6-7-8 
 
 Referred to ii 463,510,535 
 
 iii 171,177 
 
 Statistics of i v 324 
 
 72 
 
TOPICAT. INDKX. 
 
 Volmiie P*ee 
 
 Queen's University, Kingston : 
 
 Constitution of iv 327-S 
 
 Curriculiini of iv 29,5-4 
 
 Ivirly Ililliculties of iv 326-7 
 
 l'"e(!iT,ili()u Discussed by iv 324 
 
 lu)Unilersof iv 291 
 
 l'"i nances of iv 324 
 
 Origin of iii 34 
 
 iv 1711,291-2,326 
 
 Oflicinls of iv 292-3 
 
 I'rincipals of iv 328-9,340-1 
 
 Progress of iv 293,328 
 
 Referred to i 43,8,449 
 
 iii 17! 
 
 ii 95 
 
 iii 356,424 
 
 iv 35,36,86,90-1,99, 
 172, 205, 282,298, 
 
 3".33'J.342 
 Religious Tests Question and. . . . iv 326-7 
 .Statistics of iv 294 
 
 Toronto University : 
 
 Huil<lings and Kijuipnient of iv 175-6 
 
 Curriculum of iv 177 
 
 Constitution of '.v 171-2,173-4 
 
 lindowinents of iii 255 
 
 iv 176,324 
 Efforts of Dr. Stracli.TU 
 
 Regarding iv 170 
 
 Federation Entered by iv 173,175,208 
 
 Origin of ii 333,422 
 
 iii 17'. 177 
 
 iv 169,170-1-2,191-2 
 
 Presidents of iv 1 78, 336-7-8, 32 1- 
 
 2-3 
 
 Referred to i 262,253,447,450 
 
 .ii i)4-5,33V4 
 iii 177-6.269,270, 
 
 279,281 
 iv 96,159,190,205, 
 214-5,224-5-6,229, 
 255,2(10.291,298, 
 
 3"'<-9,3'2.3i9, 
 32(^1-2-3,326-7, 
 
 33o.336-7-S,34i. 
 .343 
 
 Re-organization of iv 172 
 
 .Secularization of ii 334 
 
 iii 171 
 
 iv 170-1,172,192 
 
 Senate of iv 174 
 
 .Statistics of iv 1 78,324 
 
 Trinity University, Toronto : 
 liisbo]) Strachan's University 
 
 Ideal and iv 193 
 
 Kritisb .\id Given to iv 193,195 
 
 Cbaractir of i v 200-1 
 
 Conslilutiiin of iv 197 
 
 Kndownunts of iii 255 
 
 iv 197,199,324 
 
 Federation Discussed by i v 20S-9 
 
 Origin of ii 334,422 
 
 iii 171,177 
 
 iv 172,191-2-3 
 
 Opening of iv 194-5-6 
 
 Officials of iv 195, 197-1"; 0.200 
 
 Referred to ii 145,330,426,430 
 
 1 415 
 iii 2S0 
 
 iv 3'o.3i5.3-l3 
 Victoria University : 
 
 Early Organization and staff of . . iv 205 
 
 Endowitients of....' iv .:o2, 210,324 
 
 Federation Ivntered by iv 173,175,208-9 
 
 Origin of '. iii 171 
 
 iv 170,202 
 
 Officials of iv 20^1-78 
 
I 
 
 mmmm 
 
 209,324 
 
 224-5 
 224 
 
 1 73. < 75. 209. 224 
 222-3 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCYCI.OlMiDIA OF TMK COrNTKY. 
 
 V0I11111C I'liise 
 
 RelLMiid to ii 2,s.;,305-6-7-S,3i.|. 
 
 iii i7r, [77,270,279 
 iv 95,103,172,311, 
 
 3'7,3»'-2 
 
 Hr. Rycrson's work for iv 2112,205,206 
 
 Statistics of iv 
 
 WyclifTf Couple, Toronto : 
 
 lUiililiiij^'s ami ]C<iuipiiu ill of ... . iv 226 
 
 Constitution of iv 
 
 I)oMalions to iv 
 
 I'Vderation Kntereil by iv 
 
 Ori),'in of iv 
 
 Ki'ftMTfd to iv 33S 
 
 Relations with Toronto University 
 
 of iv 224 
 
 vStatistics of iv 325 
 
 Work of iv 226 
 
 Universities, ririlishaml .Xnierican : 
 
 Aberdeen University, Keferred to i 522 
 
 ii 422.430 
 iv 91,93.340 
 Cambridge University, Referred 
 
 to i 125 
 
 ii 5^,69,350.357. 
 
 360,364,424 
 iii 110,112 
 iv 255,259, 2.S1, 285, 
 2.S7-S 
 Cornell University, Referred to. . iv 2S3 
 Kdiiib\irgli University, Referred 
 
 to iii 111,464 
 
 iv 89,91, 1.S6, 267, 
 2S3,326,33o-i, 
 331'. 339. 340 
 Glasgow University, Referred to. i 2.S0 
 
 iii 507 
 
 iv Sq.co. 92,299,324, 
 32S,34()-i 
 Harvard University, Referred to. iv 2.S 1-2, 283,286, 
 
 2S8 
 vi 103-4 
 London University, Referred to. iv 257,309,312 
 Oxford University, Referred to. . i 253,343 
 
 ii 5^35^13.59. ,363. 
 
 424-5,426,431 
 iii 107 
 
 liv 26.S, 2S2, 286,288, 
 318 
 St. .-Vndrcw'a, University Referred 
 
 to iii 100,270 
 
 Trinity College, Dublin, Referred 
 
 to i 398 
 
 ii 425 
 iv 255,281,283,333 
 
 Entomology, Canadian : 
 
 Butterflies and v 
 
 Beetles and v 
 
 De.structive In.sects and v 
 
 History of v 
 
 Leaders in Study of v 
 
 Moths and v 
 
 Miscellaneous Insects and v 
 
 Societies and Journals of v 
 
 Explorations and Discoveries : 
 
 Calx>t, John 
 
 Cabot, Sebastian 
 
 Campbell, Robert 
 
 Cartier, Jacques 
 
 Franklin, Sir John 
 
 Fraser, Simon 
 
 Great Lakes 
 
 Hearne, Samuel 
 
 La Salle 
 
 Mackenzie, Sir .\lexander 
 
 Miscellaneous 
 
 74 
 
 372-3 
 373-4 5 
 
 3>*<.3''7.,'.c"'^,375 
 
 366-7 
 
 366-7-.S-9, 370-1 
 
 373 
 
 375 
 
 368-9,370-1-2 . 
 
 17-25,26 
 
 22-3-4 
 
 32 
 
 33,200 
 
 3' 
 
 26,36,54,60 
 
 3> 
 
 31.56 
 
 31,200 
 
 30 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8, 
 
 60,62 
 
tOPICAI, INDEX. 
 
 2S2, 286, a88, 
 
 Voliiine Pane 
 
 Norse Vikings i 27 
 
 R»f. r>r i 33-4 
 
 Simpson, Sir George i 31 
 
 Thompson, David i 31,34 
 
 Ven-nclrye, I)e la i 36,65,204,228 
 
 Kxlriulition : 
 
 Canaiiian Resolntions Regarding vi 380 
 
 Imperial Legislation Coneerning vi 380 
 Relations with the United Stales 
 
 Regarding vi 379.3^ 
 
 Treaties nuule about vi 3M0-1 
 
 I'Vnian Raids into Canada : 
 
 Origin of the I'eiiians iv 423-4 
 
 l're))arati(>ns to Invade Catnida. . iv 424,428 
 
 Raid of I S66 into Ontario iv 425-6,430-1-2,433, 
 
 4,S3-4. 479.496 
 
 Raid of 1.S70 into Quebec iv 427,433,496-7 
 
 Raid of 1H71 into Manitoba iv 427,434-5 
 
 Raids anil the Treaty of 
 
 Washington iv 435 
 
 Readiness of the Militia iv 429,430 
 
 Referred to vi li«)-i, 105,120-1 
 
 Ridgeway, Hattle of iv 426,431-2 
 
 I''lora, Canaiiian : 
 
 General Divisions of *, , v 3X8 
 
 Labrador Species of v 389 
 
 Novii Scotian Species of v 389 
 
 New Hrunswick Species of v 389,390 
 
 Ontarit) Species of. v 390 
 
 Prince I'>hvard Island Species of v 389 
 
 I'rairie .Species of v 391 
 
 Quebec S|)eeies of v 390 
 
 Rocky Mountain Species of v 391-2 
 
 Works of Reference upon v 392 
 
 Finances, Canadian : 
 
 Banking .System and v 307-8 
 
 Ca]iital Account Kxpen<litures. . v 307 
 
 Debt Conditions and v 302 
 
 Debt Statistics and v 302-3-4 •, 
 
 Decreased Interest Charges and. v 308 
 
 Expendit\ires of Canada and .... v 305-6 
 
 Federal Jurisdiction and v 301 
 
 General Conditions Surrounding v 309 
 
 Provincial Jurisdiction and v 301 
 
 Revenues of Canada and v 304-5 
 
 ,281,283,333 
 
 Fiscal History of Canada. — I. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Volume I'.iRe 
 
 Agricultural Duties i 374-5-6,377,382 
 
 417-8 
 
 Banks, Canadian i 298-9 
 
 Balance of Trade Theory i 304,305 
 
 Coal Duties i 375,382 
 
 Commercial Crisis of 1857 i 297-8-9 
 
 Commercial Crisis of 1893 i 299,300 
 
 Committee of 1854 ." i 3189 
 
 F^xport Prices i 309 
 
 Debt, National i 292 
 
 Industries, F^arly i 432-3-4-5-6, 452-3. 
 
 461 
 V 487 
 Inter-Provincial Trade i 301,320,323-4-5-6 
 
 7-8-9. 3.'^"-i-2-3-4- 
 
 5.431.427 
 
 Inter-Provincial Tariffs i 3289,330 
 
 Lumber Duties i 374-6,382 
 
 Monopolies in Fur Tr de i 50,285-6 
 
 Monopolies, Trading i 285,347 
 
 — Monopolies, Tariff i 292 7 
 
 Manchester School (Little Eng- 
 
 landers) i 287,346 
 
 Navigation Laws i 2.S6'297,3i8,336 
 
 Rep.-al of Corn Laws i 287,318,323.337, 
 
 345.456 
 
 7» 
 

 59 
 
 cannda: an KNCvci.oiMlniA nv riii'; cuhntrv. 
 
 VullllllF 
 
 Vngt 
 
 St. Lawrence Navigation and 
 Trade i 
 
 Trade and Commerce i 
 
 vi 
 
 Taxation of Colonies i 
 
 Trade I'ioneers i 
 
 TariiT-iiiakinK Powers i 
 
 Vessels Clearing at Quebec, 
 
 1805-49 i 
 
 II. The Canailian TarifT : 
 
 American Competition and i 
 
 American Market and i 
 
 Conservative Party Policy and., i 
 
 Bzodus of Population and 
 
 Exports to Great lirilain under. . 
 Exports to United States under. 
 
 :ipli 
 a.. 
 
 Home Market and i 
 
 Industrial Development under. . i 
 Imports from United States 
 
 under 
 
 IvCgislation of Sir A. T. Gait 
 
 I/egislation of Sir S. L. Tilley. . . 
 Liberal Party Policy 
 
 Legislation of Hon. \V. S. 
 
 Fielding 
 
 Progress of Protection under. . . . 
 Principles of Protection under. . 
 
 Resolutions of Sir J. A. Mac- 
 donald and 
 
 Results of "National Policy" 
 and i 
 
 Revenue Duties and i 
 
 Views of Hon. Edward Blake 
 
 upon i 
 
 HI. Commercial Union with United 
 States : 
 
 Advocated by J. N. Larned i 
 
 Alleged Proposals of Sir J. Rose 
 for 
 
 Advocated by Mr. lilaiiie 
 
 Blake's, Hon. Edward, opinion of 
 
 Bulterwith's Congressional Bill.. 
 
 Club in Toronto for Advocacy of 
 
 Discussion of 
 
 Duties I'roposed under 
 
 Defended bv Dr. Goldwin Smith 
 
 Documents Dealini; with 
 
 Hon. L. S. Huntington's Resolu- 
 tion for 
 
 History of Movement Regarding 
 
 Hitt's Congressional Re.solulions 
 and 
 
 76 
 
 .vS-i9,,^2i), 7,3y.\- 
 .S,Vl"-i,.V»6-9. 354 
 
 j,297-.S-9,,VK.,304, 
 
 9.3.V'-i-2-.V4..V^5- 
 9..U"-i-4-.S-9..VSo, 
 
 352-7. .1.S9-6". if>i. 
 .:\72-s-7-S,.^H<),395. 
 
 427-«-9.43f>' 
 
 178-9 
 
 2.S6 
 
 2.S5-6,432-6,437- 
 
 451 
 
 289,301, ai4-'5. 
 
 317.346 
 
 2g7 
 
 290,301.2-5,314, 
 318,396-97, 404.5, 
 417,420 
 293-2,314,311,346, 
 
 3''o.37 1.396-7. 
 
 428,431 
 
 3'3-'4..V'*5-6, 399. 
 
 4(.i-9,424 
 
 292,307-8 
 
 293.3S)5,4'8 
 
 293.360,375,380, 
 
 395.418 
 
 3". 329.408 
 
 292,301,314,396-5 
 
 418 
 
 292,106,311-12-13 
 
 .332-3 
 
 288-9,341,360 
 289,291 
 310-11-12-13,386- 
 
 7. 399. 400.1-3-4-9 
 413-420 
 
 311-12 
 
 301-2-3-4,399 
 
 291-2,302-3-6-7, 
 
 3 '7.385-6-7, 399- 
 400 
 
 I 302-3 
 
 271-2-4,302-3,304- 
 
 7-8-9,310-11-13-14 
 
 399,400-3,421 
 
 29'..VJ4.3o6,3io, 
 
 311,396-7.9 
 
 312-13 
 
 416 
 
 373 
 
 .392-4 
 
 389-90 
 
 • 121-2 
 ■114 
 
 .rS6,37l 
 424 ... 
 425 
 411 
 
 •2-3 
 
 302,385-6 
 411-14 
 
 181, 182-3 
 
 1 413-14,415 
 
 
 
 
 
 Re; 
 
 
 n 
 
 
 Re< 
 
 ' 
 
 r 
 
 
 Spe 
 
 
 Tej 
 
 
 Vie 
 
 ' 
 
 Vie 
 
 
 Vie 
 
 , 
 
 Vie 
 
 
 Vie 
 
 - ,; 
 
 Vie 
 
 
 Vie 
 
 
 V. Br 
 
 
 Bel> 
 Brit 
 
 
 Brit 
 
 
 Can 
 
 
 Can 
 
TOPICAI. INDRX. 
 
 Letter by Cotif^rcHHiimii Ilittupoii i 
 
 Miiiiitobii I,rK"»l"t>l'''" ""• ■ 
 
 Niiiiif )^'\v^•n l>y (loldwiii Smith to 
 
 <)])])i)S('(l liy Sir A. T. (fiilt 
 
 <)|)])().sf(l by lliill. Jaillf.s Young.. 
 
 OpjKisoil liy Hon. T. While 
 
 I'roposals of Hon. J. U. Hhiitic 
 
 Ri'HiinhiiK 
 
 SiKTchfs upon 
 
 Uniform Tariff Intended under. . 
 Zollverein I'roposals of 1H62 ami 
 
 IV. Continental Reciprocity : 
 
 Ahro^'ation of Klgin Treaty i 
 
 American Opinion of IClgiii 
 Treaty i 
 
 American Policy of i 
 
 Brown-Fish Treaty 
 
 Itlake, I'<lwttrd, and 
 
 Defined by Hon. ti. W. Ross. . . . 
 Dependence upon United Slates 
 
 claimed under 
 
 Defenic of Klgin Treaty 
 
 Detroit Convention and 
 
 Documents Dealing with 
 
 Discriminatory Duties under 
 
 Disscussion witli Mr. Blaine 
 
 Regarding 
 
 Klgin Treaty of 
 
 Volume fiKe 
 
 419 
 
 412-13 
 
 41.S 
 
 416-7-8 
 
 4»4-,S 
 
 .^43 
 410-1 1 
 
 40I-9.4I3-I5 
 422.3-4 
 
 34i-2,34H-9,354-3- 
 9,360,362-3-4,372- 
 9.3«4 
 
 V 
 
 Eipiality of Tariffs under i 
 
 Inler-rrovincial Conference Dis- 
 cusses i 
 
 History of i 
 
 Liberal Convention of 1S93 and. i 
 
 Negotiations of 1891-2 for i 
 
 Opinion of Hon. I'eter Mitchell 
 
 on i 
 
 Proposals for i 
 
 Resolutions of Dominion Board 
 
 of Trade uixin. . .' i 
 
 Resolutions Presented to Parlia- 
 ment and i 
 
 Recommendations by E. H. 
 
 Derby for i 
 
 Speeches upon i 
 
 Text of Klgin Treaty i 
 
 Views of Sir J. Rose upon i 
 
 Views of Edward Blake upon ... i 
 
 Views of Sir J. Macdonald upon, i 
 
 Views of Sir W. Laurier upon. . . i 
 
 Views of Hon. O. W. Ross upon i 
 
 Views of Hon. G. E. Foster upon i 
 
 Views of Sir A. T. Gait upon i 
 
 V. British Preferential Tariffs : 
 
 Belgian and German Treaties and vi 
 
 British Trade and vi 
 
 British Tariff of 1846 and vi 
 
 Canadian Policy in 1849 and. ... i 
 
 Canadian Trade and vi 
 
 77 
 
 34n-i-2,346-«-9. 
 
 3.S4.360.3&3-4 
 
 336,339. 341. 347- 
 
 8.349.361 
 
 342.373-4,381, 
 
 3«2-3 
 
 lol 
 
 389-90 
 
 406-7 
 
 293.373. ,V"'l 
 350-1-2-3-9,360-1- 
 
 3.372,.397 
 351-2-5-6-7-8 
 411 
 360,386-7 
 
 343-392 
 41,287-8,311, 318. 
 
 323. 332-9. 340-'. 
 346-8,319,350-1-2- 
 
 3-4-5-6,357-8-9, 
 360-1-2-3-4-5,366- 
 
 7.372-3-9.3«4.39«- 
 2,397.40^.427 
 43 ',4,33.473 
 303,314 
 
 388 
 
 347-8.351-2-3-4, 
 
 356-7,372-3-4-5-6 
 
 410 
 
 3" 
 391-2-3-4 
 
 3'-o 
 .V'9.311.3289, 336 
 
 3 4 -'-3-";. 372-3-8. 
 3Si-2-V39t>i-2-3- 
 4,397-8,403-8, 
 419-20 
 
 384 
 
 385-6-7 
 
 361 
 
 410-11 
 
 366-7-3 - 
 
 365 
 
 39<J 
 
 400 
 
 4'i3 
 407 
 409 
 415-16 
 
 63-4.75. 161-2.165 
 
 65 
 
 67 
 
 327 
 
 64-5-6 
 
 ^>'ka£s£^^di:^.^EIK£i^^^i;.;ll=i^n£t^;&iXii£i^ ;£l&iIluL':^^ i3fATJ:J^ 
 
I i 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCVCI,OH*I>IA OP TIIK COUNTRY. 
 
 Voliini 
 
 Cnlnninl Trade and vi 
 
 I'icldiiif,' TarifT unci vi 
 
 ( )t)ifrliiiiiH Id vi 
 
 ()ri){iiiiil SyHlem of i 
 
 Prci|)()sal» for vi 
 
 VI. riiri'Hlrii'ted Recij)rocily willi 
 tlu- I'liitc-d Stiiteit: 
 
 Advoi-alcd i 
 
 Clirotioiony and History of vi 
 
 Cuii'lciiiiii'd i 
 
 Dcfiiiitioii of i 
 
 Speeches aii<l rnjuTs ii]x>n i 
 
 VII. 'Die .\iiii'iicaii TarilT : 
 
 J. (). Hlaiiu-'» Policy and i 
 
 Discriininiition a){ainst Canada of vi 
 
 iJiitii's in iS7,S under i 
 
 DiiiHlcy Bill Duties under i 
 
 vi 
 
 KlTect on Canada i 
 
 Early Protective Policy of i 
 
 McKinley Dill Duties under.... i 
 
 vi 
 
 ".Slaughtering" Process and. . . i 
 
 VV'ilson Hill Duties under i 
 
 66 
 
 69,70.1 
 
 jH6-7,jq7,.'^36, 
 
 67 ,S-9,7<).| 
 
 3nH-9„vi,,^7I-»?. 
 
 3S6-7.S, MP-3\V4. 
 
 4o.V4,.i(>.s,.i2o-i, 
 
 432 
 
 l!V>-l 
 
 ;.9(, .|<^.-i-.j-6-7-9, 
 4i7-i.S,.tio,43j 
 
 4.4'>7-^.l'>9.4'3. 
 
 4'5-4"9.425 
 
 410-11 
 
 392-3-4 
 
 105-6 
 
 290 
 
 4<\S,4I4 
 
 106 
 
 29o,.v>fi-7,3i4, 
 
 3.S'.374-.S,39''.4I4 
 
 37.'i,3'''4-.'),4i4.430 
 106 
 
 29". 396. 404-5 
 
 376 
 
 Fisheries of Canada, Atlantic : 
 American Precedents for Seizures 
 
 in vi 
 
 As n Training-Ground for 
 
 Seamen vi 
 
 Government Protection of vi 
 
 General Duller and vi 
 
 Hinh Commission Appointed 
 
 Regarding vi 
 
 Negotiations of 1S91-2 nhout.... i 
 
 President Grant and vi 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 vi 
 
 Tieaty of Washington and vi 
 
 Treaty of iSi.S and vi 
 
 Treaty of 1.S54 and vi 
 
 Treaties Concerning i 
 
 ii 
 Fisheries, Miscellaneous : 
 
 Cod I'Mshing and v 
 
 Exports of • v 
 
 I'Vesh Water Fish of Maritime 
 
 Provinces and v 
 
 Herring iMshing and v 
 
 Lobster I'lshing and v 
 
 Oyster I'isliing and v 
 
 Production of v 
 
 Salmon I'"ishing and v 
 
 Seal Hunting and v 
 
 Statistics of v 
 
 Value of V 
 
 French Canada: 
 
 Abraham, Heights of fi 
 
 Aristocracy in i 
 
 Acadians and i 
 
 Acadia, Governors of i 
 
 Act of 1791 and i 
 
 iii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 78 
 
 123-4 
 
 124 
 
 122,125 
 
 '23 
 
 119 
 
 39" 
 124-5-6-S 
 
 356,363-4,373- 
 
 379.382-3.3S7-8, 
 
 408 
 
 100 
 
 121,130 
 
 121-2-3-4,126 
 
 122,127-8 
 
 7'.3«3-6 
 67 
 
 5 28-9 
 526-7 
 
 379 
 
 52.S-9 
 
 528-9 
 
 .')2H-9 
 
 34 
 
 529,530 
 
 34,526-7,528-9, 
 
 .S.1<> 
 
 5^6 
 
 6S-9 
 
 72-3 
 47,62,77-83-4.5 
 
 «4-5 
 1.36,147 
 
 (1 37-8 
 
 44«.455,473>396 
 25,196 
 
JUNTRY. 
 I'igt 
 
 •I 
 
 y.V4.343 
 
 .1<>.S,420-I, 
 
 |(«)- 1 -4-6-7-9, 
 
 S,42o,4jj 
 
 ,S6-7-.S-9,390- 
 
 -\409.413. 
 
 19,425 
 
 I 
 
 •4 
 
 14 
 
 i< ''^■-7.314. 
 (71-5,39'~.4'4 
 I 
 i«4-5,4i4,430 
 
 iofi. 404-5 
 
 i-6-S 
 
 163-4,373- 
 S2-3.3«7-8. 
 
 I-3-4.I26 
 27-8 
 
 ^3-6 
 
 30 
 6-7.528-9, 
 
 ,77-83-4-5 
 
 47 
 
 55,473,396 
 
 tOHICAt INUUX. 
 
 V.ilii 
 
 llriiililiK'k'M l'lx|i"iliti<iii anil i 
 
 ClmriiiHcy uinl I, i Tour in Actidiit i 
 
 Diiuliii' <les Orm.iiix and i 
 
 Di-niinvilU-and lii)n>>auiiiUubl>cc 1 
 
 I'Micl i)f Nanlfs and iv 
 
 lin^lanit, Kind's of, During Karly 
 
 History of i 
 
 ICtiXlisli Claims to i 
 
 I'raiicf, Kiiijjs of, During Uurly 
 
 History of i 
 
 I'reiK'lj Claim* to 1 
 
 Frontenac's Acliii'vi-incnts in.. i 
 
 (iallissoniere, De la iind i 
 
 < iitviTnors of i 
 
 l,i- Moyne I<'amily in i 
 
 Inxjiiois Indians and i 
 
 l,i>nisl)c>nr>{ and i 
 
 I/yin'iiirncr's (irievani'i'S in i 
 
 Rldiitcalni, Mar<|ui'ss dc, and. ... i 
 
 Niiliiilson's ICxpi'dition to i 
 
 IMiipps' ICxpiMlition ajjainst. . i 
 
 IV])iKTui;'s I'A])edilion and i 
 
 Tolii-y and Condition of iii 
 
 (jucliec .Vet and ... i 
 
 V 
 
 St-'igncurial Tenure in iii 
 
 V 
 
 Talon, Jean and 
 
 \V dker's ICxpediiiDii to 
 
 \',.adreiiil, Alannu'ss dc, and. . . . 
 
 Wasliiiij/toii, (iiorKi', and 
 
 Wolfe, James, and 
 
 Wheeler's ICxpeditioii against, 
 ('.rand Trunk Railway : 
 
 Allilialed Lines and ii 
 
 American Conneelions of ii 
 
 Ainalfjam.-itions with ii 
 
 Ilusiness of ii 
 
 Uraiiclies of ii 
 
 Construction of i 
 
 ii 
 
 Commercial Depression and ii 
 
 Canal Competition with ii 
 
 iii 
 
 Cost of ii 
 
 Conlraclors for ii 
 
 Ivfjuipment of ii 
 
 Kinuncial Record of ii 
 
 I'ailures of ii 
 
 < lovernments and ii 
 
 History of ii 
 
 1 iiduence of i 
 
 I,e>;i.slative Aid to ii 
 
 Mileaj{e of ii 
 
 Management of ii 
 
 Michigan Line of ii 
 
 Necessity for ii 
 
 Negotiations in London for ii 
 
 Origin of ii 
 
 Promoters of ii 
 
 Progress of ii 
 
 Prospectus of ii 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 Routes Promised for ii 
 
 St. Clair Tunnel and ii 
 
 Shareholders in ii 
 
 TrafTicupon ii loi 
 
 Mr l'«K* 
 
 f>6 
 6 J 
 
 57-S-9 
 &3 
 29,3",5t.56 
 
 29 
 
 6 J 
 
 29 
 
 61 
 
 58.,59.fi3,74 
 65-6 
 
 73 
 
 578-9 
 
 61 
 
 138-9 
 
 f>7,f'8,75 
 
 'H 
 
 ''3,73 
 
 '>5.74 
 
 1 19, 1 JO, I JI-J-3 
 
 12U-.VS.I37-8 
 39'', 447, 454, 473 
 119-123,1 J9-I3J 
 39'' 
 
 7". 72 
 
 (.4 
 
 66-9, 1 2 1 
 
 66 
 
 67.68,74 
 
 63 
 
 101-2 
 
 llH), 101-48-9, I 1(1, 
 
 '27,131 
 99, 101,106-9, I 10, 
 
 125-6-9.152 
 
 231 
 
 232 
 
 3.(0,259,260 
 
 9S, 107-8-9, 125-6, 
 
 1.^6 
 
 loS 
 
 101, 122-3-4 
 
 349 
 
 2.W 
 
 9S-9, 106, 114, 115- 
 
 6-9,120, 131-7,148 
 
 III 
 
 9S, iix), U)6-8, 1 12- 
 
 3,120-1-2-5-6-7, 
 
 147-8 
 
 IiK)-I-2-3 
 
 99, lul, 1 14-15-16- 
 19-20, 146-7 
 97.111.115-21 
 
 4,^3 
 
 99, I IX) 
 
 126-7,231,237 
 103-6-7-8-9,1 lo- 
 ll, I2.S 
 100-2 
 97-106 
 9S, 101-6, 114 
 
 5".83.97,136 
 
 98, 103-6,1 1 1-12- 
 
 15 
 
 152 
 
 99,102-3-6-7,112 
 
 1 '3, 120 
 
 1 S9, 1 96 
 
 98-9,101,106 ~ 
 
 127,130,131-a 
 
 98-9,115,146-7, 
 
 196 
 
 79 
 
Il 
 
 
 CANADA: AN HNCYCI,OP.»CDIA OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 Victoria liriilge Construction . 
 
 Volutne PaRC 
 
 . ii 'oo, IO--.S, no, 
 
 119,122-6,132-3-4- 
 
 5-6 
 
 Great Western Railway : 
 
 Aina'.f^aniation with Cr, T. R. of., ii 129,139,140 
 
 lioniiiiiji; I'rivilej^e and ii 241 
 
 liranclic . iif ii 232 
 
 Connnercial H:nik and i 46- 
 
 ii 138-9 
 
 Competition Willi 11 150 
 
 Construction of ii 107, 1 28 
 
 Cost of ii 1 26, 138 
 
 I"iiiances of ii 147-.S 
 
 History of ii 137-8-9,140 
 
 Mentioned i 359,360,446 
 
 ()rij<in of ii 104-5,137,226 
 
 Halifax, City of : 
 
 History of v 261-2-3 
 
 Location and Orifjin of v 260-1 
 
 Mayors of v 296-7 
 
 Projjress of roi)iilatioii ill v 261 
 
 Statistics of v 261-2-3,298 
 
 Hudson's Bay Coiniiany : 
 
 Aids Missionaries ii 24 
 
 British Columbia and ii 23,25 
 
 iii 404-5, 2i;o 
 
 Charter of ii 20, 50,33-4,46, 
 
 4«,56 
 
 Currency of ii 24 
 
 Controls Washington Territory • ii 38 
 
 Controls Alaska ii 26,34-5-7-S 
 
 Colonization by ii 26.42,48-9 
 
 Charges against ii 21,26,33-4,43-4- 
 
 5-6 
 
 Controls Oregon ii 25,38,70 
 
 Customs of ii 40-1 
 
 Cana' .n Relations with ii 45-6,50-1-2-3-4 
 
 Ca]vt...of ii 46-7,51 
 
 Explorations by i 30 
 
 ii 20, 25, 30v34,37-S, 
 65-6 
 
 Foundation of i 37 
 
 ii 19-20-^1 
 
 Frer ch Attacks upon ii 21 
 
 Governors of ii 69-70 
 
 Hii.tory of ii 19-29 
 
 Indians Under i 224 5 
 
 ii 22,24,44,5S-9,.':o 
 
 Isbister's .attacks upon ii 33,43 
 
 Judicial .System of N. W 
 
 Territories and li 425-6 
 
 Mananenu'iit of ... ii 311.40,60-3-4-5-6 
 
 Laws of Uritisli Columbia and. . . >i 433.435-6-7 
 
 Maiiageinent of ii 39-4i>, 60-3-4-5-6 
 
 Oregon Treaty and '■! 
 
 Privileges 111(1 Powers of li 30,56 
 
 I'rogiess of ii 22,51 
 
 Posts and i orts of ii ; ',25,28,37 
 
 Referred i 454 
 
 V 19,279,280 
 Rivj'liy of the North-West 
 
 Compny with ii -'(,33,35-6-8,40, 
 
 42,50 
 Rivalry of the X. Y. Company 
 
 w'th ii 21,40,50 
 
 Rivalry 01" the South-West 
 
 Cuiiipa; y with ii 36-7-S 
 
 Red River Rebellion and ii 60.68 
 
 iv 436,4,9- to 
 
 Rei)ort of 1.S57 upon ii 47-8-9 
 
 Ke-orgaiiizatioii of ii 51-2 
 
 Sill ct Committee of 1857 reports. 
 
 on i 22 
 
 Stores of ii 29 " T 
 
 Stock and Shares of i' 21,39,46-7 
 
 Selkirk Sittli-mer' and i .■•, 3 2,45,59 
 
 Saskatcb"\vaii Rebi llion and. . . . li 05 
 
 Treaties Regarding i 7')-i 
 
 li 66-7 
 
 80 
 
ON TRY. 
 
 TOPlCAr. INDEX. 
 
 )7-8, no, 
 !J-6,> 32-3-4- 
 
 Jndians. 
 
 J9.140 
 
 28 
 
 3« 
 
 -9,140 
 6i',446 
 ,137.226 
 
 -3 
 
 •3.29S 
 
 >i33-4.'t6. 
 
 l-5-7-« 
 
 !,48-q 
 3,33-4,43-4- 
 
 50-1-2-3-4 
 51 
 
 5, 30»34,37-S. 
 
 Tiansfer Of Territory to CaiiacUi 
 
 l,44,5S-9.>''J 
 
 ,6<>.v4-5-''i 
 I3.S-6-7 
 ,60-3-4-5-6 
 
 ,2'S37 
 
 V 35-6-8,40, 
 1 
 
 3,50 
 8 
 
 1,^9- »o 
 
 1.4^-7 
 2,45.39 
 
 I) 
 
 Trade and liusint'ss of. 
 
 \'aiicouver Island and 
 
 .M^onciuins : 
 
 Nation of 
 
 .Vlliance with Acadians of 
 
 Divisions of — Abenaciuis, Crees, 
 Mic-inacs, Ojibiwavs and 
 Dhu-kfeet '. 
 
 Grants from Government to 
 
 I.oralion of 
 
 Mic mac History and 
 
 Mii-niai" Half-breeds and 
 
 Sales of Land t( 
 
 Sanlt St. Marie Meelinj; of 
 
 A])])e.iranci' of 
 
 Anierii-an Treatuient of 
 
 Ainuscnunts of 
 
 Arclueoloi^y Ainon.L;st 
 
 liiitish Cohnnliia Tribes of 
 
 lUiiTalo and 
 
 'Character of 
 
 ■Chipevvayans and 
 
 CriiLlty c'f 
 
 Coiinnissions of Inqniry anil 
 Cnslonis of 
 
 ■Civi! /ition .\inoiijj;st. 
 
 Dress of 
 
 IvhKalion of 
 
 Ivskinios and 
 
 I'ranchise of 
 
 Government of 
 
 Imue I'aRC 
 
 ii 23,26,54-5-6-7-8 
 ii 2i-v3-4-5-6-9,3o 
 
 57 3 4 
 ii 2J-3, 41-2, 4,1,47-3 
 
 i 54 5.211 
 i 243-4 
 
 220,229 
 
 25,S-9 
 
 220-1,229 
 
 242-3-4-5 
 
 262 
 
 257-8 
 
 220 
 
 210,229,245-7 
 
 211-2-3,214,270-71 
 
 224 
 
 222-3,228 
 
 222 
 
 260-3 
 
 2o6-9-io,2i3-4, 
 
 220-1-2,236-7-8, 
 
 245-7-8, 25 ',282, 
 
 279 
 221-9 
 
 239-44 
 
 257,266 
 
 230-1-2-3-4,240-2- 
 
 3-7-8-9 
 
 234-5,251.281-2 
 
 223,230-1,244 
 
 226,236,240 
 
 222,231 
 
 216,2(9 
 
 210,265-6-7-8-9, 
 
 270,278 
 
 Half-breeds : 
 
 Apijearance of 
 
 ( :liaraelfr of 
 
 Ihirons of I.orettc- aii<l 
 
 Mic-niaes of Xova Scotia and... . 
 
 Xor<|uay, Hon. John, and 
 
 Opinions of Sir Daniel Wilson 
 
 upon 
 
 Uel 'tions with Pure-bred Indians 
 
 ol 
 
 Western 
 
 ItiMons : 
 
 Character of 
 
 .Vlliance with I'rench of 
 
 Iro(H!ois : 
 
 .Mbance with Dutch of 
 
 .■\lliance with the luiijlisli of . . . . 
 
 .•\!^on(|uin's Struj^j^le with 
 
 Hrock's Moininient an.l 
 
 Chanijilain's Struj»gles with 
 
 Character of 
 
 Dai.lac and 
 
 Denonville's Campaign at^ainst. . 
 De CallietTs makes Peace with. . 
 I'rontenac's Campaij^ti against. . 
 
 I'ranchise >;iven to 
 
 History of 
 
 Institutions of 
 
 Loyalty of 
 
 1 ,< cation of 
 
 Leave New York State for 
 
 Canada 
 
 Land Grants to 
 
 I.#figue of 
 
 263-4 
 
 262-3-4-5 
 
 762 
 
 262 
 
 2^)4-5 
 
 i 262-3-4 
 
 i 263 
 i 26'2-3.4 
 
 209- ro 
 2ir 
 
 56,217 
 
 ,5,8-9.2 1 1- 13-17 
 
 .54-5.211 
 
 255-6 
 
 2q,5i-2-3 
 
 209-10 
 
 55 
 
 57 
 
 .59 
 
 ,5.8-9,63,218 
 
 216 
 
 2 1 7-8-9 
 
 216-7 
 
 216-7,252-3,255-6 
 
 209 
 
 » 213,215 
 t 216,240-1 
 i 116-7-9 
 
 ts*. 
 
!i 
 
 CANADA : AX KNCYCLOPiEDIA OF THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Numbers of 
 
 Progress of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Vercheres, Madeline de, and. 
 Johnson, Sir William, and . . . . 
 
 Language of 
 
 Ivi(|uor Regulations and 
 
 Lands Tk'longing to 
 
 Legislation Regarding 
 
 Nuudiers of 
 
 Occupations of 
 
 Origin of 
 
 Oronlivateklia, Dr., and 
 
 OkaTn1>e of 
 
 I'lace Names given l)v 
 
 rayivents by Government to. . . 
 
 Pontiac's Conspiracy and 
 
 Pontiac's Character and 
 
 Royal Proclamation of 1763 to. 
 Religion of 
 
 Sioux : 
 
 Location of 
 
 Character of 
 
 Major Walhb and 
 
 Tecuuiseb : 
 
 In the War of 1S12-1.1 
 
 Portrait of 
 
 Biography of 
 
 Oralorv of 
 
 Volume l'*iS« 
 
 217 
 219 
 61-2,66 
 
 57 
 
 21 1-2,219 
 
 27.^,2:,4 
 
 26S-g 
 
 2l6,2.(o-i,357-K-7, 
 265-6-7-^-0,^70 
 2C'9-|n, 2;'^,2.(9- 
 5n,27o-I•2 
 271 
 2.VV6 
 
 2,S,^ 
 
 2r,6-7 
 
 •97 
 
 2.5S,277-8-9' 
 
 112 
 
 2.iq-,Sn 
 267-S,27,S 
 
 211,22.1.234,2.(3, 
 272 
 
 229,233 
 
 221 
 221 
 260-1 
 
 Theyendanegea (Ih;int) : 
 
 Portrait of i 
 
 Land Dealings of i 
 
 Hiot'rarhv of i 
 
 Visits Ivon<lon i 
 
 r,.eferred to ii 
 
 iv 
 
 Indians, Miscellaneous ; 
 
 Tribal Divisions of i 
 
 Trentie.s with. 
 
 W;ir of iSi2-4 and i 
 
 VuUn?i Tribes of i 
 
 159-165-6,213,254 
 
 237 
 
 251-2 
 
 252-3 
 
 207 
 
 240-1 
 
 250- r 
 
 250 
 
 .^27 
 
 354 
 
 57,2<i6-7-9,2i!?, 
 220-1-2,228-9, 
 
 246-7 
 
 225-'i.25S-9-6n, 
 
 272-3-4-5-6-7-9, 
 
 2^1 
 
 I 5S-9-6, 1-5-6-7, 
 
 i75,i.S7-9.253-<t 
 245-6-7-8-9 
 
 Inilustries, Canadian : 
 
 Agricidtiinil ImpU nients iUid . . . v 53.3-4 
 
 I'oots anil Shoes and v .|i)7-8 
 
 Corn Law .\bolition and v 476-7 
 
 Characti- of v 483 
 
 Cartiet Mannfactining an<l v 4qo-l 
 
 Cotloti M,iiinf:u'tnring and v 491-2-3 
 
 Karlv Hi.story of v 17.V(,4'\'5-^-7.493- 
 
 4.508-9,515 
 
 Karly Textile Tra<l"S and v .(81-6,487 
 
 I'laN, Linen and Ileiiiii Mar.n- 
 
 factnring ;uid v 493-4-5-6 
 
 Forest Resources and v 51 i-i2-;3-i4-i5, 
 
 521-5 
 T'lfliieiice of Reciprocity Treaty - - 
 
 • }»:n v .170. ;8,) 
 
 Iiillu'-nco of Chinese upon ... v 4(19, "^fiv.j, 505 
 
 Iron Manuf.nrturing anil v ,5089,510 
 
 Lntnbering Husincss nnd v 477, 515-16-17-1.-. 
 
 19-20 
 
 leadersi- v 5 V(. 535.536 
 
 Prtfere-iti.i; I'.ritish Tariff and. . . v 47,5-6 
 
 Periods of Development in v 473 
 
 8.' 
 
 ! i 
 
DUNTRy- 
 
 I'age 
 
 66 
 !,21'9 
 
 1 
 
 !,(o-i.257-S-7, 
 S-7-.S-q, 370 
 
 10,22.^,2-19- 
 
 70-1-2 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 277-S-9 
 
 5" 
 8,278 
 
 22.l',2,-^4,243, 
 
 .165-6,213,254 
 -2 
 
 -3 
 
 206-7-9.218, 
 1-1-2, 22S-9, 
 
 1-6,258- 9-60, 
 ,.3.4.5.6.7.9, 
 
 --9-60-5-6-7, 
 
 ;.i''*7-9.253-'t 
 5-6-7-8-9 
 
 V4 
 
 7-« 
 
 3 
 
 l-T 
 1-2-3 
 
 v4,4f^?-6-7,493- 
 ii)S-9,5r5 
 
 S-6,4'S7 
 
 3-4-.S-fi 
 
 i-i2-;3-!4-i5, 
 
 4-5 
 
 \^' 
 
 9, <^ny.i . S05 
 
 8-9,5111 
 
 7, 515-16-17-1;-. 
 
 20 
 
 3. ,'53.';. 536 
 
 5-6 
 
 3 
 
 TOPICAI, INDEX. 
 
 Volume Paji"" 
 
 Paper and Pulp and v 496-7,517 
 
 Repeal of Reciprocity Treaty 
 
 ami V 474-5 
 
 Sliip-buildinguml v 474 
 
 Statistics of v 474,477,480-1-2-3 
 
 4,486-78-9-90, 
 492-3,496-7-8,516 
 
 ^-„ , , . , 17.525,534 
 
 Silk Manufacturing ana v 496 
 
 Tran.sportation aiul v 478-9 
 
 TarifT Developnient and v 479 
 
 Tariff Protection and v 482-3 
 
 Woollen Manufacturing and v 4S7, 8-9-90-1 
 
 Imperial Defence of Canada : 
 
 Parliaineulary Discussion of vi 154 
 
 Statistics of vi 154-5 
 
 Imperial Federation League in 
 Canada : 
 
 Branches of vi 53-4-5-6-7-8-9, 
 
 60-1 
 
 Coniinercial Union Policy and. . . vi 54 
 
 Disruption of vi 61 
 
 Influence of vi 73 
 
 Movement Carried on by vi 53-4-5-6-7-8-9-60 
 
 Origin of vi 51-2 
 
 Officers of vi 52-3,60-1 
 
 Platform and Policy of vi 52,54.5-6-7-8 
 
 Re-organizaliou of vi 61-2 
 
 Imperial Institute : 
 
 Colonial Contributions to vi 42 
 
 DifTici.' ■ 's faced by vi 47-8 
 
 Founded by Prince of Wales. .. . vi 41-2-3 
 Koundalion Stone Laid l)y the 
 
 Q\ieen vi 43-4 
 
 Work and Objects of vi 44-5-6-7 
 
 Imperial Trade Congress of 1.S96 : 
 
 Delegates at vi 157-8 
 
 Report of Toronto Delegates .It. . vi 157 
 
 Resolutions Passed by vi 157-8, 160-1 
 
 Insolvency : 
 
 Abbott, .Sir [ohn, and vi 243-4 
 
 Karly C.iiiadlaii History of vi 353-4 
 
 Fedeml ..Vction Regarding vi 355-6 
 
 Principles I'nderlyin,!; vi 353 
 
 Provincial Action Regarding vi 353-4-5-6-7,39;, 
 
 412,414 
 
 Unsatis. ictory Condition of vi 356-7 
 
 Insurance, Canadian Accident : 
 
 Nature of v 3^8 
 
 Origin and History of v 347-8 
 
 Statistics of v .348 
 
 ltis"rance, Canadian Fire : 
 
 Legislation Regarding v 321,322-3 
 
 Origin and History of v 318-19-20-21 
 
 •statistics of v 323-4 
 
 Insurance, Canadian I'raterii.il : 
 
 Amount Carried of v 347 
 
 Failures in v 335,347 
 
 Independent Order of Foresters 
 
 and v 333-4,345 
 
 Legislation Regarding v 339-40 
 
 Lapses under v 343-4 
 
 Origin and History of v .^32-3-4,339-40 
 
 Opposition to V 337-8 
 
 Operations of v 345-6 
 
 Rates under v 341-2-3 
 
 Si>cieties doing Business v 335,339 
 
 St5tis'.icsof v 3.(0,345-6-7 - - 
 
 Valuations under v 344-S 
 
 insurance, Canrulian Life : 
 
 ('i>nipaiiies Doing Husiiiess v 329-30,336 
 
 . «3 
 

 
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 Volume Page 
 
 Industrial branch of v 3,^,^ 
 
 Ltjiisliition Regarding v 326-7 
 
 Ori; H and History ol v 325,3267-8 
 
 Statistics of V 327-«-9-30-l-» 
 
 Inter-Colonial Conference, Ottawa : 
 
 Preliminary Steps to Holding of vi 73-4 
 
 I'rffL'reiilial Trade Discussions at vi 75-6-7-8 
 
 Pacific Cahk- and vi 77-8 
 
 Representatives at vi 74 
 
 Resolutions Passed by vi 75-6 
 
 Results of vi 77-S-9 
 
 Inter-Colonial Railway : 
 
 American Interests in ii 81 
 
 Asliburton Treaty and ii 93-4 
 
 Advocated by I^ord Durham .... ii 77 
 
 Advocated by Lord Derby ii 87-S 
 
 Cost of ii 237 
 
 Construction of ii S3-6 
 
 Deputations to London Regard- 
 ing... ii 75,7s, 81-2-3-4,96, 
 
 117 
 
 Finances of ii 95 
 
 Financial Considerations and... ii 75, So-i-2-3-4-5-6- 
 
 7-8,93,126,149 
 
 Importance of ii 76, 79 84, 88-9, 90- 
 
 1-2-3 
 Inter-Provincial Negotiations for ii 74,Si-2-3-4-5,96, 
 
 1 16-7 
 
 Iuii)erial Aid asked for ii 78, .Si-2-3-4, 91-2-3 
 
 Imperial Defence and ii 88-9,90 
 
 Loan for Construction of i 523 
 
 ii 86 
 Legislative Resolutions Regard- 
 ing ii 75,\V5,90-i-2-3 
 
 Mileage of ii 87,232-7 
 
 Jlaine Houndary Question and. . Ii 76-7,80-1-2,93-4 
 
 Necessity for ii 84-8-9,90-1-2-3-4 
 
 Proposals for Construction of . . . i 319 
 
 ii 5«, 73-4-5.78, 80-1- 
 2-3-4-5,1045.116 
 
 Referred to v 303,307 
 
 Routes Proposed for ii 74-6-8-9,81-2,86, 
 
 88,93-4 
 Report by Sandford rieniing 
 
 upon ii 85 
 
 Surveys of ii 74,77-9-80,83,85 
 
 Trade between the Provinces and i 326-7-8 
 I'rged by Sir John A. Macdonald ii 88-9,90 
 
 Tnternalional .Arbitration : 
 
 .Alabama Claims and vi 110,119-20,138 
 
 Ik'liring Sea Question and vi 105,138-9-40-1-2-5 
 
 4-5.2.49 
 Congress of "American Nations" 
 
 and vi II 2-13, 148 
 
 Early Schemes of vi mi 
 
 Halifax Fisheries Tribunal and., vi 127,138 
 
 Propo.sed Court of \\ 1 12-13, ii6-T7-l!i 
 
 St. Juan Question and vi 110-11,130 
 
 U. S. Ojiposition to Treaty of. . . vi 116,118 
 Vene?.uelan Question and vi 108, 1 14-15-16, 
 
 149-50 
 Jonnnliiim, Canadian : 
 
 Br. ,vn's Influence upon v '99,200-1-2-3 
 
 Character of v 182,190-1-2,195,. 
 
 220-1,236 
 Dates of Newspaper Origin in. . . v 222-3 
 French-Canadian Section of ... . v 137-8-9-40-1-2-3- 
 
 4,225 
 
 Howe's Inflneuce upon v 184,223 
 
 Humorous Side of v 234-5 ~ "'"" 
 
 Magazines iuid v 145-6,154-5,195, 
 
 232-3-4 
 
 Modern I'osition of v 189-90 
 
 Mackenzie's Influence upon. . .. v 189,223 
 
 Modern leaders of v 189-90, 105, 223-4- 
 
 5-6, 228-9-30, 232, 
 
 a24-5,238 
 
TOl-lCAI, INDKX. 
 
 Voliime HoKe 
 
 Nuiiuiical Progress in v 153-4,192-3-4,221- 
 
 2-3 
 rioiieer lifforls in v 136-7-S, I47-.S-9- 
 
 50,165,182-3-4-5. 
 
 6-7-8,190,221,227, 
 
 229-30-1-2,254 
 
 Press Association imd v 230 
 
 Sp-'cia! .Snhjfcts and v 235-6 
 
 Sinilh, I)r. Goldwin, and v 228 
 
 Women and v 172-3-4-5-6 
 
 Judicial Committee of the Privy 
 Council : 
 
 Appeals to vi 330-1,336-7-8. 
 
 Caiiadiaii Supreme Court and .. . vi 339,3)0-1 
 
 Colonial Participation in vi 330-! 
 
 Early Piinclions of vi 329 
 
 C)rigin of vi 329,330 
 
 Judicial System of British 
 Cohiiiibia : 
 
 A<lininistrators of vi 458 
 
 First Assembly and vi 434-5 
 
 Mining Aijpeals and vi 439,440 
 
 Origin of vi 433-4-5 
 
 Su] rune Court and vi 436-7 
 
 Judicial System of Manitoba : 
 
 Administrators of vi 416,45s 
 
 County Courts and vi 416 
 
 Superior Courts and vi 416 
 
 Judicial System of North- West 
 Territories : 
 
 Constitution of vi 427-S 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company and the 
 
 I'orniation of ' vi 425 
 
 Jurisdiction of vi 428 
 
 Jury System and vi 428 
 
 Organization of vi 426-7 
 
 Jud'i-ial System of New Brunswick : 
 
 Administrators of vi 405,457 
 
 County Courts Division of vi 404-5 
 
 Divorce Court in vi 405 
 
 Kquity Court and vi 404-5 
 
 Su])renie Court and vi 403 
 
 Trial Procedure under vi 403-4 
 
 Judicial System of Nova Scotia : 
 
 Administrntors of vi 457 
 
 Punctionsof vi 
 
 History of vi 399 
 
 Minor Provincial Courts in vi 399,400-1-2' 
 
 Marriage and Divorce Court ill., vi 402 
 
 Supreme Court and vi 399,400-1 
 
 Trial Procedure under vi 400-1-2 
 
 Judicial System of Ontario • 
 
 Administrators of vi 449.456 
 
 A<lniiralty Court and vi 451, 
 
 County Courts and vi 453-4,455 
 
 Constitutional Place of vi 444 
 
 Courts of Appeal under vi 417-8 
 
 Controverted Klections and vi 448-9 
 
 Division Ccnirts an<l vi i.ss-t) 
 
 Heir and Divisee Court and vi 451 
 
 High Court and vi 449.45". 451-2,457 
 
 Inferior Criminal Courts and. .. . vi 455 
 
 Jurisdiction of vi 444-5-6-7 
 
 Limitations of vi 445 
 
 Origin of vi 443 
 
 Surrogate Courts and vi 452 
 
 Judicial Svstem of Prince Edward 
 Lsland : 
 
 Administrators of vi 458 — 
 
 Courts of vi 406 * 
 
 History of vi 406 
 
 Jurisdiction of Courts under. .. . vi .}oS-9 
 
 Judicial System of Quebec : 
 
 Administrators of vi 388,397,457 
 
 Courts and Punctiotis of vi 3S7-8 
 
 Development of vi 386-7 
 
 85 
 
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 CANADA: AN BNCYCI^OPilJDIA OV TllK COUNTRY. 
 
 Vol 111 
 
 Eiirly Adiiiinistrntion of vi 
 
 Kiiniish Kc-<)r><ani/.iition of vi 
 
 Frfiich Origin of vi 
 
 l,al)our Lt'gislatioii : 
 
 British Ct>liiiiibia Laws and vi 
 
 Con>;resses of Working-men and vi 
 
 Dominion Laws and vi 
 
 Manitoba Laws and vi 
 
 Macdonal<l, Sir J., and vi 
 
 Nova Scotia Laws and vi 
 
 New Brunswick Laws and vi 
 
 Ontario 1 aws and vi 
 
 Prince Ivdward Island Laws and vi 
 
 Quebec Laws and vi 
 
 Royal Commissioners and vi 
 
 Labrador : 
 
 Cabot's Kxploralions and i 
 
 Forests of v 
 
 Fisheries of v 
 
 Minerals in iii 
 
 Origin of Name of i 
 
 Treaty Rights on Coast of i 
 
 Laws of British Columbia : 
 
 Affecting Barristerg vi 
 
 Affecting Real Property vi 
 
 Codification of vi 
 
 Early History of vi 
 
 Influence of English Laws upon, vi 
 
 Jury Regulations an<l vi 
 
 Mining Regulations and vi 
 
 Laws of Manitoba ; 
 
 Affecting Creditors vi 
 
 Affecting Contracts vi 
 
 Affecting Debtors vi 
 
 Affecting Drunkanls vi 
 
 Affecting ICxemptions vi 
 
 Affecting Infants vi 
 
 Affecting Inheritance vi 
 
 Affecting Jury Trials vi 
 
 Affecting Ivibel vi 
 
 Affecting Lunatics vi 
 
 Affecting Married Women vi 
 
 Affecting Property vi 
 
 Affecting Servants vi 
 
 Affecting W'orkmen'sConi])enha- 
 
 tion vi 
 
 Laws of New Brunswick : 
 
 Affecting Barristers vi 
 
 Affecting Contracts vi 
 
 Affecting Debtors vi 
 
 Affecting Insolvency vi 
 
 Affecting Inheritance vi 
 
 Affecting Women vi 
 
 Laws of the North-West 
 Territories : 
 
 Affecting Real Property vi 
 
 Affecting Inheritance vi 
 
 Affecting Irrigation vi 
 
 Affecting Schools vi 
 
 Affecting Municipalities vi 
 
 Affecting Companies vi 
 
 Affecting Lan(ls and Settlement, vi 
 
 Electoral Regulations and vi 
 
 Mining Regulations and vi 
 
 I^aws of Nova Scotia : 
 
 Affecting Barristers vi 
 
 Affecting Contracts vi 
 
 Affecting Debtors vi 
 
 Affecting Insolvency vi 
 
 Affecting Inheritance vi 
 
 Affecting Women vi 
 
 Municijial vi 
 
 Laws of Ontario : 
 
 Administration of vi 
 
 Affecting Controverted Elections vi 
 
 Affecting County Courts vi 
 
 Affecting Division Court Cases. . vi 
 
 86 
 
 ic I'ngc 
 
 3f<2-3-4 
 
 260 
 2.S.V2SS-9 
 
 255-6 
 
 260-1 
 
 252 
 261 
 
 261 
 256-7-8 
 
 261 
 
 259 
 261,2-3-4-5-6 
 
 21-2-3 
 513 
 
 459 
 196 
 
 '93 
 
 435 
 
 434-5,441-2 
 
 442 
 
 434 
 4.'v5 
 440-1 
 
 437,438-9,40 
 
 417 
 
 417,423 
 
 417-18 
 
 41.S 
 
 418-19 
 
 419-20 
 
 418,424 
 
 420 
 
 42(1 
 
 421 
 
 421-2 
 
 417.420-1,423 
 
 422-3 
 
 424 
 
 414 
 4i4-'5 
 413-14 
 414 
 
 415 
 414 
 
 429-30 
 
 4.V> 
 
 4.V'-i 
 
 431 
 
 431-2 
 
 432 
 
 432 
 
 429 
 
 432 
 
 411 
 
 411.413 
 
 411-12 
 
 412 
 
 4'3 
 
 412-13 
 
 2.18 
 
 14.S-6 
 .148-9 
 453-4 
 4.55-6 
 
 
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 TOPICAI, INDEX. 
 
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 )>4o 
 
 t,423 
 
 
 Voluiiif I'dgt 
 
 AfTectitifj Insurance vi 449 
 
 AfTeclin>{ l'r()|)erty vi 450,452 
 
 Affecting' Transfers vi 450 
 
 .VfTectinK Trials in vi 453-4 
 
 Authority of vi 445 
 
 Constitutional Powers in Connec- 
 tion with vi 443,444 
 
 Disallowance of vi 444-5 
 
 haws of Prince Edward Island : 
 
 Affectinjj Arrest \i 406 
 
 AfTectinjj linrristers vi 407 
 
 Affeclinjj; Contracts vi 407,409 
 
 AfTcctinj^ Debtors vi 406-7,409 
 
 AfTeclin^ Inheritance vi 4uS 9 
 
 AfTLClinj^ Property vi 407-S 
 
 Affectiu),' Tul)erculosis in Cattle, vi 409-10 
 
 Affecting Women vi 409-10 
 
 Laws of Quebec : 
 
 Affectinjj; Contracts vi 394-5 
 
 Affectiu).; Inheritance vi 391-2,393 
 
 Affecting Municipalities vi 398 
 
 Affecting Procedure vi 396-7 
 
 Affecting Persons vi 390-1,393-4 
 
 AlTecting Properly vi 391 
 
 AfTecling Trade vi 395-6 
 
 Codification of vi 3i~>9.396 
 
 Krench ( )rigin of vi 3.S9 
 
 Principles Unilerlying vi 3X9,390 
 
 Reform of vi 3>':'7,39"o9'^ 
 
 Literature, Canadian : 
 
 .'\utobiography and v 125 
 
 Biography and v 1 24-5, 1 73-4 
 
 liibliograpliy and v 131 
 
 Church of I^ngland and ii 439 
 
 Character of V 117,135,146,167 
 
 Constitutional Section of v 125 
 
 Ecclesiastical and Religious Sec- 
 tion of V 130-1 
 
 French-Canadian Section of v 117,119,122,124- 
 
 5-6-7,136-7-8-9, 
 140-1, i44-5-6,23S 
 
 General and Miscellaneous v i;i 2,238 
 
 History of v 1 17-77 
 
 Historical Section of v 117-18-19-20-1-2- 
 
 3-4.144-5. 146-7-8 
 9-6c>i-2,l73-4,238 
 
 Ilaliburton and v 177-1S1 
 
 Humorous Element of v 178-9-80-I 
 
 I.eg.il IHeinent of v 130,139 
 
 Methodists and ii 322 
 
 Poetry and v 1 27-8-9, 1 36, 142, 
 
 144,151,103-4-5-6- 
 7-8-9-70-1-2,174-5 
 238 
 Political and Controversial Ele- 
 ment in V 131-2,1378-9, 
 
 Public Libraries and v 137-89,150,207-8 
 
 9-10-11 
 Quebec Literary and Historical 
 
 ' .Society, .and .' v 152-3 
 
 Roin.'in Catholicism in ii 551-2 
 
 Roni.inlic and Fictional Part of . v 126-7,162-3,170, 
 
 I72-3-4-5-6 
 
 Smith, Dr. Ooldwin, and v 125-6 
 
 Sci.titi(ic and Learned Section of v 129-30 
 
 Women Writers and v 120, 1267, 129, 
 
 154-5,161,163-4-5, 
 169-70-1-2-3-4-5-6 
 
 Loan Companies, Canadian : 
 
 Char. liter of v 313 
 
 Combinations .Xniongst v 317 
 
 Incre.i.se in Xumt)ers of v 314 
 
 Legislation .\ffectiiig v 31.1-15 
 
 Origin of v 31.V14 
 
 Stalisti'-s of V 314-15-16 
 
 Wk: 
 
 ill 
 
 'lit I 
 : HI 
 
 1^ 
 
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 CANADA: AN UNCVci.oPiisniA oi' •rill'; ((untkv. 
 
 Vollll 
 
 JIunitolKi, ProviiK-e of ; 
 
 Agrictiitiiial l'ro};re.ss of ii 
 
 V 
 
 Aiiiinals rt-rlaiiiinj^ to v 
 
 Hirds IVrtaiiiinj; to v 
 
 Uiiptisls ill I iv 
 
 Hanking History of i 
 
 Church of Kngluiid in ii 
 
 iv 
 Church Jlissionary Society and., iv 
 Climate of v 
 
 vi 
 
 Conj;ro).;atioiialisin in iii 
 
 Canadian racilic Railway and . . ii 
 
 Disallowance Agitation in ii 
 
 Early Development of ii 
 
 V 
 
 Ivducational Development in. . . . iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Ivlectioiis I Kid in v 
 
 I'eniaii Invasion of iv 
 
 r'isheries of v 
 
 Hudson's liay Route and ii 
 
 History of v 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company m ii 
 
 Hudson's Hay Railway Project 
 
 and ii 
 
 Indians of i 
 
 Judicial System of vi 
 
 Journalism of v 
 
 Live Slock in v 
 
 J^abour Laws in vi 
 
 Laws of vi 
 
 !\Iasoiiry in vi 
 
 Municipal System of v 
 
 I^Iennonites in iv 
 
 Slethodist Church in ii 
 
 iv 
 
 Orangeism in vi 
 
 Officials of ii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 Physical Geography of v 
 
 vi 
 
 Productiveness of v 
 
 Presbylerianism in iv 
 
 Place Names of i 
 
 Kiel Rebellion in iv 
 
 ii 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 
 
 iv 
 
 Soil of V 
 
 Schcxjl Question in vi 
 
 Steam Navigation in iii 
 
 Telegraph Communication with, ii 
 
 Trade of ii 
 
 Transportation History of ii 
 
 v 
 
 Timber Resources of v 
 
 Wolseley Ivxpedition to iv 
 
 Manitoba School Question : 
 
 Manitoba's Policy Regarding. . . vi 
 
 Origin of vi 
 
 Privy Council Decisions upon. . . vi 
 
 Protestant View of vi 
 
 Referred to . . . . i 
 
 ii 
 
 V 
 VI 
 
 Remedial Order and vi 
 
 Roman Catholic View of vi 
 
 88 
 
 2S 
 
 3,S()-i-2-3 
 
 KM 
 .)S.|-,S-6 
 
 ^.V- 1.433-4 
 104 
 
 51 
 
 .ss 
 
 .S04-5 
 
 471 
 
 15S, 169,20913 
 
 209-13 
 
 26 
 
 .S3 
 
 2,3.S-.^<).27'''-^' 
 
 2.';.S-6i,34.i 
 
 4 "9 
 
 4-!7,4,'vl-5 
 
 ,S27.,S29 
 237-S-9 
 
 ,S.V4.-'7«-9 
 .9-22,23,2 |-2,S, 14- 
 
 .'i,52-5«..S9 67 
 
 2.^,5.237 
 
 220-227,228-235, 
 
 25tS-2() 1,262-2'. 5, 
 
 270-1,273-276 ■ 
 416-17 
 
 1 94, 230- 1 
 
 73-4-.S.77-« 
 260-1 
 
 .li.S-424 
 2.S0 
 461 
 1. 10- 1. 15 
 
 32i.3-'4 
 
 164 
 
 3I.S-I9 
 
 69. 7". 4,^4.. S 14 
 1 06, 297 
 
 314.3'9.4.SS 
 .1,5-6 
 
 .S>3 
 lo7-,S-9, 114 
 
 ■l.Svl7.49-.S2, S3-4, 
 164 
 
 22" 7-'''-.v5.2,iS, 
 261-2-5, 270-1-V6 
 
 4.Vi-443.4f<i-7. 
 .199, 5ix) 
 60 
 
 5"4->u,53S.5M 
 164 
 
 .S4-6 
 
 .^"1-7 
 
 3"4-7 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 27-8,366-7 
 
 57-« 
 511-12-16-18 
 
 443,47«-8i 
 
 3"4 
 ,302-3 
 
 3i'3..V'6-7 
 
 3f'4-,S 
 
 41 
 
 68,509-10,547 
 
 406 
 
 204-5-6 
 
 3K3 
 
 3"5-6 
 
 I ^y. 
 
roPiCAi, iNi)i;x. 
 
 Alasciiic Order in Canada ; 
 
 llntisli Coluiiiliia lininch of vi 
 
 Manitoha liiaiuh ol vi 
 
 Nova Si'oliaii lirani'li of vi 
 
 New llninswick Uraiicli of vi 
 
 Ontario Branch of vi 
 
 I'rincf I'Mward Island Hranch of. vi 
 
 yui'bec Hrancli of vi 
 
 Rolifrtson, J. Uoss, and vi 
 
 Wilson, W. Meri't-r, and vi 
 
 SI . diodistn ; 
 
 Drilish VVcsleyans and ii 
 
 lilnck's, Dr., Labours for ii 
 
 Doctrines of ii 
 
 Disabillitif s of ii 
 
 iii 
 Ivpiscopal Form of ii 
 
 Ivducation and ii 
 
 t'lCneral Tacts Renardiny ii 
 
 History of ii 
 
 Indians and ii 
 
 In Nova Scotia ii 
 
 In Hrilish Columbia ii 
 
 In New Hrunswick ii 
 
 111 Prince I'Mward Island. . ii 
 
 1m Cape liielon ii 
 
 In Manilolia and NorUi-West. . . ii 
 
 III Ontario and Quebec ii 
 
 Loyalty of ii 
 
 Leaders of ii 
 
 Moravian Influence upon ii 
 
 Missionary Work of ii 
 
 Nutnbers of ii 
 
 Origin of ii 
 
 Polity of ... ii 
 
 Publishing Interests of ii 
 
 Pioneers cf , ii 
 
 Progress of ii 
 
 Statistics of iv 
 
 Union Movements in ii 
 
 United States Connection of . . . . ii 
 
 Wesley and ii 
 
 Works of Reference on ii 
 
 Methodism, Divisions of : 
 
 American Methodist-Episcopal., ii 
 
 Hritish Methodist-Episcopal.... ii 
 
 Bible Christian Church ii 
 
 Canadian Wesleyan ii 
 
 Jlethodist Episcopal ii 
 
 »» 
 
 Volumi- Page 
 
 2S0-1 
 J So 
 271-2 
 2.-t<) 
 
 i7»-3-4-5-6-7-8-9. 
 
 2^0 
 
 2. So 
 
 27' 
 
 277-8-9 
 27,V4-5-6 
 
 2.SO-3-4.2S2-3-4- 
 .S-9. 29"-'. 31-1-15 
 2,-;9, 260-1 -3-5 
 27'5-7-,S-9,2!So 
 2,s 1, 268,287 
 
 247-8,251-4,291- 
 
 .'. I 
 
 -.x5-4-5,27J •2,313- 
 
 1 |i5-"7 
 
 2|8 
 
 .■17-72,314-5-6 
 
 3-"' 
 256-67,300-14 
 
 321-3-4 
 2')7-7c),3(x)-i4 
 
 2 ;u- 1-2, 297 
 271 
 
 .^-i^-4 
 
 2 17-55-^^1-97-8-9. 
 
 3.K)-i-2-3-4-5-6-7- 
 
 8,314-15-16-17-18- 
 
 19-20 
 
 253-6,281,298-9, 
 
 300 
 
 "252-4,293-5-7,306- 
 
 7-8-9,3 17- 1 8 
 
 276 
 
 254-5, 2''>I, 290-2-6, 
 
 3'2-i 1-15, 321-2- 
 
 3-4 
 
 2.(8,316-17,323-4 
 247-8-9-50-1-5-6- 
 9,271,286,291-3- 
 5-6 
 
 2 7.3-4-5. 3"9- 10- n- 
 12-13-14 
 
 -'53-4-5.289,311- 
 1.1-15-16-18-19-20- 
 21-22 
 
 250-59-60-1-2-3- 
 4-5-6-7-89-70-1, 
 300-1-2-3-4-5 6-7, 
 323-4 
 
 248,251-2-4-5,269, 
 272-293-4-6,316- 
 17.324 
 161-4 
 
 254-5. 273. 2S8-9- 
 9o-3-4-6-7-8,3()9- 
 
 '4-15 
 
 2.(8,251-2-3,281-2- 
 
 3-4-5-6-7-,S 
 
 247-8-9,850,260, 
 
 276-7-.S-9,29o 
 
 322 
 
 248,316 
 2.4.8,316 
 
 254-5. 27,V29^'-7S. 
 309-12-16-17-19 
 253-4 9.2'''6 9 9<)- 
 1-2-3,314-15-16-17 
 
 24''*-9-5o-i-2-3-4- 
 273,282-6-8,293-4 
 8,309-12-14-15-16 
 17-1.8-19 
 
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cannda: an kncycw)p*,dia 
 
 OF THK COUNTRY. 
 
 
 Volume 
 
 l'n«« 
 
 Methodist New-Connexlot: 
 
 il a5'> 
 
 i-.V29'>3. 
 
 
 315- 
 
 16-19 
 
 Methodist Church of Canada . . 
 
 . ii 2M. 
 16-1 
 
 273-293. 3"9- 
 7 
 
 
 ' 
 
 New Metlio<iist Rpiscopnl ii 
 
 Primilive Metluxlisl ii 
 
 Uiiitt'd HrelhrtMi in Christ ii 
 
 Militiii (if Cannda, Tlie : 
 Command of i v 
 
 Dominion Artilli-ry Association. . iv 
 
 Ednciition and Traininjj of iv 
 
 Ex|)fnditnri' upon iv 
 
 Ivxpcdilions undorlaken by iv 
 
 Heads of iv 
 
 Im]MTial Inllu^ncL* in Creation of iv 
 Imperial Ollicers in Canada and. iv 
 
 Imperial Defence and iv 
 
 Local Defence Incidents and iv 
 
 Leaders of iv 
 
 Nortli-West Mounted Police and iv 
 
 Orijjin and Ivarly History of iv 
 
 Record of the Kolli Re>;inKMil of iv 
 
 Reference Works upon iv 
 
 Strength of iv 
 
 Soudan Ivxpedition and iv 
 
 Usefulnes.s and Character of iv 
 
 Withdrawal of British Troops 
 and iv 
 
 2')i-3-4 
 
 251-5.273,295-^ 
 
 3U9-I2-I6-I7-I9 
 
 248 
 
 418,44s, .t5S-9.6n- 
 1-2-3,517-19 
 
 452.449 
 
 444-5-6-7.8-9 
 
 416- 17-19, 421,450 
 
 419-20-1-5-6.7, 
 
 43o-i-2.3-4-5,443 
 
 506-7 
 
 415-17 
 
 452-3.497-«-9.507- 
 
 17 
 469-70,493 
 
 451-2 
 
 4^5-6,508-9-10-1 1- 
 
 12-13-14-15-16 
 
 471-2-3-4 
 
 4i5-i6,45o-i 
 
 464-5-6 
 
 4K.S-9 
 
 416-17-19,421-8-9 
 
 470-1,493 
 
 4i7,42o-q,4;4- 
 
 .!5i-2,5i^i.535''> 
 
 4I5-1S-19-20 
 
 Mineral Resources and Development. 
 
 Volnmc J''iK*^ 
 
 Apatite iii 370,385 
 
 Asbestos . |iii 369-7"-',,v\5.4i<'. 
 
 423,432-3,463 
 
 American In Ihience upon iii 428 
 
 Acetvlen • (',as iii 4534 
 
 Antiinony iii 3^5-8,401,463 
 
 As])halt iii 397 
 
 British Columbia Mines Depart- 
 ment iii 366 
 
 British Columbia Mines and 
 
 Minerals iii 37 1 s-6-7-.S-9-8f)- 
 
 i-.'-3, 4()4-5-6-7-,S- 
 9-10-1 1-12,425, 
 454-5 
 
 British Investments in iii 425 
 
 Copper iii 37o-i-4, 3'''-2-5-8- 
 
 9,410-11,423-5, 
 430, tio-i-7-s, 462 
 
 Coal iii S''? '*'..v4-5-6,382- 
 
 3-5-6-7-g, 404-5-8- 
 9,412.423-5,430-1. 
 3-4-5-6 
 
 Discoveries of Gold iii 368,372-6,380-3, 
 
 39", 405-6.439.442 
 Early Stages of Mining Operations iii 367,371,405-6 
 
 Geological Reports iii 365-6-7,456 
 
 Gypsum iii 368,374,383-8, 
 
 395-6,423,449,463 
 
 Gold in Canada iii 368-9, 37 r -2-3-4-5- 
 
 6-7-S-9-8U-1-2-3-4- 
 ^ 5-7-9 90-1-2-3-4-5- 
 
 6-7-8,410-1 1-12, 
 . - __ 423-5-6-7-8-9,430- 
 
 ""... i,41-'-3-6-7,463 
 
 Geological data iii 390- 1-5,. 146-7-8-9 
 
 Iron Ore iii 368-9-70-1-2,3.85, 
 
 7-8-9,410,422-3-5 
 448-9,461-2 
 
 90 
 
 Salt.. . 
 Silver. 
 
 lif 
 
TOPICAI, INOKX. 
 
 Voliinie rnge 
 
 '•«^'>'l iii 3»i-2-5-«.4J5.43'. 
 
 463 
 
 I.oile Miiiin)( iii 379-.SC1 
 
 I.f^'islatiun Ktf){nr(lin>; iii 422-3 
 
 INIiriurv iii 381-5,410 
 
 ^lic.i iii 37<>-i.3S5,4io, 
 
 423.449.4ft3 
 
 Minernl I*.xp(jrts iii 408,423 
 
 Milling Laws uf Caiinda. 
 
 u. Nova Scotia iii 413 
 
 I). Ontario iii 414 
 
 c. Drilish Coliiniljin iii 415-16-17 
 
 d. yuelR'C iii 413 
 
 e. Doiiiitiioii iii 4rS-i9-2<) 
 
 Mim-ral Waters iii 437 
 
 Nova Scotiaii Mines and Miiiernls. iii 367-8,386-7-8-9, 
 
 425 
 Novn Scotia Mines' Departniefnt. . . iii 365,389 
 Norlli-W'est Territories' Mines and 
 
 Minerals iii 383,425 
 
 New Hrunswick Miiiiii>{ and 
 
 Minerals iii 374 
 
 Nickel iii 373-4-5.3''*5-9.42i- 
 
 2-3-5.437-^462-3 
 
 Natural Ons iii 374, 396-7, 449-50 
 
 Ontario Ituivau of Mines iii 366 
 
 Ontario Mines and Minerals iii 371-2-3-4, 390-1-2- 
 
 3-4,425, 44<'- 1-2-3- 
 4.5.6-7-8-9,456 
 
 I'latinuin iii 381-2-5,410 
 
 Placer Mining iii 3 76-7-8, ,406-7-8 
 
 Teat iii 438-9-40 
 
 Petroleum , iii 385,450-1-2-3 
 
 Precious StoiK.i iii 456-7-8-9-60-: 
 
 Quebec Mines' Department iii 366 
 
 (jiiebcc Mines anil Minerals iii 368-9-701,425 
 
 Stiitislics of Production iii 369,371-4-7,3^2-3- 
 
 5,403,426,431, 
 445-6. I.S3-,S-6 
 
 Suit iii 374.3''*5, l""-2-3, 
 
 Silver iii 370-3,381-25,409, 
 
 4' 1,423,4311-1, 
 
 441-2-3-4-5,447-8, 
 
 463 
 
 Sulphur iii 39S 
 
 Works of Reference iii 466 
 
 Yukon Mines and Minerals iii 383-4,428 9-30-1 
 
 Zinc iii 382,398,401,425 
 
 Monroe Doctrine : 
 
 liritisli Responsibility for vi 147-8 
 
 Canninj?, George, and vi 147-8 
 
 Mexican liinpire and vi 149-50 
 
 Origin of vi 146-7-8 
 
 President Monroe and vi 147-8 
 
 President Cleveland's Inlerjireta- 
 
 tion of vi 149-50-1 
 
 United States Attitude Towards, vi 147-8-9-50-1-2 
 
 Montreal, City of : 
 
 History of v 265-6-7,294 
 
 Mayors of v 296 
 
 Origin of v 264-5 
 
 Progress of v 269, 295 
 
 vStatistics of v 294-S 
 
 Municipal Institutions : 
 
 ICarly Canadian ivvolution v 454-5-6-7-8-9 
 
 (irowtli in Manitoba of v 461 
 
 G.owtli ill liritisli Columbia of . . v .(61-2 
 
 (Irowtli in New Hrunswick of. . . v .162 „^-^ ... 
 
 (Iri)wtliin Prince ivlward Islaiul 
 
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 Growth in Nova Scotia of v 463 
 
 vi 248 
 
 Ivater Development in Quebec of v 456-7-8 
 
 Later Development in Ontario of v 459-60 
 
 Under the French Regime v 452-3-4 
 
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 Music in Canada : 
 
 Beginnings of iv 389 
 
 Composers and Compositions.. . . iv 394 
 
 French-Canadian Musical Talent iv 383-9 
 
 Musical Work in Hamilton iv 385-6 
 
 Musical Work in Montreal iv 3S6 
 
 Miscellaneous Canadian Mu- 
 sicians iv 383-4-5-6, 390-1-^ 
 
 3,410-11 
 
 Musical Work in Quebec iv 410-J I 
 
 Orchestral Development of iv 390 
 
 Religious Influence upon iv 383 
 
 Schools of Music iv 390-1 
 
 Societies for Promoting iv 385-6, 39 1-2-j 
 
 Singers of Canada iv 393,411-12 
 
 Toronto I'hilarnionic Society 
 
 and iv 383-4-.S 
 
 Toronto Musical Festival of ii'>i6 iv 385 
 
 New Brunswick, Province of : 
 
 Agricultural Conditions in v 41-4-5-6,87 
 
 Agricultural Products of v 46-7,87 
 
 Animals Pertaining to v 379-8o-i-2-3 
 
 Art and Artists in iv 357-8-9 
 
 Hirds Pertaining to v 376-7,378-9 
 
 Baptists in iii 488-9-^,0- 1 
 
 iv 163 
 
 Banking History of i 472-5-7,483-4-6, 
 
 516,522 
 
 Climatic Conditions of v 44-5 
 
 vi 507 
 
 Constitutional History of v 409,414 
 
 Congiegationalism in iii 473-4 
 
 Church of England in ii 356,360,416,401, 
 
 427,424-5.433 
 
 iii 225 
 
 iv 163 
 
 Elections Held in v 469 
 
 Educational Development in. .. . ii 472-3 
 
 iii 225,234,273-4-8 
 
 iv 275,284,324-5 
 
 Fisheries of v 527-8 
 
 Fenian Threats JAgainst iv 424-9 
 
 Free Baptists of iv i lo-i I 
 
 Geological Conditions of v 43 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 74-5-6-7-8-9, 80-1- 
 
 2-3-5-6-7,92-3. 
 
 116-17-18 
 
 Indians of i 262,270-1 
 
 Inter-Provincial Trade of i 325-6-7,331-2-3-4 
 
 Judicial System of vi 403-5 
 
 Journalism of v 187,193-4,223-4 
 
 Lumbering Interests of v 41-2 
 
 Live Stock in v 7 j-3-4-7-8 
 
 Labour Laws in vi 261 
 
 Legal Education in vi 376-7 
 
 Laws of ■<-i 413-15 
 
 Literature of v 120-8 
 
 Legislative Council of v 448-9-50-1 
 
 Loyalist Settlers of i 114-15 
 
 Masonry in vi 280 
 
 Municipal System of v 462-3 
 
 Mines and Minerals of iii 374. 395-7-8, .402, 
 
 422,437.45s 
 
 Methodist Church ;n ii 267,270-1-2,300 
 
 iv 163 
 
 Orangeism in vi 31.8 
 
 Physical Geogra;'hy of vi 511 
 
 Presbvterianisin in iv 32-3-4-5-6,40,163 
 
 Rebellion of 1.S37 and iv 66-7-8 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 470-3,514-15 
 
 iv 163' 
 
 Steiiwi Navigation in . . . iii 309-10 
 
 Steam Sea-going Tonnage of ... . iii 346 
 Timber Resources and Interests 
 
 of V 511-13-14-16-1S 
 
 TarifT in 1.S61 of i 332 
 
 Newfoundland : 
 
 Address to the Queen from vi 493-4 
 
 9' 
 
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 i-6, 390-1-2- 
 
 II 
 
 391-2-5 
 1-12 
 
 i-6, 87 
 
 '7 
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 "9 ^ 
 ,37S-9 
 
 i-c,o- 1 
 
 ,-7,483-4-6, 
 
 ;22 
 
 114 
 
 ^60,416,401, 
 124-5,433 
 
 234,273-4-8 
 284,324-5 
 
 |8 
 
 .7-8-q, 80-1- 
 
 -6-7,92-3. 
 17-18 
 270-1 
 ■7,331-2-3-4 
 
 193-4-223-4 
 
 -4-7-8 
 
 7 
 
 15 
 
 S 
 
 9-50-1 
 
 15 
 
 395-7-8,402, 
 
 37.45S 
 70-1-2,300 
 
 •4-5-6,40,163 
 
 .8 
 
 3,5'4-i5 
 
 10 
 
 13-14-16-1S 
 
 TOl'ICAI. IN'DICX. 
 
 Voliimc Pnge 
 
 Uritish Policy Regarding vi 478-9-80-1-4-^ 
 
 491-2 
 
 Bait aticl Bouiuy Question in vi 4X1,492-3 
 
 Canadian Trade with i 324 
 
 vi 64-f,6 
 
 Church of England and ii 358,389,392-8,. 
 
 4i6,'.|27,439 
 
 Cabot's Discovery of i 19,20-1-4-5 
 
 vi 4(34,4/3,483 
 Canadian Relations with i 324 
 
 vi 497«-9 
 
 Captain Cook and vi 470-1,477 
 
 Coiign-galiuiialisin ill iii 469 
 
 Colonial Ollicc Adiiiuiistration of vi 461-2,477 
 
 Conslitulional Slnigg'es of vi 462,477-8 
 
 Early Sotllenieiits in vi 468-9,474 
 
 Early History of vi 461-2-4-5-6-7-8-9- 
 
 70-1,483-4 
 
 fisheries of vi 465-6,484 
 
 l-'islijng, Admiral Rule in. vi 467-8-9-70-5 
 
 French Shore Question and vi 478, 484-5-6-7-8-^ 
 
 90-1-2-3-4-5 
 
 French Claims in vi 487-9-90 
 
 '. French Aggressions upon vi 20-1,480-1-2 
 
 Geographical Features of vi 463-4 
 
 Governors of vi 497 
 
 Gilbert, Sir Iluinphrey, and vi 465-7,473,484 
 
 Influence upon the Empire of. . . vi 461-4 
 King George's Declaration of 
 
 1 783 and vi 479-80-6-7-90-91; 
 
 Labouch—'; Despatch and vi 492 
 
 Modern .listory of vi 471-2 
 
 ' ' Modus Vivendi ' ' Arrangement 
 
 and vi 49J 
 
 Naval Governors of vi 470-497,476 
 
 Negotiations of 1782-3 and vi 97 
 
 Origin of French Shore Question vi 478,484 
 
 I'rime Ministers of vi 497 
 
 People of vi 468-9 
 
 Progress of vi 463,472 
 
 Proclamation of Sir H. Palliser in vi 487-8 
 
 Referred to i 44 
 
 ii 85-6,255,261 
 
 vi 169 
 
 Royal Commission of 1898 and. . vi 483,495 
 
 Raleigh, Sir Walter, and vi 467,473 
 
 Statistics of vi 496 
 
 Steamship Lines and iii 308-9 
 
 Sectarian Animosities in vi 462-3 
 
 Treaties Relating to i 71,193 
 
 ii 67 
 
 vi 471-8-9-80-1-4-5- 
 6-7-8-9-90-1 
 
 Tariff in 1862 of i 332 
 
 Trade of i 324,331-3-4 
 
 vi 64,493-6 
 United vStates Reciprocity and. . i 361,382 
 West of F;nglaiid Adventurers 
 
 and vi 464-5-6-7,473. 
 
 Northern Railway : 
 
 Amalgamation with G.T.R. of . . ii 110,142-3 
 
 Branches of ii 232 
 
 Construction ''f ii 141 
 
 Finances of ii 141-2-4-7 
 
 Mentioned i 361 
 
 ii 115,120-4 
 
 Management of ii 141-5 
 
 Origin of ii 105, 140-3-4. 
 
 North-West Territories : 
 
 A'ea of V 61-7 
 
 Animals Pertaining to v 380-1-2-3 
 
 Agricultural Progress of v 88 
 
 liaptists in iv 164 
 
 Climate of v 61-6 
 
 vi 503-4-5 
 
 Constitutional History of v 404 
 
 Church of England in ii 4i6,428-9-30-3-* 
 
 iv 164 
 
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 Canadian Pacific Railway and. . . ii 169-70 
 
 Educational Development in. . . . iii 246-9 
 
 Elections Held in v 469 
 
 Explorations in i 11-2-3-4-6 
 
 I'isheries of v 527-9 
 
 Hudson's Hay Company in ii 23 4-^5,35-6,6^-5 
 
 Indians of i 22o-7-.S,23,s,258, 
 
 261-2-5,270-1-3-6 
 
 Judicial System of vi 425-9 
 
 Journa'ism of v 114,231 
 
 Live Stock of . . , v 73-4-6-7-8 
 
 Legal Education in vi 375 
 
 I^aws of vi 429,432 
 
 Mineral Resoi rces of v 65-6 
 
 Mackenzie Riv?r I?:isin and v i lo-i 13 
 
 Methodist Church in ii 324 
 
 iv 164 
 
 Middleton's Campaign in iv 45S,464,4S7-8, 
 
 5 >5 17,520,536 
 
 Mounted Police Force of iv 471-4 
 
 Mines and Mi nerals of iii ,^97, 402, 435, 434- 
 
 5-6-7,-l64 
 
 Oran^eism in vi 321 
 
 •Officials of ii 433-4,515 
 
 vi 314,321 
 
 Physical Geography of v 61-4-5 
 
 vi 5i-)-i5 
 
 Productions of v 65-6 
 
 Presbyterianism in iv 164 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 5f'4-9 53^,515 
 
 iv 164 
 
 Riel Rebellion in -i 65 
 
 iv 474-S,;'i3-4-5 
 
 ■Stock Raising in v 62-3 
 
 Soil of v 63-5 
 
 Timber Resources ami Iiitncsls 
 
 of V 51 1-12-14-16-18 
 
 Wheat Production of v 29,30-1,66 
 
 Nova Scotia, Province of ; 
 
 Agricultural Conditions in v 41-2-4-5,86 
 
 Agricultural Products of v 46-7,87 
 
 Animals Pertaining to v 379 So- 1-2-3 
 
 Art and Artists in iv 356-7-9 
 
 Acadian Period in i 77,85 
 
 Birds Pertaining to v 376-7-.S-g 
 
 Baptists in iii 487-8-9-9(1-1 -2 
 
 iv 163 
 
 Banking History of i 469- 70-4-5, 4,S(-3- 
 
 4-6.516,522 
 
 Climatic Conditions of v 44-5 
 
 vi 507 
 
 ■Oongr<rgationalism in iii 473-4 
 
 Constitutional History of v 415,421 
 
 Church of England in ii 352-9,378,383, 
 
 .» 16,401,427, 
 
 4,-\.1-4 
 iii 212 
 iv 163 
 
 Elections held in v 469 
 
 liducalioiial Development in. .. . iv 250-5,262,274, 
 
 29q, 301, 302-5, 
 
 .i'.^, 524-5.. w'^-g 
 
 iii 212,222,270-3, 
 
 490-.I 
 
 ii 271-2-3 
 
 "Fisheries cT v 526-7-8 
 
 "Geological Conditions of v 42-3 
 
 Intert-olonial Railway and ii 75-,S-9-8o- 1-3-5-6- 
 
 7,91-2, 1 16-17-18 
 
 Indians of i 24!-3,262, 270, 1 
 
 Inter-I'rovincial Trade of i 325-6-7-8,331-2-4 
 
 Judicial .System of vi 3ci9,4u2 
 
 Journalism of v i82-3-4,i9^, 223-,j 
 
 LivL- .Slock in v 72-3-4-7-8 
 
 Labour Laws in vi 261 
 
 T.egal ICducalion in vi 376 
 
 Laws of vi 411-13 
 
 Literature of v 1 20-8, 177, 181 
 
 94 
 
TOPICAI, INDEX. 
 
 Volume rnpe 
 
 Legislative Council of v 446-7,450- 1 
 
 Mines and Minerals of iii 367-8, 386-9, ,^95-6, 
 
 39S,4cii-2, 422-5-6, 
 
 434-7-9. 457-S-9- 
 60-3 
 
 Mining Laws of iii 413 
 
 Masonry in vi 271-2 
 
 Municipal System of v 463 
 
 vi 24S 
 Methodist Chutcli in ii 255, 267, 271,300, 
 
 319 
 „ . . 'V 163 
 
 Orangeism in vi 320 
 
 Officials of i ,S4.5 
 
 •■'■ -133,514 
 i'i 3''5 
 
 V 296-7 
 
 „. . , VI 302,314,320,457 
 
 Physical Geography of vi 510-n 
 
 Presbyterianisni in' iv 30- 1 -2-3-4-5-6-S-9, 
 
 4o,iS9, 163 
 
 Railways in ii 230 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 467,473,535-7, 
 
 .S14 
 
 iv 1C3 
 
 Rel)ellion of 1S37 and iii 6S-9 
 
 Ship-huilding in. . iii 313-15 
 
 Steam Sea-going Tonnage of ... . iii 346 
 
 Steam Navigation in iii 308-9 
 
 Timber Resources and Interests 
 
 of V 5ir-i4-i5-i8 
 
 Tariff in 1861 of i 332 
 
 Ontario, Province of : 
 
 .■\griculture in v 34,40.90-1-2 
 
 Animal.s Pertaining to v 3'-o-[-2-3 
 
 Art and Arlists in iv 3 (7,352,3605. 
 
 377..i!^'.3^)''i-7-'^-9- 
 4f)o- I -4-5-6-7-8-9- 
 10 
 
 Birds Pertaining to v 351-8,361-5 
 
 Baptists in iii 4^8-9,493-4 
 
 iv 163 
 
 Banking History of i 454-7.4'"'-i-2 3- 
 
 7,470-1-4-5,480- 
 3-4-5-6-7,493-4, 
 ,505-6,516-17, 
 522-3 
 
 Clergy Reserves Question in iii 136, i66 
 
 Congregationalism in iii 4-u 
 
 Climate of vi 505-6 
 
 Church of England in ii 327,335,383-4, 
 
 39^-6-7,403, 416- 
 
 17. 427,43'-2.122' 
 5 133-4 
 iv 1 113 
 Educational Development in ... . iii I'lij, i87,25;!-5, 
 
 2 .9-7o-4-N,.;93-4, 
 iv 160, I, So, 101.240,. 
 29i-6,.;oS-9- 10-14, 
 3? 1-4-5-6-9.343-4 
 
 V 2,?,()4-5-6 
 Elections Held in v 460 
 
 Fenian Invasion of iv ;25-6,4,5;o 1-2-3 
 
 Fisheries of v 527-8-9 
 
 Indiansof i 206,214-1718- 
 
 19,240-1,2503, 
 
 270- 1-2-6-7, 2 So 
 
 Inter-Provincial Trade of i 325-6-7 
 
 Judicial System and Laws of. ... vi J43,456 
 Journalism of v 187,100.2-39,202, 
 
 227-8-(), 230 
 
 Labour Laws in vi 256- 7-S 
 
 Live Stock in v ■;3-4-5-6-7-S 
 
 Legal Education in vi ,V77-8 
 
 Literature of v 117,135,168-9- 
 
 70-6 
 Loyalist Settlers of i 104-14-15-19 
 
 95 
 
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 I^ines and Minerals of iii 
 
 Mining T,aws of iii 
 
 Masonry in vi 
 
 Municij)al vS;. sU*ni of v 
 
 Rlelhoclist Church in ii 
 
 iv 
 
 Musical Development in iv 
 
 •Oranj;i'isni in vi 
 
 Officials of li 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Productions of v 
 
 Physical Geo>i;raphy of v 
 
 vi 
 
 Progress of v 
 
 Pioneer Conditions in v 
 
 Preshyterianism in iv 
 
 Rebellion of 1837 in iii 
 
 Religion in v 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 
 
 iv 
 
 Railways in ii 
 
 Steam Navigation in iii 
 
 Transportation Development of . v 
 Timber Resources and Interests 
 of V 
 
 Trade Pioneers in i 
 
 War of 1812 and i 
 
 Orange Order, Loyal : 
 
 Howell, Sir Mackenzie, and vi 
 
 Canadian Organization of vi 
 
 Grand Lodge of Qntario East in. vi 
 Grand Lodge of New Brunswick 
 
 in vi 
 
 Grand Officers cl vi 
 
 Irish Origin of vi 
 
 Manitoban Historv and Progress 
 
 of vi 
 
 Progress of vi 
 
 Objects of vi 
 
 Ornithology, Canadian : 
 
 Hritish Columbia Division of . . . . v 
 
 Classification Systems and v 
 
 Ducks and v 
 
 Eagles and v 
 
 Habits of Birds in v 
 
 Miscellaneous Orders of v 
 
 Manitoba Division of v 
 
 Maritime Provinces Division of., v 
 Owls and v 
 
 Ontario Division of v 
 
 Pigeons and v 
 
 Quebec Division of v 
 
 Study of V 
 
 Writers upon v 
 
 Ottawa, City of ; 
 
 History of v 
 
 Location and Origin of v 
 
 Mayors of v 
 
 Progress of v 
 
 Statistics of v 
 
 96 
 
 .•57l--l..'<9"-t-5-6- 
 
 7,4')l-2,430-I-2- 
 
 .V.S,-l37-H-q,454- 
 5-6-7-H-9-60- 1-2-3 
 
 414-15 
 272,280 
 4.SK,46l 
 249,255,281-5-6, 
 
 247-!^-9..V'o-8,3>7 
 1 8- 19-20 
 
 316-17 18-19-20 
 
 432-3-'l,5i4-i5 
 106,295-6 
 
 3'^2, 3>3->7 'S-'9 
 
 20,457 
 
 34 
 
 34-5 
 
 511-12 
 
 35 
 
 19 20-I-2-3-4-5-6, 
 
 90 
 
 32-4-5.41-2-3-4-5, 
 
 72-8,S3,i63 
 
 i9.36,5.S-<),69,73, 
 
 80,94, ia.-4 
 
 23 
 
 4r, 151-2,4(^6, 
 
 5.^--5-S.5'4-i5. 
 
 97!^' 32-6, 1 52 
 3004 
 
 37 
 
 511-12-13-14-16- 
 
 18 
 
 432-6-7-8,440-5, 
 
 451 
 158,171-5,180 
 
 226 
 
 267-S 
 316-17 
 
 3>S 
 
 268,317-18-19- 
 
 20-1 
 
 266-7 
 
 318.19 
 
 268. 2'0 
 269 
 
 3S4.5.6-7 
 
 .\Si-9 
 
 3.S3-4.3'^2-3,37S, 
 
 3«5-7 
 
 355-6,363,378,3^^6 
 
 352 
 
 352-3-4-5-6-7. 361 
 
 2-3-4 
 
 387-8 
 
 376-7-8-9 
 
 .\s6,36i-3,37S, 
 
 3S6-7 
 
 352-3-4-5-6-7-8, 
 
 361-2 
 
 355. .■^63,385 
 
 359.36<>i-2-3-4-5 
 
 35 1 -2-9-60-1 
 
 359-60-1-5 
 
 251-2-3 
 
 249-50-1 
 
 295 
 
 253-4 
 293 
 
TOI'ICAI. INDEX. 
 
 Vohiine Pny* 
 
 Parli'imentary Conimittees : 
 
 B iiikiiij; and Currency, 1841.... i 468-9 
 
 Bmkin},' and Currency, 1H69 i 474-5-6-7-8 
 
 Causes of tlie Kel)ellion of 1837.. ii 73,85 
 
 I'-inancial Depression, 1.S76 i 290-1,302-5-6-78 
 
 Hudson's Bay Navigation,, 1S84. iii 343-4 
 Hudson's Hay Company, (Im- 
 perial), 1S57 ii 22,47-8-9 
 
 Inler-Provineial Trade, 1883 1 334,325-6 
 
 Inte'-I'rovincial Trade, 1877... i 334 
 
 Inter-Colonial Trade, 1855 i 328-9,317,314 
 
 Insolvency Laws, 7S68 vi 355 
 
 Manufacturing Interests, 1S74. . i 395-6-7 
 
 Methodist Loyalty, 182S ii 298 
 
 Parliamentary Resolutions : 
 
 Anglin, Hon. T. W i 304 
 
 liecliard, I'rancois ii 204 
 
 Blake, Hon. Edward ii 198,204 
 
 Burpee, Hon. Isaac i 304 
 
 Cartier, vSir G. R ii 197-8 
 
 Cartwright, Sir R. J i 386-7 
 
 ii 199,204 
 
 Davies, Sir L. II i 3b'; 
 
 De Cosmos, Hon. A.... ii 201-2 
 
 Dorion, Sir A. A ii 197-8 
 
 Fisher, Hon. S. A vi 309 
 
 Foster, Hon. G. H i 386 
 
 vi 309-10 
 
 Gait, Sir A. T i 385 
 
 Huntington, Hon. L. S i 302,385 
 
 ii 175-6 
 
 Irving, AemHius i 302 
 
 Kirkpatiick, vSir G. A ii 201 
 
 Laurier, Sir W i 304 
 
 Mf.cdonald, Sir J. A i 302-3,385 
 
 Mackenzie, H( n. .■V i 303 
 
 ii 199,203-4 
 
 McCarthy, D' Alton i 388 
 
 McDouKall, Hon. W ii 53-4 
 
 Merrill, Hon. W. H i 345 
 
 Jljrris, Hon. Wdliam iii 157 
 
 Ncrtjuay, Hon. Ji-im ii 209-10 
 
 Oliver, T' nias i 301 
 
 Orton, G T i 303 
 
 Plumb, Hon. J. Ii ii 201-2 
 
 Ross, Hon. G. W ii 202 
 
 vi 308 
 
 Schultz, Sir J. C vi 308 
 
 Tilley, Sir S. L i 517 
 
 Tupper, Sir Charles ii 201-2-3-4 
 
 Wood, Hon. E. B ii 199 
 
 Patents : 
 
 Canadian Inventions and vi 368-9 
 
 Lfj'i.slation Regarding vi 365 
 
 Legal Decisions Regarding vi 367-8 
 
 Origin of vi 364 
 
 OHie? for .Vdniinislralion of vi 367 
 
 Regulations Concerning vi 365-6 
 
 Statistics of vi 367 
 
 J'ostal Service : 
 
 Description of vi 517 
 
 External Countries and vi 523-4 
 
 History of . vi 519-20-1-2 
 
 Imperial Penny Postage and vi 526 
 
 Regulations of vi 524-25 
 
 Tran.sactions of vi 524 
 
 Presbyterianisn), Canadian : 
 
 Burgher and Anti-Burgher 
 
 Sections of iv 31,99 
 
 British Columbia Mission Work 
 
 for iv 46 
 
 Church of Scotland and iv 20-1-2, 33-4-5, 4^- 
 
 6.58, 73-4-5-6-7-8- 
 
 9.S3-5-6-7.909. 
 
 103 
 
 Clergy Reserves and iv 34,75 
 
 Canada Presbyterian Church and iv 36,45,58,70,85-6- 
 
 7.91-9 
 
 97 
 

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 Doctrines of iv i9-2(>.v-t-5-6,63- 
 
 6-7-8-9,7o-i 
 
 Early Conditions of . . iv 7J-3 
 
 Educational Work of iv 3^', 47,•4-5-6,6I,75- 
 <',9c)-5-7•9 
 
 First Presbytery Meeting; of iv 30-1,99 
 
 Free Church Synod of Nova 
 
 Scotia and iv 2''), 34,40,79,80,9^ 
 
 Free Church Secession and iv :'.3-4, 33-4-5, 44. 
 
 77-8-9; 99 
 French Evangelization Work for iv 47-8, 56-7-8-9, 60- 
 
 1-2,99 
 Glasgow Colonial Society anil. . . iv 33-4,88,99, 103 
 
 General Union of 1S75 and iv 37,60,85-6-7, 100 
 
 History of iv 29,37-8,48,98-9, 
 
 100 
 
 Huguenots in Canada and iv 29,30,53-4-5-6,93 
 
 Indian Mission Work of iv 48,51-2 
 
 Macdonnell Ecclesiastical Trial 
 
 and iv ioo-i-2 
 
 Manitoba Mission Work of. ... iv 45-6, 50-1-2, 83-4- 
 
 5,97 
 Missionary Work of iv 35-6, 40-5-6, 94-5- 
 
 7-9-100 
 Pan-Presbyterian Council and. . . iv 97-8, 100 
 Pioneers of iv 29-30-2-8-9-40-1- 
 
 2-3-4-5-9 
 Polity of iv 21-2-3-4-5-6, 63-4- 
 
 . 5-6 
 
 Progress of iv 94-5 
 
 Presbyterian Church of Caii.-ida 
 
 (Free Church) and iv 22-3, 34-5-6, 44-7, 
 
 80-2,96,103 
 Presbyterian Church of Lower 
 
 Provinces and iv 26,35,40,79,80-3- 
 
 6-7,99,103 
 Presbyterian Church of the 
 
 Mariliine Provinces and iv 35,85-6-7, loo 
 
 Presbyterian Church of Nova 
 
 Scotia and iv 7'^,3i-5-9,4o,;9,, 
 
 80,99 
 Presbyterian Church of New 
 
 Brunswick and iv 34-5,99 
 
 Presbytery of Stamford and iv 35,44,99 
 
 Red River Settlement and iv 45-9-50,99 
 
 Statistics of iv 32-5-6-7, 46-7-S, 
 
 61,71,87,94-5,161- 
 
 2-3-4 
 
 Training of Ministers for iv 35 
 
 United Secession Cluircli .ind. . . iv 234-5,44.103 
 
 United Presl)yterian Church and iv 25-6,35-0,47,80-2 
 
 Union of Synods in v 25-6,31-2-4-5-67, 
 
 40-3,901 
 
 Works ■ 'f Reference upon iv 102-3 
 
 Yukon Mission Work of iv 46 
 
 Prince Kilward Island : 
 
 Agricultural Conditions ill v 41-2-4-6,87-8 
 
 Agricultural Products of v 46-7 
 
 Baiitists in iv 164 
 
 Climatic Conditions of v 45 
 
 vi 5<'7 
 
 Constitutional History of v 431-4 
 
 Church of England in ii 356-7-8,416,428, 
 
 433 
 
 iv 164 
 
 Elections Held in v 469 
 
 Educational Development in ... . ii 472-3 
 
 iii 235-6,278 
 
 Fisheries of v 527-8 
 
 Inter-Provincial Trade of i 331-3-4 
 
 Indians of i 270-1 
 
 Judicial System lof v 406 
 
 ^ive Stock in v 72-3-4-7-8 
 
 Labour Laws in vi 26 1 
 
 Laws of vi 406,410 
 
 Legislative Council of v 448 
 
 Masonry in vi 280 
 
 Methodist Church in ii 2^9,271,2)7 
 
 iv 164 
 
 9S 
 
NTHY. 
 
 iige 
 
 •4-5-6,63- 
 
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 TOPICAI, INDKX. 
 
 Volume 
 
 Page 
 
 Orangeistn in vi 320 
 
 Officials of ii 514 
 
 vi 3"2.3 '4,320,458 
 
 Presbyterianisni in iv 35,164 
 
 Reciprocity ami v 431-3 
 
 Roman Calholic Church in ii 469-70-1-2-3 
 
 iv 164 
 
 Steam Navigation in iii 310-312 
 
 Steau; Sea-goiiifj Tonnage of. .. . iii 346 
 Timber Resources and Interests 
 
 of V 511-14-16 
 
 Tariff in 1861 of i 332 
 
 rrohibition and Temperance : 
 Constitutional Discussions Re- 
 garding vi 
 
 Dunkin Act and vi 
 
 Kiirly License Systems and vi 
 
 Foster, Mr. G. E., and vi 
 
 Hou.se of Commons and vi 
 
 Laurier, vSir W., and vi 
 
 McCartliy Act and vi 
 
 Provincial Legislation Regarding, vi 
 
 Plebiscites upon vi 
 
 Reports of Royal Commission 
 
 upon vi 
 
 Ross, Mr. G. W., and vi 
 
 Statistics and vi 
 
 Scott Act and vi 
 
 Quebec Act, The : 
 
 Address to King George Regard- 
 ing 
 
 Burke, Edmund, and 
 
 Complaints against 
 
 Debate in Commons upon 
 
 Effect of 
 
 Hey, Chief Justice, and 
 
 Investigation by Conmions of. . . 
 
 Maryott's Report upon 
 
 Mansfield's Judgment upon 
 
 Masseres, Baron, and 
 
 Modification of Proposed 
 
 Origin of 
 
 Provisions of 
 
 Referred to v 
 
 Repeal of Proposed 
 
 Treaties Affecting 
 
 Thurlow's Report upon 
 
 Wedderburn's Report upon 
 
 <2uebec, City of : 
 
 History of v 
 
 Improvements in v 
 
 Mayors of v 
 
 Statistics of v 
 
 Quebec, Province of : 
 
 Area of vi 
 
 Agricultural Conditions in i 
 
 V 
 
 Animals Pertaining to v 
 
 Art and Artists in iv 
 
 American Revolution and i 
 
 ii 
 Benefits following Cession of . . . i 
 
 Birds Pertaining to v 
 
 Baptists in iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Banking History of , 
 
 British Legislation and. 
 
 Ill 
 v 
 
 VI 
 
 Church Influence upon vi 
 
 359-60I 
 
 359 
 
 35«-9 
 
 309-10 
 
 307-8-9,360-2 
 
 363 
 
 308-9, 360- 1 
 
 359-60-2 
 
 312,363 
 
 310-11-12 
 30S 
 311-12 
 360-1 
 
 129 
 
 127 
 
 '36-7 
 
 127 
 
 125 
 
 1 2 1-2 4-5 
 
 126 
 
 131 
 
 135 
 
 1 2 1 -4-5-6-8 
 
 126 
 
 1 20- 1 -3 
 
 123-4 
 
 396,447,454.473 
 124 
 
 13 1 -2-3.4 
 
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 '30 
 
 241-2-3-4-5 
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 27 
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 48-9,50-1-2,89,90 
 
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 .^53-9,373-7,399. 
 
 41)1-2-3-6-7-8-9 
 
 92-3-8, 102 
 
 516-18 
 
 i,St>-4 
 
 361-2-3-4-5 
 
 4«H-9,492-3 
 
 163 
 
 452-4. 461-4,470-2 
 
 4-5, 480-2-4-6-7-8, 
 
 493-4,505-6,516- 
 
 17-19.520-2-3 
 
 120,147 
 
 137-S 
 396,447.8,454-5, 
 
 473 
 24-,s,94,i96 
 
 27-8-9,3f,i9S-9, 
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 99 
 
! 
 
 I 
 
 CANADA : AN BNCYCLOPi^niA OF THK COlt,\T.«V. 
 
 Volume I'sge 
 
 Climate of v 52 
 
 vi 5<>6-7 
 
 Classes in i 72-3, M.'-g 
 
 Churcli of Hitglaiid in ii 3,^6, i,si, 415,4 J7r 
 
 '423-4. 4W-4 
 
 Coiij^>rcj;ationiilisin in it' 4r)9-7r-i-2-5-9 
 
 Cusloins of the reoplr of i 151-2-3 
 
 Kducatiotml Develop! aeut in. .. . i 151 
 
 iii i8-<,2ii, 249-50-5, 
 
 2ft9. 492-3 
 iv i.Si,Hj<i,24l-9,aH5 
 29<)-7-«,3oi-5,3li- 
 12,324-5,330-6 
 vi 27 -.S 
 Early History and Conditiona of i .17,76,120,147-8, 
 
 154 
 
 V 241-6,264-5-6-7 
 vi i.Sy, U)'i,207-H 
 
 I'Uections Held in v 469 
 
 I'enian Invasion of iv 426-7,433-4,496- 7" 
 
 Fisheries of , '■ 527-S 
 
 French and Kn^jlisli Trea.i s 
 
 Affecting i 70-1-2, iji-,' 
 
 French Seltleinent of i 47,60,72-3 
 
 French Wars in and Around .... i 61-70 
 
 Fiscal History of i 2.S5-6,320 
 
 Indians of i ,^1-9,209-10-11-18, 
 
 256 7,262,270-1-7, 
 
 a8o 
 Intercolonial Railway r.nd ii 74-5-6-7-8-9, 8o-j- 
 
 6-7^ii6-7-S 
 
 Inter-I'rovincial Trade of i 325-6-7 
 
 Judicial System of vi 382-8 
 
 Jouriialisin of v 147-'^, 152-3-4,165,. 
 
 184-5-6,193,224- 
 
 5-6 
 
 Labour Laws in vi 259 
 
 Laws of i 152 
 
 vi 389,398 
 
 Live Stock in v 72-3-4-5-7-8 
 
 Legal ICducalion in vi 375-6 
 
 Legislative Council of v 447-8 
 
 Literature of. i 153 
 
 V i36,l46-7,i65-7-» 
 Loyalt v of i 1 49 
 
 ii 516,523-4-7 
 
 MaTinfactures of i 148 
 
 Masonry in vi 271 
 
 Municipal System of v 452-8 
 
 Musical Development in iv 386,39i-2-3.4 
 
 Methodi-st Church in ii 281-5,308-9 
 
 iv 163 
 
 Mining Laws of iii 413-14 
 
 Mines and Minerals of iii 368,370,397-8, 401 
 
 422-5-6, 432-3-7-8- 
 9-40,457-8-9,460-1 
 0£Bcials of i 70-3 
 
 ii 433-4>5i4-i5 
 iii 366 
 v 106, 296 
 vi 3'3-iS-i6,32o,457 
 
 Orangeism in vi 320 
 
 Political History of v 407 
 
 vi 24,31,196,212, 
 296,30a 
 
 Political Progress in vi 26 
 
 Productions of vi 27 
 
 Physical Geography of vi 5 1 1 - 1 2 
 
 Presbyterianism in iv 29,30-2,41-7-8, 53,. 
 
 62,163 
 
 Place Names of i 195-68,203 
 
 Rebellion of 1837 in iii 37,54, 73-9, 108 
 
 no 
 Roman Catholic Church in ii 4^S,503,5i4,53a- 
 
 7-8,543-6-7>552 
 iv 163 
 St. Jean Baptiste Association of., vi 315-16 
 Seigneurial Tenure in iii 1 19, 135 
 
 100 
 
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 ige 
 
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 I, 249-5o-5i. 
 
 .,241-9.2-5 
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 >33-4.49tT 
 
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 J20 
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 262,270 1-7, 
 
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 ?o. 397-8,401 
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 TOl'ICAI. INDl'.X. 
 
 VoliMllP PflK' 
 
 Rtennt NnviRntion in iii 29.S-9,3oo 
 
 Ship-lmildiiin ill iii 315-18 
 
 Steiiiii Seii-j;oiiiK Tonimjjf of. . . . iii 346 
 
 SoviTei^fii Coutiiil in i 7" 
 
 TiinlKT Rf soiuTf.s iiiiil Iiitfifs.ts. v 51 i-i3-i4-i5-'6- 
 
 IS 
 
 Trade I'ioneers in i 432-5-7-8,44o-4, 
 
 4,S'>-i 
 
 Viclorin Hri(lK<-' nnd ii !32.6 
 
 War of i8ia and i 16 •2-7-8-9,179, 
 
 181-3-5-9 
 
 ii 521-2-3 
 Rii Iwavs, Canadian : 
 
 ^ccid 'Mt.s itpoii ii 231,243 
 
 Pusii-Bsof ii 231 
 
 Capitilof ii 235 
 
 Cost if ii 237 
 
 Dejia tnu'iitnl OoviTiiiiient of . . . ii 230 
 
 V'inaiical Methods of ii 232-3-4 
 
 Sovernmettt Sulisidii-s to ii 235-S-9-40 
 
 Horn's and ii 237 
 
 Iii(U')tediiess for ii 238-g 
 
 Mis.ellatieons ii 230-2-3-4 
 
 Mi'i'Sfje of ' ii 226 
 
 Opi-MiiiiK of , ii 232-3-4 
 
 PiDj^ress (if. ii 237 
 
 rioMfff Dcvdopi 'iMit of ii 225-6 
 
 I'rivv Couiuil .\riliorily Over. . . ii 226-7-8-9-30,?4I 
 
 Royal Coiniiiissi'in on ii 24^ 
 
 Rales' Coniiniss'on and ii 243 
 
 Sunday TrafTic ind ii 243 
 
 Railways, Mi^ct'llaneous : 
 Hmokvilie and Ottawa (Canada 
 
 Central) ii 148, 159, 161,23* 
 
 linffalo and l,ake Huron . ii 126-9, 149,233 
 
 Cliaiiii)lain and St. Lawrence ... ii 104-5-6 
 
 Canada Southern .*.. ii 121,147-8,150, 
 
 I 231-7 
 
 Credit Valley 1... ii 149,161,231 
 
 Calvary and I'Mnionton. ...... ii 161,237 
 
 Crow's Nest I'ass Line '. ii 217-18 
 
 Canada Atl intic ;i 231-7 
 
 Poniinic \ Atlantic ii 231-7 
 
 Hainillc,. ai.d Xortli-We^iern. . . i' 142-5 
 
 Montreal and .Xtlantic ii 2^1-7 
 
 Midland li 110,147-8,150-1-2 
 
 Manitoba and Nortli-We stern. . . ii 2317 
 
 North Shore ii 
 
 Northern Pacific ii ?io-it-:4,22I, 
 
 23.6-7 
 
 New Brnnswiok Line ii 162 233 
 
 Nova Scotia Line ii 23< -3 
 
 Ontario, Simcoe and Huron i 14,), 150 
 
 Prescott and Ottawa ii 147-8, 232 
 
 Quebec Central ii 231 
 
 Red River Valley ii 2 10- 11 
 
 St. Lawrence and Atlantic ii 102-4-5-6, 115- 1& 
 
 19-20-6,234 
 
 St. Paul and Manitoba ii 215 
 
 Wellington, Grey and Bruce. . .. ii 149,233 
 Railway, Grand Trunk, (See 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway) 
 
 Railway, Canadian Pacific, (See 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway) 
 
 Railway, Intercolonial, (See 
 
 Intercolonial Railway) 
 
 Rebellion of 1S37-8 in Lower 
 
 Canada, The : 
 Administration of Lord Durham 
 
 and iii 43,99, 100 
 
 A<lininistration of Lord Gosford 
 
 and iii 3,43,78 
 
 Causes of iii 37-8,45-6-7-8-9, 
 
 50,94-5-6 
 Imperial Government's Policy 
 
 Regarding ". iii 74-5-6-7,95 
 
 Loyalist View of iii 46-7-8-9,50 
 
 Montreal Street Conflict iii 40 
 
 101 
 
 
CANAIIA ; AN HNCYCLOP^DIA OP TlIK COI'NTRY. 
 
 
 Voliiinr l'n((» 
 
 Ninety-two Resolutions iiml iii 39,45-6,108 
 
 Progress of St (lilion and iii 38-9,4u 
 
 I'lvpitifHu's Clmrncter unci In- 
 
 fl..(iue in iii 39, l"-2-3, 108-9 
 
 Prof^ress of Revolt and iii 40-1 -a, i"9 
 
 Position of thu Governors Bhd. . iii 74-5-'i- 7-8-9 
 
 Policy of Sir J. Colhorne and ... iii 4",97-'<,67 
 
 Referred to iii 30, 1 24 
 
 iv 501 
 
 Roman Catholic Church and ii 5J4-5-'>-7 , 
 
 iii 42 
 
 Racial Condition* of iii 47-8-9,50-1-2-3-4, 
 
 73-4-.5 
 Treatment of Reliel Prisoners 
 
 and iii 44, 109-10 
 
 Works of Reference upon iv 491 
 
 Rebellion of 1837 in U])per 
 Ciiiiada, The : 
 
 Adnniiistrators Prior to iii 20-1-2-3-4-5-6-7, 
 
 80-1-2-3-4,96-7 
 Administration of Sir J. Colborne 
 
 ami iii 28-9,801,97-8 
 
 Administration of Sir K. Bond 
 
 Head and iii 29,30-3-4,55-6-7- 
 
 9-6.'), 1-2-3-4-5-8, 
 72, 81-2-3-4-6-7-8- 
 9,90-1-2-3-4-7, 
 101-3-7-8,115 
 
 Atpericau Agressions and iii 60- 1-2-3-4-5-6 
 
 Armed Action in iii 31-5.59.611.84-5-6- 
 
 7 '^-9. V'-'- 2-3 -4 
 British Politicians and iii 29,78,9-4-5-6,110- 
 
 11-12-13 
 Conditions Precetding iii 20-1-2-3-4-5-6-7, 
 
 79, ,S,.- 1, 94-5 
 
 Executive Council and iii 21-2,30-3,81-2 
 
 Gourlay's Career and iii 25-6, i(x)-i-2 
 
 Grievances Alleged for iii 22-3-4-5-6-7, 55-6- 
 
 7-,S, 101 
 Iniperial Government's PositionJ 
 Towards iii 29, 30-3-6,55-6-7- 
 
 8, 79,, So- 1 
 
 Ivoynli.sts part in defeating iii 19,20-3 
 
 Loyalty of Maritime Provinces., iii 66-7-8-9 
 Mackenzie's Navy Island Pro- 
 clamation and iii 69,70-1 
 
 Mackenzie's Influence upon iii 26-7,33-4,55-6-7- 
 
 8,102,3 
 Position of Lieutenant-Governor 
 
 during iii 26-7-9, 3"-5,55-6-7 
 
 Reform Party and iii 22-6,55-6 
 
 Republicanism and iii 2236-9,30-3-5, 
 
 69,70-1-2,85 
 
 Rebel Proclamations and iii 72 
 
 Responsible Government and. . . iii 28,3^ 
 Radical Party Kvolution during, iii 26,30-3,80-1 
 Reformers' Declaration of P.ights 
 
 and iii 33,55-6-7-8-9,85 
 
 Sedition Develops toward iii 3;, 52-6-7-8, 76,80- 
 
 I 
 Tory Party Organization and ... . iii 22-3-6,73-4-5-6-7 
 
 8-9,80-1-2-3-4-5 
 
 United Slates Policy and iii 59,60-1-2-3-4-5-6 
 
 Works of Reference upon i v 491 
 
 Rebellon of 1869-1870 : 
 
 Dominion Government's Position 
 
 and i V 4S4-5 
 
 Indians and iv 483 
 
 Macdougall's entry as Gover- 
 nor Opposed i v 440, 492 
 
 Mission of Donald A. Smith iv 4.;2, 484-5-6-7 
 
 Murder of Tlinmas Scott ' v 442,485-6.; 
 
 Origin of the Trouble iv 436-9,503 
 
 Policy of Louis Riel iv 440-1 
 
 Progress of the Rebellion iv 441 
 
 Riel's Chan .ter and Career iv 445,455 
 
 Riel's Proclamations iv .t.Si-2-3 
 
 Reference Works upon iv 491-4 
 
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 Dr. Schultz Opposes Riel iv 441-2,499,500 
 
 Wolseley Iiurd utul iv 443,456..s,479. 
 
 „ , „• , cc 480-1; 494. 5"3.536 
 
 Rebellion of 1.S85 : 
 
 Alberta I'ield l-'orce iv 529-530-1 
 
 Bailie of l-'ish Creek iv 523-4;5i5-i6 
 
 Itttlllc of Ilatoche iv 525-6-7,48.8,516- 
 
 17 
 
 Battle of Cut Knife Hill iv 52.S-9 
 
 I'innl Military MovetueiiU ill. . . iv 532-3 
 
 Half-breeds and iv 475-6-8,519 
 
 History of iv 5<>4 5.S '9.536 
 
 Indians' Connection with iv 477-8,519 
 
 Mi'ldlcton, Sir Kred, a.s Coni- 
 
 inander in iv 458-9,460-1-2-3, 
 
 519..S,U 
 
 Origin and Canses of iv 474-5,502-3-4 
 
 Reference WorkH upon iv 4</'- 1 
 
 Riel'.s Trial and Hxeculion iv 535 
 
 Troops Engaged in i^ 520-2-3-5-7-8, 534- 
 
 5 
 Williams, (Colonel A. T. H.) at 
 
 Haloche iv 487-8,516-17 
 
 Religious Denominations and 
 Societi-'S, Miscellaneous: 
 African Methodi'.t-Kpiscopul 
 
 Church iv 135-6 
 
 Advfiitists iv 161-5 
 
 British Methodist-Hpiscojiul 
 
 Church iv 136-7 
 
 Brotherhood of St. Andrew iv 159-60 
 
 Chrislian Endeavour Societies . . iv 130-1-2 
 Chrislian Science in Canada. . .. iv 137-.S-9-40 
 
 Christadelphians in Canada iv 152-3-4 
 
 Christian Association iv 15.S-9 
 
 Disciples of Christ iv 156-7-8 
 
 Evangelical Association iv I25-6-7-.S, 161 
 
 Epwoith League iv 132-3-4-5 
 
 Tree Christian Baptist iv 110-11 
 
 Jews and Judaism in Canad.i. . . iv 145-6-7-8-9-50- 
 
 1-2,161 
 
 Lutluranism iv 117-18-19,161 
 
 Moravian Church iv 107-8-9-10 
 
 Mennoniles in Manitolia iv 140-1-2-3-4-5 
 
 Mornionism in Canada iv 161-2 
 
 New Ji-rusalem Church iv 121-2-3 
 
 Quakers in Canada iv 154-5 
 
 Uiformed Episcopal Church... iv 111-12 
 
 Salvation Army in Canada iv 113-14,161 
 
 Tunkers iv 166 
 
 United Brethren in ("hrist iv 1 19-20-1 
 
 Unitarian Movement in Canada, iv 128-9-30,161 
 
 Upper Canada Bible Society iv 16.1.5 
 
 Umversalists in Canada iv 161-5 
 
 Younjj Men's Christian Associ- 
 ations iv 1 23-4-5 
 
 Riel Question : 
 
 Chnpleau, Sir J. A. Deals with. . vi 296-7.8.9,300-1-2 
 
 I )auj,'t'rs of vi 207-8,301-2 
 
 ( )rij,'in of vi 298-9,300 
 
 Roman Catholic Church in 
 Canada : 
 
 .\poslolic Delegates to ii 546-7 
 
 liritish Authorities and i 92, 1 22-3-4-6-7-8- 
 
 9-30 
 ii 452-7-8.469,497-8- 
 9,500,516-17, 
 
 523-4 
 British Treaties and i 131-2-3 
 
 ii 452,497 
 
 Bishops of i! 456-7-8-9-60-1-2-8 
 
 470-1, 493-4-5-6-7- 
 
 8-9,500-1-2-3-4-5- 
 
 6-7-8-9-10-11-12- 
 
 13-14-15-16-17, 
 
 527-8-9-30-1-2-3- 
 
 , .. 4-5-6-7.547-« 
 
 Chanties of 11 465,494-6,501 
 
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 J \ 
 
 I 
 
 CANADA: AN KNCYCtOPifiDIA Ol- TIIK COUNTRY. 
 
 Vo'uiiR* 1^-tRt* 
 
 Cler>;y ResiTves and iii 164-5 
 
 Doclriiies of . ii 465, 4/5, (Sy 
 
 .^•Mucation iiiul ii 463.4; j 3,40-91 
 
 5o"i-6,5ri-i3, 529, 
 532-3-4-6-CS-9-40 
 
 Kcclesiastical Councils :!nil ii 5S2 
 
 German Iinnii^iauts ami '' 460 
 
 Indians and ii 443, 4=; 1,467-8-9, 
 
 4S«,4yi-2-3.5"4-5- 
 9-10 
 
 lustitutiuiis of ii /63, 472-3, 495-6-7, 
 
 5(X)-i-2-6. 511-13, 
 
 533-7-''<,54-'<-9-5"-" 
 
 Irish Iniin'ijraiits and ii 461-6 
 
 In Trencii Cmada ii 443,451, 4S-, 497, 
 
 514-15-16-17, 523- 
 
 4.57 
 In Ontario ii 452,466,514,532- 
 
 3-4-5-«,54" 
 In Maritime Provinces ii 46;, 473,514-15, 
 
 5.Vi-6-7-S 
 
 In Quebec ii 4^8,503,5 14- 1 5- 
 
 16-17-18,523-5-6- 
 7-«-9-3"-i-7-«. 
 543-4-5-6-7 «-9- 
 50-1 
 la Manitoba and tlic North- West ii 5(4, 510-14, 53S-9- 
 
 40 
 In British Columbia ii 5ii'-ii-i2-i3-i4- 
 
 15,53^ 
 
 Jesuits and ii 443,451-9,468-9, 
 
 491-2,504-5,516- 
 
 17,52!^ 
 Loyalty of ii 498-9,5fx),5i7-iS, 
 
 52 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 
 Missionary Work of ii 504-5-6-7-S-9-10- 
 
 II 
 " Mandements " of ii 5i7-i,S,52i-2--^-5- 
 
 6-7-S 
 Numbers of ii 455-6.41)3,471, 
 
 501,538.551 
 Origin of ii 443,45-2,467, 
 
 488,491-2-3-4-5 
 Pioneer Conditions of li 443-4-5-6-7-8-9- 
 
 5o-9,48S,5u6-7 
 Pioneers of ii 443-4-5-7-8, 456-7- 
 
 8-9,4t,7-S-9 4,S8, 
 
 491-2,504-5-0,510- 
 
 11-12 
 
 Priest's Position i'l ii 463-4 
 
 Press ami ii 543-4-5-6 
 
 Progrtr.ss of ii 461-3,471-2-3,501, 
 
 511-13,528,53,^, 
 
 551 
 
 iii i,'",9-6o 
 
 State and ii 54 1 -2-3 
 
 Statistics of iv 161-4 
 
 Scotch Inunigraiits ami ii 457-8,470 
 
 Works of Reterence on ii 551-2 
 
 Wealth and Projvjrty of ii 548-9 
 
 Hoyal Colonial Inslitutf ; 
 
 I'inances of vi 40 
 
 Origin of vi 3S-9 
 
 Objects of vi 38,.to 
 
 Officials of vi 38-9-40 
 
 Royal Society of Canada : 
 
 Character of v 213-14,219 
 
 Early Meiiil)ersliip of v 212-13 
 
 Founders of v 212 
 
 Objects of V 212-19 
 
 Present Membershi]) of v 214-15-16 
 
 Referred to i 26, (2 
 
 ii 95 
 Transactions of v 21617-13 
 
 Seigneurial Tenure in Lower 
 Canada : 
 Agitation against iii 1 34-5 
 
 104 
 
w 
 
 TOPICAI, INUKX. 
 
 Volume PaRC 
 
 Conditions under iii 126-7-8,131-2 
 
 Legislative Proposals for Aboli- 
 tion of iii 1 24 5-6 
 
 Nature of Tenure under iii 1 29, 130-1 
 
 (Irigiu of iii 119, ijo-i-a-j 
 
 Referred to v 396 
 
 Seigneurs of New France iii 121-2-7-8 
 
 Settlement of iii 126,135 
 
 Selkirk Settlement : 
 
 Boundaries of ii 44-5 
 
 Claims of ii 21-2 
 
 Kinigralion to ii 45 
 
 History of ii .14-5.59 
 
 iv 436 
 
 V 27.S-9 
 
 Organization of iii 233 
 
 Presbyterians in i v 45-9 
 
 Referred to i 263 
 
 ii 26,244,363-4,22 
 
 Struggles of ii 45,59 
 
 Sale of ii 22,45-7,59 
 
 Society for the Pi uigatioti of the : 
 Gospel, (S. P. G.j 
 Referred to ii 33 1-2, 340-2-7-8-9, 
 
 353-4-6,364-6-7. 
 385-6-7-8,4^6-7-9 
 
 434-5-6-7-9 
 iii 141,212, 225, 160, 
 
 213,504 
 iv 43-193.262-7-8, 
 
 Society for the Propng.ition of 
 Christian Knowledge, (S. P. 
 C. K. ) : 
 
 Referri-d to ii 354,366,388,426 
 
 iv 193,267-8 
 
 Society, Church Missionary, (C. 
 M, S. I : 
 Referred to ii 361-2-3-4-6-7,426 
 
 7-8 
 IV 51 
 
 South Africa : 
 
 Canadian Contingents and vi 30,292-3-4 
 
 Ottawa Conference of 1S94 and. . vi 74-5-6-7-8-9 
 
 Steam Navigation and Stoaniship 
 
 I, i lies : 
 
 Australasiaii'Liiie ii 29,164 
 
 iii 361 
 
 Allan Line ii 195 
 
 iii 308,350-1-2-6 
 
 China and Japan Line ii 29,1634,211-16 
 
 iii 308,360-1 
 
 Canadian Pacific Lake Line ii 163-4 
 
 Cunard Line iii ,^08,340,352-3-4 
 
 Dominion Line iii 298,354-5-6 
 
 Early Statistics of Canadian 
 
 Vessels iii 318-19 
 
 First Atlantic Steamer iii 308,340,1 
 
 Halifax Dock iii 309 
 
 Lake Ontario Coasting Traffic. . . iii 304 
 
 Niagara Navigation Company. . . iii 304 
 
 Ottawa Navigation Company. .. . iii 300-1-2 
 Pioneer Steamboats on the 
 
 Pacific iii 307-8 
 
 Pioneer Steamboats on the 
 
 Atlantic iii 30S-9-10-11 
 
 Pioneer Steamboats on the St. 
 
 Lawrence iii 298-0,322,357-8 
 
 Pioneer Steamboats m the 
 
 Ottawa iii 301 
 
 Pioneer Steamboats on Lake 
 
 Ontario iii 302-3,323 
 
 Pioneer Steamboats in Manitoba iii 304-7 
 
 Pioneer Conditions of Navigation iii 319-20-1-2-3 
 Prince Edward Island Winter 
 
 Ferry iii 311-12 
 
 105 
 
 ii-'i 
 
CANADA : AN BNCYCI,OPiEDIA OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 il 
 
 i ;, 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Referred to i .^99,409. 437. 4 13 
 
 8-9 
 
 ii 189 
 
 Richelieu Line iii 3<vi vs8,'6i-2 
 
 Ship-building in Nova Scotia. . . iii 313-14-15.357 
 
 Ship-building in Queliec iii 315-16-17-18 
 
 Teniperley-Ro3s Line iii 361 
 
 Tonnage Statistics of Canadian 
 
 Vessels ." iii 312,345-6-7-8.356 
 
 St. Jean Baptiste Association : 
 
 History of vi 315 
 
 Leaders and Presidents of vi 315-16 
 
 Objects of vi 315 
 
 St. John, City of : 
 
 History of v 256-7-8 
 
 Location and Origin of v 255 
 
 Mayors of v 297 
 
 Present Conditions in v 258-9 
 
 Statistics of v 298 
 
 Supreme Court of Canada : 
 
 Blake, Mr. Edward, and vi 339-40-1 
 
 Appeals to vi 334-5 
 
 Appeals from vi 336-7-8 
 
 Appeal Statistics of vi 338 
 
 Constitution of vi 334-5 
 
 Character of vi 341-2 
 
 Judicial Committee and vi 336-7-8-9-40-1 
 
 Judges of vi 342,457 
 
 Le^^al Opinion of vi 332-3-9-40-1 
 
 Macdonald, Sir J., and vi 332-3-9 
 
 Origin of vi 332-3-4 
 
 Telegraph Service : 
 
 Dwight, H. P., and vi 534 
 
 Extension and Character of vi 532-3 
 
 Gisborne, F. N., and vi 530-4 
 
 History of vi 530-1-2 
 
 Origin of vi 530 
 
 Statistics of vi 5325 
 
 Titles from the Crown : 
 
 Canadian I? ironc'ts vi 175 
 
 Canadians in the Imperial Privj' 
 
 Council vi 175 
 
 Canadian Knights Bachelor vi 176 
 
 Canadian Members of the 
 
 Peerage vi 1 75 
 
 Canada and the Order of St. 
 
 Michael and St. George vi 175-6-7 
 
 Canada and the Order of the 
 
 Bath vi 175-6-7 
 
 Lord Lome Describes Nature of vi 173 
 
 Sir Oliver Mowat Sjieaks of vi 174-5 
 
 Refusals of vi 1 73-4-5 
 
 Toronto, City of : 
 
 History of. v 2S7-S-9-90-1 
 
 Location of v 2S5-6 
 
 Mayors of v 295-6 
 
 OfiScials of V 293-4 
 
 Progress of v 202-3 
 
 Royal Visitor.s to v 2S7-9-90-X 
 
 Reference Works upon v 294 
 
 Statistics of v 298 
 
 Transportation, General : 
 
 Coaches ii 224 
 
 Competition of Railways and 
 
 Waterways iii 349-50 
 
 Continental Bonding Privilege 
 
 and ii 240-12 
 
 Hudson's Hay Route ii 235-6 
 
 Mail Carriers ii 224-5 
 
 Municipal Loan Fund and ii 238-9-40 
 
 Pioneer Conditions of Travel ii 223 
 
 Roads ii 223-4-5 
 
 Stages ii 224-5 
 
 Steamboats ii 224 
 
 Treaties Referred to : 
 
 Aix-la-Chapelle 1 38,71 
 
 106 
 
 
TOPICAI, INDEX. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Anglo-Russian ( 1825 ) ii 34 
 
 vi 107-8,129,134-s 
 
 Ashburton i 40 
 
 ii 77.93-4 
 
 vi 102-3,150 
 
 Berne Convention vi 80-1-3-6 
 
 Breda i 37, 70 
 
 Claytoii-Ruhver vi 149 
 
 Great Britain and Spain, (July 
 
 5, 1814) vi 132 
 
 Ghent i 40, 193 
 
 vi 99 
 
 Jay's Treaty of 1794 vi 102-3-6 
 
 Ivondon, (1803) vi 9S 
 
 London, (1818) i 193 
 
 ii 67 
 
 vi 99,102,121-2-3-4- 
 5-6,490 
 
 London, (1857) vi 491 
 
 Nootka Sound (Convention) 
 
 1790 vi 132 
 
 Oregon i 40 
 
 ii 43.70 
 
 vi 110,148,150 
 
 Paris (1763) i 38,69,71-2,120- 
 
 1-2,132 
 
 ii 45.397.452,497 
 
 iii 200 
 
 iv 56,3" 
 
 vi 196,471-8-9,485 
 
 .. vi 471,487,491 
 
 .. iii 131-2 
 
 .. i 38,64,70 
 
 ii 66 
 
 Paris (1814) 
 
 Quebec (Capitulation of). 
 Ryswick 
 
 Russo-American ( Convention of 
 
 1824) 
 
 Reciprocity 
 
 St. Germain-en-Laj-e 
 
 Susa 
 
 Utrecht . 
 
 Versailles (1783). 
 
 Washington (1871) . 
 
 Westminster 
 
 War-Ships on the Great Lakes. 
 
 United Empire Loyalists : 
 
 As Colonists 
 
 Address to George IIL by. 
 Associations of ( Modern ) . 
 
 Claims of. Settled 
 
 Character of 
 
 Grants of Land to 
 
 In the Rebellion of 1837, . 
 
 In the War of 1812 
 
 In the Revolution 
 
 Numbers of 
 
 Origin of 
 
 Sufferings of 
 
 VI 135 
 
 i 41,287-8,335-6 
 
 vi 100,122-3-7-9 
 
 i 37.70 
 
 iv 54 
 
 i 70 
 
 i 38,71,81-2-3 
 
 li 66-7,352,468 
 
 iv 30 
 
 vi 475-7-8-9,480-4- 
 5-7-9,490-1-3 
 
 i 39. '16-7,193 
 
 li 76,385 
 
 vi 98, 104,127-8,478 
 9.485-6-9.490-1-3 
 
 i 42-43.383-6,406 
 
 ii 190,242 
 
 iv 433 
 
 V 4"5 
 
 vi 100-1-9,110,119, 
 122-29,130,218 
 
 193 
 
 -14 
 
 Vancouver, City of : 
 
 History of v 
 
 Mayors of v 
 
 Origin of v 
 
 Prosperity of v 
 
 Statistics of v 
 
 109, 1 1 1 
 
 "3 
 119 
 
 103 
 
 icS, 112-15-16 
 
 114 
 
 1 10 
 
 11 1 
 
 I II-I2-16 
 
 I '5.1, Si 
 ,05-6-7-8 
 105-6-7-0,1 
 '.S4 
 
 273--1-5-6 
 298 
 
 273 
 
 277 
 2 98 
 
 16-7, 
 
 107 
 
CANADA : AN KNCYCLOPiEDIA OB THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Victoria, City of : 
 
 History of 
 
 Mayors of 
 
 Origin of 
 
 Progress of 
 
 vStatistics of 
 
 Volume 
 
 Pnge 
 
 West Indian Colonics ; 
 Referred to 
 
 Winnipeg, City of : 
 
 Mayors of 
 
 Origin and Early Annals of. 
 
 Progress of 
 
 Railway Connections of 
 
 Statistics of 
 
 Situation of 
 
 War of 1812, The: 
 Address to Prince Regent during 
 
 Berlin Decrees and 
 
 Brock, Sir Isaac, and 
 
 Brock's Proclamation 
 
 Brock's Monument 
 
 Brock's jNIanifesto 
 
 British Commanders in 
 
 Bisshopp, Colonel Cecil, and 
 
 Causes of 
 
 Canada's Position in 
 
 Chrystler's Farm, Battle of 
 
 Cliatea iguay, Battle of 
 
 Cliaimcey, Connnodore, an 1 . . . 
 Cochrane, Admiral Sir A, and.. , 
 
 Detroit, liritish Capture of 
 
 Dearborn's Campaign 
 
 Drummond, Sir Gordon, and. . . . 
 
 I'inancial JIanagement of 
 
 Hull's Campaign 
 
 Harvey, Col , (Sir John) aiul... . 
 
 Hull's I'roolamation 
 
 Invasions Summarized 
 
 Indians and 
 
 Loyal and Patriotic Societies and 
 
 Lacolle's Mill, Battle of 
 
 Lundy's Lane, Battle of 
 
 Madison, President, and 
 
 Morrison, Col. J. W., and 
 
 Militia, Canadian, and 
 
 Moraviantown, Battle of 
 
 McDonell, Col. George, and.... 
 
 New Orleans, Battle of 
 
 Newark, Cajiture of 
 
 Newark, Burning of 
 
 New York, 0])pii.sition to 
 
 Opinion of Americans upon 
 
 Orders-in-Council and 
 
 Prevost, Sir George, and 
 
 Plattshurg, Battle of 
 
 Queenstoti Heights, Battle of. . . . 
 
 Results (if 
 
 Sheaffe, Sir R. H., and 
 
 Salaherry, Col. C. M. de, ar-cl. . . 
 
 Stracliiin. liishop, and 
 
 Tecumsih, and 
 
 Table i)f ]•; vents in 
 
 Wasliin).;ton, Cairture of 
 
 Works of Reference upon 
 
 York, (Toronto) Capture of. . . . 
 Yeo, Sir James, and 
 
 Waterways of Canada : 
 
 Atlantic Harbours 
 
 Bay of l''undy 
 
 Competition of Land and Water 
 
 Routes 
 
 Deep Waterways Association. . . . 
 
 270-1 
 
 247.8 
 
 270 
 
 271-2-3 
 
 298 
 
 i 300-1,318,328, 
 
 336,352,428-9 
 
 V 297 
 
 V 278-9,283-4 
 
 V 280-1-2-3 
 
 V 280 
 
 V 298 
 
 V 279,280-3 
 
 i 180 
 
 i 183-4 
 
 i 157-8-9. 160- 1-2- 
 
 6-7, 181-.S-6-7 
 
 176 
 
 18S-6 
 
 178 
 
 181-2-3 
 
 164,182 
 
 155-6-7 
 
 :,S\ 162,172-5 
 
 167 
 
 167-8 
 
 161-3-7-9,170 
 
 184-5 
 
 159, 160 
 
 1 60- 1 -3-4 
 
 168-9. '70-1-2,182 
 
 162-8. iSi) 
 158-g. Km, 1S7 
 164-7, 1S2-4 
 
 '79 
 
 158-9,160-5-6-7, 
 
 175,187-9,253-4 
 
 16^,175 
 
 168-9 
 
 170-1 
 
 ■56 
 
 167,182 
 
 158,160-1-2-3-7- 
 
 8-9,170-1 
 
 165-6 
 
 162-7,18; 
 
 "V, 
 
 168,184-8 
 
 176 
 
 189 
 
 '55-6-7, 160 
 
 158,160-4-7-9,170- 
 
 2.181-4-5 
 
 172 
 
 i6u-i-5 
 
 172-5,190,194 
 
 161-2-3,181 
 
 167,181 
 
 175. 1 S7 
 
 I, S9, 165-6 
 
 190-3 
 
 i7:,i8o-i 
 
 490 
 
 162-6, iSS 
 
 163.5,182 
 
 iii 2S5 
 
 iii 285-6,3ir) 
 
 iii .■548-9,350 
 
 Hi 337-S-9 
 
TOl'ICAl, INUKX. 
 
 Volm 
 
 Early Rxpt'inlitures upon iii 
 
 l-'niser River iii 
 
 Gulf of St. Lawrence iii 
 
 Great Lake Reservoirs iii 
 
 Hudson's Hay Xavi^alioii iii 
 
 Jauies Hay Navigation System . . i;i 
 
 Lake Suiierior River System .... iii 
 
 Mackenzie' Ri\er Systi-ni iii 
 
 New Hrunswiek Rivers ill 
 
 Navigable Rivers and Open 
 
 I'orts.. iii 
 
 Nelson River Sy.stem iii 
 
 Ottawa River iii 
 
 Pacific Coast Harljours iii 
 
 Quebec Rivers iii 
 
 River.s of the Rockies iii 
 
 St. Lawrence River iii 
 
 Safjuenay River iii 
 
 Tidal Survey and Its Worl iii 
 
 Transportation Routes iii 
 
 Yukon Territory : 
 
 Climate of vi 
 
 Hudson's Hay Comp my and . . . . ii 
 
 Indians of '. i 
 
 Mines and Jlinerals of . . ., iij 
 
 Presbyterian Missions in iv 
 
 Trade with iii 
 
 le I'Hge 
 
 326 
 296 
 
 2S7 
 2S.S-9 
 
 -!<»4-5, 34-^-3-4-5 
 
 291-2-5 
 
 292 
 
 ■!y3-4 
 
 2.S6 
 
 323-4 
 
 293.342 
 
 3S9, 290 
 
 296-7 
 
 2S8 
 
 295-6 
 
 287-8^ 
 
 288 
 
 324-S 
 342. 
 
 514 
 
 34-5 
 
 2.j5-9,27o 
 
 383-4,425-3,43* 
 
 46 
 
 428 
 
ill 
 
 III 
 
INDEX 
 
 TO 
 
 Leading Men and Their 
 Achievements. 
 
 Volume 
 Abbott, Sir John : 
 
 Biography of vi 
 
 Becomes Prime Minister v 
 
 vi 
 Canadian Pacific Railway Charter 
 and ii 
 
 vi 
 Contributions to Legal Litera- 
 ture of V 
 
 Early Life of vi 
 
 Elected Mayor of Montreal vi 
 
 V 
 
 German-Belgian Treaties and. . . vi 
 Hudson's Bay Route Inquiry 
 
 and iii 
 
 Legal Career and Legislation of. vi 
 
 Letellier Question and vi 
 
 Orange Order and vi 
 
 Opinions Regarding Senate of. . . v 
 
 Political Career of vi 
 
 Portrait of vi 
 
 Promotes Canadian Pacific Rail- 
 way ii 
 
 vi 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 iv 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Abel, Sir Frederick vi 
 
 Abercrombie, Gen. Sir Ralph iii 
 
 Aberdeen, Countess of iv 
 
 V 
 
 Aberdeen, The 5th Earl of iii 
 
 vi 
 
 Aberdeen, The 7th Earl of vi 
 
 Administration of vi 
 
 Opens Ottawa Colonial Con- 
 ference vi 
 
 Portrait of i 
 
 Preface by i 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 iv 
 
 Page 
 
 241-7 
 
 405 
 29,246 
 
 175-6,181-2-3-4. 
 
 5-6,191-2 
 
 243-4 
 
 130 
 
 241-2 
 
 246,320 
 
 296 
 
 165 
 
 343 
 242-3-4 
 
 244-5 
 320 
 
 442-3 
 
 242-4-6 
 
 244 
 
 197 
 245-6 
 43-4 
 502 
 
 155,173 
 ■74-6,191, 2ri, 
 221,233,250,375 
 41-2-4 
 
 97-8-9 
 3S0 
 
 218,291,276 
 116,140 
 
 153 
 194 
 
 •94 
 
 v 
 vi 
 
 Toronto Visited by v 
 
 Unveils Champlain Monument 
 at Quebec iv 
 
 74 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 
 200 
 
 198,288,401-7, 
 
 495 
 
 218,219,210,404 
 
 40,165,307 
 
 291 
 
 374 
 
:l^ 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCYCLOP^DIA OP THE COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume I'age 
 
 Unveil!) Macdoimld Moiiunientat 
 
 Mcjiitreal iv 409 
 
 Unveils Cabot Memorial at 
 
 Halifax i a6 
 
 Unveils "Royal William" Tablet 
 
 at Ottawa i 341 
 
 Vancouver Visited by v 276 
 
 Adam, G. Mercer iv 317,338 
 
 V 121-2-3,126,334, 
 294 
 
 Adams, Dr. Tlionias iv 2^5,287 
 
 Agassi/., Louis v 366 
 
 Aikins, Hon. J. C iv 205 
 
 vi 221,314,319 
 
 Airey, Lt. Oen. Sir Richard iv 481 
 
 Albani-Gye, Mde : 
 
 Career of iv 393,41 i-ia 
 
 Portrait of i v 3S7 
 
 Referred to iv 3H3 
 
 vi 244 
 
 Singing Powers of iv 412 
 
 Albany, H. R. H. The Dnke of . . . . v 290 
 
 Albemarle, Duke of ii 19 
 
 Albemarle, Earl of (I,onl Uury)... i 2S0 
 
 ii 2.W 
 
 Aldons, J. E. P iv 385,391 
 
 Allan, Andrew iii 35I-3-6-7 
 
 Allan, Hon, George W i 436 
 
 ii 180 
 
 iv 194,8,201,349, 
 
 351,363 
 
 V 360 
 vi 322-4 
 
 Allan, Sir Hugh : 
 
 .Vllan Line of Steamships and. . . iii 350-i-2-6-7 
 
 Hanking Exijerience of i 491-2 
 
 Biography ot ii 194-5 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and. . . ii 156,175-6-7-8,181- 
 
 2-3-4-5-6-8-9, 190- 
 1-2-3 
 VI 219,220,243-4 
 Chairman Royal Canal Com- 
 mission iii 333-4 
 
 Montreal Telegraph Company 
 
 and vi 5,13-4 
 
 Northern Colonization Line and. ii 149,150,189,191) 
 President Richelieu Navigation 
 
 Company iii 362 
 
 Portrait of iii 305 
 
 Referred to i 355.435 
 
 iv 40 1 
 
 vi 176 
 
 Allan, Hon. William iv 194 
 
 V 3 '9.320 
 AUeine, Henry ii 259, 260 
 
 iii 473-4,^87-8-9 
 
 Allen, Grant v 127,132 
 
 Allen, Sir J. C i 119 
 
 ii 410 
 
 vi 1 76,33 '.458 
 
 Allison, Sir Archibald vi 287-8 
 
 Allison, Hon. Charles iii 365 
 
 Allison, Charles F ii 271-2 
 
 iii 227 
 
 Allison, Dr. David ii 264,272 
 
 iii 216,278-9 
 
 iv 302,303.305 
 
 Alinon, Hon. M. P vi 324 
 
 Almon, Hon. Dr. W. y vi 324 
 
 Amherst, Field Marshal Lord : 
 
 Arranges Surrender of Montreal, i 69,70,121,131,267 
 
 vi 345 
 
 113 
 
^ 
 
 INDBX TO GRADING MRN. 
 
 Volume P«(f» 
 
 Cninpalgn of 1758-9 and i 67-8-9,327 
 
 Portrait of i 75 
 
 Referred to u 145.327 
 
 V 261-5 
 
 Ami, Dr. H. IM y| 369 
 
 Anderson, Bishop David ii 362-3,429 
 
 iv 49. 5 '.255, 
 
 Angers, Hon. A. R iii 26a , 
 
 V 106-407 
 
 vi 205,226, 233, 250, 
 
 . 3'3 
 
 Anglin, Hon. T. W 1 304 
 
 ii 208 
 
 V 187,224,259 
 Angus, Richard B i 435,488,490 
 
 ii 161,197,218 
 
 i<v 403-9 
 
 vi 245,324 
 
 Annand, Hon. \Villiain v 124,184,223,421 
 
 vi 32,48,229 
 
 .\iison, lUshop A. J. R ii 412-13,433 
 
 Antliff, Rev. Dr. J. Cooper ii 296,303,319,322 
 
 iv 302 
 
 Archambault, Hon. L ■ v 106 
 
 Arcliibald, Sir Adams G. : 
 
 Address to Manitoba Iixliatis... i 259 
 
 Advocates Canadian Federal 
 
 Union v 422 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and.. . . vi 24^ 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 216 
 
 Establishes Manitoba Constitu- 
 tion v 54 
 
 Member Pirst Dominion Gov- 
 ernment v 403 
 
 Portrait of v 427 
 
 vi 410 
 
 Referred to i 273,281 
 
 iv 443 
 
 vi 176-7, 191,229,314 
 
 S. P. G. and ii 430 
 
 Supports Imperial I'ederation 
 
 Movement vi 53-6-7,60 
 
 Telef<raphs to Lord I,isj,'ar ii 27 
 
 ■^'iews upon Unit.(l States 
 
 Constitution v 451 
 
 Archibald, Hon. S. G. W vi 458 
 
 Argyll, The Sth Duke of iii 140 
 
 vi 3S-9,4o 
 
 Amiinus, James iv 67 
 
 Armour, Hon. J. D vi 449-457 
 
 Armstrong, Hon. Jani^s vi 177 
 
 Arthur, Rt. Hon Sir George i 185-6 
 
 iii 113-14-16 
 
 vi 302 
 
 Ashbourne, Lord vi 51 
 
 Ashi urton Lord : 
 
 Interi ^lonial Railway and ii 78 
 
 Refetied to i 95 
 
 vi 178, .04 
 
 Ashley, Hon. Evelyn vi 154 
 
 Asquith, Rt. Hon. H. II vi 31 
 
 Auchinleck, Gilbtri v 12', 
 
 Avebury, Lord, (Sir J. Lubbock) .. vi 51,61,154-7 
 
 Aylmer, Lord i 145,186,200 
 
 it 74 
 
 iii 77-8,108,116 
 
 IV 452 
 
 Aylmer, Col. Hon. Matthew iv 506 
 
 Baby, Hon. L. F. G vi 221 
 
 Rack, Sir George ii 47 
 
 Baden-Powell, Sir George o v 107-8 
 
 vi 138 
 
CANADA: AN 8NCVCI.OPiflOIA OP THU COIFNTRV. 
 
 Ill 
 
 mill 
 
 Voliiini? I'i>ue 
 
 Bn(lj»ley, Rev. C. H Iv 1S7, 3(4-15 
 
 Hiiilglty, IIoM. William vi 271,375 
 
 Bagot, Sir Charles i 193 
 
 Hi loS, 171,265 
 iv I7« 
 
 V 161,399,400 
 vl 132-4, 17^,208,307 
 
 Bailey, Prof. Lr. W v I3(),2i3-i5 
 
 Buillari;ec)ti, Archbishop C. K ii 5<'i-2,5i4,52H-9, 
 
 Baker, E. Crow vi 52 
 
 Baker, Hon. James iii 366 
 
 Baldwin, Bishop Manrice S ii 349,4i"-ii-'3.433 
 
 iv 222 
 
 Baklwiii, Hon. Robert; 
 Appointed to ICxecutive Council, iii 30,81,107 [ 
 Advocates Non-Sectarian Educa- 
 tion iii 171 
 
 Administration formed l)y v 399 
 
 Bio({rapliy of iii 107-8 
 
 Carries Governor's Mes^^ne to 
 
 Rebels iii 87,107 
 
 Educational Policy of iv 171,206 
 
 Joins Draper Administration ... v 398 
 
 Leads Upper Canada Refonurrs. vi 207 
 
 Moderate Views of v 397 
 
 Polit'cal Career and Policy jf. . . vi 208,214 
 
 Portrait of " iii 31 
 
 Referred to i ■'79 
 
 iii 1 70 
 
 iv 219,501 
 
 V 226,2^7,398 
 vi 174-6,215 
 
 Responsible Government and.. . iii 28 
 
 Retirement of ii 116 
 
 v 203 
 
 Baldwin, Dr. William Warren iii 28,107,170 
 
 V 2.S7 
 
 Balfour, Rt. Hon. A. J vi 71 
 
 Baltimore, Lord iii 119 
 
 vi 4f>-i,A7A-5 
 
 Bannatyne, Hon. A. G. 15 iv 442 
 
 vi 324 
 
 Bannerman, Sir Alexander vi 302,497 
 
 Barbour, Dr. W. M iii 471-S 
 
 Barkl y. Sir Henry vi 40 
 
 Barr, Robert v 1 25, 132 
 
 Baring, Thomas ii ill 
 
 Barrington, Pishop .Sliuu iv 262 
 
 Barthe, Georges Isidore v 225 
 
 Barthe, Joseph Guilliiume v 142-5,225 
 
 Barton, Hon. Edmund vi 74 
 
 Bathurst, Earl : 
 
 Colonial Church and ii 357,381 
 
 Clergy Reserves Policy ol iii 138, 145-6-7, 156-7 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 204 
 
 iv 191,272 
 
 Portrait of iii 156 
 
 Referred to i 99, 199 
 
 ii 455 
 
 vi 152 
 
 Roman Catholic Church and ii 51 7,524 
 
 Bayne, Dr. John iv 103,213,221 
 
 V 124 
 Beaconsfield, Lord iii iii 
 
 vi 193 
 
 Beaty, James v 189 
 
 Beaubien, Hon. Lewis iv 409 
 
 V 50, 106 
 Beaudry, Hon. J. L i 355,451 
 
 ii 181,186 
 
 V 296 
 
 Beaugrand, Honore v 145,225,296 
 
 Beaven, Hon. Robert v 297,403 
 
 Beche, Sir Henry de la iii 464 
 
 "4 
 
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 Hiniic 
 
 niachf 
 
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 niais 
 
TT 
 
 INDBX TO I,BADINO MVN. 
 
 Volume Pagt 
 
 Bedard, Hon. Pierre v 139,186,225 
 
 vi 307 
 
 Reecher, Henry Ward iv 69 
 
 Beers, Dr. W. Georj^e vi 52 
 
 BcK'>ie. Sir M. B vi 176,436-7,440 
 
 Bi^iii, Arclibishoj) I,. N ii 5"3i5'4. 53». 544* 
 
 7-8 
 
 V 213-14 
 
 vi 205 
 
 Beiqiie, 1'. I^ vi 1 44 
 
 Belcher, Hon. Jutiutliitii v 416,446 
 
 vi 286,399,457 
 
 Bell, Sir P. Dill. )ii vi 155 
 
 Bell, General h r Guorj^e vi 38 
 
 Bell, Dr. Rolnsri iii 342-3,466 
 
 v 129,213-15-17,392 
 
 B.'lleau, Sir N. F v 106,296,399,406 
 
 vi 176,210,313 
 
 Belleniare, Riiphnel v 1.(2-3,224 
 
 Itell-Sinith, !•■. M iv 361-4,401 
 
 ItenK()U).;li, George v 129 
 
 llenKouKli, J. W ,.. v 235 
 
 lleiniett, Hon. C. F vi 497 
 
 lU-nniU, Dr. John iii 2^1 
 
 Ben jiiniin, George v 190,229 
 
 vi 223-4-5,268,315 
 
 Berczy, Willinin V. M iv 355 
 
 lU-niiird, Lt. -Col. Hewitt vi 177,324 
 
 IkTiianl, Prof. P.Iontague vi 119 
 
 Hernier, Hon. T. A iii 23^,279 
 
 Herrv, Sir Graham vi 155 
 
 Itcrthiaume, Hon. T v 225 
 
 licrthon, George Theodore ; 
 
 Artistic Talents of iv 351,404 
 
 I'ortniits hy iv 351 
 
 Portrait of iv 351 
 
 Referred to iv 352,360-8 
 
 Besant, Sir Walter i 112 
 
 Bethune, Bisho]) .\. >J ii 331-3,434-9 
 
 iv i9i-2-3-.( 
 
 V 124,130 
 Bethune, Dr. C. J. S iv 315 
 
 y ',10,215,366-9,370 
 
 Bethune, Dr. John li 329,340 
 
 iv 3.^2-3 
 
 vi 242 
 
 Bibaud, F. M. U. M v 119 
 
 Bibaud, :\Iichel v 119,140-1 
 
 Bidder, Samuel P ii 107 
 
 Bi<lwell, Barnabas iii 28 
 
 Bidwell, Marshall Spring iii 28-9,30,71,92-3, 
 
 103-4 
 
 V 326 
 Biggar, C. R. W v 294 
 
 Binney, Bishop Hibbert ii 271,359,382,410 
 
 43.1 
 
 iv 264-8-9 
 
 Blachford, Lord, (Sir F. Rogers)., ii 56 
 
 vi 38,153-4 
 Black, Rev. Dr. John : 
 
 Arrival at Red River of iv .so 
 
 Mission Appeal by iv ,'<3-4-5 
 
 North-West Labours of ii 363 
 
 iv 45 
 
 Portrait of iv 45 
 
 Referred to iv 57,220 
 
 Black, William ii 24.8,259,260-1-3-4. 
 
 5-7,270,300 
 
 Blackwell, Thomas E ii 107-8,133 
 
 i;laine. Sir C. F vi 158 
 
 lUair, Hon. A. G.: 
 Attends Inter-Provincial Confer- 
 ence i 3S8 
 
 Attends Liberal Convention i 31 1 
 
 Referred to ii 230 
 
 vi 157.237,381 
 
 Blais, Bishop A. A ii 515,544 
 
 IIS 
 

 CANADA: AN BNCVCI,OFi«I)IA OF THK COUNTRV. 
 
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 Illakr, Hon. Hdward : 
 
 Aurora S])ctTli 1 if vi JJI-J 
 
 Canadian I'aL'ifii- Kailway nnil. . ii 171,204-5 
 
 CiMiadiaii I'acilic Cliarti-r ami. . . ii 176-7, 1. So, j 19 
 
 Dfcliiu-H Kni^'hlliood vi 17J 
 
 Honu- Rule and Colonial Pre- 
 
 (•i<lcnts vi 31 
 
 MulviTU SiK'iTli of i -^13 
 
 New Zealand Arliitration of vi J94 
 
 Privy Council Appeals and vi .V^qiM"-' 
 
 Referred to j .\Ht, 
 
 iii zfig 
 
 iv 379.1".S-7 
 
 V hi), aH7 
 
 vi i9i-a,;J3i-7,J4o 
 Trade Retntioiis with Uniti'd 
 
 States and vi 59 
 
 Views ui>oii Imperial P-eference 
 
 Tariff vi 69 
 
 West 'lurhain Address of iSSj.. i 31 j 
 
 West Durham Address of 1.S91 . . i 3'S9,^90,4io 
 
 Wycliffe Collef;e and iv 222-4-5 
 
 niake. Sir Henry A vi 49 
 
 Ulake, Hon. S. H iv 222-4-5 
 
 V 2S7 
 Ulake, Hon. William Hunii; v 2H7 
 
 vi 457 
 
 nianc, Louis vi 1 97 
 
 Blanchet, Hon. J. G ii 176,180 
 
 vi 197,207 
 
 BlaiKibard, Richard v 270 
 
 vi 4.VVI-5 
 
 Blewett, Mrs. Jenn v 175 
 
 lilowcrs, Hon. S. H iv 265-6-7 
 
 vi 4,S7 
 
 Blue, Archibald iii 366 394,415 
 
 V 5"9 
 BIyth, Sir Arthur vi 155 
 
 BtKiy, Rev. C. W. H ii 411 
 
 iv 199 
 
 Boinpas, Bishop W. C ii .V'4,375,428,430- 
 
 3-4 
 
 Bond, Hon. Robert vi 497-8-9 
 
 Bond, Bishop William B ii 351,433 
 
 iv 222 
 Bond Head, Sir Francis : 
 
 Administration of iii 29,30-1-2-3-4,81- 
 
 2-3-4-5-97, '"3. 107 
 
 IV 320-6 
 
 Attacked by Mackenzie iii 85 
 
 Biography of iii 96-7 
 
 Congratulated by New Brunswick 
 
 Legislature iii 68-9 
 
 Despatches to British Minister at 
 
 Washington iii 59,60-1-3-4 
 
 Defended by Select Committee 
 
 of Assembly iii 81-2-3-4-5 
 
 Indian Treaty of i 276-9 
 
 Monetary Policy of 1 466-7 
 
 Portrait of i 466 
 
 Referred to ii 459 
 
 iii 71,86-7-8-9,115-16 
 
 151 
 
 iv 491 
 
 vi 302 
 
 Reformers Attack upon iii 55-6-7 
 
 Relations of, with Gourlay iii loi-2 
 
 Relations of, with Bidwell iii 103 
 
 Writes Narrative of the Rebel- 
 lion iii 90-1-2-3 ' 
 
 Booker, Lieut. -Col iv 425-6,431-2,455-4 
 
 Booth, Rev. William iv 112-14 
 
 Borden, Hon. F. W ii 204 
 
 iv 506 
 
 vi 237 
 
 Boscawen, Admiral v 261 
 
 Boswell, A. R v 291-6 
 
 Boucher de la Bruere, Hon. P iii 200,211,268-9 
 
 116 
 
INOKZ TOLSAUIMO MKN. 
 
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 nonchette, Jogfph v 140,152-5-71*85 
 
 lloiilton, Lieut. -Col, Hon. C. A iv 463,.i9i), 5i4-«5-I7 
 
 522-5-6 
 
 V 5,Viai 
 lluiilton, (). D'Arcy v 2M7-.S,2i>5 
 
 vi .•^ 1 7- 1 9, 268 
 
 lloiilton, Hon. Honry J i 4S5,4''.V493 
 
 Iluulton, Hon. W. H. iv 351,360 
 
 V 295 
 vi 268 
 
 Uuurxeois, Marguerite ii 494 
 
 iii 2iK),a57 
 
 iv 3.S4 
 
 V 125 
 Honrgct, Archbishop Ignace : 
 
 nioKraj)hy of , . . ii 527-8 
 
 lUiiliU a K'ri-at Cathedral vi 30 
 
 (tuibord Case aiul ii 543 
 
 vi S(xj 
 
 Jcsuita and iv 31a 
 
 Laval University and iv 241 
 
 Portrait of ii 520 
 
 Referred to i 4-2 
 
 ii 5 '4. 530. 550-1 
 
 Iv 333.373 
 Bourassa, Napoleon : 
 
 HioKruphy of iv 407-8 
 
 Church Decorations of iv 359,408 
 
 Literary Work of iv 40S 
 
 V 126,145 
 
 Portrait of iv 354 
 
 Referred to iv 359,407 
 
 V 213-15 
 Sculpture work of iv 373-4 
 
 Dourinot, Sir J. G : 
 
 Article l)y v 212-19 
 
 Canal Re]>ort of iii 326-7-8-9,330-l-a 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 223 
 
 Literary Work of v 121-2-4-5,131 
 
 Letter to Lord Aberdeen iii 341 
 
 Portrait of v 214 
 
 Referred to i 25 
 
 iii 116,274 
 
 V 167 
 
 vi 176-7,247 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and v 212-13 
 
 Bovell, Dr. James iv 193-4, 19S 
 
 V 132 
 Bovey, Prpf. H. T v 130,215-17 
 
 Bowell, Sir Mackenzie : 
 
 Australia Visited by vi 74 
 
 Biojjraphy of vi 223-7 
 
 Cabinet Positions of vi 220-5-6 
 
 Character of vi 226-7 
 
 Karly Life of vi 223-4 
 
 Enters Political J,ife vi 224-5 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 190-230 
 
 vi 223-4 
 
 Ministry of vi 226 
 
 Moderate Protestant Views of .. . vi 225 
 
 Orange Order and vi 226,270,317 
 
 Portrait of vi 225 
 
 Prohibition and vi 308 
 
 Presides over Inter-Colonial 
 
 Conference vi 75 
 
 Referred to i 44 
 
 iv 407 
 
 vi 176,191, 212, 233, 
 356 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of i 376,392-4 
 
 vi 250 
 
 Remedial Order and v 406 
 
 Serves in the Militia vi 226 
 
 Supports Pacific Cable Project. . . vi 77 
 Unveils Statues of Sir J. 
 
 Macdunald i 408-9,410 
 
 vi 268,499 
 
 117 
 

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 Bowen, Hon. Edward iv 2.^7 
 
 Boyd, Hon. Sir John Iv 201 
 
 V 122 
 
 vi 6(1314,449,457 
 
 Brabourne, Lord vi 154 
 
 Brackenbury, Gen. Sir Henry iv 456 
 
 Braddon, Sir Edward N. C vi 159, 166 
 
 Braniston, Sir John vi i5t.4'^3 
 
 Brassey, Thomas ii 131-6 
 
 Brassey, Lord ii 137 
 
 vi 40 
 
 Brebeuf, Jean de ii 443-4-5-7-8,492 
 
 iv 55 
 
 V 249, 295 
 
 Brewster, Sir David iv 279 
 
 Brcynton, Dr. John ii 261,352-3-6 
 
 Briand, Bisliop J. O ii 497-8,5 14-17-18, 
 
 524 
 
 Brierley, J. S v 230 
 
 Bright, Rt. Hon. John i 357-8 
 
 vi 15« 
 
 Brigstocke, Dr. F. H. J ii 417-18-19,421 
 
 Broadhurst, Henry vi 42 
 
 Brock, Major-General Sir Isaac : 
 
 Adiiiinislralion of iii 23 
 
 Biograpliy of i 181 
 
 Manifesto of i 178-9 
 
 MoiiuiiR'iit at Qneeiiston to i 185-5-7,255 
 
 Portrait of i 172 
 
 Referred to i 40 
 
 iii 104 
 
 iv 490 
 
 v 125 
 
 Speech to the Legislature by . . . . i 176-7 
 
 Tecuniseh's .\dniiration for i 251 
 
 Tribute From the I'lince R.egeul 
 
 to i iSo 
 
 Warofi8l2and i 159,160-1-2,183-7 
 
 190-1,213 
 
 V 245 
 
 Brock, Rev. Isaac iv 270 
 
 Broiulel, lUshop J. B ii 512-15 
 
 Broome, .Sir K. Napier vi 294 
 
 Brougham, Lord iii 37.43.57-8,85.99. 
 
 101,113,505 
 
 vi 348.3*^3 
 Brown, Hon. George : 
 
 Advocates Representation by 
 
 Population v 425 
 
 vi 216 
 
 Appearance of v 199 
 
 Constitution of the Senate and. . v 429,437-8 
 
 Character of v 196 
 
 Controversy with Dr. Ryerson of v 200 
 
 Clergy Reserves Policy of ^ 203-4 
 
 vi 215 
 Confederation Views and Policy 
 
 of V 205,425-6 
 
 vi 199,218,230 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Death of v I9''i, 206 
 
 " Double ShufHe " and v 204 
 
 vi 217-18 
 
 Edits the " Globe " v 189,199,200-1,228 
 
 vi 215 
 
 French Canadians and vi 29 
 
 Founds the "Globe" v 199 
 
 Hudson's Bay Region and ii 54 
 
 Journalistic Work of v i99,2rjO-i,369 
 
 Knighthood Offered to v 205 
 
 vi 173 
 
 Opposes Separate Schools iii 185,254 
 
 vi 216 
 
 Personal force of v l9'-9,2ol 
 
 Portrait of v 197 
 
 Protestant Opinions of v 202 
 
 vi 225 
 
 118 
 
JNTRY. 
 
 'age 
 
 449.457 
 
 ;-7-H,492 
 
 2-3-6 
 
 i 14-17-18, 
 
 ■ 19,421 
 
 7,255 
 
 0-1-2,183-7 
 
 2'3 
 
 57-8,85.99. 
 3.505 
 
 3 
 
 7-8 
 
 :5-6 
 
 H,2^o 
 
 )9,2CX)-I, 22.S 
 
 30-1,369 
 
 54 
 
 201 
 
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 Political Career of v 202-3-4-5 
 
 vi 191,208-9,210-15- 
 16-17 
 
 Referred to i 42,200,359 
 
 iv 492 
 
 V 124,290,399 
 vi 191-2-3,230,240 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of i 342,359, 373, 381- 
 
 2-3-4 
 
 V 205 
 vi 101,180 
 
 Statue of iv 379 
 
 Brown, J. Gonlon v 228,189 
 
 Brown, Hon. James iii 227,230 
 
 Broun, Sir Richard ii 78,80,95-6 
 
 Brown, T Storrow ii 107 
 
 Bryce, Dr. George : 
 
 Article l)y iii 235-9 
 
 Biography of iii 279 
 
 Educational Work of iv i4V4i343 
 
 Literary Work of v 238 
 
 Manitoba University and iv 256 
 
 Referred to iv 45 
 
 V 120 
 Bryce, Rt. Hon. James v 215 
 
 vi 111,151 
 Brydges, Charles J.: 
 
 Biography of ii 128-9 
 
 Grand Trunk RaUway and ii 108-9,124-5-6-7 
 
 Great Western Railway and .... ii 138 
 
 Hudson '.s ]!ay Company and. .. . ii 64 
 
 Intercolonial' Railway and ii 86,147-8 
 
 Portrait of ii 109 
 
 Referred to i 355.480 
 
 ii 127,411 
 
 vi 324 
 
 Brydone-Jack, Dr. William iii 227 
 
 iv 279,280-1-2-4 
 
 Brymner, Dr. DougUi.j v 123,214,230 
 
 Pvuce, Sir Frederick W. A i 359,363 
 
 vi 180 
 
 3nichesi, Archbishop L.P.N ii 514,546-8 
 
 Buchanan, Hon. I.saac ; 
 
 Biography of i 439 
 
 Commercial Uii'jii Advocated by vi 181-2 
 
 Referred to i 355, 440 
 
 ii 80 
 
 V 131 
 VI 324 
 
 Bucke, Dr. R. Maurice v 213 
 
 Buckingham and Chandos, Duke of i 44 
 
 ii 55 
 
 vi 3«-9, 153,312-13 
 
 Buckinghamshire, Hobart, Eurl <«i. vi 152 
 
 Buckingham, Will am v 124,230-1,189,190 
 
 Buller, Charles iii 1 10-1 1 
 
 Buller, General Sir Rt'dvers iv 456,503 
 
 Bulwer, Sir Henry I'". G vi .40 
 
 Bunting, C. W v 228,189 
 
 Burdett, Sir Francis ii 49 
 
 Burgoyne, General Sir John v 249 
 
 Burke, Edmund i 86-9,90-5,117,137, 
 
 141,127,139.140 
 
 Burke, Ui.shop Edmund ii 457-6,470,517 
 
 V 125 
 
 Burnham, J Hamndcn v 132 
 
 Burn, Bishop W. J ii 433 
 
 Burns, Dr. Robert ; 
 
 Biography of iv 91-2 
 
 Portrait of iv 33 
 
 Referred to iv 33,93,103 
 
 V 125,130 
 
 Services to Church of iv 45,92 
 
 Services to Glasgow Colonial 
 
 Society iv 88 
 
 Services to Knox College of ■:•• 92,213-15-19 
 
 I!9 
 
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 1 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Bums, Dr. Robert Ferrier : 
 
 Biography of iv 93 
 
 Connection with Chiniquy Riots 
 
 of iv 59 
 
 Moderator Presbyterian Church, iv 87 
 
 Referred to iv 5H,io3 
 
 V 125,130 
 Burpee, Hon. Isaac i 334,441-2,304 
 
 V 259 
 vi 240 
 
 Burton, Sir Fxancis E iii 116 
 
 V 152-9 
 Burton, Sir George W v 33 1 
 
 vi 447.457 
 
 Bury, Viscount vi 38-9 
 
 Burwash, Rev. Dr. N iv 202-9 
 
 Butler, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Willium F.. iv 503 
 
 V 120 
 
 Buxton, Sydney C vi 154 
 
 Byron, Lord ii 49 
 
 Cabot, John i 17,18,19,20-2-4-5- 
 
 6,38 
 
 v 124 
 
 vi 464,473,483 
 
 Cabot, Sebastian i 21-2-3-4-6,38 
 
 Cadogan. Earl vi 155,154 
 
 Cahan, C. H vi 57 
 
 Caine, Hall vi 85 
 
 Cairns, Earl vi 336 
 
 Calkin, John B iii 221 
 
 Calvin, D. D iii 333 
 
 Calvin, John iv 69 
 
 Cambridge, H.K.H. Duke of iv 456,480,497,509 
 
 Camden, Earl i 99 
 
 Cameron, Major-General D. R iv 469 
 
 Cameron, Hector vi 52,3:2 
 
 Cameron, Hon. J. Hillyard : 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and ... ii 1 76-7 
 Grand Master of the Orange 
 
 Order vi 317 
 
 Presents Orange Address to the 
 
 Queen vi 317 
 
 Referred to vi 226,322 
 
 Supreme Court Legislatio:i ,iMd. vi 332 
 
 Trinity College and iv 197-8 
 
 Cameron, Bishop John ii 467-9,471,514, 
 
 536-7 
 
 iii 214 
 
 Cameron, John v 1.^9,228-9,230 
 
 Cameron, J. Rnbsi 111 v 189,229 
 
 Cameron, Sir M. C iii 269 
 
 vi 176,314,322,457 
 
 Cameron, Hon. Malcolm ii iii 
 
 iii 115 
 
 v 203 
 
 vi i.Si 
 
 Cameron, Sir R. \V vi 176 
 
 Campbell, Sir Alexander : 
 
 Career of vi 213 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Delegate at Colonial Conference 
 
 London vi 55.155-6 
 
 Member of I'irst Dominion 
 
 Government v 403 
 
 Opinions on Senate of v J36-7, 441-2 
 
 Referred to i 4.'>,2,Si,3-,9 
 
 vi 176,220-1,313,322 
 
 Campbell, Sir Archibald ii 74-5 
 
 iii 33 
 
 iv 506 
 
 vi 302 
 
 Campbell, Sir Colin ii 3S1 
 
 iii 66-7-8 
 
 v 419,420 
 
 vi 302 
 
 tto 
 
INDEX TO LEADING MICN. 
 
 Vollll 
 
 Campbell, Sir Donald vi 
 
 Campbell-Bannernian, Sir H vi 
 
 Campbell, Prof. John iv 
 
 V 
 
 Campbell, Dr. P. C iv 
 
 Campbell, Sir William vi 
 
 Campbell, WiJliam Wilfrid : 
 
 Literary Work of v 
 
 Poetry of v 
 
 Referred to v 
 
 Canniff, Dr. William v 
 
 vi 
 
 Canning, Lord i 
 
 Canning, George i 
 
 vi 
 
 Capreol, Frederick Cliase i 
 
 Carberry, Bishop J.J ii 
 
 Cardwell, Lord i 
 
 ii 
 
 v 
 
 vi 
 
 Carleton, Thomas iv 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 Carling, Sir John ii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Carlingford, (Fortescue) Lord vi 
 
 Carman, Dr. Albert ii 
 
 v 
 
 Carman, Bli.ss v 
 
 Carnarvon, Earl of i 
 
 ii 
 vi 
 Caron, Sir Adolphe : 
 Announces Col. Williams' Death iv 
 
 Biography of ; v 
 
 Connection with Charges against 
 
 General Middleton iv 
 
 Delegate at the Inter-Colonial 
 
 Conference vi 
 
 North-West Rebellion of 18S5 
 
 and iv 
 
 Portrait of iv 
 
 Referred ' o i 
 
 iv 
 vi 
 
 Riel'.s Execution and vi 
 
 Caron, Hon. R. E ii 
 
 i'i 
 iv 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Carrall, Hon. R. W. W v 
 
 Carroll, Dr. John ii 
 
 v 
 
 Carter-Cotton, Hon. F v 
 
 vi 
 
 Carter, Edward v 
 
 Carter, Sir F. B. T v 
 
 vi 
 
 Cartier, Jacques i 
 
 ii 
 v 
 Cartier, Sir George E : 
 
 Attends Charlottetown Con- 
 ference V 
 
 Biography of iv 
 
 British Loyal'y of vi 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter an-!. ... ii 
 
 vi 
 
 C. P. R. in Parliament .'itul ii 
 
 Clergy Reserves and v 
 
 Confederation Supported by — v 
 
 vi 
 
 m 
 
 rie Pnge 
 
 302 
 
 3' 
 217,29s 
 
 130-1.21S 
 292 
 
 176,457 
 
 12S-9 
 
 169,237 
 
 215 
 
 120,132,290-4 
 
 321 
 
 343 
 
 34« 
 
 133-4, 1 47-S 
 
 143-4 
 
 462,514 
 
 2f»,343 
 
 53 
 
 426 
 
 38-9,153 
 
 275 
 
 448 
 
 302 
 
 i8l 
 
 93-4,106 
 
 176,220,250,322 
 
 i54,,-i8-9,4o 
 
 247-9,254,304, 
 
 318,322 
 
 13" 
 129,169 
 
 '99 
 156,206-7,244 
 
 38-9,42,82,153-4 
 
 438 
 S02 
 
 460-1-2-3 
 74 
 
 5 1 9- 5 20, 535-6 
 
 5^<> 
 
 480-3 
 
 409,so6-7 
 
 17(1, 191,211,220, 
 
 25u 
 
 296 
 1 1 1 
 
 266 
 
 502 
 296 
 
 207.313,389 
 404 
 
 3"7,322 
 
 232,275 
 
 58 
 
 402 
 
 415.497 
 26-7-8,38,256 
 488 
 359,242 
 
 426 
 500-1-2 
 
 30,193 
 
 177,181-3-4-5- 
 
 6-7-9,190-1 
 
 244 
 197-9 
 
 204 
 
 401-2,422 
 
 27,i99>2.'i'J 
 
 »■ 
 
V, 
 
 CANADA : AN encyclop*;dia ok thk country. 
 
 Volume I'age 
 Confederation Delegates at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Co-operates with Sir J. 
 
 Macdonald vi 2119,210,216-17 
 
 Character of iv 51'J 
 
 Death of V 26.S 
 
 Educational Policy of iv 1.S7 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii 1 1 2, 1 28 
 
 Hudson's Hay NV-xotialioiis and. ii 54-5-6 
 Hudson's Hay Territory Purchase 
 
 and iv 436-9,492 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 90 
 
 Militia Department and iv 4,Si',479,502-6-7, 
 
 5'2 
 
 Member First Dominion Cabinet v 403 
 
 Musical Composition of iv 394 
 
 v 142 
 
 Opposes Bishop Bourget vi 200 
 
 Participates in Rebellion of 1837 iii 43 
 
 Portrait of ii 189 
 
 Political Career of iv 501 
 
 Political Views of vi 191-8 
 
 Referred to i 42,210,316-17-18, 
 
 359.3«5. 479.523 
 
 V 399 
 
 vi i75,3i5,333>3S9 
 
 Reciprocity Mission to I/ondon of i 35,9 
 
 Reforms Quebec Judicial System vi 3.S7 
 
 Royal Colonial Institute and vi 39 
 
 Statue of i V 378,407 
 
 Seat of Government Question 
 
 a.id V 252-3 
 
 Cartwright, John R v 1 25, 130, 238 
 
 vi 329.379 
 
 Cartwright, Hon. Richard i 39S 
 
 ii 422 
 
 V 125 
 Cartwright, Sir Richard : 
 
 Biography of i 398 
 
 Commercial Union Movement 
 
 and vi 54 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and. . . ii 204-5 
 
 Fiscal Views of i 289,309,310 
 
 Portrait of i 369 
 
 Referred to i 302,310,410 
 
 V 328 
 
 vi i<)9,i74-6,i9i-2, 
 231-7,240,324 
 
 Reciprocity Resolutions of i 386-7 
 
 Reciprocity Xe;jotiations of vi 181 
 
 Treaty Making I'owcr and i 387-8 
 
 vi 170 
 
 Carvell, Hon. J. S vi 60,314 
 
 Casault, Lieut. -Col. Loiii.i .\ iv 481,508-9,511 
 
 vi 177 
 
 Casault, Sir L. E. N iv 50S 
 
 vi 176,457 
 
 Casault, Very Rev. L. J iv 245,508 
 
 Case, William ii 252,282-5-6-8-9, 
 
 291-9,300-1-4-7. 
 
 Casgrain, Dr. P. B vi 60 
 
 Casgrain, Abbe n. M v 119,213-14-18 
 
 vi 27 
 
 Casgrain, Hon. T. Chase vi 75,389 
 
 Catlicart, Earl iv 171,312,326,45a 
 
 V 400 
 
 vi 307 
 Cauchon,Hon. J. E : 
 
 Appointed Lieutenant-Governor 
 
 of Manitoba vi 236 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 142,225 
 
 I..eads Quebec Ultraniontanes. . . vi 200 
 
 Mayor of Quebec v 296 
 
 Proposes Elective Legislative 
 
 Council iii 125-6 
 
 Portrait of iii 125 
 
 Referred to iii 266,359 
 
 vi 191,314 
 
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 Biography of iv 329,330 
 
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 Mo<lerator Presbyterian Church . iv 87 
 
 Portrait of iv 218 
 
 Referred to iv 98 
 
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 ii 501 
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 Portrait of vi 163 
 
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 Referred to i 199 
 
 vi 153,157 
 
 View of Imperial History vi 37-8 
 
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 Political Caiser of vi 211 
 
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 Referred to i 472 
 
 iv 288,376 
 
 V 106 
 
 vi 176,191, 221, 313, 
 
 499 
 
 Chapais, Hon. Alexander v 106 
 
 Chapais, Hon. J. C v 402-3 
 
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 Chapais, Hon. Thomas iii 366 
 
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 Chapman, Dr. E. J v 128-9.213-15 
 
 Cha])man, H. S v 131,186 
 
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 Article liv i 371-8 
 
 I'avours i'roteclion i 290 
 
 Member of Royal Commission 
 
 on Minerals iii 466 
 
 Opposes C.l'.U. Contract ii 204 
 
 Portrait of i 374 
 
 Referreil to i 386,410-11,395 
 
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 Supports Sunday Observance 
 
 Li'fjislation ii 243 
 
 Cliatham, Karl of vi 47 1 
 
 Chauveau, Hon. 1'. J. O.: 
 
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 Character of v 212 
 
 Educational \\'ork of iii 193,210,267,281 
 
 vi 28 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 142 
 
 Literary Work of v 1 25-6 
 
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 Portrait of iii 210 
 
 Poetry of v 1 67 
 
 Political Career of vi 210 
 
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 Royal Society of Canada and... v 212 
 
 Chelmsford, Lord ii 398 
 
 Chenier, Dr iii 41 
 
 Cherriman, Prof. J. i! v 129,213-15 
 
 Childers, Rt. Hon. U. C. Ii.' vi 38-9 
 
 Chiniquy, Rev. Dr iv 36,58-9,60 
 
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 Christie, Robert ii 243-8,551 
 
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 Clarendon, Earl of i 345,291 
 
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 iv 191,201 
 
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 Trinity College and iv 199 
 
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 Royal Commission on Prohi- 
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 Clarke, Sir Edward vi 379,380 
 
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 Cochrane, Sir Thoiii.is vi 464,471 
 
 Cochrane, Dr. WilUuiii iii 276-7 
 
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 Cockburn, Admiral Sir Alexantler. vi 2><4-5 
 
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 Colbert, M iv 306 
 
 V 360,452 
 Colby, Hon. C. C v 125,131 
 
 vi 221 
 
 Coldwell, William v 189,190,230-1 
 
 Colebrooke, Sir William JI. G v 413 
 
 vi 302 
 
 ColeniJin, Kathleen Blake v 172 
 
 Cole.s, Hon. George v 399,402,432 
 
 Colmer, J. G vi 32-6,54,68-9,177 
 
 Columbus, Christopher i 17, 18,23-6-9 
 
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 Toronto twice visited by v 287,290-1 
 
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 Connolly, Archbishop T. L. : 
 
 Biography of ii 535-6 
 
 Portrait of ii 535 
 
 Referred to ii 471,514 
 
 Conroy, Bishop vi 202 
 
 Consort, H. R. H. Albert, Prince : 
 
 Death of v 26S 
 
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 Cook, Rev. Dr. John : 
 
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 Chairman Union Committee iv 86,90 
 
 Moderator Church of Scotland. . iv 83,90 
 ^loderator Presbyterian Church 
 
 in Canada iv 87 
 
 Morrin College and iv 298 
 
 Portrait of i v 27 
 
 Queen's University and iv 291,293 
 
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 Cornwall, Hon. C. 1" vi 314 
 
 Cornwallis, Lord vi 88-9 
 
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 V 140, 1. S9, 186 
 Cramp, Dr. J. M iii Ji4,4S7,493 
 
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 Crampton, Sir John T, F i 36s 
 
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 Cranbrook, Earl of vi 40 
 
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 Crawley, Dr. E. A iii 491,213-14,272 
 
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 Creelman, James v 236 
 
 Creelnian, Hon. S.iimiel iii 365-8 
 
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 Cremazie, Octave v 167 
 
 Cridge, Dr. Edward i 323 
 
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 Crooks, Hon. Adam iii 175,269 
 
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 Crooks, Hon. James iv 291 
 
 Crozier, Dr. James Beattie v 132 
 
 Cruikshank, Lieut.-CcJl. Ernest. .. . iv 489,490-1 
 
 Cuj^nel, l''raiicois Jo.sejili v 130-7-9 
 
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 Cumberland, H.R.H. The Duke of vi 267 
 
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 Curran, Hon. John J iv 234 
 
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 Curzon, Mrs. Sarah A v 129,171 
 
 Cuvillier, Hon. Austin vi 207 
 
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 Biography of iii 9S-9 
 
 Character of. iii 77 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 203-4 
 
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 I'ound.s Dalhousie College, 
 
 Halifax iii 213 
 
 iv 267,271-2 
 
 Glasgow Colonial Society and. . . iv 33,88 
 
 Portrait of v 87 
 
 Pays a Tribute to iMgr. Plessis. . ii 5(xi,5i7 
 Quebec Literary and Historical 
 
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 Quebec Assembly and iii 74-5-6, 108 
 
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 Darliiijj, Sir Charles 1 1 vi 491-7 
 
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 Davidson, Hon. C. I' vi 204,396 
 
 Davie, Hon. Theodore vi 458 
 
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 Royal Society of Canada and. ... v 213-15-17 
 
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 454-5.466 
 
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 vi 177 
 
 Scientific Services of v 392 
 
 Dawson, Dr. Samuel E. : 
 
 Article by vi 5"9,5i5 
 
 Literary Work of v 122,238 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and... . v 215-18 
 
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 Biography of iv 330-1-2 
 
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 Literary Work cf v 129 
 
 Portrait of iv 182 
 
 Referred to i 262 
 
 iii I9V4.395,423 
 
 iv 377,401 
 
 vi 1 76-7 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and. ... v 212-14-15-17 
 
 Scientific Work of iv 331 
 
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 Bducational Policy of iii 204-5 
 
 Governments of vi 21 1 
 
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 British Empire League and vi 61-2 
 
 Canada First Movement and ... . vi 321-2 
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 Food Supply Oucstion and vi 62 
 
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 Dent, John Charles ii 307 
 
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 Desjnrdins, Hon. .-Mplionsc ii 530 
 
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 Desola, Dr. Abraham iv 146-7,150 
 
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 Dibbs, Sir G. R vi 74 
 
 Dickey, Hon. A. R iv 506 
 
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 Dickey, Hon. R. n ii 90 
 
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 Dickson, R. Casiniir vi 52-3-8-9,61 
 
 Dilke, Sir Charles v 119 
 
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 Dionne, N. E v 125,145,214,218 
 
 D'Iberville, LeMoine vi 470 
 
 Dobell, Hon. R. R vi 51-6-7,157,237 
 
 Dodds, Sir John Stokell vi 155 
 
 Dollard, Hishop William ii 470,515,535 
 
 Dollier de Casson iv 306 
 
 Doolittle, Dr. Lucius iv 285 
 
 Dorchester, Lord, (Guy Carleton) : 
 
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 Adniinistralion of v 244 
 
 Biography of i 103 
 
 Character of i 121 
 
 Church of Ivnjjland and ii 357 
 
 Clergy Reserves Policy of iii 142 
 
 K<Uicational Policy of iii 18.8,195,203 
 
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 Portrait of i 87 
 
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 Portrait of ii 2116 
 
 rai'ific Coast Defcirilifd hy iii 296-7 
 
 Referred to '. i 3<ki,227,257 
 
 ii 1.1.) 
 
 iii 273 
 
 iv 47^-7,494 
 
 V 404 
 
 vi .10,233,307,472 
 
 Diihaniel, Archbishop J, T ii 462,514,534 
 
 iv 231 
 
 I)uI,on>;))re, I.o\iis iv 355 
 
 Duncan, ( .Mrs Ivverard Cotes) S. J. v 127,175 
 
 Duiiconibe, I)i. CIktU'S iii 33,59,70,83-4,93 
 
 Ounkin, Hon. Christopher ; 
 
 Canadiiin Ttiii|)er;inof .\ct and. . vi 359 
 
 McOill Univtrsity and iv i.S7-8-9,324 
 
 vi 375 
 
 Referred to v 106 
 
 Supports Sei^jnenrial Tenure. .. . iii 125 
 Seat of Governnient Question 
 
 and V 252 
 
 Dunn, Bishop Andrew Hunter ii 3).S,434 
 
 iv 2.H7 
 
 Dunn, Col. Alexander Roberts. .. . iv 464 
 
 vi 2S8-9 
 
 Dunn, Hon. John Henry iii 3o,,Si 
 
 V 3q.S 
 vi 2S9 
 
 Dunraven, Karl of vi 40. 154 
 
 Dunsniuir, Hon, Robert iii 375,455 
 
 DuMoulin, Ilisliop John Philip. . . ii 349,433 
 
 Du])uis, Prof. N. F v 213-15 
 
 D'Urban, Lt.-Oen. Sir Benjamin. . iv 453 
 
 Durham, luirl of : 
 
 Administration of iii 43, KKvq 
 
 V 246,396,447 
 .Abandoned by Lord Glenelg. . .. iii 113 
 
 Biopraphy of iii 99, too 
 
 Prophecies Intercolonial Railway ii 87 
 
 Portrait of iii 51 
 
 Referred to i 41,145,200,278, 
 
 343-4.49,1 
 
 .li 49.,3'<3 
 
 iii 98,110,257 
 
 V 161,199,450 
 vi 1 88 
 
 Responsible Government advised 
 
 by vi 197 
 
 Report of iii 50-3-4, i lo-i i 
 
 V 159,401,422,448 
 Steamboat Residence of iii 299 
 
 Views upon Responsible Govern- 
 ment of V 418 
 
 Duricu, Bishop Paul ii 513-15 
 
 Duvernay, A.N v 224 
 
 131 
 
 m 
 
 ii 
 
il 
 
 !l 
 
 Iff 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCYCI,OPiUDIA OV THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume I'nge 
 
 Duv..nay, h. M vi 315 
 
 Dwight, Harvey, P vi 224,531 
 
 Dyde, Colonel John iv 508 
 
 vi 177 
 
 Eaton, Rev. A. H. Wentwortli v 126-9,130 
 
 Eaton, Wyatt iv 357-S 
 
 Earle, Hon. S. L iii 2VJ 
 
 K(l<Iy, Mary U. G iv 137-8-9 
 
 Edgar, Sir James D ii 20,=, 
 
 V 129, [30,215 
 
 vi 175-6,1 S3 
 
 Edgar, Lady i v 491) 
 
 V 122,176 
 
 Edson, Allan A iv 357-8,402-3 
 
 Elclio, Lord vi 39 
 
 Elder, Hon. William v 187,234,22.1,259 
 
 Elgin, Karl of : 
 
 Art I'alronage of iv 360 
 
 Hrilish Minister at Wa.-liiii.^ton.. vi 178 
 
 Bi.igraphy of i 343-4 
 
 Clergy Reserves Policv of iii 140-8-9 
 
 Describes Colonial CondiUoiis. . . v 474-5 
 Dual Language Systiin Iimo- 
 
 duce<l l)y vi 26 
 
 Grand Trunk P^ailway and ii 101,116,128 
 
 liiidsdii's Hay Company ami. .. . ii 43-4 
 
 Influence of vi 194 
 
 Portrait of i 337 
 
 Prizi- offered by ii 1 29 
 
 Kelieilion Loisses Bill and v 202,252 
 
 vi 2I.( 
 
 Refei red to i 2ixi 278, 28o,.)8o 
 
 ii 58,80-1 
 
 iii 2o,s 
 
 ' iv 215,241,336,386 
 
 V 1 19, 162, :i 9,267, 
 399,.r<) 
 
 vi 181,193-7,307 
 Reciprocity Treaty Negotiated 
 
 by i 287,339,366-7-8 
 
 ii 96 
 
 vi loo, 180 
 
 Elliott, Major H. G vi 177 
 
 Elliott, ,Sir T. I'Vederick vi 154 
 
 IvUis, John \' V 189,224 
 
 Jvllis, I'njf. R. W V 130,215 
 
 El'.is, Rl. Hon. I'dwanl ii 47-9. 5^>. 7" 
 
 Elniskv, Hon. John iv 311 
 
 vi 457 
 
 Eiidv, ( Moused ) Lord vi 154 
 
 IvMfdanil, Lt -Gen. Sir Richard vi 2'M),-2cp 
 
 p;rskMie, Lorii vi I 7S 
 
 '•"sconilie, Kt. Hon. Harry vi i(:6 
 
 Evans, General ,S-.r I)e Lacy v 163 
 
 ICv.ms. Dr. ivi.'iraini ii 3-' 1 -2-3 
 
 Ivvanturel, lion. F v 106 
 
 Hw.irt, O. C, J. S V i;,i-2 
 
 Eni.nl, r.isho]! J JI ii 515,530 
 
 Exinoulh, .Admiral Lord vi 286 
 
 Eyre, Lieut. -Gen. Sir William 'v 453 
 
 vi .•^07 
 
 Eabre, Archbishop Edonard C ii 5>o->4.53' -'. 54.S- 
 
 48 
 
 Fabre, Hon. Hector v 153,213-14,225 
 
 VI 177 
 
 Eairfield, Edwar.l vi 154 
 
 Eaiiljairii, Sir William Hi 422 
 
 Ealardeau, Antoine S iv 3,s') 
 
 iMlklanil, lord v 420-1 
 
 vi 1^2.302 
 
 Eallon, .\l)be Etienne M v 1 19, 124, 130-1 
 
 Fallows, lUshoji Samnel iv 112 
 
 Faraud, liishop Henri J ii ,S'>5-7-^.515 
 
 Faribault, G. » v 131, 14> 
 
 I'arrar, Wry Rev. J". W iv 135 
 
TRY. 
 
 "5 
 
 2-3 
 
 221,259 
 
 I2S 
 
 ,2So,.iSo 
 
 ,336,.VS6 
 
 7.3W 
 366-7-S 
 
 .53<-i, 545- 
 3-M.225 
 
 )2 
 
 !t, 130-1 
 
 «.5i5 
 It' 
 
 INDHX TO SHADING MKN. 
 
 V.'lnnir I'ftJ?* 
 
 Farrell, Bishop W ii 462,514 
 
 iii 186 
 
 Farrer, Kilward v iS9,228 
 
 Fauclier (le Si. IMriuriie v 212 
 
 Fauquier, liisliop F. I) ii 3:^5,432 
 
 Ftild, HisUo]) vi 472 
 
 Feuety, G>'(>r>{e K v 124,187,221 
 
 FerKusson-Blair, Hon. A.J v 40^ 
 
 vi 218 
 
 Ferguson, lion. Donald v 434 
 
 vi 226 
 
 Ferland, Ablj^' J. H. A v 119 
 
 Ferrier, Hon. James; 
 
 Hionrai)liy of i 443 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii i2.i 
 
 Mayor of Montreal v 246 
 
 Referred to iv 187,334 
 
 FioldiuK, Hon. W. S.: 
 
 .■Attends Inter-Provincial Con- 
 ference i 388 
 
 British Treferential Tariff of vi 237 
 
 Journalism and v 224 
 
 Reciprocity Views of i 407-8 
 
 Referred to i 310 
 
 vi I57.i9'i237 
 
 Tariff Le^asiation of i 311-12 
 
 Fife, Duke of vi 42 
 
 Fisher, Hon. Charles : 
 
 .advocates Responsihle Govern- 
 ment in New Hrunswick v 399,413,449 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 90 
 
 Moderate Views of v 397 
 
 O], poses Paying Members of 
 
 Council v 451 
 
 Referred to . . i 355 
 
 iv 279 
 
 Fisher, Dr. Edward iv 390-1-3 
 
 Fisher, James ii 235 
 
 Fisher, Hon. S. A i 3:0 
 
 V 106 
 
 ''i 2o7,3"9,367 
 
 Fitzgerald, Hon. N vi 74,76 
 
 Eitzlierbert, Sir William vi 155 
 
 Filzmaurice, Lord ICdiuoiid vi 90 , 
 
 Fitzroy, Sir Charles A vi 302 
 
 Flannery, Rev. Dr iv 30S-9 
 
 Fleming, May Agnes v 132 
 
 Fleming, Sir Sandford : 
 
 Article by i 30-6 
 
 ii 73. 86 
 
 Biography of ii <) (-5 
 
 British Kinpire L:'a,i;ue'aiid vi h2 
 
 Canadi.in I'.icific Railway an 1. . . ii 1^7.244 
 
 Delegate at Intercolonial Con- 
 ference vi 74 
 
 Delegate at Colonial Conerence 
 
 London vi 55- '55 
 
 Inter-Colonial Railway I^ngiueer ii 83-6,95 
 
 Imperial I'Vileration Movement 
 
 and vi 53-6-7-S 
 
 Portrait of i 32 
 
 Pacific Cable and vi 60,77-S 
 
 Referred to i 43 
 
 •ii 341 
 
 iv 38.) 
 
 v 121,132,213-15 
 
 vi 176-7 
 
 Fletcher, Dr. James v 129.215-17,371-2, 
 
 392 
 
 Fletcher, Lieut. -Col. John iv 434,464-5-6,489, 
 
 511 
 
 vi 177 
 
 Fletcher, Col. H. C vi 177 
 
 Flynn, Hon. !•;. J vi 211 
 
 I. ■51 
 
 !! 
 
 1 
 
 Ii 
 
 [0 
 
CANADA: AN KNCYCI.Ol'^DIA OF THU COUNTHY. 
 
 Volume I'nge 
 
 Foley. Hon. Midiiiel H iii s.^s 
 
 V 2;o 
 
 Torbts, J. C iv ;,6i-4,,^i)9,4o | 
 
 I'onl, Sir Clare vi i;,S.492 
 
 Forget, lion. A. U vi ;,I4 
 
 Porrest, Dr. John iii 214 
 
 iv 271-2-3 
 
 Forrest, Sir John vi 155, 166 
 
 Forrest, lion. William vi 74 
 
 Forri'stfr, Dr. .Ak-xaniUr iii 2],si6, 221, 270-1 
 
 I'orslrr, J. \V. 1., iv 3 |7,;/)4,.104 
 
 Forster, Rl. Hon. \V. E vi 23,51, i,';4 
 
 Foster, Sir .-\ii^ustus J vi 17.S 
 
 I'oster, Hon. George E.: 
 
 Article l)y v 301,210 
 
 Hanking Policy of i 510-18-19 
 
 Delegate at Ottawa Intercolonial 
 
 Conference vi 74-6 
 
 Imperial Feileratioii Advocicv of vi 52,60-2 
 Imperial Preferential Trad,- and. vi 76 
 Moves .•Vniendmenl to Recipro- 
 city Re.solntion i 3S6 
 
 New Hrnnsuick I'niversit V .iiid. . iv 28i-a 
 
 Political I'latform in 1891 of i 409 
 
 Prohil>ition Policy of vi 309,310 
 
 Portrait of v 311 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of i 376,392-3-4 
 
 vi 250 
 
 Referred to i 3SS 
 
 vi i9!,22o-i-6,233, 
 249 
 
 Treaty Making Power n;id vi 170-1-2 
 
 Foster, Q. C, W. A v 131 
 
 vi 321 
 
 Fonrnier, Hon. TeIes))hore vi 197-8,240,332-3, 
 
 342 
 
 Fowler, Daniel : 
 
 .\rl SUidies ■ f iv 349,396 
 
 liiograpliy of i v 396-7 
 
 Comes to Canada iv 350,396 
 
 Portrait of iv 369 
 
 Referred to iv 352,360,364 
 
 ^Vork of iv i5'\i9T 
 
 Fowler, Rt. Hon. Sir H. I! vi 42 
 
 Fox, Cliarles James i 86-9,90-5, 1403 
 
 vi 89,90-1,196,282 
 
 Fox, Henry S vi 178 
 
 iii 59 
 
 Franklin, Sir John ii 508 
 
 iii 3.V 
 
 v 251,366 
 
 vi 287 
 
 Franklin, Michael ii 256 
 
 v 487 
 
 Fraser, Hon, C. F i 3S8 
 
 Fraser, Dr. I)oiialil iv 323 
 
 Fraser, John A iv 35 '-8. 36 1-3. 39* 
 
 401-2-5 
 
 Fraser, Hon. John A vi 314 
 
 Fraser, Hon. J.J iii 232 
 
 Fra.ser, Hon. Simon vi 74 
 
 F' aser. Bishop William ii 470-1,514 
 
 F.aser,IW. A v 126 
 
 Frechette, I.ouis H.: 
 
 Honours Won by vi 27 
 
 Literary Career of v 1 27 
 
 Poetry of v 167 
 
 iv 366 
 
 Portrait of v 168 
 
 Referred to v 135. '45 
 
 vi 177 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and .... v 214-15-17 
 
 Freed, A. T v i.';9,229 
 
 vi 262 
 
 Frere, Bt. Hon. Sir Dartle vi 39 
 
 '34 
 
INDEX TO I,BADING MKN. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Frontenac, Comte de ii 493 
 
 iv 354 
 
 V 241 2,264,395 
 vi 189,470 
 
 l''ioucle, James Anth>)ii y ii 465 
 
 Fulfonl, Hishop Francis : 
 
 Appoiiilnient of ii 34S-9 
 
 Art I'atrriiKige of iv 375 
 
 Hioyraphy of ii 423-4 
 
 Labours of ii 350 
 
 Oi)iiiioi;s ou Church Status of .. . ii 392-3-4 
 
 Portrait of ii 349 
 
 Referred to ii I34.335.345>433 
 
 iv 287 
 
 V 130 
 Signs Bishops' Doclaratiou it 389,392 
 
 Fuller, BisVp T. r, ii 335.433 
 
 Fyfe, Dr. R. A iii 492-3-4,514-15 
 
 iv 228-9 
 
 V 124,131 
 
 Gagnon, Ernest iv 394,411 
 
 V 136 
 Gagnon, Phileas v 131,145-7-8,156- 
 
 7-9 
 Gait, Sir Alexander T. : 
 
 Atnendment to Huntington 
 
 Rosolution of i 3S5 
 
 Attends Charlottetown Con- 
 ference V 426 
 
 Approves and Assists Imperial 
 
 Federation Movement v 51-4-5 
 
 Biography of i 316 
 
 Banking Policy of i 45^>505 
 
 Chairman of Railway Com- 
 mission ii 242 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec V 402 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 195-6 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii 118-19,122-8 
 
 High Commissioner to T,on<lon. . vi 32 
 
 Halifax Fisheries Arbitration 
 
 and yi no 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 90 
 
 Invited to Form a Government. . v 253 
 
 vi 217 
 
 Member First Doniimion Govern- 
 ment v 403 
 
 Memorandum on Tariff-Making 
 
 Powers i 315 
 
 Organizes Canadian Offices in 
 
 London vi 33 
 
 Portrait of i 283 
 
 Protective Tariff Policy i 288-9,317,341 
 
 Reports on Reciprocity Treaty- . i 349,350-1,362-3 
 
 Reciprocity Mit-sion to London 
 
 of ". i 359 
 
 Railway Contracts of ii 118,195,234 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of vi 180 
 
 Referred to i 3 ' 4.348, 359, 372. 
 
 4'S3.494.523 
 
 iv 501 
 
 V 131. 491 
 Supports Federal Union v 401,422 
 
 vi 218 
 
 Zollverein Views of i 4 t5-i6 
 
 vi 182 
 
 Gait, Sir Thomas vi 1 76,457 
 
 Ganong, W. F v 124,216 
 
 Gardiner, H. F y 189 
 
 Gardiner, Admiral Lord vi 2S6 
 
 Garretson. Freeborn ii 260-1,314 
 
 Garneau, Fiancois Xavier : 
 
 As an Historian v 144-5 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 141 
 
 Literary Work of v 119,125,135 
 
 vi 27 
 
 ifi 
 
 m\ 
 
 I'A 
 
 I ell I 
 
 '11 
 
 i' 
 
 K.-5S5SKasai-i 
 
ll- 
 
 i 
 
 CANADA : AN UNCYCLOPiEDIA OK THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Voliitne i'age 
 
 I'oetry of v 142 
 
 Portrait of v 145 
 
 Kftern.d to i .(19 
 
 iii 40-4,116,267 
 
 V 162 
 
 Gnrneaii, I Ion. P v 296 
 
 Garrick, Sir Jaiiius vi 155 
 
 Garvio, Hun. William iii 365 
 
 Gahcuij,'ne, Major-Genenil \V. J . . . iv 453 
 
 Gauliii, liislioj) K ii 462,514 
 
 ^ , iv 233.311 
 
 Gaiilt, A. 1< V 535 
 
 Gault, R. Iv iv 409 
 
 Gaytoii, Hon. Albert iii 365 
 
 GeofTrion, Hon. C. .\ vi 237 
 
 Georjje, Dr. J. H iii 471-8-9 
 
 George, Dr. James iv S3, 291 
 
 Gerin-Lajoie, Antoine v 125, 142-3-4-5,224 
 
 Germaine, Lord George (Lord 
 
 Sackville) i 99.89,90-5 
 
 vi 152 
 
 Gibson, Alexander ii 219 
 
 V 536 
 
 Gilpin, Dr. J. Bernard v 213,360,380 
 
 Gibb, Sir George Duncan v 132 
 
 Gibson, Lieut.-CoL Hon. J. M.... i'. 495-6 
 
 vi 279 
 
 Gilbert, Sir Humphrey vi 465-7-8,473,484 
 
 Gillespie, Sir Robert vi 1 7b 
 
 Gilmour, Allan iii 318,357 
 
 Gilpin, jr.. Dr. E iii 365-8 
 
 V 130,213-15 
 
 Girard, Hon. M. A v 106 
 
 Girouard, Hon. D v 122,130 
 
 vi 340-2 
 
 Gisborne, F. N v 213 
 
 vi 531-4-6 
 Gladstone, Rt. Hon. W. E.: 
 
 As Colonial Secretary i 345 
 
 vi 153.47* 
 
 Colonial Church and ii 346,389 
 
 Canadian Painting of iv 405 
 
 Eloquence of vi 29 
 
 Fenian Raid Claims and iv 435 
 
 Federal Home Rule and vi 31 
 
 Fenian Raids and vi 121 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company and ... . ii 41-7 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 79 
 
 Royal Colonial Inslitule and . . . . vi 39 
 
 Referred to i 199,343 
 
 vi 193 
 Glenelg, Lord : 
 
 Biographv of iii 112-13 
 
 Banking Legislation in Canada. . i 467-8 
 
 Colonial Administration of iii 112-13 
 
 Clergy Reserves and iii 151-3-4 
 
 Foresight of v 327 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company and. ... ii 38-9 
 
 Indians of Canada and i 276-7-8 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 75-6 
 
 Objects to U. C. Insurance Bill. . v 326 
 Opinions upon Responsible Gov- 
 ernment of V 413,447 
 
 Referred to i 199 
 
 iii 116 
 
 iv 265,326 
 
 vi 153 
 Relations with Sir F. Bond-Head 
 
 of iii 33.56,90-7 
 
 Glover, Sir John Hawley vi 497 
 
 Godfrey, H. H iv 394 
 
 Gooder'ham, George iii 428 
 
 iv 385 
 
 Gooderhani, William iv 210 
 
 Goodridge, Hon. A. F vi 497 
 
 Gough, General Lord vi 292 
 
 Gould, Jay ii 104 
 
 I3« 
 
 Gra 
 
 
INOBX to ItSADINQ MBN. 
 
 Volume 
 Gourlay, Robert ineining iii 
 
 V 
 VI 
 
 Gordon, Hon, Sir A. H v 
 
 vi 
 
 Gonlon, Dr. D. N vi 
 
 Gore, Hon. Francis in 
 
 VI 
 
 Gorst, Rt. Hon. Sir J. E vi 
 
 Goschen, Rt. Hon. George J n 
 
 VI 
 
 Gosford, Earl of i 
 
 ill 
 
 Gosuell, R, E iii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Gosse, Philip H v 
 
 Gosseiiu, L'Abbe Augnste v 
 
 G<.'wan, Hon. J. R ii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Page 
 
 25-b,loo-i-2-4 
 
 120,397,401 
 
 iSS 
 
 431 
 302 
 
 57 
 
 22-3-4 
 
 302 
 
 3« 
 
 33,167-9 
 i99,2;b-8 
 
 43.7«-y,9«.'i2-i3r 
 lib 
 
 240-5 
 68,123,189,232, 
 
 270,524 
 
 58,62 
 
 366 
 
 125,130-1, 214-iS 
 
 ibo 
 
 130 
 220,177 
 
 Gowan, Lieut. -Colonel Ogle R.: 
 Elected Grand Master of the 
 
 Orange Order vi 267 
 
 Orangcism iu Canada and vi 268,316 
 
 Referred to v 131,229 
 
 Gram, M. Gre^ors vi 138,141-2 
 
 Graham, Hugh iv 409 
 
 V 189,226-7 
 Grandin, Bishop Vital J ii 505-8,515 
 
 iv 460,477 
 
 vi 299 
 
 Grandin, William ii 267-8,270 
 
 Grant, Alexander iii 22 
 
 Grant, Very Rev. Dr. George IM. : 
 
 Australia Visited by vi 57-8 
 
 Article by iv 49,52 
 
 As an Author iv 329 
 
 Uust of IV 380 
 
 Biography of iv 328-9 
 
 Character and Opinions of iv 329 
 
 Educational l.abuurs ol iv 2934 
 
 Imperial Feilcralion Movement 
 
 and vi 52-5-7-8,60-2 
 
 l/iterary WorK of v 120-2, 130-1 
 
 Moderator I'resbyterian Church, iv 87 
 
 Portrait of -v 50 
 
 (Queen's University and iv 293-4,328 
 
 Royal Societj ol Canada and. ... v 213-15-17 
 
 Relerred to iv 98 
 
 Supports Presbyterian Unity iv 87 
 
 Grant, General Sir Hope iv 497 
 
 Grant, Sir James A v 132,213-15 
 
 vi 176 
 
 Grant-Duff, Sir M. !•; vi 154 
 
 Grantham, Thomas, Loru i 99 
 
 vi 152 
 
 Granville, Earl i 199 
 
 ii 55-6-7 
 
 VI 3S-9. 153-6,161 
 Grasett, Lieut. -Colonel H.J iv 461,514-16-17, 
 
 522-3 
 V 293 
 
 Grasett, Very Rev. Henry J ii 333 
 
 iv 191-3-4-5-7 
 
 Gray, Hon. John Hamilton m 227 
 
 v 155,401-2,132 
 VI 177,182-3 
 Gregg, Rev. Dr. Thomas iii 155 
 
 Gregg, Dr. William : 
 
 Article by iv 29 
 
 Biography of iv 96 
 
 Knox College 1 iv 217-18 
 
 Literary Work .....1 v 130-1 
 
 Portrait of iv 31 
 
 Referred to iv 86,98, 103 
 
 «37 
 
 r 
 LI 
 
 II 
 
 
 i i 
 
 f^^Vyji' 
 
I 
 
 '1, 
 
 
 Canada: an i;ncsci,oim;ijia di' thic coi'ntky. 
 
 Vuluine I'liKe 
 
 Green, Dr. Anson ii 3"3-7-^i,3i5,322 
 
 Greene, lion. 1). J vi .)t)7 
 
 Greenway, Hon. TlioiUiis li ^3.5-6 
 
 V 100 
 VI 191 
 
 Grenville, William \Vyn<lliiiin, Lord i 99 
 
 iii i.i6 
 
 VI 152 
 
 Grey, Rt. Hon. Sir George ii 7,s-6 
 
 vi 3«,i53 
 
 Grey, Charles, Ivirl iii 99,112,147 
 
 Grey, The 3r(l Karl : 
 
 Canadian I'arilf Privileges aiul, . i 301 
 
 Clergy Reserves an<l iii l4>S-9 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii 97-117 
 
 Hudson's Hay Company and ii 33,43-4 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 80-1-4 
 
 Referred to i 2(w,343 
 
 ii 49 
 
 vi 153 
 
 Grier, E. Wylie iv 364,405 
 
 GrifTin, Martin J v iS9,22H 
 
 Giiflfin, W. H vi '77, 515, 522.1 
 
 Griffith, Sir Samuel vi 155 
 
 Grisdale, H shop John ii 413,433 
 
 Grouard, Bishop K. J. 1!. M ii 515 
 
 Guiges, Bishop J. E. B ii 462, 5o<'. 5 14.534-5 
 
 iv -'33-5-7,379 
 
 Guildford, North, Karl of \ i 152 
 
 Gv.ynne, Hon. J. W vi 342 
 
 Gz.owski, Col. Sir Casiniir S.: 
 
 Biography of ii 5^4-5 
 
 Bust of iv .jSi 
 
 Entertains Princess I.oui.se v .91 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and li 128 
 
 Imperial Kederation and vi 51 
 
 Musical Paintings of iv .•vS4 
 
 Portrait of ii 234 
 
 Referred to i .149 
 
 iv 4.19 
 
 vi 176 
 
 Railway Contracts of ii ii,S, 195 
 
 Royal Canal Commission of 1.S70 iii -,33 
 
 Wycliffe CoUtge and iv 222 
 
 Haggart, Hon. J. G li 230,243 
 
 vi 221-6,233,250 
 
 Hagarty, Sir John H iv 197 
 
 V 227,238,291 
 
 vi 176,342,457 
 Hague, George : 
 
 Article by i 452,461 
 
 Banking Views of i 475-6-7,520 
 
 Banking Career of i 492 
 
 Portrait of i 453 
 
 Referred to i 4«7,494 
 
 iii 5'>3 
 
 V 131 
 
 VI 52-4,62 
 
 Haldimand, Sir Frederick v 147,142-9,207 
 
 Hale, Horatio v 129 
 
 Hale, Sir Matthew vi 344-8 
 
 Halihurton, Sir Brenton vi 176,457 
 
 Haliburton, Lord v 1 78 
 
 vi 294 
 Haliburton, Thomas Chandler : 
 
 I'Uirly Career of v 177 
 
 Literary Work of v 178-9,180-1 
 
 Political Views and Career of.. . . v i77-8-9,i8o 
 
 Portrait of vi 11 
 
 Referred to iii 469 
 
 Halifax, Lord ii 352 
 
 v 261 
 
 Hallam, Henry iv 336 
 
 Halv, Lieut.-General Sir William 
 
 O'Gradv iv 453 
 
 vi 307 
 
 «.18 
 
INDEX Tu l,KADINO MHN. 
 
 Volume I'iifjv 
 
 IlMitiel, Tlifojiliik- iv 356,.10-v 
 
 Haiiiel, Virv Rov. T. V. v 213-15-17 
 
 vi 27 
 
 Himiilloii, liislidii Cliiir'.cs ii 335.425. 433 
 
 Hamilton, IWjii. Joliii : 
 
 Hio<,'ra]>hy of i 44^-9 
 
 Controls Lake Pass iiKor. Tr.ilTic. iii 302-3 
 
 Portrait ol iii 299 
 
 Referred to i 49* 
 
 Hamilton, Pierce Si. V 'MS iii 363 
 
 V 1 3 1, 40 1,/ 22 
 vi 5«-9 
 
 Hammond, George vi 17S 
 
 Hampshire, Sir T1u)1:kis vi 466,484 
 
 Hani])tun, I.ord, (Sir]. PakiliKtoii) ii 47,117 
 
 iii 140 
 
 vi 39. 153 
 
 Hannan, Arclibisl: .p M cliael ii 47',5i4.536.544 
 
 Hannen, l.ord i 43 
 
 vi 138,141-2 
 
 Hannay, JaiiKS v 120,224,234,413 
 
 Harris, Robert : 
 
 Article by jv ^53-9 
 
 Bio^rapliy of iv 401 
 
 President llnval Canadi:ui 
 
 Academy iv 363.4'^l 
 
 Referred to i v 339 
 
 Harris, Verv Rev. W. R ii .l,S2,455 , 
 
 iv 309 
 
 V I 3 1 , 1 22 
 
 Harrison, Hon. R. A v 130,235 
 
 vi 457 
 
 Harrison, Hon. S. n v 398 
 
 Harrison, S. Frances iv 3H9 
 
 V 126-7,131,171-2 
 Harrison, Dr. Thomas iii 227 
 
 iv 274,281-2-3-4 
 
 Harcourt, Hon. Rich.ird iv 368 
 
 Harcourt, Sir Willi nn \' vi 31 
 
 Harrinj,'lon, Prof. I!. J v 124-9,213-15-17 
 
 HarriiiKton, Hon. I). I ii 4'o-i3 
 
 Harrin>,'loii, T. Don;;las vi 271-4-5 
 
 Hardy, Hon. A. S i ,3.88 
 
 iv 495 
 
 V 2()I 
 
 vi 378 
 
 Hart, Ezekiel iv 146-9 
 
 Harvey, Hon. A. W vi 499 
 
 Harvey, Dr. Moses v 124,215,234 
 
 Harvey, Major-General Sir John : 
 Administers New fouml land 
 
 Affairs vi 472.497 
 
 Biography of i 1.S6 
 
 Constitutional Government ol". . . v 413 
 
 Commands at Stoney Creek i 164-191 
 
 Inter-Colonial Railway and ii 79,243 
 
 Policy in New Urunswick of ii 76-7 
 
 Portrait of ii 79 
 
 Referred to i 1.S6, 166 
 
 vi 193,302 
 
 Rebellion of 1837 and iii 66-7-8 
 
 Writes About War of 181 2 i 184 
 
 Hatherley, Loril vi 345 
 
 Hathewa'v, Hon. G.I, iii 273 
 
 Haultaini Hpn. R W. G iii 249 
 
 Hawes, lien jami n vi 153 
 
 Hawkins, Rev. ISrnest ii 349.353.426,4.^9 
 
 V 162 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel v 164 
 
 H.ivelocU, General Sir Henry vi 292 
 
 Haviland, Hon. T. ;I v -102,432,434 
 
 vi 314 
 
 Hav, George U v 1 29, 2 1 5-1 7 
 
 Hay, Robert v 286 
 
 Havcock, J. I, V 103-5 
 
 Haytliorne, Hon. R. P v 433.434 
 
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 I 
 
 Voliiincr l*age 
 
 Havs, Clinrles M.: , 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii in 
 
 Portrait of ii 152 
 
 Referred to ii lo.) 
 
 Hea, Dr. Joseph R iv 281 
 
 Head, Sir Kilinund W.: 
 
 A);ricuUural I'olicy of iv 279 
 
 Aiiininistration of v 2().|,26<S 
 
 vi K>4 
 
 niojjniphy of ii 5.S 
 
 Ivlucational Policy of iv 1 '\S-6-7, 279, 280-1 
 
 Hudson's Day Company and. ... ii 52-3,69 
 
 Portrait of ii yi 
 
 Prince of Wales Receive<l by . . . . v 2S9 
 
 Rfcferred to i U4-i6 
 
 ii '.il 
 
 iii 07 
 
 V 4(K) 
 
 vi 3<'2-7 
 Seat of Ooverntnent Question 
 
 an<l V 2,i3 
 
 Hearne, Samuel v 118 
 
 Ilc.itlifield. .-Xdniiral Lord vi 92 
 
 H<;Uon, J. Ilenniker vi 526 
 
 Heavysege, Charles v 1 27-8, 163-4-6-8 
 
 Ht-hert, Philippe : 
 
 Hi it>raj)hy rif iv .lo'i-7 
 
 Portrait of iv 4i)()-7 
 
 Referred tij iv .^7^,110 
 
 Stalue.s Spiilptnred by iv 3S1 
 
 Hector, Sir James v 215 
 
 Helltnuth, Bishop Isaac ii 433 
 
 iv 310 
 
 V 130 
 
 Helmcken, Dr. J. S v .104 
 
 Hencker, R. \V ii 413 
 
 iii i.H?<, 191 
 
 iv 2SS 
 
 Ilcimepin, I,o\n's v 117 
 
 Hi-nry, .VUxatider v 118,158,278 
 
 Henry, Hon. W. A.: 
 Conf'derat'on Didt-pite at I.on- 
 
 d > 1 and Oac'i .0 v 402 
 
 lnterc>>lonial Knilway and ii 90 
 
 Reciprocity Report of i 362-3 
 
 Reciprocity Nej^otiations ( f vi 180 
 
 Referred to vi 229,324,342 
 
 Hehert, Rishop J. F ii 498,514 
 
 iii 203 
 
 Herbert of Lea, Lord i 343 
 
 vi 153 
 
 HerSert, Sir R. O. \V vi .10,154 
 
 Herbert, .Major-Oeneral L J. C iv 453,536 
 
 Herchiner, Lieut. -Col. \V. M iv 481,527 
 
 Heriot, Pieor^je v 118, 140,156-7 
 
 HiTscbell, Lord vi 42,44,47, 109, iSl 
 
 Heu-(K--Iioiirck, Rev. W H...... iii .170-1, 5a8-9 
 
 Hey, Chief Justice v 4S5 
 
 Hey, Hon. William vi 385,457 
 
 Hewitt, I,ieut. -Gen. Iv O iv 469,498-9 
 
 Hicks-neacli, Sir M. E i 199 
 
 V 4".S 
 
 vi 51,153 
 Hickson, Sir Joseph : 
 
 hiography of ii 1 27-8 
 
 Chairman Royal Prohibition 
 
 Commission vi 310 
 
 Manages Grand Trunk Railway, ii 1 lo-i 11,127, 142-3 
 
 Portrait of ii no 
 
 Referred to iv 403-9 
 
 vi 1 76 
 
 St. Clair Tunnel and ii 127,131 
 
 Higgins, Hon. D. W v 189,232 
 
 Hill, Hon. P. Carteret v 297 
 
 vi 324 
 140 
 
■(TRV. 
 
 279, 280-1 
 
 63-4-6-8 
 
 8,27s 
 
 4.3 U 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 0,156-7 
 
 J7, 109, 181 
 
 508-9 
 
 7 
 
 ,8-9 
 
 1,127,142-3 
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 Volume Hafre 
 
 r'iUs, nishnp George ii 4.V^-6-7-8-9 
 
 Hill, lames J vi 245 
 
 Hill, Sir Stephen J vi 497 
 
 Ilincks, Sir I'raiicis : 
 
 Achnitiistration of v 203,399 
 
 BankitiR I'olicyof i 5''''7 
 
 HankitiK Rxperieiice of i 471. (So 
 
 Hi(>){rai)liy of i 470. 4*"3 
 
 HiiMwin replaced by vi 2oS-9,2i5 
 
 Clernv Reserves Policy of lit i.|o-s ^ 
 
 Caiiailiaii Pacific Railway and. . . ii iti),iSi-7-8 
 
 r)i';itli of V 26') 
 
 Efforts to obtain Reciprocity of., i 410 
 
 vi !()()- 1 So 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway an 1 ii 9S, 101-6,1 11-14- 
 
 15-16-17-1S-19, 
 120-1-8,136 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 82,96,116-17-18 
 
 Jonrnalistic Work of v 161,1.89.226-7 
 
 Portr.iit of i 481 
 
 Referreil to : i 3i7,3'''5,439 
 
 iii 108 
 
 iv 506 
 
 V 1 2';, 131 
 vi 176,191 
 
 Hin.ijsloii, Sir \V. H i 472 
 
 v 131, 26S, 296, 336 
 
 vi 29,176 
 
 Hobart, I,iird i o ) 
 
 ii 381 
 
 Ilubson, Jii-ierh ii 131 
 
 Hod.ler, Dr. K. M iv H),3-5-6 
 
 Ho.l'.^es, Jiini'S ii 132-4 
 
 Hodgiiis, Dr. J. George ii 105.413 
 
 iii 2,52-5,281 
 
 iv 205,222 
 
 v 122-3-4 
 
 Hod.niiis, Thomas v i3o,.j65 
 
 vi 3 13, ■''•'' 
 
 Hodffson, Hon. Rduard Jarvis... iv 270 
 
 Hodjjson, Sir Robert vi 176,314.458 
 
 Hoffman. Dr. O. C v 213-15-17 
 
 Hofmeyr. Hon. J. H vi 74-9, 155 
 
 Hotjaii, John Sheridan v 131,152,230,290 
 
 Holmes, Heiijamin i 48S 
 
 li 112,123 
 
 Holmes, Hon. Simon H v 23V[ 
 
 vi 2 (7-8 
 Holton, Hon. I.. H.: 
 
 Referred to i 355.471-2,523 
 
 V 21 >5 
 Railway Contracts of ii iiS. 195,234 
 
 Home-Home. M.ijor-Gen. George. . iv .153 
 
 Hooker, Richani iv 70 
 
 Hopkins, J. Castell ; 
 
 Articles by i '^'.■'"6,205,2.85,335 
 
 ii i''7 
 
 V r i7,2.'o, ^95,526 
 vi • i. 5 1,7.1, i^'^?, 228 
 
 Hritish Kmivre I,eaj;ne .ind vi '1.1 
 
 Imperi.i! I"ederalioii I, '.(line and. vi 52-3 
 Imperial I'ederation Movi invnt 
 
 and vi 5 <-5-7-S-g 
 
 Imperial R'C'procity and vi 59 
 
 Imperial Trade Congress of 1891 
 
 and vi 159 
 
 Referred to iv 409 
 
 V 125,189,294 
 Koran, P.ishop R. J ii 4''2.5i4 
 
 iii i8f) 
 
 Horden, Bishop John ii 375,433-9 
 
 Hosmer, Charles R vi 532-4 
 
 Honston. W v 2V) 
 
 Houj,'litnii, I,ient.-Col, C. I" iv 463,490,512-13, 
 
 How.ird. J. G iv 3 17, 360- 1 
 
 Howard- Vincent. Sir C. R v 107 
 
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CANAIM: an ICNCYCLUPiKUIA l)l' TIIU COUNTRY. 
 
 Voliiiiif 
 
 I 'age 
 
 t'li 
 
 Ilowf, Holt. Josi'ph : 
 
 CliaractiT iiiul Al)ilitie9 of vi aaS 
 
 Detroit SpffCli of i 356-7,413 
 
 Dfli'x.ile to I'.hkIuikI ii Ni, 1 16-17 
 
 K<hiiMt't)nal I'oiit-y of iv l\S 
 
 ICiilers I )otiiiiiion Ministry v 405 
 
 Iiitfri'oloiiial Kaihvay and ii M-2 
 
 Jouriialisiic Cart'cr of v 1X4,223,(17 
 
 ModiTitioii of V 397,419 
 
 Norlli-W'i'st Policy of iv 4^3-4 
 
 O]ii)o«fs Coiifcileration vi 230 
 
 I'oilrait of i 357 
 
 I'roplK'i'ii's Caimiliaii Pacific 
 
 Railway ii 213 
 
 I'rojiosfs Consideration of Col- 
 onial I'liion ; V 472-5 
 
 Political Cart-'er of vi 229 
 
 Referred to i 281,355,385 
 
 iv 49^.5"9 
 
 V 120-4,262,170,434 
 vi 191,248-9,314 
 
 Responsible Government in 
 
 Nova Scotia and iii 213 
 
 V 4i'7-i'<->9.42^l. 
 446-7 
 
 Howe, Admiral Lord vi 92 
 
 Howe, General Sir William v 261 
 
 Howells, \V. D V 174 
 
 Howlaii, Hon. G. W v 434 
 
 vi 314 
 
 Howland, Oliver A iii 337-*^ 
 
 V 132 
 
 vi 110-17 
 
 Howland, W. H iv 361-2-3 
 
 vi 321-2 
 Howlanil, Sir W. ]'.: 
 
 Canadian I'acifii' Railway and. . . ii 219 
 Con federation Delegate to 
 
 London v 402 
 
 Enlert.iins Prince .\rthur v) 290 
 
 Leaves I.ilieral Party vi 191 
 
 Member of I'irst Dominion 
 
 Government v 403 
 
 Portrait of i 335 
 
 Report upon Intercolonial Trade i 329,334 
 
 Referred to i 359,372,494 
 
 iv 361 
 
 vi 176-7,313.322 
 
 Report on Reciprocity of i 365 
 
 Rfclatioiis with Georjje Brown of v 196 
 
 Recijirocity Negotiations of vi 180 
 
 Howley, Archbi.shop William ii 332,440 
 
 iv 2?)7 
 
 Hoyk'S, Hon. H. W vi 497 
 
 Hughes, James Iv vi .305,319 
 
 Hughes, Ivienl.-Col. S vi 57-.S 
 
 Hugo, Victor V 127,141 
 
 Hume, Jose])h : 
 
 Referred to ii 49 
 
 Writes I'amous Letter to 
 
 Mackenzie iii 29 
 
 Portrait of iii 36 
 
 Sup]K)rts the authors of Rebel- 
 lion iii 83-4 
 
 Biography of iii 11 1-12 
 
 Humphreys, Hon. J. n iii 365 
 
 Hunt, Rev. A. S iii 216,271-2 
 
 Hunt, Dr. T. Slerry iii 4^9 
 
 iv i.SS 
 
 v 129,212-17 
 
 Hunter, J. Howard v 336,340 
 
 Hunter, Lieut. -Governor Peter. .. . iii 22 
 
 vi 302 
 
 Hunter, Samuel v 235 
 
 Hnnter-Duvar, John v 168,234 
 
 Huntington, Hon. L. S.: 
 
 Biography of ii 194 
 
 Commercial I'liion Resolution of i 302,385-6 
 
 I4J 
 
 rt 
 
 Si 
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INOKX TO tKADINO MKN. 
 
 V'oliiiiif I'auf 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and.. . . ii i75-'>-7, iSi-4 
 
 vi J3C, 243-4 
 
 Portrait of ii 1 So 
 
 Referred to v 1 26 
 
 vi 191,24" 
 
 Huntley, Sir Henry Vere vi 3112 
 
 Huskisson, Rt. Hon. Willium i .139,348 
 
 iii ir6 
 
 vi 153 
 
 IIuss, John iv m'^ 
 
 Hutchinson, rioneral, Loril iii 99 
 
 Huntingdon, Hon. Herbert v 399 
 
 Hutton, Major-Gen. E. T. H iv 448-9,453 
 
 IddesleiRh, Lord, (Sir S. 
 Northeote) : 
 
 Hudson's n.iy Company and it 5S-6-7,6o-3-9 
 
 Royal Coloni.'d Institute and .... vi 3S.9 
 
 Washinjjton Treaty and vi 119 
 
 Inch, Dr. James R iv 303 
 
 iii 225,231,234,273 
 InRlis, Tiishop Charles ; 
 
 Hiof;raphy of ii 356 
 
 Consecration of ii 327.355,368 
 
 Dealh of iv 266 
 
 Kind's Collej;e and iv 2624-5 
 
 Labours of ii 356-7 
 
 Portrait of ii 370 
 
 Referred to ii '261-9,382,422,433 
 
 v 1 30 
 
 vi 241 
 
 Visits Quebec ii 328,339 
 
 Visits Cape Rreton ii 381 
 
 Inj,dis, Major-General Sir John .... vi 290-1-2 
 Inj;lis, Kishop John : 
 
 Kinjf's Collej;e and iv 264-5-7-8 
 
 Labours of ii 358-9 
 
 Portrait of ii 357 
 
 Referred to ii 357,382,433 
 
 iv 261-5-6 
 
 Irvine, T,ieut. -Col. A. O iv 481,504,519,527 
 
 Irvine, Mathew Hell yi jyy 
 
 Ives, Hon. W. R vi 226,233,250 
 
 Jackson, Francis James vi 178 
 
 Jackson, General Sir R. D iv 453 
 
 vi 307 
 
 lackson, Dr. S. N iii 503-8 
 
 Jack.son, William ii 1 14-15, t36 
 
 Jacob, Dr. Edwin iii 226 
 
 iv 278,280-1 
 
 Jacobi, O. R iv 351 '-6-9, 363-4-8, 
 
 400-5 
 
 James of Hereford, Lord vi 42-4 
 
 Jameson, Hon. R. S iv 195-7,360 
 
 Jamot, Bishop R. A ii 462,515 
 
 Jarvis, Hon. William i 241 
 
 iv 318 
 
 vi 272-3 
 
 Jarvis, Major-Gen. Samuel Peters, iv 4Sr,509 
 
 vi 177 
 
 Jarvis, Stinson v 132 
 
 Jehin-Prume, F iv 386,393 
 
 Jenkins, Edward ii 145-6-7-8-9 
 
 vi 32 
 Jenkins, Dr. John : 
 
 Biography of iv 93 
 
 Moderator Church of Scotland . . iv .83 
 
 Moderator Presbyterian Church, iv 87 L 
 
 Referred to iv 85 
 
 V 131 
 
 Supports Presbyterian Union. ... iv 60 
 
 Jennings, Sir Patrick vi 155 
 
 Jersey, Earl of : 
 
 Delegate at Ottawa Colonial 
 
 Couference vi 74-7 
 
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 Pi)rtriiit of., vi 7S 
 
 Koy.'il Coliiiiial IiiNtiliitf mill . . . \'i 40 
 
 Jfttf, 11(111. I,. A vi 37fi,J<io-4,3i> 
 
 Jiiliiisdti, It. A V ai,<-i5 
 
 JdlnisuM, Iv I'liuliiie .. V 169 
 
 Jolmsdii, Sir l''raiii'i» (1 ii 6.S 
 
 vi r76.3i4,38H 
 Johnson, (»forj<e ! 
 
 ^rlioleliy i 195,205,27,^ 
 
 joiirn.ilisiH' Work of v 3311 
 
 I.itcriiry Wmk of v 1 J^ 
 
 rortrait of i 205 
 
 Ri-)>'irts on I'orciiU v 511-12-17 
 
 Reierrcil lo i 521,19,'i 
 
 • 3^5.4^2 
 
 •- -450 
 
 V 294 
 
 vi I7.~s, iSo 
 
 Johnson, Sir John i 117 
 
 vi 175,272 
 
 Johnson, Sir William i 66,74,211-12-18, 
 
 250 
 
 ii 457 
 Johnston, Hon JnniesW.: 
 
 Advociiti's Colonial I'nion v 401,422 
 
 I.c'iids Nova Scotiuii Conservative 
 
 I'arty v 401,42a 
 
 Referred to iii 491 
 
 iv 2,S2-3 
 
 VI JJ9 
 
 Johnston, lion. John M v 41 >j 
 
 Joly (le Lolhiniere, Sir H. G.: 
 
 Artick- l)y v 521-3 
 
 Caimdian raiific Railway ami. . . ii 17b 
 
 l'"av()urs MoiUnite rrotcclion.. . . i 290 
 
 Ini|nrial l"eileration Liiij;ue and. vi 60 
 
 I.iads (JufbfC Liberals . vi 199 
 
 Oppostd by yuebec Clerj^y vi 21)1-5 
 
 Portrait of v 522 
 
 yuel)ec Administration of vi 211 
 
 V 407 
 Referred to i 310 
 
 iii I2.S,359 
 
 V 106,130 
 vi 176,191 
 
 Jones, Mr. Justice iii 91 
 
 Jones, Sir iMvid vi 176 
 
 Jones, Hon. A. C. i 119,310 
 
 iv 500 
 
 Jogues, Isaac ii 443-4,451,492 
 
 Kane, Paul : 
 
 Artistic Studies of iv 347-8 
 
 Indian Iiilliieiicf upon iv 347 
 
 Referred to iv 352,360-8 
 
 V 1 20 
 
 Travels of iv 3.(.^ 
 
 Work of iv 349067 
 
 Kecfer, Thomas C: 
 
 Article by ii 97, 103 
 
 Biography of ii 129,130 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and. . . ii 160-2 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii 128-9 
 
 Member of Deep Waterways 
 
 Cimimission iii 337 
 
 Portrait of ii 99 
 
 Referred 10 ii 46,134,237-9,^18- 
 
 19.326 
 
 V 132,215 
 vi 177,324 
 
 TransjKjrtation Methods I)e- 
 
 scrit)ed by ii 223-4-5 
 
 Victoria Hridjje and ii 134-5-6 
 
 Kellerman, Due de Valmy, Marshal vi 282 
 
 Kelvin, Lord vi 295,537-8 
 
 144 
 
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 Kempt, Sir Jamei. 
 
 Viiliime 
 
 I'mr- 
 
 Kennedy, Lieut.-Col. W. N.. . . 
 
 Kvmiy, Sir Ivhviinl ; 
 
 Advocates liili'ri'oloiiiiil Kail- 
 
 WHV 
 
 MiMiiher I'iral Uoniiiiiun Cabinet 
 Referred to 
 
 i 145 
 
 ii 77.,^«< 
 
 iii 77,Hi),()9, ir)S, 113, 
 
 1 1 6, ju4, 259 
 
 iv 45 i 
 
 V 153 
 
 vi .v>a 
 
 iv 4.Si,5'".!Sio 
 
 Kent, Hon. John. . . 
 
 Kfin:}{han, R. 1' 
 
 Killaly, Hon. H. II. 
 Killuni, Hon. A. C. 
 Kimberley, Karl of. 
 
 King, K. H.: 
 
 Banking Policy of 
 
 Biograpliy of 
 
 Portrait of 
 
 President of Bank of Montreal. 
 Referred to 
 
 King, Hon. George E. : 
 
 Biography of 
 
 Commissioner re Behring 
 
 Claims 
 
 Character of 
 
 Educational Policy of 
 
 Portrait of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 ii 9' 
 
 V 4"3 
 i 4.S0 
 
 ii I St 
 
 V 297 
 
 vi 176,231,314 
 
 vi .197 
 
 V 129 
 
 V 3'>'< 
 
 vi 41^45'^ 
 
 i 199 
 
 ii 55,69,17'^ 
 
 vi 153,161,172 
 
 5>6 
 
 519 
 
 5",1 
 
 4h.S-9, 490,520 
 
 355 
 
 324 
 
 StM 
 
 111 232 
 
 Kinjf, Dr. John M.: 
 
 Biography of 
 
 Moderator Pre.sljyterian Chi 
 
 Manitoba College and 
 
 Portrait of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 VI 
 
 vi 
 iii 
 iii 
 vi 
 
 IV 
 
 iv 
 iv 
 
 iv 
 
 Kiiigdon, Bishop H. T ii 
 
 V 
 
 Kinnear, David v 
 
 Kiiigsford, R. E v 
 
 vi 
 Kingsford, Dr. William : 
 
 Journalistic Career of v 
 
 Literary Work of v 
 
 Portrait of v 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 iii 
 iv 
 
 V 
 
 Kingston, Rt. Hon. C. C vi 
 
 Kingston, W. H. G v 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard vi 
 
 Kirby, Dr. James v 
 
 vi 
 
 Kirby, '•Villiam v 
 
 Kirk, John Foster v 
 
 Kirke, Sir David iv 
 
 vi 
 Kirkpatrick, Sir George A i 
 
 iv 
 
 vi 
 Kitson, Lieut.-Col. G. C iv 
 
 Knutsford, Lord : 
 
 Despatch Describing Colonial 
 Conference Work vi 
 
 Presides Over Colonial Con- 
 ference vi 
 
 144 
 405 
 2.V-2,273-4 
 
 342 
 
 326 
 
 87 
 326 
 
 258 
 131 
 
 360,421,433 
 
 226 
 293 
 
 .So 
 
 227 
 
 119,121,131 
 
 21 1 
 
 96-8,181-9,190 
 
 516,551 
 
 45.113-16,131 
 
 4.S9 
 
 157-8 . 
 
 159,166 
 
 119 
 
 20 
 
 I30-5.225 
 
 3S2 
 
 1 2 2-6-7, 21 3- iS 
 
 132 
 
 3". 54 
 
 468-9,474 
 
 197.483 
 379.407 
 279.313.176 
 469 
 
 156 
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 Hi 
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 Referred to vi 42.5 ii 153-5-7. 250 
 
 Reciprocity with U. S. and i 391-2 
 
 Krc'ifjhofI, Cornelius iv 356,360-8 
 
 Kribs, L. P v 1^9,230 
 
 Labouclierc, Henry vi 73 
 
 Lahrecque, lUshop M. T ii 514 
 
 Lal)rie, Jacques v 140 
 
 Lacoste, Sir Alexander iv 288 
 
 VI 176.457 
 
 Laflatnine, Dr. J. C. K v 213-15-17 
 
 Laflainnie, Hon. Rodolphe v 224 
 
 vi 191-7,208,333 
 
 Lafleche, Bishop Louis F ii 515,530 
 
 iv 373 
 
 vi 202 
 Lafontaine, Sir L. H.: 
 
 Adniinislration of li 115 
 
 V ^99 
 
 Character of vi 19S 
 
 hater and Moderate Views of . . . . v 397 
 
 Portrait of iii 133 
 
 Papincau and the Rebellion 
 
 Suj-norted by vi 207 
 
 Politual Career of vi 197,208-9 
 
 Retirement of ii 116 
 
 Refomi-s Administration of 
 
 Jusii'.-e vi 387 
 
 Referrctl to iv 50 1 
 
 v 226,398 
 
 vi 174-5,214-15, 388, 
 
 457 
 
 Supports Ninety Two Resolutions iii 39 
 
 t tigneurial Tenure I'olicy of iii 124-5-6-7-8 
 
 V 203 
 
 Laing, Dr. John iv 87,91-5-8,104,214, 
 
 218 
 
 V 131 
 Laird, Hon. n.avid : 
 
 .\ids to Bring I'rince Edward 
 
 Island into Confederation v 434 
 
 Biography of i 281 
 
 Journalism and v 224 
 
 Negotiates Indians Treaties i 275-6 
 
 Referred to i 2S1 ,310 
 
 ii 536 
 
 VI 3 '4 
 
 Lake, General Lord iii 1 1 1 
 
 Lalemant, Gabriel ii 444-7-8,488,492 
 
 V 249 
 Lainartine v 141 
 
 Lampinan, Archibald : ., 
 
 Poetry of v 128,169 
 
 Portrait of v 219 
 
 Referred to v 214-15,129 
 
 Lauclot, Mederic v 224 
 
 vi 2;,5 
 
 Lang, Capt. J. T iv 448,467 
 
 Langelier, Iloii, i'rancois C. S i 3"> 
 
 V 296 
 vi 196 
 
 Langevin, Sir H. L.: 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and. ... ii 1H3-4-5 
 Coiifederation Delegate London 
 
 and Quebec v 41 12 
 
 - Journalistic Work of v 143-4-5,225,434 
 
 Leads yueljec Conservatives.... vi 2iu-u 
 
 I.,etellier (Question and vi 245 
 
 Member of First Domii;ion 
 
 Government v 403 
 
 Kiel's Kxecution and vi 296 
 
 Referred to i 21x1,359 
 
 v 296 
 
 vi 176-7,191,210 
 
 Statement re Oka Indians by. ... i 257 
 
 146 
 
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 [.1 53-5-7. 250 
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 Volume Paife 
 
 Seat of Government and v 253 
 
 vi 217 
 
 Supported by the Church vi 20t-2 
 
 Langevin, Archbishop ■"■.. P. A ii 510-14,530 
 
 vi 21)5 
 
 Langevin, Bishop J. P. F. L ii 515 
 
 V 131 
 
 Langhonie, Rev. John ii 327-8,385 
 
 Lanignn, George T v 129,143,235 
 
 Lanadowne, Marquess of : 
 
 Addresses Presented to ii :!gq,3oo 
 
 vi 56-7 
 
 Letter From Lord Wolselev to, . iv 470-1 
 
 Patronizes Canadian Art i v 369 
 
 Referred to i 200 
 
 Jv 493.521,407 
 
 V 404 
 vi 307 
 
 Statesmanship of vi 194 
 
 Speaks to the Indians at 
 
 Winnipeg iv 477 
 
 Visits Hishop's College, Lennox- 
 
 ville iv 288 
 
 Lareau, Edmund v 130-1,145 
 
 I<a Riviere, Hon. A. A. C v 106 
 
 Larke, J. S vi 78 
 
 Larocque, Bishop Charles ii 515 
 
 vi 199 
 
 Larocque, Bishop Joseph ii 515 
 
 Li>r<)C(|ue, Bishop Paul ii 515,530 
 
 Lame, Hon. J, E vi 396 
 
 Lartigue, Bishop Jean J ii ,50(1-1,514-17, 525 
 
 7-8 
 
 iii 40 
 
 La Salle, Chevalier de iv 55 
 
 Liiiii,'try, Rev. Dr. John ii 360.405,413,439 
 
 iv 316 
 
 V 130 
 T.aulieriviere, Bishop Pourroy de. . ii 497.514,552 
 Laurie, Major-General J. Winiburn iv 491,507 
 
 vi 56,162 
 
 Laurie, Capt. Sir Robert vi 283 
 
 I.aurier, Sir Wilfrid ; 
 
 .\)'.pearanoe of vi 239 
 
 .attends the Queen's Piamoud 
 
 Jubilee vi 238,296 
 
 Attends Diamond Jubilee Con- 
 ference vi ?66 
 
 Becomes Prime Minister v 405 
 
 vi 191,212,234-7 
 
 Character and .Abilities of vi 235-9 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and.. . ii 204 
 
 Church and State Views of ii 541-2-3 
 
 Early Career of v 235 
 
 France Visited by vi 238 
 
 Fiscal Views of i 290,304 
 
 Honours Conferred upon vi 238,296 
 
 Imperial Preferential Tariff and. vi 69,71 
 
 Loyalty and Imperialism of vi .'^o, 74, 193 
 
 Ministry of vi 237 J 
 
 ii 217 
 
 Manitoba School Question and. . vi 205,237 
 
 Manifesto in 1891 of i 4ot-2-3-4 
 
 Oratory of vi 235-6-8-9 
 
 Political Career of vi 236-7 
 
 Personal Popularity of vi 237 j 
 
 Prohibition Policy of vi 363 
 
 Portrait of ! ii 7 
 
 Preface by ii 9-10 
 
 Referred to i 294,310,388,411;, 
 
 444 
 
 Ji 547 
 
 iv 515 
 
 v 214 
 
 vi 100,175,191,231 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of vi iSi 
 
 Resolution Proposed by i 304 
 
 -«» 
 
 \ '., 
 
 1:1 
 
 1 
 
 
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 'ill 
 
 ■I! 
 
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T 
 
 CANADA: AN KNCVCLOPilvDlA Ol' THl' CUUNTRY. 
 
 VoUim 
 Laval (le Montmorency, Bishop : 
 
 liiojjraphy of ii 
 
 Ednealioniil Work of iii 
 
 Li'bonrs <if ii 
 
 Portrait of ii 
 
 Quehec Seminary and iv 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 
 V 
 
 Law, ConnnissituK-r 1''. C vi 
 
 Lawrence, Col. Charles i 
 
 iii 
 
 V 
 
 Lawrence, Gen. Sir Henry vi 
 
 Lawson, Dr. George v 
 
 Layard, Sir A. H i 
 
 Leach, Dr. William T iv 
 
 Lee-Smith, .Alfred vi 
 
 Leeds, I''rancis, Duke of vi 
 
 Lefevre, Sir John Shaw vi 
 
 Ivcfroy, A. H. F vi 
 
 Lefroy, General Sir J. H i 
 
 ii 
 iii 
 
 IvCgare, Hon. Jose])!) iv 
 
 Legendre, Napoleon v 
 
 Leitch, Very Rev. Dr. William : 
 
 Biography of iv 
 
 Moilcrator Church of Scollaiul. . iv 
 
 Portrait of . iv 
 
 Qneen's University and iv 
 
 LeMarchant, Sir J. G vi 
 
 Le Mav, Pamphile v 
 
 vi 
 
 Lemmens, Bishop J. N ii 
 
 LeMoine, Sir. James M.: 
 
 Article hy v 
 
 Portrait of v 
 
 Literary Work of v 
 
 Quebec L. <'<: 11. Society a'.d .... v 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 iii 
 
 iv 
 
 v 
 
 vi 
 
 Royal Society of Can.ida and. ... v 
 
 Leprohon, Mrs. J. L v 
 
 Letelier de St. Just, Hon. L iii 
 
 v 
 
 vi 
 
 Levis, Due de v 
 
 Lewis, Sir G. Cornwall vi 
 
 Lery, General Vicompte de vi 
 
 Ivcsslie, James v 
 
 Le Vasseur, N'a/.aire iv 
 
 Lewis, Archbishop J. 'I'ravers : 
 
 Appointed Metropolitan ii 
 
 Biography of ii 
 
 Consecration of ii 
 
 Initiates Lambeth Conference... ii 
 
 Portrait of ii 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 iv 
 
 I.iddell, Dr. Thomas iv 
 
 Lightfoot, Bishop iv 
 
 Lighthall, W. D . v 
 
 Lillie, Dr. Adam iii 
 
 V 
 
 Liiidsey, Charles v 
 
 vi 
 Lin<1sey, Major-Gen. Hon. .James. . iv 
 
 Lisgar, Lord i 
 
 ii 
 
 v 
 
 vi 
 
 148 
 
 i'nge 
 
 5'5-i6 
 201 
 
 49.V4-5 
 4H9 
 
 3J1 
 
 37 
 
 46^,5 >4.5,S2 
 
 125,209,244,395 
 
 5,\ 
 
 >\V4-5 
 
 469 
 
 416,446 
 
 292 
 
 1 29, 2 1 2 
 
 351 
 
 29I..V33-4 
 
 74-6-7-S 
 
 i,S2 
 
 153 
 
 59 
 
 32 
 
 47 
 
 343 
 
 24«,.^55 
 
 213-14 
 
 .341 
 S3 
 294 
 293.341 
 
 302,497 
 i67,2i3-r4 
 
 27 
 512-15 
 
 241-S.359.365 
 
 24S 
 
 122,161-2 
 
 152-3 
 
 "■'3 
 
 3>5 
 
 54.48Q 
 
 145.152 
 
 176 
 
 212-13-14 
 
 126,155,163-4-5, 
 
 170 
 
 26S,359 
 
 106, 124,405-7 
 
 191,211,240-4-5, 
 
 313 
 
 242-4 
 
 90 
 
 2S2 
 
 227 
 
 391,410-11 
 
 416 
 
 425-6 
 
 ,334-5 
 
 422-3 
 
 334 
 
 433 
 
 '99 
 
 293,326,340 
 
 63.225 
 126-7-9,131, 162-8 
 
 503S 
 
 473 
 
 131.227 
 
 > 19.321 
 
 454,480,496,506 
 
 2<.u 
 
 27 
 404 
 
 3».307 
 
r 
 
 INDKX TO I.KADINO MI;N. 
 
 Volume I'age 
 
 r^istoii, Sir Robert vi 178 
 
 I.istfr, Lord vi 295 
 
 Little, Hon. P.I' vi 497 
 
 Liverpool, IC;irl of i 99 
 
 vi 152 
 
 Livinjjstone, John v 1^7,224,231 
 
 Lobley, Dr. Joseph ii 344,35° 
 
 iv 2S7 
 
 Lockhart, A.J v 16.S 
 
 Lo).;an, Sir Williiini ; 
 
 Art I'atronn^'e of iv 336 
 
 l!iogra])hy of iii 464-5 
 
 Geok)j,Mcal Work of iii 440-1-7-9,464-5 
 
 I'ortrait of iii 44S 
 
 Referred to ii 1 34 
 
 V 124-9 
 vi 176 
 
 Londonderry, (Castlereagh) Mar- 
 
 quess of i 99,199,347 
 
 vi 152 
 
 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworlh .... ii 487 
 
 Longley, Archbishop ii 422,440 
 
 Longlev, Hon. J. Wilbcrforce : , 
 
 Article by v 4 ! 5,421 
 
 Jonrnali.stic Work of v 224 
 
 Literary Work of v 132 
 
 Portrait of v 421 
 
 Roval Society of Canada and .. . v 215 
 
 Referred to i 4"". 3^8 
 
 Supports Connnercial I'nion 
 
 Movement vi 54 
 
 Loranger, Hon. L. O vi 31,5 
 
 Loranger, Hon. T. J. J v 125 
 
 vi 3'5,3'*9 
 
 Loring, Arthur H vi 6f, 
 
 Lome, Marquess of : 
 
 Art Patronage of iv 3.'i<\3')2-3-S, 400-1 
 
 Establishes Royal Society of 
 
 Canada iv 337 
 
 V 212 
 
 Literature and v 25S 
 
 Letellicr Case and v 407 
 
 Montreal Visited by v 269 
 
 Portrait of ' vi 212 
 
 Referred to i J •',:?'^i 
 
 i;i 26S.466 
 
 iv 377,452,4qi-4 
 
 V 121,215,404 
 
 vi 40,3^7 
 
 Toronto Visited by v 290 
 
 Writes upon Colonial Knight- 
 hoods vi 1 73 
 
 Loudon, Dr. James : 
 
 Article by iv 169,178 
 
 liiographyof iv 342 
 
 Portrait of iv 171 
 
 Referred to v 130,213-15 
 
 Toronto University and iv 342 
 
 Louise, H. R. H. Princess: 
 
 Buys Canadian Pictures iv 403 
 
 Montreal Visited by v 269 
 
 Portrait of.. ..*. vi 72 
 
 Patronage of Canadian Art by. . . iv 3,50,362-3-89 
 
 Roval Cana<lian .-Vcademy and. . . iv 41x1 
 
 Statue Sculptured by iv 377 
 
 Toronto Visited by v 287, 290 
 
 Lowles, John vi 159 
 
 Lowther, Rt. Hon. James vi 154 
 
 Lorrain, Bishop N. Z ii 462,515,530 
 
 Lougheed, Hon. J. A vi 425 
 
 Lount, Samuel iii 70-2,86-7,90-3,107 
 
 Lowe, John v 106,225 
 
 Luard, Major-Oeneral R. G. A iv 422,452-3 
 
 Ludlow, George Duncan yi 457 
 
 Lugard, General Sir Udward iv 457-8 
 
 144 
 
CANADA : AN HNCYCI,OPi«DIA OF THR COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 LuKrin, Charles H v 2.;^ 
 
 Luxlon, W. F V iJi9,23i 
 
 Lyell, Sir Charles iv 1^5,330 
 
 V 1 19 
 Ivyman, Henry H v 53-4,371 
 
 vi 51 
 iynch, Archbishop J. J.: 
 
 Hiuxraphy of ii 332-3 
 
 I.otler to Mr. Mackenzie ii 54 ' 
 
 Letter on School Act of 1S63 iii '1.S6 
 
 Portrait of ii 466 
 
 Referred to ii 462,502, SM. 534i 
 
 551 
 
 V 124 
 Lytton, Ivdward, Lord : 
 
 Helps to I'oiind Royal Colonial 
 
 Institute vi 38 
 
 Prophecies Huildingof C. P. R. . ii 244 
 
 Referred to vi 153 
 
 Lyndhiirst, Lord iii 146 
 
 Lyveilen, Lord vi 153 
 
 Lyons, Lord ii 70,134 
 
 vi 1 78 
 
 Lyttelton, Lord vi 153 
 
 McHeth, Rev. R O v 123 
 
 IMcCalluni, >Sir Henry H vi 495-7 
 
 McCarthy, D'Alton : 
 
 Attends Imperial Federation 
 Orf^aniz.- ion Meeting in 
 
 Lojidon vi 51 
 
 Addrcsseson Imperial Federation 
 
 of vi 568 
 
 British Kinpire Lea>;ue and vi 62 
 
 Helps to C)rjianize Imperial 
 
 Federation Leajjue in Canada., vi 52 
 Proposes Canadian Representa- 
 tive at Washington vi 173 
 
 Portrait of v 464 
 
 Referred to iii 281 . 
 
 Services to Imperial Federation ; 
 
 Movement of vi 52-7,60-2 1 
 
 Supreme Court atul vi 341 1 
 
 Treaty Makiiij.; Power and i 3S,S 1 
 
 Temperance Lei;islation of vi 3<j8-9,36o 
 
 McCaul, Dr. John : 
 
 Appointed to King's Collejje. . .. ii 33^ 
 
 iv '178 
 
 As an .\uth(jr iv 322 
 
 liioj.;raphy f>r iv 321-2-3 
 
 I'Muc.Uioiial Work of iv ' 78,321-2 
 
 Mu Ucal ratrona^e of iv 383-4 
 
 Paintini; of iv 35 r 
 
 Portrait of i v 1 76 
 
 Toronto Tniversity and iv 321-2-3,337 
 
 Upper Canada College and iv 3i9,32<vl 
 
 ■McCawley, Dr. George iv 268,270-7-8 
 
 :McCle1an', Hon. A. R vi 314 
 
 MoCoU, Rvan v 128,213,234 
 
 MoColl, Hon. A. J vi 458 
 
 McConl, Hoi,. Tliomas vi 390-6 
 
 McCreight, Hon. J. F v 403 
 
 McCulloch, David v 229 
 
 McCulloch, Dr. Thomas: 
 
 Dalliousie College and iv 272 
 
 Presbyterian College, Halifax, 
 
 and. iv 299,300 
 
 Referred to iii 212-13-14 
 
 iv 32-9,217 
 
 McCullv, Hon. Jonathan v 223,402 
 
 vi 229 .___. 
 
 McDonald, Bishop n. D ii 47"-' 
 
 McDonald, Bishop J. C ii 47'.5'4 
 
 McDonald, Hon. James i .V>" 
 
 ii 176 
 
 vi 220-9,338-9,341, 
 373,487 
 
INDEX TO SHADING MEN. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 McDoiigall, J. Lome vi 177 
 
 McDouKall, Hon. William : 
 Atteiijs CharloUetowii Con- 
 
 ffwive V 426 
 
 Biography of [y ^g,.2 
 
 Coiiffderation Supported by v 205 
 
 • V' ^^^ 
 
 Dominion Governniciit Insln.c- 
 
 tionsto iv 4S4-5 
 
 Hudson's Bay ComiJiuiy and ... ii 52-3-4-5-6 
 
 T ,. , iv 4,'i6-9,4g2 
 
 Journali.sinand v 1.S9.227 
 
 Leaves I,il)eral I'artv vi 191 
 
 Member I'irst Dominion Govern- 
 
 "'e'lt V 403 
 
 North -West Territories Govern- 
 ment and iv 439,440-1, 483-4, 
 
 _ 442 
 
 Portrait of .... i y 439 
 
 Relations with Brow n of y 196 
 
 Royal Colonial Ins'.iiute and vi 39 
 
 Referred to • i 42,200,281,300, 
 
 .•^59 
 
 V 131,204 
 vi 177 
 
 Separate School Policy of iii 253-5 
 
 Victoria CoUejje and iv 205 
 
 McDowall, Rev. Robert iv 4^ 
 
 McEachern, Lieut. -Col. Archibald, iv 4'27,434,5ii 
 
 vi 17- 
 McKachern, Bishop Bernard 
 
 Angus ii 470,514 
 
 McEvay, Mgr iv 309 
 
 McCee, Hon. T. D'Arcy : 
 Attends Charlottetown Con- 
 ference V 426 
 
 Advocates Federal Union v 401 
 
 Assassination of v 2C8 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Declines Place in Dominion 
 
 Cabinet vi 230 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 226,231-4 
 
 Literary and Poetic Work of v 129-131-2, 165 
 
 Oratory of. iii 267 
 
 Ottawa University and iv 2-',7 
 
 Portrait of ' y 35S 
 
 Political Views of vi 19S 
 
 Referred to i 42,359,523 
 
 ii 5\S 
 
 V 106,120-3,164,196 
 yi 242 
 
 McGill, Hon. James : 
 
 Founds McOill University iv 181-2-3 
 
 Life and Labours of iv iSi-2 
 
 Nature of ICndownient Fund iv 184-9,332-3-5 
 
 Portrait of jv 184 
 
 Referred to v 149,744,266 
 
 McGill, Hon. Peter: 
 
 As a Pioneer Merchant i 433 
 
 Biography of i 438 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii ill 
 
 Masonry in Quebec and vi 271 
 
 Portrait of i 489 
 
 Referred to i 488 
 
 iv 291 
 
 V 296 
 
 McGill, Dr. Robert iv 72,83,291 
 
 McGillivray, Simon vi 273 
 
 McGregor, Dr. James v 124,130 ' '"' 
 
 McGregor, Prof. J. G v 213-15-17 
 
 McGoun, Archibald : 
 
 Addresses on Imperial Federation 
 
 of vi 54-5-9 
 
 Article by vi 62 
 
 British Empire Iveague and vi 62 
 
 ' Imperial Federption League and vi 51-2-3 
 
 Portrait of vi 70 
 
 Itsi 
 
 1 i 
 
CANADA: AN KNCVCI.OIVUDIA ol' TIIIC fni NIKV. 
 
 VciUi 
 
 McGregor, Dr. J.itnes : 
 
 HidHrapliy of iv 
 
 I,iO)ours (if iv 
 
 Ueferrcd to iv 
 
 RlcIUvraith, J. N v 
 
 Mellwraith, Sir Ttionias vi 
 
 Mclniies, Hon. T. R vi 
 
 Mcliityru, Duncan vi 
 
 Mclntvre, Hisho]) Peter ii 
 
 McKellar, Hon. A v 
 
 McKiniion, Archbishop C. I" ii 
 
 iii 
 iv 
 
 IMcI.achlan, Alexander v 
 
 McLa>;an, J. C v 
 
 McLean, Hon. Archibald iii 
 
 iv 
 vi 
 
 McLean, Bishop John ii 
 
 McLellan, Hon. A. W ii 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 McLennan, William v 
 
 McLeod, D. J iii 
 
 Mcl.eod, Lieut. -Col. James I'" iv 
 
 McLeod, Dr. J. H vi 
 
 iMcMaster, Hon. William : 
 
 Bu.siness Career of i 
 
 Bankin>; Experience of i 
 
 Establislies McMaster CoUoge. . . iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 
 McMurray, Dr. William ii 
 
 iii 
 McMurrich, W. Barclay iv 
 
 V 
 
 McNab, Dr. Alexander iv • 
 
 McNab, Sir A. N.: 
 
 Administration of v 
 
 Canadian Masonry and vi 
 
 Clergy Reserve.) Policy of iii 
 
 V 
 
 Portrait of iii 
 
 Political Careerof v 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 
 iv 
 
 vi 
 
 Speech at Brock's Monument of. i 
 
 iv 
 
 Supports Trinity University iv 
 
 Shares in Suppres'iing Rebellion, iii 
 
 .Separate School I'olicy of iii 
 
 McNeill, Alexander : 
 
 Addresses on Imperial Federation 
 
 of vi 
 
 British Empire League and vi 
 
 Speaks at l"irst Meeting Imperial 
 
 Federation lycague vi 
 
 McNeill, General Sir John C iv 
 
 McPherson, Sir David L. : 
 
 Biography of ii 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and ii 
 
 vi 
 
 Entertains Prince of Wales v 
 
 Railway Contracts of ii 
 
 Referred to y 
 
 vi 
 
 Macaulay, Lord ii 
 
 iii 
 iv 
 
 Macaulay, Sir James iii 
 
 iv 
 
 vi 
 
 MacCabe, Dr. J. A v 
 
 ne I'iige 
 
 ,SH9 
 
 40, I02» 
 
 1-6 
 
 71-7 
 
 2-15 
 
 47 1. 514.^30-6 
 
 1(6 
 
 471-2.514.53^ 
 
 214 
 
 3'.^ 
 127-8,234 
 
 232 
 
 92 
 291 
 
 457 
 
 365-6,434 
 
 86 
 
 310 
 
 220-1,314 
 
 127,131,176 
 
 2.34-5 
 481,508 
 
 310 
 
 436 
 493-4 
 494 
 229,230 
 
 355 
 i.So 
 
 332.431 
 
 "43 
 
 2^'", 393, 409 
 
 296 
 
 2<j6 
 
 399 
 
 273-4 
 
 140 
 
 203 
 
 141 
 
 2(J9,2i5-i6 
 
 439 
 
 134-7 
 
 501-6,405 
 
 175-6 
 
 1S5.6-7 
 
 5i«,38o 
 
 195-7 
 59,60-1,91.2-3 
 
 183 
 
 56-7-8,60 
 62 
 
 52 
 503 
 
 '95 
 
 155,180-1-2-8-9, 
 
 191 
 
 219.243 
 
 290 
 
 118,234 
 
 13' 
 176,191,221 
 
 465 
 37 
 
 239,366 
 92 
 
 '93-5-7 
 176,457 
 2'3 
 
T 
 
 INDKX TO I.liAUlNO MKN. 
 
 MacCnrthv, Hamilton : ''"'"'"" "'""•' 
 
 HiOKrapliy of iy 407 
 
 Portrait of jy. ^^^ 
 
 Referred to jv 172 
 
 ^^'"'■'^■'* "f ■' i- 37S-9,3So,407 
 
 IMacdonald, Hon. A. A v 102,431-2 
 
 - i ^14 
 
 Alacdonald, Hon. D. A v ago-i 
 
 vi 240, 111 
 Macdonald, Hon. Hiij^'h J.; 
 
 Nortli-West Rebellion and iv 4.S1 
 
 Portrait of y 284 
 
 Referretl to i 2.S1 
 
 iii 281 
 
 iv 506 
 
 vi IQI,2Tt,';24 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. James vi 53 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. John : 
 
 Business Career of i 436 
 
 Biography of ■..'. i ,,47 
 
 Opposes Commercial fiiion i 422 
 
 vi 183 
 
 Referred to i 407 
 
 iii 269 
 iv 210 
 V 125 
 Macdonald, Sir John A.: 
 
 Achievements of vi 222 
 
 Attends Charlottelown Con- 
 ference V 426,432 
 
 Brings new Provinces into 
 
 Confederation v 434 
 
 vi 219 
 
 Biography of vi 213,222 
 
 Clergy Re.serves Policy of v 204' 
 
 vi 215-16 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and .. . ii 156-7.209,213 
 
 vi 219,221,245 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway Charter ii 1 76, 1 Ho- 1 -3-4-5- 
 
 6,194 
 
 vi 2 1 9, 220 
 
 Canadian Masonry and vi 275 
 
 Commons' Conimi'ltee on Prohibi- 
 tion Appointed by yj 707 
 
 Confederation Views and Policy 
 
 of V 205,401 
 
 vi 218 
 Commercial Tnion with U. S. 
 
 Opposed by vi 221 
 
 Character of vi 228 
 
 Create, a New Party vi 1 90- 1 , 209, 215 
 
 Death and State I'uiieral of vi 222 
 
 Defence Against Charter Charges ii 1 86-7-8-9,190- 1 - 
 
 2-3 
 
 Dismisses Letellier de St. Jnst. . . vi 211 
 
 Early Career of vi 213 
 
 Enters Parliament v 400 
 
 vi 214 
 
 Early Political Life of vi 210-14-15-16 
 
 Fenian Raids Speech of iv 435 
 
 Father of Confederation v 401 
 
 vi 199,218,230 
 First Dominion Ministry Formed 
 
 ^y V 403 
 
 vi 218 
 
 Government of 1878-1891 vi 220 
 
 Indian Commissioner i 2S1 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 88-9,90 
 
 Imperial Federation and vi 51 
 
 Imperialism of vi 59, 74, 192-3 
 
 Lives of V 125 
 
 Manifesto in 1891 of i 398-9,400-1 -2 
 
 vi 221 
 
 Places Called After i 199,200 
 
 Portrait of j 309' 
 
 V II 
 
 1B5 
 
 ii 
 
CANADA; AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OP TIIK COUNTRY, 
 
 ' i i 
 
 Volume I'nue 
 
 Protectionist Views and Policy of i 2S9,3o2 
 
 V 4yi 
 
 vi 27,214,220-1 
 
 Paintiiij^sof iv 401-4-5 
 
 Presides over Coiifederiitioti 
 
 Deli'fjati'S at I,oiiilon v 402,427 
 
 Position Reganliii),' the Letellier 
 
 Case of V 407 
 
 Referred to i 43-4,281,291,316- 
 
 •7.359.39-'. •U'J- 
 3-4,4lo,42..,4.i7, 
 
 4«<->,5i5 
 
 ii 156,202,231) 
 
 iii 1 26 
 
 «v 378.492,501-2, 
 
 510-12 
 
 V 155.174, 22S. 290. 
 399. 4"5 
 
 vi 175-6, 1.S8.19.1, 
 201-3,225,231-2-3. 
 4,240-3-4-6-9,250, 
 
 322-4.463.498 
 
 Resolution in Commons of i 302-3 385 
 
 Reciprocity Negotiations of i 342,359 
 
 vi 180 
 
 Separate School Pol.cy of iii 1.83-4-5,253-4-5 
 
 Statues and Memorials of iv 376-7-8-9,380,407- 
 
 8-9,410 
 
 vi 222 
 Scat of Government Question 
 
 and v 252-3 
 
 vi 21416-17 
 
 Supreme Court Measure of vi 332-3-9 
 
 Welcomed Home in 1 8H4 i 314 
 
 Work in Campaign of 1878 vi 322 
 
 Washinj^lon Treaty and vi 109,110,119,219 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. J. Sandfield : 
 
 Administrations of...., v 399 
 
 Clergy Reserves and v 204 
 
 Political Careei cf vi 210,217 
 
 Referred to i 494 
 
 ii 194 
 
 iv 377 
 
 v 205 
 
 vi 242 
 
 Separate School Policy of iii 185,253-4-5 
 
 Macdonald, Ronald v 142-3 
 
 Macdonald, Sir VV. C i 434 
 
 iv 1.^9,336 
 
 VI 176,375 
 
 Macdonald of Earnscliffe, Lady. . . vi 175,221 
 
 Macdonell, Bishop Ale.\ander : 
 
 Government Allowance and iii 15S . 
 
 Labours of ii 458-9,460 
 
 Letter to Lord Hatluirst ii 455 
 
 Portrait of ii 458 
 
 Referred to ii ,157, 460-2, 5 14 
 
 Regiopolis College and iv 311-12 
 
 Macdonnell, Gen. Sir R. G vi 302 
 
 Macdougall, Col. Sir Duncan iv 517 
 
 Macdougall, General Sir P. L. : 
 
 Biography of iv 517 
 
 Commands Militia During Fenian 
 
 Raids iv 429 
 
 Commands Militia in Canada... . iv 453 
 
 Commands I'orces ill Canada. .. . iv 453,517 
 
 Referred to iv 496,506 
 
 vi 307 
 
 Macf 'rlane, Thomas v 213-15 
 
 vi 52-4-5-6 
 Machray, Archbishop Robert : 
 
 Article by ii 361-8,255,261 
 
 Appointed Metropolitan ii 366,416 
 
 Biography of ii 430-1 
 
 Educational Work of iii 235-6 
 
 iv 257.343 
 
 Portrait of ii 367 
 
INDRX TO I.EAUINO MKN. 
 
 Volume 
 Presides over Winnipeg Con- 
 
 ftrence ii 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 I'age 
 
 Ii ^ 
 
 w 
 Mnclinr, ARnes Maule iv 
 
 V 
 
 IMadiar, I )r. John iv 
 
 Mackay, Charles v 
 
 Mackay, Dr. Alexander H iii 
 
 V 
 
 Mackenzie, Sir Alexander : 
 
 Hiof^'rapliy of ii 
 
 Discoveries of i 
 
 ii 
 
 Portrait of ii 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 iii 
 
 V 
 
 Mackenzie. Hon. Alexander : 
 
 BioK^iipliy of vi 
 
 Becomes Prime Minister v 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and ... ii 
 
 C.inaiiian Pacific Charter and.. . . ii 
 
 Dtcliiies Knif,'litlio<)(l vi 
 
 (iiral Hritaiii Visited hy vi 
 
 Literary Work of v 
 
 I/. Iter from Lord Lome to vi 
 
 Legislation Promoted by vi 
 
 Ministry of vi 
 
 Opposf's anli-Iiritish Tariff 
 
 Sii.u.uestions vi 
 
 Political Career of vi 
 
 Political Privileges of vi 
 
 Proliihition Attitnde of vi 
 
 Portrait of i 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 iii 
 iv 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 Royal Military Collcfje Kstab- 
 
 lislied l)y iv 
 
 Se])arate School Policy of iii 
 
 Tariff Views of .' i 
 
 Mackenzie, William Lyon : 
 
 Acts as a Filibuster iii 
 
 Hio).;ra])hy of iii 
 
 Described by Sir F. Bond-Head., iii 
 
 Early Career of iii 
 
 Escapes to United States iii 
 
 Elected I-'inst Mayor of Toronto, v 
 
 Journalistic Policy of iii 
 
 Journalistic Career of v 
 
 Objects of v 
 
 Portrait of iii 
 
 Political Career of iii 
 
 Promotes and Leads Rebellion. . iii 
 
 Proclaims a Canadian Republic. 
 Referred to 
 
 lU 
 
 i 
 
 ii 
 iii 
 iv 
 
 V 
 
 Republican .\iivocacv of iii 
 
 Reward OfTi red for Capture of. . . iii 
 Supports Provincial Union Pro- 
 posals V 
 
 Visits England iii 
 
 Writes .•Vbont the Rebellion iii 
 
 Mackintosh, Hon. C. H 
 
 412-13 
 
 364-5-6-H,4J5.9, 
 
 •l.M 
 
 49.51 
 
 29 1,. 329 
 
 123-6,171 
 
 «3i 103,291-2-3, 
 
 34"-' 
 119 
 
 213-1,15,271 
 2i5,3f>i 
 
 37-S 
 31,228 
 
 3'^ 
 II 
 
 39 
 32' 
 II S, 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 58 
 
 240-1 
 
 405 
 
 156-7-S, 203-4-5- 
 
 6-7 
 I76,I.S6 
 
 '73-4 
 
 240 
 
 124,159 
 
 '73 
 
 240-1 
 
 240 
 
 241 
 240 
 241 
 
 308 
 
 308 
 
 43.4.36 
 
 119.541 
 
 567 
 
 37'\4<>5 
 
 191-2-3,231 
 
 445 
 254 
 303-^-9. 3^5 
 
 .35.64 
 102-3 
 9'i 
 26 
 
 60, S4. 90-3 
 
 2.'^S.29.i 
 26-7,33, 102 
 184-9,223-7 
 
 397 
 
 27 
 
 28-9,30 
 
 ?,}, 4. l4,S3.9o-i- 
 
 2-3. 1 "3 
 
 69, 70- 1 
 
 110 
 
 459 
 
 11.S 
 
 491 
 
 120,131, 199, 202, 
 
 204,2.89, .(1 9 
 
 l,S8 
 
 3.^.'^6 
 
 72,90 
 
 401 
 
 29. liM 
 85-6-7-^ 
 
 124.13' 
 310-14 
 
 •9,90 
 ,229,230 
 
 IS5 
 

 •li 
 
 CANADA: AN KNCVCnOPifilHA KV TIIK COINTUV. 
 
 Viiliiiiir I'ltgc 
 
 MacKlli^;ht, Dr. Alfxiimkr iv .Sy.v"'- 1,334 
 
 Macl.ari'ii, Dr. Willimii iv .S-,2i.S 
 
 Mai'Uaii, \V. 1' v iHy 
 
 Maclcay, Sir C.i'urnc vi 39 
 
 M.iiMasUT, Donald ui J.JJ 
 
 vi '^W-,S 
 
 M.ii-Mulleii, J. M V 120,161 
 
 M.icoun, I'rof. John \ 121). Jl V15.361, 
 
 Macrai-, Dr. Dcmalil iv ti7,ai).S-9 
 
 MaeVicar, Dr. D. 11 iv 5i>,6o-i,. -17,93-8, 
 
 297-8 
 
 fll:n'Vii'ar, Dr. M.iIcdIiii iv 2^1 
 
 Malum, I.ont ^ liarl SUiiihopf ) i 97 
 
 Maisonnuuve, Chumedey dc iii 201,257 
 
 iv af'-S.^T^ 
 
 v 12.1,264.5,394,452 
 
 vi .^H2 
 
 Mair, Charles iv 500 
 
 V 129, 1 6s, 215 
 vi 321 
 
 Maitland, Maj.-Gen. Sir Peregriiiu i 191) 
 
 iii 2 1-5-6.7, Ho, 96-7, 
 116,13s, 146, 155- 
 6-7-S,i7i 
 
 iv 169, 191,347 
 
 vi 302 
 
 Mallory, CharlfS A v ux)-i-2-3 
 
 Maritiiiij;, Rt'v. Ivlward iii 49i>,5i3-i4 
 
 IManiier.s-Sultoii, .Vrclihishop iv ?67 
 
 Manners-SuUon, J. II. T vi 302 
 
 Mance, Mdle ii 450,494 
 
 V 1 25 
 
 Manchester, Duke of vi 3S-9 
 
 Mansliuld, I.ord i 132-3-5 
 
 ii 33 
 
 V 447 ' 
 VI 3(6 
 
 Marchatid, Hon. V. G.: 
 
 Journalism and v 145,225 
 
 Portrait of v 225 
 
 Referred to i 310, ■vSS,4H4 
 
 vi 191,211 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and v 2i3-i4-i7 
 
 Marie de r Incarnation ii 494 
 
 iii 122,200-1,256 
 
 iv 353 
 
 Markhain, Sir Clements v 1 24 
 
 Martin, Georj;e v 1 2.S, 164-8 
 
 Martin, T. Mower iv 361-4,395,406 
 
 Marlborough, John, Duke of ii 20,69,250 
 
 iv 456 
 
 Marniette, Joseph v 213 
 
 Marryatt, Captain Frederick v 119 
 
 Marsliall, Hon. John G v 131 
 
 Martin, Hon. Joseph : 
 
 Advocates Hudson's Hay Rail- 
 way ii 235 
 
 Biography of iii 281 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 236,281 
 
 Opposes Canadian Pacific Rail- 
 way ii 213 
 
 iii 281 
 
 Portrait of iii 237 
 
 Referred to i 394 
 
 iii 2S0 
 
 Mason, J. Herbert iv 3S5 
 
 V 317.33!^ 
 VI 53.62 
 
 Mason, Lieut. -Col. James iv 515-16-19 
 
 yi 324 
 
 Massey, Hart A iv 205,210 
 
 .V 533 
 
 Masson, Hon. L. F. R i v 506 
 
 vi 210,220-1,315 
 
 Masseres, Baron v 137. 155-7 
 
 iv 30 
 
 156 
 
 Merrv, 
 
INOl'.X Tl) I.UADINC. MKN. 
 
 Viiliiini! I'age 
 
 Mathiesoii, Dr. Alexander: 
 
 Hioj;rii|)li.v of iv lyo-i 
 
 ModiTiilor I'liurcli of Sootlaiul. . iv Svgo 
 
 I'ortrait of iv f}3 
 
 Referred to ." , , ' ij i ^4 
 
 iv 83,111.^,291 
 
 .. . V iVs.i.v 
 
 Rlnuhfw, Dr. G. I- v I2y.jivi5,i7 
 
 Maltlicws, Jcliii vi SZ-V'J 
 
 Mattlu'ws, M iv 36i"-2-3-4,4o6 
 
 Maurice, I'aiiclu'r <!. St v "l2J 
 
 Maxse, Sir 11. !■• vi 497 
 
 May, Sir T. I'lrskiiie i 1 ^7 
 
 Meade, Sir. K. II vi 154 
 
 Medley, liislio]) Jcliii ; 
 
 Appointed Mclrupolitaii ii 351 
 
 liloKvapli y ol ii l\):.\-5 
 
 Consecraiioii of ii ^m) 
 
 I-al)oiirsof ii 35';.3fii',375 
 
 I'ortrait of ii 375 
 
 Referred to ii 4;,3-9 
 
 V 124,130 
 Signs Bishops' pL-claratioii ii 3^9,392 
 
 Medill, Joseph v 236 
 
 Meilleur, Dr. Jean liapliste iii 19^-9,210,265-6, 
 
 2S2 
 
 . V 1.12 
 
 vi 3>5 
 
 Melhouriie, Lord iii 110-12-13 
 
 Melville, Ivord (Henry Dmirlas;.. . 1 99 
 
 iii 142-3 
 
 VI 152 
 
 Mendip, Ellis, Lord i 99 
 
 vi 152 
 Mercier, Hon. Honore ; 
 Attends Inler-l'rovinciid Con- 
 ference i 3.S8 
 
 vi 203 
 
 Anti-ICiif^lish Views of vi 30 
 
 Disniissel of v 407 
 
 Jesuits ICstates and vi 204 
 
 I'olitical Career of vi 203-4,211 
 
 Referred to iii 268 
 
 iv 492 
 
 V I06, I2,S 
 
 vi 191 
 
 Riel Question and vi 29, 296-7 
 
 Religious Appeals of vi 29 
 
 Meredith, Sir William Collis vi 176,388,457 
 
 Meredith, Sir William R ii 533 
 
 iv 405 
 
 vi 176,449.457 
 
 Meredith, I)r ICdmund A iv 333-4 
 
 V "153 
 
 Merivale, Dr. Herman vi 154 
 
 Merinet, J. J. D v 140 
 
 Merrilt, W. Hamilton iii 3''5-6,46& 
 
 vi 53-6-7 
 Merritt, Hon. W. Hamilton : 
 
 Advocates Colonial t'nioii v 401 
 
 vi 181 
 
 Biography of iii 339.340 
 
 Chairman of Legislative Com- 
 mittee (1854) i 317-8 
 
 Free Banking .\cl of i 456-7-9,505 
 
 Report on Inter- Provincial Trade i 328-9 
 
 Reciprocity Resolution of i 345 
 
 Referred to i 494,505 
 
 v 124,131 
 
 vi 1 2S 
 
 Welland Canal and iii 329,330-9 
 
 Merry, Anthony vi 178 
 
 Me.Kplet, Kleury v 137,185-6221 
 
 Metcalfe, Lord : 
 
 Educational Policy of iv 171 
 
 Describes Canadian Parties v 399 
 
 "57 
 
 I .1^ 
 
 :i 111 
 
CANADA: AN RNCVCt.OI'«DIA OI' TIIU CilllNIHV. 
 
 Oppose* I'oputnr Governtnrnt. . . 
 
 I'orlriiit ol.. , 
 Referrud tu. 
 
 'Michel, I.iout.-Cfi'ii. Sir Joliii . 
 
 Miililli-liiii, I.ieiitenaiU-ritfnerul Sir 
 
 I'lvil. I),; 
 Aililrissfs till' Caiiaiiinii lV<>))li'.. 
 
 llu>Kr:ii)liy (if 
 
 lliittii' 111' ll:il(i(lif Di'snilii'il liy . 
 CiirtiniaiKls Militia in Canada.'... 
 
 Cli.irai'lLT of 
 
 I)t f'-iioi- .AKainst IViliticnl 
 
 Cliar).;i'S of 
 
 I''uri-\vfll Cifiifral Order to 
 
 Tniiips ill lyss 
 
 In IImuiIumUIi Ui>j;iinuiit 
 
 Norlli-Wi-st Ri'iKllion of iHSs 
 
 ami 
 
 ParliaiiU'iitary \\..e to 
 
 I'oitrait of 
 
 Ri-C(iintnt'ti(ls Officers for Hon- 
 ours anil I'roiiiotions 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Miles, Dr. Henry H 
 
 Viiliinir Hng* 
 
 i' V'S 
 
 iii loS 
 
 V iiw,,vnii3 
 
 vi a.iM 
 
 vi .V).S 
 
 i imt 
 
 'i .VV^ 
 
 iii 115 
 
 V 1 19, in, 161-2,400 
 vi 2i).,V'7 
 
 iv AS.^ 
 
 vi 307 
 
 Mills, Sir Charles 
 
 Mills, Hon. David : 
 
 Balance of Tr^idf Theory 
 
 I'nvonrs Miulcrate rrolectioii .... 
 
 Indian RcikhI of 
 
 Journ.ilisni and 
 
 (Jpposes C. I'. R. Contract 
 
 I'rohitiitioii I'lehiscite Favoured 
 
 liy 
 
 Referred to 
 
 Select Committee Report (1876) 
 of 
 
 Supreme Court T.,e^islntion and.. 
 
 Treaty Makiiif^ Power and .... 
 
 Viesvs Ke;;ardiii)^ Senate of 
 
 Miltu-, .\]ex. R 
 
 Millies, Sir Robert Shore 
 
 Milton, John 
 
 Minto, ICarl of : 
 
 Descrihes Rebellion 
 teeiith Centurv ". 
 
 Letter to thi 
 Particip ' 
 Camp. 
 Referred 
 Referred 
 
 li4it. 
 
 in "Nine- 
 
 ton. 
 
 ^ 
 
 iv: 
 
 V 
 
 vi 
 
 Mitchell, Hon. I'.ter : 
 
 Confederation Delej. at Lon- 
 don and (jneliec v 
 
 Member First Dominion Govern- 
 ment V 
 
 Reports on Reciprocity i 
 
 Referreil to i 
 
 RejKjrt on Canadian Fisheries. . . v 
 Moff.itt, Hon. Oeorj^e : 
 
 I!iot;raphy of 
 
 Business Career of 
 
 Referred to 
 
 M 
 
 .150. f^io-i-j-a 
 
 4.V> r-S-9 
 
 si'i-17 
 
 •l,S-'-.V5-S-9 
 •4.S9 
 
 iv 'l,')9.-l'i"-i-J-4 
 
 iv 5.M 
 iv 466 
 
 iv .S<i.S,.Si''-l9, ."(Jo-i- 
 2-1 -.15-6-7-9, 531. 
 2-V4-5-6 
 
 iv .S.VS 
 
 iv 45« 
 
 .16;, 
 
 4'}i..Si2-i3 
 2.S5-6 
 120, 15 ^ 
 74-7. '5.S 
 
 ,^05 
 
 ^9.1 
 
 ^7.S 
 
 l.H9,22g 
 
 204 
 
 M 
 
 M 
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 VI 31. 
 
 3i(),3SS,4ii,28i 
 1 29, 1 S4 
 
 .V',vfi-7-« 
 
 ,^.^2 3-9,341 
 170 
 
 4.^H 
 
 "77 
 
 494.549 
 
 203 
 
 7« 
 
 ''2-,^-4S,5»l-2. 
 
 m 
 
 515-16,521-2-3-5 
 
 463 
 404 
 307 
 
 402 
 
 403 
 379.3S0 
 
 334,4"7 
 526 
 
 M 
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 M 
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 442 
 442 
 48a 
 
 Ml 
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 198 
 
INDSX TO LKADINCi MKN. 
 
 Vuliime I'lig* 
 
 Molcgworth, Sir William 1 199 
 
 iii 113, 1.)') 
 
 vi 153-1 
 Molnon, Hon. John : 
 
 HiiiKriipliyof i 437 
 
 I'ioiiL'tT i>f St. Lawrence Stfiitn 
 
 Navijjatiuii lil ayS-g 
 
 Portniil (il iii 30.^ 
 
 kcfi-rrfil to i ."(,SH,.}9o 
 
 iv iif> 
 
 vi 271 
 
 Molson, J. H. R iv 107-9, a8S, ;;}6 
 
 Monck, Visi'ouiit : 
 AMKlo-Anii-riCiUi Cahle Compntiy 
 
 and vi 338 
 
 Di'spatch re Intercoiuiiiul Rail- 
 way i 329 
 
 First V'iceRi');al Spetcli to 
 
 Dotniiiioii I'ariianuMit v 404 
 
 liiulson's Ilay Cotn]>aiiy anil. . . . ii 52 
 
 Ififhiciice of vi 194 
 
 Portrait of v 430 
 
 Montreal Visited liy v 26.S 
 
 Referred to ' i 42,2ix),35S 
 
 ii j.i 1 
 
 iii 26.S 
 
 iv 237-8, 2SS, 379 
 
 V 4().)-4,426,447 
 
 vi 307 
 
 Royal Colonial Institute and vi 3U 
 
 Montcalm, Marquess de : 
 
 Hiojjraphy of 1 74-5 
 
 Canipaif^n of ly^S-y i 67-S-9 
 
 Colonial Views of i 2H6 
 
 Portrait of i 67 
 
 Referred to i 3^,49. "o 
 
 iv 374 
 
 Moreau, Bishop I.ouis Z li 515 
 
 Morin, Hon. A. N.: 
 
 Administration of v 399 
 
 liiojjrapliy of iii 114 
 
 Clergy Reserves Policy of iii 140 
 
 Character of vi 198,209 ' 
 
 Co-operates with Conservative 
 
 Party vi 209, 215 
 
 Codifies yuehcc Civil Law vi 3H9 
 
 Journalistic Work of y 141,22.} 
 
 Lafontaine Replaced by vi 208 
 
 Portrait of iii 39 
 
 Referred to iii 183 
 
 iv 501 
 
 vi 109,315,396 
 Supports Ninety Two Reso- 
 lutions ' iii 39 
 
 Mornay, liisliop I)u])lessis du ii 496,514 
 
 Morfjaii, Kl. Hon. G. Osborne vi 154 
 
 Morgan, Ilenrv J v 123,131,143,158 
 
 vi 321 
 
 Morrill, Hon. J. S i 336 
 
 Morris, Hon. Alexander : 
 
 liiojiraphy of i 2S0 
 
 Confederation and vi 218 
 
 v 401,425 
 
 Half-breeds Described bv i 265 
 
 Manitoba University and iv 256 
 
 Negotiates Indian Treaties i 273-4-5-6 
 
 Referred to i 225 
 
 V 121,131,152 
 
 vi 3'4.45S 
 
 Summarizes Indian Treaties i 25S 9 
 
 Separate School Policy of iii 184 
 
 Morris, Hon. E. P vi 4^3.4^9 
 
 Morris, Lewis vi 42 
 
 Morris, Hon. William iii I55-6-7-S 
 
 
! '■■! 
 i 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCYCI.OPiKDIA OF THE COUNTRY. 
 
 Volmre I'ngc 
 
 Morrison, Daniel v 227-9 
 
 ISIoss, Hon. Charles vi 447 
 
 Moss, Hon. Thomas vi f'-z, 321-2,332-3, 
 
 457 
 Mountain, Bishop George J.: 
 
 Bi.sliop's College, Leniioxville, 
 
 and iv 285,297-8 
 
 Consecration of ii 332 
 
 Labours of ii 342-3-4-6-7 
 
 McGill University and iv 332 
 
 Portrait of ii 341 
 
 Referred to ii 335.34o-i.375, 
 
 433-9 
 
 V 124,130 
 
 Reports to Lord Durhatn ii 3H3-4 
 
 Sijins r.islio])s' Declaration ii 3^19,392 
 
 Ship Teve-- of 1847 and ii 345 
 
 Monntain, Bishop Jacob: 
 
 Aiipoititinent of ii 328,339 
 
 Character of ii 342 
 
 Death of ii 342-3 
 
 Ivhicational Influence of ii 341 « 
 
 i'i 235 
 
 V 139 
 
 Labours of li 329,330,340 
 
 Portrait of ii 351 
 
 Ref rred to ii 375.422,433 
 
 iii 143 
 Mount Stephen, Lord : 
 
 Art Patronage of iv 401-2-3 
 
 Business Career of i 434-5 
 
 V 4«9.495 
 
 Biot;raphy of ii 215 
 
 CanadianPacific Contract and.. . ii 27,69,196 
 
 vi 245 
 
 CjiMierositv of vi 246 
 
 r.if ts to ^icGill University of i v 336 
 
 President of C. P. R ii 167,196-7,214-15 
 
 218 
 
 Referred to i 199,488 
 
 iv 409 
 
 vi 175 
 
 Victoria Hospital, Montreal, an<l v 269 
 
 ■Mousseau, Hon. Joseph A vi 2ii,2?l,339 
 
 Mountain, Dr. J. J. S iv 269,287 
 
 Montcalm, Marquess do i 38,44,67, 70-4-j, 
 
 286 
 
 V 241-2-5,395 
 vi 189 
 
 ^'onteagle, Spring Rice, Lord vi 153 
 
 iii 116 
 
 V 449 
 JIontgortiery-Moore, Lieut. -Gen. 
 
 A. O iv 453 
 
 lUonti/.anibert, Lieut.-Col. C. E... iv 463,489,511-12, 
 
 521-2 
 
 Montague, Hon. Dr. W. H v 106 
 
 vi 56,226,233 
 
 Moodie, Colonel iii 35,87,91 
 
 Moodie, Susanna. v 120-8,155,163,170 
 
 Moore, Archbishop iii 142 
 
 Moore, Major-General Sir John. ... iii 97 
 
 Mowat, Sir Oliver : 
 
 Chairman of Liberal Convention, 
 
 i«93 i 3>o 
 
 Chairman of Tnter-Provincial 
 
 Conference i 43,388 
 
 Career of vi 213 
 
 Confederation Policy of v 205 
 
 vi 218 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and Quebec v 402 
 
 Defends Acceptance of Knight- 
 hood vi 174-5 
 
 Entertains Princess Louise v 291 
 
 Imperial Federation and vi 51 
 
 Paintings of iv 401-5 
 
 ite 
 
INDKX TO LEADING MKN. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Referred to i 2cx5,4ll 
 
 iv 492 
 
 vi 157,176, 191, 217 
 
 237-313 
 
 Speech on Municipal Loan Fund ii 23,S-9 
 
 Separate School PwHcy of iii 186-7 
 
 Wuir, Alexander iv 394 
 
 Mulock, Hon. William : 
 
 Imperial I'euny Postage and vi 526 
 
 Portrait of vi 517 
 
 Referred to i 3'o.407 
 
 vi 237 
 
 University Federation Policy of., iv 20.S-9 
 
 Mulvey, Lieut. -Col. Stuart iv 4S1 
 
 vi 3i« 
 
 Munro, George iv 272-3 
 
 Murphy, Hon. Edward iv 409 
 
 Murrav, Alexander v 213 
 
 vi 177 
 
 Murray, George v 213-15,235 
 
 Murray, Sir George i 1 99 
 
 iii 116,159 
 
 iv 74-5 
 
 vi 153 
 
 Murray, Sir H. H vi 497 
 
 Murray, General The Hon. Jatius : 
 
 Administration of v 265,454 
 
 vi 3«5 
 
 Biograpliy of i 76 
 
 Church of Koine and ii 497-8,524 
 
 Capture of (jueljec i)y v 242-4 
 
 Describes Protestant Popul.itioii 
 
 of L. C iv 41 
 
 Referred to i 68,103,121,1456 
 
 199,200 
 Ji 336 
 iv 489 
 
 Murray, Dr. John vi 2q5 
 
 Murray, Prof. J. Clark v 129,213-13 
 
 Musgrave, Sir Anthony v 404 
 
 vi 442,497 
 
 Nantel, Hon. G. A v 225 
 
 Napier, Mii'or-G-'fral iv 454. 5'^ 
 
 Napier and'Utlrick, ^^ord i 349.354 
 
 vi 178 
 Neilson, Hon. John : 
 
 Journalism and v 143-8,165 
 
 Referred to i 438,454 1 
 
 iii 266 
 vi 207 
 Nelles, Dr. SumielS.: 
 
 Biography of iv 341-2 
 
 ISIethodisni in Canada li 254 
 
 Portrait of iv 207 
 
 Victoria I'niversity and iv 205-6-7-8,342 
 
 Nelson, I^rd i 181 
 
 Nelson, Sir HugV. v 52,60.403 
 
 vi 159,166,314 
 
 Nelson, Dt. Wolfred. . iii 38.40-1-2-4,98, 
 
 109,110 
 
 v 296 
 Nesselrode, Count vi 132-3 
 
 Newcastle, Duke of : 
 
 Accompanies Prince of Wales to 
 
 Canada ii 13 1 
 
 V 28) 
 
 Canadian Orangeism and vi 316-17 
 
 Canadian Tariff Powers and i 301,314-15 
 
 Clergy Reserves and iii 140, 159 
 
 Hudson's Bav Company and ii 41,51-2-3 
 
 Inter-Colonia'l Railway and ii 85,95,244 --£- 
 
 Referred to i 200,343 
 
 iv 377 
 
 V 422 
 vi 153 
 
 161 
 
 ' 
 
 I I 1 
 
CANADA . AN KNCVCr,OI-iBI)IA OF THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume 
 
 Page 
 
 Views upon Colonial ITnion 
 
 Question v 425 
 
 Newnhani, Bishop J. A ii 433 
 
 Newton, Gilbert Stuart iv 357 
 
 Nichol, Walter C v '232 
 
 NichoUs, Dr. Jasper Hutne ii 344 
 
 iv 2)S6-7 
 
 NichoUs, General Sir Juse])h iii 96 
 
 Nicholson, Sir Charles vi 3.S-9,4o 
 
 Nicholson, General v 264 
 
 Nicholson, Sir I'rancis v 401 
 
 Norfolk, the 15th Duke of vi 526 
 
 Nornianby, Jlarquess of : 
 
 Governor of Nova Scotia vi 302 
 
 Helps to Found Royal Colonial 
 
 Institute vi 38-9 
 
 Imperial Federation League and. vi 51 
 
 Referred to i 2ix),329 
 
 ii 3.S1 
 
 iii 1 16 
 
 vi 153.193 
 Norquay, Hon. John : 
 
 Biography of i 264 3 
 
 F'avours Reciprocity i 390 
 
 Hudson's Baj- Railway Project 
 
 and ii 235 
 
 Imperial Federation and vi 5K 
 
 Opposes C. P. R. Monopoly ii 209,210-13 
 
 Referred to ii 363 
 
 V 106 
 North, Lord iv 262 
 
 vi 24,88 
 
 Norton, Lord, (Sir C. B. Adderley) ii 47,55 
 
 vi 3M.154 
 
 Norton, Sir Fletcher vi 346 
 
 O'Brien, Lieut. -Col. W. E iv 489,491,534 
 
 vi 5(1 
 
 O'Brien, Bishop J ii 462,514 
 
 O'Brien, Sir Terence N vi 497 
 
 O'Brien, Archbishop Cornelius : 
 
 Biographyjof ii 536 
 
 British Empire Iveaguv and vi 62 
 
 Imperial Federation Movement 
 
 and vi 53-7,60 
 
 Literary Work of v 1 24-5, 131 
 
 Portrait of ii 473 
 
 Referred to i 26 
 
 ii 471.514,530.551 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and v 2i5-]8 
 
 Ste. Ann's College and iv 313 
 
 O'Brien, Lucius R.: 
 
 Art Schools and iv 362 
 
 Biography of iv 400 
 
 Portrait of iv 363 
 
 President Royal Catuidian 
 
 Academy iv 363,400 
 
 Referred to iv 362-4 
 
 O'Connell, Daniel iii 42-3 
 
 vi 267 
 
 O'Connor, Hon. John vi 220 
 
 O'Connor, Bishop R. A ii 462,515 
 
 O'Connor, Archbishop Denis ii 462,515,540 
 
 iv 309 
 
 Ogden, Hon. C. R iv 509 
 
 v 39^ 
 
 vi 207 
 
 Ogilvie, W. W v 535 
 
 Ogilvie, William iii 3.^3-4,429, 430-1- 
 
 O'Hagan, Dr. Thomas iv 309 
 
 V 129,131 
 Olier de Verneuil, J. J iv 3115-6-8 
 
 V 29.( 
 
 Oliver, Major-Gen. J. R iv 469 
 
 Ommanney, Sir M. F vi 40 
 
 Onslow, l(arl of vi 154 
 
 Osborne, Bernal v 178 
 
 i6a 
 
 
NTRY. 
 
 '3 
 
 534 
 
 530,551 
 
 540 
 
 9, 43"-»-2 
 
 INDEX TO READING MEN. 
 
 Voluiiii; I'age 
 
 Cogoodf, Hon. Williaiii v 266 
 
 vi 457 
 
 Osier, Dr. William v H2,2i3-t6 
 
 ( ).sler, Hon. I' vi 447 
 
 O'Sullivan, Dr. I). A iv 309 
 
 V 1 25 
 
 Oswiild, I,ieut.-Col. W. R iv 452,535 
 
 Oswald, Richard vi .SS-9^ 90-1-2-3-4-5- 
 
 6-7,103 
 Ortniston, Dr. William : 
 
 Advocalis Presbyterian Union. . . iv 85 
 
 liiojiraphy of iv 103-4 
 
 I'orlrail of iv 85 
 
 Referrod to v 131 
 
 Victoria College and iv 2)5-6 
 
 O'.ter, Lient. -Colonel William D. ; 
 
 Biography of iv 513-14 
 
 Contributions to Military Litera- 
 
 tiireof iv 489,491,514 
 
 Commands I'irst South African 
 
 Contingent vi 293 
 
 .Northwest Rebellion and iv 514,522-7-8-9,532- 
 
 • r 3-4 
 
 Portrait of iv 528 
 
 Referred to by Oeiieral 
 
 Middleton ' iv 463 
 
 Referred to iv 491 
 
 vi 323 
 
 Recommended for a C. M. O iv 514 
 
 Ouimet, Ueut.-Col. Hon. J. A iv 534 
 
 vi 226,250 
 
 Ouimet, Hon. Oeoige vi 201,21011 
 
 Ouimet, Hon. Gedeon ii 181 
 
 iii 193,208,210,268 
 
 vi 315 
 
 Outram, General Sir James vi 292 
 
 Owen, Admiral vSir Rdward vi 285-6 ' 
 
 Oxenden, liishop Ashtoii ii 350-1,424,433 
 
 V 130 
 
 Packenham, Sir Richard vi 178 
 
 Palmer, Hon. Edward v 402,432-3 
 
 vi 45« 
 
 Palmerston, Lord i 2ix),365 
 
 iii 340 
 
 vi 162,193,491 
 
 Palliser, Sir Hugh vi 470,487-8,^97 
 
 Pauet, Bishop B. C ii 5c>j-i,5i4 
 
 iii 204 
 Papineau, Hon. Louis J.: 
 
 Annexation Views of vi 208 
 
 Association with Mackenzie of. . iii 86 
 
 Biography of iii 108-9 
 
 Connection with Journalism of . . v 131,140-3 
 
 Kducational Opinions of iii 265 
 
 I'oUowersof vi 197,208 
 
 Liberal Opponents of vi 207 
 
 Leads Lower Canadian Rebellion iii 39,40-1-2-3-4,109 
 
 vi "197 
 
 Leads I'reiich Party iii 49,108 
 
 Opposes Lafontaine vi 197, 2a8 
 
 Ol)jects of V 397 
 
 Portrait of iii 43 
 
 Praised by Upper Canada 
 
 Reformers iii 58 
 
 Revolutionary Appeals of vi 25 
 
 Referred to iii 98, 1 14, 266 
 
 iv 408 
 
 V 244,419 - 
 vi 1 89 
 
 Re]niblicaii Sentiments of. ... .. iii ,v>,4,^ 
 
 Parent, Hon. S. N v 296 .— 
 
 Parent, I'Uienne v 141 
 
 Parker, Hon. Neville vi 405 
 
 Parker, (■.ill)ert : 
 
 Literary Work of v 1 26-7 
 
 Portrait of v 133 
 
 163 
 

 
 |l» 
 
 CANADA : AN KNCYCLOPiBDIA OF THE COITNTRY. 
 
 Volume Page 
 
 Preface by vi 9, lo 
 
 Referred to v 135,214-15 
 
 Parkin, Ur. C'.eorjje R.: 
 
 Addresses on Iini)erial I'edera- 
 
 tion in Canada vi 58,60 
 
 Addresses on Imperial Federa- 
 tion in Australia vi 5S 
 
 Addresses on Imperial Federa- 
 tion in Great Britain vi 58-9 
 
 Imperial Federation Movement 
 and vi 54,62 
 
 Literary Work of v 132 
 
 North-West Production De- 
 scribed by v T 14 
 
 Portrait of vi 60 
 
 Royal Society of Canada and. ... v 215 
 
 Referred to iii 434 
 
 iv ,^20 
 
 vi 177 
 Parkman, Francis i 250.285,520 
 
 iv 54-5 
 
 V 118,125, 153, 241 
 264 
 
 vi 25 
 
 Parnell, Charles Stewart vi 23 
 
 Partridge, Dr. Francis ii 352,360,410-13, 
 
 421 
 
 iv 270 
 
 Parthenais, Anatole i v 373 
 
 Paterson, Hon. William i 310 
 
 ii 204 \ ; 
 
 vi 237 
 
 Patterson, Hon. C. S v 2^7 
 
 Patteson, T. C v 189,228 
 
 vi 322 
 
 Patterson, Dr. George iv !ii2 
 
 v 122,131,216 
 
 Patterson, .\. D iv 404 
 
 Patterson, Hon. J. C iv 500-6 
 
 vi 226,250,314 
 
 I'atton, Dr. W. M iv 301-2 
 
 Pattullo, .V v 230 
 
 Pattullo, f'r. R v 230 
 
 Patrick, Alfred vi 177 
 
 Pascal, lii.shop .Vlbert ii 515 
 
 Pauncefote, Lord i 391-2-4 
 
 vi 145,154,178 
 Pcto, Sir Samuel Morton ; 
 
 Hiojiniphy of ii 1 V'- 1 
 
 I'irm of i'eto, Hrassey & n.-lls. . . ii 106,114-19,126, 
 
 131-2-6,148 
 
 .SliMi-s of, in G. T. R ii 1*15 
 
 Phelan, liishop P .. ii 462,514 
 
 iii 183 
 
 iv 233 
 
 Pickard, Dr. Humphrey ii 272 
 
 iv .303 
 
 Pinkham, Bishop W. C ii 4i3.4,34 
 
 iii 2J^o-i 
 
 Pinsonneault, Bishop P. A ii .162,515,530-4 
 
 I'irbri.ylit, I.oril vi 154 
 
 Pirie, A.I" v 230 
 
 Pirrie, Rl. Hon. W. J vi 294 
 
 Pitt, William i 67,74-5-6,136-7- 
 
 8-9,140-1-3 
 
 ii ,1^9 
 
 iii 137,157,162 
 
 V 241,396 
 
 vi 1 96 
 
 Plamandon, .\ntoine iv 355-6 
 
 Planiondon, Hon. M. A v 141,225,238 
 
 vi 197 
 
 Playfair, Lon' vi 42 — 
 
 Playfonl Hon. Thomas vi 74-5 
 
 Plessis, llisho]) Jean Octavi- : 
 
 Biography of ii 516-17 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 203-4 
 
 164 
 
 V 
 I' 
 
 .J^' *^, 
 
NTRY. 
 
 age 
 
 1-15 
 
 ,520 
 
 , 153, 241 
 
 ,410-13, 
 
 216 
 314 
 
 t,i7« 
 
 -19,126, 
 
 ,14.S 
 
 ,530-4 
 
 -6,136-7- 
 -J-3 
 
 ',162 
 
 5.238 
 
 INDEX TO I.EADINO MEN. 
 
 Volume I'nRe 
 
 Labours of jj 4^,^.^ 
 
 Loyalty of ij 499, 500- iS, 521-2- 
 
 3-4 
 vi 25,193 
 
 Maialeinent Issued by ii 521-2-3 
 
 Referred to ii 501.514.528,551 
 
 Report of ji 523.4 
 
 Plumb, Hon. J. n ii 202 
 
 V 52,441-2 
 vi 322 
 
 roIiKiiac, Prince de vi 147 
 
 Politicii, M. I'ierre de vi 131-2 t, 
 
 Pontbriand, Hisliop H. M. D. de. . . ii 497,514 
 Pope, Hon. J. II ij 23a 
 
 V 106 
 „ vi 220-1 
 Pope, Hon. W. H y 402,432 
 
 vi 230 
 Pope. Hon. James C v 433-4 
 
 vi 221 
 Pope, Joseph iji 253 
 
 „ v 1 25, 1 74 
 
 Porter, Dr. Charles iv 266-8270 
 
 Portland, W. H., Duke of i 241 
 
 ii 457 
 :;, : ■ ^ : , iii 143-4 
 
 V 4-19 
 _ vi 152 
 
 Potter, Richard ij 109,119,120-8, 
 
 147-8 9.150 
 
 Potts, Dr. John iv 124-5,210 
 
 vi 52 
 
 Powell, Hon. William Dummer... . vi 457 
 
 Powell, John iii 87,91 
 
 v 287,295 
 
 Powell, Colonel Walker iv (15-18,463,506, 
 
 VI -^24 
 
 Power, nishop Michael ii 461-2,514 
 
 Power, Hon. L. G i ^10 
 
 Peacocke, Colonel iv 425-6,4312-3, 
 
 Peel, Sir Frederick vi 15-5 
 
 Peel, Sir Rol)ert i 3^^9,457,480 
 
 vi 2S5 
 
 Peel, I'anl i v 351,364,404 
 
 vi 294 
 
 IMly, vSir John H ii ^^-S, 41, 69, 70 
 
 Pelletier, Sir C. .-V. 1' i 310 
 
 V 1 06 
 vi 176-7 
 
 Peltrie, Mde. de la ii 494 
 
 iii 21) -4,256-7 
 
 Pender. Sir John vi 539 
 
 Peiiliallow, I'nv. 11. P v I 29, i3(i.2i5-17 
 
 Penny, Hon Iv. ColT v 165,189.226 
 
 Pense, !•;. J. R v 19(1-1,229,230 
 
 Perreault, J. X vi 157,315 
 
 Peterson, Dr. \Vi!li,iin iv 3^5-6 
 
 Perrin, Hisliop W. W ii 433 
 
 Peters, Hon. !•■ red i ;io 
 
 '^'' '44 
 
 Preston, T. H v 230-1 
 
 Prevost, Sir George : 
 
 Biography of i 181-2 
 
 Referred to i ,84,145 
 
 ii .199 
 
 >\' 452 
 
 V leo 
 Roman Catholic Church ami ii 517,523-4 
 
 War of 1812-14 and i 160-1-2-3-4-6-7-9, 
 
 i7o-i-2,'iS4.5, 
 
 - - '9'-3 
 
 IV 490 
 
 ^' '59 
 
 Pnce, Hon. J. Hervey iii 148 
 
 iv 491 
 
 V 293 
 
 ft 
 
 ■ 
 
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 CANADA : AN KNCVCWP^DIA OF THK COINTRY. 
 
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 Volume Page 
 
 Prince, Bishop Jenii Charles ii 515 
 
 Prince, Colonel, The Hon. John... iii 66 
 
 I'riticess, II. R. II. CliarloUe iii 269 
 
 Prior, Lieul.-Col. Hon. IC. C"» v 273 
 
 Vi 2Ti\ 
 
 Pro-.dfoot, Dr. J. J. A iv 2i--lS 
 
 Provanclier,' I.con v ,^69,370,392 
 
 Provencher, Hishop N. U ii 5<)<)-4-5-7-S,Sl4 
 
 iv .343 
 
 V 1 2.S 
 
 Prow.se, Dr. D. W v 1 24 
 
 vi 459, .(62, 475, 496 
 
 Pryor, Dr. John iv 251-2-3 
 
 Punshoii, Dr. William Mork-y ii 254,306-7 
 
 Qnesuel,|Joseph v 137,149 
 
 vi 207 
 
 Queylus, Baron de iv 305-6 
 
 Racine, Hishop .Vntoine ii 515 
 
 Racine, ll'.ishop D ii 514 
 
 Ra<lst('ck. \uc-.\<lni. lord vi 470,497 
 
 Raikes, Rt. Hon. H. C vi 155 
 
 Raleigh, Sir Waller i 26-9,256 
 
 VI 467,473 
 
 Ramsay, Alexander G iv 408 
 
 V 327.336 
 vi 324 
 
 Riiinsav, Hon. T. K v 130 
 
 vi 388 
 
 Rand, Dr. T, H iii 216,231, 272-j 
 
 iv 232 
 
 V 129 
 
 RathhuM, E. \V v 535-6 
 
 Rattray, W. J v 121,235 
 
 vi 321 
 
 Rayneval, M. de vi 92-7 
 
 Read, D. Ii iv 490 
 
 v 122-4-5, 228,290- 
 
 4-5 
 
 Reade, Surgeon-General H. T vi 177 
 
 Reude, .Surgeon-General John vi 177,294 
 
 Reade, John : 
 
 Article by i 14^154 
 
 V 147,165 
 
 Journali.stic Work of v 1X9,225-6 
 
 Literary Work of v 127,129 
 
 Portrait of v 164 
 
 IV)etry of v 1 29, 168 
 
 Referred to v 141 
 
 P.oyal Society of Can:ula and.. . . v 213-15 
 
 Redpath, Peter iv 336 
 
 Reeve, Hishop W. D ii 433 
 
 Reeves, Hon. W. Pember vi 158 
 
 Reiil, Rt. Hon. G. H vi 69,70,159,166 
 
 Reid, Hon. Robert vi 158 
 
 Reid, George A iv 362-4,402-6 
 
 Reid, Dr. William : 
 
 Biography of iv 91 
 
 Financial Labours of iv 91 
 
 Moderator, Presbyterian Church, iv 87 
 
 Supports Presbyterian I'nion. .. . iv 87 
 
 Revelstoke, Lord vi 42 
 
 Reynolds, John ii 291-3,302 
 
 Rhodes, Rt. Hon. Cecil J vi 23 
 
 Rhodes, William v 106 
 
 Rice, Dr. S. D ii 254,271,317-18, 
 
 322 
 
 iv 207 
 
 Richard, Kdouard v 1 23, 2 1 4 
 
 Richards, Sir W. H vi 176,342,457 
 
 Richards, Hon. .\. N vi 314 
 
 Richanlson, Sir John v 11.^,392 
 
 Richardson, Hon. George ii 47,508 
 
 166 
 
INDHX TO LEADING MUN. 
 
 
 Voliime Page 
 
 Richardson, Dr. James ii 252, 254, 2Hg, 299, 
 
 IV 210 
 
 Richarilson, R. L v i. So 2^1 
 
 Riclielieu, Cardinal <le ..','. iv 54 
 
 Richey, Hon. M. H v 297 
 
 Ridley, Dr. Mathew )i 266,305^ 
 
 iv 202-5 
 
 Richmond, Duke of i ^^'i^^ 
 
 iii 96 
 iv 452 
 
 Ri<lley, Bishop William il 433.Q 
 
 Ridout, Thomas Gibbs vi 273-4 
 
 Riel, Louis : 
 
 Biography of {y ... 
 
 Character of iv 440-3,505 
 
 ^ vi 297-8 
 
 Capture, in 1885, of iv 527,532-3 
 
 Defies Governor Macdougall iv 440 
 
 Kndeavours to Raise Indians vi 299 301 
 
 French Canadians and the 
 
 Execution of iv 462,474 
 
 V 269 
 vi 296-7 
 
 Leads Rebellion of 1885 iv 504-5,519, 520-6-7 
 
 TT 1 ^'' 297-9 
 
 Hudson's Bay Conipanv and ii 60 
 
 Necessity for Execution of vi 301 
 
 Policy at Fort Garry ^of iv 440 
 
 Portrait of ' iv jcc 
 
 Proclamation Issued in iS7oii)y.. iv 4S1-2-3 
 Rebellion of 1869-70' 'ead by. . .'. . iv 427,440-1-2-3,481- 
 
 2-3,503 
 
 V 279 
 
 „ ,• . ^'i 297-8 
 
 Referred to i 213 
 
 '• 155.364 
 
 V 405-6 
 
 vi 236,249,318 
 
 Roman Calhohc Church and vi 300 
 
 Thomas Scott Murdered by iv 442,485-6-7 
 
 Trial and Execution of iv 555 
 
 Rintoul, Dr. William iv 83,214291 
 
 Ripon, Earl of, (Lord Goderich). . i 199,469 
 
 iii 56,77-8,116,138, 
 14/ 
 
 IV 267 
 vi 152-3 
 
 Ripon, Marquess of : 
 Despatch Regarding Colonial 
 
 '^'il't^sof vi 312-13 
 
 Member of Washington High 
 
 Committee vi 119 
 
 Referred to i ^^ 
 
 ^"' ' 53 
 
 Ritchie, Hon. J. W v 402 
 
 Ritchie, vSir W. J y 2S9 
 
 X,, , ,. T ^'^ '7^342,405-457 
 
 Ritchie, .S, J iii pii-i-2 
 
 Ritchie, Rt. Hon. C. T '. vi 42 
 
 Rivers-Wilson, Sir Charles : 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway aii<l ii 1 1 1, 128 
 
 Referred to i 44 ' 
 
 Roberts, Charles G. D.: 
 
 Describes Habilaiits v 485-6 
 
 Jo.inialistic Canxr of v 234 
 
 Literary Work of v i2i--'-8,i74 
 
 Portrait of v 121 
 
 Poetry of v 169 
 
 Referred to i 114 
 
 iii 1 16 
 
 V 135.176,216 
 
 167 
 
 9 
 
I.ANADA : A.N liNCVCI.Dl'.UliI V oi' Till'. CDL'NTRY. 
 
 • \'()ltiinc I'liKC 
 
 Hol)iTlsoii, J. Ross ii 1^3 
 
 iv 4u5 
 
 V 122, I Sg, 22 1-7-8, 
 2\S.21M 
 
 VI 27..-7>S-9 
 
 RolH-rtson-Ross, Colonel P iv 4.Vi>.153i479,5o6 
 
 Rol)<.-rtsi)ii, Hon. Rohert iii 365 
 
 Roliertsoii, Hon. J. ('• iii 476 
 
 RolnTlsoii, Dr. Jiiiues : 
 
 .\rlii-le by iv 38,48 
 
 Appointed Sniierintenilent of 
 North-West I'n-sl>yteriuii 
 
 Missions iv 52 
 
 Hionnipliy of iv 96-7 
 
 Moderator I'rest)yteriiin Church, iv IS7 
 
 Manitoba Mission Labours of .. . iv 96-7 
 
 Portrait of iv 40 
 
 Referred to iv 9.S, 102, 135 
 
 Robinson, Major-Cieneral C. W... vi 177,294 
 
 Robinson, Chnstoplier v 130 
 
 Robinson, Sir \V. C. P' vi 302,314 
 
 Robinson, Sir John vi 155 
 
 Robinson, Hon. John Beverley. .. . iv 193,379,409,494 
 
 V 294-5 
 
 vi 53."76,3«3.32a 
 Robinson, Sir John Beverley : 
 
 Biography of i 119 
 
 iii 104-7 
 
 Early Career of iii 25, 104 
 
 McGill University and iv 332 
 
 Portrait of iii 105 
 
 Painting of iv 351 
 
 Referred to i 175,1^7 
 
 iii 9'.3i9.325i 
 
 iv i9S,36o 
 
 V 131 
 
 vi 175,457 
 
 Supports Trinity College iv 193-4-5-6-7 
 
 Supports Canadian Confederation v 401,422 
 
 Robins, Dr. S. P iii 187,193-4 
 
 Robitaille, Hon. T vi 313 
 
 Robsou, Hon. Joliii ii 322 
 
 iii 366 
 
 V 232,403-8 
 
 Roche, James Jeffrey v 236 
 
 Rochefoucault-I.iancourt, Ducdela v 118,138,157 
 
 Rockingham, Marquess of i 137 
 
 vi 88,91 
 
 Rodier, Hon. C. S v 296 
 
 Rodney, Admiral Lord vi 92 
 
 Roe, Dr. Henry ii 336-9 
 
 iv 288 
 
 V 130 
 Roebuck, Right Honourable John 
 
 Alexander : 
 
 Hud.son's Bay Coin])any and .... ii 47 
 
 Canadian Pacific and ii 244 
 
 Defends Rebels of i,S37 iii 95-6, in 
 
 Portrait of iii 95 
 
 Biography of iii 1 11 
 
 Rogers, Bishop James ii 471,514 
 
 Rollit, Sir Albert Kuye vi 157 
 
 Rolph, Hon. John : 
 
 Appointed to Executive Council, iii 30,81 
 
 Biography of iii 1 15 
 
 Carries Governor's Message to 
 
 Rebels iii 87,107,115 
 
 Escapes to United States iii 84,93 
 
 Praised by Mackenzie iii 71 
 
 Shares in Rebellion Movement. . iii 34-5,85,115 
 
 Romanes, Dr. George J vi 295 
 
 Romilly, Sir Samuel ii 33 
 
 Rose, (ieorge Henry vi 1 78 
 
 Rose, Dr. S. P iv 132 - — — - 
 
 Rose, Sir John : 
 
 American Zollverein Approved by vi 181 
 
 Banking Policy of i 516,520 
 
 / 
 
ITRY. 
 
 J2r-7-8, 
 
 ) 
 
 479.506 
 
 I 
 
 ^1/ 
 
 35 
 
 409,494 
 13.32a 
 
 2S 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 157 
 
 "5 
 
 ,115 
 
 INDIiX TO LUADING MKN. 
 
 Volume ''>>B* 
 
 Hiof;ni|)liy of j 522-3 
 
 Ciiinuliim I'acific Railway niid.. . vi '245 
 Hudson's Bay Coinpany Claims 
 
 ""'I ii 70 
 
 Imperial Federation Supported 
 
 '>y vi 51 
 
 IiitiTcoloiiial Railway and ii fSS-g.go 
 
 Mission to VVasliiii(rton i -573 
 
 Reciprocity NeKoliations of i 342 
 
 vi I Ho 
 
 Report on Reciprocity of i 365-6 
 
 Royal Colonial Institute an<l vi "^9" 
 
 Referred to , 47^.5 
 
 ii 70 
 
 V 15' 
 
 vi 175-6,191 
 
 Services to Canada in I,ondon of vi 32 
 
 TariiT Views of i 301 
 
 Rosel)LTy, I,()rd : 
 
 British Trade and vi 158 
 
 Cables Ottawa Conference Dele- 
 
 K'lles vi 77 
 
 Copyright Despatch of vi 84-5 
 
 Canada Visited hy ii 186 
 
 Home Rule Opinions of vi 31 
 
 Jniperial Federation Views of .. . vi 23 
 
 Imperial Institute and vi 42 
 
 Imiierial Federation Leaj,'ue and vi 51,73 
 
 Opi)oses an Imperial TarilT vi 69,70-1 
 
 Portrait of vi 49. 
 
 Royal Colonial Institute and vi 39 
 
 Referred to ii 172 
 
 Unveils Memorial to Sir J. 
 
 Macdonald vi 222 
 
 Ross, Dr. James iv 272,298 
 
 Ross, Ueut. -General Sir John iv 453 
 
 Ross, Alexander M ii 119,132-4-6 
 
 Ross, Hon. A. M i 3,s« 
 
 V io6 
 Ross, Hon. Dr. J. J ii i.Si 
 
 v io6 
 
 vi 211,333 
 
 Ross, Hon. William iv 506 
 
 vi 240 
 Ro.ss, Hon. G. W.: 
 
 Attends Inter-I'rovincial Con- 
 ference i ^,ss 
 
 Articleby iii 174.5-6-7-8-9 
 
 Art Patronage of iv 368,372 
 
 Biography of iii 269,270 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and.. . ii 202-4 
 
 Educational Writings of iv 310,326 
 
 Life of Mackenzie Quoted iii 254 
 
 Literary Work of v >24,i3i-2 
 
 Prohibition Attitude of vi 308 
 
 Portrait of i 406 
 
 Reciprocity Opinions of i 406-7 
 
 Referred to iii 282 
 
 iv 409 
 
 V 215 
 Supports Closer Imperial Unity., vi 62 
 
 Ross, Hon. John : 
 
 Biography of ii 122 
 
 Delegate to London v 401 ,422 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii 106-8,111-18-19, 
 
 128,133-6 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company and ii 47 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 90 
 
 Portrtiit of ii 1 22 
 
 - Referred to i 480,493-4 
 
 iv 501 
 
 Rothschild, Lord vi 42 
 
 Rottenburg, Lieut.-Col. Baron de. . iv 464-5,470,506 
 
 Routhier, Hon. A. B v 155,213-14 
 
 vi 202 
 
 Rowen, Lieut.-Gen. Sir William. .. iv 453 
 
 vi 307 
 
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CANADA : AN KNCVCI.UP'filil V '>1- TlIK COI'NTKV. 
 
 Volume Hnpe 
 
 Roy, J. IMllKlllll V I32,2I4-|S 
 
 Koyjfl, Hon. Joseph iii ,VJ3 
 
 i V as^-7 
 
 vi .^14 
 
 Royer de lit Dnuversicre v 264 
 
 Rupct, II. R, H. I'riiue; 
 
 Hudson's Hay Coini)iiiiy Cliiirter 
 
 nii<l ii 19,20,69 
 
 kfforrtd to v 53 
 
 KussfU, Gent-rul Lord AlexaiuU-r. . iv 4,'i,v496 
 
 vi 3<)'7 
 
 Russell, Lieut.-Governor IVter iii 21 
 
 V 2.S7 
 vi 302 
 
 Russell, Sir William Howard v 119 
 
 Russell, Ik'iijainiii v 130 
 
 vi 376 
 
 Russell of Killowen, Lord vi 140 
 
 Russell, Jolin, liarl : 
 
 Colonial Naturalization Laws and vi 352 
 
 Clergy Reserves and iii 149,163 4-6 
 
 Despatch Regarding Colonial 
 
 Gi)veriiiiiint hy v 419,420 
 
 Hudson's Hay Company and ii 41-7 
 
 Howe's Letters to v 418-19 
 
 InllueiK-eu|)on Caniulian Hanking 
 
 Institutions of i 46 9 
 
 Opinions Regardirg Lord 
 
 .Shelburne of vi 89 
 
 Referred to i 199,280,331 
 
 ii 244 
 
 iii lib 
 
 V 201 
 vi 153-8 
 
 Relations with Lord Cllenelg. ... iii 1 13 
 
 Ryan, Henry ii 2,52,282-6,291, 
 
 301-2,314 
 
 Rylaiid, Hon. Herman W ii 549 
 
 Ryckinan, Dr. Iv H ii 322 
 
 Ryerson, Dr. ICgerton : 
 
 BioKraphy of ii 304-5 
 
 Controversy with Oeorge Brown, v 200 
 
 Uducational Work of li 305 
 
 i.i 172-3-4,182,2:7, 
 
 211 
 
 iv 21 '5-6 
 
 V 2('9 
 Journalistic Work of ii 31.1.322 
 
 V 221 
 Literature ami li 322 
 
 V 120-5,130-1 
 
 Loyalty ut vi 193 
 
 Metlioilisiii ill Canada and ii 252,272, 289, rgi, 
 
 3"3-4 
 Ojiiiiions on Religions School 
 
 Iiislruction iii 182,275 6 
 
 Opposes .\niericaii ICducatioiial 
 
 Iiilluciices iii 253 
 
 I'ortrail of ii 257 
 
 Referred to i 239 
 
 iv 108,335. 2-11, 489. 
 
 491 
 
 v 124 
 
 .'^latue of iv 492 
 
 Victoria College and iii 171 
 
 iv 202-5-6,210 
 
 Sackville, Lord vi 101,136, 178, 180, 
 
 232 
 
 Sadleir, Mrs, Mary .'\iiiie v 131,163-5,171 
 
 Salaljerry, Colonel C. M. de i 40,167, 1H1-3, 194 
 
 251 
 
 iv 407 
 
 V 245,267 
 vi 176 
 
INDKX ro I.I.AIUNC. MKN, 
 
 5.^31 
 
 1 
 
 ,29'. 
 
 S2.j:7, 
 
 2S9, igi, 
 
 211, 4S9. 
 
 17S, it'O. 
 
 ;.i7i 
 ,si.3, 194 
 
 \Oltiinr 
 
 Sntlsliury, Mukiiush of : 
 
 Attfiids (."olimiiil Cimference of 
 
 I S.S7 vi 
 
 Gfrinan iiml Hi'Ikiuii Trfaties niul vi 
 
 Refers to NewrounilliiiKl vi 
 
 S|ieffli (111 ICmpire Trade vi 
 
 Referred ti vi 
 
 Snniuel, Sir Saul vi 
 
 Sanderson, Dr. (5. R iv 
 
 Sniidford, I.ord vi 
 
 SaiidliiMii, II iv 
 
 Saiiford, lliiii. W. K iv 
 
 Saiijjster, Cliarles v 
 
 Saunders, Admiral v 
 
 Saunders, Maisliall v 
 
 Saunders, Dr. William v 
 
 Sawyer, Dr. A. VV iii 
 
 iv 
 Seatoii, IMeld Marshal I<ord (Sir J. 
 C()ll>i)rne): 
 
 Address from Meltiodists to ii 
 
 Administration in I'pper Canada 
 of iii 
 
 V 
 
 Art Patronage of iv 
 
 Bionrapliy of iii 
 
 Cleri; y Reserves and ii 
 
 iii 
 Establishes I'pjier Canada 
 College iii 
 
 iv 
 
 Portrait of iii 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 iii 
 
 IV 
 
 vi 
 Suppresses Lower Canada 
 Rehellion iii 
 
 Scadding, Dr iv 
 
 v 
 
 Schurman, Dr. J. G vi 
 
 Schreiber, CoUingwood ii 
 
 vi 
 Scluiltz, Sir John Christian : 
 
 A Red River I'ioneer iv 
 
 lliograjihy of iv 
 
 Ca]iture by Riel and Escape of. iv 
 
 Defies Kiel's .Xssiimed .Amlidiity iv 
 
 De.scriljes Trealnuiil (jf lUilTalo. . i 
 
 Iiiil)erial I'ederatioii and vi 
 
 Mackenzie liasiii Report of v 
 
 Names City of Winniiieg v 
 
 Portrait of iv 
 
 Political Services of i v 
 
 Prohibition and vi 
 
 Referred to v 
 
 vi 
 Unveils "Seven Oaks" Monu- 
 ment v 
 
 Scobie, Hugh v 
 
 Scoble, I.ieut -Col. T. C iv 
 
 vi 
 
 Scott, Duncan Cimii)bell v 
 
 Scott, I'rederick ( reorge v 
 
 Scott, S. D V 
 
 vi 
 Scott, Hon. R. \V.: 
 
 Article by iii 
 
 Ottawa University and iv 
 
 1 rliait of iii 
 
 Uelerrcd to i 
 
 iii 
 
 V 
 
 .--'--'.- vi 
 
 l'«Kr 
 
 Ihj 
 ■4S9 
 
 23.73. 
 15-1 
 ■55 
 2(j5-7 
 
 154 
 351-9.399. 
 
 41 )S 
 
 I27-'<.154-5,I''.V4- 
 
 6.H,3n 
 
 2f>.S 
 
 127,172 
 
 .S(i,q6,i 2q, 2iyi('i, 
 
 368-9,370-1 
 
 214 
 
 254 
 
 1 15-16-18, 
 
 402-4.5 
 
 299 
 
 28-9,80-1,98,103 
 
 326 
 
 360 
 
 97-S 
 332 
 i3''<-9. '5i'f<-9 
 
 '79 
 31.S.19 
 
 25 
 
 145.200 
 
 66-7,97,112-16, 
 
 160-1 
 
 14^152 
 
 I93.3"2 
 
 40-1-2-3,83 
 I9'.34«.379 
 
 122,lH,S,2.S6, 290-4 
 
 52,294 
 
 230,242 
 
 "'77 
 
 499 
 
 499,500 
 
 441-2,499.500,515 
 
 441 
 
 260 
 
 6<j 
 
 1 10-13 
 
 2.S3 
 
 442 
 
 500 
 
 308 
 
 13'.'9".23I 
 176,314,321 
 
 283-4 
 
 227 
 
 428,489 
 
 321 
 
 169 
 
 169 
 
 189,224,235,409 
 
 62 
 
 180-7 _ 
 
 237 " - 
 
 SI" 
 184 
 296 
 237-240 
 
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 CANADA : \S KNCVCr/lP.«DIA OI' Till'. COUMTRV. 
 
 Voliinir I'lIK* 
 
 Separate S(')i<m>1 Pciliey of iii »5 V4-3 
 
 Temperrtiioe l.fKitliil'"" of vi .<6i) 
 
 Se;ir|<eaiit, I.t-wts J ii Ill.llH 
 
 Sediloii, Ht. lion. K. J vi l,V>,i''6 
 
 ,Si-ilj{ewick, Hull. K(>l)ert vl .<5.,VtJ.376 
 
 Sftrnors, Itisliiip L'liiirle* ii 51215 
 
 Sillxiriir, Ivirl of i \,4\ 
 
 vi 1,54 
 
 .Selt>y-Siiiyth, Major-Genenii Sir V,. iv 4!,2-3,5o6 
 
 Selkirk, luirl of : 
 
 HioKra]>hvof ii y) 
 
 Coloiii/atiuii HfTurts of i 3h,^ 
 
 ii aJ,44-5,59 
 
 iii J.V5 
 
 iv 436 
 
 V 278 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 3.v5 
 
 Portrait of ii j6 
 
 Places Named After ii 45 
 
 Referred to i 29 
 
 iv 343 
 
 V 53. "8 
 RelixiouB I'lffortu of iv 49 
 
 Selwyii, Dr. A. R. C iii 446,. 165-6 
 
 V 1 2<), 212-15 
 vi 177 
 
 Senecal, Hon. L. A iii 357-8-9,362 
 
 Serfjeaunt, Sir W. C vi ^9 
 
 Service, 1 toil. James vi 155 
 
 Sewell, IIoii. Jiiii.itliiiti : 
 
 Advociitcs t (iloiiiiil I'l'dtTiilion. . v 401,422 
 
 lli()nr:i])liy of i iiH 
 
 I'oruail of., V 425 
 
 yuflifc Literary iiikI Historical 
 
 Socifl\ anil V 152-3 
 
 Referred to v 257, 1 25 
 
 vi 3^5-8,. 157 
 
 Sheraton, Dr. J. r iv 222-3 
 
 Slierbrooke, I.ord i 343 
 
 ii 47 
 
 vi 15.S 
 
 Slierbrooke, Sir J, C i 84,145,172,200 
 
 iv 27 1, .(52 
 
 V 1,59 
 
 vi 193,302 
 
 Slicrwood, Hull, Henry i;i 73 
 
 V 295 
 .SliuliUiaiii, Admiral Lord vi 489,497 
 
 Sicolte, Hon. I.onis V.: 
 
 Ivlncalioiial I'olicy of iii 210 
 
 Leads Moderate Liberals of 
 
 yncbec vi 210,242 
 
 Relerred to v 394 
 
 vi 217 ' 
 
 Sifton, Hon CliiTord i 310 
 
 Sijjnay, Arclihisliop Joseph ii 500-1,514,525 
 
 iii 40,204 
 
 Sillitoc, nislioj) A. W ii 4^3 
 
 vi 58 
 Simcoe, Lient. -General J. (Graves : 
 
 Uio^-raphy of i 145 
 
 Educational Policy of iii 169, 1 70 
 
 1 V 1 69, 1 83 
 
 Genera! Policy of iii 20-1 
 
 Grants laii<l 10 ynakers iv 154 
 
 Portrait of i 141 
 
 Proposes a Canadian ICstablished 
 
 Chnrcli iii i.p.^ 
 
 ^ Referred to i 144-5,201-4.5 
 
 ii 32« 
 
 111 79. '04, 144 
 
 _ 'V 37«-9 
 
 "1 - ^ V 125,137.8,294 
 
 « . ^ VI 193,302 
 
 Report on Currency 1 461 
 
 Wife of, Patronizes Art iv 347 
 
 172 
 

 RV. 
 
 5 
 
 63 
 
 72,JOO 
 
 4,525 
 
 01-4.5 
 
 141 
 
 '•8,294 
 
 INDKX TO LKADINC. MRN. 
 
 Voliim* Pflgt 
 
 Seyniniir, IJeuteiinnt-rienernl Lord 
 
 W. I'. !•; iv 4M 
 
 SliiiMiKiii, Moll. S. I< \i 365 
 
 .. . '" vw 
 
 Slmki-xiH'iire, William iv 339 
 
 Shaiily, Wniter. . . ^ ii 107, Ja3-4-5-H, 134 
 
 vi 324 
 
 Slmugliiu-Bsy, Tlioiims O ii ihv 197,318-19, 
 
 3301-3 
 
 Shaw, I'riiicipiil VVilliuiii I, ii 323 
 
 iv 31)1-3 
 
 Slu'n, Sir AtnliroHi- v 403 
 
 vi I.S.S.tHi 
 
 Siitlburni!, Unrl of i gs 9 
 
 V 4^7 
 
 VI SS 9, 90-1.3-3.4.5. 
 6,153 
 
 Shf])]>ur<l, Hilniiiiiil \'. v 127,187,338 
 
 >Slic])j)arii, ( ii'orxf v 236-7-9 
 
 iilu'pparci, Iloii. VViHiiiin v 151-3 
 
 Siiiiiison, Sir Oeur>{e : 
 
 Hio^jrapliy of ii 65.6 
 
 IvxploratiotiN of i 31-3 
 
 IIikIsou's Uay Company and ... ii 47,65-6 
 
 Indian Trealirs of i 335 
 
 I'aul Kanr and iv 349 
 
 Portrait of ii 33 
 
 Referred to v 53, 1 18 
 
 Writes on Iluclson's Uiy Co ii 31 
 
 Simpson, Hon. John i 4^8 
 
 ii 180 
 
 Skinner, Hon. C. N vi 57 
 
 Small, John T v 53,63 
 
 Smith, Sir David W vi 176 
 
 Smith, Sir I'rank ii 143,180 
 
 iv 41 19 
 
 v 2.Sq 
 
 vi 1711,221-6,233,250 
 Smith, Ur. Cioldwin : 
 
 Aniipxatioii X'iews of i 4256 
 
 Canada's iMrst Movement and. . . vi 321. 3 
 
 Commercial Union Views of i 415,425 
 
 vi 54, 'S3. "92 
 IJescrihes American Treatment 
 
 of Loyalists vi 96 
 
 Jonrnalistic Career of v 228 
 
 Literary Work of v 1 25-6 
 
 Manchester School and vi 73 
 
 Manifesto in 1S91 of i 415 
 
 Names Coinniercial I'liiiJii 
 
 Movement i 41213 
 
 President Commercial Union 
 
 Clnl) i 414 
 
 Referred to i 419,423 
 
 iv 405 
 
 V 205,213 
 vi 471 
 
 Smith, Sir A. J.: 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 90 
 
 Report on Reciprocity Treatv ... i T,h^ 
 
 Reterretl to '. ' i 3.^5,483 
 
 vi 174-6,240 
 
 Reciprocity Nej;otialioiis of .... vi 180 
 
 Smith, Philander ii 254,304 
 
 iv 210 
 
 Smith, Samuel iii 24 
 
 Smith, Dr. T. Watson ii 256,268,319,322 
 
 V 13" 
 Smith, Chief Jnstice William v 401 
 
 vi 457 
 
 Smith, Rt. Hon. W. H vi 51, '55 
 
 Smith, Hon. William iii 203 
 
 v 120,139,147-9, 
 1.56-7-8 
 Smith, Lient. Colonel W. Oshorne: 
 
 Bioj^raphy of iv 496-7 
 
 Con>;ratulated by General 
 
 Lindsay iv 497 
 
CANAIJA : AN |;NCYCI,0P*DIA ok THli COLNTRY. 
 
 Volume IMgB 
 
 Given a CM. O iv 434 
 
 North-Wi'st Caiiipain" and iv 53"-4 
 
 ParticipatL'S in I'enian Raid 
 
 Uamiiaign iv 49''-7 
 
 Rfferrud to vi 177 
 
 Snntliers, C.I" v iji 
 
 Smyth, Major-Gf.ieral C.eurge S. . iii 226 
 
 vi 302 
 Snodjjrass, Very R v. Dr. William: 
 
 Moderator Cliurcli of Scotland. . iv S3 
 
 Qneen's I'niversity and iv 293 
 
 Siipiiorls l'res!iylerian Union. .. . iv 87 
 
 Sonierville, Dr. James iv 277-8 
 
 Somerset, John Ueaufort iii 2f>o-l 
 
 Sovereigns, British : 
 
 Anne, yiieeii i ^o-' 
 
 vi 4''4 
 
 Charles I i 29.62 
 
 iii 409 
 
 V 241 
 
 vi 474-7 
 
 Charles II i 62 
 
 ii 406 
 
 iv 71 
 
 vi -^59,469,475 
 
 Cromwell, Oliver i 29,o.i,i53 
 
 vi 109,475 
 
 Edward I vi 344 
 
 Edward III vi 344 
 
 Edward V ^i 4*4 
 
 Edward VI i 24-9 
 
 Elizabeth i 29,-35 
 
 ii 4ot) 
 
 iii 469 
 
 vi 465-'^-7,473,484 
 
 Geor,<»e 1 1 76,'">i-2 
 
 George II i 273 
 
 George III i 6y,ft9,o<).i. 2-5-6- 
 
 7-0,113,127-9,132- 
 <>-7, 150,170-9 19.^, 
 
 -73 
 
 ii l'roiitispi."ee,49,'. 
 
 517 
 
 in 171,225 
 
 .V 169,377 
 
 \ 149,205-6,4!;; 
 
 \i 9t),lo3,4.-«j,49i 
 
 George IV 1 i7t>, '00,347 
 
 •' 5"" 
 
 ill rrontispiece, 2S, 
 
 300 
 
 'V 272 
 
 \i 204,441 
 
 HciryVII 1 i7,-!3 t>-9.6i 
 
 111 104 
 
 vi 343.47 V4S3 
 
 Ht,.ry VIII 1 ~9 
 
 vi 4"5 
 
 Jan -si i 29, 152 
 
 iii 409 
 
 vi 3b4,467,474 
 
 James II ii b9 
 
 vi 206 
 
 Mary I i 29 
 
 Marv (Jiieeii of Srots vi 405 
 
 Will'ir.tn III i 03-4 
 
 iii il 
 
 iv 112,423 
 
 vi 147.200,469 
 
 Willian IV il I04 
 
 iii 67, i96.'2"3 
 
 i\ I'loiuispiece, 205 
 
 Victoria, II M. Queen : 
 
 Addres!" from ( )ttawa Colon .1 
 
 Coiifi.-i.iH"e lO vi 74 
 
 Albani, -Mde. and iv 393,412 
 
 Cinadian Indians and i 2- .-u 
 
 iv $2.j 
 «?4 
 
 
[TRY. 
 
 ^75 
 
 73.484 
 
 1.2-5-6- 
 ■27-9. '32- 
 
 )i."ce,49,\ 
 
 ■Hj,4yl 
 
 347 
 
 )ieci.', 28, 
 
 ?,6l 
 
 4S3 
 
 474 
 
 .469 
 
 !U3 
 
 piece, 205 
 
 INDKX To r<KAI)INC, MKX 
 
 Vohiiiu- Page 
 
 Chooses Ottawa as the Seat of 
 
 Government v ->S2 ^ 
 
 Diamond Jubilee of. .'..'.'.'.[ " .' ' iv 515 
 
 V 291 
 
 Decision Making Ottawa the ^ 
 
 Canaiiian Capital vi 216 
 
 Dedication to , y 
 
 Frontispiece i i 
 
 Ivays F()un<lation Stone [>{ 
 
 Imperial Institute vi jt 1 
 
 ^"''*°"«"'°f ■ iv 376-7.3.S0-..407 
 
 Til XT - V 26.S 
 
 I lace Names from \ , gy 
 
 I'atronizes Canadian Art" iv .00 
 Receives Canadian Oranire 
 
 Address '^ ^j ^^ 
 
 ^'^f'^"^'! t» .■.■.■■.■:.■: i 26,366 
 
 '." 3^.67, r(jo, 205 
 
 iv 37f<,465-6,c(,;s, 510 
 
 V 247,426 
 
 Sir John Macdonald and v! 222^' ""' '^^ 
 
 Sir John Thompson and vi 250 
 
 Sovereigns, Foreign : 
 
 Alexander VI., Pope. . i -lo 
 
 Alexander VII., Pope .'.['. a 5,- 
 
 Alexander the Great. ... ,> ^o' 
 
 Anastatius IV., Pope ' ' ' ij if,, 
 
 Catharine II ^. ;'! f^ 
 
 Charles Vin ": [^^ 
 
 Charles IX i^ 
 
 CharlesX y.:,', ' ^^ 
 
 Clement X., l,.p..... •: 'ji 
 
 Clement X I \- . Pope. . .' .' ." .' ! ! .' .' ,' .' i " '^ [ ^ 
 
 Ferdinand VII.. " ^o| 
 
 Francis I... . 11'^ 
 
 Francis II ',]'. ^''9 
 
 Frederick Ti.e Great.. ; a^ 
 
 Gregory XVI., P,pe. . .['.[ j =26 7 ,^, 
 
 Henry II ' " .S26-7.4''i 
 
 Henryiii.. .:::::;::;;;;;;;■••• II 
 
 "----V :: 1 n,, 
 
 ^-^^'•••^■"p^ 'h ^^,,,,,, 
 
 Loui.s XII.. . . \ I'' 
 
 ^"'«^'i' :::::::::;::: i l^^ 
 
 t " 414 
 
 'V ,S4 
 
 Lous XIV y ',^\ , 
 
 .. '37.1.52,273 
 
 » 495 
 
 iii 1 ;,.-.; 7 
 
 >^ 3o>,S5.3'0 
 
 Y '3'S, 243-4 
 
 Louis XV.. .. ^? ■■^'<.3'>V9 
 ' ''i<'.4.;2 
 
 Louis XVI ^.y '/l'^ 
 
 Maximilian ..f Mexico ... ." ' .' .' .' vi i ,0 1 -,. 
 
 Marie Antoinette vi 2S2 
 
 Napoleon I ; ', 
 
 ^ ' 96, 1 7,';-6 
 
 'V 24.^,3,1 
 
 Napoleon III :l ^.'•' 
 
 V 190 
 
 Paul II. of Russia....... kI ['^'^ ~ 
 
 Tins VII., Pope > '}' 
 
 PiusIX., Pope '^'7 
 
 IV 212 
 
Bl 
 
 CANADA: AN ICNCYCtOIMvlHA Ol' T.ll'; COINTRV. 
 
 
 Sparks, Dr. Jared vi iov4 
 
 Sparliii),', Dr. J. \V iv 261,3.(3 
 
 Siit'iicc, Dr. Ak'x.iiult'r iv .S3 
 
 Spencc, !•*. S vi 307,363 
 
 SpragjjjL', Hon. J. G iv "195 
 
 V 2.S6 
 
 vi 4,S7 
 
 Spnjjfi, Sir J. Gordon vi 166-7 
 
 Spunif!!, Dr. Charles iii s iS 
 
 vStaal, Mile, dc vi 137 
 
 Stanhope. Kl. Hon. Kdward vi .51,153-5-6 
 
 Stanley, I lean iv 63 
 
 Stan.ser, liishop Robert ii ,^57-'S,,'.S2,43^ 
 
 iv 266-7 
 
 Starnes, Hon. Henry v 296 
 
 Steele, I.ieut.Col. S. B iv 5,iii-i-3-4 
 
 Steele, Sir John iv 375 
 
 Sleeves, Hon. \V. H v 402 
 
 Stephen, Sir James I'itz-Janies vi 154,370 
 
 Stephenson, Robert ii 134-5 
 
 Stephenson, Rufns v 229,230 
 
 Stevenson, Dr. J. 1' iii 47i-.S-9,5o3 
 
 Stewart. Hishop Charles Jaires : 
 
 Consecration of ii 330,343 
 
 Death of ii 332 
 
 Labours of ii 330-1, 341.2-3 
 
 Referred to ii 375,433 
 
 'V 305 
 Stewart, Dr. Gforjjje : 
 
 Journalistic Will k of v 226,234 
 
 Literary Work of v 121 
 
 Portrait of v 1.(6 
 
 Referred to ii 205 
 
 V >53. 213-15 
 
 Stewart, J. J v 1X3-9,224 
 
 Sterling, Earl of (Sir William 
 
 Alexander) i 37,62,77,152 
 
 'V 54 
 
 V 1 4S 
 Stisted. ALijor-General H. W v 29.) 
 
 vi 3'3 
 
 Stockton, Hon. A. A v 234,445 
 
 Stokes, Sir Gabriel G vi 245 
 
 Stone, Dr. Samuel G ii 273,318-19 
 
 Strachan, Bishop ii 549 
 
 Strachan, Bisho]) John : 
 
 Attacks Methodist Denomination ii 29S 
 
 Biography of ii 422 
 
 CoiKsecration of ii 332 
 
 Colonial Federation Proposed by v 40I 
 
 Death and Iie(|uesls of iv 19S 
 
 Eulogizes S. r. G ii 427 
 
 Early Career of ii 329,330 
 
 iii 24 
 
 Educational Work of iii, 169, 170 
 
 IV 170-1 
 
 Educational Opinions of iv 193 
 
 King's College, Toronl ■ and. ... ii 171,333 
 
 iv 170-H 
 
 Loyalty of i 175 
 
 Lafiours of ii 3 v>,44o 
 
 Literary Work of v 120, 130-1 
 
 McCiill University and iv l!^3,332 
 
 Pamphlet Written by ii 3.S5 
 
 Portrait of ii 337 
 
 Political Influence of iii 24-5 
 
 Referred to i 463 
 
 ii 335,3:5. 434-9 
 IV 10^,326,348,360 
 
 v 124 
 
 Supports and Defends Clergy 
 
 Reserves ii 251 
 
 iii 140-1,157-9,160-1- 
 2-3. 1 '^-J •5-6' 
 
 Si^ns Bishops' Declaration ii 3^9392 
 
 Trinity CoUe'je and ii 334 
 
 iv 191-2-5-6 
 
 I'ppit Canada College and iv 318 
 
 Writes to Thcmas Jeflt.son i 187-8-9 
 
 i7f. 
 
 St. V 1 
 
 Sniliva 
 Sulliv^ 
 Siilliv^ 
 Sulliv: 
 
 Suite, 
 Artie 
 
 Lilt 
 
 Portr 
 Poet r 
 Refer! 
 
 Sussex, 
 Canad 
 Sutherla 
 Suttor, 
 Sweatmt 
 
I 
 
 \7, 
 
 2-.% 
 
 152 
 
 I434-9, 
 1348.360 
 
 I7.0, 160-1- 
 
 Is-o 
 
 INDEX TO LEADING MKN. 
 
 Volume I'nge 
 
 Strachej', Sir Henry vi 96-7-8, 103 
 
 Strange, Major-General T. Bland : 
 
 Biography of iv 497-S 
 
 Canadiim Military Services of .. . iv 497-8 
 
 Literary Work of. iv 489,498 
 
 Nortli-\Vest Column of iv 527-9,530-1-3-4 
 
 Portrait of i v 53 1 
 
 Referred to iv 512 
 
 Recommended for C. M. G iv 463 
 
 Stratlinairr., Lord iv 497 
 
 Strallicona and Mount Royal 
 
 Lord : 
 
 Art Patronage of iv 377 
 
 Article by ii 19,29 
 
 Acts as vSpecial Commissioner to 
 
 I'orl Garry iv 442-3,484-5, 
 
 Attends Inii)erial Trade Congress vi 157 
 
 Banking Ivxperience of i 488,490 
 
 Biograpiiy of ii 67-8-9 
 
 British Kiiijiire League and vi 61 
 
 Cttnadir.ii Pacific Ridhvay and.. . ii i6o-.i-7, 196-7,218 
 
 vi 245 
 Describes Murder of Scott bv 
 
 Riel '. iv 4S5-^-7 
 
 Generosity of vi 246 
 
 Gifts to McGill University of... . iv 189,336 
 
 High Coinmissioner to London., vi 32 
 
 Hud,son'.s Hay Company and ii 60-3-4-5-8-9,70 
 
 Imperial l'"ederalion and vi 5i,6<) 
 
 Portrait of ii 31 
 
 President Montreal Macdonald 
 
 Committee iv 409 
 
 Referred to i 4 U-5 
 
 ii 215,36^ 
 
 V 173 
 VI 17.S-6 
 
 Speaks of North- West BniTalo. . . i 260 
 
 Victoria Hospital, Montreal, and v 269 
 
 Stratford de RedclilTe, Lord vi 133-4, 178,291 
 
 Stratton, Hon. J. R v 230 
 
 Strong, Sir Samuel Henry iv 7,9 
 
 vi 17.5.331-342,457 
 
 Stuart, Sir Andrew vi 176 
 
 Stuart, Dr. George O' Kill ii 328-9 
 
 iv 3i« 
 
 Stuart, Sir James iii 109 
 
 vi 175.388.457 
 
 Stuart, Dr. John ii 3278,385 
 
 iii 170 
 
 iv 264 
 
 St. Denis, Mar'iiiess (le \i 282 
 
 St. Leonards, I.'iri iii 140 
 
 St. Vallier, Bi.-.a.ii J. Ii. de i 468,488,494-5-6, 
 
 5"4 
 
 V 125 
 St. V ncent. Admiral, Earl of i 146 
 
 vi 284 
 
 Sullivan, Sir .■Vrlhnr vi 13 
 
 Sullivan, liishop Ivdward ii < 19,432 
 
 Sullivan, Hun. K. 1; v 1 ',1,287,295,398 
 
 Sullivan, Hon. \V. VV vi 4.'^8 
 
 Suite, Benjamin : 
 
 Articles by i 47,50 
 
 iii 119,123 
 
 V 136,140 
 Literary Work of , . v 119 
 
 vi 27 
 
 Portrait of iii 1 20 
 
 Poetry of , v 167 
 
 Referred to iii I j8 
 
 V 213-1417-18 
 Sussex, H.R.H. The Duke of : 
 
 Canadian Masonry and vi 271 
 
 Sutherland, Hugh • 235-5,240 
 
 Suitor, Hon. F. B vi 74-6-7-8-9 
 
 Sweatman, Bishop A it 327-8,4!o-i3,4^ 
 
 iv 108,223 
 
 "77 
 
¥ 
 
 K m 
 
 U 
 
 § 
 
 CANADA : AN ENCYCUOPiiiDIA OF THK COUNTRY. 
 
 Volume I'nce 
 
 Sweeny, Bishop John ii 471,515 
 
 Sweet, Alexander Kihvin v 236 
 
 Sydenham, Lord : 
 
 Administration of vi 207-8 
 
 Banking Policy of i 516 
 
 Clergy Reservts I'olicy of iii 139,147,151,163-4 
 
 Describes Colonial Conditions in 
 
 1839 V 407 
 
 Promotes Canadian Provincial 
 
 Union v 393-9 
 
 Portrait of v 39S 
 
 Referred to i 145,480 
 
 iii uhS, 1 13 
 
 V 119,161-2,396 
 
 vi 193.307 
 
 Roman Catholic Clnircli and iii 160 
 
 Relieves Sir C. Campbell of Hs 
 
 Position V 420 
 
 Sydney, Lord i 99 
 
 ii 37S 
 
 vi 9.1-5-7 
 
 Sydney, Townshend, Lord vi 152 
 
 Tache, Archbishop Alexander A.: 
 
 Biography of ii 5116-7-8-9.510 
 
 Labours of ii 504-5-6-7-8-9 
 
 Portrait of ii 508 
 
 Referred to ii 510-14,530 
 
 iv 4>'<5.5o3 
 
 V 120 
 
 St. Boniface College and iv 343 
 
 Writes on Rebellion of iS.'^c iv 474-5-6-7-8 
 
 Tabaret, Dr. Joseph iv 235-7,379 
 
 Tache, P^ugene . iv 374 
 
 Tache, J. C v 1)6 
 
 Tache, Archbishop vi 298 
 
 Tache, Pir K. P. : 
 
 British Loyally "f vi 30, 193, 208 
 
 Confederation Delegate at Lon- 
 don and (Juobec V 402 
 
 Grand Trunk Railway and ii in 
 
 Intercolonial Railway and ii 116 
 
 Military Career of iv 506 
 
 Presides over Confederation 
 
 Conference at (Quebec v 246 
 
 Portrait of v 399 
 
 Political Career of vi 209,210-16 
 
 Referred to i 200,359 
 
 ii 506 
 
 iv 377-501 
 
 V 205,399 
 vi 176,218 
 
 Relations with Honorable W. 
 
 McDougall iv 492 
 
 Taillon, Hon. L. O v 145 
 
 vi 211,233 
 
 Tail, Sir Melbourne M ii 545 
 
 vi 176,382-S 
 
 T don, Intendant Jean i'i 201,315-16 
 
 iv 55 
 
 V 233,395 
 vi ' .S9 
 
 Talon-Lasperancc, John v 125,167,189,213, 
 
 226 
 
 Vanguay, Mgr. Cypriin v 123,131,213-14 
 
 vi 27 
 
 Tardivel, Jules P v 14S.2»5 
 
 Tarte, Hon. J. Israel : 
 
 Imperial l-ederati )n League and. vi 60 
 
 Journalistic Work of v 133,225 
 
 Supports Church Interference in 
 
 Politics vi 202 
 
 Referred to i 310 
 
 vi 237 
 
 '7« 
 
INDUX To LKADINli MUN. 
 
 
 Vollill 
 
 Taschereau, Hon. H. E v 
 
 vi 
 Tasclureau, Hon. J. T vi 
 
 Taschereau, Cardinal E. A.: 
 
 Biography of ii 
 
 Labours of ii 
 
 Opposes Political Intervention 
 
 of Clf rgynien vi 
 
 Referred to ii 
 
 Tasse, Hon. Joseph v 
 
 vi 
 
 Taunton, Lord i 
 
 ii 
 vi 
 
 Taylor, Fennings v 
 
 Taylor, Sir T. W v 
 
 vi 
 
 Teefy, Dr. J. R iv 
 
 V 
 
 Temple, Earl i 
 
 Temple, Rev. William ii 
 
 Templen;an, Hon. William v 
 
 Thayandaiiegea (Joseph Brant) : 
 
 piogra])hy of i 
 
 Indian Lands Controlled hy i 
 
 Patriotism of i 
 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 
 Visits London i 
 
 Tennyson, Alfred Lord vi 
 
 Tessier, lion. I'lric J v 
 
 Telu, Mk''- Henri v 
 
 Theal, Dr. (.'.eorge McCall v 
 
 Thiers, Li'uis .Vdolphe v 
 
 Thring, Lmd vi 
 
 Thompson, .Mexander Slason v 
 
 Thompson, Ernest Seton iv 
 
 \' 
 Thompson, John Sparrow v 
 
 vi 
 Thompson,' Samuel v 
 
 Thompson, Sir John : 
 
 Becomes Prime Minister v 
 
 vi 
 
 Biography of vi 
 
 Character of. vi 
 
 Copy right Policy .)f vi 
 
 Criminal Law Codified hy. vi 
 
 Death at Windsor Castle of vi 
 
 Diplomatic Services of vi 
 
 Dalliousie Law School and vi 
 
 Early Career of vi 
 
 German-lk'lgian Treaties and vi 
 
 Insolvency Legislation of vi 
 
 Judicial Career of vi 
 
 Ministry of vi 
 
 Nova Scotia Politics and vi 
 
 Ottawa Career of vi 
 
 Oratory of vi 
 
 Portrait of vi 
 
 Paris Arbitration S-Tvices of . . . . vi 
 Promotes Closer Relations with 
 
 Australia vi 
 
 Painting of iv 
 
 Ueciprocity Negotiations of i 
 
 vi 
 Referred to i 
 
 ii 
 
 iv 
 - - - - - V 
 
 vi 
 
 Supports Canadian Pacific 
 Railway ii 
 
 Unveils Statue of Sir J. 
 Macdonald iv 
 
 le Fage 
 
 >30 
 
 342 
 
 531-2 
 502-3 
 
 200 
 514.548 
 
 124,1.15,213,225 
 
 27 
 
 2S0 
 
 47 
 
 I. 53. 49 1-2 
 
 124-5,142,154 
 
 13" 
 
 .i5S 
 
 308 
 
 '31 
 
 99 
 
 266 
 
 232-7,297 
 
 250-1 
 240-1 
 
 213 
 111,211-19 
 
 327 
 250 
 
 51 
 296 
 
 124,131 
 
 •32 
 
 141 
 
 44 
 
 236 
 
 .ib2-4, 402-5-6 
 
 i32,36i,;,So 
 
 223 
 
 247 
 
 125,227 
 
 405 
 
 226,250 
 
 247,250 
 
 247-9 
 
 •\5o 
 
 .i7o-l,3i"'9 
 
 -■26,250 
 
 -'49 
 
 ,v6 
 
 247 
 
 '65 
 
 356 
 
 249 
 
 250 
 
 247-S 
 
 249,250 
 
 2.19 
 
 21.S 
 250,138,141-J 
 
 74 
 401 
 
 37^392 
 250 
 
 42-3,3^>'' 
 
 53'' 
 
 407,502 
 
 •25 
 
 175-6,191,211, 
 220,2,13,246, 498-9 
 
 210 I I-I2-13 
 
 409 
 
 179 
 
CANADA . AN KNCYCI,OPiBDIA OF TIHC COUNTRY. 
 
 Il ' 
 
 It' 
 
 li 
 
 Vohinie I'nRC 
 
 Thomson, E. W v 126-9,189,236 
 
 Thomson, D. E v 1,^0 
 
 vi • 353 
 
 Thorlnirn, Sir Robert vi 15,=!, 497 
 
 Thorncloe, liishop George ii 413,432 
 
 Thornton, Sir Eilwurd i 349,373, 3'^i-3 
 
 iv '147 ' 
 
 vi 101,119. 130, 173, 
 iSo 
 
 Thorpe, Robert iii 22 
 
 vi 45S 
 
 Thurlow, Lonl i 130-1 
 
 Thviine, 11(111. A. J vi 74-,S-6-7 
 
 Til'ley, vSir S. Leonard : 
 
 ]ii(ij;raiihy of! i 316 
 
 Haiikiii).; Policy of i 517-18 
 
 lirili.sh Ivinpire League and vi 62 
 
 Canadian Pacific Charter and ... . ii 178 
 Confederation Delegate at yuehec 
 
 and London v 402 
 
 Fiscal Policy of i 289 
 
 V 405 
 vi 221 
 
 Imperial I'ederalion vi 5J-7 
 
 Member First Dominion Cabinet v 403 
 
 Oratory of vi 231 
 
 President Imperial l''e(leiation 
 
 I eagne vi 52,60 
 
 Portrait of i 321 
 
 Responsible Government in New ' 
 
 Brunswick and v 414 
 
 Referred to i 201 >. 303 
 
 ii 17.S 
 
 iv 401 
 
 V 125,259,434 
 
 vi 176-7,220,261,314 
 
 Supports Canadian Confederation v 401-2 
 
 vi 191,218,230 
 
 Tisdale, Lieut.-Col. Hon. D iv 506 
 
 Todd, Dr. Alpheus ii 396 
 
 v 125,162,213 
 
 vi 177 
 Topp, Dr. Alexander ; 
 
 Biography of iv 93-4 
 
 Knox College and iv 217 
 
 Moderator Presbyterian Church., iv 87 
 
 Supporls Presbyterian L'liion ... . iv 86,94 
 
 Torrance, David iii 2qS,362 
 
 Torrance, Dr. Robert iv 19.21,88 
 
 Torringtoii, F. H iv 383-4-5. ,^9o-'.394 
 
 Traill, Catherine Parr v 1209,155,163, 
 
 170-1 
 
 Tremblay, Hon. P. A vi 201-2 
 
 Treworgie, John vi 469,475 
 
 Trollope, Anthony. v 119 
 
 Trotter, Dr. Thomas iii 214 
 
 iv 250-4 
 
 Trudel, Hon. F. X. A v 225 
 
 vi 200-1-3 
 
 Trutch, Sir J. \V ii 205 
 
 iii 211 
 
 V 404 
 
 vi 176-7.314 
 
 Tnck, Hon. W. H vi 458 
 
 Tupper, Rev. Dr. Charles: 
 
 Biogra])hy of iii 512-13-14 
 
 Character of iii 514 
 
 Labours of iii 513-14 
 
 Portrait of iii 485 
 
 Referred to iii 271 
 
 iv 252 
 
 vi 228 
 Tupper, Sir Cliarles : __ _. , . _ 
 
 Advocates rinon of the Colonies v 401 
 
 Article by V 422-430 
 
 Becomes Prime Minister v 405 
 
 vi 191,227,233 
 
 T?: ^tisli F"'pi'o T,eagi,e and vi 61,234 
 
 C.uiaaian Pi.cillc Charter and ii 178 
 
INDKX TO r.BADING MliN. 
 
 178. 
 
 .314 
 
 >394 
 
 Volume Pagt 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway and.. . ii 202-3-4-5 
 
 vi 221,231 " 
 
 Confederation I/irgcly Aided l)y v 401-2 
 
 vi 21.<,230 
 
 Conft'di'r;ition Didcgate at 
 
 London and Qnelicc v 402 
 
 Character and .Vliilitics of vi 22S,234 
 
 Delegate to London n 90 
 
 Declines I'lace in First Dominion 
 
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