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 Have again tlie pleasure, '>vitii the acl\-cnt of 
 the new year, 1874. of handin^^ their Almanack 
 to their Friends. 
 
 The interesting feature of the Moon's 
 Changes and the Sun's Risings and Settings, for 
 the Colony, specially calculated for their 
 Calendar, is still continued. 
 
 The Retail Stock at London House is 
 regularly supplied by F.?a-)ress with the latest 
 Novelties from Paris and London. 
 
 Their Wholesale House in Wharf Street, 
 under Mr. Rout Harvey's management, is also 
 reguiarly supplied by Steam and sailing \'essels 
 nith direct importations from the Marl^ct of 
 Europe. 
 
 A good supply of Alexandre's Gloves always 
 on hand. T. B. & T. are the Sole Agents in 
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 BOOKS AND SAMPLl'S. 
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 by I in width. No Letters to be enclosed, 
 
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 SILKS. 
 
 French Silks of all descriptions. 
 
 ?i'Ioir(' Antic|ues. 
 
 Satins. 
 
 Black (iros (j rains and Glacis, from 2.1 to 40 in. 
 
 Irish Poplins. 
 
 Silk X'elvets, hlack and coloured. 
 
 Black ditto, in extra widths. 
 
 Mantle \'elvet. 
 
 Patent ditto, black and coloured. 
 
 Foulard Silks. 
 
 Velours d'Orleans. 
 
 (iros Grain Silks in all the newest shades and 
 
 colours of the season, with 'rrimmin'_,fs in 
 
 stock to match. 
 
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 Plaid and I'ancy Wool. 
 
 Black i.ace. real and imitation. 
 
 Plain Cashmere and Embroidered. 
 
 'l'ravellin<.i; Wraps and lUii^s. 
 
 Scarf Palliums. 
 
 IMP(U<TERS OE DRY (}()()])S, 
 
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Ijro.id Cloths, black 
 
 and coloured. 
 lie.ivers. 
 Witneys. 
 Black Doeskins. 
 Fancy 'riousei"in<^s. 
 
 Vcstings. 
 
 Italian Cloths. 
 
 Casbans. 
 , Dandy Canvas. 
 I 'i'ailors' 'Irirnminjfs. 
 
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 I lie iii-u'fst shapis. 
 
 Real I'ur Sets -Muff, CulTs, and Collar. 
 
 Tlie new lumine, Sable, and Seal Ties, as now 
 
 worn. 
 i"^ealskin Paletots and 'J'urbans. 
 Astrachan ditto. 
 Fur Trininiings. 
 Foot Muffs. 
 Ele<j;ant Carriage Wrappers. 
 
 DRESS GOODS. 
 
 SILK AND V/COLLEN, 
 
 French Materials, as sellinfj in Paris, for 
 
 Costuines combining the Skirt and Polonaise. 
 Merinoes, Repps, Serges, Linse)'S. 
 De I.aines, Aljiacas, Cobourgs. 
 Diagonal Clotb.s in the fashionable colours of the 
 
 season, with Trimmings iti stock to match. 
 Camlets, L'rench Prints, Drilliantes. Marsala. 
 
 Cretonnes. 
 Muslins, Jaconets, and Organdies. 
 Tarlatans and Grenadines, and newest IJal] 
 
 Dresses. 
 
 .lilt! (ill the Xeiv Fabrics as bi'ouir}ii nut. 
 WOOLLEN CLOTHS. 
 
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 The new I'tlt Mats and Bonnets. 
 
 Millinery and Straw Bonnets and liais. 
 
 Ladies' Riding Hats. 
 
 Boys' Hats ar.d Caps. 
 
 Fancy Combs. 
 
 C-liiLjnons and Hair Plails. 
 
 French Mowers. Wreaths and Bouquet-. 
 
 • )stricli I'eathers and Phmies. 
 
 I'ridal \'eils. Wreaths and Bouquets. 
 
 Opera Hoods and Fans. 
 
 Bonnet and Sash Ribbons. 
 
 \\\\. and I^onnet Shapes. 
 
 L A vC E S . 
 
 IMack and White Flonncin<:[s. 
 
 [■leal and Imitation Laces li'.id F'-dLMtii^s. black 
 
 and white. 
 I'rimmed Handi;erchiefs. 
 Lace Jackets snd 'I'unic,^. 
 [.ace Mantles and Sliawls. 
 i.ace and Mu.>lin Jjall Dresses. 
 Lace Sets, boFn in real and imitation, 
 [•"ashionable Lace Ruilles. 
 Real Brussels Lace Sets. 
 Clunv Laci , coloured and white. 
 Danish Lace. 
 r»lack Mohair I/aces. 
 Real Crotchet Edgings. Collars, l)"Oyleys. &c. 
 
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 MANTLES. 
 
 The newest styles in Cloth, Velvet, Silk, and 
 other fashionable materials, for Ladies and 
 
 Children. 
 
 Velvet and Cloth Polonaises. 
 
 Ditto ditto Jackets, trimmed I'uv. 
 
 Handsome Real Ivlaltese Mantles. 
 Opera Cloaks. 
 Riding Jackets and Habits. 
 Walking: Costumes, lately from Paris. 
 Waterproof Cloaks. 
 
 UNDERCLOTHING. 
 
 LADIES & CHILDREN'S. IN LINRN & COTTON, 
 
 Corsets and Riding Belts. 
 Nursing and Patent Corsets. 
 Dressing Wrappers in all materials. 
 The New Steel Skirt, for Train and Walking 
 Dresses. 
 
 Handsome Quilted Skirts, &c. 
 
 Dress Improvers, of newest styles. 
 
 A large stock of Cash's and other Frillings. 
 
 Tcilet Jackets. 
 
 McLintock's Eider Dressing Gowns and Jackets. 
 
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 Handsome Cloaks. 
 
 Quilted Silk and Satin Bonnets and Hats. 
 
 Cashmere Silk and Satin Hoods. 
 
 Embroidered Robes and Frocks. 
 
 Nursinp^ Aprons. 
 
 Trimmed Baskets, furnished. 
 
 Perambulator Covers. 
 
 I'assinette ditto. 
 
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 Balbrii/gan Hosiery. 
 
 ?vlen's, Women's, and Children's. 
 
 Hose and Half Hose, for summer or \\'inter, 
 
 I'ancy dilto ditto. 
 
 Scotch Knit Half Hose. ' 
 
 Fleecy Hosiery. 
 
 Knit (roods. 
 
 Nubias and liJreakfast Shawls. 
 
 'Merino and Cotton Vests and Dra'vers. 
 
 Pantaloons de Chasse. ■ 
 
 Crimean Shirts. 
 
 Nagazaki Handkerchiefs. 
 
 (ients' Ties and Scarfs. 
 
 Cotton rind T inen Shirts. 
 
 Collars and Cuffs. 
 
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 Fringes in the new Colours. 
 
 Ribbon Velvets ditto 
 
 Steel and Fanc}- Buttons, Oxydized. 
 
 Rouches in SiTK and Satin Tulle. 
 
 Cambric Frilling. 
 
 Passementeries, and all the newest Paris styles 
 
 of Trimmings. 
 Br<'tonne Braid. 
 
 FANCY GOODS. 
 
 Steel & Jet Earrings, Brooches, Bracelets, Clasps, «S:c. 
 Oxidized, Silver, Vulcanite, Tortoiseshell. and 
 
 Pearl ditto, just purchased in Paris. 
 Fancy Wool Needlework. 
 
 A lUAlTlIlL STOCK JUST TO HANI) OI 
 
 ;!t-iTuch uno other /"ancu ^l0vc.^;, (''^nritincut?:;. i^'c. 
 Suitable Joy Cltristinas and A'tu' Year's Pi-Lsciit::. 
 
 Ladies and Gentlemen's Travelling Bags, 
 Umbrellas, Sunshades, and Parasols. 
 
 Wcdd'uiiy Outfits & Moiirninor Orders 
 
 uxEcuTnn upon thi- shortest noticl. 
 LADIES' WHITE KID AND SATIN BOOTS. 
 
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 Also, Kid Gloves in other makes. 
 Gauntlet Kid. 
 
 Calf, Cloth, Silk, and Thread Gloves. 
 Cliildren's Gloves. 
 Hiding Gloves. 
 Kidd Mitts. 
 
 CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS. 
 SCOTCH AND MANCHESTER GOODS 
 
 HORROCK8ES LONG CLOTH. 
 
 CANTON FLANNELS, 
 
 COTTON TICKS, 
 
 WELSH AND OTHER ELANNELS, 
 
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 MACHINE COTTON, SILK Sc NEEDLES. 
 
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 Hancisorne Brocaded Silk and Wool Damasks. 
 All Wool Rich Striped Peckinades. 
 
 ,, Repps and Damasks. 
 
 Tamboured Net Curtains. 
 Lace and Muslin ,, 
 Longstitch .Swiss ,, 
 Cornice I'ringes. 
 Curtain Jlolders. 
 
 The latest styles in Furniture Tiiinniings. 
 Chintz Furnitures. 
 Velvet Pile Table Covers. 
 The new Tapestry Covers. 
 Cloth and Victoria Covers. 
 Blankets. 
 
 Fine Blankets, bound with Silk. 
 Bed Ticks. 
 
 Cotton and Linen Sheetings. 
 Counterpanes. 
 I'lider Down Quilts. 
 Carpets. 
 
 Best Brussels and Tapestry. 
 Stair Carpets. 
 x\merican Cloths. 
 
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 MASONIC GOODS. 
 
 ENGLISH & SCOTCH MASTER MASONS- 
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 ROYAL ARCH APRONS & SASHi'S. 
 
 ROYAL ARCH ^ MARK JEWELS. 
 
 GALNTLETS, COLLARS. &c. 
 
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 CARPETS— Tapestry and Brussels. 
 
 HUDSON'S BAY BLANKETS— White and 
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 WOOL DAMASKS. 
 
 TABLE COVERS— Victoria and others. 
 
 AMERICAN LEATHER CLOTH AND OIL 
 BAIZE. 
 
 ALHAMBRA QUILTS. 
 
 WHITE TOILET QUILTS. 
 
 BED TICKS. 
 
 CARPET BAGS— Brussels and Venetian, and 
 Leather Cloth. 
 
 LACE AND LENO CURTAINS. 
 
 SHIRTS — Regatta, Hickory and Linsey. 
 
 SHIRTS — Florentine, Crimean, Long Cloth, 
 and Spun. 
 
 OVER SHIRTS— Drabbett and Dark Tweed. 
 
 PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS. 
 
 HOSIERY— 
 
 Men's Half Hose. 
 
 Women's and Children's. 
 
 Vests and Pants. 
 
 Fleecy and all other descriptions. 
 
WHOLESALE LIST Continued. 
 
 SCOTCH AND MANCHESTER GOODS 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 
 
 AMERICAN DRILLING. 
 
 COLOURED AND FANCY FLANNELS. 
 
 BLUE DENNIN. 
 
 IRISH LINENS. 
 
 TOWELS. 
 
 LADIES' AND 
 CLOTHING. 
 
 CHILDREN'S UNDER- 
 
 CORSETS. 
 
 STEEL SKIRTS. 
 
 DRESS GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY. 
 
 WOOLLEN AND GALA PLAIDS— Cheaper 
 than ever produced. 
 
 FRENCH MERINOES. 
 
 ALPACAS. 
 
 COBURGS. 
 
 PRINTS FOR INDIAN TRADE. 
 
 PRINTS AND MUSLINS. 
 
 BALMORAL SKIRTS. 
 
 WINSEY AND OTHER SKIRTINGS. 
 
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 CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, {, >, h 
 
 PRINTED BORDER, Ditto. 
 
 COLOURED COTTON POCKETvS. 
 
 CORAHS. 
 
 BLACK DUCAPE HANDKERCHIEFS. 
 
 UNION BANDANNAS. 
 
 MEN'S TIES AND SCARFS. 
 
 GLOVES— Cape Lined Lamb. 
 
 MITTS— Ditto ditto 
 
 WOOLLEN CLOTHS. 
 
 TROUSERINGS AND VESTINGS. 
 
 SHAWLS — Tasmania or Antola, Cashmere and 
 Indiana, Queensland and all other varieties. 
 
 MANTLES—Cloth and Silk. 
 
 STRAW AND MILLINERY HATS AND 
 BONNETS TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED. 
 
 DRESS TRIxMMINGS 
 SCRIPTION. 
 
 EVERY DE- 
 
 RIBBONS— Cord Edge, Satin and Grosgrain. 
 RIBBON VELVETS. 
 
 PHOVir: 
 
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 WHOLESALE LIST Continued. 
 
 BELT RIBBON. 
 
 LADIES' BELTS. 
 
 HABERDASHERY OF EVERY DESCRIP- 
 TION. 
 
 MACHINE SILK AND COTTON. 
 
 BRACES. 
 
 LACES OF EVERY DESCF .^TION. 
 
 LACE FALLS. 
 
 GOSSAMER AND WOVE BAREGE. 
 
 MADEIRA AND SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES. 
 
 OIL CLOTHS. 
 
 MEN'S CLOTHING— 
 
 Brown Linen Sack Coats. 
 Blue Serge ditto 
 Black Alpaca ditto 
 
 Tweed ditto 
 
 Blue Serge Suits. 
 
 V^hite & Drab Moleskin Trousers, 
 White and Drab Cord Trousers, 
 
 Fancy Cotton Trousers. 
 Rastrick Tweed ditto 
 Blue Pilot ditto 
 
 Fancy Tweed ditto 
 Cotton Canvas ditto . 
 
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 (ieneral W'l'lfe h. 17^7 
 
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 liattle of Nancy, 1477 
 
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 Duke of \ ork d. 1X17 
 
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 I-.l^ij'iuiiiy. Twelfth Day 
 
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 Calais re-taken, 135S 
 
 8 
 
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 Lieut. \\'af;lu)rn d. 1S50 
 
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 .Napoleon III. d. 1S73 
 
 To 
 
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 Lavater d. i.Soi 
 
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 I Sunday after l-'piphany 
 
 I,- 
 
 Orsini Plot, 1851 
 
 Fnaltle of Corunna 
 
 Swan River Settlement, i.')2;/ 
 
 z Sunday after Epiphany 
 
 Address to the Queen, prayin<,' 
 for Confederation, passed 
 Lef^islative Council, 1871 
 
 Royal J-..\chant;c opened. 1571 
 
 (Opening of First Lef^'islative Coun- 
 cil after receiving the Colonies' 
 Act at New Westminster, by 
 Gov. Seymour, iSo- 
 
 Baitle of AHwal, 1840 
 
 Napolef'U III. m. 1S53 
 
 Charles 1. beh. iG.(9 
 
 Marquis of Lansdowne d. 1863 
 
 Phases of the 
 
 Full moon 2d 
 
 i-ast quarter 10 
 
 .\ew moon 17 
 
 First quarter z\ 
 
 In apogee, yd. 7h. aftn. In perigee, 2od. ih 
 
 SOLE AGENT.S FOR 
 
 ALEXANDRE'S GLOVES 
 
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 ■Kemark:\ble Events, ike. 
 
 Scptuagcsima Sunday 
 
 Stbastdpol Ducks dcstr(i\-ed, 1^56 
 
 lliitlle of IMassey, 1757 
 Chailts II. (1. 11)85 
 Charles Uiekens b. 1S12 
 S f X a !;c ;•, i m a .S u n d ay 
 
 Qucen \'ict(iria mar. i8.|0 
 Assembly at PnJideaux, 1H71 
 
 Insurrection in Vienna, 1848 
 
 St. I 'cilciituic's Day 
 
 Openinj^ of I,e.i:;islative Council 
 on Confed'jration Debate, by 
 Governor Musgrave, 1870. 
 
 First Proxincial Parlt. after 
 Confederation, opened by 
 Lieut. Ciov. Trutch, 1X71. 
 
 Peace Xegociations opened, 1871 
 
 First Sunday in Lent 
 
 St.Mallhias 
 
 vSir Christopher ^^'rcn d. 1723 
 
 Alfred Waddington d. 1872 
 Corn Laws repealed, 1849 
 
 Sun 
 
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 sets 
 
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 7 10 
 
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 O F'ull moon id. 
 
 ( Last quarter n 
 
 9 New moon if) 11 
 
 }) hirst quarter j.t, 
 
 In apogee, sd. 8h. aftn. In perigee, I7d. sh. aftn. 
 
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 ]\Ienai Bridj^t- opened, iS^o 
 Dr. Arnr d.'i7;8 
 
 1S63 
 
 F.ntry PrincessAle\andra into Cit\- 
 3rd Sunday in Lent 
 
 Prince of Wales mar. 1863 
 Win. Ihiskisson b. T770 
 Sheftield Reservoir burst, 1864 
 vSir T. M. Tallourd d. 1X5 ^ 
 
 4th Sunday in Lent 
 
 Duchess of Kent d. iSi'ir 
 
 St.rdtrick 
 
 Princess Louise born i8|8 
 
 Sir L Newton d. 1726 
 Piincess Louise mar. 1871 
 5th Sunday in Lent 
 
 Queen l-'lizabeth d. 1603 
 Lady I)i!v 
 
 Sir j. Vanbruf^^h d. 172') 
 (len. Abercrombie d. 1801 
 Les^islative Council, the last pro- 
 ro{^ued by Ciov. Musgruve, I'iyo 
 
 Beethoven d. xH^y 
 
 Phase's of the Moon. 
 
 Sun 
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 5 5'J 
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 Last quarter 11 
 
 New moon 17 
 
 First quarter 24 
 
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 In apoiijce, [d. I2h. mid. In perigee, i8d. 
 
 . afternoon, 
 morning, 
 afternocui. 
 .afternoon , 
 
 5h. morn. 
 
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 Dress Goods in British Columbia. 
 
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 Remarkable Events, *&c. 
 
 W iliiam Harvey b. 1578 
 
 At is. \\ estminster, Vict., vnled 
 
 the Capita, by 34 to 5, ihtS 
 I'l.blic ^it■LlinL; i n libtil\' ot the 
 J'ia.sitr Suiu.av. ; Press, Vict., 1859 
 
 I'lii.ce Lecjpc'ld b. i<S53 
 
 Cji-\ . Kei.neiiy arr. abtuit 8th, 1SC3 
 
 Litn. l.ee suirouifded ibi(>5 
 
 Ivauiei.'l 'loult.use, IlSi4 
 
 O} cna,^ (1 htssit.n (it 1 ailiament 
 
 ai Ottawa, 1872 
 l.a\ II. g ctancr stoi.e of St. Jc hn"s 
 
 LliLiicli, iM.o 
 
 ])Uttle of CuHoden, i~4G 
 hcnj. I'lanUlin d. 1790 
 UiG{;e jefleries d. lOt'Cj 
 2I-.U v^uiu.a\ alter Easter 
 Napole(<n 111. b. Icc8 
 Unar I'avslia d. 1871 
 t)c.essa bt.mbarded, 1854 
 bt. CiLUigc's Day 
 Daniel ljel<je d. 1731 
 1 rincess Aliue b. 1^43 
 3rd bunuay alter Easter 
 
 Sies;e of Paris, i8;i 
 Aumiial Kiiv ter d, ii.;(; 
 Duchess of Gloucester d. 1857 
 
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 O Full mot n id. 3h. fm. afternoon. 
 
 C East quarter t) 2 b allernoon. 
 
 % New moon i() 5 30 morniuf.^ 
 
 I) l-'irst quarter 24 3 50 morning. 
 
 In aptgee, id. ih. mom. In perigee, i5d. 3h.moin. 
 In apogee, 28d. bh. morn. 
 
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 Opi'H.of Sisters (if St. Ann School 
 
 l^uil'in}:;, 1.S72 
 ■Ith Sunday after Faster 
 
 lUionaparte d. 1S21 
 
 Farl Ferrers executed, 1760 
 
 Sir J. Suckiinf^ d. i()|i 
 
 Schiller d. iS>)5 
 Ro<,'ation Sunday 
 
 Dublin H\hihition opened, 1S53 
 Dep.of 1?,C. delegates to Ottawa, '70 
 Layinij found, stone Holy 'I'rinitv 
 
 Church, N.Westminster, iSnS. 
 Launch of steamer " Col. 
 
 Moody," iS'^f) 
 
 Anne Holcvn executed, 1536 
 Duke of Cambridi^e b. iHu) 
 Farthquake in Kent, 1382 
 
 Sir J. I'ranklin sailed 1.S34 
 Fnd "f II.P..C.'ssole ri^ht to trade 
 X'ancouver Island, 1850 
 
 i & 63 others, 1871 
 Communist mur. Archb. of Paris 
 I'aris Insurrection supp., i8-:i 
 Restoration ot Charles II. iGoo 
 Popt^ cl. i7(t 
 Trinity Sunday 
 
 Phases of tin- Moon. 
 
 I'ull moon id. 7h, 56:11. 
 
 Last (juarter , S 10 51J 
 
 New moon 15 2 3 
 
 P'irst quarter ii 7 5 
 
 Full moon 30 10 t,] 
 
 perif^ee, 13d. loh. aftn. In apogee, 25d. 
 
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 Remarkable Invents, (S:c. 
 
 D 
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 I.( rd Hdwc's victory, 1794 
 {i(U(l(in riots, i^iio 
 Cobdcii horn, 1804 
 (iuorf^e 111. b. 173H 
 Socrates b. 4O.S 
 Count Caxour d. iSHi 
 1st .Suncla} alter Trinity 
 
 Charles Dickens d. 148711 ' 
 (io\-. Se\ mour d. i8Gc) 
 67. JUinuilms 
 
 A{;ricola d. a.d. 40 
 
 Custc m-luHise remo\ed to New 
 
 \\ eslminster, 1859 
 Marl Canning d. j^bj. 
 .St. AIIhiii 
 V.xp. ot {gunpowder & loss of life 
 
 (11 b( ard " Forv\t)od,'' i860 
 19th-- W reek of steamer " Active," 
 
 Ilumhold iS: Co., 1870 
 2(jth— (.io\-. Mus^rave marr., S. 
 
 Francisco, 1^70 
 2.:nd--T\vo shocks earthquake exp. 
 
 at \'ancou\er Island, 18O0 
 I.ouis Bu<inaparte d. 184O 
 Dr. Dodd executed 1777 
 Colle{;iate School, \'ictoria, open. 
 
 under Ke\ . A. C. Garratt, ibOo 
 Arg\li beheaded 1G85 
 
 Pliasis of the Maun. 
 
 r.ast quarter 7d. jh. 4m. 
 
 New moon ij 10 39 
 
 I-'irst quarter 21 11 47 
 
 I'uU UKHUi 29 10 34 
 
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 morning, 
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 Best British Hosiery. 
 
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 W' Diiminion Day. Jus. ]]u\ I'ridgc 
 
 Th l'"'-'^'- <'P^" ^^' pulilii:, 1^59 
 
 !•■ Halllc lit Sadowa, i8(i{) 
 
 S Dcchualn.iit' Anu'iicaii Iiuiop., i;;() 
 
 g 5th Sunday after Irinil}- 
 
 M 
 
 'i"u First arrival (if St. " I-(M-\v()od' tnun 
 
 \V l'",n<^!and and S. Francisco 
 
 Th Molland united In France, ibiti 
 
 !•" John Calvin b. ijufj . 
 
 S Krasmus d. 1536 
 
 S 0th Sundav alter 'i'ririitv 
 
 M 
 
 Tu Bastile destioveil, i;Sn 
 
 W St. Su'ithin's bay 
 
 Th [ and l^russia, iS-o 
 
 I' \ Declaration of \S ar bet. I'rancc 
 
 S I Hampden killed, \h.\^ 
 
 S I'nionof H. C.with Canada, 1871 
 
 M Coiifecl.with Dominion accom. ,1871 
 
 Tu 
 
 \V CnbraUar taken i^oi 
 
 Th 1st l-'-nijiish newsjiniur pub. 15S8 
 
 F First concession of pre-emption 
 
 S rif^hts to settlers, 1K59 
 
 S Slh Sunda\' after 1 rinity 
 
 Tu l.andinj;- of three Comp. American 
 W troops, San I nan, iHsij 
 
 Th Wm. I'enn (quakeri d. 1718 
 
 !•■ Cook's first voyaf;e, >7()S 
 
 Phases of the Moon. 
 Last quarter *h1, nh. 48111. morninj,'. 
 
 New mo(ni . 
 F'irst quarter 
 Full moon . 
 
 6 
 
 In peri!;ee. 6t 
 
 oh. 
 
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 13 8 ^1 
 
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 August. 
 
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 Remarkable Events, &c. 
 
 Liniiiiuis Day 
 
 9th Sunday after Trinity 
 
 Admiral Duncan d. 1804 
 
 Lord I Iiuve d. 171)9 
 
 Anno Shakespeare d. 1C23 
 
 (^ucen Caroline d. 1821 
 
 Cannin;,' d. 1827 
 
 loth vSundav alter Trinity 
 
 Rt. Hon. J.Wilson d. i860 
 Rev. Rouiand Hill h. 1714 
 Fiattle of Jilenhcim, 174.1. 
 Lieut. -Gov. Trutcharr. ,1871. Exp. 
 
 on board "Emily Harris," j 
 
 lives lost, 187 I 
 15th — Layint; found, st. Wesleyan 
 
 Chap., Vic, by Geo. Douglas, '59 
 Hon. H. L. Lanijeviii arr. Victoria, 
 Robert Herrick d. 1591 [1871 
 
 James Crichti)n b. 1561 
 
 Gov. Musgrave arr. 9 a.m.. iSGg 
 
 Public meeting to discuss San Juan 
 
 Question, 1859 
 W. India Docks opened, 1S02 
 Divorce liill passed, 1S57 
 Queen visited Ireland, 1853 
 13th Sunday after Trinity 
 
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 C Last quarter }d. ih. 33m. 
 
 # New moon 11 7 46 
 
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 Treaty of Peace bet. (ireat I'.ritain 
 
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 French Republic proclaimed, 1870 
 i-lth Sunday after Trinity 
 " Captain" foundered 1870 
 Sebastopol taken, J855 
 
 Sheritlan d. 1738 
 'I'hompson b. \-joo 
 Prince I.ouis of Hesse b. lS-,7 
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 I'attle of A^saye, 1803 
 \'ihct. Hardini^e d. 1856 
 Relief of Lucknow, 1857 
 ]'>alaclava taken, 185 1 
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 Michaelmas Dav 
 
 Phases of the Moon. 
 
 C Last quarter Zi\. Sh. 40m. afternoon. 
 
 • New moon lo 3 57 morniuf,'. 
 
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 Peace with America, 178^ 
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 \'ictur\- at Aj^ra, 1857 
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 Omiu a, 1870 
 Latimer t-arnt, 1555 
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 Fire at Tower of l.ondori, 1841 
 
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 Battle of Isinael, i7()0 
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 Peace with America, 1814 
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