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 BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 OF THE MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 BV 
 
 JOHN GEORGE BOURINOT, 
 
 EDITOR OF THE TRANSACTIONS and HONORARY SECRETARY OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY 
 
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BIBLIOGRAPHY 
 
 OF THE MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 BY 
 
 JOHN GEORGE BOURINOT 
 
 EDITOR OF THE TBAVSACTIONS AND HONORARY SECRETARY OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY 
 
 Printed by Order of the Society, May 25th, 1894 
 

 17070 
 
PliEFA'lV)HV NOTE. 
 
 Any imperfections in this l.iMiography mu.t be lat-ely .u^eribed to the .liffic.ilty the 
 editor has experienced, in some eases, in ohtainin.jr information from niemhers of the So.iety, 
 and to his own inability to supply the missing faets in the parlianuMttary library and other 
 institutions to whieh he has applied. On the whole, however, the bibliographv, whieh is 
 modelled on that of the Amerlean Historical Asso^-iathn. now a branch of the Smithsonian 
 Institution at W^i^hington, will be found as aeeurate as it is possible to make it, in view of 
 the very rar.ge it takes for nearly half a eentury. It will be, probably, of nuieh advantage 
 to scientific and literary students when they wish to obtain all the literature on <vrtain sub- 
 jects in which many members of the Royal Society have been earnest workers for years. 
 It is proposed to publish em-h year a similar bibliography of the work of the n.endiers of 
 the Royal Society, and to include the publications of deceased members, which have not 
 been available for the present volume. 
 
BIBLIOGKAPHY 
 
 OF THE MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 Bailey. L. W. 
 
 Notes on \ew Species of Micros, ipical Organisms 
 from the Para River, South America. 
 
 Bn»lon Journal of .Xntural Hiilnrit. Vol. VII.. No. 3, 
 July, 1861. Pp. 3;i9--51, with 2 Plates. 
 
 Xotes on Diatomacew from the St. .lobn River. 
 Canadi'in .XnturtiU't and Gtologint. April, M63. 
 
 Report on the Mines and Minerals of New Bruns- 
 wick. Fredericton, 1861. Pp. 75. 
 
 Mineral I^^ocalities of New Brunswicli. Extracted 
 from No. 3. 
 
 Observations upon the Geologj- of Southern New 
 Brunswick, with a Geological Map. Printed by 
 the Legislature of New Brunswick. Frederic- 
 ton, 1865. Pp. 159. 
 
 On the Geolc^- of the Island of Grand Manan. 
 Canadian yaturaliitt, Vol VI., No. 1, with Map. 
 
 Report on Water Supply to the City of Frederic- 
 ton. Fr«dericton : H. A. Cropley, 18tJ7. 
 
 The Woods and Minerals of New Bninswick. A 
 Descriptive Catalogue for I'se at the Centennial 
 Exhibition in Philadelphia. By L. W. Bailey 
 and Edward Jack, C. E. Fredericton, 1876. 
 Pp. 51. 
 
 The Study of Natural History and Use of Natural 
 History Museums. An Address at the Encaenia 
 of the University of New Brunswick. .Tune, 
 1872. H. Chubb & Co., St. John. Pp. m. 
 
 Remarks on the Age and Relations of the Meta- 
 morphic Rocks of New Brunswick and Maine. 
 Bailey and Matthew. 
 
 Proeeedingi Ameriean Attociation for Advancement 
 of Science- Vol. XTin., 1889- Pp.18. 
 
 Bailey. L. W.- Continued. 
 
 On the Diatomaceous Earths of Maine. 
 
 Hitcheock't Report on ike Gfotogv and Agriculture 
 «/ .Maine. 1862. Pp 395. 
 
 Elementarx Natural History. New Brunswick 
 School Series. St. John : J. A A. McMillan. 1887. 
 Pp. JM. 
 
 Relics of the Stone .\ge in New Brunswick. 
 
 Bulletin of y-ttural Hintory Society of Nftr Bruns- 
 wick. Vol. VI., 1887. Pp. 18, with 3 Photos. 
 
 Notes on the Surface Geology of Southwestern 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 Trnntaetion* of Nova Scotia In»tUute of Seieaee 
 Halifax, 1890-«1. Pp. 8. 
 
 On the Acadian and St. I^wrence Water Shed. 
 
 Canadinn Record of Science, J a]y, 1888. Pp.16. 
 On the Mineral Resources of New Brunswick. 
 
 Canadian Mining and Mechanical Rerieir, 1891. 
 Geology and Geologists in New Brunswick. 
 
 Canadian Record of Science, Vol. ii.. No. 2, 1886. 
 Desniids and Diatoms. 
 
 American Naturaliet, Vol. 1, pp. 505-687. witL Plate. 
 Salem. 1868. 
 
 Fresh- Water Sketches. 
 Ilnd. 
 
 In the Reports of the Geolofficnl Sitn'ey of Canatia ■ 
 Report on the Geology of Southern New Bruns- 
 wick. 1870-71. Pp. 228. 
 
 Geological Investigations in New Brunswick 
 
 1871-72. 
 On the Carboniferous System of New Brunswick. 
 
 1872-73. (Baile- and Matt hew. > 
 
 Summary Report of Geological Explorations in 
 New Brunswick. 1874-75. (Bailey and Matthew.) 
 
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 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
 Bailejr, L. W.-Cantinurfi. 
 
 Rt'port cm thv ry>werC'Hrhoniferoii« Belt of Albert 
 and Westiru'relanii t'ountifx. New HriinHwick, 
 with Section and Geol(>i;ic-al Map. IK7({ 77. 
 (Bnilry anil ElU ) 
 
 Report on the (ieology of .Soiitliern New Bruns- 
 wick. 1K7H 7». (Bailev. Matthew anil Klir*.> 
 
 Report of KxploriitiunH anil .Surveyn in Portions 
 of YorkandCarletou Couutieti, New- Brunswick. 
 1(*«-Hi. Pp. 31. 
 
 Explorations and Surveys in Portions of the 
 Counties of Carleton, Victoria, York and North- 
 unilierland. New Bmiuwick. New Series, Vol. 1. 
 18W5. Pp. At. with Map. 
 
 Explorations in Portions of the ConntieH of Vic- 
 toria, Northumberland and Restit<ouche, New 
 Brun.swick. ISHtS. (L. VV. Bailt y and VV. Mc- 
 Innes.) }'p. 17. 
 
 Explorations and Surveys in Portions of Northern 
 New Brunswick, and Adjacent Areas InQuelH'f 
 and Maine. 1K77 'H. (Bailey and Mclnnes.) 
 
 /« the Tranmtctiuns of Roynl Society of Caitattn • 
 
 On the Physical and (reolonical History of the 
 
 St. John River, New Brunswick Abstract. 
 
 Vol. I.. Sec. 4. 18M2. 
 On (Teolofdcal Contacts and Ancient Erosion in 
 
 Southern and Central New Brunswick. Vol. ii., 
 
 Sec. 4, 1H84. 
 On the Silurian System of Northern Maine, New 
 
 BruuHwick and Quel>ec. Vol. iv., Sec. 4, 1HH6. 
 
 On the Physiography and Geology of Aroostook 
 County, Maine. Vol v.. Sec. 4, 1887. 
 
 On the Progress of Geologirsil Investigation in 
 New Bmn-swick. Presidential Address. Vol. 
 VII., Sec. 4, lXi>i9. 
 
 BaiilairKe. C. 
 
 Conferences illustrees surl'Astronomie. rOptique. 
 la Pneumatique. rAcousticjue, I'Atiiiosphere, 
 les Vents, lesCourants, laVapeiir et la Machine 
 a vapeur, la Mecaniqne, etc. ; de ileux heures 
 chacune en nioyenne, dans la Salle des Seances 
 de I'Ancien Parlement ilu Bas Canada, rues 
 I^aniontagne et Port Dauphin, devant des audi- 
 toires de "W) a 8(10 {Hjrsonnes. Quebec : C. Dar- 
 vean. 1848 56. 
 
 Le Calorifere : Cliautt'age 4 I'air chaud. lUu.stre. 
 Quebec : Bureau et Marcotte. 185:1. 
 8vo.. pp. 23 
 
 Nouveau traite de Geometrie et de Trigonometrie 
 pectiligne et spherique. Toise des surfaces et 
 volumes. Tables iogarithmiques et sinus, etc., 
 naturels. Ouvnxge illustre. Quebec : C. Dar- 
 veau. 18t)e. 
 8to.. pp. 88. 
 
 Rapport Ge. leral de I'lng. des Ponts et Chaussees 
 de la Ville de Quelx-c, enibi-assant les depar- 
 tements du Feu. des Marches et Halles, de la 
 Traverse du Fleuve, de la Police, etc. Quebec : 
 C. Darveau. 1868. 
 8vo.,pp. 96. 
 
 llMlllairice. C.—Contintutl. 
 
 General Report of the City Engineer, Quel>ec, 
 embracing Poads and Bridges, Markets, Ferry, 
 Health. Fin-, and other departments. Quebec : 
 C. Darveau. 1H72. 
 8vo., pp. 12i>. 
 
 Geometry, .Mensuration, and the Stereomefical 
 Tableau. Illustrated. Head .^-fore the Liter- 
 ary and Historical Society of Qtteltec. Quebec : 
 C. Darveau. 187:i 
 8to. , pp. 44. 
 
 Geometrie, Toise, et le Tableau Stereoru'^trlque. 
 Illustree. Lu ilevant la Soci^te Litteraire et 
 Historique de Queljec. Uemonatration et dii*- 
 cusaion de la formule par I'Ablje Maingui, de 
 ri'niversite I.jival. Queliec : C. Darveau. 1873. 
 8vo.,|ip. 66. 
 
 Cle Synoptique ou abregee du Tableau Stereom^- 
 trique. Illustree. Quebec : (". Darveau. 1874. 
 8to. , pp. 16. 
 
 .Abridge*! Key to Sfereometrical Tableau. New 
 Systen: of Measuring all Bodies— Segments, 
 Frusta and Inguhe of such IxxiieH -l>y one and 
 thesiimerule. Illustrated. Queltec : C. Darveau. 
 1K74. 
 
 8to., pp. 18. 
 
 Cit' du Tableau Stereo'uetrique illustree. Prece- 
 dee du toise des surfaces, tables, etc. Queliec: 
 C. Darveau. 1874. 
 Svo., pp. 226. 
 
 Berthuzal)el, ou Le Diabk Devenu Cuisinier. 
 Comedie en un acte (episode de la guerre 
 d'ltalie de 18,5f)) jouee par la Cic Maugard A la 
 Salle Jacques Cartier et deux fois li la Salle de 
 Musique, Quebec. Quebec : C. Darveau, 1873. 
 8vo., pp. 2t». 
 
 Reports on Sections of the then so-called North 
 Shore Railway (now the C. P. H.) between Quel>ec 
 and Montreal. Quebec : C. Darveau. 1874 5^^. 
 Folio, 10 pp. each- 
 The Proposed Improvements in the Estuary of 
 the River St. Charles, Quebec. (Quebec : C. 
 Darveau. 1873. 
 8vo., pp. 10. 
 
 Toise des Surfaces illustree. Quebec : C. Darveau. 
 187.5. 
 
 8vo.. pp. 58. 
 Supplementary Report on the North Shoie Rail- 
 way (now the C. P. R.) In'tween Que»)ec and 
 Montreal. Quebec : E. Vincent. 187.5. 
 8vo., pp.14. 
 
 Rapport Supplementaire de I'lng. de la Cite de 
 Quebec sur le chemin de fer du Nord (aujourd'- 
 hui le C. P. R) entre Quebec et Montreal. 
 Quebec : E. Vincent. 1873. 
 8vo., pp. 15. 
 
 Report on the Fire-escape Appliances and Facili- 
 ties of .some ninety-six Public Buildings of 
 Quebec and Environs, including Schools, Col- 
 lege"^, Convents, Theatres. lecture and Music 
 Halls, Manufactories, Hotels, Churches, etc. 
 Folio, pp. 105. 
 
 The I'roposed Dry Dock in the Mouth of the 
 River St. Charles. Quebec : C. Darveau. 1876. 
 8vo., pp. 4. 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 llMillHlrK^. ('. CmtHnrntd, 
 
 Rt-pijrt on th«' VWt-n Hrant-h of th*- \. S. Kailwaj-. 
 yii»'l>«H : C. I)»rvfuii. Ih7«1. 
 Folio, pp. ( 
 tia|)[><>rtK snr le clieniin tie ftT dii XoH (anjourrt' 
 hui le t'. ". R.t t'litre Quj-Iht ft Muntreal. 
 Q»:ti»»er : ('. Darvenu. 1H7I 5 fi. 
 Folio, pp H i^ 10 en moyonn*. 
 
 Key to thf St4*r»><»inftriion. iiliiNtrnted ; menNuni 
 tion of areas, tal>leN, etc yueliw : ('. Darveau. 
 1H7B. 
 
 Sro,, pp. 22K. 
 
 Tlie Maniripal Situafioi.. Q»U'f»cc Yearly IV- 
 fleil.s. F^iiu-iiK-iHl Sitimtion. Queliec : ('. I)ar- 
 veau. 1H7H. 
 8ro.. pp- 57. 
 General Report of the City E'lgineer, QuelHie, on 
 Koaiis, BridKeH, MHrket.n, terry. Fire, HeHlth, 
 iin<l other depiirtinentn. Queliee : K. Vincent. 
 1K7H. 
 
 8vu.. pp. lut). 
 
 The Stereonietricon. \rea« of .spherical triauKlea 
 and polygons to any radius or diameter. Illus- 
 trated. Montreal : Lovell & .Son. 1H80. 
 8vo.. pp. 38 
 
 Rapport du Chev. C. Baillairge, Ing. de la Cite de 
 Queljec, .sur lamelioration de son Aqueduc. 
 Quebec: E. Vincent. 1H81. 
 8ro., pp. 82- 
 
 Report of the Quebec City Kngineeron the Pro- 
 posed New Aqueduct tat)" diameter). Queljec : 
 E. Vincent. IHHl. 
 Xvo., pp. 80. 
 
 A Particular Caseof Water Hammer Illu.strated. 
 
 TraitMartioni rrf Rnynl Sijtiety i)f C'inadti. Vol. II., 
 t?ec 3. 1*M. 
 
 Le Stereonietricon. Illustre. Tables, surfaces 
 des triangles et pol»;?ones spheriques sous un 
 rayon ou diam. quei.on«iues. '>uel)ec : C. Dar- 
 veau. l«f<4. 
 8va, pp. 133. 
 
 The btereometricon. Illustrated. Tables, areas 
 of spherical triangles and polygons to any radius 
 or diam. Quebec : C. Darveau. 1H84. 
 8vo , pp. 132. 
 
 Papers read l)efoie the Koyjil Society of Canatla, 
 1882-s:i Illustrated. Quebec : C. Darveau. 
 
 8vo., pp. 4w 
 
 Memoires lus devant la Societe Royaledu Canada, 
 Sec. III., 1882-Ki Illustres. Quebec : C. Darveau. 
 1884. 
 
 8vo.,pp. 46 
 
 Some 15 reports on as many separate 10-mile sec- 
 tions of the Quel>ec & Lake St. John Railway 
 North of St. Raymond. Quebec : E. Vincent. 
 IWvJ-K?. 
 
 S"©-, pp. l-i to 25 each- 
 
 Quelques 15 rapp«jrts snr aatant de sections dis- 
 tinctes du chemin de fer Quebec et Lac St. -.lean 
 au Nord de St-Raymond. Quel)ec : E. Vincent. 
 1883^. 
 
 8ro-. pp. 15 i 25 ob^onii. 
 
 ItaillMtrice. V.—C(mtinuf'1. 
 
 \* veine liquide eontractf^e. Confen'nce hie de 
 vant laSo*'l^t<' Royale du ('ana*!-*. Sect, in., 4 
 Ottawa, \>Vh. 
 
 QiielMTt-, pa.-KS«i, pr^Ment, fiitur. Qui^fiec : .1. (Jln- 
 graa et Cir. lrtK5. 
 Bto., pp. M, 
 
 The .\<|uedurt. Quel)ec. Tables jif prp!«saren. 
 heights, ttc. Quel)ec : E. Vincent. lf<56. 
 Svo. ,pp 7. 
 Kapi>ort sur le uouvel aqnedu<' de Qa«'l>eo. Que- 
 bec : E. Vincent. 1HH.5. 
 Svo., pp S. 
 ConcemanI la tiieorie de M. Steckel Hur "La 
 veine liijiiide contractee," lue devant la S<K'iet« 
 liiiyale du Canada, Sect. III., le 28 mai 1HK'>. 
 
 An ordinary H-houm day'n work of the City K-: 
 gineer. Queliee. Quebec : E. Vincent. 1^^^•J. 
 Folio, pp. 8. 
 Geonietrie dans lespace. Stereoinetrie. Sten-o- 
 tomie. Illustre. Joliette : Revd F. A. Bail- 
 lairge. 1MH6. 
 8vo., pp. 20. 
 
 I.,e Stereometricon couronne en France, en Bel- 
 gii|ue, en Angleterre, en Ru.s.sie, au .lapon, au 
 Bresil, en Canada, aux Etat.s I'liis d'Anierique. 
 Joliette: Revd F. A. Kailiairge. If^HO. 
 8vo.. pp. 20. 
 
 A Practical Solution of the Great Social and Hu- 
 manitarian Problem : EscajK' from buildings in 
 case of lire. Read Ijefore the Royal Society of 
 Canada, Sec. in.. May 25, 18H7. Queliec : C. Dar- 
 veau. 1887. 
 4to. , pp. 8. 
 
 Petite Matlieniatique ecrite pour et publiee dans 
 I'Etudianr, edite a .loliette par le Revd F. A. 
 Biiillairge. 1S87. 
 
 The .-\rt of Building. Re.id Ijefore the Canadian 
 .V-sociation of Civil Engineers, Montreal, 1887. 
 FoL.pp. 2(». 
 
 The School of Industry and Arts, Glacis Street, 
 Queliec. Published by the City I'ress, Queliec. 
 
 1887. 
 
 Nouveaii dictionnaire franyais. Systeine educa* if. 
 Kimes, Consonnanci-s, Honioiiymes. Queliec : 
 C. Darveau. 1888. 
 8vo., pp. et-o. 
 
 L'Art de Batir. Public dans un .founi.i I de Que- 
 liec, deux numeros consecutif.s. 1888. 
 
 Revision des Elements de Geometrie d'Euclide. 
 Lue devant 1 1 Societe Royale du Canadn, Sect. 
 III., 2:1 mai 1888. 
 
 Folio, pp. 8. AIm in Abstract in the Mtmoirt» </<• la 
 Soeifti Royale. Vol. vi.. Sec. 3, 188H. 
 
 Pavements. The sanitary pavement question. 
 Sanitary Era, New York, 188*. 
 
 The Quebec Di.sa.stV.- of Septemlier 19, 18H». The 
 land slide. Illustnted. 
 
 Canadian Architect anil BuHiler, Toronto, Oct. , 18ti9. 
 Folio, p. 1. 
 
 Instructions to Architects for Competition Plans. 
 New City Hall, Quebec. Quebec: E.Vincent, 1888. 
 Folio, pp. 16. 
 
8 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TIIR 
 
 Itaillairttc* i' .—CtrntiuHed. 
 
 I)ff«iKii \o.5(lWII) feet IukIdoi' the |n-o|»o.Hf<l Kt-eat 
 Tower for Lomloii. llliistratol letliT prt-^n, es 
 tiiurttfs, ftr. Illust rated eatalonue of tin- tW 
 competitive deHigiiM sent in. l*rinted by " In- 
 <lu>trifs." lAmdon, X.'^ Straiul. 1S<.)(». 
 Folio, pp. 100 
 
 HoiMonvmes frjiiiviii>. Joliette: R^vd F. A. Bail- 
 lairK*'. 1)*1. 
 
 12mo.. pp. 212. 
 Kuglish Hoiiioiiyms. Quebec : C. Darveati. IWl. 
 
 i:;nio., pp. iw. 
 
 General Report of the City Engineer, Quelnjc, on 
 PavenuMits, etc. QiieV>ec : E. Vincent. 
 8vo., pp. 42. 
 
 Etude ayant trait a la Holution du prubleiue : De- 
 terminer la hauteur atteinte par uii projei-tile 
 <{Ui en retoiiibant an niveau ti'ou il e.st parii, a 
 prinluit un ettVt connu. Lue devant la Societe 
 Royale du fan ida, .Sect, in., le 11 niai I^IM. 
 Montreal, l^ttl. 
 
 A paper relating to the height to .vhich a niis.sile 
 attained, \vlii«'h, in deiscending a>;ain to the 
 level from whieh it was projected, produced a 
 known result. Head l)efore Sect, iii.. Royal 
 Society of Canada. May 27, KSOI. Montn-al. \m\. 
 
 An attempt to deduce the pressure p«T square 
 inch under which a steam Ixjiler exploded from 
 the ell'eets pro<luced by the explosion. Read 
 l)efore the Hoyal Society of Canada, .Montreal, 
 May, IMU. 
 
 Te.jiati\e de deduire des eflets d'une explosion 
 de chaudien- a vapeur, la pression sous la (juelle 
 la chaudiere a ce<le. Lue devant la Sect. lit, de 
 la Societe Royale du Canada le 27 mai IHHD, a 
 Montreal. Queltec : t". Darveau. l.ssil. 
 
 The cost of electric lighting in all the principal 
 I'ities of North America. 
 
 Mfiiirr auil Giix liiriiir. New York, 1892. 
 Folio, pp. 4. 
 
 Escape frombuihiings in case of tire. Illustrated. 
 Rea<l iH'fore the Canadian Association of .Vrehi- 
 tects, Montreal, lffJ2. 
 
 Cnnidiiiu Arrhifertiitul Builder, Toiotito miii Mont- 
 real, 1S92. 
 Folio, pp, 4. 
 
 I.a ventilation libre des egoiits en rapport avec 
 Ihygiene de riiabitation. .loliette : Itevii F. .\. 
 Uaillairge. Lue devant la Sect, m., Societe 
 Royale du Canada, mai l.sy2. 
 Hvo., pp. 17. 
 
 The free and lil)eral ventilation of sewers in ita 
 relation to the sanitation of our dwellings, 
 Quebec: C. Darvejiu, Read l)efore the Royal 
 ' Society of Canada, Sect, ill., May. 18J2. 
 Folio, pp. 7. 
 
 La Baie d'Hudson. L'exploitation proposee de 
 ses nssources de terre et de mer. Xouvelle 
 coionie. Chemin de fer pour s'y rendre. .Toli- 
 tte : Revd F. A. Baillairge. IHlKi. 
 
 Conference faite sous les auspices de la Societe de 
 Geogr.ipliie de Quebec A 1 Institut Canadien. 
 Joliette : Revd F. A. Baillairge, liSKi. 
 8vo , pp. 42. 
 
 iVuillHirKe. V. -dnitinueil. 
 
 The Quebec I.«nd Slid* of S«pteni»H'r l!», IHHB. 
 Illnstnite*! and tei hnically exi)lained. I{ead 
 iM'forethe Canadian .VssiK'iatiofl of Civil Engi- 
 neers, Montreal, and pul>lished in the Transac- 
 tions of the Society, 1.H8I3. 
 Svo., pp. 3.J. 
 Retaining Walls. The defects in the new dock 
 walls at the Louise Basin, Qnel>ec. 
 
 Cannilinn Enpin- > i ing iVuro, .Montreitl. 
 
 Technical Education f>f the Pi'ople in Cntechnieal 
 Language. Read before Section tl. of the Royal 
 So< iety of Canada, Ottawa, May, If^M. QucIhjc : 
 C. Darvcaii. IHW. 
 Svo., pp. 42 
 
 IU*Kin< MonH«>iKn<>ur Louin \azaire, 
 
 I.rfi I'riniaute et rinfaillibiiile des Souverains 
 Pontife-.. Le(,"ons d'histoire doniiecs a I'Cni 
 versite F^aval. Quel)ec : L. H. Huot. I.s7:{. 
 12mo., pp. 430. 
 
 La Sainte Ecriture et la Regie de Foi. Quelle : 
 August ill Cot«' et Cie. 1H74. 
 12mo. , pp. 298. 
 
 Le Culte Catholique. Quei>ec : Augnstin Cote et 
 Cie. 1S7.-.. 
 
 12ino , pp. 181. 
 
 Chronologic de I'Histoire du Canada. Qnel)ec : 
 C. Darveau. I.S«>. 
 ISiiio.. pp. .16. 
 
 Panegyricjue de Saint-Thomas d'Aijuin, pronouc^ 
 a la Cathedrale de St-I[yacinthe, a I'occasion <la 
 *>e centenaire de la mort dc Saint-Thoma.s. 
 
 Hell, Koltcrt. 
 
 In the Puhlicntwtts of Ihr IhohMjival Sumy of 
 Caniifia. riz. :— 
 
 The Natural History of the Lower St. Lawrence, 
 the Sag^ienay and Lake St. .lohn. lieport for 
 18.57. 
 
 CatalogTie, with Notes, of Animals and Plants 
 collected on the Southeast Side of the St. Law- 
 rence, from Queltec to (Saspe. RejMjrt for 1S5H. 
 
 Superficial (leology of Canada. (Jenenil Reimrt 
 on '• The Geology of Canada.' ISi:!. pp. S,S«) iKHl. 
 
 Coloured Map, with Explanations, showing the 
 Distribulion of theSiiperfieial Deposits l)etween 
 Lake Superior and tiaspe. Atlas accompany- 
 ing the last. If<rt3. 
 
 (Jeology of Grand Manitoulin Island. Report for 
 
 Geological and Topograi>hica1 Map of a portion of 
 the Gaspe Peninsula, from Surveys by Dr. Bell, 
 accompanying a Report on the Occurrence of 
 Petroleum in that Region. Pamphlet publi.vihed 
 for the Geological Survey in Quebec, IStJo. 
 
 Geologj- of the Western Portion of Grand Mani- 
 toulin, and of Cockburn, Drumniond and St. 
 Josephs Island. Report for IHiti-tVJ. 
 
 The Northwest Coast of I^akc Superior and the 
 Nipigon District, with a Topographical Map of 
 the Thunder Bay and l..ake Nipigon Regions, 
 Report for 1H66-(M), 
 
ROYAL SOriFTY OF CANADA 
 
 9 
 
 lt«'ll, ilttbert. -Continufil. 
 
 The Country North uf l.akf Sii|>eriijr. J>«?tween 
 th«' Nipi^oii Hiid Mirl.ipicoion Riv»TN (Pic Ilivt-r, 
 Loiitf L.ikf, <'t(.t. HciMiit for 1,«<7(»71. 
 
 The Cotiiitrj' lietwoi-ii Lake Superior and the 
 AHw.ny Hivcr. IJi-purt for IH71-7:i. 
 
 Th.' Country U-tween I^ke Superior iind l^ike 
 
 A»'innip«K- H«'iM»rt for 1S72 7:?. 
 T'le Country l)et\vt'fii Kfd IJivcr and the South 
 
 SHskatchevvan, with Notes on the (leology of 
 
 the Region In'tween I^vke Superior and Red 
 
 River. Contains an Ap|M'ndix hy Mr. Hortinann 
 
 on liiyniteH. R«'p<»rt for lS7:J-74. 
 The Country West of I«^kes Manitoba and Win- 
 
 riijM'posis. with .Votes on the (JeoloKy of Ijike 
 
 Winnipeg. Report for l.*<71-75. 
 
 Explorations in ls75 between James" Bay and 
 I.jtkr.s Superior and Huron. Report for lK75-7t5. 
 
 In Part : Deseriptive Catulo^nie of aCollettion of 
 tlic Kc-ononiif Minenilsof Canada at tlie IMiila 
 deiptiiu International K.\hil>ition. 1H76. Special 
 Publication of the (Jeolonical Survey. 
 
 tlcolonieai Researches North of I^ike Huron an<l 
 Ea^t of Lake Superior. RejMtrt for I>7t5-77. 
 
 An E.\j)Ii>ration of the Kast CoaHt of Hudson Ray 
 in 1S77, with a .Map of tin- Kast-niain I'oast, It 
 Plates and :{ Illustrat ions. Rejiort for 1M77-7S. 
 
 FIxplorat ions in 1S7S in tlif Country l»et ween Lake 
 Wiunipc;.; and Hudson Ray. With Map of I-ikc 
 Witini{M')j, Map of Nelson River and the Hoat 
 Route iH'twei'u Like Winnipejr and Hudson 
 Ray, including; an eidartfcd Phm of tlic Mouth 
 of Hayes" River and Vii-inity of York I'ai'tory ; 
 also .") Plates. Report for l^f77 7S. 
 
 Explorations in 1S71» on the Churchill antl Nelson 
 Rivers and around Go<rH and Island Lakes. 
 With Maps of these Lakes, li Plates, and tl:e 
 fi.llowiii^i .Appendices : I. Ou some Silurian 
 and Di'voniau Fossils from Matiiloha and the 
 X'alleys of the Churchill and Nelson Rivers — 
 J. F. Wliiteaves. II. List of Plants collected 
 l)y Dr. Hell around the Shores of Hudson Bay 
 and aloMi; the Churchill and Nelson Rivei-s - 
 J. Macoun. 111. List of Fresh water MoUusca 
 from Manitoba and tlie Valley of .Nelson River 
 — .1. F. \Vhiii-;i es. IV. List of Lepidoptera 
 from Nelson and Churchill Rivers and the West 
 Coast of Hudson Bay Herr Cell'cken. \'. Li.st 
 of Coleoptera collected V)y Dr. Bell in lt<7!» on 
 Nelson and Churchill Rivers .1. L. Le Conte. 
 \'I. List of Birds from the ReKion U'tween 
 Norway Ilou-e and Forts Churchill and York- 
 It. Bell. VII. Variation of the ("ompass in 21 
 Localities in the Rejiions Explored R. Bell. 
 Report for 1^7S-/9. 
 
 Hudson Bay and .>ome of the Tjakes and Rivers 
 lyinn to the west of it ; also Log of a Voyage in 
 the ••Ocean Nymph"" from York Factory to 
 London. 
 
 The Northern Limits of tin- Principal Forest 
 Trees of Caiuula. east of the Rocky Mountains, 
 with a Map on which they are shown. 
 
 Bell, Hat»ert.- Ciinfinued. 
 
 Thit* Report alsi) contains the followinK Appen- 
 dices : I. List of Fossils colle«'tcd by Dr. Iwll in 
 .Maiiitolui in 1SSI» .1, F. Whileavcs. II. Tabu 
 lated List of Planl> <-ollect< il by Dr. Bell west of 
 Huds<)n Bay .1. Macoun. III. List of Coleop- 
 tera collected by Dr. Bell in 1.-<H(» in Manitoba 
 and between Like Winnipci; and Hudson May 
 .1. L. Ia- Conte. IV. List of the l^iiid. Fri'sh- 
 water and Marine .Mollusca collected by Dr. 
 Bell .1. F. Whiteaves. V. .Analyses of the 
 Waters of Hayes" and Nelson Rivers Professor 
 Wm. Dittmar. F.R.S. VI. Seasonal and Peri- 
 odic Events at York Factory Compiled by 
 Dr. Bell. VII. TableH showing dates of the 
 opening and cIosin>f of Hayes" River at York 
 Factory, from Reconis by .Mr. Wm. WihmIs, 
 Meteorolojjist, York Factory. X'lll. Dates of 
 the arrivals of the vessels of the Hudson's Bay 
 Company at York Factory and of their sailings 
 for !•;{ years, froni 17>i!» to IHm. ImiiIi inclusive. 
 IX. Seasonal or Periodic Event- at MiK)se Fac- 
 tory. X. Dates of the arrivals of the vei«<els of 
 the Hudson's Bay Company at Moose Factory 
 aiul of their s;iilinf.;s for H7 years, from M'Xt to 
 USMO, lioth inclusive. XI. Statist ics of the 
 Weather from Observations taken at York and 
 Moose Factories. Report for l.S79-H(). 
 
 (leolo^y of the Basin of .Miwse River and adjacent 
 country. A\'ilh a (leolottl'-al Map. Report for 
 l^<S(t SI .'^2. 
 
 (Jeolony of I^ike of the Woods and Ailjaccnt 
 Country.- With a (ieoloijical Map. Reiwirt for 
 IS>«(i Si S2. 
 
 Ou Part of the Ba-iuof Athabasca River. With 
 a Mai> of the River from Lac la Biche to Lake 
 .-\thabasca. one Plate an<l one .Appendix con- 
 lainiii!.: a list of Lepidoptera collected by 
 Dr. P.ell in the Northwest Territory in bSsi. 
 Report for 18S2-«VH1. 
 
 Observations on the Coast of L:il)rador and on 
 Hudson Strait and Hay. made in IKSl. With 2 
 Steel-plate Engravinirs ami the followiii>; .\j)- 
 pendices : I. List of Plants collected by Dc. Bell 
 in Eastern Labrador and on Hudson Stiait and 
 Bay— J. .Macoun. II. List of M.-nnmals. with 
 Notes-I)r. Bell. HI. Lis of Biids. with Notes 
 -Dr. Bell. IV. List of t-rustacea «'ollecte<l by 
 Dr. Bell at P. rt Burwell S. J Smith. V. List 
 of Lepidoptera collected by Dr. Bell in Huilson 
 Strait- II. H. Lyman. \I. List of Coleoptera 
 from Fort Churchill. Report fi>r l.VJ-s:! S4. 
 
 Observations on the(ieology, Zoolojiy and Btitany 
 of Hudson Stniit and liay, made in 1H8.">. With 
 a Map of the Ottawa Islands. 2 Steel plate En 
 graxiufis. 2 Illustrations, and the followinji Ap 
 {>endiccs : I. Lists i>l Plants collected in New- 
 found, and anil Hudson Strait J Macoun. II. 
 Partial lists of In.sects collected on the Expedi- 
 tion H. H. Lyman and C. H. Home. Rej>ort 
 for ISST., DD. 
 
 Explorations of the Altawapishkat and .Albany 
 Rivers. Lonely Lake to .lames" Bay. With 1 
 Plates and au Appendix containing a List of 
 
lO 
 
 BIBLTOORAPHY OF THP] 
 
 Bell, ll<»lHTt.--fV/n/i»»M^fl. 
 
 LepidopttTii from the Southern piirt of Ket'wai 
 tin District, U\ \l. H. I.ynian and others. Re- 
 port for IHHii. 
 
 Geology of the Sudburj- Mining District. With a 
 detailed Topograph iciil and (leolovcieal Map, 4 
 Plates, H l-'ipires, and the following Appeu- 
 (.ices: Xotes on the Micrasoopical Ch.iracters 
 t'f .51) kinds of Rotks, mostly from the Sud- 
 bury District Professor Geo. II. Williams, of 
 Johns Hopkins I'niversity. 11. Levels of the 
 Lakes of the Dist'ict alxjve the Sea. List of 
 Elevations on the Canadian I'aciHc Railway. 
 III. Report, with List, of ":{ Species of Lepidop- 
 tera collected liy Dr. Bell in the Country north- 
 ward of Lake Huron ~\l. H. Lyman, of Mont- 
 real, Wni. IL Kdwards. Professor -J. B. Sniiih, 
 of .New .lersey .■.nd Rev. Geo. D. Hulst, of 
 Broiiklyn. IV. .Meaninjis of Indian (Jeo)fraphi- 
 cal N:»nies in tlu' Country around Sudhtiry 
 Dr. Bell. Report for IWKMJl, Pan L 
 
 Contributions to '£i Summary Reports from 1K70 
 to 1.S1W. published in the .\iinual Reports of the 
 Department of tlie Interior, and reprinted in 
 those of the Geological Survey . 
 
 In the Trnnnactions of t/f Royal Society of Cn na'la : 
 Motes on the Birds of Hudson Bay. Vol. I., Sec. 4, 
 
 Causes of the Fertility of the Land in the Cana 
 dian Northwest. Vol. i.. Sec. 4, ISSi. 
 
 The Geology and Kconomic Minerals of Hudson 
 Bay and Northern Canada. Vol. ii.. Sec. 4, 
 1884. 
 
 On Some Points in Reference to Ice Phenomena. 
 Vol. IV., Sec. ;{, l.H,s(>. 
 
 The Petroleum Field of Ontario. Vol. v.. Sec. 4, 
 
 IS.-!?. 
 
 The Cliickiiree, or Red S(|Uirrcl. An Appendix to 
 Dr. T. Wesley Mills' Paper on S<iuirrel>. Vol. v.. 
 Sec. 4, ISST. 
 
 The Kurouian Systeiu in Canada. Presidential 
 Address to vSec. 4 Vol. v.. Sec. 4, 1S8H. 
 
 Clacial Kettle-Holes in Cansula. \'c>l. xii.,Sec. 4, 
 ISSM. 
 
 Ill t/ir liiilhihis of the frin/ogirnt Snciff;/ <if 
 A nitricn, viz. :— . 
 
 On Glacial Phenouu-na- in Canada. Vol. i., 
 
 pp. 2:f7-;no. .Vprii, imhi. 
 
 The Nickel and Copper Deposits of Sudbury Dis- 
 trict, Canada. With an Appendix on the Silici- 
 fied Glass-Breccia of the District, by Professor 
 George H. Williams, of .lohns Hopkins irniver- 
 sity. Vol. II., pp. 125-140. February, 1H91. 
 
 Discussion of the Supposed Post -Glacial Outlet of 
 the Great Lakes through Lake Nipissing and 
 the Mattawa River. Vol. iv., pp. 425-6-7. Pro- 
 ceedings of the Ottawa Meeting, December, 
 1H92. 
 
 Pre-Palc?ozoic Decjiy of Crystalline Rocks North 
 of Lake Huron. With 2 Plates and '.\ Figures. 
 Vol. v., pp. ;«7-36fi. March, 1W4. 
 
 Bell, Ilolwrt.- ron/inw^-f^ 
 
 III the Cnnaflinn Xaturalisf nntl Grologixt and (its 
 «ucces.sor> the Varunlinn Record of St'imce, 
 Montreal, viz. : 
 
 Natural History of the Gulf of St. I^wrence and 
 the Distribution of the Mollusca in Eastern 
 Canada. Vol. iv.. 1.<J9, pp. 241-251. 
 
 On the Occurrence of Fresh-water Shells in some 
 of our Po>t Tertiary Deposits. Vol. vi., Irtfil, 
 pp. 42-51. 
 
 List (with Nites) of Recent T^nd and Fresh- 
 water Shells collected around [.^kes Superior 
 and Huron in im^m. Vol. vi., ISfil, pp. 268 270. 
 
 Catalogue (with N'tes) of Birds collected and ob- 
 served around Lakes Superior and Huron in 
 1860. Vol. VI., IMfU. pp. 270-27.1. 
 
 Superficial (Jeology of the Gaspe Peninsula. 
 Vol. viii., IHtW, pp. n.visi. 
 
 Roofing Slate as a Source of Wealth in Canada. 
 Vol. VIII., 1H6:<, pp. ;«8-:<60. 
 
 The Xipigon Territory. Sor. ii.. Vol. .5, 1870, 
 pp. 118-120. 
 
 Mineral Region of I«ike Superior. Ser. ir., Vol. 7, 
 lS75.pp. tO-.51. (Epitomized V)y .1. F.Whiteaves.) 
 
 The Forests of Canada. With Map. Canadian 
 Record of Sci nice. Vol. ii., April, 1H86, pp. 65-77. 
 
 Biography of th" late Alex. Murray, Geologist. 
 With Portrait. Ibid., April. 1892, pp. 77-96. 
 
 /*( tlie Cnnndiiiii Joiirnnland (its successor) the Pro- 
 cccili)i;/s oj flif Canadinn Iiixtitiite, Toronto, riz.: 
 
 Sketch of the deology of the Boute of the Inter- 
 colonial Railway. (\iiiadi<in Journnl, Ser. ii.. 
 Vol. 1."), 1S78. pp. :W1-:{,S7. 
 
 On the Occurrence of Petroleum in the North- 
 west Territories, with Notes on New Localities. 
 Procifdini/fi Cn iindiiin Institute, Ser. m.. 
 Vol. 1. 1879 s:i, pp. 22.".-2:<0. 
 
 The Moile of Occurrence of Apatite in Canada. 
 Ibid.. Ser. iir.. Vol. 3, 18M S.',. pp. 2O4-.'102. (A 
 Paper l)y Dr. Bell on the .sanu' subject i.s pub- 
 lished in the Engineerimj and Minlny .lonrnal. 
 Vol. :«>, p. :n6. May '.ttli, 18s.5.> 
 
 Marble Island and the Northwest Coast of 
 Hudson Bay. Ibid. Ser. in.. Vol. 4, 188.>8(i, 
 pp. 102-201. 
 
 I» the Anuals of the Botanical Society of Canada : 
 
 Catalogue of Plants collected on the South and 
 East Shores of Lake Superior, and on the North 
 Shore of Lake Huron. Kingston, 1861. 
 
 The Trees and .Shrubs growing around Lakes 
 Superior and Huron. Kingston, 1861. 
 
 Miscellaneoiiti Publications : 
 
 Annual Reviews of the l*rogress of Mining in 
 Canada from 186:1 to 1877. 
 
 Monetnry TinK*, Montreal ; Engineciiinj nnd Mining 
 Journal, New York: Minimi Jminud, London, and 
 Reix>rt» on the Trade and Commerce of Montreal. 
 
 The Enniskillen Oil Region. London, England, 
 1865. 
 
KOYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 It 
 
 Bell, Robert.— ^'OH^iMU^rf. 
 
 On the Occurrence of Petrol" iini in Ga.s|K'. New 
 York : C. S. Wcsttott k Ci>. 1««5. 
 
 I^ike Superior. 
 
 Chambrrn EHrveUiptdia^ Edinburgh, Vol. ix., ISfiT. 
 
 The Oil l{e>;ioii of (Ias|>e. New Yt»rk : .loliii A. 
 
 (rray and (ireen. l.S(55. 
 On the M'Klewof Occurreneeuf Plumbago in (ircn- 
 
 villi'. New York. lH(kj. 
 
 Heport on a Railway Route North of Lake Supe- 
 rior. Tran.sniitted to the Duiniiiion Govern- 
 ment, ±in(l Fehnii.ry, \f<lk). 
 
 H'lu.rti of Surr<-yi> 'if thi- Paeide RnHiray, 
 
 Sir William Logan and Our Geological Survey. 
 
 Srw D'liiiiuiou Moiitlilv, Montreal, Februarj'. 1870. 
 The Ro<'hon Micrometer Telescope as aSurveying 
 Instrument. 
 
 Eiiii'K" riiiu y^ri''*, Chicago. 1872- 
 Sketch of the (Jeology of the Provinces of Ontario 
 and QuelM'c. 
 
 Wiilliii-i'i A>l-m ind Ga:rft. rr >,f C'ltiadti, 1875. 
 
 Provisional Report on the Country In'tween I.iake 
 Winnipeg and Hudson Bay. with refei-ence to 
 the proposed oj)eningcif conmiunicat ion bet ween 
 York F^ictory and the Northwest Territor>\ 
 
 lifjiurt i,f the Dipiirtiiieut of the Interior for 1S77-78. 
 S|>ecial Appendix A. 
 Recent Explorations around Hudson Bay. 
 
 TrnnKni-tioHi of the Ge'^nrnphicnl Society of Qwluc, 
 Vol. I., No. 1, 1880. 
 
 A New Route to Europe fro'ii the Interior of our 
 Northwest Territories. Montreal, \^\. 
 
 The Commercial Importance of Hudson Bay. 
 
 Pi-orieiliiign of the liojial Oeoirrapkical Soci' ty. 
 York MeetiDK. 1881. 
 
 Description of the Country between Hudson Bay 
 and the Ret. and Saskatchewan Rivers. 
 
 Ficturmqtif Cnnndii, 1882. 
 
 Return to an Order of the House of Commons (of 
 Canada), <lated 21st February, IR^^, for Inform- 
 ation as to Hudson Bay. 
 
 CoiiiHiont' Sevtioiitil Pnpern, 1883. 
 
 A Plea for Pioneers. 
 
 Procodingi of th' Aii'iciation of Domiitioi Land 
 Siimi/orx, 1HS5. 
 
 Government Map making. 
 
 Proceeding* of the Anfteiatioii of Dominion Land 
 SHmporK, 1886. 
 
 The Medicine-Man. 
 
 Cnnadu M'diciil and Siirgirnl Joiiiiial, March and 
 
 April, 18S6. 
 The Mineral Resources of the Hudson Bay Terri- 
 tories. 
 
 Trantaetionx of thi Annrieaii Inttitnlt of Mining 
 Engineers. Pittsburg Meetine, February, 1886. 
 
 Seven (7) Annual Reviews of the Progress of Sci- 
 ence in Canada from 187S to ]S8(). 
 Dominion Annual RegiHter. 
 
 Report on the Labrador Coast and Hudson Strait 
 and Bay. 
 
 Riport of Depttrtmefil of Marini niid Fi*hiiie». 
 '■ Neptune " Ez|>«dition! 1884. 
 
 Report on the GeoL gy of Hudson Bay and Strait. 
 Repori of Dtftartmint of Marine and Fviherien. 
 "Alert " Expedition, 1885. 
 
 Bell, li-iAw'tt.— Continued. 
 
 Report on the Third Hudson Bay Expedition. 
 
 Ittporl of Dti>artm> nt of Miriitf and Fitheri^i, 1886. 
 
 Forest Fires in Northern Canada. 
 
 K-i'trt of Amiriran Foretlrg ConareD'. Atlanta 
 .Meeting. Read ith December. 1888. 
 
 Notes and .Maps in Rep «rt of a Select Committee 
 of the Senate, on the Great Mackenzie Basin, 
 18S8. 
 
 The Origin of Gneiss and of some other Primiti\e 
 Rocks. 
 
 J'rrjceediniii (jf tk> Aunrieaii Aai'/ciation for ihf Ad- 
 paneimeHt of Scienie. Toronto Meetingi 1889. 
 
 In Part : Report of the Royal Commission on the 
 
 Mineral Resources of Ontario. 1890. 
 Geology of Ontario, with Special Reference to 
 
 Economic Minerals. 
 Glossary of Geological and Mining Tenii.s, etc. 
 The Laurentian and Huronian .Systems North of 
 Lake !!uron. With .Map. 
 
 k'-fHiri of ihf Bureau of Minm, Ontario, 1891, 
 pp. 6;i-94. 
 
 The Contact of the Laun-ntian and Huronian 
 North of Liike Huron. Abstnict of a Paper 
 read Iwfore the Geological Society of America 
 at the Ottawa Meeting, Decemljer, 1SS)2. 
 
 The Anil riean Geologmt, Vcl. XI., No. 2, February, 
 1893, pp. 135-i;j6. 
 
 List ofPuhliv LectiirtA and Addresses and of Papers 
 read he/ore Srienfidc Societies, hy Dr. R. Beli.,c»/ 
 irhie/t .Instructs or Reports luive been ptdtUshed ; 
 
 Lectures as a Method of Instruction in Univer- 
 sity Education. Introductory Address as Pro- 
 fessor of Chemistry and the Natunil Sciences, 
 at the Opening of the Session of I8t>4 fvi, deliv- 
 ered in Convocation Hall, Queens University, 
 Kingston. 
 
 Certain Chemical Manufactures which might be 
 advantageously est,"\blished m Canada. Fifth 
 Somerville Lecture, Montreal, 2;ird M.irch. itM^H. 
 
 Household Chemistry. Six Popular Lectures de- 
 livered in Kingston, February and March, 1867. 
 
 The Geological Relatidns of Gold. A Paper read 
 before the Fhilosophical Society of Kingston, 
 l.'ith March, bstw. 
 
 (Jrand Maiiitoulin Island. A Lecture in Convo- 
 cation Hall, Queen's University, Kingston, 
 April, 18ti7. 
 
 Canada : Its Resources and People. A Lecture 
 under the .auspices of His Kxcellency the Gov- 
 ernor-Gtneral of Newfoundland the Legisla- 
 ture, and the St. .lohns Atheujeum, St. .John's, 
 1st February, 1869. 
 
 The Indians of Canadp,. A Lecture before the 
 St. Gabriel Young Men's Association, Montreal, 
 lOth .January. 1H7(». 
 
 The Intelligence of Animals. A Paper re.-id 
 before the Natural History Society of Mont- 
 real, 3l8t .January, 1870. 
 
 Explorations in the Nipigon Country. First 
 Somerville Lecture, Montreal, lUth February, 
 1870. 
 
12 
 
 lilBLIOGHAIMIY OF THE 
 
 Itell. Ilolwrt. -('nntinmiL 
 
 NuU'.s on the Xatnral History of the Xipijjon 
 C«iuiitr>-. A Paper read In-fore tlie Natural His- 
 tory Society of Montreal, 2Hth February. 1K70. 
 
 The Rejiion North of Lake Superior, and the Pro- 
 posed Pacific Railw.iy. A Lecture In'fore the 
 Mechanics' Institute. Toronto, 17th June. 1H70. 
 
 The Various Species of Deer inhabitinf? the Do- 
 minion. A Paper resul before the Natural His- 
 tory S<K-iety of Montreal. !!»th Decemlx r, 1S70. 
 
 The Wonders of the (.iacial Perio<l. Fourth 
 Sumerville Lecture, Montreal, Sird February, 
 1H71. 
 
 The Coal-fields of Canada. A Lecture i ider the 
 auspices of the ("irand Trunk Reading-room 
 ' ssociation. Point St. Charles, lirth February, 
 1M7:{. 
 
 The Huron ian and other Mineral-bearinK Rocks 
 of l^ke .Superior. A Pap«'r rea<l l>efore the 
 Natural History Society of Montreal, 24th Feb- 
 ruary, WA. 
 
 The Fur-bearinj; Animals of Canada. Fifth 
 Somerville I^iccture, Montreal, 27th February, 
 
 187a 
 
 A .Tourney from Montreal to the Saskatchewan 
 in 1S73. A Lecture Iwfore the St. Gabriel 
 Young Mens Association, 24lh February. LS74. 
 
 Coiil. A Lecture delivered in the Mechanics' 
 Hall, Montreal, on behalf of the Working 
 Men's Mutual Benefit and Widows' and Or- 
 phan.s' Provident Society, March. 1.S73. 
 
 A Summer on the Plain.-. Third Somerville 
 Lecture, Montreal. I9th February, 1874. Also 
 delivered before the St. .\ndre\v's Church In 
 stitute, Ottawa. 8th April. 1890. 
 
 The Cra-sshopper Plague in the Northwest Terri- 
 tory. Third Somerville Lecture, Montreal, 25th 
 March, 187.5. 
 
 The U.ses of a Geological Survey. A Lecture de- 
 livered at Prince Arthur's Landing, October, 
 187.5. 
 
 Our Great Northwest as a Home for the Emi- 
 grant. Second Somerville Lecture, Montreal, 
 13th February, 1879, 
 
 The Glacial Kpoch in Canada. A Lecture before 
 the Ottawa Literary and Scientific Society, 2()th 
 January, 1881. 
 
 Scientific Work in Canada. An Address at 
 Queen's University on receiving the Degree of 
 LL.D., 2oth April. 188:1. 
 
 The Athaba.sca-Mackenzie Basin. Fifth Somer- 
 ville Lecture. Montreal, 1st March, 188:3. 
 
 Notes on Diseases among the Indians. A Paper 
 read l)efore the Bathurst and Rideau Medical 
 Association. Ottawa, January. 1885. 
 
 Explorations in Canada by Forest, Sea and Plain. 
 A Lecture before the St. Paul's Young Men's 
 Association, Montreal. 14th Dcceml)er, 188.5. 
 
 Personal Reminiscences of the late Sir Will'am 
 Logan. A Lecture delivered in St. James' Hall, 
 Ottawa, 10th March, 1885. Also Somerville 
 Lecture, Montreal, 26th 2klarch, 1885. 
 
 Bell, fi.t>Uert.—('onti nui'tl. 
 
 Hudson Bay. A I,#ctare In'fore the Young Men's 
 Christian Associatio!i of Ottawa, Irtth March, 
 188(!. 
 
 The Hudson Bay Territories and their Inhabi- 
 tants. A Lecture Iwfore the Ottawa Liteniry 
 and Scientific Society. 7th .January, 188»5. 
 
 Hud.son Bay and the Hudson Bay Route. The 
 Queen's I'niversitj Lecture of 18.s»i. IVlivered 
 in Convocation Hall. Kingston, 2t>th April, 188»5. 
 
 Illustrations of our Northern Wilderne.ss. \ 
 loccture delivered in St. < ieorge's Church School- 
 room, Ottawa, 7th March, 1888. 
 
 North America P'urs. A Lecture delivered in 
 St. Bartholemew's Hall, Ottawa, 1th April, 
 1.S89, under the auspices of His Excellency the 
 Governor-General. 
 
 The Origin of Some (Jeographical Features in 
 Canada. Read l)efore Sect, iv.. Royal Society of 
 Canada. Ottawa. 24th May, 1888. 
 
 Some O.jibwe Legends. Read before the Mont- 
 real Branch of the American Folk-lore Society, 
 April. l.SlCi. 
 
 The (ilacial Succession in Canada. A Paper re.id 
 l>efore the World's Congress of Geologists, 
 Chicago, August, 18<W. 
 
 Our Forests. An Illustrated Lecture delivered 
 under the auspices of Their Excellencies the 
 Governor-General and the Countess of Aber- 
 deen at Rideau Hall, Ottawa, 29th March, 1891. 
 
 Hethiine. C. J. S. 
 
 The Production of Silk from the Caterpillars of 
 Canadian Moth.s. 
 
 J'uraal of the BoartI of Artu awl ifanu/actures for 
 Upper Canada, April, 1861, pp. 85-87. 
 
 Description of some species of Nocturnal Lepi- 
 doptera found in Canada. 
 
 Cnnadina Journal, To onto, February, 1863, pp. 1-16. 
 
 Nocturnal Lepidoptera found in Canada. Part II. 
 fiuL, July, 18'^5, pp. 247-36(). 
 
 Insect Life in Canada. March and April. 
 
 Canadinn Monthly Magazine, Toronto, April. 1863. 
 
 Description of three new species of Canadian 
 Nocturnal Lepidoptera. 
 
 Proct-edingi of the Entomolouic'A Society of Philadel- 
 phia, Vo\. !V.,186o, pp. 213-5. 
 
 Nova Scot ian Lepidoptera. 
 
 Proceediniii of tht Norn Scolinn Innliiutt of Natural 
 Sciences, Halifax, Vol. ii.. Part 3, 1868-9, pp. 78-87. 
 
 Insects of the Northern Parts of British America. 
 
 (From " Kirby's Fauna Boreali-Americana : In- 
 sec ta.") 
 
 Reprinted from the Canadian Eatomologiit, Vols. 
 ll.-.'tm..l870-li?81,pp. I.i6-t- 14. 
 
 Insects Injuriotis to Agriculture. 
 
 Toronto Agrirnltuml Coniminnon, Toronto, 1881, 
 Vol. III., pp. 22-61, (Appendix E). 
 
 In the Canadian Entomologii^t and Reportx of the 
 Entomological Society of Ontario,* viz. : 
 
 A Luminous Larva. 
 
 Canadian Entoniolofjint, Vol. l, 1868, pp. 2-3 ; 38-39. 
 
 * In this list the Entoinoloeical Journal is mentioned by name, 
 and the Reports of the Society only by number, to save repetition. 
 
ROYAL SOCISITY OF CANADA 
 
 13 
 
 B<>thun«>. C .1. S.— Continued. 
 
 Notes on Canadian I epulopteni. 
 
 r„H<ii1uin Ent'.mul. »,.«. Vol. I , 1868'9. pp. »-ll ; IT- 
 IS ; 13-4'^ : 47-18 , 70-72 ; S.5 HH. 
 
 Snow-rties (Capnia pygnia-a, Burrn.t. 
 Ihi,i.. Vol. I., \m, p. 81. 
 
 Larva infesting the F'arsnip (Depressaria Onta- 
 riella). 
 
 ;/,»./., I8fc9, Vol. II., p. L 
 Butterflies in July. 
 
 lbiil.,Wfy, Vol. I1..P. 8. 
 
 I..iirvH of Ilyperehiria varia, Walk. 
 IIM., 1869. Vol. II.. 19-20. 
 
 Note on Aniphipyra tragopogonis, Linn. 
 
 Ihid., 1870, Vol. II , pp. 73-4. 
 In.sects arteiting the Apple. 
 
 Firnl Annual Reptirt ml thr Nitjeloun ftueet* of thf 
 rmrincr of Ontario, Toronto 1870, pp. 68-9^^. 
 
 Entomological Notes during a Trip to Lakes 
 Huron and Superior. 
 
 Canadian EntotiinlcgUt, Vol. III., 1871. pp. 81-84. 
 Annual Address of the President of the Kntorao- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 
 //<«■./.. Vol. HI. 1871, pp 121-3. 
 Insects affecting the Apple. 
 
 Second Ri-port, 1871. pp. 12-16. 
 Insects afTecting the Wheat crops. 
 
 //-/rf., iSn.Kp. 45-64. 
 In.sects affecting the Cabbage. 
 
 /Wrf., 1871. pp. 82-88. 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 
 Canadiin Entomologiiit, Vol. iv., 1872, pp. 210-4. 
 Insects affecting the Hop. 
 
 Third Report, 1S72, pp. 27-34. 
 
 Beneficial Insects. 
 
 I hill., 1872, pp. .59-75. 
 
 Cabbage Butterflies. 
 
 Canadian Entomolouitt, Vol. v., 1873, pp 37-39: 
 4143. 
 Pieris rapje- Sembling— Noxious Insects. 
 Jbid., Vol. V , 1873, pp. 139-140. 
 
 The Fall We')-worm {Ili/phiintria fejfor, Harris). 
 Ibid., Vol. v., 1873, pp. 141-'. 
 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 Ibid . Vol. v., 1873. pp. 182-4. 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 Fourth Report, 1873, pp. 3-4. 
 Grasshoppers or Locusts. 
 
 Fifth Rejmrt. 1874. pp, 29-42. 
 
 The Gnipe-viiie I'hylloxera. 
 
 /Airf., I874,pp. 54-«>2. 
 Annual Ad<lress of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 
 Canadian KntoinologiHt, Vol. VI., 1874, pp. 131- 6. 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 Si.rth Report, 1875, pp. 5-7. 
 
 The Western L' cust. 
 
 Ihid., 1875, pp. 45-54. 
 
 The Destructive Locust of the West. 
 Seventh Rep-jH. 1876, pp. 29-34. 
 
 Rethune, C. J. H.—Continiud. 
 
 A few Common WckmI l)oriiig Beetles 
 
 Eighth Report. 1877, pp. 22.3''. Also, Cnnadinn En- 
 tomoliHiiHt, Vol IX., 18T7. pp. 211-6. 
 
 The HesMian Fly. 
 
 Eighth Rerxirt, 1877, pp. 56-59. 
 
 The Tomato Worm {Sphhijr ^macnlafau 
 
 Canadutn Entomologitt, Vol. x , 1878, pp. 2189. 
 
 Spiders. 
 
 T-»lh Report. 1879, pp. 46-«. 
 
 The Tomato Worm {Spfiiiu- ii-mamlafa). 
 
 Canadian EHtomoltgim, Vol. XII., 188«), |«p. 101-4. 
 
 No.xious Insects in England. 
 
 ^lerenlk ftrporf, l»i, pp 42-48. 
 Ants. 
 
 IhiJ. 1880, pp. 76-89. 
 Noxious Insects in England and Canada. 
 
 Twelfth Report, 1881, pp. 74-85. 
 Review of "Insect.s Injurious to Fruits," by 
 William Saunders. 
 
 Cnnwitan Eniomo/ogiitt, Vol. XT., 1883, pp- 117 9. 
 Humble Bees. 
 
 Sixteenth Report, 1885, pp. 27-31. 
 Editorial. 
 
 Canadian Entontoloiiint, Vol. XVIII., 1886, pp. 181-3. 
 
 Remedies for Noxious Insects. 
 
 .Sevent'enih Annitnl Reiv,rt, 188<>, pp. 5.5-64. 
 The Cotton Moth in Canada. 
 
 Eightern'h Rej>'rt,\S!i~,pp. 7-19:3!-36. 
 
 Remedies for Noxious Insects. Part II. 
 
 //-.-/. 18S7, pp. 51-59. 
 
 Review of " Entomology for Beginners," by Dr. 
 A. S. Packard, and " An Introduction to Ento- 
 mology," by Prof. .1. II. Comstotk. 
 
 Canadian Entomologist, Vol. XX , 188S, pp. 217-23}. 
 
 Remedies for ''oxious Insects. Part III. 
 
 Nineteentn Report, 1888, pp. 63-74. 
 Review of '• Insects Injurious to Fruits," by 
 Wm. Saunders (2nd edition). 
 
 Cnuadion Entoniolooint, Vol. xxi., 1889. p. 100. 
 Mi.scellaueous Notes. 
 
 Twentieth Ret^.rt,l>^9, pp. 8o-9l 
 
 Ri'view of " The Cave Fauna of North .\merica,** 
 by Dr. A. S. Packard ; •' American Spiders and 
 their Spinning Work," by Dr. 11. C. McCook ; 
 " Insect and Fungus Peir.t.s in Australia," by 
 II. Tryon, etc. 
 
 Canadian Entomologiiit, Vol. XXII., 1890, pp. 77-9. 
 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Stx-iety of Ontario. 
 
 Twenty-fint Repot t, 1890, pp. 4 11. 
 
 Review of " lusecta," by A. Hyatt and .1. N. Arms. 
 
 Canadian Entomologijtt, Vol. XXIII-, 1891, p. 21'. 
 
 Review of " Annual Report of the Experimental 
 Farms. Ottawa," and " The Butterflies of North 
 America, ■ by W. 11. E<lwar<ls. 
 Ihid., Vol. .xxiii., 1891, pp. 139 4". 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Swiety of Ontario. 
 
 Twentv-teeond Repor-i, 1S91, pp. 11-16. 
 
 Review of" In.sects injurious to Forest and Slride 
 Trees," by Dr. A. S. Packard ; " Diagrams of 
 Insects injurious to Vegetation," by Miss G. E. 
 
14 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
 Il«thaDe, C. J. H.— Continued. 
 
 Ormtrod ; and "a Manual of North Anicricaii 
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 CnhailiaH Entumolinut, Vol. XXIV., 1892- pp- Jll-22. 
 Review of '* Special Report on the Gypsy Moth." 
 
 Ihifi., Vol xxtv. 1»>2, p. 156. 
 Annual .\ddreH.s of the I'resident of the Entonjo 
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 Tventtt-lhird ftrp^rt, 1892, pp. 7-13. 
 Review of " A Text book of .Agricultural Entomo- 
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 fbi'L. 1S92, pp. 83-85. 
 The I.jite Profes.sor Westwood. 
 
 f^iiundi'in Entomiilogitt, Vol. XXV , 1893, pp. 2G1-2. 
 Review of " Experimental Farms : Reports for 
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 The Late H. T. Stainton, F.R.S, 
 
 T>eeiity-/,„irth Rfp>,rt, 1893. pp. l(H-9. 
 
 Book Reviews : Science Go.ssip, etc. 
 
 ('iiniidinii En to III nil igi Iff, Vol. XXVI., 1894, pp. 114-5. 
 
 In the Canada Farmer : 
 
 Early Insects (found in March). Vol. ii.. April, 
 18fi5, p. 103. 
 
 A Turnip-eating Caterpillar (Ceramica rxiuita, 
 Guen.). Vol. ii., June, 1865, p. 167. 
 
 Currant-bu.sh Caterpillars. Vol. ii., August, 1865, 
 pp. 2il 2. 
 
 A Cherry-tree Beetle. Vol. ii., August, 1865, 
 p. 248. 
 
 Pear and Cherry-tree Slugs. September, 1865, 
 p. 262. 
 
 Walking-stick Insect. Wheat Joint Fly. Octo- 
 Ijer, 1865, p. 297. 
 
 The Turnip Caterpillar, October, 1865, p. .311. 
 
 The Yellow-necked Apple-tree Caterpillar. De 
 cember, 1865, pp. ;J58-9. 
 
 The Joint-worm. December, 1865, p. 371. 
 The Hessian Fly in the County of Huron. Janu- 
 ary. 18fi«i, p. 5. 
 
 The Hessian Fly and Wheat -joint Fly. February, 
 186<), p. 35. 
 
 Endurance of Cold by Insects. Februarj', 1866, 
 
 p. 5.5. 
 The Canada Thistle CaterpUlar. March, 1866, p. 71. 
 The Pea Weevil. March, 1866, p. 87. 
 Insects for identification. April, 1866, p. 119. 
 
 Egg Parasites of the Tent Caterpillar. Precau- 
 tions against Destructive Insects : the Field. 
 .May, 1866, pp. i;» 137. 
 
 Precautions against Destructive Insects: the 
 Orchard and Garden. May, 1886, p. 151. 
 
 The Leaf-cutting Bee. June, 1866, p. 167. 
 
 Silk-producing Moths. Apple-tree Bark Lice. 
 
 June, 1866, p. 181. 
 The May Beetle (Lachnosterna). July, 1866, p. 199. 
 Black Flies (Simulium). July, 1866, p. 21.5. 
 
 The Apple-tree Pruner (Stenoceros villosus). 
 August, 1866, p. 231. 
 
 Bethune, C. J. H.—Continiud. 
 
 Insecta infesting the Willow. August, 1866, 
 pp. 247 8. 
 
 Noxious Weeds. August, 1HH6, p. 241. 
 
 Insects alf'fcting the Apple tree. Octoljer, 1866, 
 p. iUS. 
 
 Tin Cicada. The Privet Sphinx Caterpillar. 
 October |8W1. p. .'W. 
 
 \ Plague of AntH. November, 1866, p. :{27. 
 
 The Goo.-.el>erry Saw Hy. The Chinch-lmg. De- 
 cember, 1866, pp. ;j58-» ; 370. 
 
 The Earth-worm. January, 1887, p. 8. 
 
 Oak-tree Borer {Chrysobothi Is dentipes. Germ.). 
 January, 1867, p. 22. 
 
 Ants II nd their Cows. February, 1867, p. 47. 
 Insects injurious to the Turnip Crops. February, 
 1867, p 51. 
 
 Grasshoppers, or Locusts. March, 1867. p. 87. 
 Cut-wonus destroying Spring Wheat. April, 
 18 7, p. 12:J-4. 
 
 The Canker worm. May. 1867. pp. i:«, 169. 
 
 The Squash-bug (Coreus tristis, De Geer>. June, 
 1867, p. 173. 
 
 Flea-beetles on Rhubarb and Spinach. The 
 Plum-tree Curculio {Conot ravhelus nenuphar, 
 Herbst). June, 1807, p. 190. 
 
 The Stiiped Cucumber-beetle {Diabrofica littafa, 
 Fab.). Currant -worms. July, 1867, p. -JUri. 
 
 Statu Entomologist in Illinois. Abominable 
 negligence (Tent Caterpillars). July, 1867, 
 pp. 216, 221. 
 
 The Barley Joint Worm. Fir-tree Caterpillar. 
 
 Strawberry Insects. August, 1867, p. 2;W. 
 Horse Flies. Cherry and Pear Aphis. The 
 
 Three lined Potato -l)eetle iLema trilineata, 
 
 Oliv.). August, 1867, p. 252. 
 
 The Barley Joint worm. The Hop Aphis. Fir- 
 tree Caterpillars. Apple-tree Caterpillars. Sep- 
 tember, 1867, pp. 267-9. 
 
 Humble Bees. September, 1867, p. 28:}. 
 
 The Clothes Moth. Strawberry Worms. Octo- 
 lier, 1867, p. 311. 
 
 Insects injurious to the Grape. Nos. 1 and 2. 
 November, 1867. pp. :J27-8 ; :i51. 
 
 The Potato Sphinx {S. qninque macuiata. Haw.). 
 December, 1867. pp. 36.5. 
 
 Insects injurious to the Grape. No. 3. Januarj', 
 I8118, p. 7. 
 
 Hair Snake. {Gordius aquaticus). January, 
 
 18(i8, p. 28. 
 
 The Locust-tree Borer [Clyfus fleu-uosus. Fab.). 
 March, 1868, p. 75. 
 
 What is an Insect? March, 18(58, p. !». 
 
 The General Structure of an Insect. April, 18(>8, 
 p. 103. 
 
 The Head of an Insect. Insects of Early Spring. 
 April, 1868, p. 126. 
 
 The Wheat Midge and its Parasites. May, 1868, 
 pp. 134-5. 
 
ROYAL S04IRTY OF CANADA 
 
 16 
 
 lt«-thun(>. <'. J. H. 
 
 -t'ontinued. 
 
 Till' Kartli worm. May. 
 
 Antenna* of Insects. 
 1HH8. p. 157. 
 
 KntoinoloKical Report i»f tin- Statt- of Illinois. 
 SinK'ilar Cofoons (('olloMintiia firomefhec, 
 Drury>. .lune. l>tV, p. 172. 
 
 Tlu" Plum Curculio {('inii>triic/utiiJt r luphnr, 
 Herbst*. A Strawlierrj- Bug. .June, 1H6M, p. 189. 
 
 The Wheat Midge H'ecldomyin trifich. The 
 Palmer-worm. .luly, 1««H, pp. 208-7. 
 
 Burying Beetles. The Plum Cu.Tulio. July, 
 imi, pp. 214^5. 
 
 Specimen's reared from larvir or puptp. August, 
 imt*, p. i>». 
 
 Entomological Queries. The Rer" humped Apple- 
 tree Taterpillar. The S<jua.Hh hug. September, 
 18ftS u\>. 2«>2 :i. 
 
 The Horned Corydalis. An Emperor Moths 
 Cocoon. Spechnens from a Sthool (Hrl. Sep- 
 teml)er. 1H6M, p. 27S. 
 
 A Man slaying Caterpillar! The Cecropia Km- 
 perirMoth. Beech Aphides. OctoI>er. 186S. p.'Jl<>. 
 Cockroaches. Noveml>er, IHKH, p. 827. 
 The Wheat Midge. November, lHfi8, p. :j.tO. 
 Apple-tree Borers. December. 1868, p. ;{fiO. 
 
 What is the use of Entomology ! Galls and their 
 origin. .January, LSI)!*, pp. litKll. 
 
 Strawberry Worms. Ants and their habits. 
 
 Strength of Insects. February. lf««9. pp. 58-0. 
 Ravages of the Midge in l^^tiH. The Mea. Worm 
 
 (Tenebrio molitor, Linn.). March, IStKt, pp. !M> 7. 
 
 Tiger Beetles. Currant-bush Cat t-ipi liars. Curi- 
 ous doings of Ants. April, IHO!), pp. IW-S. 
 
 The American Vapourer Moth, and <Hher Notes. 
 
 May, 1860, pp. 177-9. 
 Carnivorous Ground-l>eetles. .June, 1860, pp. 217-8. 
 
 Unicorn Beetle and other Insects. The Apple- 
 tree Bark-louse. The Dog-iick. The Goose- 
 berry Fruit-worm. Cut-worin.s. -luly, 18()l\ 
 pp. 2i>5-8. 
 
 Popular Entomology. Apple-tree Bark-louse. 
 Maple - tree Borer. The Rose - bush Slug. 
 Squash Bugs and Cucumber Beetles, etc. 
 August, 1860, pp. 2a=>-9. 
 
 The trrain .\phis. The Raspberry Cane-girdler. 
 Septemlier, I860, pp. ;tl(i 0. 
 
 Poiscmous Worms again. I^arva infesting the 
 Parsnip. The Potato F'lea-l>eetle. CJarden Ene- 
 mies. October, i860, pp. .'178-80. 
 
 A Collect on of Insects. The Pea Weevil. No- 
 vember, 180!), pp. 42.5 H. 
 
 Cabbage Insects. Insects affecting the Balsam 
 and Spruce. December, 1869, pp. 1.57-8. 
 
 W^ater Beetles. Parasite on the Saw-fly Currant- 
 worm. The Six-ribl)ed Pine-beetle. .January, 
 1870, pp. 17-19. 
 
 Emperor Moth Cocoon. Those terrible tomato 
 worms again. Februarj', 1870. pp. -58-9. 
 
 Carrion Beetles. New Species of Insects. March, 
 1870, pp. 112-:^ 
 
 lU'thun*', V. .1. H.—Contitmrd. 
 
 The Pea Weevil. Scavenger Beetles. I^ook out 
 for the Colorado Potato In-etle ! April. 1870, 
 pp. i:i7 8. 
 
 Apple-tree liark lou.se. .May, 1K70, p. 194. 
 Precautions against Noxious In.sects. How to 
 co'lect insects. How to destroy ants, .lune, 
 
 1870, pp. 2:«i .5. 
 
 Entomological Queries and Replies. .July. 1870, 
 pp. 271-4. 
 
 The Colorado Beetle— Invasion of Canada I Pop- 
 lar-tree Caterpillars, etc. A'lgust, 1870, pp. 2SW 9. 
 
 The Cattle Fly. Entomological Queries and Re- 
 plies. The .\pple Curculio. September, 1870, 
 pp. :tl5-7. 
 
 The Poisonous U) Tomato Worm. October, 1870, 
 p. 880 ; December, p. 455. 
 
 The Potato Sphin.x. Entomological Queries and 
 Replies November, 1870, pp. 424-5. 
 
 Dung Beetles {Seay'abffidtrK February. 1871, p. 72. 
 The White-marked Tusso<'k Caterpillar. Earth- 
 worm.s. April, 1871. pp. i:i5-6. 
 
 The Colorado Potato Beetle. May, 1871, p. 180; 
 
 June. 1871, pp. 219 20. 
 Wire-worms. Mud-dauber Wasps. .June, 1871, 
 
 p. 220. 
 
 Apple-tree Borer. Entomological Notes and Que- 
 ries. July, 1871, p. 271. 
 
 The Hessian Fly. August, 1871. p. :««. 
 Entomological Queries and Replie.s. Spiders. 
 
 September, 1871, pp. 3:16-7. 
 Entomological Queries and Replies. October, 
 
 1871, p. :175. 
 
 The Ix>cu8t tree liorer. Parasite of the Colorado 
 Potato-beetle. The Hag-moth Caterpillar. No- 
 vember, 1871, pp. 41.5-(>. 
 
 Luminous In.sects. April, 1872, p. 1;16. 
 
 Lady-bi ds (Corc(H^//(*/« >. May, 1872, p. 175. 
 
 The Colorado Potato Beetle. June, 1872, p. 2(J8. 
 
 Insect Economy. January, 1878, p. 6. 
 
 Entomology, Past and Future. February, 1878. 
 
 pp. m-7. 
 The Potato Crop and the Colorado Beetle. Fel»- 
 
 ruary, 1878, p. .53. 
 Insects of March. February, 187:^, pp. .56-7. 
 Wheat Insects in 1872. March, 1878, p. 97. 
 Books on Insects. March, 1878, p. 102. 
 The Codling Worm. May, 1873, pp. 180-1. 
 A Humming-bird Moth. The Luna Emperor 
 
 Moth. June, 1878. p. 197. 
 Pine-borer Beel\ii{Moiiohammus con/usvr.Kirby). 
 
 July, 1873, p. 237. 
 
 Entomological Queries and Replies. Jtily, 1873, 
 
 p. -244. 
 The Promethea Emperor Moth. September, 1878, 
 
 p. 829. 
 Spread of No.xious Insects. October, 1873, p. :i57- 
 The Potato and Tomato Worm. October, 1873, 
 
 p. 878. 
 
16 
 
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 1889. 
 
 Canada: It« .Vational Devi-lopment and Destiny. 
 
 {fiKirtirlu l{> fi'W. liondon and New York, July, HS7, 
 See also Pn>ci •ilinoo <>f Wfxi.rn AnnmiatiuK of 
 Ifritei., Richmond. Ind., 189<i. 
 
 The Study of Political Science in Canadian I'ni- 
 
 versities. 
 
 Tr'ttumi tifinM 1,1' R'liinl Siirii hj,,/ Cnniiiin. Vol. vri.. 
 
 Sec. 2, 1K89. Also one of u course of lectures before 
 Trinity University, Toronto. 
 
 Federal (Jovemnient in Canada. 
 
 CatmiHan Lair Tiini-i, Toronto, 1889. 
 
 The National Sentiment in Canada : an Historical 
 St\idy. 
 
 Unirmity Quarifrlp Rerietr, Toronto, 1890. 
 
 Canada and the United States. 
 
 Se<itti-!i Ri rt". If, Paisley, Londonand New \'ork,18!iO. 
 Canada and the United States : A Study in Com- 
 parative Politics. 
 
 A lecture before Harvard University (Sever Hall) 
 and the School of Political Science, Johns Hopkins 
 University, Baltimore, Md. Printed in .ti»n>»i««/j4„i»T- 
 icnn Amd, ,„u '>/ Pi'lilienI Sii'enn. Philadelphia, 189(1. 
 
 The Federal Constitution of Canada. 
 
 TheJuridiral Ririiir, Edinburgh, IS'.K). 
 
 Parliamentary Procedure and Practice in Canada. 
 With an account of the oripiii;, prowth, and 
 operation of Parliamentary institutions in the 
 Dominion. And an Appendix containing the 
 British North America Act of 1887 and aniend- 
 inp; Acts, Governor-CJeneral's commission, in- 
 structions, etc), forms and prtx-eedings in 
 divorce, etc. Montreal : Dawson Bros. 
 
 1st edition, 1884, 8vo., pp. XV. + 785. New edition. 
 1891,8vo., pp. XX +92>*. 
 
 A Manual of the Constitutional History of Can- 
 ada from the Earliest Peritxi to the Year 1888, 
 including the B. N. A. Act, 18»)7, and a Digest 
 of .Judicial Decisions on Questions of Legisla- 
 tive -lurisdiction. Montreal: Dawson Bros., 
 ^*'~'" LSH8. 
 
 A republication of the first chapter of the author's 
 work foregoing, on Parliamentary Procedure f<jr the 
 ;: _;-■'-- '■'• .: me of students. 12mo., pp.zii. + 238. 
 
 Boarinot. John ii*'*trigf.—Conthtu*'ti. 
 
 Canada and the United States: Their P»»t and 
 Present. 
 
 Paprf •/ tkr Amrriean Hiil'trirttl Atmieialitm, 
 WaxhinctoD. Vol l. 
 
 Alio, in Till i/uarUrh RrtKie, No. 344, April, 18W, 
 iu AH abridfrt;d fomi. 
 
 Responsible Government in Canada: Its History 
 and KesultM. 
 
 Nali»Hal CIhI, Paptrt, Toronto, Limo-. 1891. 
 Also appears in series of pap,>ra on ParliamiHltirn 
 Ouvtritmtmt in Camaita, 8«e below. 
 
 Canadian Studies in Comparative Politics. 
 I. The English Character of Canatlian Institu- 
 tions. II. Comparison lietween the Political 
 Systems of Canada and the United States. III. 
 Fe<leral Government in Switzerland compared 
 with that of Canada. Montreal : Dawson Bros., 
 
 First deliverad as a series of three lectures before 
 Trinity University and afterwards printed in \lo., 
 pp. 91. 
 
 Also in Tranmii tiiiHi uf Royal S'/cirty <tf Cannda^ 
 Vol. IX., Sec.2,18»l. 
 
 Parliamentary contpjired with Congressional Gov- 
 ernment. Continuation of foregoing studies. 
 Traiuaetvinn uf Rnual !^»riety of CnnaJa, Vol xl., 
 Sec. 2. 1893. Also forms part of series in Parliime»- 
 tary Gurrninii nt in OjHOi/a, as ^>eluw. 
 
 Once Famous LouislMuirg. 
 
 Magazi'ui Aiinrirnn WMr.<r//, New York, Miirch, I8'r*2. 
 The Acadian F'rench in Cape Breton, once He 
 Royale. 
 
 r;./- »f.efc, Toronto. April. IW2. 
 Ix)uisl>ourg in If<9L 
 
 RfpiMican Jnuraal, Belfast, Me., January 14, 18;>2. 
 
 Historical and Descriptive Account of the Island 
 
 of Cape Breton, and of its Memorials of the 
 
 French Regime ; with historical, bibliograpiiical 
 
 and general notes. 
 
 Larire -tto , pp. I'.T. With illustrations and maps, 
 Montreal, 1892. Also in Trttnuaitiont <>/" thi- R'Hial 
 S'x-Utyof Canada, Vol. IX., Sec. 2, 1891. 
 
 Parliamentary tJovernment in Canada. A Con- 
 stilutioiuil and Historical Study. Washington : 
 Government Printing Otlice, IHiri. 
 
 Repriuteii from AuimoI Rri>',rt of the Am-ricitit 
 Hi'torical Atforintion for 1W»1, pp. 309-40'. 
 
 The English Character of Canadian Institutions. 
 Cimii- mporani Rerinif, London and New Yorki 
 October, 1892. 
 
 Alexander Mackenzie's Place in Canadian History. 
 
 Th, HV,/t, Toronto, Nov. 18, 1891. 
 A Canadian Manual on the Procedure at meet- 
 ings of municipal councils, shareholders and 
 directors of compjinies, .synods conventions, 
 .societies, and public lx)dies generally, with an 
 introductory review of the rules and u.sages of 
 parliament that govern public a.ssemblies in 
 Canala. With an an.alytical index. Toronto: 
 The Carswell Co., Law Publishers, \^M. 
 8vo., pp. VIM -I- 444. 
 A Protest .against Historical Hysterics and Pla- 
 r*^ giarism. A review of "Cape Breton Iliustratt^." 
 
 Tht Wrrk; Toronto, April 27. 1894. 
 The foregoing protest against historical pretender* 
 """"-"""" is the first of a series of reviews in the same paper. 
 
18 
 
 HIHLKMHiArHY OF TIIK 
 
 Itikurinot, .lohn (M-oric**. ContinHeil. 
 Tb« CuiiHtitutioii (>r ('Hiiiula, pp. 7. 
 
 BanUkrr'i lJi>mi»t>m '"/ C-ihu lit : J UaniUnok fur 
 TnirrlUrt.Le'wme, IHH. 
 
 Itovi'jr, llt'iiry T. 
 
 Crib Work in Canada. 
 
 I'ri,ftdinat of In'titiite CicU Eneinffri ifLnt.), No. 
 
 rat. 18*). 
 
 .Vpplif<l Mechanics. Two part.'*. Montreal:.). 
 Lovell & Son, ItOfi. 
 
 iK'Uijr, »«vo.. pp, l*i 15<) 
 
 An inve.'stiKation iih to the Maximum lit'iidinK 
 MomentNHt the PointHof Siip(Mjrt(>f ContinuouH 
 llirders of n Spans. 
 
 Tniinn-liiMU K'titalSvtieln of Camttltt. Vol. v.,S<M. 
 .1, 1SS7. 
 
 Tlu- Miixiniiini Sliear iuid B«-ri<Iin); MumtMit pro- 
 dui-fd by i\ Live LoikI at <lit!t?r<'ni point.s of 
 Horixontal (firder AU of spjin I. 
 /'.iW., Vol. VII., ^ec. 3,1888. 
 
 ^ The FU'.xiire of Columns. 
 
 /'.../ , Vol. !i.,8tc 3, 1H92. 
 Theory of Strm-ture.s and Strenjcth of Materials. 
 .\tsv York : .J. Wiley & Sons, WW. 
 8to.,pp. RSl. 
 
 Hydraulic Motors. Montreal : .1. Lovell & Son, 
 IHSKJ. 
 
 Kesults of E.xperiments on Tran.svenw Strength 
 of Canadian White I'ine. 
 
 Tniitu ifiiimn '«/ Canadian Societu Ciril Engineen, 
 Montreal. 18y3. 
 
 Brjmiifr, l>out;)aN. 
 
 A lar^e part of his work was editorial, and there- 
 fore anonymous. In 1S72. he was selected to 
 orjjanize a branch of the Department of Akti- 
 enlture. Arts and Statistics at Ottawa, for the 
 collection and arraiiKement oi the Arrhirfu of 
 i'annila. For the first nine years, the work of 
 arrangement was carried on so as to have the 
 material which had l>een collected put in such 
 a condition as would render the works of refer- 
 ence easily accessible to investigators. Re- 
 port.s oil the progress of the work can he seen in 
 the Rrpurfs of the Department of Agriculture 
 for 1ST2 (\o. 2Sh: for 187:1 (Xo. 21». Tlie report 
 for 1S74 has also one fron» the Abbe Verreau 
 (see under proper head in this bibliography*. 
 
 Tht-fir"! Dipariitr npiirt nti funwlian ^rcA I'rcx was 
 published in 1SS2, being an a.^coiint of the ;jroceedin(rs 
 of the previous year (ISS]). Tbaf report was of a gen- 
 eral nature, as it included an account of the system 
 — of keeping the public records. It contains a sketch of 
 
 the origin of the present Public Record offices in Lon- 
 don and Edinburgh, and a catalogue of the manu- 
 scripts in the British Museum relating to Canada. It 
 was regarded ii3 of so much value, that the whole 
 re;":rt was published in that of the Public Record 
 Office, London, for 188l'. 
 
 Th- report for 1H82 (published in 1S8.^) gives details of 
 the work in tne branch, a table of the divisions of the 
 ;___,_, Dominion of Canada, comioercial tables, and speci- 
 mens of the system adopted for calendaring the docu- 
 ments. 
 
 llryiiintT, l»«>iit{lHH. Cimtinuril. 
 
 Tk' rrptirt fur IStl't c>iiit,tinii njnop.tei* ol papers in the 
 Pulilio Re<>or<i (HHcv. London, relatiiif to C.iriaila. and 
 the name br Mr. .Marmclte nC papem ui the .'Hiatp De- 
 |MrtMMnt>, Pari*, letter* »n the sliitn i<f Caniula in 
 ,WyT. Fr«d. Elliot, svcretar) of thf <)ii*fi>rd coiu- 
 I, and by Hon. A. V. M<>rin in IHIl, in antici- 
 lof the firtt meeting of the L#gialatui« of I'nitad 
 Canada; also, "TraniautioDS relating to Uttdton'i 
 Biy inlfiST." 
 
 For 1884, Ikt prrlimimiry rej>»rt eontaiot a iketoh of 
 tht* capture of Quebeo by Kirk in IHJ*.). and its restor- 
 ation by Charles I. tn France in 1131. A very interest- 
 ing letter w-itt«n in H^l by Charles to Wakn, the 
 ambassador to Kranoe, unearthed by Dr. Brymner in 
 the Briti.«h .Museum, was published in this rvport, 
 clearing up an iib>oure historical point. A manuscript 
 account, w.tten in l>i'i, of the martyrdom of Fathers 
 Urebipuf and L'Allemant is printed in this repirt, 
 with a translation into English. In the description of 
 Nova.'^cotia by Lieut.-Col. Morse, in his report dated 
 in 1784, is the first proposal f-T eonfedcration of the 
 Provinces, the place fuggesteil by Col .Morse for the 
 metropoli.t be'og Cape Breton Au abstract of the 
 " Fealty Kolls" of Lower t'anaila has proved of great 
 value to inquirers respecting the first grants anu .^uo- 
 cetsions to the seigniories in that Province. The 
 (■alendar of the Ualdimand colleeiion was began in 
 this voluma. 
 
 In l>i>i5, thf tvnoptit of paper* io the department* St 
 Paris, the abstract of the (ealty rills ami the calendar 
 of the Haldimand collection were continued- In the 
 prelirainarv report a sketch is given of the events, so 
 far as they affected Canada, >>f the American Rnvolu- 
 tionary War, and a hiatus suppli( d in the letter writ- 
 ten by Lord Oeorge Germain t" Sir (iuy Carleton, 
 which, it seemr" probabk, led to the resignation of the 
 latter. The correspondence is given in full in a note 
 (marked D) to the repfirt. A careful outline of the 
 life of an ex-.Jesuit named Roiibaud 's of interest to 
 the investigators of Canadian history. 
 
 /al88<i th< rep-trtioi Frmeli An liiremiinl llf ml- inlnr 
 of the H ililiiiiott'l colt' rii'iiii are continued. The pre- 
 liminary report gives an account of the capture of 
 Louisbourg in lT4o, with chart of (Jabanis Bay and 
 plan of L<juisbourg, showing the position of the fort, 
 etc. : note A giving the proposal of Samuel Waldo 
 for its reduction in IT'iS. The journal of Legardeur 
 St. Pierre in I'M) to 175'J, with Sir i»uy Carleton's re- 
 marks on Western trade (notes C and D), and the 
 letter-b<xik of .Mile-* Macdonell. reporting his pro- 
 ceed ngs with the emigrants taken at the exi>en.<e of 
 Lord Selkirk to settle Rupert s Land, give a view of 
 different parts of the Canaiiian Xorth-West at differ- 
 ett periods. The hi.-'tory of the construction of the 
 first ciUials on the St. Lawrence in 1"8<1 and 17S1, and 
 the discovery that a canal was in existence on the 
 Canadian side of the .Sault Sfe. Marie from 17^7 and 
 a few year.-' onwards, are of interest to engineers. 
 The visit of Capi. Eny.s to Niagara in lT!<r, the journal 
 of which is published in full, ha.-< been regarded by 
 geologists as of coFsidcrable importance. 
 
 /■ 1887, the Bepurt on freneh Archiveiianil the cat- 
 enfiaro/thi- Hatiliniand pafteri were continued. In 
 the preliminary rt'port is the sketch of the life of 
 General Haldimand, who becnnie tioveruor of Canada 
 in succession to Sir (Jny Carleton and who continued in 
 command till the close of the Revolutionary war. A 
 letter ftom M. Tremblay, .agent for the Seminary of 
 Quebec, anted in lt)95, published in full with a transla- 
 tion, affords re;i»on for a sketch of the ecclesiastical 
 - affairs of that Province during the incumbency of the 
 first Bishops, Mgr. de Laval and .Mgr. St. Valli^re. 
 The account of the capture of Fort Shelby, at Prairie 
 
KOYAL SCXIICTY OF CANADA 
 
 19 
 
 du Cbien, by Li«ttt.-0»t. McKay, in 1H14, taken from 
 the orivitml ilooamonli kibod( th« Arobiren civeida- 
 ttib of m litllo known epiWMl* in tha war uf ISl'.'. 
 Furt MvKay, »<> e»lt«<l after the eaptiirv, wan rcttured 
 to (be ('iiite<( St.iIeK nt the el»i<e u( the war. Soma 
 idM may be f<iriui'<i of the bar<i»hi|>!i exi>«riarice<l by 
 tka a»riy exi>lnmni for a ri titr to Ik> ukoI by the 
 Canadian P.iuifi'- ICtilway, by tb« journal kr|>t by Mr. 
 Ilanington of hi'< Kiirvpy in the Rorky Moiiiiiaint 
 durinic the winter of lS71-.i. 
 
 In !■*>«, fh< rilr„iliir nf ikr H.tl.liminni enltfHitm 
 wan riiitinii'ii. Thr (laixTl puhli^heil in full tu iioleii 
 to the i>reliiuina''y report have the titles ; The Walker 
 Outraur, I'til; <!eiienil MurniyV Recall : the Frem-h 
 Noblewe in t'*naiU alter ITti I ; I'icrre du Calvet : the 
 Northwest Trule and Kreiinh Koyaliit!* in Ijiper 
 Canada. In the preliminary n-port are "keiehtMi of 
 thi! fh«r;n-ter. etc.ol Walker, the uulijt'cl of the out- 
 race, ami of Pierre ilii Calvet, who-e ttatcinentu are 
 rigorously wuiitbcij In the liitht of the oorre'pondenee. 
 The alinofit foriolten attempt of French Hoyaliita 
 under the Count de l'ui»«ye to letile in Upiier Canada 
 after the Revolutionary party in Fratire had been fully 
 eatabli!<hcd is do irly iihown by the correi^pondenc* on 
 Um subject, which \» puhlisbed in thit. rei><>rt in full, 
 and by the sketrhes in the preliminary report. 
 
 fit ISSH. Ill- itiU liilur if th- H'll-limaiiil e-JlieiiiiH\a 
 eomi>letc i and the diary of llnldimaii 1, containing 
 many curious entries atnone many that ^re very 
 trivial, iii printed in full with careful translation the 
 nainei! mentioned being m> far as possible identified. 
 The Riiuiiuri Culhciiitn is al."o calendared, beinn l»'«un 
 and comideied in this report. It.iu(|uet, it may be 
 mentioned, was a brother foldier with IIald'::i uid, 
 both beinir foreign officers of the Royal American, 
 afterwards the 'iiUli regiment. In the preliminary re- 
 port is a reprint of a paper on .Archives, read before 
 the American Historical A.ssociation, which gives a 
 history of the origin and progress of the department. 
 A sketch of the schools and schoolmaster-' in Canada 
 U in the body of the iireliminary report; remarks 
 on early explorers in the Northwest: additional re- 
 marks on the forgotten canal at Sault Ste, Marie, with 
 lithographed views of the remains. The general 
 topics dealt with are Northwestern exidoratioris, the 
 journal of \a V'^randrye of 1738-39 and other twelve 
 document." on the subject being primed in ful, : re- 
 ligions, educational and other statistic- . Vermont 
 negotiations; ISefore and after the battle <i{ Edge 
 Hill (as unlly called the battle of Busliy Run), includes 
 the oricin.il corre-poinb'nce pubHshed in full ; the 
 Ue.'ervation of Indi.in L'lnds (after the rapture of 
 Canada in IT'Vi and the treaty ..f Paris in I7i>-!) ; cor- 
 respondence respecting tho construction of a canal 
 from liuke Chami>laiii to ihe.**t I^awrcnce in 17S.Sto 
 17H9. 
 
 /.t I89l», till .ri/t/o/o/- .</ Iht Still. f'lUHii I'.ir th'- 
 Pntrinfi' <•/ >^«'l»c was begun, the preliminary reiiort 
 giving a summary of the hi.-tory iii.Muded in the 
 papers, such as the advances made by Amher>t, tlie 
 first (lovemor, to give the inhabitants after the sur- 
 renderiu 1760an opportunity to retrieve their fortuncs- 
 the (fovemmcnt and recall of Murray, the first Lieut. 
 (Jovernor ; the accession of Carleton : the passing of 
 the Constitutional Act of 1774 ; a reference to the 
 Revolutionary war, and a summary of the p;iperg 
 published in lull, which are under the.-c heads: Ad- 
 ministration of Justice (after the close of the military- 
 rule in Uuebei- ; Correspondence re?|>ecting the Con- 
 stitutional Act of 1701 ; Northwestern exploration ; 
 Internal communication in Canada; Relations with 
 the United States after the peace of 1783 A litho- 
 graphed mat) u( one by Peter Pond, an Indian trader, 
 
 liryiiiiirr. I>ou|{Ia«. -CimtinHed, 
 
 hitherto uhpubliahad. illuftnUM Um 4)>cuai«nlii re- 
 sfxetinc the Northweft in the repMTt for tbia year. 
 
 /« 1»»1. fkr rnlemititr of ik' Stn't Plapen t.,r h.wvr 
 •«•/ fl^tK-r fViia«/<>i, th« Province of <Jii«li*o boiiur mrw 
 divided into two. i« becan. and contaia* lint* of (ba 
 ■ppliaantf for and grant**** of l.»tidii. p'a'M I m al|>ka- 
 hotiasl order at the Kud of each volume calendared 
 wiiiah eoiitsin* the applirMion*. The preliminiry 
 report fummariiie* the history of tlie |M.ri'»| cvrrcd 
 by tbecn'eiidar from I7'.>2 to I*!*! in ' Lowar 
 
 C»na.U, and to l*)l in that of I'pi • ; • . 1". Th." 
 correfpiindanee is puhliitbcd in full on the su^'jccta uf 
 which the titlei are . SeltUmeiit< and survey . I>ivi- 
 aion of Upper Canada: War »irh Kranee . French 
 repuhlican design* on t'anada: and the marriage law 
 in I'pper Canada. \ map of I'lipcr Cana<la f,r I'w 
 •h"ws the i-xteni of <,ettlomenl at that ijafe. 
 
 In Hirj. till inlmil ir <,/ Sf">'- /'"/,.(•» fur Ijntnir ami 
 rpinr CiiKivlii triiin \M*\ to 1*C waa cjnlinucil. In 
 the prelimin.iry report tha etlorts to iiiere:t»e the re- 
 venue it) biwer (\'»iiada are traccl, an I esp- r -illy in 
 regard lo the St. .Vfaurica Forges; the -otlling of 
 land" in both Provinces: the question of ti;e .lesuit 
 I'latate.*: a sketch o( the services of Mr. Houcbette 
 the Surveyor-'*ener»l . the state <)t reli«i>in. and the 
 ttepK towa'tis building »i .Anglicin cairiedral in l^oe- 
 bee; remarks on the X,.."thwesf fur trade. fha 
 titles of tne subject-', in regard to which the pi|iers are 
 published in full, will ."erve to >how the general na- 
 ture of the raport. These are ; tjetileinciits ami sur- 
 veys : liower Caniid-i in H'lt; Ecelesiaftical ulfair< in 
 L-iwcr Canada : F'olitical state of Upper Canada. ISlit) 
 and 1>07; Courts of ju-'ticc for the Indian country; 
 and Pro|M)»ed general fi-<bery and fur com pan y. 
 
 lit Has, owing to the absence of Mr. Brymner in 
 Ixindon, making investigations, the ret>ort i- confined 
 t') the calendar "f .State Papers for Lower and Upper 
 Canada from V><^ to ISIX 
 
 RiirKeMN. T. .1. \V. 
 
 I'olypus <d' th • Heart. 
 
 (\inniliaii •numnl ut Mi^ifiol ScUhc, May, 187it, 
 Torotito. 
 
 Tlu- n«'tieticoiit i\m\ Toxic Etr«H-t« of tlif Wirioiis 
 ."Spt'cies of Khii.H. 
 
 IMil., November, l***', Toronto Also, S.i-Ht!fie 
 Amrrlnm Snitplrmmi. i)ecember, ISfKt, New York. 
 
 liotaiiical Niilo ffoiii ("iiti;i(lii. 
 
 Hiilniiial iSn-.'Ui; Vol. V.t.. Nos. H ainl !*, .Aiiii'ist 
 and Septemli-r, 1*82, Indianap dis, Ind. 
 
 .V HotAiiif.al Holidiiy in Nova Scot ia. 
 
 V,„l.. Vol IX., \ s. I. 2. 3 and 4, January. Ftb- 
 ruary, Man-h and .-Vpril, 1S''4, Indianapoli.s, Ind. 
 
 Ciiii.Kli.iii FiUcitieif. Hy .loliti Marotm, M. A.. ;iii<l 
 T. .1 W. Hui^iiss, .M.I5. 
 
 Tinn'ncli'inM nf ihi Ituyi! Siicirty n'' Can-i'li V>d. 
 II , Sec. 4. 18.S4. 
 Aspitiiuiii Ofcopteris. 
 
 Uilimi'iil Gaz'He. Vol. xi.. No. 3, Mirch, 18Sr., 
 Indian:i polls, Ind. 
 Recent A idition.s to Canadian Filitine.-f. with 
 new stations for some of the species pn*viously 
 recorded. 
 
 Trnnaacli-inn <•/ ihi Rnyul So'-i'-li/ o>' Cmii'lH. Vol. 
 vi.,Sec. 4, 1HM5. 
 
 How to Study IJotany. 
 
 Joumnl and Prin-eriilnait o/llf Hnmiltvtt AnttialioH 
 Part IV., 1887-8, Hamilton, 
 
20 
 
 ItlHLUXiKAI'llY OF THK 
 
 HHriC«>«Ni. T. •!. W. Cmttinntti. 
 
 tnhUU. 
 
 J'lmrnalnmi ^lerMtin^nt ikr Hwuitl'im Am>-etmtuin. 
 F»rt IT.. »<,A, Usariltun. 
 
 Nirtf-* on ih«' Flor* of th«>4eth Pnrailrl from th< 
 l.i«kr of th*' VVfMxiM 4.0 Ihf Korkv MounUiirm. 
 Ihfl. t'.irl |r.. )MT-8, ilnmillon. Alwi, in /Vwaxr 
 /'rrM, !«ep«eu,b«r 15. I'M. Saint Paul. Minn. 
 
 Tb«* l^ke Krir Shore km a Hot«nizinK Krouii*!. 
 
 I*«rt v.. K^i), IImmiIioii. 
 
 Art in the Sii-k rooni. 
 
 1imf». J«nuarT S, 1WM4. Httmittoa. 
 Xott-s oil th*- History of Itotnny. 
 
 .A<M/-H'i/ »n'/ ffirrriUitg' ••/ ihr Hamill<m A»mM¥itvm. 
 J'art »!.. \mf-m. Ilamih<«. 
 
 ()|ihio^lor«Kiu'ii- .mil FiliffB. 
 
 I'-iiiiliirnf ■•/' CntKtilian I'lnnim. By John Macnun. 
 MA. . F.U**. Part v.. IS'.m. p|,. 2&3.;h7, 
 
 \ot«*s on thedfnu^ KhiiM. 
 
 J'.urmil irmil /V.«»» liiigt'.flhr Hamillnn Avnrvftiim. 
 Van Till. iR;i1-2. iUmiltim- 
 
 CnnifilK'H. Th«' Itt'Vfreiid tlohn. 
 
 AttlliiitioTi of tlif .VI};otii|uiii IjmKiiaRi*!*. 
 
 Proc-'dinf I'ammlnin Inililufr, New Series, Vol. I. 
 IH?.). Toronto. 8vo . |.p. ll-M. 
 
 Asiatic Tril»e.s in North .\ini'rica. 
 
 IbiiL, Vol. I. . 1881. Toronto. 8ro . pp. 171-206. 
 
 Birthplace of .Vneifiit Kelifcionn anil rivilizatinn. 
 Iti'priiiffil from i'iiiiinfian Journal, AuKUHt, 
 li<71. Toronto. 
 8vo. , pp. 29. 
 Coptlr Kleinent in LanKnaKf^ of the Indo- 
 European Family. lieprinteii from t'auiulian 
 Journal, .luly ami Dt'it-mlier. IK72. Toronto. 
 8vo., pp. 43. 
 
 Culflee I'olonies in the North ami Went. 
 
 tiritiih ami Furnim Er>t»grlirid A*' riVtr, July, 1881. 
 London 8to , pp. 4.>5-476. 
 
 Current l'nl>«'lief. 
 
 Hrr'l'iif'-nan Cnllrge JitHTtiif.l December, 1991, Mont- 
 real, Svo., pp. 91-98. 
 
 Descent of Man. QnrnfionM of thr Dny. Mont- 
 real : Drysdale. 1HH.5. 
 8V0., pp. 89-111. 
 Eastern Origin of the I'elts. 
 
 (^tnniiim, Journal, IS'ii, and January, 1S77. reprint. 
 Toronto >tro., pp. 21 and 53. 
 
 Ethnic Relations of the Zimri. 
 
 Tr-nntactionn Soeietv Biblical Arfhtr-douvtVtA.vi., 
 1879 London. 8vo., pp. 57s)-80. 
 
 Ktniria Oapta. 
 
 Procrtiiinti^ Cnnwlian Inutitntf, Vol. It., !888. 
 Toronto. 8vo., pp. 144-2fii). 
 
 Hittites, their Inscription and their History, 2 
 Vols., IrtNi. Toronto: Williamson & Co. 
 Svo., pp. 399 and 349. 
 
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 Brilith and Fnnif Kmntrltrnl H*ruitr, A^tU. MHl 
 
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 Scholasticism in Modern Theoloey. 
 
 Knox CiUleiit Monthly, December, 1889, Toronto. 
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 Shepherd Kings of Egypt. 
 
 Canadian Journal. April and Augmst, 1874, Toronto. 
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IIUYAL SOOIKTY OK CANADA 
 
 21 
 
 C^ainplM*!!, Thf Kt'v. Jithn. -i'tmliHuriL 
 
 Smi«* Im(K>rtAiit l*riiiript«Ni>f CtHiiptiraiivetimin 
 mar h,h Kx«*inplill<-fl in Aiiii*rii'«n A>i<iri|{iiinl 
 
 f'limi'lit AW»r>tfi<>i«W .V»alA/»,Mi<reb,t879. Tornnlo. 
 •»«.. pp U4-Uf». 
 
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 t*Ml. Toronto. flvu..rp 9a-»\ 
 
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 T*» Thtulin/Hr, Janu.try. IH-i. Halifas. i<vi>., ii|>. 
 43-48. 
 
 8p«niAh Divoverv fiml ('<)ni|U(>st in Anifririi. 
 .MotitlVHl, IHH2. 
 "VO , (ip- "J". 
 
 Talks About it<x>kt. 
 
 Pntfifff^riim ColUor Jonmiil. paMiu, lt«K-y,1. 
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 Thf Thrcf FonndiitioiiH. 
 
 Cait.iftfi I'rrthytrrian Chill rli Pulpit f"te<ind SerifK. 
 
 Toronto ; Jamri Campt>ell A ^im. 1873- Hro., pp. atft- 
 
 TniiiitiohH of th»' IVoph' of Mexito iin<i IVni 
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 TranHlHtioii of the (HtleNf 01ti«- DiK^uiiieiit Ex- 
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 TraH-fietiimi Cfltie S-.ei.i'i, .Montreal, 1SS7. 8r 
 pp l,')9-229. 
 
 Unity of the Human Hace from an American 
 Siandp<iint. 
 
 Brilith iiHii f'orrign /Cvnnii'fi'al Ilrrietr, .fanusry, 
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 The .Vmerican Indian : Who and Whence^ 
 
 Thr Ciiii'iiii'iii \'iiiiii:iiif, February. WM. 
 
 The (ireat Meet ion. Montreal : Ix>vell. 1."<»>J. 
 
 Prote.st Against the .IiidKment of the Pirshytery 
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 Caiiiphell. William WilfVid. 
 
 I«ike Lyrics and other Poems. .St. .Tohn. \.B. : 
 .1. & A. Miicmillan, l.*<K». 
 12mu., pp. 160. 
 
 The Dread Voyape. Toronto : William Wri>:g.s, 
 
 12mo., pp. 190. 
 
 Ahmet. 
 
 Canadian Mai/azint, 1894. 
 
 Ca8((rain, Abbe H. R. 
 
 Legendes Canadiennes. Quel)ec, 1861. 
 in 12. pp. 425. 
 
 Decouverte du Tombeaii de Champlain. Par M.M. 
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 Vie des Saints. Ottaw a. !>*7. 
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 ('«MKr«ln. .^bh*> H. It. Cnntiii 
 
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 Avu., pp. m. 
 
 Au (■ninni<*nrement di-w (Kuvren contpletes d<- O. 
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 1 Tol., Hro.. pp. M«. Premii-r« ed.. Qu^b«c. It64. 
 8vo.. pp. 4A7. 
 
 Jj* mfmr, traduit en allenmnd. UegenHburK. 
 New York, et Cincinnati, IS7i 
 1 voL.IImo.. pp. .■I'W. 
 
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 I'n Pelerinage au Pays d'Kvangeline. QneliM* : 
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 OuvrHre couronn*' par TAcad^'niie franvaiw. 
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 2 vul., 8to.. pp. 572 et 4S4. 
 
 Ikiiis I., ('iinntia-frnncnis, Qnt'ittr : 
 
 Coup d'«»'il sur I'Acadie avant la dispereion de la 
 colonie franvaise. Tome i., 1H8H, p. 114, 
 
 Eelaircisseme.its sur la question acailienne. Ihid. 
 p.4<M. 
 
 Montcalm peint i>ar luimeme, d'apres des pieces 
 inedites. Tome ii., ISSH, p. :{l:{. 
 
 IMns Irft MrmviftH deln Stwirtr rtrtfalr ihi ('iu)itiht : 
 
 Notre passe litteraire et nos deux historienH. 
 Tome I., Sec. 1, 18«J. 
 
 I^s quarante deniiere.»i ann^s : Le Canada depnis 
 luuion de 1M41, par .lohn Charles Dent. Ktude 
 critique. Tome ii., sec. 1, 1SH4. 
 
 Bioffraphie de Gerin-Lajoie. Fragment. Tome 
 III., Sec. 1, 18 4. 
 
 I^n Pelerinage au Pays d'Evangeline. Tome iv.. 
 Sec. 1, 1HH6. 
 
 Les .Vcadiens apres leur dispersion. Tome v.. 
 Sec. 1, 1887. 
 
 Eclaircis»enient8 sur la question acadienne. Tome 
 VI., Sec. 1, 1888 
 
 Montcaln* peint par lui meme. d'apres de.s pieces 
 inedites. Tome vii.. Sec. 1, 1889. 
 
 Une Seconde Acadie (lie Saint-Jean, lie du Prince 
 Edouard sous le regime franvais). Queljec : 
 Demers et Freres, 1«M. 
 1 Tol.. in 8vo. 
 
22 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THK 
 
 <'hapnian, Kdwunl •!. 
 
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 Svo., jip. \{r2. 
 
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 Minerals and tleolopy of Ontario and (JnelK-c ; 
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 In the TraiiSficfiona of thr Canailinn /iisfifitte, 
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 \ew Trilohites from Canadian Hocks. dllns- 
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 Xew species of Asaphn.s. Series II., Vol. iv., 
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 Asaphus Megisto , etc. (Illustrated.) Series U., 
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 New species of .Vgelacrinites. Series II.. Vol. v., 
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 Atomic Constitution and Crystidline Form as 
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 An outline of the Geology of Ontario. Series II., 
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 On the (K-currence of CopjMT Ore in the Island 
 of Gnin<i Man.'in. (Illustrated.) S«'ries II., 
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 On Wolfram from Chief-Island. I-ikcCouchiihing. 
 Serie.s II., Vol. t.. pp. :)IK 
 
 On the Klaprothite i>r Liznlite of NKrth Caro 
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 On the Position of Lievriie in the .Mineral Series. 
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 On the m-cnrrence on Allanite or Orf hite in Cana- 
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 On the -Analysis of some Iron Ores and Ankerites 
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 On t he Proljahle Nature of Protichnites. Serie.s 
 II., Vol. XV., pp. 4*«-S». 
 
 Note on the Function of Sjilt in Sea-Water. 
 
 Series II.. Vol. xv.. pj>. :<2!»:U. 
 Note on a Belt of .Vuriferous Country in the 
 
 Township of Marmora. Series II.. Vol. xiii.. 
 
 On the occurrence of the Genus Cryptoceras in 
 Silurian Rocks. Series I., Vol. ii., pp. 'M\\^. 
 
 Note on Stelliform Ciystals. (Illustrated.) 
 
 Series II., Vol. vi., pp. l-(>. 
 Note on the object of the Salt Condition of the 
 
 Sea. Series I.. Vol. iii., pp. 1S«) 7, 227i>. 
 Note on Phosphorus in Iron Wire. Series II., 
 
 Vol, IX., pp. 170 1. 
 On the Silver Locations of Thunder Hay. (Illns- 
 
 trati<l.» Series II.. Vol. .\ii., pp. 21S-2t>. 
 Contributions to Blow-Pipe Analysis. (Illus- 
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 A Table for calculatingthe Weight and Yield per 
 
 Running Fathom of Mineral Veins. Series II., 
 
 Vol. XII.. 47S 7!t. 
 Habits of a Small Snake in Captivity. Series II., 
 
 VoL XIII., 551 -."ifi. 
 Note on the Cause of Tides. Series H., Vol. xiv., 
 
 pp. 27l>-»<>. 
 
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 Note on Molecular Contraction in Natural Sul- 
 
 phids. Vol. 1., Sec. 3, lSf<2. 
 Note on Spectroscopic Scales. Vol. i.. Sec. 4, 1883. 
 
 On the Classitication of Crinoids. Vol. i.. Sec. 4, 
 
 1,^82. 
 On some deposits of Ti'anifenjus Iron Ore in the 
 
 Counties of Haliburton and Hastings, Out. Vol. 
 
 II., Sec. 4, 1884. 
 
F?OYAL S()CIh:TY OF CANADA 
 
 23 
 
 Chu|tiiian, KdMurti J. -Ctmtinun!. 
 
 On MiiiictiNni in Inorpinii- Nature. \o\, ii., 
 S«f. 4, lsj<4. 
 
 On some Iron Ores of Central OnUirio. \'ol. ill.. 
 Sec. X, 1S.S.J. 
 
 On the \V;illl)ri<lKe Ift'inatite Mine, as illustrating 
 the stock fiirniecl intKieof oci-urreiice in certAin 
 on' deposit!!. Vol. III., Sec. 4, 1HK5. 
 
 On the ColonriiiK Matter of Black Tourmalines. 
 Vol. IV., Sec. ;<, !?*«;. 
 
 On a New Da-ssitic ition of Trilobitea. Vol. vii.. 
 Sec. I, 1.S85>. 
 
 Notes on some Unexplained Anomalies in the 
 Flame Reactions of certain MineniN and Chem- 
 ical IkKlies. Vol. VI r.. Sec. 3, IrtHOi 
 
 On tl.e Mexican Tvjh- in the Crj-Ntallization of the 
 Topaz. \'ol. X., sec. 8. ISlfi. 
 
 On the rorals and Corallifonn Types of PaUeozoic 
 Strata. Vol. xi.. Sec. 4, l.HWl 
 
 For early iiiper:! of this author see TmnfctinnH «/ 
 
 Annnln •>>' .Xnturtit .SVr< ucr, and Chemieal Aeict. 
 
 Clark, The He^erend William. 
 
 The lledeenier : a Series of Sernums on the Person 
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 The Comforter: Sermons on the Holy (ihost. 
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 The Four ieniperamtnt?.. and Occasional Ser- 
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 (irnnimHire de la langue algonquine. 
 
 Totnea ix. ct x. Jm Mtm >irt dt la SimUti Ri-talt 
 du VamuUu 1891 et 18it2. 
 .\notc kekon. 
 
 Toiue XI. den M/m-Ur'u dr In Si,<i/I/ HniioU du 
 Camnlii, 1893. 
 
 David. Ii. C>. 
 
 Portraits et Biographie.i. Montreal : Beauchemin 
 & Valois. 
 
 8vo., pp. 3uil. 
 
 Les Patriotes de 1837-1838. Montreal : K. Senecal 
 & Fils. 
 
 8to . pp. 298. 
 
 Feu P. J. O. Chauveau. 
 
 Dans Lex M/moirm de la Soei^U Ruyale du Cnnadn, 
 Tome i.\.. Sec. 1.18H. 
 
 Mes Contemporains. Montreal : E. Senecal & Fils, 
 18tM. 
 
 8ro., pp. 285. 
 
 l>uwM>n, \'ery Uevereinl .l-^neais MflJowell. 
 
 The Temporal .Sivereignty of the Pope. Ottawa 
 and Ix>ndon, Kng., 18fi0. 
 
 8vo.,pp. "i-T. The firi<t book printed and published 
 in Ottawa. 
 
 St. Vincent de Paul : a Biography. Ixindon, 
 
 18ft5. 
 
 8vo.> pp. 71. 
 Seven Letters together with a Lecture on the 
 
 Colonies of Great Britain. Ottawa. 1870. 
 
 An Essay on the Poets of Canada, Ottawa, 1870. 
 The late Hon. Thomas DArcy Mctiee, M.P. : a 
 Funeral Oration. Ottawa. 1870. 
 
 Pius IX. and His Time. London, Can., and Lou- 
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 8vo.. pp. 440. 
 The Northwest Territories and British Columbia. 
 Ottawa. 1881. 
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 Canada and its Resourves. 
 
 Greater liritnln. London. Eng. 
 
 The Catholics of Scotland. London, Can., and 
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 Tran.slatwnn. 
 
 The Parish Priest and his Parishioners, l^iidon. 
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 I.,etters of the same author on tlie Si)anish In- 
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 Poems. 
 
 Massacre of Os/miana, a poem in blank verse. 
 
 Gla-sgow, 1HI4. 
 Solitude. Ottawa, 1870. .t pp. 
 
 Royalty at Ottawa. Ottawa "Times." May 3, 
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24 
 
 BIBLIOCJRAPHY OF THE 
 
 I>awH4>n, Very Rev .RneaM MoD. — Ctmtinued. 
 
 The llith of .Inly at Ottawa. 1H85. 
 
 Vi»*i(>ii of Burns at Lini-lmlen. Ottawa, It^O, p. 12. 
 
 KonibuniiMcnt of .'-k>n(lt*rlN)rg. Ottawa. IfM. 
 
 The late Lord Kl«in. EleKiac. Ottawa, lf«M. 
 
 St. Andrew's Day at Ottawa, 1HB4. 
 
 Epistle in verse to a friend descriptive of Canada. 
 
 Ottawa. 1S70, pp. VA 
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 Welconu' Hon. T. D'Arcy MctJee, Minister of 
 
 .Vjcricnlture, to Ottawa, 18(i7. 
 lament for the Rt. Rev. J. Gillis. An elegiac 
 
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 The last Defender of .Terusaleni. Ottawa, 1SH2. 
 The Heroine of Vercheres. Ottawa. 1HS2. 
 Xenobia.Queen of Palnij-ra. 108pp.,8vo. Ottawa, 
 
 188-2. 
 Dominion Day. Ottawa, 1886. 
 Caractacus. Ottawa, 1886. 
 Malcolm and .Margaret. Ottawa, 1886. 
 Poem celebrating the Centenary of O'Connell. 
 
 Read at a dinner givenonthe occasion, the Hon. 
 
 .John O'Conner, M.F., in the chair. 
 Te Deum Lsiudamus. 
 Dies Ine. 
 Stabat Mater. 
 Psalm, Doniinus Regit. 
 Do.. Ecce Quam Bonum. 
 
 In Catholic Vesperal. Glasgow, 1811.5. 
 O Qnot Undis. Hymn. 
 Prieclani Custos. Hymn. 
 Audiat Minis. Hymn. 
 Rex Gloriose. Hymn. 
 
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 The Capital of Canada. Illustrated. March. 1877. 
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 VOLUME IV. 
 
 Association of the McDonalds. .\ PiK>m. 
 The Better Age. A Poem. 
 The Star of Bethlehem. A Poem. 
 Thyendaga. A Poem. 
 
 Ville Marie. A Poem. Read Ijcfore the Royal 
 Society at the Montreal meeting. 
 
 VOLUME V. 
 
 Better than Plato. A Poem. 
 Dominus Regit Me. A Psalm. 
 Jerusalem ; the old and the new. 
 Burns. Reminiscences of the Poet. 
 Bums : His Travels. 
 
 l)awH«ii, Very llev. .I'CneaH yivlt. —Continufd. 
 France Considered. 
 It Still Moves. 
 Burns Kurt her Considered. 
 Royal Dunfermline and the Quiyrich. 
 
 VDLIMK VI. 
 
 To the Children of Saint Clare. A Poem. 
 
 Fame's Favourites. A Poem. 
 
 The Martyr of Mount Athos. A Poem. 
 
 A Relic ; Burns and Bishop (Jeddes. 
 
 Attempted .lust iticat ion. 
 
 The Communion of Saint.s. 
 
 Count Joseph de Maistre. 
 
 Educjition Beyond the Grave. 
 
 E.xcavating the Heathen. 
 
 Growth of Religion in Scotland. 
 
 After the Victory. 
 
 Count J. de Maistre's work, "Soirees de St. 
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 Saint Andrew. 
 
 VOLUME vu. 
 
 King Robert Bruce. A Poem. 
 
 Algonquin Park. 
 
 E<lucation in the Province of Ont.ario. 
 
 The Georgian Bay. 
 
 Kintjre to Glengarry. 
 
 May Africa l>e Civilized ? 
 
 The Pope in the Second Century. 
 
 I'ltramontanism and Modern Civilization. 
 
 Pope Honorius. 
 
 DawHun, George M. 
 
 On Foraminifeni from the Gulf and River St. 
 l«vwrenci'. 
 
 Ciinadian yatunilint, June, 187(1, Montreal 8vo., 
 pp. 172-180. 
 (Also !!eparately. pp. 1-8.) 
 
 .\lso in Annalu ami Mau'iziuf of Natural HiHtory, 
 February, 1H71, 8vo , pp. 83-lX). 
 
 The Lignite P'orniatioiis of the West. 
 
 Canadian Naturaliit, April, 1874, Montreal. 8vo., 
 pp 241-?f.2. 
 (Also gep.aratelr, with the next.) 
 Note on the Occurrence of Foraminifera, Cocco- 
 liths, etc., in the Cretaceous Rocks of Manitoba. 
 Canadian Xaluralitt, April, 1874, Montreal, 8vo., 
 pp. 252-257. 
 (Also separately, with the foregoing.) 
 
 The Fluctuations of the American Lakes and the 
 Development of Sun Spots. 
 
 Nature. April, 1874. London. 4to , pp. 501-506. 
 Also in Ciin<ii/ian Nituralitt, November, 1874, Mont- 
 real, 8vo., pp. 310-3~. 
 
 Report on the Tertiary Lignite Formation in the 
 Vicinity of the Forty-ninth Parallel. (British 
 North American Boundary Commission.) Mont- 
 real, 1874. 
 
 8ro., pp. 1-3L 
 
ROYAL COCIKTY OF CANADA 
 
 25 
 
 Dawmm, Cioorge M. — CffM/iiMMdL 
 
 Report on f hf Geology and Rt'sourt-eM of the Re- 
 gion in the Vicinity of the Forty-ninth ParHllel. 
 (Britixh North American Boundary Conunis- 
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 8to , pp. i.-xi. -1-387. 
 Oil Hotne Canadian Speiies of SponKill«P. 
 
 Canadinn yaiuralitt, September H75, Montreal. 
 8vo., pp. l-o. 
 (Also tteparately, same paginal ion.) 
 
 On the Superficial (leoJogy of the Central Region 
 of North America. 
 
 i/iiarterly Journiil GtuUiiical Society. Novembert 
 1875, London. 8vo., pp. 603-«23. 
 (AI.^o separ&tely, same pagination ) 
 
 Xotes on the Locu.st Invjusion of 1874 in ManitoUi 
 and the Northwest Territories. 
 
 Ciinadian Niturati^t, 1876. Montreal. 8yo., pp. IIJ- 
 134. 
 (Al«o ^separately, pp. 1-16.) 
 
 Note on some of the more recent Changes in Level 
 of the Coa.st of British Columbia and adjacent 
 regions. 
 
 C'inndian Natiirnlut, April, 1877, Montreal. 8vo., 
 pp. 241-248. 
 (Also !<eparately. pp. 1-8.) 
 
 Notes on the Appearance and Migrations of the 
 Locust in Manitoba and the Ntirthwest Ter- 
 ritories. Summer of 1K75. 
 
 Canndian Nitluraliat, April, 187". 8ro., pp. 207-226. 
 
 (AUo separately, pp. 1-20.) 
 
 M&sozoic Volcanic Uocksof British Columbia and 
 Chili. Relation of Volcanic and Metamorphic 
 Rocks. 
 
 Geoloaieal M'igazinr, July, I?77, London. Svo., 
 pp. 314-317. 
 (Also separately, pp. 1-4.) 
 
 Report on Explorations in British Columbia. 
 
 Rfpnri of Proimwi, (ieologieal Survey ot Canada, 
 1876- 76, Montreal, 1877. 8vo., pp. 233-280. 
 
 Note on Agriculture and Stock-Raising and ex- 
 tent of Cultivable Land in British (.'olumbia. 
 (Appendix S.) 
 
 lieimrt of Surrriit, Canndian P'icitic Rnihrnii, 
 Ottawa, 1877. 8vo.,246-:.¥?. 
 
 On the Superlicial (ieology of British Columbia. 
 Quattetly Jouninl Oeulr^iical Sorieiu, February, 
 1878, Loudon. 8vo., pp. 89123.) 
 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Travelling Xotes on the Surface tieologj' of the 
 Pacific Coast. 
 
 CdHudiiin Xnturalixt, February, 1878, Montreal. 
 8vo.,pp. 389-399. 
 (Also separately, pp. 1-11.) 
 
 Notes on the Locust in the .Northwest in 187(), 
 
 Cannilian Nalui-alist, April, 1878, Montreal. 8vo., 
 pp. 411-417. 
 (Also separately, pp. 1-7 ) 
 
 Erratics at High Levels in Northwestern Amer- 
 ica. — Barriers to a Great Ice Sheet. 
 
 Gevloflieal Magazine, May, 1878, London. 8vo., pp. 
 209-212. 
 Report of Explorations in British Columbia, 
 chierty in the Basins of the Black\vat*r, Salmon 
 and Ne hacco Rivers and on Franyois Liike. 
 
 Report of Proiireu, (jeological Survey of Canada, 
 1876-77, Montreal, 1878. 8vo., pp. 17-94. 
 
 DawM>n, G«H>ri5o M.—Continuetl, 
 
 Report on a Reconnaissance of Leech River and 
 Vicinity. 
 
 Repori of Prvgre**, Oeoloirical Survey of Canada, 
 lS7fi-77, Montreal, 1878. 8vo.. pp. !>5-102. 
 
 General Note on the Mines and Minenils of Ek;o- 
 nomic Value of British Columbia, with a list of 
 localities. 
 
 Rfixirt of frogitM, Oeological Survey of Canaila, 
 1876-77, Montreal. 1878. 8vo., pp. i03-14V. 
 (AliM) separately, same pagination.) 
 
 On a New Species of I^oftusia from British Col- 
 umbia. 
 
 Qunrlerlv Journal Geoloaieal Society, February, 
 1879. London. 8vo., pp. 63-75. 
 (Also .■'er>arHttly, game paxination.) 
 
 Notes on the Glaciation of Br.tish Columbia. 
 
 Canadian yatvralint, March, 1S79, Montreal. 8vo., 
 t p. 32-39. 
 (.■VIso separately, pp. 1 8.) 
 
 Sketch of the Past and Present Condition of the 
 Indians of Canada. 
 
 Canadian AiitHcn/w', July, 1879, Montreal. Svo., 
 pp. l-.;9-159. 
 (Alio separately, pp. 1 31.) 
 
 Note on Ihe Economic Minerals and Mines 
 of British Columbia. First List of Lfwalities in 
 the Province of British Columbia, known to 
 yield (iold. Coal. Iron, Silver, Copper and other 
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 Report on Sureeyn, Canadian Pacijic Hailiray, 
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 Memorandum on the Queen Charlotte Islands. 
 British Columbia. (Appendix \o. !>. t 
 
 Report Canadian Paririe liaihrnti, Ottawa, 1680. 
 8vo ,pp. 139-U3. 
 
 Preliminary Report on the Physical and Geolo- 
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 Interior of British Columbia. 
 
 Rrpnrt of ProgreM. (ieulogical Surrey of Canada, 
 :877-78, Montreal, 1879. 8vo., pp. 1b-187b. 
 
 Notes on the Distribution of Some of the More 
 Important Trees of British Columbia. 
 
 Canadian Naturalist, August, 18!"0, Montreal. 8vo., 
 pp. 321-331. 
 (Also, separately, pp. 1-11.) 
 
 Reprinted as an Appendi.T to Report on an E.xplora- 
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 Report on the (."limate and Agritulliiral \'alue. 
 General Geological Features and Min<'rals of 
 Economic Importance of part of the Northern 
 I'ortion of British Columbia and of the Peace 
 River Country. (Appendix 7.) 
 
 Riport Canadi'in Pacific Railiray, 1880, Ottawa, 
 8vo., pp. 107-131. 
 Report on the Queen Charlotte Islands. With 
 Appendices A to (i. 
 
 Rrpnrt of Pnigrriu, Geological Survey of Canada, 
 1878-79, Montreal. 1880. 8vo., -p. Ib-239b. 
 
 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Note on the Geology of the Peace River Region. 
 
 Cantidian Naturalinl, April, 1S81, Montreal. 8vo., 
 pp. 20-22. 
 
 Also in American Journal of Science, May, 1881. 
 New Haven. 8vo., pp. 391-S9I. 
 
BIBLICMJRAPHY OF THE 
 
 I)awi»<>n, George M.— Continued. 
 
 Additional Observationis on the Superficial (Jeo- 
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 Quarterly Journal Gfoloqirnl Society, Htkj, 1881, 
 LoDdon . 8t". , p p. 272-2S5. 
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 Sketch of the Geology of British Columbia. 
 
 Geol'>aieiil Magazine, April anl May, 1881, London. 
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 Report of Progre*!!, GenloKical Surrey of Canada, 
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 The llaida-s. 
 
 Harper'i Magazine. Vol. XLV., August, 1882, New 
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 Descriptive Xote n a General Section from the 
 I^urcntian Axis to the Rocky Mountains north 
 of the 49th Parallel. 
 
 Transaction* Royal Society of Canada. Vol . ?., Sec. 
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 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Notes on the More Important Coal-seams of the 
 Bow and Belly River Districts. 
 
 Canni/ian NuturaliM, Marcii, 1883, Montreal. 8»o , 
 pp. 42J-435. 
 
 Note on the Triassic of the Rocky Mountains and 
 British Columbia. 
 
 Traiuactions Rota' Society of Canada. Vol. i.. Sec 
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 Preliminaij Report on the Geology of the Bow 
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 Transartions Ottawa Fi<-ld Nat<irali»t»' Club, Feb- 
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 and Selwyn, A. R. C. Descriptive Sketch of the 
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 On the Micro.scopic Structure of certain Boulder 
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 The Dominion of Canada. (F'art thus entitled in 
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 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 DawHon, Georjce ^.—Continued. 
 
 Report on the Region in the V^iclnity of Bow and 
 Belly Rivers, N.W.T. 
 
 Rrport itf Proijrrim, (Geological Survey of Canada, 
 1M82-84. Montreal, 1885. 8to. pp. lc-16i>c. 
 
 On the Superticfal Deposits and Glaciation of 
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 1882-84.) 
 
 8vo , pp. 1-14. 
 On Certaiii Borings in Manitotta and the North- 
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 Trannacti'mn Royal .Society of Canadti. Vol. IV., Sec. 
 
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 Prelim nary Report on the Physical and Geologi- 
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 Annual 7?'i)«rf , (Jeological Survey of Canada. (X. S.) 
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 Canadian Rnord of ScUnce, April, 188T, Montreal. 
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 Notes and Observations on the Kwakiool People 
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 Traniiaeti<jns Roiial Society of Canada. Vol. IV , Sec. 
 
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 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Report on a Geological Examination of the North- 
 ern Part of Vancouxer Island and Adjacent 
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 Aunuo^^epor/, Geological Survey of Canada. (N. S.) 
 Vol. n. Montreal, 1887. 8vo , pp. 1b-129b 
 (Also separately, same pagination ) 
 
 Notes to accompany a Geological Map of the 
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 of the Rocky Mountains. 
 
 .4»i»»'i/ R'port, Geological Survey of Canada. (N. S.) 
 Vol. II. Montreal, 1887. 8vo., pp. 1r-62r. 
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 Recent Observations on the Glaciation of Briti.sh 
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 Geological Mniiit~ine, August, 1888, London. 8vo., 
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 Report on an Exploration in the Yukon District, 
 N.W.T. , and adjacent Northern Portion of Brit- 
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 Anmuil Report, OcologicalSur\"ey of Canadti. (X.S ) 
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 Notes on the Imlian Tribes of the Yukon District 
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 8vo., pp. 1-25. 
 
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 27 
 
 Dawson, iieorge M.— Continued. 
 
 The Mineral Wealth of British Columbia with 
 annotated Ii>t of localities of Minerals of 
 Ek;ononnic Value. 
 
 Annual R'lnri, Oeoloirieal Surrey of Canada. 
 (N. S.) Vol. III. 8vo., pp. 1b-163r. 
 (k\»o feparateljr, same pagination.) 
 
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 Geoloqiral MigaztK, Aagast, 1889, London. Svo., 
 
 pp. aw-a?-' 
 
 (Also separately, same paglQation.) 
 
 On the Earlier Cretaceous R'ocks of the North- 
 western Portion of the Dominion of Canada. 
 American Journal of Seienre, Augast, 1889i New 
 Haven 8to., pp, 120-127. 
 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Notes on the Ore deposit of the Tread well Mine, 
 Ala.ska. 
 
 Ainfri'tnn Oerjlugist, August, 1SS9, Minneapolis, 
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 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Xot«s on the Cretaceous of the British Colum- 
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 Anierifan .Tonrwil of Science, March, 189((, New 
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 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 On some of the Liirger Unexplored Regions of 
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 Ottaira Naturalitt, May, 1890, Ottawa. 8to., pp. 
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 (.■Mso separately, pp. 1-12.) 
 
 Also printed in Appendix to Pike's Barren (iround 
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 On the Glaeiation of the Northern part of the 
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 and Great Plains 
 
 American Grologint, September, 1890, Minneapolis. 
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 On the later Physiographical Geology of the 
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 Trantactionn Roj/al Societj/of Caandn. Vol. vni-. 
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 Report on a portion of the West Kootanie Dis- 
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 Annual Report, Qeologic.il Survey of Canada. 
 (N. S.) Vol. IV. Montrea'.lSOO. 8vo., pp. 1b-66b. 
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 Note on the Geological Structure of the Selkirk 
 Range. 
 
 Bulletin Oeoloiiieal Society nf America. February, 
 ; 1891, Rochester. 8vo., pp l'5'i-176. 
 
 (Also separately, same pagination.) 
 • Notes on the Shuswap People of British 
 Columbia. 
 
 Trantaction» Royal Society of Canada. Vol. ix., 
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 _, jL- (Also separately, same pagination.) ~" ~ " 
 
 and Alex. Sutherland. Geography of the British 
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 Dawiion, Geopge M.— Continued. 
 
 and Baden Powell, Sir G. Report of the British 
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 Notes on the Geology of Middleton Island, 
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 Bulletin Oeologieal Society nf America. Vol. IT., 
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 Proceedingi of the Royal Colonial Inttitutt. Vol. 
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 Geographical and Geological Sketch of Canada 
 with Notes on Minerals, Climate. Immigration 
 and Native Races. 
 
 Bnedeker'it I)<j„iinion of Canada Hand Book, 
 Ijeipsic, 1894. 12mo., pp. xxui-slviii. 
 
 Notes on the Occurrence of Mammoth Remains in 
 the Yukon Di.strict of Canada and in .\laska. 
 
 Quarterly Journal Geoli,gicnl Society, February. 
 1894. London, 8vo., pp. 1-9. 
 (.\lso separately, same pagination.) 
 
 Geological Notes on some of the Coasts and 
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 Bulletin Oeolngiritl Society of America, February, 
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 (.Also separately, same pagination.) 
 
 I)aw8un, Sir J. W. 
 
 Sj)ecies of Merionea in Nova Scotia. 
 
 Edinburgh Philoiophical .foumal. (Illustrated.) 18U. 
 A Geologiciil Excursion in Prince Edward Island. 
 Haazard'x Gazette, 1842. 
 
 The I^Dwer Carlson if erous Formation of Nova 
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 Jonmnl Geological Society of London. (Sections.) 1843 . 
 The Newer Coal Formation of the Eastern Part 
 of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Ibid. (Map and Sections.) 1844. 
 Fossils from the Coal Formation of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Ibid. (Dlustrated.) 1845. 
 Report 0!i the Coal Fields of Carribou Cove and 
 River Inhabitants. 
 
 Journals of Noioa Scotia legislature, 1816. 
 The Reproduction of Forests Destroyetl by Fire. 
 
 EiHnfiurgk Philoiophii-al Joumnl, 1847. 
 The Boulder Formation of Nova Scotia. 
 
 I'roceedinps Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1847. 
 The Mode of Occurrence of Gypsuni in Nova 
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 lbid,\UT. 
 The New Red Sandstone of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Journal Geological Society of London. (Map and 
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 The Colouring Matter of Red Sandstones. 
 
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 The Gypsum of Plaister Cove, Cape Breton. 
 
 /6i(/.,1847. 
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28 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
 ]>awH4m. Sir J. Vi'. -Continued. 
 
 The Mole of Occurrence of Erect CalamiteM near 
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 Ihid. (Figures and Sections.) 1853. 
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 Canadinn Natur'tli^t. ([llu«'r«ed.) 1857, 
 
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 C*na<ltan Naturalist. (Illustrated') 1857- And 
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 Cnmadinn yaturalint, 1957. 
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 .foumal of Geological Societi/. (Illustrated.) 18^. 
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 Canadian Saturalitt. (Illustrated-) 185S». 
 
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 A Terrestrial .Mollusk, a Millipede, and new Rep- 
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 ./oumal Geolofiieol Societu. (Illustrated.) WiO. 
 
 A New Fossil Fern. 
 
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 Canadian Naturalijrf. (Illustrated.) I860. 
 Arctic and Alpine Plants and their Geological 
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 Canadian N<itnraluit, 1861. 
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 .loumal Geoloqical Soeietv- (Illustrated) 1861. 
 
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 DawMon, Hir >t. W.—Continueil. 
 
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 Cnn<idiii» A'aluralitt. (Illustrated.) 1861 
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 The Flora of the Devonian Peritxl in North 
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 ./onmat Gfologieal .S->eiety. (Illustrated.) 1861. 
 Farther Olwervations on Devonian Plants from 
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 Ihid. (Illustrated.) 1862. 
 A New Species of Dendrerpeton and on Dermal 
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 Cape Breton. 
 
 Canadian Ifaturalitt. (Illustrate 1.) 1863. 
 Synopsis of the Carboniferous Flora of Nova 
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 y6«;.,18«3. 
 Fossils of the Genus Rusophycus {RuHichnitfs). 
 
 Ibid. (Illustrated.) 186(. 
 The Air-breathers of the Coal Periotl. 
 
 Ibid. (Plates.) 1863. And issued as a separate 
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 Agriculture for SchooU. Montreal, 1864. 
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 Ihid. (Plates.") 1865. 
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 /6W., 1867. 
 
 A New Land Snail from the Carlwiiiferous. 
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 Structure of Calamites and Calamodendron. 
 
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 1871. 
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 Getjlogical Snrtrv "fCnnndn. (Plates.) 1871. 
 
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 Ihid. (Plates.) 1872. 
 Notes on the Fost-pliocene of Canada. 
 
 Republished from Papers in tlie Canndinn Naturalist. 
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 Footprints of .Sauropus unguifer. 
 
 LoHflon Geological Magazine. (Illustrated.) VoL IX. 
 1872. 
 The Story of the Earth and Man. (Illustrated.) 
 
 London, 1872. 
 Impressions and Footprints of Animals on Car- 
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 A merictm.Ioumulo/ Science. (Illustrated.) 1873. 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF TAXADA 
 
 29 
 
 Dawson, Sir J. Mi' . -Continued. 
 
 Sigiilaria, Calaniite.<* and Lcpidodendron. 
 
 Journal OenlriijiciU Sorirly, 1873. 
 
 Kelatioii of the I'pp^r Cojil Measures of Nova 
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 Life's Davcn on Earth. A summary of facts as 
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 1875. 
 
 Phosphates of the Liiurentian Rocks. * 
 
 Jijumal Ofologieol S'l/rirtii, 1S75. 
 
 On the Occurrence of Eozoon Canadense at Cote 
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 Ihid. (Illustrate.) IVd. 
 New Carboniferous Bntrachians. 
 
 A mfrieait JuHmal of Seienee, 1S76- 
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 Carboniferous Fishes from New Brunswick. 
 
 C'ina<linnNnturali'<t. (Illustrated.) 1S78. 
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 !hid.. 1S78, and subsequent years. 
 Phoca Gro-nlandica from Pleistocene. 
 
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 Canadian ynturali-'t, 1879. 
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 Memoin Peter Kedpnih Mturum, 1883. 
 
 i'n' jIved Problems in (teology. Presidential 
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 Me.sozoic Floras of the Rocky Mountain Region. 
 
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 Ibid. (Plates.) 1^89. 
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30 
 
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82 
 
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 New ('<>ni(»<>iind or Continnoas Kail. 
 
 Cii»itiit»H .hmri—l. Maw S*ni*t pp. *■ 
 Tlie Geolofcical Sitrve> and Sir Wiliiain lAtgma. 
 
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 Valley of the .Saunetn and Northwest Ibiilwajr. 
 Toronto, 1h57. 
 
 8to., pp. OT. 
 
 I^ecture on a Railway to the Pacific through Brit- 
 ish Territory. Port Hope, 1>W. 
 
 Th. /Vr«.pp. 10 
 
 Tlie l>a\en|x)rt Gravel Kidge. 
 
 CiiHiiiii'tn J<mn>tl, Wt\, pp. ^. 
 Constniction of a Railway fmni Canada to tbo 
 
 Pacilir "The Overland Route." (^heweti & 
 
 Co.. Toronto. lHt»2. i'p. M. 
 
 ' A (ireat Territorial Roa<l to British Colutnbia. 
 yueiMM-, IMKI. 
 
 Hvn , pp. 57. '^ . 
 
 The Oil Wells of Enni.>,killen. 
 
 /'•tit'i'li'in Jitumnlt lH»jl, pp. 4. 
 
 A .National Itailway from Quebec to Halifax. 
 
 Toronto, iHKi 
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 ixrto, pp. Irt). 
 
 The Short Ocean Passage. 
 
 I h if/ Enainttr't Report o/imi {I C.R), PI,. S. 
 The Opening of the Pictou Railway. Halifax, 
 
 lrtfi7, pp. :ix. 
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 pp, 1».' 
 
 Short Service for Sunday. Canada Pacific Rail- 
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 Canadian Pacific Railway. Report and Explora 
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 8to. , pp. 80. 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway. Loss of Lives on Ex- 
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 Canadian Pacific Railway. Practical Suggestions, 
 Ottawa, 1874. pp. .59. 
 
 Canadian Pacific R;iihvay. Report on Surveys 
 and Explorations. Ottawa, 1H74, pp. 2H6. 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway. General Instructions 
 
 to P^njiineering Staff. Ottawa, IK7.5, pp. :«>. 
 North Shore Riiihvay. Refwrt on Difficulties 
 
 between Engineer and Contractor, 187.5, pp. 27. 
 Canadian Pacific Railway. Reply to (Jovernor 
 
 Morris. Route of Railway west of Keewatin. 
 
 pp. 53. 
 Newfoundland Railway. Report on Surveys. 
 
 St. .John's, lK7t>, pp. 147. 
 Memoir on Uniform non-local Time. London, 
 
 lH7fi, pp. :r7. 
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 Canadian Pacific Railway. Reiwrts on Surveys 
 
 and Preliminary Operations. Ottawa. l.*<77. 
 
 pp. m. 
 Short Sunday Service for Travellers. Montreal : 
 
 Dawson Bros., 1877, pp. 124. 
 
34 
 
 BIHLKXJUAI'HY OK THK 
 
 l-'letNlnc. !4«n<in>r«l. — Cvn/iniMrf. 
 
 l-'aiia^lit mill itn uiidcvrloped interior, 
 
 I'nmmdim^ nf KottU I'-.lunHU liutit»*r, Lirtidun, 
 
 CABadian I'acirlr Kailway. Kr[M)rt on I/K-«ti4>ii 
 and HjtrJioaiN in thf Pacitic. Ottawa, li<7H. 
 pp. liM. 
 
 Teniptt Terrentr*'. Paris, ISTH. 
 
 North Short" Railway. Ri'port on Route Mawki 
 nongt^ to Montreal, IfflH, pp. 12. 
 
 Canadian Pariflr Railway. 
 
 lUp'triofPKitrtu, Ottaura, 1«7i>, pp. 142. 
 Chemin de F'er Canadien du Facitlque. IK77 
 imtt, Montreal. 
 
 stu , pp. tn. 
 
 Time- Reckoning. 
 
 ^rmuaetviiw Cnntdian Inittitulr. Toronto, 1871>, 
 |)P. 51 
 Selection of a Prime Meridian. 
 
 Ihiii., Toronto, 1879, pp. 1». 
 Daily PrayerH for Busy Hou»c>boldK. Montreal : 
 DawHon Brr>N, 1H79, pp. 70. 
 
 Canadian Pariflc Railway. Memo, for Parlia- 
 ment. Ottawa, 1>**J, pp. 17. 
 
 Canadian Pacitic Railway. Report on Construe 
 tion. Otuwa, liM), pp. :{7:i 
 
 Canadian Pacific Railway. Farewell Addrefut to 
 StafT. OtUiwa, 1«H0, pp. 7. 
 
 Chancellor's InauKural Addresn. Queen's Uni- 
 versity. 
 
 Qu*e%'» Colltge Joumai ■ 
 4to . pp. 10. 
 
 Uniform Standard Time. 
 
 AiMrican Sneitty VitU Ewinten, Monti^^l Conven- 
 tion. 1881, pp. 6- 
 
 Adoption of a Prime Meridian. 
 
 The l/Uemational Congrfm, Venice, Italy, 1881, 
 pp. 16. 
 
 Cosmopolitan Scheme for Reckoning Time. 
 
 Tfiiiuaetiont A merie<i» Metrnrologieal Sucirty ■ New 
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 Standard Time for United Staten, Canada and 
 Mexico. 
 
 American Sueiety Civil Enffineert. New York, 1881, 
 pp. U. 
 
 Chancellor's Address, Queen's University. 
 Queen't College Journal, Vol. ix- , 18^2. 
 
 A Cable Across the Pacific. (Pamphlet, t London, 
 1882 pp. 25. 
 
 Standard Time. 
 
 Ameriean Sociefy Citil Engineern. M'athington 
 Convention, 1882. 
 
 Canadian Pacitic Railway. Review of the Report 
 and Conclusion of Royal Commission. Ottawa, 
 1882. 
 Letter on Standard Time. 
 
 AiiierienH Sueiety for Adrtiiienneiit nf Seleuec, 
 Montreal. 1882. pp. 121. 
 
 Standard Time for the World. 
 
 Th'' IiUemntiotuil Sluudard- Cleveland, Ohio, 181.S. 
 pp. 4 
 Time Reform and a Prime Meridian. 
 
 Amtrieaa. Meteurologieal Soeitty. New York, 1883. 
 pp. 5. 
 
 I''l«*nilni(. Manitntrtl.— ron/i'nu^. 
 
 Si-iond Installation .Vddn-M a* ClM»c«llnr ol 
 Qut^en'o Iniversity. 
 
 Qmf'' t'„'U^ JourmiU, ]M3. Ittk. p^ 7. 
 
 Standar<i Titiie at the St. Paul Convention. 
 
 Tft»mirii<-nm Amer%i >» Sortrty u) Cirtl t! .yuttert, 
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 fTnifomi Standarri Time. 
 Ihtd.. New York, 1884, >p. 11. 
 
 The Prime .Meridian QncHtion. 
 
 JtUtrMiitiam-l Stamiurd, aeTelaad. Obio, 1M4. 
 P» 8 
 England and Canat^a. Old to .New Wewtmin^ter. 
 Montreal : Daw son DroM.. IMKI, pp. 44t>. 
 
 Standard Time at the Buffalo Convention. 
 
 TrnnmteturKt Ameriean Society ^ Ciwil E»tiut*rrt, 
 1881, pp. 7 
 Chancellor's Report on Confederating Universl- 
 tiea. 
 
 Qtwn'i Unieerntt E*4<nrm**t Atnttiation, 18M, 
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 The Time Ri form Movement. 
 
 Tra»mKt%im» Amerirmi Sueiety of Civii Endinten, 
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 A Prime Meridian and Time zero— at the Inter- 
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 Chancellor's Address. Queen's University. 
 
 (/it>ni'« I'ullrgt: .fiiumnl, 1885, pp. It, 
 
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 Triinmcti'mt Camidittm Imttitute, Toronto, 1886. 
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 Uniform Standard Time. 
 
 2VoB«arti««» Amerienn Society of Civil Engimetrt, 
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 The new Time Reckoning. 
 
 .<nii'rA«>/Niu/i Report, l886, WashinirtoD, D.C., pp. 22. 
 
 Third lu.stallation Address as Chancellor of 
 
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 Proposed Telegraph l)etween Australia, Canada 
 
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 A Problem in I'olitical Science. 
 
 Ibid.,\o\. VII .Sec. 3,1889, pp.8. 
 Fourth Installation Address as Chancellor of 
 Queen's University. 
 
 (Meen't Collette .loHrmil. 1889, 4to.. |>p. 2. 
 
ROYAL SmnKTY OF CANADA 
 
 3B 
 
 Firming, HmntHtk^tl.- ('ontinutti. 
 
 Cbanrfllorii AddrvnH at S^mi crntrnnlal Jubilee 
 of Que«n'K Unlrernity. 
 
 i/utrn't C'Mfgr Jintmnl, (JabilM No), 1M9, 4t<>.. 
 
 PrMidentlai AiidreM, Se«t. in., Koyal Society, 
 two. The Unit Mraiiirr of Tlm«>. Pp. H. 
 
 Th* WaUrwayn of Canada. 
 
 PrfiermitKf "t 'Ar tnlrrnnli'nntl CongrtM ImUnd 
 
 ^urttfritiuiit Maneheater. Rn(.. l^BU. 4t<i ,pp.)t 
 CaMe Serrfee. EnKl^nd to Aantralia. letter tu 
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 4ti>., pp 4 
 Our Old Fojry MethwlH of ReckoninK Time. 
 
 fmotHfrnto, May- >iMI. pp >^. 
 A Unirernal Prinu* .Meridian, and Time Zero. 
 
 Hrt>"rt H.M. S., Drpvrtmemt «/ Scitmet and Art 
 Ijitnioo, I8BI, pp. 17. 
 
 Nomenclature in Time Reckoning' 
 
 Tniimiclitnt Rttyfil Siiriftu "/ C'lmtdu, Vol. IX i 
 8«J. 3. 1881. 
 4(« ,pp. 7. 
 
 Fixing of « Standard of Time. 
 
 SnmiinuU Pupffi, Ottawa, 1891, pp. 36. 
 
 Parliamentary vh. Party (rt>vemment. 
 
 Qmttn'i V<4Ut* ./.»im>il, 18t>l, pp. W. 
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 TrnwKtetiimt diniidiiiH litttitutf, Toronto, IWl, 
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 /frt<i., Toronto, 1802, pp. 17. 
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 Quet»'t CnlUfff JoumtL, VaX 
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 LetttrU) Sir John Lubfi->tk-, f'hairmitn of Avuirintnl 
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 The Rectification of Parliament. 
 
 Trantactiotu Cantdian luMtitute, Toronto, 1892, pp. 
 173. 
 
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 Queen''* I'niversity. Kingjiton, IHifci. 
 
 Qveru't I'-dlfiie Jourunt, Vol. X.\. 
 
 (X*ean Steam Navigation. 
 
 TrnmniefuMt Ciimnlinn tiutU'ite, Toronto, 1S92, 
 pp 10. 
 
 Early Steamlnxits. 
 /hid., 1S92, pp. i 
 
 Postage Stamps and Tolour UlindneHa. 
 /hid.. 1892, pp. 2. 
 
 A Memorable Epoch in Canadian History. 
 
 /bid., 18*3. 
 
 Historical Pictures. 
 Ibid., 1893. 
 
 A Change in the .\stronomical Day. 
 
 Truntaetifttu Attranomieal and Pkytieal Society, 
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 The Mission to Au.stralia. Papers relating to 
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 Canadian Blut-Book, 1894, pp. S3. 
 
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 An Outline Sketch of the Canadian Bapreatidw. 
 
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 Scaraltwida- Diggers. 1H7W, pp. 85 71. 
 
 Nature. Printed ButterHiea (Canadian Ento- 
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 On the Chief Benefits Ilerived by Farmers and 
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 Necrophori -Burying Beetles. 1H81, pp. IOTA. 
 
 Homoptera The Flarvest Flies and their Alliec 
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 Collecting in early Winter. 1»0, pp. 31.3:4. 
 
 Notes on Worms. IHKJ, 8M-7«. 
 
 Thecla Niphon {Canariinn Kntoinoloffist, XVI., 
 
 pp. »2 iH>. 1M84, pp. ^-aa. 
 
 The Larch Saw-fly. 1884, pp. 72 77. 
 
 The Hessian Fly, 1886. pp. 4;i-4.i. 
 
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 Tlu- Tiger .Swallowtail iCanailian Entomu- 
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 The Mediterranean Flour Moth {Canadian Ento- 
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36 
 
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 37 
 
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 F^Hx Poutre : »lriime htstorique en 4 ucU"-*. 
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 County for the Philadelphia Exhibition. 
 fbid., February 14, 1876. 
 
 Uilpin, K., Jr.— Continued. 
 
 Notes on Recent Discoveries of Copper Ore in 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 TVunmctifiM* Otitlitfical Soeiety Jotuital, London, 
 1877. 
 On the Preliminary Tmininn for Civil and Minin>t 
 Engineers. 
 
 TVrinmeCi'i'n* .Vura Seolia Iiulitwl» <>/ Natural 
 Srirner, February 11, 1878. 
 
 The Limonites and Limestones of Pictou County. 
 
 Ibid., February 10. 1879. 
 Notes and Analy.ses of Nova Scotia Pit VN'atcrs. 
 
 TrantactiiiHn North of England laMituIr of Mining 
 Knginren, 1879. 
 
 The (iypsum of Nova S<"otia. 
 
 Ihid. \m). 
 The Northern Outcrop of the Cumberland Coal 
 Field. 
 
 Trtiittacliinu Nora Sctiti>i Inttitutt of Natural 
 .VeiVwr, , 1880. 
 
 The Trap Minerals of Nova Scotia. 
 /<-irf., March 7, 1881. 
 
 Canadian Coals- their Com|>osition and U.ses. 
 
 Tran»aetiont Nirlh ■>!' England Inttitute oi Mining 
 Enginrrr; 1881. 
 
 The Occurrence of Lievrite in Nova Scotia. 
 
 7V»in»(ic/i'<Mt Nova Scotia Inititutr of Natural 
 .S'ci, HCf, 1S81. 
 
 The Minerals of Nova Si'Otia. 
 
 Report to Oorernment of Nopit Sctttia, 1882. 
 An .Analysis of a Pictou Coiil Seam. 
 
 Trainacli'ins Nova Srotia Inititutr of .Yatural 
 >V»#«e»-. .\pril y. 1883. 
 
 Note on the DeBert Coal Field, Nova S<otia. 
 
 Ihid.. November 12, 188;!. 
 The FoIdiuKs of the Carboniferous .Strata in the 
 Maritime I'rovince.s. 
 
 Trantaetiont Koj/al .Sitcirty iif Canada, \o\. I., 8eo. 
 4,1883. 
 
 Notes on the Manganese Ores of Nova Si-otla. 
 
 /6k'.. 1884. 
 The Mines and Mineral Ijinds of Nova Scx>tia. 
 
 Itrport to Ooftern m»nt of Nova Seotia, 1884. 
 
 Note on the Manganese Ore of Loch Lomond, 
 Cape Breton. 
 
 TraH'actitini Nova Sfotia Inititute of Natural Hit- 
 
 ton/, 1881. 
 
 Halotrichit*' from (Jluce Bay, C«po Breton. 
 
 Ibid,. 1885. 
 The Iron Ores of Pictou County. 
 
 Tranmietion' Ainrriran Inntitute of Mining Engi- 
 
 netri. 1885. 
 
 The Gold Fields of Nova Scotia. 
 Ibid.. 1S8«. 
 
 Note on the Limestones of East River, Pictou 
 County. 
 
 7V(in»(ic<i'<)«» Royal Society of Canada, vol. iv.. 
 Sec 4, 188f;. 
 
 The Carlxmiferous of Cape Breton. Part L 
 
 Trantactionn Nova .s'eotia liittitule of Natural 
 Science, 1886. 
 
 The Carboniferous of Capt; Breton. Part IL 
 
 Ihid., 1887. 
 The Faults and Foldings of the Pictou Coal Field. 
 
 Tianaadiont Royal Society of Canada, vol. v., Sm- 
 4, 1887. 
 
38 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
 Uilpin, E., Jr.— Continued. 
 
 The GeoloKical Relations of the Principal Nova 
 Minerals. 
 
 Trnntoctinnt AnierienH Tnititult of Mining Eh- 
 giuern, 1887- 
 
 The Distinctive Features of the Nova Scotia Coal 
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 Trantiictiotti Britinh Amnjcinliun, MoDtreal, 1884. 
 Results of Past Experience in Gold-mining in 
 Nova Scotia. 
 Ibid. 
 Coal-mining in Nova Scotia. 
 
 TrnntuctinnK Caniidinn Society oj Citil Engi- 
 neer; 1888. 
 
 The Geology of Cape Breton Island. 
 
 Quiirterly.J'ivrH'il ,,f ihe Gologieal .S'oc»«/i/, Novem- 
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 Sec. 4, 1888. 
 
 The CarlHjniferous of Cape Breton. 
 
 TniiifictioiiK yovn Scot'ii Iitttitute of Natural 
 Science, 1888. 
 
 The Minerals of the Carboniferous in Cape Breton. 
 
 Ibid., 1889. 
 Geological Writings of Rev. Dr. Hont'\ man. 
 
 Ibid., vol. VII., part 4, 1889. 
 Notes on Some E.xplosions in Nova Scotia Coal 
 Mines 
 
 Ibid., vol. viT., part 4, 1889. 
 The Devonian of Cape Breton. 
 
 W,rf.,1890. 
 
 The Iron Ores of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Trnnn'iefiout Cumidittn Soel'ty of Civil Engineem, 
 1891. 
 
 The Silurian of Cape Breton. 
 
 Triiniidcti'-iiit X'lni Scutio fiittifnte of y<iturril 
 Science, 1892. 
 
 The Use of Safe E.xplosives in Coal Mines. 
 Part I. 
 
 Tniniiteliont Cunndi'tn Soeiefy of Civil Engineers, 
 1892. 
 
 The Geological Relation of Nova Scotia Iron Ore -. 
 
 TranmctionH Nova Sentin Mining Inttitute, '892. 
 The Use of Safe Explosives in Coal Mines. 
 Part II. 
 
 Trtintnetiont Canadian Society of Ciril Engineers, 
 1893. 
 
 Note on an Occurrence of Zinc and Manganese 
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 TriDtioclioiia Nov Scotia Mia 'ng luititvte, 1893. 
 Nova Scotia— its Economic Minerals. 
 
 Ref>rt to the Oorernmeut of N,,rn Scotia, 1893. 
 
 Annual Reports on the Progress of the Mines 
 . 'd Mineral Development of Nova Scotia to 
 the Government of Nova Scotia. Years 1879 
 to 1894. 
 
 Note on the Sydney Coal Field. 
 Ser- 2, Vol. 1. 1893-1894. 
 
 Mineral Development of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Federated Inttitute Mining Engineen' Annual 
 Meeting, 1894. 
 
 Explosions in Nova Scotia Coal Mines. 
 Ibid. 
 
 Goodwin. W. L. 
 
 On the Nature of Solution. Part I.— On the Solu- 
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 Trftnmtction* Royal Society of Edinburgh, Vol. 
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 and G. Carr Robinson. On Some New Bases of 
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 Ibid., Vol. XXIX., 1879. 4to, pp. 285-279. 
 Uel)er die Natur der I^esungen. Berlin. 
 
 Berichte lUr Diufcken Chem. Ocu :llteh,VA2. 
 The Nature of Solution. 
 
 Report an Secretary of Committee of the Britinh 
 Anoclation, 18S5. 
 
 and Ramsay. Tilden, and Marshall. Report of 
 Committee appointed for the pnrpase of inves- 
 tigating certain Physical Con.stants of Solution. 
 
 Reportu of the Britith Anociation for the Adro net- 
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 and Ramsay. Tilden, and Marshall. Third Report. 
 
 Ibid. ,19^7 London. 8vo., pp. 48-55 
 Invaporation. 
 
 Canadian Record of Science, vol. Ii , No. 4, Octo- 
 ber. 1886. 
 
 Invaporation. 
 
 Ibid., vol. II.. No. 8. October, 1887. 
 Text-book of Chemistry. Toroi.to : The Copp- 
 Clark Co., ISgJ. 
 8vo., pp. 416. 
 
 " Ringed " Trees. 
 
 Canadian Record of Science, Ootoher, ISSS. 
 
 The Hi-h Sihool Cu«^'^ulum in Science. 
 
 C Educationa Monthly, March, 1891. 
 
 The Water Supply of the City of Kingston. 
 
 Canadian Record of .Science, April, 1892. 
 
 Notes on an old Indian Encampment. 
 
 //,/(/.,, fan uary,lS93. 
 Reclaiming Bog in Westmoreland Co., N.B. 
 
 /Airf, April, 1893. 
 
 (Communicated by.» On a Highly Nickeliferous 
 Pyrite. 
 
 Itid , April, 1893. 
 Chemical Laws. Toronto : The Copp-Clark Co.. 
 
 l.SiCi. 
 
 8vo , pp. :Tr. 
 
 GoAselin, Abbe .Vugusto. 
 
 Vie de Mk^ de Laval, premier eve<|Ue de Quel)ec 
 et apotre dii Canada. Quebec : L. .7. Demei-s & 
 Frere, mn). 
 
 2 volf-jSvo., pp. i;j75. 
 
 Le Venerable Francois de Laval. Sa vie et ses 
 vertus. Quebec : L. .1. Demers & Frere, 1«0(). 
 12mo., pp. 84. 
 
 Les Normands au Canada, .lean Bourdon. Ev- 
 reux. Imprimeriede I'Eure, 1892. 
 
 8vo.,pp. 31. 
 
 Les Nori 'lands au Canada. Jean Nicolet. Evreux : 
 Iniprin erie de I'Eure, ISSKl 
 8vo., pp. 56. 
 
 Les Nonnands au Canada. .Jean Le Sueur, 
 ancien cure de Saint-Sauveur de Thury, pre- 
 mier pretre seculier du Canada. Evreux : Im- 
 primerie de I'Eure, 1894. 
 8vo.,pp. 52. 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 30 
 
 GuNHelin. Abbe Augunt^. —Cmitinn^d. 
 
 Jubile Sacerdotal de S. E. le Cardinal Tasohe- 
 reau : Xoces d'Or de la Societe Saint-.Tean-Bap- 
 tiste. (juebeo : Legfr Brousseau, Irtti. 
 
 Roy. 8vo., pp. ^1 Avec un portrait du cardinal. 
 
 Un HistorifiiCanadienOublie, le Doct«ur. Jacques 
 Labrie. 
 
 Udii'iireM lielit Soeiiti rtjyaU du C'lnac/ri, tome .\I., 
 Sec. 1, 1893. 
 
 Duns Le CanadaFran^avi, Quebec : 
 
 Role politicjue de Mk» de Laval. Tome i., 1HH8, 
 
 pp. W. 
 Ijh BiLsilitjue de Saint-Elienne k Jerusalem. 
 
 Tome II., 18«J. p. 6(R 
 Ju-st de Bretenieres. I 'a martyr au XIXe sie<'le. 
 
 Tome III., \m\ pp. 5-J, AX). 
 Dans Lii Revue Cnnadienne, Montreal : 
 
 AuKii»tin Cochin. Tome xii., 1K75, pp. 22. 
 Jacques Cartier. Tome XXIX., 1893, pp. 8. 
 Dans La Revue CathoUqiw de Norma ndie, Erreujc : 
 Le mouvement catholique en Canada. Tome r., 
 
 1892, pp. 1(5. 
 Le mouvement catholique aux Etats-L'ui.s. Tome 
 
 IV., 18!M, pp. 12. 
 
 Grant, <ieors«' M. 
 
 New Year Sermons. Halifax : .Tames Bowes & 
 
 s<ins, isfw, \ms. 
 
 Sermon to the Synod of Nova Scotia and Prince 
 Fdward Island. Halifax : James Bowes & Sons. 
 1866. 
 "Reformers of the Nineteenth Century," A Lec- 
 ture. Halifax : James Bowes & Sons, WiT. 
 
 "Ocean to Ocean," or Sandford Fleming's Expedi- 
 tion Across Canada in 1H72. Toronto : James 
 Campljell & Son ; Enpland : Sampson, Low, 
 Marston, Low & Searle, I>*78. 
 
 " Picturesque Canada," written in part by the 
 Editor. Toronto : Belden Bros., 1882. 
 
 " Our Five Foreign Missions." Kingston: Printed 
 by the 7?ri7«s/i Whi(i. 1S87. 
 
 Advantages of Imperial Federation. The Case for 
 Canada, Nos. 1 and 2. PuViiished by Edward 
 Arnold. 18 Warwick Sq., Paternoster Row, Lon- 
 don, E.C., lS8St, 1891. 
 
 Sermons in " Sunday Afternoon Addresses." The 
 Publishing Committee of Queen's L'^niversity 
 Students. lH<Jl-2-a-4. 
 
 "Current Events." 
 
 Quien'i Qu<irti:rlu, July and October, 1803, January, 
 July and October. 1S94, and January, 1S95. 
 
 Christianity and Modern Thought. 
 
 Canadian Monthly, Toronto, December, 1875. 
 The Late Hon. Joseph Howe. Parts i. to iv. 
 
 Ihid.. May to AuKU.st, 1875. 
 Education and Co-Education. 
 
 Jintc-llef/i.rd'ii Ciniadi'iit Mmiihly, November, 1879 . 
 The Dominion of CanadiV. Parts i. to iv. 
 
 Seribner'e Moiilhlti, May to August, 188'>. 
 
 The British .Association at Montreal. 
 
 The Oiiilimixii-inti Riniir, August, l!*il. 
 
 Grant, Georjf*' M.—Contintied. 
 
 Profrress and Poverty. 
 
 Thr Pietbyterian ffmVte (Quarterly), April, 1888. 
 The New Empire. 
 
 WrxlHii inter Revieie, October, 1891. 
 
 Our National Objects and Aims. Published in 
 "Maple Leaves" by the National Club. To- 
 ronto : R. G. McLean. 1890 91. 
 
 The Birth of a Sister Dominion, Vice Presidential 
 Addret.s to the Royal Society of Canada, 18U0. 
 TranttctioHt Ruynl Sucifty «/ Cmindtt, Tol. vni., 
 pp. xx.xxiv. 
 
 I*re.>-idential Address to the Royal Society of 
 Caua«la, 18in. 
 
 Ibid., vol. IX. pp. \\xni.-2. 
 Presbyterian Reunion and Reformation Princi- 
 ples. 
 
 Quteit't Qu'ifierlu, January, 1894. 
 New Zealand. 
 
 Hnrptrn Mugnziue, .\uKttst, 1891. 
 
 The Religions of the World in Relation to Chris- 
 tianity. London : Adam & Charles Black ; 
 Toronto : William Briggs, 18W. 
 
 Grant, Sir .lnuie<« .\. 
 
 In the Medical Chronicle, Montreal : 
 
 Punctured Wound, anterior lobe of Brain, 1858. 
 Compound Conuninuted Fracture of Femur and 
 Ligature Femoral Artery. 18.57. 
 
 Punctural Wound of Pleura ; Pleuritic Etl'usion ; 
 Iodine Injection. 
 
 CarcMiioma Medullare, 18.59. 
 Notes of Cases of Poisoning. 1859. 
 Twins with Single Placenta, 1850. 
 In the British Medical Journal : 
 Notes of Sui-gical Cases. 18(50. 
 
 Unique Auchylosis of Knee Joint, forward at a 
 right angle, 1861. 
 
 Tetanus and Poisoning by Strychnine Contrasted, 
 18(51. 
 
 Obstruction of the Bowels, Appendix Concretion, 
 1861. 
 
 Notes of Surgical Ca.ses, 1862. 
 
 Treatment of Rheumatism by Boletus Laricis Ca- 
 nadensis, 1862. 
 
 Notes of Obstetrical Cases, 1862. 
 
 In the Medical Time.i and (iazette, London : 
 
 Treatment of Skin Di.seases, 1863. 
 
 Disease tenr«ed " Black Leg," as observed amongst 
 Ottawa Luml)ermen, 18»>4. 
 
 Excision of the Knee Joint, 18(5.5. 
 
 Tetanus treated by Acupunctural ion. 
 
 In (he Canada Medical Journal. Montreal : 
 
 Puerj)eral Mania. 1865. 
 
 Protracted Uterine Gestation, 1865. 
 
 Dermoid Cyst of the Ovary, 1879. 
 
 Cancer of the Bn-ast in its relation to Paget's Dis- 
 ease of the Breast, 1882. 
 
 Aneurism of the Thonicic Aorta, 1885. 
 
 I'rethral Structure and Perineal Section, 1886. 
 
40 
 
 BIBLICMiRAPHY OF THE 
 
 Grant. Sir Jamen A.—Confiniufl. 
 
 Elevation of the Pelvis att a mean»« of rt'lievinjs 
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 Retrospect of the Year 1K76. 
 
 .VddresneH delivered before the Bathur>t .md 
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 Gymna.sti< s of the Bmin— Canadian Medical 
 
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 I terine Fibrous Polypus, 188L 
 
 Aphasia or Alalia, 1M81. 
 
 Address on Medicine— Medico Chirurpical So- 
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 Epidemic Zymotic Disea.se.s of Animals, and how 
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 Superficial Geology of the Valley of the Ottawa 
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 Cnnndinn Ifn turn lint, 186S. 
 
 Presidential Address to the Canada Medical As.so- 
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 C}"stidian Life. 
 
 Tninmetiotii Ottmni Field-N-iiMriiliHn' fhb, Jana- 
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 On a Specimen of the Inferior Maxilla of Phoca 
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 Tninnnetiom Roval Soeietg nf Canada, vol. I., S«c. 
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 Cheyne Stokes's Respiration and Renal Calculus- 
 Canada Medical Association, Hamilton, Sep- 
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 Introductory Lecture, McGili University, Novem- 
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 Peri Urethral Cellulitis and Urethral Fistula- 
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 Address before Queen's University on Medical 
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 Rare Forms of Gout and Rheumatism. Address 
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 Hamel. Monsignor Thos. E. 
 
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 Oraison funebre de Son Excellence I'honorable 
 
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 JoHmaui' du Uinp«. 
 
 Notice biographique sur M. .lames George Colston 
 et M. labbe Ovide Brunet. 
 
 AnntU'ire de PUnitertilt Lfiral, 1877-78, p. 43. 
 Discours d'ouverture des Cour« a Quebec, le 8 
 octobre 1877. Queljec : A. Cote et Cie. 
 8vo.,p. 9,1877. 
 Oraison funebre de Pie IX., prononcee daus la 
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 .^HiiWfu're de V UniterDit^ Lnrnl, 1878-79, p. 67. 
 
 Translation des restes de Mgr. de I.«val k la 
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 Hamrl, MonNiKnor ThoinaM K.— Continued. 
 
 Di.sconrs prononce a I'inauguration de la Fjiculte 
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 IK78. 
 
 Sto., |>. 6. 
 
 Discours h I'occasion de la collation du grade de 
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 Amiwiire de I'Unir-rtiti LdVil, 1S79-80, p. 62 
 
 Discours a I'ouverture des Cours de I'Universite 
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 «vo., p. 1. 
 Questions sur la Succursale de I'Universite I.rfival 
 a Mont'.eal. Quebec : A. Cole et Cie. 
 8vo., 44 page*. 1881. 
 Plaldoyers <le MM. Hanielet Lacoste devant le 
 Comite des bills prives en faveur de I'Univer 
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 8vo., 138 pages, 1881. 
 Discours a I'occasion de la demon.stration solen- 
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 8vo., pp. 9et 56. 
 Le premier Cardinal Canadien. Quetiec : A. Cote 
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 Hvo , 302 pages. 
 
 Discours d'ouverture des Cours a Quebec et a 
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 Annuaire de CUniveniU Laval, lUSA-i', p. 57. 
 
 Oraison funebre de Ms^ Dominique Racine, pre- 
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 fevrier 1888 dans la c ithedrale de Chicoutimi. 
 Feuille d^tachie du Progren du Snguenuu, 1S88. 
 Demonstration en faveur du pouvoir temporeldu 
 Pape, a I'Universite Laval, le 28 avril 1889. 
 Discours d'introduction. Quebec : A. Cote et 
 Cie. 1889. 
 
 8ro., pp. 7, -39. 
 Eloge funebre de Mff C.-E. Legare, prononce a 
 ses funerailles, le 25 Janvier 1^). 
 
 Annuaire de VUniteraiU Laval, 1891-92, p. 106. 
 Notice sur Mp Methot. 
 Ihid., 1892-93. p. 41. 
 
 Notice sur Joseph-Charles Tache. 
 
 /6irf., 1804-95, p. 98. 
 
 Harrington, Bernard J. 
 
 Catalogue des Mineraux du Canada, avec Notes, 
 Descriptives et Explicatives, Londres : Eyre et 
 Spottiswoo e, 1878. 
 
 This volume was prepared to accompany the Geolo- 
 gical Collections sent by the Geological Suney of 
 Canada to the Paris Exposition of 1878, and contains 
 a series of Articles on the Economic Minerals of 
 Canada. 
 
 Life of Sir William Logan, Kt., First Director of 
 the Geological Survey of Canada. Montreal : 
 Dawson Bros., and London : Sampson, Low & 
 Co., 1883. 
 
 8 vo. pp. 432. 
 
 In the Report. s of the Geological Survey of Canada : 
 
 - ~ The Coals of the West Coast, 1872-7a 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF TANA DA 
 
 41 
 
 Harrington, Bernard J.—Contintifd. 
 
 On Samples of Brick clay from Fort Garry, 
 1K72 73. 
 
 Notes on the Iron Or*s of Canada and their De- 
 velopment. lK7:t-74. 
 
 NoteH on a Few Canatiian Minerals and RockH. 
 1X7475. 
 
 Notes on Miscellaneous Rocks and Minerals, 
 1K76-T7. 
 
 On the Minerals of some of the Apatite-bearing 
 Veins of Ottawa County. P.Q., with notes on 
 Miscellaneous Rocks and Minerals, 1H77-78. 
 
 In the Canadian Xaturaluit, tiz. : 
 
 Notes on the Botany of a Portion of '.he Counties 
 of Hastinj^s and Addinjjton. N. S., vol. v., 
 April, IS71, Montreal. 
 
 Notes on Dawsonite, a new Larbonate. N. S., 
 vol. VII., November. lH7t. Montreal. 
 
 Sir William Edmund Logan. (Obituary.) X. S., 
 vol. vin., 1H75, Montreal. 
 
 .\Igo in Anifricni J'lurnnt uf Seience mid Artu, vol. 
 XI., February, IS'e, New Haven. 
 
 Notes on a Few Djkes cutting I>aiirentian Rxx'ks, 
 more especially with reference to their micro- 
 scopic stnicture. N. S.. vol. viii., Deeenil)er, 
 1.S77. Montreal. 
 
 Notes on a Few Canadian Rocks and Minerals. 
 N. S., vol. IX.. Deceml)er, 1K79, Montreal. 
 
 Notes on Chrome Garnet, Pyrrhotite and Titan- 
 iferous Iron Ore. N. S., vol. ix.. May. ISMO, 
 Montreal. 
 
 Note on the Composition of Dawsonite. N. S., 
 vol. X., Decemlx»r. 1881, Montreal. 
 
 In the Cnnarlian Record of Science, viz. : 
 
 Note on a Specimen of Lake Iron Ore from Lac la 
 Tortue, P.Q. Vol. iii., January, 188K. Montreal. 
 
 On Gothite. Serpentine, Garnet and other Cana- 
 dian Minerals. Vol. iv., April. 1H90, Montreal. 
 
 On Canadian Spe.s.sartite and Mountain Cork. Vol. 
 IV.. October, 18!)n. Montreal. 
 
 The Composition of Limestones and Dolomites 
 from a number of Geological Horizons in Can- 
 ada. Vol. VI., January, l«f)4, Montreal. 
 
 In the Transactions of the Royal Socicfi/ of Canada : 
 
 On some Minerals New to Canada. Vol. i.. Sec. 
 3, 18Ki 
 
 On some Canadian Minerals. Vol. iv., Sec. 4, 
 1886. 
 
 On the Sap of the Ash-leaved Maple (Xeg^indo 
 aceroides). Vol. v.. Sec. 3. 1887. 
 
 Notes on Specimens of Nephrite from British 
 Columbia. Vol. viii.. Sec. :J. 1800. 
 
 In the American Journal of Science and Arts, dr. .• 
 
 On the Composition and Mode of Occurrence of 
 the Pyrrhotite from Elizabethtown, Ontario. 
 Americnn Jnunxil uf Science and Art4, Vol- xr., 
 _ _ May, 1876, New Haven. 
 
 The Grantham Iron Works, Druramondville, P.Q. 
 fniKidiiDi Mognzini' uf Science and the Induttrial 
 Arte, Jan«, 1883, MontreaL 
 
 Harrington. Bernard J.~Contimud. 
 
 On the Ho-4'.alled Amber of Cedar I«ike. 
 
 Anterienix .hturnul •>( Science imd j4rf«. Vol. TUI.i 
 Oct., 1891. New Haven. 
 The Beaver Creek .Meteorite. 
 
 Nntur; Aug. 31st, 1H93, London. 
 
 Harrin({t<(ii. W. Haffne. 
 
 A Cheap Entomological Cabinet. 
 
 Ciiiutiiiiin EnViin'ilngiiif, Nov., 1878, Vol. X., pp. 217, 
 218. 
 
 Tenth Annmil H'poii uf the Entomotofical Sucictg 
 uf Onl'iri;, 187», p. 2S. (Reprint.) 
 
 On the Elaterida' or Click -Beetles. 
 
 /4.U, 187y, pp. 77, 81. 
 Rhyncophcra— Weevils. 
 
 Eleventh Annmil Rep-trt if the Enfomoloffiml S'tciety 
 "/ Ont'irio, 1810, pp. 49, 57. 
 
 Entomologj- for Beginners.— Some Wood-Eaters. 
 
 C'lnndiiim Entf,m't/i>ai'tt, May, 1880, Vol- XII , pp. 
 
 Entomology for Beginners.— Some Fungi-Eaters, 
 /hid.. Dec, 1880, Vol. xii.. pp. 258, 2(52. 
 Tirel/th Aanunl Report of t,V Eitiniif,l->gir,il 
 .V.icc'K .,/ Ort^lr..,, 1881, pp. 22, 21. (Reprint) 
 
 Graphite of the Ottawa Valley. 
 
 Ck''fir<i FifUl-Siituntliete' <V«4 Tr-iunictioHn, No. 
 
 1, 1880, pp. 22, 25 
 
 On Some Insects Captured during Our E.xcur- 
 sion.s. 
 
 76/ /., No. 1, 1880, PI . 41, 47. 
 Field Notes, 1881. 
 
 Ciiintdinu Eiitiiiu'ilogitt, Jan., 1382, Vol- xiv., pp. 
 7, 9. 
 
 Ttelflk Anautil Report uf the Entoiiiiih.gienl 
 Snciety of Ontiiriot 1881, pp. 25, 26. (Reprint.) 
 On Some (^oleoptera In.iuriou.s to Our Pines. 
 
 (Mtiitcn FiM-S<itundiit»' Clab Tranaadiont, No. 
 
 2, 1881, pp. 28. :«. 
 
 Entomologj" for Beginners.— Long-stings. 
 
 Ciinndinn Kntom'/lagitt, May, 1882, Vol. xiv., pp. 
 81, 84. 
 
 Thirtfcnth Aiiiiunl Ri-p'irl <./ th^ Ent'imnh>gicaL 
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 Notes on the Occurrence of some Species of Uro- 
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 L'anitdiaH Eatontologie', December, 1882, vol. xiv., 
 pp. 221. 228. 
 
 Ilouse-Flies. 
 
 Thirteenth Aniiunl Rejxirt of the Entomologicid 
 Society of Ontiirio, 1882, pp. 38, 44. 
 
 Chrysomelid*— Leaf-Feeders. 
 Ibid.. 1882, pp. 53. 62. 
 
 Coleoptera Attacking Man. (Correspondence.) 
 
 The I'liH'tdi'in Eiitomologiit, March, 18S3, vol. xv., 
 pp. 5;*, 60. 
 
 Coleoptera of 1882, and Stridulation of tEcanthus. 
 (Corr&spondence.', 
 
 fbid., .\pril, 1883, vol. xv., pp. 79, 80 
 
 Variations in Markings of Cicindela sex-guttata. 
 Ibid., December, 1883. vol. xv., p. 23& 
 
 A New Foe to the Maple {Xiphydria albicornis). 
 
 Fourteenth Annual Report of the Entoinologiral So- 
 ciety of Ontario, ISa, pp. 40, 42. 
 
 Injurious Insects Affecting the Hickory. 
 
 /6irf.,1883, pp. 42, .52. 
 
 6 
 
42 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THB 
 
 Harrington. W. Hague.— Continued. 
 
 Cauaen of Rarity in Some Specie** of Insect*. 
 
 CnHiiiiinH Sporftmnn nnd SuturnliM, April, 1M3, 
 rol. tii.,pp 22^,226. 
 Additions to Canadian Lists of Coleoptera. 
 
 I'aniidifin EHt;m'>l',ffiit, 1S81, TOl. XVI., pp. 44, 47, 
 
 (March): pp 70,73, (April): pp. 96. 98. (May ) : pp. 
 117. 119, (June). 
 Entomoloxy for Beginners. Notes of a .June 
 Ramble. 
 
 l>,;d., Jon*. 18S4, Vol. XVI., pp. 101. 103. 
 FiftetHtk AiiHUnl Rrport »/ tht Ent-imnlngieiil So- 
 ciety •>/ Onl'irio, ls81. pp. 30, 31. (Reprint). 
 
 Saw-flies— Tenthredinida». 
 /6.(/..188». pp. 63-72. 
 
 List of Ottawa Coleoptera. 
 
 Ottnwi Fifld-iV-ititrtilitU' Clmb TrnH»neti»n», No. 
 v.. 1884. pp. 67, «. 
 
 Xyloryctes satyrus. (Correspondence.) 
 
 Canadian Entomoliigiit, March. 1885. vol. XVII., 
 p 5S. 
 Hymenoptera .\culeata— Ants*, Wasps and Bees. 
 
 SiuJeentk Annual Repnri nf the E*tom'>litgicnl So- 
 ciety of Ontario, 1885, pp. 48, 54. 
 Are Curculio Lar^•<»' Lignivorous? 
 
 Entomologieo Amtricawi, April, 1885. vol. I., pp. 
 18, 19. 
 Notes on our Saw-flies and Horu-lail.s. 
 
 Oltiiwti Fifld-ynturaliitt' Club Trtintaclioiu, No. 
 IV , 1885, pp. 244, 247, 
 
 Note on Oryssus Sayi. 
 
 Cunndinn EnloiHologi«t, Febniary. 1886. vol. XVIII. I 
 p 20. 
 Tenthredo delta, Prov. 
 
 Ibid; February. 1886. vol. xviii.. pp. 32, 33. 
 Notes on Tenthredinidse, 1HS.5. 
 
 Ibid., February. 1886, vol. xviii., pp. 38, 40. 
 Notes on Xiphydria Albicc mis. 
 
 fbid.. March, 1886, vol. xviii.. pp. 45. 46. 
 Insects Infesting Maple Trees. 
 
 Sevenleenlh Annufil Report of the Entomnlogicnl 
 Society of Ontario, 1S86, pp. 22. 23. 
 Presidents Inaugural Address. 
 
 Ottnirn Fie'd-y<ltnrnli»t*' Club Trnntaetiont, No. 
 VIJ., 1886. pp. 294. 305. 
 
 Oryssus Sayi. 
 
 rnnadinn Entomoto^. May, 18OT. vol. XIX.. pp. 
 81,86. 
 Hints on Collecting Hymenoptera. 
 
 Ihid, June. 1887. vol. xix.. pp. 115. 116. 
 Eighteenth Annual Report of the Entomoh^ieol 
 Socitty of Ontorio. Ih87. pp. 43, 44. (Reprint.) 
 
 The Nuptials of Thale.s.sa. 
 
 Canndinn Entomnlogift, November, 1887. vol. xix., 
 pp. 206, 209. 
 
 Eighteenth Annual Report of the Enlomologii-ol 
 Society of Ontario, 1887, pp. 25, 27. (Reprint). 
 Further Observations on Oryssus Sayi. 
 
 Canadian Entomologitt, December, 1887. vol. xix.. 
 pp. 239, 240. 
 Not* on Flour and Grain Beetles. 
 
 Ottawa Ifaluralitt. 1887-«8, vol I., pp. 133.134. 
 
 New^ Species of Canadian Tenthredinida^. 
 
 Canadian Entomol^iiit, May. 1889, vol. xxi.. pp. 
 95.99. 
 
 Ibalia maculipennis, Haldeman. 
 
 Ibid., August, 1889, vol. xxi., pp. HI, 145. 
 
 Hiirrln((ton. W. Haf(ue. — Continued. 
 Insect.". Infesting Willows. 
 
 Tteentieth Annioil R'port of the Eulo molg ieal 
 Society of Ontario, lv«9, pp. 41, 55. 
 
 Harpipbora.s maculatus, Norton. 
 
 lateel Life, January and February, 1890, vol. ii , pp. 
 
 227. 2JH, 
 
 Tenthrediuidse Collected at Ottawa. 1?««. 
 
 Canadian EntomoU,giit, February. 189\ Tol. XXII., 
 pp. 23, 25. 
 The Corn Saw fly. 
 
 Ibid., April, 1890, vol. xxii., p. 40. 
 Two Interesting Monstrositit s. 
 
 Ihid. .June. 1890, vol. xxii.. p. 124. 
 On the Lists of Coleoptera published by the 
 Geological Sur\'ey of Canada. 1«42 18KH. 
 
 /*{(/.. 1890. vol. XXII.. pp. 135, 140, (July): pp. 135. 160, 
 (August): pp 184.191, (September.) 
 
 Hymenoptera Parasitica. 
 
 Tioenty-jirttt Annual Report of ike • Entomnlogicnl So- 
 ciety of Oa'ario, 18i<0, pp. 61 , 73. 
 
 Notes on a Few Canadian Rhyncophora. 
 
 Canadian Entom<tloffi»t,¥ebna.ry, 1891. TO!. XtOI.. 
 
 pp. 21.27. 
 
 Platynus New to Canada. 
 
 Ibid.. May, 1891. vol. xxiii., p. 115. 
 
 Canadian Rhyncophora. 
 
 Ibid., May. ISlJl. vol. xxiii., p. 114. 
 Two New Species of Canadian Pimplinae. 
 
 Ibid., Jane, 1891, vol. xxiii., pp. 132 1*5. 
 Note on Amblyopone pallipes, Hald. 
 
 Ibid., Juce.lSM. vol. XXIII., pp. 138. 1.39. 
 Notes on .Japane.se In.sects. 
 
 Tteenty iteeond Annual R'prirt of the Entomolopieal 
 Society of Ontario, 1891. pp. 9 ', 95. 
 
 Notes of Travel in Japan. 
 
 Ottatrn .Vnfura/iV. February, 1892, vol. v., pp. 181. 
 191. 
 The Japanese Glass-rope Sponge. 
 
 Ibid-, February, 18^2. vol. v.. pp. 1»I,19?. 
 
 The Microscope in Entomolc^-. 
 
 Ibid., March, 1H92, vol. v., pp. 206. 208. 
 Additional Note on Amblyopone pallipes, Hald. 
 
 Canadian Entomologi't, .March, 1892, vol. xxiv., 
 p. 76. 
 
 Canadian Hymenoptera. No. 1. 
 
 Ibid., April, 189-', vol. XXIV, pp. 98, 99. 
 
 Two Distinguished Settlers. 
 
 Ibid., May, 1892, vol. xxiv., p. 112. 
 The Al)t)e Provanchcr. (Obituarj.) 
 
 Ibid., May, 1892, vol. xxiv., pp. 130. 131. 
 
 Tteentti-lhird Annual Rrp^trt of the Entoniological 
 Society of Ontario, 18s»2, p 88. (Reprint.) 
 
 A New Lschalia from Vancouver Island. 
 
 Canadian Entomologitt, May, 1892. vol. .XXIT.. 
 
 p. 132. 
 Fauna Ottawaensis— Hemiptera. 
 
 Ottawa iVnJttmJtV, June. 1892. vol. vi., pp. 25, 32. 
 Entomology. (Notes on Ottawa insects.) 
 
 Ibid.. September, 1s92.to1. tl, pp. 84, 86. 
 List of Coleoptera collected in l«8:i-S4 by Mr. T. C. 
 Weston on, and in the vicinity of. the Cypres.s 
 Hills, N.W.T. 
 
 Ibid., January, 1893. vol. ti., p. 149. 
 Entomology. (Notes on Ottawa in.sects.) 
 Ibid. January, 1893, vol. vi , pp. 150. 151. 
 
ROVAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 43 
 
 Harrinittiin. W. HAguf. —Continuffl. 
 
 (.'anulian Hyni»'in)ptera. So. 2. 
 
 C'liKidi'iH Eiii'fiin/i.i/iit, FebraaiT, lfc«S, toI. xxv., 
 pp.8».32. 
 
 Kiituinulogy. (Not.'<j on CHliiwa in.Hefts.> 
 
 Oniiwii .V'«f»ir»/i»*, February, 1993, vol. vi., pp. 
 168 170. 
 
 A Glacial Epix-h. 
 
 Jlnd.. Febrasry. IHW, toI. ti., pp. 170, 171. 
 Canatlian Hynienoptera. No. .'i. 
 
 Ciiniitiian Eiii<>ui<Ji^,ti, March, 1*93, Tol. xxr., pp. 
 57, 64. 
 
 Entomology. (Notes on Ottawa insects.) 
 
 Onmcii .\nturalitt. July, 1^*3, Tol. tu., p. 88. 
 Entomolog}-. (Notes on Ottawa insects. i 
 
 Ibid., September, 1893, foI. vii., pp yT, 98. 
 Fauna Ottawaen.sis -Hynienoptera Phytophaga. 
 
 Ihid., November, 1S93, toI. vii.. pp. 117, 128. 
 Annual Address of the President of the Entomo- 
 logical Society of Ontario. 
 
 TteeHtv-fourth AiiHHiil Rf[x,rt of the Eutomologieal 
 .Society ;/ Oiititri'i, 18»3, pp. 17, 31. 
 
 Additional Notes on Japanese Insects. 
 
 /Wrf.,1893, pp.ai, 53. 
 Canadian rrocerida'. 
 
 Triiutactioiu iif the Rognl S'tciely nf Cunndn, \ol. 
 XL, Sec. 4, 1893. 
 
 Hynienoptera Phytophaga. 
 
 Cktaira ynt%imliM, January, 1894, vol. vii., pp. 162, 
 163. 
 
 An Entomological Trip to Copper Cliff, Ont. 
 
 Ciiiuid'.nH EnUtmoltjuitt, January, 18?!, vol. xxvi.i 
 pp. 9. 18 
 
 Monograph of the North American Proctotrjpidap, 
 by William H. Ashmeatl. (Review.) 
 Diid., January, 1S94, vol. x.tvi., pp. 28, 30. 
 Entomology. ( Corydalii curiiutuit. > 
 
 Ottfiieii yatunilist, Februarj- and March, 1891, vol. 
 VII- , p. 175. 
 
 A Teratological Trio. 
 
 CiiniidiiiH Ent-iiu'ilogiit, Mareh. 1894, vol. x.xTi., 
 
 Fauna Ottawaensis— Hemipt«ra. 
 
 (Mi'iT'i .V>(fttr«/i'*<, July, IS.*)!, vol. vm., pp 66, t>7. 
 Canadian Hynienoptera. No. 4. 
 
 Ctinndiiin Eiituni'i/itgi^, July, 1894, vol. XXVI., pp. 
 193, 196. 
 
 Entomological Notes. ' Diaphemomera femor- 
 ata./ 
 
 Ottawa Nntttraliit, AnKOst, 18*4, vol. vin., p. 80. 
 
 Canadian Hynienoptera. No. 5. 
 
 Cunitdinn Entomitlogiiit, AugfUSt, 1894, Vol. XXVI., 
 pp. 20J, 214. 
 
 Canadian Hymenoptera. No. 6. 
 
 Ibid-, September, 1894, vol. xxvl., pp. 245, 250. 
 
 Harvey. Moses. 
 
 The Characteristics of the Present Age. A Lec- 
 ture. Edinburgh. 1851. 
 
 Thoughts on the Poetry and Literature of the 
 Bible. St. John's, Nffd., 18.52. 
 
 The Testimony of Ninevah to the Veracity of the 
 
 Bible. St. Johns, Nfld., 1854. 
 
 8to.,pp. 33. , 
 
 Harvey. MtHten.—Continurd . 
 
 1^'ctures on the Harmony of Science and Revela- 
 tion. Halifax : B^iriu's, l.SoH. 
 gvu., pp. 101. 
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 t native of Scripture. .St. .lohii's, 1857. 
 8to., pp. 96. 
 
 Lectures, Literary and Biographical. Edinburgh : 
 Elliot, lf*4. 
 8vo., pp. 512. 
 Christian Hjmnology. 
 
 Seven Papers in Tkr Hom' <ind Fureign Rrcrtl 
 i>f the L>'*rer Prfirinte»,\Wi. 
 
 Cormack's Journey Across Newfoundland. 
 
 Edited by Rev. M. Harvey. 1873. 
 Across Newfoundland with the Governor. St. 
 
 Johns, Nfld., 1879. 
 8to., pp. 130. 
 
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 don : Chapman & Hall. 18Ki 
 
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 Text Book of Newfoundland History, for the Use 
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 Where are We, and Whither Tending? London : 
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 and The Marifiine Monthly Magazines, from 
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 foundland ; A Geological Discovery in New- 
 foundland : A Trip to the Old Land ; Burns's 
 Natal Day ; Columbus : Thoughts, Facts and 
 Fiincies ; Man. the Worker ; Human Pro- 
 gress—Is it Real ? Pompeii (two articles) ; The 
 B<Pothics-the Aborigines of Newfoundland: 
 The Castaways of Gull Island ; George Fox, 
 the First of the Quakers; Northward, Ho ! The 
 Devil Fish in Newfoundland Waters; The 
 Shortest Route l)etween Europe and .\merica ; 
 The Polaris Expedition (two articles): Two 
 Thousand Miles on an ice-floe; Chronicles of 
 Punch Bowl (two articles) ; The Seal Hunters 
 of Newfoundland ; The Catacombs of Rome ; 
 Livingstone. 
 
 The Artiflcial Propagation of Marine Foo<i Fishes 
 and Edible Crustaceans. 
 
 TiniiKictiont R'll/itl .'^ucitty of Canada, Vol- X-, 
 Sec. 4, 1892. 
 
 Reports of the Fisheries Commission of New- 
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 The Great Auk. 
 Article on Newfoundland. 
 
 Baedeker'a Domini'/u of Canada Handbook. 
 Leipsic, 1891. 
 Newfoundland as it is in 1894.— A Handbook and 
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 Nfld.: J. W. Withers, Queen's Printer, 1894. 
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44 
 
 BIBLKXJRAPHY OF THE 
 
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 for Canada, imx and IfW. Montreal : Gazette 
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 TniiiKnctiont Liteniry nnd Uirturieiil Sittietv of 
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 2Vun«ae(ton* Canadian Initituie, 1889. 
 
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 Superior. 
 
 Ibid; .■Vpril. 1890. 
 L'Etat de la Population d'Origine Franyaise du 
 
 Canada. 
 
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 Ibid., October, 1891. 
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 A Physical Catastrophe to America. 
 
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 Catalogue of Section 1 of the Museum of the 
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 specimens illustrative of structural geology. 
 Ottawa : S. E. Dawson, Queen's IMnter, 1898. 
 8vu., pp. 256, with loldinR plan of room. 
 In the Transact iuns of the Rvynl Society of Canada : 
 
 On a specimen of Canadian Native Platinum. 
 Vol. v., sec. 3, 1887. 
 
 On the Hygroscopicity of Certain Canadian Fossil 
 Fuels. Vol. VII., sec. 3, 1889. 
 
 Annotjited List of the Minerals occurring in 
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 On a peculiar form of Metallic Iron found on St. 
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 Hale, Horatio. 
 
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KOYAL SOriETY OF CANADA 
 
 45 
 
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 8vo. pp. 2(J. 
 
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 J'lurniil of the Aiitkrt>inil<>giiiil Initlilute of Grvnt 
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 His Life and Work among the Si.\ Nations. 
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 tUd., .March, 18*. 8vo., pp. 15. 
 
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 Huron Folk-lore. No. 2. The Story of Tijaiha, 
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 Journal of American Folk-lore, October and De- 
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 An International Idiom : A Manual of the Oregon 
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 Was America Peopled from Polynesia ? A Study 
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40 
 
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ROYAL S(XJIKTY OP (^ANADA 
 
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 Death of Alexander Mackenzie Ro**.**, EnRineer 
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 Ib,>f., Aii«a«t27, 1W2. 
 
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 /*.W..1863. 
 
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 //<•>/., .April 2, 1M3. 
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 Unntrtiil .Vf'c*, 1809. 
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 Gu.stavus W. Wicksteed, t^.C, on his retirement 
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 (Jttiiirii rifaf-n, February 12. 1H87. 
 
 Rome in Canada. Review of work of Mr. Charles 
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 ToroHto Mo, I, M»y U, IHNt). 
 
 Translation of Addreiw* of the Abbe J. C. K. I,a 
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 8to., i>p. 2ri. 
 
 The Moral and .Social Organization of Kducatii n. 
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 The W«A-,Tnn>nto. 1891. 
 
 Louis Jo'^eph Papineau. Review of Brochure 
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 mtnem, March 1. 1892 
 
 The Early Bibliography of the Province of 
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 The I.«ite Mr. Murdo Mclver 
 
 MoHtreol Hrrald. July, ISiG. 
 
 Sir Daniel Wilson. In Memoriam. 
 
 Trdiit'ielioni Hoyiil Sorirtu of Cmi'idn, Vol. XI., 
 
 Sec. 2. imf. 
 
 For the various ReyKirts furnislied to the Gov- 
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 The Historj of Canada. Vol. i., from ItiOH to 
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48 
 
 BIHIiKKJUAPHY OF THK 
 
 Ktrtiy. WillUm. 
 
 (oiinrfr .VfHiiiffHto to the Atiiifxa) iitnintn of 
 Muntrviil. 
 
 Publiiihffi in (lamphM (nrm hjr the <)<iv«rnai«nl of 
 (Vnaiiii. NiaCHrm. J^h iifluher. \\Hf~: 
 W. Kirhy »ii)l J. H. IMiinih. Th<- Hroadniitt- iiimI 
 WelUiul F!lc<-(orH(°oiiipMtiion. )l'iilitiriilS|iiiln). 
 NiaKitm, June l.tlli, iHKt. 
 
 The r. K. A 'Tiilf of Ipprr ('HiiiidA. A I'im-iii in 
 XII. CnntOH. NiiiKarii : W. Kirby, |H*4). 
 I2mo . |.|). 174. 
 MInh Kyf'H KniiKraiit ('liililrcn. I^miioii, Kn^land. 
 
 L' iwun H'lur, Mmjr, ltT3. 
 
 Acadia. Tonmtn : .). HriKK^. ''uly. 1M7H. 
 
 The rnit4>d Kinpiro l^yali.xtM. 
 
 r'» «./>//. /M MttkodiM Jtf'iftzta*. Toronto, .\pril and 
 Mar. iHHi. 
 Thp(iolil<*ri 1)<»K. \ LeK«'i"l of Qiu'Ih"*-, Nt^w York 
 and .Vtoiitrt-al. I<uvel, Adam, Wt-MMon & ('o., 
 
 Sro. , pp. 6TS. 
 Le C'hlen d'or. 
 
 French TraniUtion of a>HiTe by Pamphilr Ln May. 
 Moritrt%l : Imprimerie ilc TEtanilard. ISftt. 
 
 MftiioirsofServfw Family. Toronto: W. HiifcgH, 
 
 Cnniidian Idyls. 
 
 Puhliaheil separately in Pamphlet form. 
 
 A8«cond Kilition in 1S0», Hvo., pp. 175, Welland.Ont. 
 
 The Sparrows. NMa^ara, Dt-ccmlHT, lK7t(. 
 Doad .Sea Rows. Toronto : \V. KrinKs. 1H7H. 
 The HunKry Year. Toronto : W. HriK««, H^M. 
 Stony Cn-ek. Tonmto : W. FirijiK'*. •**>• 
 Qiu'en'H Birlliday and Spina ChriHli. Toronto, 
 
 RoseH«-lford Co., IHHl. 
 The Bells of Kirby Winkc and The fiOrds Supper 
 
 in the Wilderness. Toronto, Rose Bel ford Co., 
 
 1882. 
 
 The Harvest Moon. Toronto, Rowe-Belford Co., 
 
 IHKJ. 
 Pontia*-, A.D. ITffJ. XiaK.ira : \V. Kirby, 1«K7. 
 Bnshy Run, A.D., 17«B. NiaKara : W. Kirby, 1HK7. 
 Afldress, V. K. Loyalist Centennial at Xiajrara, 
 
 August 14th, IHHl. Tonmto: i{f>se Publishing 
 
 Co., 1HH.5. 
 
 AIho in 2nd Edition of Canadian Idyll, lS9t. 
 Memoir of Hon. .J. B. Plumb in Repris<?ntativc 
 
 CanadianH. Toronto: Itose PublihhinK C o., IHMB. 
 Mono<ly on the Sickness and Retirem<'nt of His 
 
 Excellency Lord .Metcalf from the (iovernment 
 
 of Canada, November, \i<Aii. 
 
 yinpiirn Chrr^nirU, Slat December, IHt*. 
 The Wreck of the Hungarian, l»th February, IHtiO. 
 
 Ni'ig'irn Mnil. 
 
 Stuart's Raid. An Incident in the Siege of Rich- 
 mond, 12th June, 1H02. 
 NiiiO'iraM'ii.1, 1862. 
 TitUfi of Pvhllshfd SonnetH, viz: 
 The Wax Wing. 
 
 On The Jubilee of Her Majesty's Reign. 
 Sp ncer Grange. 
 Winter Roses on the Children's Face-s. 
 
 ! Klrhy. WiftlMm. r„„tinur,f 
 
 Portrait of .Mr*. Hop** St-well. Qiiefwe. 
 A Night V'iHlon. Vidi Coelum Apertum. 
 On a Child of Two Sunimern. 
 
 On Her .Majewty's Pr<t\ idential E<m'«|i« from 
 
 XoHassinittion, Man li 2n<l, |r«42. 
 
 To JameH M. l.«*Moine, Quelwc. 
 
 On (ieneral (ionion'^ Death. 
 
 Kt ArlHiruni folia, sir dies no«tr1. 
 
 " For the Hairs of your Head are all .Nunil>Ted.'* 
 
 On the Visit of the .Vlan|uis of Ix>rne to the North- 
 west. 
 
 On the Departure of His Kxrellency The Muniuiit 
 of I/>rne and the Prince- s IxiuiMe, (k-tolwr 27th, 
 IHKI. 
 
 Montmorency. 
 
 On a photograph, Mra. M. I^-Moine, Qucdjec. 
 
 Brut-k's Seat. 
 
 Lnndys l,anc. 
 
 .National Song, Canadians Forever, iHtr?. 
 
 liMHainiiio, .Mkc. •!. <'. K. 
 
 Age de la chute Montmorency. 
 
 AnHuatrf it'- r/MtttuI fiin-iilirn. So S, IH'H. 
 Klements de Mineralogie et de (M*ologie. Kdite 
 
 par M. P. (J. Delisle, iHHl. 
 Ije ('anada d'autrefois. Kst|uisse ge<i|<;){ii|ue, 
 
 Annmiire de Cfnttitut (',inadii-H, So. 9, 1W2. 
 
 Note Mur la geologie du lac St Jean. 
 
 M4moirrm <lr III S'f.Ulf r«/|/<i^. Tome l.Sec. 4, I8W. 
 
 Note sur les dei>otM auriferes <le la B«-auce. 
 Ihid., Tome ».. .Sec 4. 1S44. 
 
 Note 8ur un gisement d'emeraude an Sagtienay. 
 ll.id.. Tome 11., .Sec. 4, IS81. 
 
 Elements tie Mineralogie, de Getdogie et de Bota- 
 ni(|ue. Edite |)ar J.-A. Langlais. IKK'I. 
 
 I<c Siiguenay. Essai de ge<igraphie physir|ue. 
 
 BtUUtia ilr la Sociit4 >U Gfoiiraphie ilf Quittre, 
 Tome I., 1»«5. 
 
 Note sur les contacts des formations paleozoKjuea 
 et archeennes de la Province de Quel>ec. 
 
 M/ni'iiri'i itrUl S'H-i't^ rntinl'; Tome IV., .Sl'C. 4, IHHfi. 
 
 Michel .Samizin. Sa biographie, ses Iravaux 
 Hcientitlques. 
 
 IbU.. Tome v.. See. 4. 18.S7. 
 1^ ga/ naturel de la Province de Quebec. 
 
 y/m/.. Tome VI , .Sec. 4, W-^. 
 
 Travail sur le» cours dits d'extension uni versitaire. 
 
 Ihid , Tome IX.. Sec. 4, 1891. 
 Etude sur le Dr T. S. Hunt. 
 
 J hiiL, Tome \., pp. xlvii.-i ii. 
 
 Keprodaite aveo additions dang I'Annunirr ih V U»i- 
 vertiti Lnval, So. 36. 
 
 Metallurgie eleclrique. 
 
 Canada- FrancdVf, Tome I. 
 Chroniques scientitiques. 
 
 IhiiL, Tomes n., iii. et iv- 
 La poesie chez les plantes. Dans le volume inti- 
 tule : A la memoire de A. Lusignan. Mont- 
 r<«l : Desauiniers et I.ieV)lanc, lrtl>2. 
 Notions sur I'electricite et le magnetisme. Que- 
 bec : A. C6t« et Cie, 1HB3. 
 
KOYAL S(MlhrrY OF « ANA DA 
 
 49 
 
 |j«ll«miiir, Mffr. J. V. K.- ContiHUrti, 
 I. KiMiulix <li- St Allian. 
 
 I'liitiKiiittk Smtinrrr, 
 
 IH plitt, tin grKnil nnmbr* d'Artielei iirtenttft<|itM 
 P«ibll4* 4 4t w r m npt.—* dMW Im iiMnmnM 'luuti* 
 
 dlSIW- 
 
 ItAWMtn, (*<H>rKe. 
 
 On lUf ArrarwhA f>f Rriisil. U'ifh l«-tt*r from 
 M. l>»T«i»n«' f»f I . is. 
 
 On f he (»<Tiirr»Tn<' of Mitnnlun Ititt'iin in Forfsr- 
 Hhir*. 
 
 rk„hJ,^i0t, V-.l. II , |.. :«». 1H4«». 
 
 Btray ThuiiKhtN on liotanital ({ahiblex iiiiil Vi^itH. 
 HUKK»"^t«"' *>y Mr. HfWf'H Cottrt'll WatiioirK re- 
 iniirks on t iie ntt-fiilnfMH of a fVricMliritl (ifvolt-il 
 Ut Bi'i(i)*>i l{<iran>. 
 
 Ib„l.. Vol. II.. pp. 4t: 119, IfIMb 
 Nol^ on Miniulu> liitrns. 
 
 AtW.. Vol. II.. p. V*\. DMA. 
 On the Oriurrencp of I'yniln rot iindi folia, Al 
 chpniilla nipiiia, an*! V'iolii Iiit4-;t ;. on Sidlitw 
 Hills, F'orfiirHhiri'. 
 
 //.I./., Vol. II , p. .W, HW. 
 
 On »i .VIonstniMity of Carditiniiii' |irHt«'ti>ih. 
 //..(/., Vol. II.. p. 379, \nyi\. 
 
 Otcurri'iice of h New V'iiri»'t> of Silfiie inHata in 
 Fifeshirc. 
 
 /Wrf.,Vol. II..P. 89. 1S46. 
 
 A New (locality in S'otlanii for RuHrusarnlfiitiiK. 
 Ih,d., Vol. II ,p. <W.«, IHW. 
 
 On Viola o<lorata, and itn oceiirrenctr in F'ifeNhire. 
 MiW., Vol. ii.,p. W, ISlfi. 
 
 On a W'liitf llovvcn-d Vari<'ty of Epilobium uion- 
 tanum. 
 
 //nA, Vol. ll-.p.Ha, 184*». 
 
 On Silyhuiii Marianuni. 
 
 /Ai^., Vol. II.. p. 416. 1M«. 
 
 On Salvia veHM>nara, Linn. 
 /A.J . Vol. ii..p. 418, 1M»6. 
 
 • N'oti'H on Viola odorata and its occurronc«' in 
 
 Fifenhire, etc. 
 
 Ml'/.. Vol. II., pp. 863, 1*46. 
 Notite of a Black Swan <("yj<nu>i ni((«>r) shot in the 
 Valley of K<len, Fife, in li+KI, 
 
 XixAtigiH, 1847. 
 
 List of the I{;irer Flowering Plants observed dur 
 inga residence in Fifeshin- in 1K4«H7. 
 Phutol,^i*i, Vol. III., pp. IW l.«i, 1818. 
 
 • Notes on the Periods of Flowrrinn of Wild 
 
 Plants. 
 
 Ihid^ Vol. HI., pp. 2!'2-2a3, 184H. 
 
 • ReniarkR on the Xaturali/ation of Plants in 
 
 Britain. 
 
 Jhid., Vol. in . pp. 292-293, 18*'. 
 
 • Remarks on the NaturaH;;ation of Plants in 
 
 Britain. 
 
 Jh'd.. Vol. Ill , pp. 2iH-299, 1848. 
 
 • On the occurrence of Huphorbia salicifolia as a 
 
 natunvlizetl plant in Forfarshin;. 
 Ibid., Vol. III. pp. 344-315. 1848. 
 
 * Titles marked with an a-'^teriiik (*) are included in the (Lon- 
 don) Ruynl Soeirtu'x C'llnligue t^ SnientijU I'nptrt, Vol. III., pp. 
 886-806, pobliahed in 1869. 
 
 liawiM»n. (}t>«»rcr. fuHtinurtt. 
 
 (NiMervatlonN on the F'loral Chantc^it of lh« Prv 
 H«'nl Il«y ill relation to Pant ( hantren of tb» 
 Firth's Fh>ra. Presidential Aiidresn to thx 
 <ieuhiKical Sofiety of K<liMl«irKh, 17th April, 
 IM61. 
 
 Ikr !fn»urnl,tl 'London), Vol. i. pp. 7ft tl. 
 
 * Note on the efTerts of C'liltivatioii ii|Hni Pl.mtatfo 
 
 lanceoiata >. sphiproMtAchya (W. Ik. (t. of hiih. 
 Xfanunl.) 
 
 H-^rry, RiAnnienl Om»Hti , Vol. i . pp. 3I^.;6, \%4ia. 
 The ll«iyal Water Lily of .South America (Victoria 
 n-ifiai and th<- Water Lilii-s of our own Ivitn!. 
 F/linlMirKh : lioKK. HHl. Pp. Iim. Z coli.iired 
 plates. 
 
 On Plants collected on Wikndsworth Coriinion in 
 IK'tl (new cither to KiiKlantl or to the London 
 «lislrict», .Melilotiis |Htrviltor;i, .Scorpiiinis sub 
 villosus, Trifoliuin iKhroleiicuni, .Vnacharis al 
 siiiast ruin ( I Mora < 'anadensiM), etc. 
 
 /'r'Or>/i«o« R'tl"»iral S-nirtii '•! Kilinhuruk, IH,'>|. 
 
 On the iK'currcn'-e of "■ Cinchoiiiu-eous tilaiids" in 
 (falia<'eii', and on the relatioiin of that Order to 
 t'inchotiaceic. 
 
 .'ti»n"/« III .\.iiiir<il llut'jni, V'll. \iv., pp. 161 I6tt, 
 plate. H'.4. 
 
 TrnntneliitHn nt liitlnnnttt Siirirty nf K-lirnhnrih, Vol. 
 v., pp. 3-10, plaie ii. 
 
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 Brilimh Af" iiilum Hrftml, l%r>4. Part II . |i. ',1>. 
 
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 ///i</.. Vol. v., pp. 177-179. 18.W. 
 
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 Tobacco. 
 
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ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 m 
 
 LawfMtn, iiettrge.- Continued, 
 
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 adjacent parts of British America, Ranuncu- 
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BOYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 33 
 
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34 
 
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 MacCabe, John A. 
 
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 MacCabe, Juhn A.—Continued. 
 
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 Macoun, John. 
 
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 Synopsis of the Flora of the St. Lawrence Valley 
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 Report, Geological Survey of Canada, 1879-80. pp. 
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ROYAL SCKIRTY OK CANADA 
 
 83 
 
 Macoan, John. —Continued. 
 
 list of Plants collected north of Lake Winnipeg 
 by Dr. R. Bell in 1H80, with notes on their dis- 
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 rtirf.. 1879-80. |.p. C59-C69. 
 
 Report of an Exploration of the Country on the 
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 Manitoba and the Great Northwest. Guelph, 
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 1883, pp. 192. 
 
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 Ibid., Vol. I., Sec. 4, 188:', pp. 151-157. 
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 Macoun, Jnhn.— Continued, 
 
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 I bid., 1892, pp. 296 Geological and Natural His- 
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 On the various Theoretical Views regarding the 
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 Ibi>l., Vol. vii., Montreal, 1862. p. 251. 
 Contributions to the History of the Acton Copper 
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 Ibid., Vol. TIL, Montreal, 1862, p. 447. 
 On a new Method of Preparing Chlorine, etc. 
 Ibid., Vol. viu.. Montreal, 1363, p. 39. 
 
 On the Origin of Eruptive and Primary Rocks. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. VIII., Montreal, 1S63, pp. 295, :j>J and 457. 
 On the Extraction of Copper from its Ores in the 
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 Ibid., Vol. n., new series, Montreal, 1865, pp. 219-241. 
 Geological Sketch of the Neighl)ourhoodof Rossie, 
 N.Y. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. II., new series, Montreal, 1866, p. 257. 
 Geological Report on Hastings County. 
 
 Re%>ort of ProgreKH of Geological Survey of Canada, 
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56 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
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ROYAL SIX^IETY OF CANADA 
 
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 Frogs and their Kin. 
 
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 Montmil Trmufripi, IftHl. 
 
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 Crown 8vo. 
 The New Canada. 
 
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 A Course of Study for the Schools of Xova Scotia. 
 
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 Botany of Di.sease. (Four thousand words.) 
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 Hf^rald. Halifax. 1881. 
 Lichens of Xova Scotia. 
 
 Nova Sent Inn Institute <■/ Science, Vol. v.. Part III-, 
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 Successors of the Ghosts, Goblins, Ghouls, it al. 
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 Silicious Organic Remains in the Liicustrine De- 
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 Rep„rt Briliih A'noeintifm. pp. 742-783, 1?H4. 
 Among the Cryptogams. A monthly serial. 
 
 AcadixH Sri'iice Monthly, 1883-84. 
 
 \'ampire Plants and Strange Gardening. (Three 
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 Canadian Rec/rd <>f Science, Vol. I., No. 4, Mont- 
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 Mammalia of Xova Scotia : a Synopsi.s. 
 
 Aradeitiy, Vol. I., Nos. 2, 3, 4, 6, Pictou, 1885. 
 Spelling Reform. 
 
 Nova Scotia Edncutionnl Convention Report, 1SS5, 
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 Mai-Kujr. A. H.— Continued. 
 
 Future of Our Education. (Two thoiuMind words.) 
 
 llenild. Halifax, 1886. 
 New Fresh-water S})onges from Nova Scotia and 
 Newfoundland. 
 
 Canndinti Krojrd of Science, Vol. II., No. 1, M unt- 
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 Meteor of l.'ith September, ISK7. 
 
 Edue<itiuital Rerinr, Si. .John, 1887. 
 .\mong ( he Water Xymphs ; a Popular View of 
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 Hend-i, Halifax, H87. 
 Algie of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, (Con- 
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 Kduc>it\..nad A^< r...r. Vol*, i.-ii.. St. John. 1887-188!) 
 P'enidale School. Illustrated Serial on the Natural 
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 Ibid., Vol?. I. -IV., St John. 1H87-91. 
 
 Miscellaneous Educational and Scientific .-Articles. 
 /*('/., St. John, 1887- W.). 
 
 The Fresh water Sponges of Canada anil New- 
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 TraiiDaelioiiH Rnyal Society of Canada, Vol. vil.. 
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 Pictou Island ; with geological map of its en- 
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 iVora Scotiiin Inttitute of Science, 2nd Series, Vol. l.i 
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 .\nnual Reports on the Public Schools of Xova 
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 (3) of 189:1, pp. 63. 
 
 Conspectus of Education in Xova Scotia ; for the 
 World's Columbian Exposition. Halifa.x, 18U;i, 
 pp. 18. 
 
 Journal of Education. Halifax. (1) April. 18!):i, 
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 The True Scope and Function of the High School. 
 The Dominion Educational Avocialion Report, 1892, 
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 Explosive Ga.^ Generated within the Hot Water 
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58 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
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ROYAL S(X'IRTY OP CANADA 
 
 50 
 
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 Matthew, tJeorge V.—ContinufH. 
 
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 Canadian Record of Science, October, 1881, Mont- 
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 The Climate of Acadia in the Earliest Times. 
 
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 Canadian Northwest and Manitoba College. 
 Edinburgh, 1H78. 
 8vo., pp. 16. 
 
 Canadian Northwest and the Gospel. 
 
 Briti»h iind F'fn-ign Evangelical Review, London, 
 1879. 8to., pp. 709 718. 
 
 Missionary life amongthe Cannibals, being the life 
 of the Rev. .John Geddie, D.D., first missionary 
 to the New Hebrides, with a history of the Nova 
 Scotia Presbyterian Mission on that group. 
 Toronto : James Campbell & Son ; Montreal : 
 W. Drysdale & Co., 1882. 
 I2mo., pp. 512. 
 
 The Teaching of Our Lord reganiing the Sabbath 
 and its Bearing on Christian Work. 
 
 Pretbi/terian Kerietr, No. 13, 1883, New York. 8vo., 
 pp. 1-19. 
 
 The Heathen World : its need of the go«pel and 
 the church's obliglation to supply it. Toronto : 
 Wm. Rriggs, 18Kt. 
 12mo., pp. 29.3. 
 
 The Plague of Mice in Nova Scotia and Prince 
 Edward Island. 
 
 Canadian Record »/ Seienee. 8vo. , pp. 472-480. 
 
 Hon. Samuel Vetch, first English Governor of 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 CMectiotu < if Nova Seotia Hittorical .S'oetc<v, Hali- 
 fax, 1885. 8vo.,pp. 1-63. 
 
 Stone Age of Nova Scotia, as illustrated by a Col- 
 lection of Relics presented to Dalhousie College. 
 
 Tratuactiont of Nora Scotian [nutitute of Natural 
 Science, Vol. vm., 1888-89. 8vo., pp. 2:11-252. 
 
 Sketch of the Life and Labours of the Rev John 
 Campbell. New Glasgow, N.S. : S. M. McKen- 
 zie. 1889. 
 
 8vo.,pp. 37. 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 63 
 
 l*att<*nM>n, llev. <J«*op|ir. Continufti. 
 
 The Majfdaleiu- InlaiidH. 
 
 2'<''<iM>ief)«N« „f .\t/tii Seotinn li nl.tntr •>/ Sntuml 
 .Vc.Vbc*. I*.>0-1. 8»o., 31-57. 
 Thi- I'ortiiKUi-M' on th«' Northeast CoaMt of Amer- 
 ica, mid the Hrst Kuropcan Attempt at ("olon- 
 tZMtion there. .\ lost chapter in American hin- 
 tor)-. 
 
 TVnnwtefi'in* N'tpnl Soeitty of Camada. Vol. Vltl.. 
 8«e. 2. IWO. pp. 127- 173. 
 
 The BfofhiliH, or Ked Indians of Newfoundland. 
 
 Ihi'i., Vol. IX.. S*! 2.1IW1, pp. litm. 
 Keothik VtxahiiljirieH. with a few Notes on a 
 I'ai)er on the IV'othiks in the TrnnMirtions of 
 thr Royiil Sorirty of Canaria for IHIU. 
 //,../.. Vol. s.. Sec. 2. 1892, pp. 19-;«. 
 Sir William Alexander and the Scultiah Attempt 
 to Colonize Acadia. 
 /h{ii.,i>p.7Mtfi. 
 The First Theological Hall in the Brit inh Colonies. 
 Tk.ul.^if. Vol. 111. Noi 1 and 2. ll»l-92- Svo . 
 pp 1-7, 33-*>. 
 The French Protectant Eminrations to Nova 
 Scotia. A prize es.siiy, 1W3. 
 
 In luanu^eript in Librury of King's Cullega, Wind- 
 er, N..S. 
 
 Sable Islaixl. its history juid phenomena. 
 
 TriitiiKieti'DH itfthe Rui/nl Society of Cautuia, Vol. XU. 
 He«. 2. 1H9I. i>p Ml*. 
 
 Pf>nliullow, i>. I*. 
 
 Note on Circidiphyllum Japonicum. 
 
 GanUnrr'i Moitlhly. Noveiuber, 1879. 
 
 Fabrication of Aino I'loth. 
 
 AiutriciiH A'lituniliit, 1I>8<J> p. 563. 
 
 The Manufacture of Miso by the Japanese. 
 A'"<i«'i« Ciiy Keriitc, Norember, 1881, p. 437. 
 Note on a few of the Useful Plants of Northern 
 Japan. 
 
 AmcriciiH NnturaliHi, February, 1881, p. 119. 
 
 Phenomena of Grow th in Plant-s. 
 
 hr<>ctKtlittg» Amerienn Aaxiciation for Advaneemfnt 
 
 of Sricnef. ISSl dc 1882. 
 
 The Temperature of Trees. 
 
 Pruceedingt Boiton Sueiety Natural Hutory, Vol. 
 SX.I., 1081. 
 
 Yellows in Peach Trees. 
 
 fnettilingt MitvuiehumttK HortieuHural Society, 1882. 
 Report ou Meteorology. 
 
 Humgkl-in Furm, Series i. No. 1 
 
 Soil Temperature. 
 
 - yi Ihid. Series I., No. 2. 
 
 Yellows in Peaches. 
 
 Houghton tiir HI. Series ui., No. 2. 
 
 The Normal Conditiou of Vegetable Structure 
 with reference to Cell Contents. 
 Ibid. Series HI., No. 1- 
 
 Peiich Yellows. 
 
 Ctdtivator and Country Gentkmnii , Ausust 30, ISS.'?. 
 
 • Note on Peach Curl. 
 
 ;, t I hid. 
 
 Note on DiseJise of Plants. 
 
 Procfedingi Americun Anoeiation for Adrancement 
 o/.!)'ci«iee.l882A1883. 
 
 IVnhalliiw, l». V, -(\mtinuM. 
 
 Review, Lawes, (Gilbert Sc Ma^terH. Experiments 
 on Mixed HeHMiKc of Permanent Mea<lows. 
 Botanical Itesults. 
 
 AmrririiH .I'immitlof Seirmr , xXVl.t 3H. 
 
 Effect* of Sulphur on PlantM. 
 
 I'uititulor andt'oHMry Oeu/Umnn, November 15, p. 
 
 9a». 
 Peach Yellows. 
 
 {fuiirtrrly Krpori of PttuKtyt^nnin B'mrd of Agrieut- 
 turr. 1883, p. %. 
 
 Report on the Experimental Orchanl at Houghton 
 Farm. 
 
 Houghton Fit' M. 8«riei< iii-. No. X 
 Peach Yellows. 
 
 //>»/. Appendix 3. 
 Meteorology. 
 
 /hid. SeriM i.. No. 3. 
 
 Soil Temperature. 
 
 thid. Series i.. Ni>. 4. 
 
 Relation of Hoot and I..eaf Areas in Com. 
 
 /'nterediii,!^ Amrrieiim AmoiiatiuH for AdvancrmrnI 
 of .^rifner, I8S3. 
 
 Notes on the Trees and Shrubs of Northern Japan. 
 
 TriinmirtioMt .Uonnrnl Horticuitunit .Society, ISiVJ. 
 
 Some J'eculiarities of "lant Urowlh. 
 
 Seienee, ill., 364. 
 Diseases of Plants. 
 
 I'lipulur Siifiire M'.nthly, XXT., .'i85. 
 
 Relations of Natural Science to a Medical Cour.se. 
 MotUrftl Gozttte, October 3, 1881. 
 
 Plants in their Relation to Disease. 
 
 Pntcetdingn Ktinmu Horticultuml Society, 1881. 
 
 Botanic (iardens. 
 
 Trnth Annunl Report Monlrenl HorticHllurnl Society, 
 1885. 
 
 Plants in their Relation to Disease. 
 
 Mamiiehwietti .Stale Boord of Agriculture, 1885. 
 
 Plants in their Relation to Disea-se. 
 
 TninmtelioHt Amertean Horficultural Soviety, 1S85, 
 p. 167. 
 
 The Relation of the Annual Rings of E.\c^ens to 
 Age. 
 
 Canadian Record of Scienett I., p. 162. 
 
 Distribution of the Reserve Material of Plants in 
 Relation to Disease. 
 Ihid., I., 193. 
 
 Traditions of the Ainu of Northern .Tapan. 
 
 //..</., 1.,1H3. 
 
 First Annual Report of the Montreal Botanic 
 Gardens, Montreal, 1*5. 
 
 Movements of Tendrils in Cucurhita maxima and 
 pepo. 
 
 American Journal of Science, xxxi.. 45-57, 100-114, 178- 
 189. 
 
 Origin and Final Settleiuentof the Ainu in Japan. 
 Canadian Record of Science, n., 11. 
 
 Variation of Water in Trees and Shrub-s. 
 
 Ibid., II 1 1(>5. Also in AinericaK Naturalist, April, 
 • 1886. p 425. 
 
 Physical Characteristics of the Ainu. 
 Canadian Record of .Science, 11., 1\^. 
 
64 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE 
 
 Penhallow, I). P.—Continufd. 
 
 Mechanism of Movement in Cucurbita, Vitb and 
 Rohinia. 
 
 Tr<in»aelum$ Royal S>ieitty of Canada. Vol. IV., 
 S«c. 4. 1886. 
 
 Additional Notes on Tendrils of Cucurbitaceap. 
 Canadian Record of Seienee, II., 241. 
 
 Soil Temperature. 
 
 AgrirullHrid Si-ienrft I.i "5- 
 
 A Review of Canatlian Botany from the First 
 Settlement oi Xew France to the lS>th Centurj'. 
 
 TrantnitioHH Royal Society nf Cunndn. Vol. V-, 
 Sec. 4, 1887. 
 
 The Rearing of Bears and the Worship of Yoshit 
 sane by the Ainu of Yeso. 
 
 Cditadittn Remrd of Science, II., 481. 
 The Ainu. A Review. 
 
 Ibid.. II., 438. 
 Notes on Shepherdia Canaden.si*i. 
 
 /6i'./.,iii.,3SO. 
 
 Notes on Neniatophyton and a laminated Fossil. 
 
 Till utact itiHi Royal Siji iety of Coitidit. Vol. VI., 
 S«c. 4. 1888. 
 The Food of Plants. 
 
 Canadinn R<:Cfird iif Science, III., 333. 
 Not«8 on Eriau Plants. 
 
 Ibid., IV., 242. 
 Gray's Scientific Papers. A Review. 
 
 Ibid., iii.,5<tx 
 
 Text-Book on Botany. A Review, 
 //nd.. III., 504. 
 
 An Ancient Blaze. 
 
 Ibid., nu, MO. 
 Pleistocene Flora of Canada. 
 
 Bulletin Geoiogieal .Society of America , i., .'ill-334. 
 A New Botanical Laboratorj-. 
 
 Canadian Rfcurti 'if .Science, IV., 88. 
 
 Note on a Peculiar Growth in Black Walnut. 
 Ibid., IX .,233. 
 
 Soil Temperature. 
 Ibid., TV. ,2^. 
 
 Sketch of the Life of Charles Gibb. 
 Ibid., IV., 183. 
 
 List of Botanical Gardens of the World. 
 
 Anttah uj Horticulture, New York, 1890, p. 217 : 1891, 
 p. 315; 1889, p. 16?. 
 
 The Botanical Collector's Guide. Montreal: 1891, 
 
 16mo., p. 125. 
 Description of New Species of Fossil Plants in 
 Paper by Sir .1. W. Dawson on Fossil Plants 
 * from the Similkameen V'alley, etc. 
 
 Trantactioni Royal Society of Caniidtt. Vol. VUI., 
 See. 4, 1890. 
 
 Notes on the Flora of Cacouna, P. Q. 
 Cn nndian Record of Science, iv., 432. 
 .. Notes on the Flora of St. Helen's Island, Mon 
 treal. 
 ^^ /iirf.. IV., 369. 
 
 Notes on Specimens of Fossil Woods from the 
 ?>ian (Devonian) of New York and Kentucky. 
 Ibid., IV., 242. 
 The Botany of Montreal. In Hand Book for the 
 Royal Society of Canada, Montreal Meeting, 
 1891. 
 
 12mo., p. 121. 
 
 Penhallow, D. P.—Continited. 
 
 Notes on Post Gla< ial Plants from Illinois. 
 
 Trnnmclion^ Royal .V(i»;i«(y of Canada, Vol. ix., 
 B«c. 4,18»1. 
 Parka decipiens. 
 
 Ibid. 
 
 .\dditional Not«s on Devonian Plants of Scot- 
 land. 
 
 CnneuHttH Record of Sritnce, v., I. 
 A New Species of Larix from the luterglacial of 
 Manitoba. 
 
 .Km^riciiH Geologint, IX., 6, 368. 
 Epitaphal Inscriptions. 
 
 .lournnl AmTican Folk-lore .S'niety, v., 305. 
 
 A Preliminary Examination of So-Called Cannel 
 Coal from the Kootanie of British Columbia, 
 
 American lieoiogint, X ,331. 
 
 Notes on Erian (Devonian* Plants from New York 
 and Pennsylvania. 
 
 Procfedingn I'nited Slate* Natioaal Muteum, xvi., 
 105. 
 
 Notes on Nemotophyton cras.sum. 
 Ibid., XVI., 115. 
 
 PuiM^on, Adolphe. 
 
 Mouvement de la Population Fran9aise dans lea 
 Cantons de I'Est. 
 
 Le Canada f ranca in, Qaihnc, Vol. I., 1888. p. 193. 
 Chants Canadicns. Quebec : P. G. Delisle, 1880. 
 
 Heures Perdues. Quebec : A. Cote et Cie, 1894. 
 l2ino., pp. 254. 
 
 Reade, John 
 
 Has contributed to the following periodicals, 
 newspapers, and collections of poems : 
 
 Montreal Literary Magazine (1856). 
 
 .Montreal Gazette (18561894). 
 
 (1856-70, various contributions including poetry ; 
 1870-94, editorial articles and book reviews). 
 
 Britifh American Magazine (1863-1861). 
 
 DeiBart't Selectionii from Canadinn A»ef» (1864). 
 
 .SUwart't Qmirterly (1868-1870) 
 N Illustrated Canadian JVewt (1869-1880). 
 
 Dub' in Vniterxity Magazine (1870-1871). 
 
 Canadian Monthly (1872-1878). 
 
 Belford's Monthly Magazine (1876-1878.) , 
 
 Ro^e-Belford'» Canadian Monthly (1878-1882). 
 
 The Week a884-18.«>l). 
 
 Canadian Record of ."^cienee (1891). 
 
 Popular Science Monthly (1888). 
 
 Magazine of American Hiitory (1883-1890). 
 
 Dominion lllwitrattd (1888-1892). 
 
 Arcadia (1892-1893). 
 
 M'liiorial Biiigmphieii of the New England Historic 
 Genealogical Society. Vol. v. (1891). 
 
 Canadian Birthday Book (1887). 
 
 Song* of the Great Dominion (1889). 
 
 Younger Poet* nf America (1890). 
 
 Poem! of Place". Edited by H. W. Longfellow = 
 Vol. v. (Ireland.) Two poems, " De->enish " and 
 " Killynoogan," by John Reade. 
 
 Prophecy of Merlin and other Poems, Montreal, 1870. 
 
 Of contributions to the foregoing volumes or 
 periodicals (poetry excepted), the following 
 treat of subjects wholly or largely Canadian : 
 
 Our Canadian Village. 
 
 Britinh American Magazine, February, March and 
 April, 1864. 
 
ROYAL S0C1P:TY OF CANADA 
 
 65 
 
 Reade, Jolin.— Continued. 
 
 British Canada in the Last Century. 
 
 DuininioH Monthly, Augagti September and October, 
 U73, and reproduced in "Piotureiiiue Quebec," by 
 J. M. LeMoine, V,n\. 
 
 Ttie History in Canadian Geographical Names. 
 
 Net Dominittn Monthly, June, 1873. 
 Canadian Literature. Introductory Lecture of 
 Society of Canadian Literature. 
 
 Opportunities for the Study of Folk-lore in Can- 
 ada. 
 
 Histories of Canada. 
 
 Cana^^tnnri, January, February and March, 1883. 
 The Early Interpreters. 
 
 Canadiiinn. 
 
 The Intermingling of Races. 
 
 Pf>p^ar Science Monthly, January, 188i 
 Thomas D'Arcy McGee, the Poet. 
 Sir L. H. LaFontaine, Bart. 
 In tlu Tranaaifions of the Royal Society of Canada: 
 
 Language and Conquest. A Contribution to the 
 History of Civilization. Vol. i., Sec. 2, 1882-8;^. 
 
 The Makiny: of Canada. The Literary Faculty of 
 the Native Races of America. Vol. n.. Sec. 
 2, 1.'<H4. 
 
 The Half-l)reed. Vita Sine Literis. Vol. iii., 
 Sec. 2, 1885. 
 
 Some Wal)anaki Songs. Vol. v., Sec. 2, 1887. 
 
 Aboriginal American Poetry. Iftid. 
 
 The Basques in North America. \'ol. vi.. Sec. 
 2, 1888. 
 
 noberts, Charles G. D. 
 
 Orion, and other Poems. Philadelphia : J. B. 
 Lippincott & Co., 1880. 
 Sq. 12ino., pp. 114. 
 
 In Divers Tones. Boston : D. Lathrop & Co. ; 
 Montreal : Dawson Bros.. 1887. 
 12ino., pp. m. 
 
 Poems of Wild Life. An Antholog\-. London : 
 Walter Scott ; Toronto : W. J. Gage & Co., 1888. 
 IHmo., pp. '£iS. 
 
 The Canadians of Old. Translated from the 
 French of de (Jaspe. New York : 1). Appleton 
 & Co. ; Toronto : Hart & Uiddell, 1890. 
 
 The Canadian Guide l)ook. Part I. New York : 
 D. Appleton & Co., 1891. 
 12mo. , pp. 270. 
 
 Ave : an Ode for the Shelley Centenary. Toronto : 
 Williamson Book Co., 1«I2. 
 Si|. 8vo., pp. 27. 
 Songs of the Common Day ; and Ave. London 
 and New York : Longmans, Green & Co. ; To- 
 ronto : William Briggs, 1803. 
 12nio., pp. 126. 
 
 Routhier, A. B. 
 
 Causeries du Dimanche (Critical Essays). Mont- 
 real : Beaucheniin et Valois, 1871. 
 12mo.. pp. 3<ja 
 
 Portraits et pastels litteraires. In 32o. Brousseau 
 Freres, 1872. 
 
 Konthirr, A. ^.—Continued. 
 
 ATravers lEurope. 2 vols. Quebec : A.M. De- 
 lisle, 1882-83. 
 
 8vo.. pp 412-108. 
 
 En Canot. Quebec : O. Frechette, 1881. 
 l6mo., pp. 230. 
 
 LesEchos. (Poemes.) Quebec : A.M. Delisle, 1883. 
 12mo., pp. 312. 
 
 Lettre d un Volontaire du »»«"»« Voltigeurs Camp^ 
 a Calgary. 
 
 M4mo\re» (U la SoeiM roytUe du Canada. Tome 
 ni.. Sec. 1, 1885. 
 
 A Travers I'Espagne. Quebec : A. Cot^, 1889. 
 8vo , pp. Hj6. 
 
 Lea Grands Urames. Montreal: Beaucheniin et 
 Fils, 1890. 
 
 12mo., pp. 450. 
 Discours a un concert de charit« donne par Ma- 
 dame Albani. 
 
 12mo. A. Cot^ A Cie, 1890. 
 
 Conferences et Discours. Montreal: Beaucheniin 
 et Fiis, 1800. 
 8vo., pp. 417. 
 
 Le Comte de Paris a Quel>ec. Introduction et 
 discours. Quebec : C. Darveau, 1801. 
 
 De Quebec a Victoria. Quebec : L.-J. Demers, 1893. 
 
 8vo.,pp. 3«0. 
 
 Christophe Colomb — Discours. Dans Les Fetes 
 Colombiennes, In 8o. Queljec : Leger Brous- 
 seau, 1883. 
 
 DansLe Canada Fraji^ais, Qxiebec : 
 
 Introduction au Repertoire National. 1" vol. 
 
 Montreal : J. M. Valois et Cie, 1893. 
 Chronicjue de Paris. Vol. i., 1888. p. 156. 
 La Question Romaine. Ibid., p. 228. 
 Les Fetes Jubilaires a Rome. Ibid., p. 274. 
 
 As.semblee Generale des Caiholiques de France. 
 Ibid., p. 471. 
 
 En Carriole. Vol. ii., 1889, p. 244. 
 
 Les Grands Drames. Vol. iii., 1890, p. 277. 
 
 L'honorable P.-J.-O. Chauveau. Ibid., p. ."MO. 
 
 Iloy, •losoph-iOdiuond. 
 
 Le Premier Colon de Jjevis, Guillaume Couture. 
 Levis : Mcrcier et Cie, 1884. 
 Ifimc. pp. 192. 
 
 Monseigneur Deziel. Sa Vie, -ses (Euvres. Levis: 
 Mercier et Cie, 188.5. 
 12mo , pp. 182. 
 
 L'ordre de Malte en Amerique. Quebec : A. Cote 
 et Cie. 1888. 
 12mo., pp. 68. 
 
 Voyage au Pays de Tadoussac. Quebec : A. Cote 
 et Cie, 1889. 
 8vo., pp. 231. 
 De Quelques Couturaes Notariales. 
 
 Iai Rerue Canad'^nne, Lirraisons de mars, avril et 
 mai 1889, 
 
 Du Notnriat et des Notaires au Canada avnnt IfkSH. 
 
 I^ Canada Franvai*, 1889, pp. 448, 695 : 1890, p. 707. 
 La Justice Seigneuriale de Notre-Dame d»> Anges. 
 
 L'l Heme Conadienne, octobre 189<J. 
 
66 
 
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 La vie de Sir Louis-H. I^Afontaine, 
 
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 1S94. 
 
 12mo., pp. 103. 
 
 Saint-Maurh-e, Faueher «le. 
 
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 1 vol., in-18 j^gus, p. VI + M7. 
 
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 Golfe Saint Laurent. Montreal : Duvernay 
 ,\l Freres et Dansere.ui. 1877. - - 
 
 1 vol., in 12mo., pp. 4''>8. 
 
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 1vol., pp. 11(1. 
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 1 vol., pp. 38. 
 
 Deux ans au Mexique, avec une notice pur M. 
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 1 vol., 7 6d; inl8. pp. 222. 
 
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 Quebec : C. Darveau, 187!>. 
 
 1 vol., in 18, pp. 207. Avec preface par M. Marin ier, 
 del'Acad^mie fran^'iiise, I vol., 7 ("'d-, illustr^e. 
 
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 Joies et Tristesses de la Mer. 1 vol., Montreal : 
 
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 Loin du pays. Souvenirs d'Europe, d'Afrique et 
 
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 L'Abbe La verdiere. -Etude biographique avec 
 
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 1 voL, rl-n d., in 12mo., pp. 9. 
 
 Relation de ce qui s'est passe lors des fouilles 
 faites par ordre du gouvemenient dans une 
 partie des fondations du college des Jes\iites de 
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 La I'rovince de Quebec et le Canada au troisieme 
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 1 vol. 
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 1 vol. 
 
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 la Societe royale du Canada. 
 
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 //.»rf.. Tome III., Sec. 1, ISO. 
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 1 vol.,gr. 8vo.,pp. 783. 
 
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 1 vol., 8vo., pp. 56. 
 
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 poete, uiarin, obisorvateur, philosoplie, biblio- 
 phile et Chretien. 
 
 Miiiioiren de la Sociili royaU du Canntii. Tome 
 vii.. Sec. 1,1889. 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 67 
 
 Haint-MaiiHi-e, Faucher tip. — Continued. 
 
 Notes pour servir a riiistoire de TEmp^Teur Maxi- 
 milien fl'apres sesn-uvres. lesrecit.s ducapitaine 
 d'artillerie AUh- t Hans, du iiiedecin |>articulier 
 de S. M., le dot-U'ur Basch et des temoin^ 
 ot-ulaires de lexecution. Quebec : Cote et Tie, 
 1HH9. 
 
 1 vol. in Sto., pp. 224. Avec un portrait de TEin- 
 perenr. 
 Notes pour servir a I'histoire du General Richard 
 M-intgoniery. Montreal : E. Senecal et Fil.s, 
 l.MSW. 
 
 18vo., pp. 98. 
 
 Mimniren dr la S'lcUti royaU du Cantula. Tome 
 IX., Sec. 1.1890. 
 
 L' Admiral Byng devant ses .Juges et devant I'His- 
 toire. 
 
 Ibid; Tome xi. Sec, 1, 1693. Aussi dans un vol., 
 illiutr^. 
 
 Les Etats de Jersey et la Langue franfaise, Ex- 
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 Montreal : E. Senecal et Fils, ItftSJ. 
 1 vol., iD-12mo., pp. S2. 
 
 SaunderH, William. 
 
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 pincott &Co., 18t«. 
 
 Svo., pp. 436, with Ui) wood cuts. 2nd ed., 1892. 
 In the Transactions of Royal Society of Canadti, viz. : 
 On the Importance of Economizing and Pre- 
 serving our Forests. Vol. i., pp. :J5-S7. 
 
 On the Introduction and Dissemination of Nox- 
 ious Insects. Vol. i., pp. 77-79. 
 
 On the Intluence of Sex on Hybrids among Fruits. 
 Vol. I., pp. 123-125. 
 
 Notes on the Occurrence of Certain Butterflies in 
 Canada. Vol. ii., pp. 23:J-2:«. 
 
 Catalogue of Canadian Butterflies, with notes on 
 their distribution. Vol. iii., pp. 85-106. 
 
 Observations on Early-ripening Cereals. Vol. vi., 
 
 pp. 73-76. 
 The Yield of Spring Wheat, Barley and Oats 
 
 Grown as Single Plants. Vol. vii., pp. 109-112. 
 
 In the Canafiian Journal, viz. : 
 
 On the Occurrence of Vanessa Coenia in Canada 
 
 West. 1861, pp. 198-500. 
 List of Plants Collected Chiefly in the Neighlx>ur- 
 
 ho«xi of London, Ont. 1863. pp. 219-2;i8. 
 
 Synopsis of Canadian Arctiada*. 1863 pp. 319-377. 
 In the Canadian Entomologist, viz.: 
 
 Entomological Notes. De.scriptions of Ejjgs and 
 Larvje of Canadian Butterflies. 1868, pp. 3-6 ; 
 1869, o3-ol, (55-67, 73-77. 
 
 Notes of a Trip to the Saguonay. 1868, pp. 11-13. 
 
 De.scription of the Larva of Callimorpha Lecontei. 
 18(v8, pp. :». 
 
 On the Larva of Pyrameis Huntera, 18(59, pp. 
 ^ 105-106. 
 
 V Notes on Alaria Florida. 1869, pp. 6-7. 
 v\_ Notes and Experiments on Nematus ventricosus. 
 1869, pp. 13-17. 
 
 On a New Grape-seed Insect, Isosoma vitis. 
 1865>, pp. 25-27. 
 
 HaunderH, W ilUmn.—Conti nurd. 
 
 Notes on Hadena xylinoide.s. 1809, pp. 33,34. 
 
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 On the I.jirva of some Lepidoptera. 1870. pp. 74-76. 
 
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 !W-!M. 
 
 Hints on Describing Caterpillars. 1870, p. 94. 
 
 Entomological Gleanings. 1870, pp. 111-113, 126- 
 129, 146 149. 
 
 Notes on the Larva of Ophia.sa bi.striaria. 1^70, 
 p. i:«. 
 
 On the Plum Curculio Conotnvchelus nenuphar. 
 1K70, pp. 1:17 i:«. 
 
 On Neonympha eurytris. 1870, pp. i:ft>-142. 
 
 On the Larva of Diphthera deridens. 1870, pp. 
 
 145 146. 
 Hints to Fruit-growers. 1871, pp. 12-14, 25 27, 
 
 66-70, 149-155. 
 
 Entomological Gleanings. 1871, pp. 14 15. 
 
 On the Larva of the Peach-borer, .^geria exitiosa. 
 1871, pp. 14 15. 
 
 Notes on Lepidopterous Larv*. l&ll, pp. 35-37, 
 225 227. 
 
 Report on the Colorado Potato Beetle. 1871, pp. 
 41-51. 
 
 On the Egg and Young Larva of Alaria Florida. 
 
 1871, p. 76. 
 
 On the I.Arva of Priocvcla armataria. 1871, pp. 
 i:«l3l. 
 
 On the Swarming of Danais archippus. 1871. pp. 
 156-157. 
 
 On the Larva of Halesidota maculata. 1871, p. 186. 
 On the Larva of Agrotis depressus. 1871, p. 19:1 
 On the Larva of Hyperetis alienaria. 1871, pp. 
 209-2ia 
 
 Notes on the Larva of Acronycta occidentalis. 
 
 1872, pp. 49-52. 
 
 Notes on Argj-nnis cybele. 1872, pp. 121-123. 
 
 Hints to Fruit-growers. 1872, pp. 13;i-i;i6. 
 
 Blistering Beetles. 1872, p. i:«>. 
 
 On the Eggs and Young Larva? of Melita^a Har- 
 risii. 1872, pp. 161-163. 
 
 Osmia Canadensis. 1872. pp. 237-2:38. 
 
 On Danais archippus. 187.3, pp. 4 8. 
 
 On the Larva of Plusia balluca. 187:3, pp. 10-11. 
 
 The Isal)ella Tiger moth, Spilosoma Isabella. 
 187:5, pp. 75-77. 
 
 The Grape-vine Plume-moth, Oxyptilus perisceii- 
 dactylus. 187.3, pp. 99-100. 
 
 On the Raspberry Saw-fly, Selandria rubi. 1873, 
 pp. 101 -1(W. 
 
 On the Bacon Beetle, Dermestes lardarius. 187:5. 
 pp. 171-172. 
 
 Notes on the Larva of Cosmia orina. 1873, p. 206. 
 
 On CoHas philodice. 1873, pp. 221-223. 
 
 On the Tiger Swallow-tail Butterfly, Papilio tur- 
 nus. 1874. pp. 2.5. 
 
 On Amphipyra pyramidoides. 1874, pp. 27-28. 
 
 On the I.«irva of Boarmia larvaria. 1874, pp. ;52 3:5. 
 
68 
 
 BimJO(;RAl'HY OF THK 
 
 Haiinders, William.— Con/mu^/f. 
 
 On Limenitis disippus. 1874, pp. 46 49. 
 
 Notes on the Larva and Pupa of Sapenia nioesta. 
 1874, pp. 61-83. 
 
 On the (jooseberrj- Saw-Hy, Nematns ventricosus. 
 
 1874, pp. 101-104. 
 
 On the Currant Geometer, Ellopia ribearia. 1874, 
 pp. 138-i:». 
 
 The Spotted Pelidnota, Pelidnota punctata. 1874, 
 pp. 141 142. 
 
 On the Larva of Catocala ultronia. 1874, pp. 
 
 147 149. 
 The Mexican Honey Ant, Myrmecocystus Mexi- 
 
 canus. 1875, pp. 12-14. 
 
 On Eudryas grata. 1875, pp. 41-44. 
 
 On the Hellgrammite B^ly, Corydalis cornutus. 
 
 1875, pp. 64-67. 
 
 On Deiopeia liella. 1875, pp. 85-86. 
 
 On Drasteria erichtea. 1875, pp. 115-117. 
 
 List of Neuroptera, collected chiefly in the neigh- 
 bourhood of I^ndon, Ont. 1875, pp. 1.52-1.54. 
 
 Notes on Catocalas. 1876. pp. 72-75. 
 On the Luna Moth, Actias luna. 1877. p. 33. 
 On Deilephila chanuenerii and D. lineata. 1877, 
 pp. 63-67. 
 
 The Forest Tent C.-vterpillar, Clisiocampa sylva- 
 tica. 1877, pp. 158-159. 
 
 Notes on the Larva of Lycaena Scudderi. 1878, 
 
 pp. 1415. 
 Observations on the Eggs of Clisiocampa sylva 
 
 tica and C. Americana. 1878, pp. 21-2:1 
 
 The Achemon Sphinx, Philampelus achemon. 
 1878, pp. 101 io;i 
 
 The Abl)Ot Sphinx, Thyreus Abbotii. 1878. pp. 
 i:«)-131. 
 
 Notes on a Winter Holiday. 1878, pp. 221-224. 
 
 The Goldsmith Beetle, Cotalpa lauigera. 1879, 
 pp. 21-22. 
 
 Insect Powder. 1879, pp. 41-4.3. 
 Entomology for Beginners. No. 1, 1879, pp. 221- 
 2:^3. No. 2, 1880, pp. 4-6. No. .% i880, pp. 56-57. 
 
 On Two Mites. 1880, pp. 2;i7-2;{9. 
 The Indian Cetonia, Euryomia Inda. 1881, pp. 1-2. 
 The Satellite Sphinx, Philanipelus satellitia. 1881, 
 pp. 41-43. 
 
 The Legged Maple-borer, vEgeria aterni. 1881, 
 pp. 69-70. 
 
 The Eyed Elator, Alaus oculatus. 1881, pp. 1 17 1 19. 
 
 On Notodonta concinna. 1881, pp. 138 140. 
 
 The Southern Cabbage BulterHy. Pieris prototlice. 
 
 1S82, i)p. 12. 
 The Polyphemus Moth, Telea polyphemus. 1882, 
 
 pp. 41 45. 
 The Leopard Moth, Ecpantheria scribonia. 1882, 
 
 pp. 113-115. 
 The Grape Phylloxera, Phylloxera vastatrix. 
 
 1882. pp. 121128. 
 
 On the Mouth of the Larva of Chrysopa. 1882, 
 pp. 176-177, 
 
 Sanntleps. 'Williani.—Coiitintud. 
 
 The Grape J)erry Moth, Lobesia Ijotrana. 1882, 
 pp. 178 180. 
 
 The Poplar Dagger-moth, Acronycta lepu.sculina. 
 
 1882, pp. 221 22:1 
 
 The .\pple Leaf-crumpler, Phycita nebulo. ISKJ, 
 
 pp. 12. 
 The Melon Moth, Eudioptis hyalinata. 1883, pp. 
 
 56-57. 
 The Apple-tree Aphis, Aphis mali. 1883, pp. 
 
 96-97. 
 
 The Promethea Moth. Callosamia promethea. 
 
 1883, pp. 2:}l-233. 
 
 On Smerinthus extecatus and S. myops. 18m, 
 pp. 9-11. 
 
 Notes on a Trip to Point Pelee. 1884, pp. 50-53. 
 
 On Pulvinaria innumerabilis. 1884, pp, 141-143. 
 
 Description of the Larva of Agrotis decolorata. 
 1885, p. 32. 
 
 In Annual Reports of the Entomological Society of 
 Ontario, viz. : 
 
 Insects Injurious to the Grape. 1870, pp. 30 53 ; 
 1871, pp. 17-21. 
 
 Insects Injurious to the Currant and Gooseberry. 
 1871, pp. 27-44. 
 
 Insects Injurious to the Grape. 1872. pp. 10-14. 
 
 Insects Injurious to the Strawberrj'. lt<72. pp. 
 1526. 
 
 On Sonje Innoxious Insects. 1872, pp. .51-.t8. 
 
 Insects Injurious to the Raspl>erry. 1873. pp. 7 17. 
 
 Insect* Injurious to the Strawberry. 1873, pp. 
 18-19. 
 
 On Some Innoxious Insects. 1873, pp. 20-25. 
 
 Entomological Notes for 1873. 1874, pp. 17 21. 
 
 On Some of Our Common Insects. 1874, pp. 22-28. 
 
 On Some Injurious Insects. 1874, pp. 43-53. 
 
 On Canker Worms. 1875, pp. 2."i-28. 
 
 Notes of the Year. 1875, pp. 2S)-;35. 
 
 On Some Common Insects. 1875, pp. 36-42. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1876, pp. 6-10, 
 
 On Some Common Insects. 1876, pp. ;i5-38. 
 
 Notes of the Year. 1876, pp. 39-40. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1877, pp. 4-6. 
 
 Aphides or Plant Lice. 1877, pp. 31-,'J9. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1878, pp. 4-8. 
 
 Notes of the Year. 1878, pp. 28 3.5. 
 
 On Papilio cresphontes. 1878, pp. 60-61. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1879, pp. 4-9. 
 
 The Pea Weevil. 1879. pp. (53 65. 
 
 Notes on Various Insects. 1S79. pp. 71-77. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1880, pp. 5-9. 
 
 The Common Woolly Bear, Spil.soma virginica. 
 
 1880, pp. 21-22. 
 On Some Rare Insects Captured in Ontario in 
 
 1880. 188(», pp. 38-42. 
 On .Mites. 1880, pp. 69-75. 
 Annual Address of President. 1881, pp. 5-9. 
 
KOYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 69 
 
 Saun(ler8, WlMlatn.—ConthiHed. 
 
 Insects Injurious to Clover. 1881, pp. ;i7-48. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1*W2, pp. 712. 
 
 Notes of the Year. I»t2, pp. 62 69. 
 
 Annual Address of President. IHKi, pp. 8-13. 
 
 Insects Injurious to the White Pine. 1883, pp. 
 52i)0. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1884, pp. 1.5-20. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1885, pp. 4-9. 
 
 The Raspberr>- Saw-fly, Selandria rubi. 188.5, 
 pp. 14-1.5. 
 
 Entomological Exhibit.s at New Orleans Exposi 
 tion. 1885, pp. 18-19. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1886, pp. 6-8. 
 In Reports of Fruit -groirers Association of the Pro 
 vince of Ontario, viz. : 
 
 On the Plum Curculio. 1870, pp. .50-5.5. 
 
 Es.say on the Rasplierry. Blackberry, Strawberry 
 
 and Currant. 1670, pp. 56-(>4. 
 Fruits and Fruit-culture. 1871, pp. 71-8:1 
 Experiments in Hybridizing. 1872, pp. 48.59. 
 On the Cultivation of the Plum. 187.i, pp. :«>-:«. 
 Report on the Muskoka District. 1877. pp. ;i9-40. 
 
 On Ten Native Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. 
 1879, pp. 17-20. 
 
 On Some Deciduous Trees and Shrubs desirable 
 for More Extended Cultivation, 1880. pp. 32-35. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 188:1, pp. 9 14. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1884, pp. 12-19. 
 
 Apples as Food for Stock . 1884, p. 109. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 188.5, pp. 132-i:j8. 
 
 Annual Address of President. 1886. pp. 4-9. 
 
 On Fruit Production in Ditterent Parts of the 
 Dominion. 1888, pp. 77-81. 
 
 In Transactions of the Fruit-growers' Association 
 of Nova Scotia, viz. : 
 
 On Progress in Fruit Culture. 1889. pp. 81-90. 
 
 The Life History of an Apple-tree : what an 
 orchard takes from the soil, and how this may- 
 be restored. 1894, pp. £i',U. 
 
 In the Canadian Horticulturist, viz. : 
 
 On the Ceeropiii Moth. Attacus cecropia. 1878, 
 
 pp. 8-11, 28-31. 
 The Plum Curculio, Conotrachelus nenuphar. 
 
 1878, pp. 72 74. 
 
 The Grape-vine Flea-beetle, Halticn chalyljea. 
 
 1878, pp. 92-SM. 
 
 The Green Grape-vine Sphinx, Darapsa myron. 
 
 1879, pp. ;r7-40. 
 
 Kecollections of a Journey South. 1879, pp. 70-74, 
 109 112, 149-181 ; 1880, pp. 4-7. 
 
 The Codling Moth, Carp^K-apsa pomonella. 1881, 
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 176-177. 
 
 In the Proceedings of the A mtrican Pharmaceutical 
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 Saunders, WiiUatn.— Continued. 
 
 On the Relative V'alue of the Rhizoma and Ra- 
 dial Fibres of Podophyllum |>eltatum in the 
 Matmfacture of Pinlophyllin. 18()7, p. ;179. 
 
 On the Preparation of the so-called Oil of Stillin- 
 gia. 18<W, pp. Ki(i »<«. 
 
 On Some Me<liiinal Plants of Canadian Growth. 
 1870. pp. 182 187. 
 
 On ExtractUTH Cannabis Indica'. 1872, pp. 220-221. 
 
 On the Insect Eneni '■»» of Drugs. 187:1, pp. 624-829. 
 
 Notes on Perfumery. 1876, pp. 496-.505. 
 
 Notes on Cantharide.-*. 1876. pp. .50.5. 
 
 Report on the Chinese Hxhibit of Materia Medica 
 at the Centennial Exhibition. 1876, pp. 743-761. 
 
 On Eau de Cologne. 1877, pp. 418 420. 
 
 On Cream of Tartar as Supplied to the Public of 
 
 Ontario. 1877, pp. 458-461. 
 Annual Address of President. 187H, pp. 841 852. 
 On Sachet Powders. 1878, pp. 7tfc)-771. 
 On the Preparation of Decoctions and Infusions 
 
 from Fluid Extracts. 1879, pp. 710-715. 
 
 On the Germination of Seeds of Medicinal Plants. 
 1882, pp. .565.585. 
 
 Jn publications of the Experimental Farms, viz, : 
 Report on Agricultural Colleges and Experi- 
 mental Farm Stations. February 7, 1886. 
 8vo., pp. 111. 
 
 Bulletin on the Experimental Farms of the Do- 
 minion of Canada. 1886, pp. 11. 
 
 Bulletin No. 1. Seed-testing and Treatment of 
 Forest Tree Seeds. February, 1887, pp. 8. 
 
 Bulletin No. 2. On Tests of Grain, Field Crops, 
 Fruits, etc. December, 1887. pp. 11. 
 
 Report of the Director. Annual Report Experi- 
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 Report of the Director. Annual Report Experi- 
 mental Farms. 1888, pp. ii-^/J. 
 
 Bulletin No. 4. On Early Ripening Varieties of 
 Wheat. March, lH8i», pp. 28. 
 
 Report of the Director. Annual Report Experi- 
 mental Farms. 1SS<), pp. .5-41. 
 
 Bulletin No. 6. Barley, .lanuary 7, 18ytt, pp. 25 
 Bulletin No. 7. Two rowed Barley. April, 1890, 
 
 pp. i:i. 
 Report of the Director. Annual Report Experi- 
 mental Farms, l.sytl, pp. 5-5:1. 
 
 Bulletin No. 8. Results of the Early and Late 
 Seeding of Barley, Oats and Spring Wheat. 
 January 7, 1891, pp. 11. 
 
 Bulletin Xo. 9. Results of the Growth of Two- 
 rowed Barley from Seed Imported by the CJov- 
 ernment of Canada. February 7, 1891, pp. M. 
 
 Bulletin No. 12. Indian Corn, or Maize, as a 
 Fodder plant. June, 1891, pp. 15. 
 
 Bulletin No. i:i. On Progress of Work of the 
 Experimental Farms. June, 1891, pp. 16. 
 
 Report of the Director. Atmual Rt>port Experi- 
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 Report of the Director. Annual Report Experi- 
 - — -_ — mental Farms. 1892, pp. 5-54. -r- — -^ 
 
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 IHTJSIJ. 
 
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 Charles Sanj^sterand hi.s Poetry. 
 
 A/./., October. 1S6.), St. John, N.B. 
 Who is Knylla .Vilyne ? 
 
 IbUL, April, 1870, St. John, N.B. 
 E. L. Davenport, as Sir (iiles Overreach. 
 
 IhiJ., Apri!, 1870. St. John, N.B. 
 
 Storm-stayed and the story which grew out of it, 
 
 /hiJ., October. 1870, St. John, NB. 
 Alexandre Davy Dunia.s. 
 
 IhiJ., January, 1871, St. John, N.B. 
 Old and New Newspapers. 
 
 Ihul., January, 1871, St, John, NB- 
 .John Reade's Prophecy of Merlin. 
 
 IhUl., January, 1871, St. John, N.B. 
 
 Dialect Poet.s ; IJret Harte and John Hay. 
 
 /'..//., .Vpril. 1871. St. John, N.B. 
 Zozinius. 
 
 AppleioHn ■fournul. New York. 
 
 Madame La Tour. 
 
 thiJ., New York. 
 
 Ballads of the Scaffold. 
 
 C(in<(«/iin jV/'-nM/j>, Toronto. July, 1876. 
 Thomas Carlyle. 
 
 BrlfonrD Miioft-i-nri Dec , 1876, Toronto, 
 Riilph Waldn Emerson. 
 
 liiul-, January, 1871, Toronto. 
 
 Oliver Wendell Holmes. 
 
 Ibid., February, 1877, Toronto. 
 
 Stewart, IJeorne.— fon/ifiM/'f/. 
 
 .lames HuH.sell I.rf)well. 
 
 Bflfurd't .Haijmiiir, April, 1877, Toronto. 
 
 Henry W. Lonnfellow. 
 
 //oX., June, 1877, Toronto. 
 
 John C. Whit tier. 
 
 M«(i.. October. 1877, Toronto. 
 William Cullen Bryant. 
 
 /itV/ , NoTember, 1877. Toronto. 
 
 How Five Little MidKets spent Christmas Eve. 
 /6i(<., January, 1878. Toronto. 
 
 The Stor>- of the Great Fire in St. John, N.B. 
 Toronto: Belford Bros., If<77 
 
 8vo., pp. 2^2, with map and -il plates. 
 
 Canada under the Administration of the Earl of 
 Dufferin. Toronto: Rose-Belford PublishinjiCo., 
 
 1K7H. 
 
 8ro., pp. 700. portTMt. 
 
 FAeniiiKs in the Library. Toronto : Belford Bros.. 
 187H. 
 
 8vo , pp. 254. 
 
 In the ('(luntlifiti Portraif finllfry, Toronto, l**)- 
 81, edited by J. C. Dent :-Sir .S. I,. Tilley, Sir 
 A. G. .Vrchibiild. Hon. T. A. It Latlamm •, Hon. 
 R. E. Caron. Hon. K. B. Chandler, Hon. .Sir John 
 C. Allan, Bishop Medley. Hon. C. E. B. De 
 lioucherville. Hon. H. (i. Joly, M^r. Francois- 
 Xavier LavalMontiiiurency, Hon. Sir J. .L C. 
 AblM)tt. Hon. Sir William Young, Hon. Timothy 
 Warren .Xnnlin. 
 
 R. W. Emerson, Alcotl the Conconi Mystic, 
 Thomas Carlyle, Thoreau the Hermit of Walden, 
 H. W. Longfellow. 
 
 Trawmcti'tmi LUfniry und Huturicnl Society nf 
 
 James I)c Mille. 
 
 .Sour- niri PertonmU till Canndn Edited by the 
 Count (if Premio Real, Quebec, ISW. 
 
 The BejjjKJi'"^ Openition. 
 /fti./., Quebec, 1880. 
 
 Ijongfellow in Canadju 
 
 Littrary HVoi./, Boston, Mass. 18SI. 
 Frontenac's Will. 
 
 Mnu<i~iii' "' Aiwrivm Hi'tom, New York, June, 
 188:J. p. 4^S 
 
 Various Biographies, Twenty-hve in Numl>er, in 
 Vols. IV.. v., VI. 
 
 ApiilHon'i CwUipediao/ Americ'ia BvHiraphu, New 
 York 
 
 A Fatal New Year's H\e, l)eing an account of 
 Brig. (len. Richard .Moiitgomerys Swonl. 
 .W'.ii. Toronto. December 22, 1S83. 
 
 Fronlenac and His times. 
 
 Vi'inidr'i y<irratire an<i Critical Hvituryut America, 
 Vol. IV., pp. a, with 7 plates and autographs, 1884, 
 
 Sources of Eiirly Canadian History. 
 
 Trantactioru limiaf .S'Kt'tv of C"Hada, Vol. III. 
 Sec. 2, 18S5. 
 
 Life and Times of Longfellow. 
 
 Scotiixh Kerk'i-, I.rf)ndon, Paisley and New York, No- 
 15, July, 1886, pp. 101-126. 
 
 Literature in Canada. 
 
 Canadian L<-am>, Canadian Club of New York, 
 edited by (Jeorge ii . Fairchild, jr. , 1887. 
 
72 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THK 
 
 Stewart, O^ttrne.—Continitfd. 
 
 Emerson the Thinker. 
 
 Seotiiak Review, London, Paisley nod New York, No 
 a. April, 1888, pp. «8-3(/?. 
 
 Nova Scot ia und New Brunswick. 
 
 Enelyluprtlin firiliinnica, 9th edition. Vol. xvil. 
 Prince Fkiwarrt Kland. 
 
 ft../.. Vol. XIX. 
 Quebec Province and Quebec City. 
 
 Jbid., Vol XX. 
 Simms, William Gilniore. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. XXII. 
 
 St. John, New Brunswick. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. XXI. 
 Three Rivers. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. xxin. 
 
 Fifty Years of French Canadian Authorship. 
 
 The Critic, Halifmz, N'.S.. Jane 18, 1887. 
 Letters in Canfula.' 
 
 The Week, Toronto, June 16, 1887. 
 Some French Canadian Book«. 
 
 Ibid-, Toronto, March, 1888. 
 A New Canadian Poet. 
 
 Ibid.. Toronto, October 11. 1888. 
 Pronunent Canadians. No. 10. Sir Samuel Leon- 
 ard Tilley. 
 
 Ibid., Toronto, January 26, 1888. 
 
 The Fisheries Treaty. A Canadian View. 
 
 Mngnzine of Ameriean HitUiry, New York) May, 
 1888. 
 
 An Idyl of Dog Lane. 
 
 Saturday Night, Toronto, December, 1888. 
 Jottings by the Way. 
 
 The Week, Toronto, NoTember 8, 1888. 
 Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Her First Success- 
 ful Book. 
 
 /6i(i., Toronto, March 1, 1889. 
 French Canadian Books. 
 
 The Canadiiin Bibliographer, Hamilton, November, 
 
 A Half-forgotten Singer. 
 
 Trinity Univtriity Review, Toronto, December, IBS'. 
 The Present Condition of Historical Studies in 
 Canada. 
 
 Annual Papert or the American Hittorieal An- .ra- 
 tion. 1889. 
 Ibid., 18'J0. 
 Ibid.. 1891. 
 
 Chapter " French Canadianisnis," I ^ " Slang, .Jar- 
 gon and Cant," edited by Charles G. Leland. 
 London : Whittaker & Co., IS90. 
 
 2 vols. 
 Literary Conditions in Canada. 
 
 The Independent, New York, March 6, 1890. 
 Some Canadian Writers 
 
 Ibid., New York, March 13. 1890. 
 Literature in French Canada. 
 
 Neic Btigland Magazine, Boston, September, 1890. 
 A Montmorency Adventure. 
 
 Doniinion lUtutrated, Montreal, February IS, 1890. 
 The Writings of W. H. H. Murray. 
 
 Bel/ord'n Monthly, New York, March, 1891. 
 Oliver Wendell Holmes. 
 
 The Arena, Boston, Vol. iv.. No. ii., July, 1891, pp. 
 129-141. 
 
 Stewart, Gr^rffe.—Continwd, 
 
 St. Je in-BaptiHte. 
 
 The Independent, New York, June 25, 1891. 
 James Russell Lowell. 
 
 The Arm>t, Boeton, Vol. iv. No. v.. October, 1891. 
 pp. 513-329. 
 
 John Greenleaf Whittier. 
 
 Ibid., Boston, Vol. v.. No. i., December, 1891, pp. 
 36-49 
 
 The Yellow Boys Room. 
 
 The Independent, New York, December. 24, 1H91. 
 
 The Legend of Crying Cove. 
 
 The Independent, New York, February, 18, 1892. 
 
 Fiction in the Court Room. 
 
 The H-*,.A-,Toronto, March 11,1892. 
 
 A Breakfast at Lord Houghton's. 
 
 The Lake Magazine, Toronto, October, 1992. 
 
 Some Famous Parrots. 
 
 Prttgreu, St. John, N.B., March 12. 1892. 
 
 The Quebec Crisis. 
 
 The Speaker, London, March 5, 1892. 
 
 The Magdalen Islands. 
 
 The Pilot, Boston, April 9, 1892. 
 
 John Gilmary Shea. 
 
 Domininn lUuntrnted, Montreal, May, 1892. 
 
 The Historj' of a Magazine. 
 
 Ibid., Montreal, August, 1892, 
 
 Sir Daniel Wilson. 
 
 Ihfd., Montreal, November, 1892. 
 
 Canada's Destiny. 
 
 The Speaker, London, December 24, 1892. 
 Quebec City and Province. 
 
 Chamber'n Eneyclupmiia, VoL VIII., 1892. 
 
 Sir S. L, Tilley, K.C.M.G. 
 
 Men of the Ihiij, eaited by Louis H. Taoh£, Mon- 
 treal, 1892. 
 Dr. John George Bourinot, C.M.G. 
 
 Ibid., Montreal, 1893. 
 Hon. A. G. Blair. 
 
 Ibid., Montreal, 1893. 
 Sir .Joseph Hickson. 
 
 Ihid., Montreal. 18*?. 
 Hon. William Stevens Fielding. 
 
 Ibid., Montreal, 1893. 
 
 Alfred, Lord Tennyson. 
 
 The Comuopolitan, New York, December, 1892. 
 
 Songs of the French Canadian Children. 
 
 Dominion lllunt rated, Montreal, February, 1893. 
 The Canadian Question. 
 
 The Nnrih Amerienn Revieir, New York, March. 1893. 
 
 Canada at the World's Fair. 
 Ibid., New York, May. 1893. 
 
 The First Steamer to Cross the Atlantic. 
 
 Chamberi'g Journal, Udinburgth, Scotland, June 17, 
 1893. 
 
 Essays from Reviews. Dawson & Co., 1st Series, 
 Quebec, 1892. 
 16mo., 171 pp. 
 
 E.ssays from Reviews. Quebec : Dawson & Co., 2nd 
 Series, 1893. 
 16mo., pp. 159. 
 
ROYAL SOCIETY OF CANADA 
 
 73 
 
 Halre. Benjamin. 
 
 Ihins Lf.s Xourellr,* Soirrtu CanivHrnnex, Montrrnl : 
 
 KiSet, V'ainqufur de la Chaudiere-N'olre. IdK?, 
 
 p. rvD. 
 Beauharnoi.H, le (rouvcrneiir i-t I'lntcndant de la 
 
 Nouvelle France. 1H)*<, p. jy. 
 
 Berthelot de Bt-aucourt. !»«, p. 201. 
 Andre de LeiKiie. !>*«, p. 2MU. 
 UiKaud de V'audreuil. ^^(HH, p. 113. 
 
 Iktns La Kerue de Muntrfnl, viz. : 
 
 LAca«iie. ItHM-lTK). 1H7H, pp. 129, IHO, 253. 
 Dana La Minerve, Monfreal, viz.: 
 
 Toronto. » octobre 1S81). 
 
 Lachine. 13 avril IHiKS. 
 
 Le Colonel dc lAjn^ueuil. 13 aout 124)1. 
 
 Le.-s MilkienH de 1.S12. 2:< avril 1«K7. 
 
 Samuel Chainplain. 11 et 22 aout et 1 scptenibre 
 
 l«il. 
 I^ Faniille Duveruay. U septenibre, ls»^). 
 L'Annee 17H1 en Canada. 25 octobre IWHL 
 II y a Cent Ans. !» septenibre IKSl. 
 Etienne Parent. 2:< decenibre lf<t\. 
 I'roveucher. Ujiinvier, iJSHo. 
 De 1792 a IHIT en Canada. 28 noveuibre l!*Kt 
 La Mu.si(iue. J^i fevrier IHSM. 
 Les poeles. 8 fevrier 1H94. 
 Le Conseii Prive. 11 avril IH&t. 
 Ottawa avant 1820. 14 avril 1«)4. 
 Origine de la Societe Royale. 2:i niai 1894. 
 Dans Ln Patrie, Montreal, viz.: 
 Auld I..an}i Syne. 7 Janvier 1892. 
 Le Dr. Badelart. 18 Janvier 1892. 
 
 Dans Le Mmide, Montrral, viz. : 
 
 I^ Petit Poi.sson. 24 decembre 188.^. 
 
 r^h Acadiens. 12 et 17.juin 188!). 
 
 Le notaire Adheniar. ItJ novembre 18S9. 
 
 Origine.s de Napoleon I. 14 mars 1891. 
 
 Lc chevalier d"Eon. 21 fevrier 1891. 
 
 Jeanne D'Arc-. 11 avril 181)1. 
 Dons L'fJpinion Publiqnr, Monfrrril, viz: 
 
 L'lle de .Jersey. 4 octobre 1877. 
 Dans Lc Monde Illustre, Montreal, viz : 
 
 Bataille de la Thames, 1813. 28 juin 1890. 
 
 Histoire du .sucre derahle. 4 juin 1892. 
 
 La famille Des Bergere.s et le Fort Niagara. 14 et 
 28 Janvier, 11, 25 fevrier, 10, 24 mars, 7, 21 avril, 
 1888. 
 
 1808, a) decembre 1893, 6 Janvier 1894. 
 Dans Le Canada, Ottawa, viz : 
 
 Kettle Island. 24 octobre 1892. 
 
 Voyageurs et Hommes de Cages. 6 d«?cembre 1892. 
 
 Napoleon I., et ses iletracteurs. 2 avril 1888. 
 
 IjCS Pierre.s<)ui chantent. 24 fevrier 1882. 
 ^ ; Nicolas Gatineau et la riviere Gatincau. 17 sop- 
 tembre 1892. 
 
 Solt^, Benjamin. -Con^ini 
 
 L'lU- .le Siible, :«» mai 1892. 
 
 L« pretnier (iarneau en Canada. 10 avril 18UC1 
 
 Le dnc de BiiMMano. 19, 20, 24 decembre 1887 ; 4, 5, 
 9, 11, 12. Janvier 1888. 
 
 Le>* KochelaiN et le Canada. 31 aout IHUTi. 
 In The Anfii/ua via n, Montreal, viz. ; 
 
 The Bronze Cannon. 1875, p. 22. 
 Early PreH« In Canada. 1875, p (M. 
 ^Chagouamigon. I.rftke Superior. 1875. p. 190. 
 VareiincM de la Vert-ndrie. 1870, p. i:<0. 
 A Lo.^t Xiagani. 1877, p. 25. 
 <7anadian Clmk makers of Former Days. 1880, p. 
 
 11. 
 Three Rivers in 1«0;<. 1880. p. 02. 
 Jean Nicole'. 1880, p. l.'>7. 
 The Flying Camp of 1W9. 1«80, p. 18.x 
 On Centenarians. 1881. p. 105. 
 Tin- Thirty .Men ..f HoUrval. 18H1, p. 179. 
 Voyageurs and Iroquois in DWt. 18JI2. p. lOU 
 La Haie de Kente in ItMKt. 1M)2, p. 104. 
 Lettresde n-ibles.se de D'Amours. J892. p. IM. 
 Crttamcoui in l<f70. 18JM. p. ."i. 
 Le Premier Fort Frontenac. 1893, p. 70. 
 
 Dans Iai Revue Canndienne, Mont real, fiz. : 
 
 Le delioi-senient de notrc pjivs. 1808, pp. 827, 18tJ0 
 
 p. 413. 
 Le ncm des Trois-lliviere.s. 18»)9, p. Oil. 
 Le Canada en Europe. 1873, pp. IIW, 279, 341. 
 Sir Ge ). Et. Cartier. 1873, p. 425. 
 Le Gaultiers de Varennes. 1873, pp. 781, 1*19, 93.5. 
 Le Cap a I'Arbre pres Lotbiniere. 1^74. p. 1!»7. 
 Pierre Bisaillon en Pennsylvanie au XVIi'^siecle. 
 
 1874, p. 824. 
 Le Bas Saint-Maurice. 1875, p. i:«. 
 La chanson de Moore. 187.'>, p. .180. 
 Le camp volant de 1049. 1881, p. l.'A 
 Decouverte du Mississipi. 1881, p. 385. 
 La tenure Seigneuriale. 1882, pp. V.fi. 449. 
 Origine de la fainille Poutrincourt. 1882. p. 021. 
 L'ancienne nohles-se du Canada. Ijswo, pp. 298,;i41, 
 
 mi, i)^i, .>18. 
 Un voyage k la Nouvelle-France en 17:^. 1886, p. 
 
 15. 
 La Pomnie de Terre en Canada avant 1780. I.s93, 
 
 p. 81. 
 Daniel Greysolon Duluth. 18t):i, p. 480, .540. 
 La Ponime de Terre. 1893, p. 84. 
 La Jeunesse de Jeanne D'Arc. 1894, p. 395. 
 Une recompense honnete. 1894, p. 19. 
 Dans les Menioires dc la Societe royale du Canada : 
 
 Les Interpretes du temps de Chaniplaiii. 
 
 Tome I. . Sec. 1, 1882, \i. 47. 
 Premiers Seigneurs du Canada. 
 
 /6-W., I, Sec. 1,188% p. 131 
 
 10 
 
74 
 
 BIBLKXJRAPHY OF THE 
 
 Snltr, K^njmmin.— Continued. 
 
 Poutrincourt fn Acadle. 
 
 /frici.. ii.,8m. 1,188(. p. 31. 
 
 L« Golfe Saint lAurcnt, 1600-1625. 
 Jbid.n.S^ 1,1886, p. 7. 
 
 Le Golfe Saint Laurent, 1025-16:1-2. 
 
 Ihid., VII.. Se«. 1, 1889, p. 29 
 Pretendues origincH de» Canadiens. 
 
 /Md., iii..S«e.l,l8Cp, 18. 
 La fainille de Callit^res. 
 
 ll.i,L. viiu. d«c. 1, W90, p. M. 
 Henry et Alphouse de Tonty. 
 
 Ibid.. XL, S«o. I. WJi, p. X 
 In The Citizen, Ottawa, Hz. : 
 
 The name of the Ottawa, December IH, IHKl 
 How tht» Ottawa came to l)e River Ottawa, 
 
 Uecemlnr 23, 1HW3. 
 Battle of Les ChaUs. Deceml»er :«, 18B3. 
 
 Jean Xicolet in Wisconsin, HKM :{5. 
 
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 i»p<.. viii.,8», 18S-1M; ix,lw7; x., 41, a»2. 364,372. 
 
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 Histoire des Trois- Rivieres. 1' livraison, Mont- 
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 Expedition inilitaire de Manitoba, 1870. Mont- 
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 Melanges d'Hi.stoire et de Litterature. Ottawa : 
 •Joseph Bureau, 1876. 
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 Le Coin du Feu. Quebec : Biumhart et Cie, 1877. 
 12mo., pp. 210. 
 
 Chronique Tritluvienne. Montreal : Compagnie 
 d'lmprimerie Canadienne, 1879. Ce travail 
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 8to., pp. 237. 
 Les Chants Nouveaux, en vers. Ottawa : Imprim- 
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 I61DO., pp. 68. 
 
 La Poesie Fran^aise au Canada. Iniprimerie du 
 Courrier de Saint-Hyacinthe, 1881. 
 
 Album de THistoire des Trois-Rivieros. Textes 
 eopieux. Annees 1634-1721. Montreal : (ieo. 
 E. Desbarats, 1881. 
 
 14 X 19 poueeg, 11 cartes, 2 planches d'autographeii. 
 Histoire des Canadiens-Fran9ais. Montreal : 
 Wilson et Cie, 1882-84. 
 
 8 vols., tto., pp. 160 chacan, avec 125 portraiti, 
 carte.o et rues. 
 
 Situation de la I^angue Fran9aise au Canada. 
 Montreal : La Minervc, 1885. 
 
 Histoire de Saint-Fran^ois-du-Lac. Montreal : 
 Imprimerie de L'Etemlard, 1886. 
 
 8vo., pp. 120. 
 Le Pays des (Jrands Lacs, 1608 a 1660. 
 
 Lk CaniKin-FraH'.niH, Quebec, 1889-1890. 
 
 Pages d'Histoire du Canada. Montreal : Granger 
 Freres. 1891, 
 12mo., pp. 472. 
 
 Halte, Benjamin.— rifw/miiwf. 
 
 Causons du Pays et de la Colonination. Mont- 
 real: Granger Freres, 18W1. 
 l::m ).. pp. 25f». 
 
 Lower Canada during 1810-14. 
 
 Trnwmetifima »/ tk» Canndian Military IiulituU, 
 Toronto, lWl-92. 
 
 De Machiche aux Trois- Rivieres avant 1760. Un 
 chapitre special a la fin du volume Intitule : 
 " Histoire de la Paroisse d" Yamachiche." Trols- 
 Riviere* : P. V. Ayott«, 1<*«. 
 
 L'Emploi du Tenip.s. 
 
 £< ifaHi(ij6a, 20 septembre 1893. 
 
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 Les Canadiens de I'Ouest. Montreal : Cie d'lm- 
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 2 vol*.. 8to.. pp. (1.) xxxu. -1- »54 : (11.) 413, 
 In Parallele - ImM Reaconsileld et Sir John 
 
 Macdonald. 1880, 
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 Montreal : E. Sen.-cal et Fils, 1891. 
 
 8vo., pp. 299. Avec portraits de MM. Moiuseaa, 
 Mauun, Royal et Uirouard. 
 
 Voltaire, Madame de Pompadour et Quelques 
 Arpent.s de Neige. 
 
 Dana lea Memoirti de la Soeifit royaU du Canada, 
 Tome X., Sec 1.1892. 
 
 Disrours de Sir (Jeorges Cartier, baronnet. Ac- 
 compagnes df notices. Montreal : Eusebe 
 Senecal et Fils, 189:1. 
 
 •Ir. 8ro., pp. VII. -i- 817. Avec an portrait et fac 
 simile d'une lettre de Sir O.-E. Cartier. 
 
 TanKuay, Mjjr. Cyprien. 
 
 Relation du Voyage de rAbl)e J.-B.-Z. Bolduc 
 autour de I'Amerique du Sud. 
 
 Rapporif lur lei Miati'tiu du Dioeite de Quibee, 
 jain 1843. 
 
 Repertoire du Clerge Canadien depuis la fonda- 
 tion de la Nouvelle-France jusqu'd nos Jours. 
 Quel)ec : C. Daneau, 1868. 
 8vo., pp. 321 -f XXIX. 
 
 Episode, voyage en France, Belgique, Pru.sse, 
 Allemagne et Italic : Conference. 
 
 Le Courrier d'Ottnim. 16mo , pp. 20 1870. 
 
 Dictionnaire Genealogique des Families Canadien- 
 nes depuis la Fondation de la Colonic jusqu'a 
 nos Jours. 1" Vol. Montreal : Eusebe Senecal, 
 1871-1890. 
 
 •Ito,, pp. 624. 
 
 Registres de I'Etat des Personnes : Conference. 
 
 Le F'lyer Domettigiu, Ottamti. 16mo., pp. 19. 1878. 
 
 Monseigneur de r.\ul)eriviere, 5>«">« Eveque de 
 Quebec. 17.39-4(1. Documents Annotes. Mont- 
 real : Eusebe Senecal, 1W5. 
 12mo., pp. 159. 
 
 Repertoire Generale du Clerge Canadien par 
 Ordre Chronologique. 2' edition. Montreal : 
 E. Senecal, 189:1. 
 8ro., pp. 52«-f46. 
 
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ROYAL SOCIKTY OF CANADA 
 
 78 
 
 Twiiituay, Min*- i'ypri^n.—Cantinued. 
 
 Falllillt•^^ CHiiailieniieii. 
 
 Dmu Im Mi hi 1 1 im 4* h Sori4t4 raf/nh iu Cttwada, 
 
 8m. l. lan. 
 ^ade Hur lett Noma. 
 
 Ktude sur la Ftnikiile I> Catalugne. 
 
 A TravfP* les K^ixtres. I vol., pp. 276 + Viil., 
 MontrvAl : Cadipux Si. Deronie, 1*W. 
 IM .Sec l.lStS. 
 
 I^ft Quatrt; Ageii de la Vie, Etude : Conference k 
 rinstitut Canadieii, 1K7H. 
 
 ?!tude I>JH AveugleN et les Swunls MueU« : Con- 
 ference. IHHI, a rinntitut 
 
 Verrenu, r.AI)lM». 
 
 Invasion du Canada. Collection de Memoiies 
 Rf(-ueilli<«et Annotes. Montreal: EuseljeSene- 
 cal, lK70-7». 
 
 2 Tolumeg, petit Svo., pp. (i.) 2#) ; (ii ) 383. 
 Ce» deux rolumea enmprennent : Le Mt'moire d« 
 Sansuinet, ou Le T«^iii<>in oenlaire: Le M^moiro de 
 Badeaux : Dea Kxtraitu du M^moire d< M. Bertbe- 
 lot : Le M^moirede M. de Loriuiier (Mes Service*); 
 Lettres Ecritei pendant I'lnva^ion Aut^rieaine. Ila 
 I'evaient i-tre tuivia d'uti volume d« If'-tfn qui n'a pu 
 M publit^. 
 
 Report of Proceedings connected with (Janadian 
 Archives in Europe. 
 
 In Rrport of MtHiHri i,l' Agritulturt, No. 40, Sec- 
 tional Papen of 1873. In English and French, pp. M- 
 Suppression des Kelation.sde la Nouvelle-France. 
 
 La lievur dr Montrfil, Montreal, Vol. 1, 1877. 
 Quelques Notes sur des Orosilliers et Radisson. 
 
 Journal de I'lnttruetion Publique, Vol. 1, Montreal. 
 IWl. 
 
 Dniisles Mr moires dt la Societi Iliatorufue de Mon- 
 treal, riz. : 
 Annotations a I'Histoire de Montreal par DoUier 
 de Casson, 1868. 
 
 Annotations au Vojage de MM. Dollier et Galinee, 
 
 1873. 
 Introduction et .Vnnotationn aux Veritables 
 
 motifs des Messieurs et Dames de la Society de 
 
 X.D. de Montreal, 1881). 
 
 Dans le Journal de F Inst met if jn Publique, viz. : 
 
 Le Vieux Chateau ou I'Ancien Hotel des Gouver- 
 neurs a Montreal, 1857. 
 
 Le Pcre Lafitau et le Cren scng, 1858. 
 
 Les deux abU*s dc Fenelon, 1864. 
 
 Livres et Bibliotheques, 1868. 
 Dans les Memoirea de la Societe royale du Canada: 
 
 Les commencements de I'Eglise du Canada. 
 
 Tome II., Sec. 1,1884. 
 Des commencements de Montreal. 
 
 Ibid., v.. Sec. 1. 1887. 
 Jacques-Cartier, Questions de Calendrier Civil et 
 Ecclesiastique. 
 
 /Wt/, VIII., Sec. 1.1890. 
 
 Jacques-Cartier, Questions de droit politique, de 
 legislation, et d'usages maritimes. 
 ytiJ., IX., Sec. 1,1891. 
 
 > WattMtn, John. 
 
 Enipiricisni and Common fx^ic. 
 
 .Jnmmal <>J Spttulatitm HkiUmrpky, iunxwty, 1876, 
 St. lioaii. 8vo.. pp. 17-M. 
 Kant's Reply to Hume. 
 
 /6i<i., ApnI. 187A. St. Lo«it. gv pp. 113-134. 
 Science and Religion. 
 
 Canadian MoHtkly, May, 1876. Toronto. 8t(>.. pp. 
 3M-.V7. 
 
 Hedonism and rtilitarianiKm. 
 
 ./',»miil of SprrMtalirt Pki/utophy. July, 1876, St. 
 Louis. 8 vo., pp. 271-290. 
 
 I>arwinisiH and Morality. 
 
 Canadian Monthly, Ootuber, 1S76, TuruDto. Svo., 
 pp. 319-3ai. 
 
 The Relativity of Knowledge. 
 
 Journal of Spr,.uienict Philo»ophy, Janaary, 1877, 
 St. Louia. 8vo., pp. 19-48. 
 
 The Ethical As|)ect of Darwinism. 
 
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 Rei>f,-i uj . 3(;ioal Survey of Canada, 
 
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 On some remarkcible Fossil F"ishes from the 
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KOYAIi SiKMKTY OF (CANADA 
 
 77 
 
 Whiteavfw, J. V.—f'imlintt^d. 
 
 (>niioin<> KiwmU Fi»h»»H, CruHtiM>«*a and MoUuHoa 
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 /&.'/, Vol. X., N«w 8*rtM. MontrMi, mi *f.. 
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 Li»t of FoHsils collected by Dr. U. KpU m Maal- 
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 liiV"'* "/ t'Tftgremt, Ueoliicicikl Surrey of Oanad*, 
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 lbi.L.Vi,\ I.. Sec. 4. 138Z 4to, pp. li<9 111, with 2 
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 Amfriean Nuluniliiit, Februar}*, I8l3. Lafffe 8to.> 
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 Large 8ro., pi>. 72, with 12 plates. 
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 TranmrtinnM Huyil Sm-iHuoj Camnlii. Vol it.. Sec 
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 Description of a New Speciis of Aiamonite from 
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 Ibid., Vol. It., Sec. 4, 1884. 4to.. pp. 2.19-240. 
 
 Note on the I'ossilile Age of some of the Mesozoic 
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 Amfi'iKaH Jiturnal uf Sci'iiCf nml Aria, June, 1885. 
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 List of Marine Invertebrates from Hudson's 
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 \% hi<t*«vt>M, J. F. Cantint 
 
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 Illustrations of the fosMit fishes of the Devonian 
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 Tnm^irli'iin Kt>v<il S'firty of CiiHiidii. Vol. IT., 
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 Noteit on some Me.sozoic foHHilit from various 
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 Annual HnKol, <leologieal Survey uf t'auaija, N. S.. 
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 ltJ«5K. 
 
 Illustrations of the fossil tishes of the Devonian 
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 T"iniiieti"Hii Riiynl Society iif Canada. Vol. vi-, 
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 Geological Survey of Canada. Contributions to 
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 The fossils of the Triassic rocks of British 
 Columbia ; and (4> On some Cretaceous fossils 
 from British Columbia, tfie Northwest Terri- 
 tories and ManitolM. 
 
 Montreal, 1889. Large 8vo . pp 105, with 15 platea. 
 
 Descriptions of eight new species of fossils from 
 the Cambro-.Silurian nx'ks of Manitoba. 
 
 TruniietiiiuH Knyiil .Society of CuHada, Vol. v II., 
 Sec. 4, 1889. 4to , pp. 7.V83, und 6 platen. 
 
 Descriptions of some new or previously unrecorded 
 species of fossiU from the Devonian rocks of 
 Manitoba. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. VIII., See. 4,1890. 4to., pp. 9.1-110, with 
 7 platee. 
 
 Geological .Survey of Canada. Contributions to 
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 fossils of the Devonian rocks of the Mackenzie 
 River basin. Montreal, 1^«1. 
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 Descriptions of four new species of fossils from 
 the Silurian rocks of the soutii-eastern portion 
 of the District of Saskatchewan. 
 
 Cuimdiun Record of .Vcirnci', Vol. iv., Montreal, 
 April, 1891. 8vo., pp 291-3U3, with one plate 
 
 Description of a new species of Panenka from the 
 Corniferous Limestone of Ontario. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. IV., Montreal, October, 1891. 8to., pp. 
 401-104. with 1 plate. 
 
78 
 
 lUBLIOGRAPIIY OF THR 
 
 WhiteaveM, J. V.- Continued. 
 
 Not* on the occurrence of Paucispiral Operculaof 
 (iiLsteropotia in the ( Juelph formation of Ontario. 
 Cnmwiuia Record of' Science, Vol. iv., Montreal, 
 October. 1891, 8vo., pp. «H-407, 
 
 The Orthoccratidie of the Trenton Limestone of 
 Manitoba. 
 
 Trannncli'itu Rniial Sneiftu »/ Cauailn, Vol. IX., 
 Sec. 4, imi. 4to., pp. 77-90, with 7 pUtes. 
 
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 Ciiii,iiliiin Reeniii nf Science, Vol. v., Montreal 
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 (.Jeologicjil Survey of Cauathi. Contributions to 
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 an I Winnipej^osi.s. Ottawa, WfJ. 
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 Ttantttet KriiH Huinil S'niety rif i^anwlii Vol. X., 
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 Citiiwli'in Remrd III' XciV/UK, Vol. v., Montreal, 
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 Cantxdmn liir„rd nf Scitnct, October, 1893, Vol. VI., 
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 The Cretaceous System in Canada. (Presidential 
 Address in Section I\'.> 
 
 TriintuetiiitiH Royiil S">'i>ti_i i>l ('iiinidn, Vol xi.. 
 Sec. 4, pp.3-lt>. 
 The recent discovery of large I'nio-like shells in 
 the Coal measures at the South Jxggins, X.S. 
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 plate. 
 Notes on some Marine Invertebruta from the 
 coast of British Columbia. 
 
 (Hliiwa yulimilial, Dec, IS'.tS, Vol. vii, pp. 133-37, 
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 Williaiiison, Rev. Jaineiii. 
 
 The Inland Seas of .North America and the Nat- 
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 8vo.. pp. 78. 
 Observat Ions at Kingston on the Transit of Venus. 
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 VVithrow, W. H. 
 
 Catacombs of Rome, and their testimotiy relati%-e 
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 Williruw, W. H.—Crnitinuetl. 
 
 A Canadian in Europe. Toronto : Hunter, Rose ft 
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 Valeria ; The Martyr of the Catacombs, Toronto, 
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 Barbara Heck. Toronto and London, 
 
 12iiio., cloth. 
 Neville Truenian. the Pioneer Preacher. A tale 
 of the War of 1812. Toronto and London. 
 12mo., cloth. 
 The King's Messenger ; or, I.Awrence Temple's 
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 12iuo. , cloth. 
 
 The Romance of Missions. Toronto. 
 12uio., cloth. 
 
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 12ino.. cloth. 
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 Methoififl Magiiziae, 1881. 
 
 Missionary Heroes. 
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 \\ rijjht, IC. Hainsay. 
 
 Systematic Position of the Spongiadie. 
 
 Cuintdian ■lounial, \6~', pp- 14. 
 
 Contributions to American Helminthology. 
 
 I'roeetdiiiyi Ciiitiidiiin fnititute, N.S.i Vol. I-, 1879, 
 pp. 1-24, 2 platet-. 
 
 Notes on American Parasitic Copepoda. 
 
 Ibid.. Vol. I.. 1832 pp. 243-254, 2 plates. 
 On Demode.x I'hylloities. 
 
 Loc. eit., 18*J, pp. i75-2»l, 2 plates. 
 Treniatode Parasites in Anierican Crayfish. 
 
 Arteiicaii AaturiUiat, 1884, p. 429-30- 
 On the Oigan of .lacobson in Ophidia. 
 
 Ziioloyifcher Auzeioe.''. Vol. VII., )88;, p. 112. 
 
 On the Skin and Cutaneous Sense Organs of 
 .\iuiurus. 
 
 Fruceeii • inin C'Ui'uiiaii Iimtilute, N.S , Vol. II., 1884, 
 
 On the Nervous System and Sense-Organs of 
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 A.ic. ci>., 1SS4, pp. 352-386, 3 plates. 
 On a Parasitic Copepod of the Clam. 
 
 Aim I icuii Snturaiixt, l.'^o, pp. 118-124, I plate. 
 
 On a Free Swimming Sporocyst. 
 
 L<ic. cit., p. 310. 
 On the Hyomandibular Clefts and P-seudobranchs 
 of Lepidostcus and .-Vmia. 
 
 .loiirmd Anuloixy ond Phyn>j'ogu. Vol. xix., 1885, 
 pp. 476-4W, 1 plate. 
 On the Skull and Auditory organ of the Siluroid 
 Hypopbthalmus. 
 
 T:anx(ietio,tH Royml Sociitu of C'«nc(i/«, Vol. ni.,Sec, 
 4, 1885, pp. 107-118, 3 plates. 
 Introduction to Structure of Vertebrata. 
 
 la Sliindurd Natural Hiitory, Boston : S. E. Cassino 
 A Co., 1885, Vol. III., pp. 1-52, Imp. svo. 
 
 Account of Monotremes and Marsupials. 
 Ibid., Vol., v., pp. 11-45. 
 
 Of Ungulata. 
 
 Ibid., Vol. v., pp. 233-352. 
 
ROYAL SCM^IETY OF CANADA 
 
 79 
 
 Wrljeht. R. nammay.— Continued. 
 Of Primates. 
 
 /« Standard Natural ffittiiru, VoL v., pp. 430-528. 
 
 In conjunction with Dr. A. B. Macalluin. Sphy 
 ranuru. A coutriimtion to American Heliniii 
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 Ji.urrinf „f Morphology, Boston, 1887, Vol. I., pp. 
 1 «, 1 plate. 
 
 Wrljtht, K. Kanisay.— ron/*«ttfrf. 
 
 An Introduction to Zoology for the use of High- 
 .schoolH. Toronto : Copp, Clark & Co., 188!». 
 12aio., pp. 3U, with 191 tigs. 
 Pathogenic Sporozoa. 
 
 Canadian Prartitioner, Toronto, January, 1890. 
 Preliminary Rejiort on the Fish and Fisheries of 
 Ontario. 
 
 /n Hfportnf Ontari,, Finh and Game CommUtitm, 
 Toronto,lH'.i2,printed by order of Legulative .Assembly, 
 PP. <21-475, with 13 figs., text and .55 plates. 
 
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