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Halifax « Slub 
 
 Established January, 1862. 
 
 Rules and Regulations 
 
 AND 
 
 LISI" OP" TvlECIVIBKRS. 
 
 
 HALIFAX: 
 
 NOVA SCOTIA PRINTING CO. 
 1894. 
 
 
 
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M A l_ I F" A X CLUB. 
 
 Con^mittee, 1804. 
 
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 1864 
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 1871 
 1873 
 
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 1877. 
 
 1888. 
 
 1890. 
 
 1890. 
 
 1890. 
 
 1891 . 
 
 1894 
 
 1894. 
 
 1894.. 
 
 K()I5IE rMACKi-;, PretiideiU. 
 L. J. MouTo.v. 
 
 .1. F. K 
 
 EX NY 
 
 II. II. FuiM.; 
 
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 WlIJJA.M TWININU. 
 MiCIIAEI. I)\VVEI{. 
 
 flolIN DUFFUS. 
 
 -I. F. 1 
 
 )LA('K, 
 
 M. 1). 
 
 ,11. AV. JoHX«TON. 
 
 Adam liuiiNs. 
 Wm. Toijin, M. 1). 
 Joseph Stahh. 
 
 A. F. JuNEW. 
 
 (Jeoffkey Mohrow. 
 A. P. Silver. 
 
 J. M. Smitu, IJon. I 
 fj. T. AVyi i)E, Secretu] 
 
 reas. 
 
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RULES OF THE HALIFAX CLUB. 
 
 NAME. 
 
 I. — This Association shall bo known as 
 the Halifax Clijj3. \j 
 
 iSUMBER OF MEMBERS. 
 
 II.— The Halifax Club shall consist of 
 not more than two hundred niend)ers, i/ 
 exclusive of honorary, supernunierar}' and 
 j)iivil(>n-(.(l nienibers. 
 
 POLITUS, RELKnON. 
 
 Ill- — Politics and reliorious (piestions of 
 ii\<^vy description shall be excluded from 
 the objects of the Club. 
 
 CANDIDATES. 
 
 IV. — Each Candidate for admission shall 
 be proposed by one member and seconded 
 by anothei'. The Can<lidate's name and 
 
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 usual place of residence, his rank, profes- 
 sion or other description, sliall he inserted 
 nt the tiiiK! of proposal in the hook for 
 Candidates, and signed hy the proposer 
 and seconder. 
 
 RULES OF BALLOT. 
 
 V. — The hallot for nienihers shall take 
 place on tlui Hrst WtMlnesday in each 
 
 nion 
 
 th, t 
 
 o connnence 
 
 at O 
 
 1 t. 
 
 ne and to 'mk 
 
 (1 at 
 
 Four o'clock, P. M. A hst, dated and siij^ned 
 by the Seci'etary. containino^ the name of 
 each Candidate to he halloted foi*, with 
 
 th 
 
 >f tl 
 
 (h 
 
 ill 
 
 lose oi tne proposer and secondei", sua 
 be put up in ?i conspciuous place in tlie 
 Reading Room at least seven (hiys hofoi'e 
 the day of ballot. J)uring the hours of 
 ballot, a notice to the effect that the ballot 
 is going on shall be affixed to tlu; list, with 
 a particular request that nienibei's will 
 attend. The ballot boxes shall be exam- 
 ined and secured previous to use, by the 
 Secretary and one member of the Com- 
 mittee ; and after the hallot is over the 
 boxes shall not be removed until they have 
 
[)f)k for 
 ''0[)()ser 
 
 II JO of 
 with 
 shall 
 1 the 
 of'oro 
 fs of 
 
 allot 
 ivith 
 will 
 am- 
 the 
 >i li- 
 the 
 ive 
 
 been opened and examined hy tlie Secretary 
 in the presence of at least two members 
 oF the Committee. Tlie result of thc^ bal- 
 lot as ro^ofards each Candidate shall be 
 immediately entered o])posite tlieir names 
 respectively on the list, and si^nied by the 
 Scrutineers. Each Candidate must havx* at 
 least thirty votes to constitute his election, 
 and one black ball in tlve shall exclude. 
 In th(^ event of any Candidate not having 
 the i-e(iuii-ed nund^er of votes his name will 
 be placed at the top of the list for next 
 Itallot Any Candidate who shall have been 
 twice black V>alle(b will not be; eli'dble to be 
 ai^ain proposetl. 
 
 Whenever the Committee of manairc- 
 ment may consider it expedient, t\wy shall 
 have power to elect both full and privileged 
 members, provided that such election shall 
 be by ballot, at which at least ten mem- 
 bers must vote ; one in five to exclude, 
 
 A list containing the name of each can- 
 didate together with that of his proposer 
 and seconder, shall l)e placed in the morn- 
 iiip' room for at least seven days bef 
 
 tore 
 
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 the election ; this list sluill (*ont>iiii a notice 
 that the ballot will he hy the Connnittee, 
 
 ^ Should the ballot result adversely to the 
 candidate, the proposer ;ind seconder shall 
 have liberty to hrin^,' the name before the 
 members of the Club for a new ballot. 
 
 Any candidate who shall have been 
 twice black balled, will not be eligible to 
 be afi^ain proposed until two years shall 
 have elapsed from date of last ballot. 
 
 NEW >n:>IBKRS. 
 
 VI. — On the admission of each new 
 member the Secretary shall notify the same 
 to him, and fui'nish him with a printed 
 coj)y of the Rules. He shall also request 
 him to remit the amount of his entrance 
 fee and subscrijition to the Treasurer, or to 
 the Secretary at the Club House. 
 
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 FMRANCE AND SLKSCUIPnON. 
 
 VII. — T\w entrance money, ])ayabje on 
 admission to the Club, shall be Ei^-lity 
 Dollars, and the annual snbscri[)tion Thirty 
 

 
 n ji notice 
 ^»»Hiiitteo, 
 
 ''y to the 
 'ItT sluili 
 '^'on? the 
 Hot. 
 
 ve been 
 ^'il'Ie to 
 
 I'S ;sl];il| 
 
 )t. 
 
 » new 
 e same 
 )i-inte(l 
 ^'quest 
 trance 
 - or to 
 
 10 on 
 ^•lity 
 )ii'ty 
 
 Dollars. Hut nHMnV)ors elected after the 
 month of .Fjinuary, in any year, are otily 
 re((uire(l to pay ])r() rata for the remainder 
 of the year in which they may be elected. 
 All substriptions shall be payable on the 
 first day of January in each yea!-; after 
 which day no notice of withdrawal shall 
 exempt the retirint^^ member fi-om the pay- 
 ment of the current year's subscription. 
 
 NEW 3ie:w[iji]rs to pay before voting. 
 
 VIII. — .No new mem her shall be admitted 
 to ballot for a (l-mdidate or vote on any 
 occasion whatever, or to enjoy any of the 
 pi ivileo;es of the Club, until he shall have 
 j)aid his admission fee and subscription. 
 
 FAILURE TO PAY ON ENTRANCE. 
 
 IX. — Should a new mend)er not p.iy his 
 admission fee and tirst yeaj-'s subsci'iption 
 within tln-ee n\onths from his admissi.>n 
 into the Club, if in America, or within 
 twelve months, if al)road, the Secret. ry 
 shall report the circumstances to the Com- 
 mittee, who shall cause his najne to lie 
 
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 erasH'd from tlio list of ineiiilu'-s, unless lie 
 can justify the d-hiy to the satisfaction 
 of the Conniiittee. 
 
 WHEN 3iemijt:us xoi' allowed to vote. 
 
 X. — From and aft<'r tlio first day of 
 Feltruaiy in each year, no memhei- of the 
 Club shall he allowed to vote at a ballot, 
 or to act as a niendter of the Committee, 
 until he shall have paid his subscription 
 fni- the current yeai*. 
 
 FAILURE IX rA\3IEM OE SLIJSCKIPTIOX. 
 
 XI. — The name of every member vvlio 
 shall not have paid his subscription within 
 one month aftei' the; same became due sliall 
 then b(^ put U]) in the public room, notice 
 of which sha!! be sent to him oi- liis ao-ent, 
 by the Secretaiy, ami if the subscrij)tion 
 be not paid on or bcfoiv the last day of the 
 third month, after the same fell due, the 
 defaulter shall cease to be a member of the 
 Club, and his name shall be erased from 
 the books by the Committee: but he mav 
 lie re-admitted on assio-ninn- to the Com- 
 
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 sa 
 
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11 
 
 ' 'unless he 
 'itisfaction 
 
 niittco reasons which tlioy inay docin 
 satist'actoiy for liis t'ailnr(.' of payiiient. 
 
 TO VOTE. 
 
 t (lay of 
 
 L''" of the 
 
 'I 'ballot, 
 
 "inifttee, 
 ^cription 
 
 n»no\. 
 
 '<^'J' wJio 
 \vifhin 
 
 10 slial] 
 
 Dot ice 
 
 M^'-eiit, 
 'iption 
 f>f the 
 e, the 
 t)f the 
 
 from 
 
 inay 
 Ooui- 
 
 SUPERMMEUARY MEMBERS. 
 
 XII. — An}' meniher leavino- the Province 
 may, on written a])])lication to tlie Com- 
 mittee and on ])a.vn)ent of an aiunial 
 subscription of five dollars, ])nt not otlier- 
 ^vise, beconie a Snpernumeraiy Member, 
 and duiini^^ his absencf l)e exempt from 
 tlie annual subscri[)ti<)n. He shall be 
 liable, however, to the payment of his 
 .mnual su))Scri,.tion for the vear in which 
 he depaits from the Pi'ovince, and for that 
 in which he leturns to it less the fi\e dol- 
 lars so [)aid as aiiove, pi'ovided he shall 
 roviain within tlie Province for »n'>re than 
 one n)onth from the date of his return, 
 and if he shall remain that space of time 
 only, he shall be entitled to the privileges 
 of tiie (;ilub for that j)eriod. No member's 
 name shall l)e I'etained ov placed on the 
 Su])erinimerary List until ]iayment of the 
 current year's subscri|)tion of five <lollars. 
 
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 COMMITTEE OF MANACiEMENT. 
 
 XIII. — Tlie ^eiienil concerns of the Club 
 sliJill 1)0 nianafT^od liy a (committee of Kfteon 
 members. The (.'onnnitteo sliall be elected 
 by ballot, of whom one-third shall go out 
 annually by i-otation, the vacancies to be 
 tilled up at the (General meetin<^r ; but the 
 five retirin<j^ membei's may be re-elected, 
 and the Committee may till any vacancy 
 that may occur in their body by resif^na- 
 tion or otherwise duritifj^ the year ; such 
 app(untment to be in foi'ce until the next 
 ainmal meetinijf. Whenever there are three 
 vacancies in the conuiiittee in the current 
 year, notice shall be posted in the C'Uib, 
 and such vacancies shall be tilled up by 
 Itallot on the <lav foi' the election of mem- 
 bers next, aftei- fourteen days from such 
 notice. A Ti'easui'cr shall be elected at the 
 Annual Genei'al Mettin*;', who shall be ex 
 officio a member of the Committee. The 
 Treasurei* elect will be I'eijuired, before 
 entei'itifif on the duties of his otiice, to 
 ])rovpde security to the amount of Four 
 Thousand Dollars. 
 
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 ►TENT. 
 
 >f tho Club 
 •e of fifteen 
 
 be elected 
 'iIJ go out 
 cies to l)e 
 
 ; bur, the 
 re-elected, 
 ' vacancy 
 ' I'osi^nia- 
 '^^' ; sucli 
 tlie next 
 are three 
 
 current 
 he Cluh, 
 I up l.y 
 'f nieni- 
 >iH such 
 d at the 
 J he ex 
 ^. The 
 
 hefoi'e 
 iice, to 
 f Four 
 
 MAY MAKE RULES, ETC. 
 
 XIV.— Tlie Connnittee shall, at its first 
 nieetinir after eacli annual election, or as 
 soon thereafter ms they may consider con- 
 venient, appoint from its own body as 
 many Suh-Connnittees as may be required 
 to su])erintend the several dei)artments of 
 the Club: and shall make from time to 
 tnne such Kei^ulations (consistent with 
 these General Rules') as they shall think 
 necessary for the well-being of the Club. 
 
 TO MEET WEEKLY 
 
 XL — The Committee (tlu'ce of whom 
 shall form a quorum) shall meet weekly, 
 on a stated (hiy, to transact current busi- 
 ness, and to audit the accounts. 
 
 EXPULSION OF MEMBERS. 
 
 XVI. — Any infraction of the Rules and 
 Regulations of the Club shall be taken 
 innnediate cognizance of Vy the Committee ; 
 and in case the conduct of any mendjer 
 shall, in the opinion of the Committee, or 
 
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 of any tliirty moinlx'ri of tlui Clul), wlio 
 sliall certify the same to them in writing', 
 b'^ injurious to the cliaractei* and interests 
 of the CUih, th.e Connnittee sliall Ix.' (mu- 
 powered to i" conniK'iid such member to 
 resifi^n : and if the member so recommended 
 refuse to ]esin;-n, then the Connnittee shall 
 be authorized to suspend him from the 
 privile^'es of the Club, until his conduct 
 shall have been investi^^fited and decidt.'d 
 Ufjon by a Special Genei'al Meeting to be 
 convened for that purpose upon a recpiisi- 
 tion of thirty meml)ers, as pi-ovided by 
 rule XX; and whenever anv circumstance 
 shall occur likely to endanuer the welfare 
 and good oi'der of the Club, or whenever 
 the Connnittee shall think it expedient to 
 submit the conduct of any mend)er to the 
 judgment of a General Meting, the Com- 
 mittee shall sunnnon a. Special Genei'al 
 Meeting, giving fourteen days notice there- 
 of ; and in the event of it being voted at 
 tliat meeting, consisting of at least fifty 
 members, by two-thirds of the persons 
 present — to be decided by ballot, — that the 
 
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 iiMiiic of an\' iiu'iiilior should hv removed 
 from tlie CluU, then in that case tlie sub- 
 scription of such member for the cui*rent 
 hall l)e em- I year sliall be i-eturned, and he shall cease 
 to beloufi^ to the Club,. Such decision to 
 be final. 
 
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 member to 
 commended 
 uittee shall 
 fi'om the 
 lis C(jnducfc * 
 nd decided i 
 itin^ to be 
 
 ii ro(|uisi- 
 ovided by 
 
 'cu instance 
 ^le welfare 
 whenever 
 pedient to 
 ber to the 
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 tice there- 
 voted at 
 east fifty 
 ' persons 
 -that the 
 
 RETIREMENT OF ME3IBERS. 
 
 XVII. — Any mend)er whose dues are all 
 ]>aid shall be at lil)erty to withdraw from 
 the Club, on Ids written application to that 
 effect, sent in to the Comndttee. The Com- 
 mittee are authorized in their discretion to 
 I'e-admit to tlie Club on such pecuniary 
 terms as they may consider right, such full 
 members as may have resigned their mem- 
 bership from any cause and wish to rejoin 
 the institution. 
 
 RETIRIN(i TO FORFEIT ALL RIGHTS. 
 
 XVIII. — Any member who shall with- 
 draw, resign, or be expelled, or shall cease 
 to be a member of the Club, shall forfeit 
 ij^so facto, all riglit or claim thereon, or in, 
 or to its property or funds ; and any mem- 
 
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 ber vvlio shall W, expelled shall forex'er 
 thereafter be ineli^rihle to be re-achiiitted 
 a iiiember of the Clul). 
 
 GKNEKAL MEETlNfiS. 
 
 XTX.— There shall be two General Meet- 
 ing's (jf the CAuh renriilarlv every year, one 
 on the second Thursday of February, for 
 the purpose of electing tlie Comuiittee' for 
 the succeeding year, and receiving from tlie 
 Committee a report and abstract of the 
 accounts and general concerns of the Club 
 for the past year, together with an estimate 
 of the receipts and disbursements of the 
 current year; which report and estimate 
 shall be printed for the use of the members, 
 and one copy put in each of the public 
 rooms of the Club at least seven days 
 before the hrst General Meeting. At this 
 meeting members shall be at liberty to 
 bring forward any subject having reference 
 to the management and concerns of the 
 Club. The other regular General Meeting 
 shall be held on the fourteenth day after 
 
17 
 
 iliall forever 
 re-admittcd 
 
 S. 
 
 eneral Meot- 
 •y year, one 
 cbruary, for 
 ininittee for 
 in^ from tlie 
 ;ract of t!ie 
 3f the Cluh 
 an estimate 
 ents of the 
 k1 estimate 
 le members, 
 
 the public 
 ^even days 
 ?. At this 
 
 liherty to 
 ^ reference 
 ■rns of the 
 ril Meetinor 
 
 day after 
 
 tlie former, for tlie purjx)se of deciding on 
 ucli propositions as may liave been sub- 
 imitted at the first meetinor. Tlie chair shall 
 I be taken at all arniual and special General 
 Meet in^rs at 3 o'clock P.>f., precisely. The 
 accounts of the Club shall be audited by 
 an auditor not a member of the Connnittee. 
 
 EXTRAORDINARY MEETINGS. 
 
 XX. — The Committee shall have power 
 at all t mes to convene an extraordinary 
 meetinn^ of the Club, on giving fourteen 
 da^'S notice, to be posted during that period 
 in the public rooms of the Club, specifying 
 the object of such meeting, in the form of 
 a resolution, to be signed by not less than 
 six members of the Committee ; and at such 
 extraordinary meetings no subject shall be 
 discussed beyond that specified in the 
 notice. The Committee shall also call an 
 extraordinary meeting at any time, on a 
 like notice, and under similar restrictions, 
 on the written requisition of thirty mem- 
 bers not being of the Committee, who must 
 state distinctly their object. 
 
18 
 
 NEW RULES, - HOW MAI>E, &c. 
 
 XXI. — If any now rulc^ or alteration of 
 an old one be duly })r()i)os(3(l at the Hrst 
 regular Annual Meeting", and approved of 
 and confirmed at tlie second regular Annual 
 Meeting that day fortniglit, by two-tliirds 
 of the niend)ers then present, vvliatever the 
 numbers may be, the >ame shall be con- 
 sidered as adoj^ted b^^ the Clul» ; but with 
 this exception, no uvav Rule or alteration 
 of an old Ruk; shall ever be made without 
 the sanction of an absolute majority of two- 
 thirds of the members present at a special 
 General Meeting, an<l forty members at 
 least voting on the occasion, and twenty- 
 eiixht days notice beinij ofiven ; nor unless 
 the proposed new rule or alteration of an 
 old one has been posted up in the usual 
 place in the public rooms twenty-eight 
 days previous to the day of meeting. 
 
 HOUSE HOURS. 
 
 XXII. — The Club shall be open every 
 day for the reception of members at seven 
 o'clock in the forenoon in the summer, and 
 
19 
 
 ►E, Ac. 
 
 .ltornti(ni of 
 .'it tho first 
 ipproved of 
 iilar Annujil 
 
 two-tliirds 
 hatever the 
 ill be coii- 
 ; l)ut with 
 ' altenition 
 (le without 
 ^ity of two- 
 it a special 
 I em hers at 
 d twenty- 
 nor unless 
 tion of an 
 
 tho usual 
 
 entj^-eight 
 tincf. 
 
 pen ev^ery 
 i at seven 
 nnier, and 
 
 at eiirht o'clock in the forenoon in tho 
 winter, and shall he closed and the lights 
 extinguished at one o'clock, A.M., except on 
 Saturdays, wlien the house shall be closed 
 ;it half-past eleven o'clock, P.M., and no 
 niend)er shall be admitted into the Club 
 House, after these hours, under any pre- 
 tence wliatever, unless specially authorized 
 by the Committee. 
 
 STIUXOERS, THEIR ADMISSION, Ac. 
 
 XXIII. — Each member shall be allowed 
 to bi-ing a stranger to dine with him, under 
 such regulations as may be made by the 
 Committee, the dinner to 1)0 charged at 
 rates to be regulated by the Committee ; it 
 being expressly understood that the bill is 
 to be discharged by the member. The 
 Committee are also empowered to regulate 
 the admission of strangers in company with 
 members, at other times, and they shall 
 decide what rooms they are to be admitted 
 to. The Conmiittee have the powder to 
 suspend this rule during such periods as 
 they may think necessary, for the conven- 
 ience of the Club, notice of such suspension 
 
20 
 
 boin<( j)()ste(l up in the cofi\;o-i-ooin jit lojist 
 one week previously. No persons residin^^ 
 within tlie hniits ol' th(^ County of JLilit'ax, 
 shall l)(» eli<i^ible to Ixj introduced as 
 strangers or the guests of members. 
 
 PAYMENT OF CLUB BILLS. 
 
 XXIV. — All mend)ers are to pay tlieir 
 bills for every expense they incur in the 
 Club before they leave the house, the 
 servants having positive orders not to open 
 accounts with any individual. 
 
 NO liRATLITIES. 
 
 XXV. — No member shall give any money 
 or gratuity to any of the servants ot the 
 establishment, or permit any stanger to 
 d(j so. 
 
 NO PROVISIONS TO BE SENT OUT. 
 
 XXVI. — No provisions cooked in the 
 Club House, or wines or other li({Uors, are 
 to be sent out of the house, on any pretence 
 whatever. 
 
'-'•oorn at least 
 ^^J'sons i-osiMino- 
 
 MtroducucI as 
 'fibers. 
 
 SILLS. 
 
 to pay their 
 
 incur in the 
 
 blouse, the 
 
 5 not to 
 
 open 
 
 ' i^ny money 
 'ints or the 
 -stan^rer to 
 
 T our. 
 
 ed in the 
 iquors, are 
 V pretence 
 
 21 
 
 >0T TO TAKK AWAV PAPKRS, &v. 
 
 XXVIL— No member shall take or per- 
 mit to be taken from the Club, on any 
 pretence whatever, or shall injure or destroy 
 any newspaper, pamphlet, or other article, 
 the pi-operty of the Club. 
 
 ( <)>r PLAINTS. 
 
 XXVIII. — All complaints respectin^r 
 Breakfasts, Dinners. *Src, stated on the 
 ; back of the bill, and sii^ned by the member 
 ^so complainincr, must be specially noticed 
 Ihy the Connnittee at their next n.eetin^r ; 
 ••"id all complaints respectin^r the servants 
 or domestic arranrr(M,)ents of the Club must 
 bestate<l by letter signed by the member 
 complaininrr, which letter addressed to the 
 : Secretary must be laid by him before the 
 Comnn'ttee, at their next weekly meetinrr. 
 
 ADDRESS OF MEMBERS. 
 
 XXIX —Each member of the Club shall 
 give his address, or that of In's banker or 
 u<rent, from time to time, to the Secretary ; 
 and all notices being sent to such address' 
 Nhnll l)e considered as duly delivered. 
 
22 
 
 \HHiS. 
 
 XXX. — No mom Iter is on any Mccount to 
 l)rin<r a dot; into tlie Club Houso. 
 
 PRIVILEGED ME3IBERS. 
 
 XXXI. — The followinn^ persons may )>e 
 elected as PrivilemMl Members, without 
 payment of entrance fee, but subject, to the 
 suUscripticms hereinafter specified : 
 
 1. Officers in Her Majesty's Army, and 
 persons holdin*^' Civil an<l Military appoint- 
 ments under the Imperial Government, who 
 may be stationed in Nova Scotia for an 
 indefinite period. ^uV)ject to a yearly 
 subscription of thirty dollai's or half 3'early 
 subscription of fifteen dollars. 
 
 2. Persons residing outside the County of 
 Halifax — when their permanent residence 
 is within the Province— suV>scription as in 
 Rule VI r., otherwise as in section one. 
 
 3. Members of the Provincial Govern- 
 ment, whose ordinary residence, otherwise 
 than official, is outside the County of 
 Halifax — subscription as in Rule Yil. 
 
23 
 
 tny uccount t«) 
 •use. 
 
 KHS. 
 
 'SOUS may be 
 
 >ers, without 
 
 "ini»jccr. tofche 
 tied : 
 
 s Army, and 
 iiry appoint- 
 I'nmont, who 
 cotia for an 
 '(> a yearly 
 Hialfyeai-l^r 
 
 >e County of ' 
 it residence 
 
 ption as in . 
 
 ^n one. f 
 
 ill Govern- 
 >. otherwise ^ 
 County of 
 e Vll. 
 
 4. Other oH<(il)le persons who shall 
 ><atisfy the Committee that their residence 
 in tlie County of Halifax is tem]»orary or 
 precarious or liable to be tei-minated by the 
 
 )ccurrence of circumstances beyond their 
 fcontrol — subject to annual or semi-annual 
 subscription as in section one. 
 
 5. Straiifj^ers visitin*^ Halifax who shall 
 satisty the Connnittee that their residence 
 thei'e is not likely to exceed three months 
 — on payment of a subscription of ei<rht 
 dollars for that period. 
 
 6. Officers in Her Majesty's Navy — for 
 such periods and on such terms as the 
 (Jonunittee in their discretion may decide, 
 and after having been balloted for, may 
 renew theii' subscriptions each successive 
 season, while on thti station, without further 
 ballot. 
 
 Privileged Members, other than those 
 referred to in sections tive and six, who 
 may be elected in the month of June or 
 December, will be required to puy ^)7'o i^ata 
 for the month in which the}^ are elected, in 
 addition to their regular, annual, or semi- 
 aiuiual sul)scri ption. 
 
24 
 
 t( 
 
 All Privil('ir<'<l MoinV)ers sliall Ite snbiect 
 to tlio Rules and Re (j^u hit ions of the Chih 
 generally, and after havin<r ])aid tlieir siih- 
 scriptions, but in no case befoi-e, will l>e 
 admitted to all the advanta^j^es of the Club, 
 except tha' of beinn^ elected nieinbers of 
 tlie Committee, or votin<^ in any way in the 
 afiairs of the Club. 
 
 Privileixcd Meml)efs desirous of retirinif 
 from tlie Cluh will be expected to <^ive 
 notice tiiereof in writini'' to the Secretaiy 
 prev^ious to the expii'ation of the pericjd 
 for which tliev have subscril)ed ; any Pi'ivi- 
 lecfcd Member failinii* to do so, or who shall 
 frequent the Club ."iter that })eriod, will be 
 liaV)le for tin.* subscription foi* the ensuinix 
 period. 
 
 All ordinary members of the ' St. James' 
 Club," Montreal; "Gan-ison Club," Quebec ; 
 *' Toronto Club," Toronto ; '• Montreal Club," 
 Montreal; "Hamilton Club," Hamilton, 
 " Rideau Club," Ottawa, and " Union Club," 
 St. John, who shall l)e duly certified as such, 
 and whose usual place of j-esidenco is with- 
 out the Province of Nova Scotia, shall be 
 
^I'll' '»e .subject 
 
 '•'^ ;>t' the CIul. 
 
 }mi(I tlioir suh- 
 ''''^'f>'-«, will 1,0 
 ■esofthoCIuh, 
 
 ^".y way ill tho 
 
 J« of retirino- 
 ^cted to (,ivo 
 he Secretary 
 •P the period 
 1 ; any P^vi- 
 ^^'•^vhr),shafl 
 ^^'•'^>'l. will l,e 
 the en.sniji(r 
 
 ' ^t. James' 
 ih," Quebec; 
 •ti-ealChib," 
 
 Hamilton^ 
 Mion Club/' 
 'ied as such, 
 ico is with- 
 'h shall he 
 
 25 
 
 iBlicrjljle for election as Privilenrd Members 
 ot' this Club, subject to die provisions of 
 this rule. 
 
 : Privilevred Member's may l)ecome Full 
 Members by lieinrr a^^^aiu balloted for and 
 elected as such, and on payment of the 
 entrance fee an I subscription as provided 
 by Rule VII 
 
 THEIR ELECnON. 
 
 XXXII. — Eich Candidate as a IVivile^^ed 
 [Member must l)e so desio-nated in the book 
 and also on the list of Candidates for 
 election, posted in the public room, and no 
 Candidate foi' Privilec^ed Membership shall 
 he placed on said list, unless his name shall 
 have been submitted for the approval of 
 the Comnnttee one week before the date of 
 election. 
 
 All Candidates for Privileged Memljer- 
 ship referred to in sections one, five and 
 six of Rule XXXI., may be elected by the 
 Committee, and after they have been pro- 
 po.sed and seconded, may use the Club 
 
 until their electi 
 
 on. But any such Candi- 
 
4 
 
 26 
 
 (late, l)et'()re takinrr julvantMiXO of this 
 priviler^e, will be reijuired to pay to the 
 Secretary or Treasurer liis suhscription in 
 advance, which, however, will be returned 
 to him in the event of his i]ot bein<^ elected 
 a ni(Mid)er of the Club. 
 
 HONORARY MEMBERS. 
 
 XXXIII. — The Coniniitti^e shall hav(i 
 the power to ailmit as " Honorary Mem- 
 bers" the Govei'nor-Geu'-ral of Caiiada, the 
 Lieutenant-Governor of the Provinct^ tin; 
 General Commanding the Troops in this 
 Gai'i'ison,and the Admiral commandin(( the 
 F.eet on this Station, such llonoi'ary 
 Mendiers to |)ay no enti'ance fee or sub- 
 scription ; and they may also admit to the 
 privilec^es of the Club, for such periodt as 
 they may from time to time think lit, any 
 strangers of distingu shed rank and posi- 
 tion visiting this city to whom it may 
 seem proper to offer such a compliment, 
 but the resolution to admit them must be 
 agreed to by a majority of the Committee. 
 
27 
 
 FOURTEEN DAYS PRIVILEGE. 
 
 ERS. 
 
 I 
 
 mUcro of this 
 <^'> P'ly to the 
 
 «nl)scri|)tion in i XXXIV. — Any member wishiiior to intro- 
 iJi ^>e returned duce a friend temporarily visiting Halifax, 
 ot being elected and not residinor in the Province, as an 
 
 Honoraiy Member of the; Club, must send 
 1 a written application for permission 
 o do so, Stating the name and profession 
 M such friend, to the Committee at their 
 fie shall have weekly meeting, for their sancticm ; or he 
 )norary A/ern- piust obtain by reijuest, the signatures of 
 '>f Canada, the Jive members of the Committee, or the 
 
 Active Committee for the month, to his 
 application as approving of it The appli- 
 cation thus signed must then be handed to 
 the Secretary, who will notify the person 
 named therein that he has been admitted 
 to the Chil) for fourteen davs, and this 
 privilege may be extended, with the consent 
 of the Committee, for the further period of 
 ;one month (m payment of five dollars, but 
 fit shall not l>e extended to more than one 
 friend to each member at one time. Every 
 I member to whom this permission may be 
 ' accorded, will be held responsible for the 
 eligibility of his nominee, as well as for 
 
 P''<n'ince, the 
 ''•0')ps iji this 
 iimanding the 
 'h ilonoi'ary 
 ' tee or sub- 
 «'<hnit to the 
 Ji periods as 
 Jii'ilv rit, anv 
 ik and posi- 
 '(>"! it may 
 compliment, 
 'ta must be 
 Committee 
 
28 
 
 his observance of all the rules of tli 
 Club. 
 
 Coinuiissioned Offcers of H. M. Navv 
 visitint^ this port, and Officers of the Army 
 on joining the Staff' or Regiments stationcMJ 
 in this garrison, or on I'eturning from 
 general leave of absence, may be a<lniitte(l 
 by the Coniniittee under this rule, for 
 fourteen days : or if they signify their 
 wish to become privileged meml)ers and 
 have been duly proposed and seconded, 
 until thev' can be balloted for ; but anv 
 Officer, befoi'e takinof advantafje of this 
 last proviso, will be required to pay to the 
 Secretary oi* Ti-easurer his subscription in 
 advance, which however, will be I'eturned 
 to him in the event of the ballot proving 
 adverse. The name of every Honorary 
 Member, with that of his proposer, will be 
 entered in a hook provided for that purpose 
 on the day of his almission ; hut the period 
 for which the privileges of the Club may 
 be granted him will be reckoned from his 
 first entry to the Club House to partake of 
 them. If, however, any Honorary Membei' 
 
 s 
 
 t 
 n 
 I 
 c 
 t 
 
29 
 
 e rules of thfW^'^^^ ^'^'^^ to avail hiruself of the permission 
 
 within tlie fourteen days, it will then be 
 «f H. M N' .,^'^"^^^^^'^^- ^^ person shall he elirrible to 
 ers of the Ar'r''^-^ proposed as an Honorary Member after 
 i'neiitsstati()neiM*^^'^"^ ^^^^^ "^ Halifax fourteen days, nor 
 •etu.-in-n^' fron, ^"^ "'''^''' *^^'''' ^^^''^"^ '" ''"^' ''"^ ^^'^''• 
 '^y he admitted 
 this I ule, for J^l^^ TO BE PUIMEJ), &c. 
 
 ^ signify thei, • XXXV. -These rules and recrulations 
 .'"embers and shall be printed, and a copy of them, 
 
 ^ind seconded, to-ether with' a list of the Con.mittee,' 
 r<>r ; but any shall be delivered to every member of the 
 
 ntao-e of this Club, or transmitted to his address, and 
 to pay to the thencefortli become binding upon every 
 
 'i''.scription i„ Diember of the Club ; but no member shall 
 he J-eturned |e absolved from the effect of these rules 
 
 •y-'Iot provinr. |n any allegation of not having received 
 
 •y Honorary tliem. 
 
 poser, will be j 
 
 that purpose I 
 ut the period | 
 e Club may 
 led from his 
 o pai-take of 
 i^yy AJembei- 
 
HOUSE rb:gui,ation3, 
 
•( f 
 
"-fk 
 
 HOUSE KHGI LATIOXS. 
 
 COFFKE ROOM. 
 
 Br ejik fasts may be sei-ved from ei^rht 
 [intil cloven o'clock, A. M. 
 
 Hot Lunches am] Diniiei* from one to 
 ihree, l\ M., and from six to ci^ht, l\ u. 
 
 Hot Sn])pei-s up to ten o'clock, i\ m., oh 
 n'vin^r notice before ei^dit o'clock. 
 
 Cold Meats and Tea and CoH'ee and 
 Toast, at any hour up to eleven o'clock, 
 ]'. M. 
 
 Xo Wine or Litjuoi- shall he sei'ved to 
 [any memhers in the Coffee Room, except 
 |\vitli Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner or Suppej-. 
 
 Mend)ers will fill up their Dinner Bills 
 jthemselves, and must on no account employ 
 [the waiters to do so. 
 
 No hat, cap, stick or umbrella shall ])e 
 [taken into the Coffee Room or Ab)rnin^ 
 Room. 
 
 Articles of Hass, eartl 
 
 lenware, e 
 
 tc. 
 
 winch 
 
 may be broken by the meml 
 
 th 
 
 >ers either m 
 
lil 
 
 1 ! . ^ ■ 
 I 
 
 84 
 
 the Coffee Room or elsewlu're in the House, 
 will b(i paid for by theiu at prices to he 
 fixed hy the Coinniittee. 
 
 PRIVATE DIMNG ROOM. 
 
 The Private Diiiin^-Roorn and Card- 
 Room openintj;' from it, may he enf^oiged hy 
 a party of not less than five for their 
 exclusive use during the evenin^^ hy (jjivini^r 
 notice to the Steward on the morninix of 
 the day on which they may wish to dine, 
 and on such tei'uis as the Connnittee ma^' 
 direct. 
 
 BILLIARD ROOH. 
 
 The followinof reirulations will be in 
 force in this Room : — 
 
 1st. — The Game of Pool shall have choice 
 of tables, and take precedence over IVdliards 
 and Pyramids, and may be played in con- 
 secutive games. 
 
 2nd. — For Billiards the tables can only 
 be engaged for one game of fifty or one 
 liundred points. Precedence in playing 
 and choice of tables given accoi'ding to 
 entry of names on the marker's slate. 
 
 -4, 
 
 4^ 
 
85 
 
 ^'»'e in the Houso, 
 
 riayors of J^illiards slioul,! iMti.n..it(' to tlio 
 
 M 
 
 !irk 
 
 er whether they intend to play ii ^raiue 
 |of 50 or 10() points. 
 
 The cli.'ii-^ros will be as follows : 
 
 [PooL-Five cents pel- hal!— Stars t 
 extra. 
 
 [Black Pool— Fifty cents per hour for h'v 
 players or less ; over that nunihe 
 
 O 1) 
 
 pay 
 
 e 
 
 ten cents per ball. Foi- a second 
 hour or part fherpof,ten cents i)er 
 hall. 
 
 [BiLLiAiiDs— Fifteen cents for a^r-irne of 50 ; 
 twenty-five cents for a (ranie of 
 100 points, or two consecutive 
 mimes of 50. 
 
 I' J'^ivo choice lP^'''^^»">^-One cent per ball. T 
 
 >^^^TB[|ha|.ds 
 ^V'f'd in con- 
 
 ■^ecuti 
 Caiiom Games~F 
 
 wo con- 
 ve panics twenty tive cents. 
 
 fteen 
 
 11 
 
 fifte 
 
 en points. 
 
 cents for ^-aine of 
 
 Twenty -tive cents for 
 twenty-five points. 
 No Caroin C 
 
 ifainc () 
 
 f 
 
 ^anie to exceed 
 
 twenty -five points. 
 OTHEr\ Games— By the hour, fifty cents 
 
IN 
 
 ■<mm I 
 
 81) 
 
 liii 
 
 iiiii 
 
 Players are |)articii1arly rccjUostiMl itmnc - 
 diately after play to ()l)taiii their cIumiucs 
 and <l(;[)()sit them in the hox. 
 
 Th(} Marker is instructed on the conchi- 
 sion of each f(anie, to present to the loser a 
 checjue for the amount of the ^am«\ 
 toir^-ther with the box in whicli the same is 
 to be deposited. 
 
 CARDS. 
 
 No Cards sliall be sold for use i.i the. 
 House, but each player .shall pay twenty 
 cents pel' day, to be collected by the Hall 
 Porter. 
 
 Second-hand Cards for use out of the 
 House can be pui'chased from the Hall 
 Porter for 15 cents per pack. 
 
 No rui)ber of whist shall be C(>..inienc.'<l 
 after 12.45 o'clock, A. M. 
 
 SMOKING. 
 
 Smokini,^ will be permitted, in all the 
 rooms except the Morninir Room, Cotiee 
 Room and Private Dinin<^r Room, uides> the 
 last is en<ji;a(^<'d foi* dinner, in which case 
 smokincjf is permitted at the option of the 
 party occupying- the room. 
 
 1 
 
37 
 
 equosted iiiiine- 
 ' thoir clKMjuesI 
 
 on tlio eonelu- 
 t to the loser a 
 ^^i' the o-amo, 
 ^f''» the same is 
 
 >'' "se i.. fjjo 
 r-y twenty 
 ''y the Hall 
 
 ^ out of the 
 "» the Hall 
 
 t^<^>..itiieiic.Ml I 
 
 ' J" ?ill the 
 '>om, Coffee 
 1, unless the 
 ^vhich case 
 tion of the 
 
 ENTRANCE HALL. 
 
 No stranpM' will \ni adniittod to view 
 the House, unless uccompanied by a nieni- 
 llter, and then only hetwoon t!ie hours of 
 [ton and twelve in the forenoon. 
 
 No larc^^e hoxes or articles of h.iis<JHLf(i 
 'helono-iiio- to a nieniher will he adniitted 
 into the hall, and ba^rs or portniantcMUS 
 sent Ity nienjhers wishing to dress, will be 
 conveyed to tlie Dressinff-Rooni 
 
 DRESSING ROOM. 
 
 Any portmanteau, ba^r or baggage of anj 
 kind must be taken away immediately 
 after use, and not allowed to i-emain in the 
 Club for future use. No servant of the 
 Club will be employed by any nu?ml)er to 
 clean clothes, boots or shoes, or to assist 
 him in dressing. 
 
 No member, except on special duty, nor 
 servant of a member, will Ite allowed to fso 
 down into the basement storj^ of the 
 House, apportioned for the use of the 
 servants of the Club, nor will any such 
 
I III 
 
 88 
 
 sei'vant bo all owed to fjo into anv other 
 room than the Dressing Room, and then 
 only to assist his master in dressing. 
 
 HALL PORTER. 
 
 He shall enter in his book once a day the 
 name of every member coming into the 
 House, and will see that members intro- 
 ducing strangers write their names and 
 address, with that of the introducer, in the 
 book kept for that purpose. 
 
 Strangers calling to see members of the 
 Club will be shewn by him into the 
 Reception Hall or oiher room set apart by 
 the Conniiittee for that purpose, and inti- 
 mation of their arrival immediately sent by 
 him to the member inquired for, if in the 
 House. If a letter for an absent member 
 be called for by any other member vvlio 
 may wish to forward it, the latter will be 
 required to pay the postage (if any), and to 
 sign an acknowledgment in tlie Porter's 
 book of his having received the letter, in 
 case of future (piestion. 
 
 m 
 
.so 
 
 nto any other 
 oom, and then 
 Iressing. 
 
 once ,'i (lay the 
 iiin^ into the 
 embers intm- 
 ir- names and 
 ■oducer, in tlie 
 
 mbers of rJie 
 im into the 
 «et apart hy 
 >se, and inti- 
 itely sent by 
 ^', if in the 
 ent member 
 lember who 
 ter will be 
 ^*'iy),Mnd to 
 'ie Poi-ter's 
 Jettei- in 
 
 ♦;E>ERAL SERVAMS KEdJlLATIOS. 
 
 No officer or servant will receive, under 
 penalty of dismissal, any pi'esent whatever 
 [fi-om the members, guests or tradesmen of 
 the Club, and Jiny tradesman detected in 
 ■ giving such, will be forthwith discontinued 
 land never dealt with again. 
 
 Servants while on duty wnll not talk to 
 each other, except on matters connected 
 with tlieir business ; and no servant is 
 permitted to address an individual member 
 in tlie house on matters eitlier pei'sonal or 
 relative to the concerns of the Club, all 
 comnmnieations of the latter kind to be 
 made to the Secretary for the information 
 I of the Committee. 
 
 I If any money or articles supposed to be 
 I the property of membei's, should be found 
 i by the servants in the Club House, they 
 will be delivered to the House Stcwanl. 
 
 No a})plication for I'einstatement of a 
 servant, who may have been dismissed m 
 
 tl 
 
 le r 
 
 epi 
 
 esentation of a member, will be 
 
 read or taken into consideration, unless it 
 couHi through and l)e recouunended by the 
 
40 
 
 member l)y vvliose representation he oi- shtj 
 was dismissed. 
 
 Servants will be held responsible for] 
 breaka(/e and loss of and daniaf^e to the' 
 property of the Club. 
 
 No servant of the Club shall be sent out 
 of the House on any errand or pretence 
 whatever, unless upon Club business by 
 the Stewai'd, Secretary, or member of 
 Connnittee, or to post letters at stated 
 periods, or to call a cab from tin nearest 
 stand. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 No pamphlet, advertisement, or notice of 
 any kind will l)e laid on the tallies or put 
 up in the Club by a member, without the 
 consent of the Active Connnittee. Any 
 pamphlet which it may be wished to make 
 known t') the Club, shall be sent to the 
 Connnittee for approval. 
 
 The locjil daily papeis are on no account 
 to be taken out of the Morninof Room 
 durinnr the day or eveninfij of publication, 
 nor any othei* papers ^'or one day ;ifter the}' 
 are laid on the table. 
 
 Ml 
 
41 
 
 citation he or sh JSjuKlwiches or biscuits may l.c sei-ved to 
 
 Miibers in the Bilh'ard. Sniokini^^ and 
 ^'osponsihle I'oiC^ii'd Rooms. 
 
 'Jania^e to th,- ^ No refreshment of any kind will he 
 
 ^rved iihar twelve o'clock, p. m., unless 
 
 hall be sent out ^^'^''^^b' '^'ithoi-ized hy the Active Com- 
 
 nd or pretence 9'^^^'^' ^'*^' ^^^^ nionth, on timely application 
 
 Jb business by ^ writino; to them. 
 
 >i' nieml)er of i The House will he closed at one o'clock, 
 '<^ers at stated | M , except on Saturday, when it will he 
 '»» til- nearest |osed at 11.30 p. M., and 8un(]ay, when it 
 
 will he closed at eleven o'clock, p. m. 
 J The forerroinf^ Regulations may l)e altered 
 tit, or notice of ^^ '^ majority of the General Committee 
 tables or p„t ^^ '"^y uieetinn^, notice of sucli alteration 
 f". without the ^■"^^'i"^' '*^^'^i ^'i^'^'i at the previous meetiticr^ 
 'luittee. Anv *^'^'^ communicated to each member of the 
 '•^Jied to make ^'"'"»'^ittee, torrether with the date of the 
 ' '^«»t to the J^^^'*'^''^^' ^**^*' ^"'^'^^ disposal of tlie same. 
 
 S. 
 
 " no account 
 J-nino- Koom 
 
 pubh'cation, 
 ly after they 
 
ml 
 
 1^ 
 
 nil M> 
 
 -*Mk, 
 
HONORARY MCMBCRS. 
 
 1st JtiiivifAr>', 1S04. 
 
 H. II. H. TlIK DUKK OF KDINBURnil. 
 
 H. II. H. Thk Dukk (3F Connaugiit. 
 H. \\. H, Tiih: Dukk of York. 
 
 Thk MAHQt'IS OK DuFFERfN AVI) AVA. 
 
 Thk Makquls of Loune. 
 
 IE Marquis of Lansdowne. 
 
 IE Earl of Derby. 
 
 IE Earl of Aberdeen. 
 
 r)MiRAL Sir Geo. Greville Wellesley, G. C. B. 
 
 ).MiKAL Sir Edward Gennys Fansiiawe, G. C. B. 
 [dmiral Sir Edward A. Inolefield, K. C. B. 
 iDMiRAL Sir Francis Leopold McClintock, K.C.B. 
 Idmiral Sir J. E. Commerell, G. C. R. V. C. 
 [dmiral Sir Algernon McL. Lyons, K. C. B. 
 LDMiRAL Earl Clanwilliam, K. C. B. 
 lDmiral Sir George VV. Watson, K. C. B. 
 ^ice-Admiral Sir John O. Hopkins, K. C. B. 
 iENERAL Sir p. L. MacDougall, K. C. M. G. 
 Jeneral Lord Alexander G. Russell, C. B. 
 Jeneral Sir John Ross, G. C. B. 
 .iedt-General a. G. Montgomery Moore. 
 The Likut-Governor of Nova Scotia. 
 
.•4*V»\ 
 
 mi 
 
 I til 
 
UIST OF MEMBERS. 
 
 The year denotes date of election. O. M. sisnifies Orijfinal 
 llember. P. M. PrivileKfed Member, The asterisks denote 
 jliose on Supernunurary List. 
 
 IN!)(» Al.F.lSON, J. W 
 
 *(). M ...r>LAN|., J. WxiLEY. 
 
 (). M P)OAK, Hon. Rout. 
 
 <). M ... Bprns, Adam. 
 
 1880 Black, J. F., M I). 
 
 1884 Black, \V. A. 
 
 1884 BoRDKN, R. L. 
 
 1877 Brookfikli), S. M, 
 
 1867 Bullock, Fredk. 
 
 1804 Bkll. H. H. 
 
 P M....BAKF.R, FION'. L. E. 
 
 1'. M....BoTsi.(.Ri., W. M. 
 
46 
 
 O 
 
 O. M Chkiotiton, W. H. 
 
 1874. . . .CnisHoLM, Wm. 
 ISS."). . , .CinsFioLM, J. M. 
 
 18S7 ('lakksox, C. J. I'. 
 
 1865. ...CoHnKTT, F. D. 
 
 1873 CowiK, A. J., M. D. 
 
 1884 CROFfON, ,J. Blakk. 
 
 18SI Curry, Wm. 
 
 1887 CrRRY, M. A., M. D. 
 
 1881) ClJRRKN, A. E. 
 
 1890 Cutler, T. M. 
 
 1889 ...Cory, C. D. 
 1890. . .Chipman, H. L, 
 
 1889 CA.MPBKLL, Ci. s. 
 
 189.S ... Clkrkk, H. W., Lieut-Col. 
 1\ M....CiiiPMAy, L. DkV. 
 P. M.... Clark, R. 
 v. M....C()wan.s, J. R. 
 
 P. M....COKKR, C. R. 
 P. M.. . Cotton, F. .\1. 
 
 P. M Campbell, W. R. 
 
 P. M Chalmers, D C. 
 
47 
 
 3D 
 0. M — DuuLL, Joiijf 
 
 0. M DlTFFrs, .JoH.V. 
 
 0. M, . . DdKFus. \V\u 
 1868 Dalv, M. B. 
 
 'I'^^r: iJoiJLL, w. M. 
 
 ^^^^ Dkysdalk, a. 
 
 ^^^^ DiTFFus, VV. Staiuh. 
 
 ^^^8 Di-FFus, J. Norwood. 
 
 l'<72 DuNOAv, D. H. 
 
 18~<^ DsVVEfl, MlCIIARL. 
 
 p. M DoDWKLL, C. K. 
 
 i\ iM.. ..DiMocK, C. H. 
 p. M ... .Dickenson, S. S. 
 
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 Ellis, A. E 
 
48 
 
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 189a. 
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 .Hraham, Waf-lack, J <l;4o S. Court, N. S. 
 
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 , (iUKKIl, (JKO. M. 
 (iUANT, M. r. 
 
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 XI 
 
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 1M77. 
 
 .Hknky, 11. M<D., g. C. 
 
 1887... 
 
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 1889... 
 
 .. HUMPIIRKV, \V. M. 
 
 1892... 
 
 .. Harris, R. K. 
 
 1894. . . 
 
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 l\ M . . 
 
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 188.3. . 
 
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 1881.. 
 
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 189.S. . 
 
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 1894... 
 
 ..Jones, (i. C, M. D. 
 
 1SS9. .. 
 
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 1889. . 
 
 ..Johnston, H. \V. 
 
 1891... 
 
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 1H82. ... 
 1890.... 
 
 . Kknny, Tikis. K, 
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 Kknny, K. ,1. 
 KNIfMIT, J. T. l>. 
 
 '^67 Lawson, William. 
 
 1887... .Lkckie, R. J. 
 *I864 Lewis, W. J. 
 
 •891 LaW.SON, (>K()K(;k. 
 
 p. M....LrNDv, C. \V. 
 
 O. M....M0KT0X, L. J, 
 
 ^^"^7 Meagiikk, N. H., Ju,lge Sup. Ct., N. S. 
 
 •88 1 Morrow ( iEOFFRKY. 
 
 •581 Morrow, Jamks. 
 
 •893 WoRKow, M. R. 
 
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51 
 
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 1800... 
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 Ma(;KINI..\Y, ANIMtKW 
 
 Mackinlav, ('. II. 
 MrDoNAM), .J. A. 
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 MacSiiank, Lt-Col 
 
 Nkw 
 
 OOMHK, 1. 
 
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 1802.. ..Ox Lie V, F. II. 
 1803 Olanu, J. C. 
 
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52 
 
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 1889. 
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 I'.vKKKii Hon. 1). M<iX., M. 1). 
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 I'lOKFOKI), RoHT. 
 
 PovvKK, Hon. '.j. (i. 
 
 I'.VRTKlIXiK, KkV. F., I). I). 
 
 1864. ..RicMKY, M. H. 
 
 186G RiTcniK, Tiios. 
 
 1H71 Ritchie, J. N., Ju.lge Sup. C'uiut, N S. 
 
 1888 ROHERTSON, W.M. 
 
 1888 Ross, W. B. 
 
 1890 Ross, .J. T. 
 
 1889 Ritchie, \V. H. A. 
 
 1890. . . Ritchie. ,J. 1). 
 
 S 
 
 O. M... Staiks, W. .1. 
 
 1876 Seikjewick, Roht., Judge Sup. Crt., Cau. 
 
 1880 Short, Alfred. 
 
 188, 
 
 5 Silver, A. V 
 
58 
 
 1S72 
 
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 1M7 4 
 
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 188S 
 
 1872. 
 
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 1890. 
 
 1800 
 
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 Slaytku, \V. I J., M. 1) 
 Smith, John M. 
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 STAIIi^ .I\o. VV. 
 
 , StaUK, JoSII'll. » 
 
 Stkwakt, C. .'. 
 
 . SllAKli, A. ]'] 
 
 Staius, .Jas. \V. 
 Stki'Ukn, Alkx. 
 Smith Cact. W. II., R. \. 
 
 STIHHINd C'hAUI/S. 
 
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 *{). M TiTi'PKU, Hon Sue Chas., lit , (J.C. M.(;. 
 
 (). M . Twining, \Vm. 
 *I878. . Thompson, Rt Nov. .1. S. 1), K.(\\I.(;. 
 
 18(58 . ToniN, William, M. 1). 
 
 18S7. . .TowNSHKNi), C. .1 , .I.algc S ("ourt, N. S. 
 
 1804 ...Tkooi', (Jko. .). 
 
 1887. .. TRonr, W. H. 
 *i88I ... TuFPKR, IToN. Sir (\ H , K. C. M. (J. 
 
 1804 Tr()(.i', a. S. 
 
 r. M ...Tokranck \V. H. 
 
 1'. M . . .Trott. (Jai'T 
 
54 
 
 XJ 
 
 ^ -M . . . Uniackk, RniUK. 
 
 '^808 Vail, II„n. \v. u 
 
 ^- ^^ Viz.iKi), A 
 
 I* 
 
 5'"i 
 
 O. M....\VTr.us, .J„„N. 
 O. M . . . Wyldk, .]. T. 
 
 I^SVfi ...WaLLACK, MiOlIAKL. 
 
 KS7.'i ...Wkst, a. W. 
 '^'^H-i ....Wkst, F. S 
 1884 ....Weston, H. a. 
 i>^8r) .... Whitman, A. 
 
 ^^'^^' ^Vkatiikkuk R. L., Ju<l<.e S. Court, N. S. 
 
 ^^7- WiCKWIKK, W N., M. I). 
 
 ^^65 Wyldk, C. .1. 
 
 1«91 Ufiitk, a. J. 
 
 ^■^^^ WVLDK, H. M. 
 
 p. M Wallace, H. N. 
 
 P. M . . . . Wkbster, B. 
 P. M....WAnE, F. IJ 
 
 P. M WOODHOUSE, A. 
 
 p. M... Watkks, D 
 
PRIVILEGED MEMBERS, 
 
 NAVAL AND MILITARY. 
 
 XAVAL 
 Captaix Wm. DkV. Hamilton. 
 
 COMMAXDKK (\ H. P.AVLV. 
 
 LiKFT J C Wilkinson- 
 LiKUT IJasil Tayf.ok. 
 LiKUT. Ti. (J. (J. Sanokman. 
 LlKUT-CoM.MVNDKIi X. (i. MaCALI.sTKR 
 
 Ma.tok Pvnk, R M. 
 
 SUROKON I'. IJ. |[aNI)Y.SIDK. 
 
 Flket Pavmasi'kr F. North. 
 Pay.ma.stkr H. J. Brittkn. 
 
 MILITAIIV. 
 
 CoLoNKL I)i:i>LKV North, I). A. A. (J. 
 Colon KL Leach, V. C, C R. K. 
 
 SUROEOX-COLONKL AroHKR, \\ M. (). 
 
 Suroeox-Major Lkes Hall, A. M. S 
 Lieut Colonel An.sthutiikr, R. a 
 
50 
 
 Cai't. Tkotman, a I' I> 
 
 CaPT. LoNfJK, A. l\ I). 
 Cavt. [|(,n. ,1. (;. C()Liw)HNE, A D C 
 Capt. (J. T. Kllk.t, King's Hegl 
 Capt. R. L. IlAKTr^KY, King's Kegt. 
 Capt. H. W. B. Johnson, King's lU-gt. 
 
 Capt. Akdaix, O. S. I) 
 Majok Brady, II. A. 
 
 Major Banning, King's Re^'t 
 
 Capt. Montkith, A. S. C. 
 
 .Surgeon-Captain J. I). Mom, A. M. 8. 
 
 Major \V. Apsi.kv S.Mrni, Mil. Sec 
 
 LiKUT-CoLONKL I)kChK((;H, A, P. D 
 
 LiKi-r-CoLoNEL Shannon, D. A A (i 
 
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