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 THE 
 
 CANADIAN 
 
 PARLIAMENTARY COMPANION. 
 
 FIRST YEAR. 
 
 BY 
 
 HENRY J. MORGAN, 
 
 AUTHOR OF " SKETCHES OF CELEBRATED CANADIANS AND 
 PERSONS CONNECTED WITH CANADA.*' &C. 
 
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 QUEBEC : 
 
 DESBARATS & DERBISHIRE. 
 
 AIDCCCLXII. 
 
. * * r ii,a Provincial Parliament, in 
 Entered --^'»f,^:: :.^: It!d7:; Ind six.y-.wo by 
 rKr^ZKoin th?Omce of the He^isua. of the 
 Province of Canada. 
 
PREFACE 
 
 Parliament, in 
 sixty-iwo, by 
 gislrar of the 
 
 The Compiler of this Companion, in introducing such a work 
 into Canada, deems it hardly necessary ibr him to say any 
 thing as to its utihly or necessity. In England, a simiUir 
 publication has been found, not only of value to those ia 
 public life, but also of general interest, and there is every 
 reason to anticipate that one adapted to this Piovince will be 
 found equally acceptable to the Canadians. Jts contents are 
 accurate and reliable, having been derived from the very best 
 sources of information, although in its preparation some little 
 inaccuracies may have crept in, whi'.'h may be easily detected 
 by the discriminate and intelligent reader. 
 
 The absence of all political bias and opinion, will be 
 observed by the reader, and the Compiler will endeavour to 
 carry out this plan in all future editions. 
 
 He begs to record his grateful acknowledgments to Captain 
 Dod, the Author of the English Companion, for valuable 
 advice and information, in compiling a work of this descrip- 
 tion ; and he must not omit to acknowledge the great benefit 
 he has derived from Mr. J. O. Cote's valuable book of 
 Political Appointmejits. 
 
 Quebec, 24 St. Genevieve Street. [ivithout'\. 
 
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GOVERNOR GBNERAIi. 
 
 lli.s Excelleru'y theUight lion. Charles Stanlf.v Viscount 
 MoNCK, Baron Monde of Ballytrammoii, in the County of 
 Wexfortl, Governor General of British North Aiuericu, and 
 Captain General and Governor in Chief in and over the Pro- 
 vmees o( Canada, Nova Seotia, New Brnnswielc, and the 
 Island of Prince Edward, and Vice Admiral of the same, &e., 
 &o. t-Ve. 
 
 Denis Gotltey, Governor General's Secretary. 
 
 Captain lletallaclc, G3rd llegt., Military Secretary md 
 Principal Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 II. Brand, Cold.^tream Guards, A.D.C. 
 
 Colonel Irvine, Provincial Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 Lieut. -Col. Duchesnay, extra Provincial Aide-de-Camp. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 President of the Couiieil, . . Hon. John Beverley Robinson. 
 
 Anorney General EoM .,, , " George E. Cartier. 
 
 Attorney General West .... " John A. Maedonald. 
 
 Minister of Finanee '' A. T. Gait. 
 
 Comr. of Croivn. Lands ^' George Sherwood. 
 
 Co7nr, of Fiihlie Works ,,, , **' Joseph Cauchon. 
 
 Postmaster General ^^ Sidney Smith. 
 
 Receiver General " John Carling. 
 
 Provincial Secretary " Charles Alleyn. 
 
 Minister of Agriculture., . . " Sir N. F. Belleau. 
 
 Solicitor General West .... " James Palton. 
 
 Solicilor General East , ... ^' Louis S. Morin. 
 
DEPUTY HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS. 
 
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 Executive Council : 
 
 VV''iLr,iA:\i IIi:.\KY \a:k, 
 
 William A M'Ki;n 1 Ii.msvvortii, [Cunjideiitial Cter^.'\ 
 
 Crown Law L'epartiuent : 
 
 yWcstcni liraiicki] IIi:\vitt Bicrnard. 
 \^Eastcni Branch,'] Geoi;c;k Futvove. 
 
 Finance Department : 
 
 \^FI)iau(e,'] Willia:\i Dickinson. 
 
 [Customs,] Robert Shore Milnes Botciiette. 
 
 [Audit,'] John Lanoton, M. A. 
 
 Crown Land Department : 
 
 Andrew Russell. 
 
 Public Works Department : 
 
 Samuel Keeper, C.E. 
 ToussAiNT Trudeau, [Secretary.] 
 
 Provincial Secretary's Department : 
 
 [Western limiich,] Edmund A. Meredith, LL. D. 
 [Eastern Branc/i,] Etienne Parent. 
 
 Post Oflice Department : 
 
 William H. Griffin. 
 Receiver General's Department : 
 
 Thomas Douglas Harington. 
 Agricultural Department : 
 
 Evelvn CamtiuclLj [Acting.] 
 
 Militia Department : 
 
 [East,] Lt. Col. A. De Salaberrv. 
 [ West,] Lt. Col. J . R. ]N ash. 
 
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3NTS. 
 
 'ialCleri-.li 
 
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 JIIF.TTK. 
 
 MEMBERS 
 
 OP tllE 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Ahhreviations, — L. M. signifies Life Member ; E. 11. East 
 Riding ; \V. 11. West Riding; N. R. North Riding; S. R. 
 South Riding ; ^. e. general election ; U. C. TJjrper Canada; 
 L. C. Lower Canada or Legislative Council ; B. born ; S. 
 son ; (lau. daughter ; M. married. 
 
 The word " retired " signifies thai the candidate withdrew 
 before the close of the contest. 
 
 #^# The blames at the end of each notices are those of the 
 candidates at last election — tlcose in italics are the defeased 
 candidates. The names of the towns and ^aces are the 
 residences of the members. 
 
 iTiT, LL. D. 
 
 Alexander, Hon. George, J. P. [Gore.] 
 
 Is a Director of the Bank ot* Upper Canada. ElecteJ to 
 Legis. Council, 2nd Nov., I'^b'^.— Woodstock, C» W. 
 Hon. Ct. Alevander. — Cowan. 
 
 Allan, i. >n. George "William. [For>(-.] 
 
 S. of the late Hon. W. Allan, of Moss Park, Toronto, for 
 many years a Member of the Legislative Council ofU.C, 
 and a Member of the Executive Council during the gov- 
 ernments of Sir F. B. Head and Sir G. Arthur. B. at 
 Toronto, 9th January, 1822. Edu:-ated at Upper Canada 
 College. M. in l!S4o W. Louisa Maude, third dau. of 
 Sir J. B. Robinson, Bart., late Chief Justice of U. C, she 
 died at Rome in 1S52. M. a second time, Adelaide Harriet, 
 dau. of the Revd. T. Schreiber formerly of Bradnell Lodge, 
 Essex, England. Has been President of the Canadian 
 Institute and the Mechanics' Institute, Toronto. Is Pre- 
 sident of the Bank of Upper Canada ; member of the 
 Senate of University of Trinity College and of the Council 
 of the Canadian institute, and is a Director of the British 
 America Assurance Company. Returned to Legislative 
 Council in JSov. 1S5S. — Moss Park, Toronto. 
 Hon. G. W. Allan, 2869. C. E. Romaiti. 1456. [Retired.] 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 AuciiAMHATr/r, lion. P. V. [Rrpoitis^njf.'] 
 
 Ls a Menil»er olllie IJoanl of Afrriciiltiiio of Lower Cana- 
 
 Mililia. Has In-cii Mayor oi'tlio 
 KIccted to llie L. C. in Nuv. 
 
 (la, and a Major in tUe 
 Parish oC L'Assoinption 
 1858. — UAssominion. 
 
 Armand, Hon. J«)st'ph F. \Ahna.'\ 
 
 Returned to Lcirislative Coinicil in Nov. ISoS. — Riviire 
 dis Prairies C. /']. 
 
 Hon. J. F.' Arinand, 1SS3. Ash/, }/ HiMarrl, WIS. 
 
 Armstrong, Hon. G. M., J. P. [L. M.] 
 
 Sat for Berthicr from ISIJ to IS')!. Appointed to tlie L. C. 
 Stij Feb., 1805. Is a Conunissioner orj^^mali Causes. — JJir- 
 thier en hant, C. 1£. 
 
 Baby, Hon. Francois. lSfo///fro?/a.'\ 
 
 S. of the late Hon. F. Haby, Ibrmerly a member of the 
 Executive Council of L. C, and Adjt. Genl. of Mih'tia. 
 Elected to the Lej?. Council in ISGi. — St. Lc/cis St., Quebec. 
 
 Hon. F. Baby, 2258. 7\ Fournicr, 958. 
 
 Belleau, Hon. Sir Narcis.se Fortunat, Kt., Q. C. [L, M.] 
 Has been Mayor of (Quebec ; called to the Bar of L. C., 
 26lh Dec, 1832. M.Miss Gauvreau, dau. o( IhelateL. Gau- 
 vreaii, Esq., formerly a member of the L. C. 1^01,^*181 u re. 
 Was kni<j:hted by H. K. H. the Prince of Wales on the oc- 
 casion of his visit to Canada, in 18G0. Was speaker of the 
 Lej^i.slative Council from 2Uth Nov., 1S57, to 1st Aug-., 1858, 
 and from 7th Aug., 1858, to 20th March, 18(i2. Appointed 
 Minister of Agricvdture 27lh March, 18fJ2. Called to the 
 Leg-islative Council 23rd Oct., 1852. — St. Lewis St., Qnebce, 
 
 Blair, Hon. Adam J. Feri'usson. [Bror/<\'\ 
 
 Is a Barrister at Law of U. C. and a Bencher of the Law 
 Society. Sat for Waterloo, from Feb. 18-19 to June 1854, 
 and for Wellinplon, S. 11,, from the latter date to 18.57. 
 Elected to Leg. Council in 1800. Assumed the name of 
 Blair ailer that of Fergusson on his succeeding to the Blair 
 Estates, Scotland 18G2.— Gw^/^i, C. W. 
 
 BouLTo?i, Hon. George Strange. [L. M.] 
 
 Third S. of the late Hon. D'Arcy Buulton, formerly ofthe 
 Middle Temple, London, and allerwarclsone ofthe .ludgesof 
 the Court of Queen's Bench in Upper Canada, and grandson 
 of the late Sir John Strange, formerly Master of the Bolls, 
 England. The family is of some antiquity. {See Burke's 
 Landed Gentry.') B. in 1797 in the State of New York. 
 
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l.RGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
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 ^owcr Cnnfi- 
 Mnyor of the 
 C. in Nov. 
 
 ■iaS. — Riviere 
 , 1078. 
 
 eiltothe L.C. 
 Jnusos.— AVr- 
 
 nombcr of the 
 nl. of Militia. 
 is St.f Que dec. 
 
 p. [L.M.I 
 L! Bar of L.C, 
 lelatoL. Gaii- 
 J. Loi,nslature. 
 ales oil tlio oc- 
 speaker of the 
 1st Aug., 1S58, 
 12. Appointed 
 Called to the 
 'is St.f Quebec. 
 
 her of the Law 
 ) to June IS;')!, 
 date to 18.57. 
 [ the name of 
 ing to the Blair 
 
 formerly of the 
 of the .ludgesof 
 I, and grandson 
 -r of the Rolls, 
 {See Burke's 
 3 of New York. 
 
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 Jvlneated at Cornwall by the present Bishop of Toronto. 
 M. (irstly, in Ks24 lo l'Jli/ai)eili, tliii.l dan. ol I lie lale Henry 
 Boiilton, f']s(|., of rie<Min^ton IIoii>e, near Ketlerinu:, \orlli- 
 amplonsliir*', I'^nyland, she died in IMK). SefiM.dly, in INK), 
 Anna Maria, eldest daii. of ilu; late .1. W'altoii, lOsi]., of 
 y<'h«'neetQdy, N. Y., and widow ol" N. F, Ik'rk, lOst]., of 
 Alhany. First returned to Parliament in the (I. C. Legisla- 
 ture in 1820 for Diirhr.m, and sat for same county in several 
 t^iiceeeding parliaments. Appointed lo the Legislative Coun- 
 cil in June 1817.— CW/o/^rir, C. W . 
 
 Camf.ron, Hon. INIaleoIm. [.^V. Chiir.'\ 
 
 S. of the late Mr. Angus Cameron. B. on the 2;)tli of 
 April, ISOS. M. in Seotland, in 183.1, his cousin, Miss 
 Me(iregor. J^al in the U. C. Jje^MsIature liir Lnnark, (rotn 
 ]83(j to the Union, and from that time until Dee. 1847, for 
 the same place ; I'or Kent, from April 1M8 to Oct. is.-jl, and 
 for Huron, from Dee. 1851 to June 1801, when he wns de- 
 feated ; for Lamhton, from Jan. 18.58 until IS(J0, when he 
 was returned lor \i. (J. division ol" St. Clair. Was Asst. 
 Com. of Fublie Works Irom March 1818 to Feb. 1850. Pre- 
 jsident Ex. Couned from Oct. 18.51 lo Aug. IN.53. Minister 
 of Agriculture irom Nov. 1S52 to Aujj;. 1853, and Post- 
 master Cenl. fruiu the hitler dale to iSept. 1854. — iSarnia^ 
 C. W. 
 
 CAMPnEix, Hon. Alexander, Q. C. [Ctftrmnjui.l 
 
 Is a Barrister nt Law of U. C, a Q. C and a Bencher of 
 the Law Society. EleCed to the Legislative Council in 
 ^'ov. 1858. 
 Hon. A. Campbell, 2908. O. ,s'. Clhlersheve, 1707. 
 — . Kir/qnitrirk, 814. 
 
 CiiUTSTiE, Ho)'. David. [/iz/V.] 
 
 Born in Scotland. Is a member of the Senate of the flni- 
 versity of Toronto. Sat for Went worth, fiom 1851 to 1854, 
 and i(»r Brant, E. R., fi-oiu March 1855 to Oct. 1858, when 
 he resigneil, and was elected to Leg. Council. — iVr/.v, C. W. 
 
 Crawford, Hon. George, J. P. [St. Ldirrey/rr.'] 
 
 Sat for Brockville, from 1851 to 1857. Elected to the Leg. 
 Council 2nd Nov., 1858. Has been President of the Brock- 
 ville and Ottawa Railway Company. — Brucicide, C. IV. 
 Hon. G. Crawford. I)r. Broiise. 
 
 DeBkau.tku, Hon. George Rene Saveuse. [L. i>i.] 
 
 Is a Seignior of Lower Canada. Appointed to the Leg. 
 Council 21st Nov., 1848. — C(jlcan Laii(li)igf C E, 
 
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 Dkssaulles, Hon. Louis A., J. P. \^Rougemo7it.'] 
 
 S. of the Hon. Jean Dessaulles, M. L. C. ol' Lower 
 Canoda, and of M. K. Papineau, his wife, sister of Hono- 
 rable L. J. Papineau. B. at St. Hyac>ntbe, on the 3]sl .»au. 
 IS J 9. E. at the collejres of Montreal and St. Hyacinthe. 
 M. Miss Z. Thompson of the 'atter place. ^Is a large 
 proprietor and a seignior. F'\v9i returned to Parliament 
 ibr the division of Koiicemontj 12th Oct., 1856. — St. Hya- 
 cuithe. 26 Berri st.^ JMontreal. 
 
 Hon. L. A. Dessaulles 4108. Dr, Poulin 1127. 
 
 Dickson, Hon. W. H. [L. M.] 
 
 Is a Barrister at Law of U. C. Appointed to L. C. 8th 
 February, 1855. — Niagara, C. W. 
 
 DucHESNAY, Hon. Elzear J., J. P. [Laiizon.'] 
 
 Is an Advocate of L. 0., and a commissioner of small 
 causes. Returned to Legislative Council 4th November, 
 1856, by acclamation. 8te. Marie de la Beaiice, C. E. 
 
 DiJCHECNAY, Hon. Antoine Juchereauj J. P. [La Salle.] 
 
 Is a Seignior of L. C, and Colonel in the Militia. Elected 
 to the Legislative Council 2nd November, 1858. Ste. Ca- 
 therine. Fossa fiibaalt. 
 
 Ferrter, Hon. James, J. P. [L. M.J 
 
 Is Iresident of the University of McGill College, a Mem- 
 ber of the Senate of Vic'cria College, Cobourg, a Director 
 of the Grand Trunk Rplway, and of the Bank of British 
 North America, Preside it of the Canada Sunday School 
 Union, and of the Montrnil Oratorio Society, Vice-President 
 '^C tJie French Canadian Missionary Society and of the 
 Montreal Auxiliary Bible Society. Appointed to the Legis- 
 lative Council 27ih May, 1847. — Mojureal, C. E. 
 
 Ferguson, I Jon. Adam. [L. M.] 
 
 Has been Pres'dent of the Agricultural Society of U. C. 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council 9th June, 184L — 
 TVaterdou'?/., C. W. 
 
 Ferrie, Hon. Adam, J. P. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council 9,li June, IS41. — 
 Hamilion, C, W. 
 
 Foster, Hon. Asa B., J. P. [Bedford.] 
 
 Sat for ShefTord, from 1858 to 1860, when he resigned 
 and was elected for the L. C. division of Bedford. — Frost 
 Village, C. E. 
 
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
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 C. oi Lower 
 sister of Hono- 
 11 the 31st .laii. 
 5t. Hyacinthe. 
 uls a large 
 to Parliament 
 m.—St. Hya- 
 
 1127. 
 
 d to L. C. 8th 
 
 sioner of small 
 4lh November, 
 lucey C. JE. 
 
 [La Salle.] 
 dilitia. Elected 
 1858. Ste. Ca- 
 
 olk'ge, a Mem- 
 bourf, a Director 
 Bank of British 
 , Sunday School 
 y, Vice-President 
 ;iety and of the 
 ited' to the Legis- 
 
 C.E. 
 
 Socie'tV of U. C. 
 Ih June, 184 L— 
 
 ,h June, 1841.— 
 
 yheii he resigned 
 f Bcdibrd.— i*Vo5t 
 
 
 Gr:gviiEMONT, Hon. J. B. [Sanrel.'] 
 
 Sat for Richelieu from 1854 to 1857. Elected to the Le- 
 gislativo Council 2nd Novend)cr, 1858. — Sore/, C. E. 
 
 GooniiT'E, Hon. George .lervis. [L. M.] 
 
 S. of the late Dr. Josiah Goodlinc of lladiv, Mass., LT. S. 
 B. at Putney, Vl., U. S., l.st Au2t., 1790" Educated at 
 Amherst, Mass., U.S. Came to Canada in 1S20. M. in 
 1831 to Louisa, dau. of Ca[)t. .lolui Mathews, o( the Royal 
 Artillery. Appointed to the Legislative Council in 1842, — 
 Lo)ulo)i, C. Tf. 
 
 Gordon, Hon. James. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council 4th JS'ovcmlxT, 
 \Ub.— Toronto, C. W. 
 
 Hakwood, Hon. R. U. [Rigniid.'] 
 
 Born in England. Is a Seignior and large mill owner, of 
 Lower Canada. Sat for Vaudrttuil from 1857 to 18G0, when 
 he resigned, and was returned for Legi-slative Council divi- 
 sion ofRigaud. — Vaudreui/, C. E. 
 
 HAMiT/roN, Hon. John. [L. M.] 
 
 Is one of the Trustees of the University of Queen's College, 
 Kingston. Appointed to the Legislative Council 9lh June, 
 1841. — Kill gs toil, C. W. 
 
 Hamilton, Hon. John, J. P. [In^ervia)in.~\ 
 
 S. of the late Col. G. Hat^iilton, of Hawkesbury, C. W. 
 Judge of the Di.slrict C<^iirt and Chairman of the Quarter 
 Sessions, who died in 1837. Is Warden of Prescott and 
 Russell, and Mayor of Hawkesbury. Elected to L. C. in 
 18bO. — HaiL'keshury, C. W. 
 
 Jeffrey, Hon. Andrew. [NenrastJe.'] 
 
 Is a Merchant. Elected to Legislative Council in 1860. — 
 Cohaurg, C. W. 
 Hon. A. .Teffiey. J. S. Smith. 
 
 Knowltox, Hon. Paul H. [L. M.] 
 
 Has been Mayor of Knowlton, C. E., and Warden of 
 Brome. Is Colonel in the Militia. Appointed to the L. C. 
 9tli June, \^A\ .—Knoivhoji, C. E. 
 
 Leslie, Hon. James, J. P. [L. M.] 
 
 i.s a Wholesale Merchant. Sat ibr Vercneres from 1841 
 to March 1848,, Was President of the Executive Council 
 iVom March, 1848, to September, 1848, and Provincial 
 Secretary from September, 1818, to 0(!tol)e!*, 1851. Ap- 
 pointed to the Legislative Council 23rd May, iS48. — 
 Montreal, C. E. 
 
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 MEBIBERS OF THE 
 
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 LATERRiiiuE, Hon. M. P. de S., M. D., J. P. {Lanrentides. 
 Sat lor Saguenay from Junnary, lS4f) to ISol. Electe.. 
 to the Legislative Council 2nd March, 1S57. — Ehonhmejits. 
 C. E. 
 Hon. M. P. de S. Laterriere, 2554. A. Gag)io7i, 1134. 
 
 Lacoste, Hon. Louis, N. P. [Montarrilh.'] 
 
 Sal [or Chambly Irom Octolier, 1843 to 1S61, when he 
 resif^ned, and was elected for L. C. Division of Monlarville. 
 Is a Colonel in the Militia. — BuuvhervUL'^ C. E, 
 
 Hon. L. Lacoste. Hon. A. E. Klcrzkou'skL 
 
 MacNab, Bart., Hon. Sir Allan Napier, Q. C. lWcstorn.'\ 
 S. of Allan MacNal), Esq., an olFicer in the .!jritish army. 
 B. at Niagara in 179S. Served in the British army and 
 navy during- the war of 1812. Called to the Bar of U. C. 
 in 1825. M. 1st. in 1821, Elizabeth, dan. of Lieut. D. 
 Brooke, she died in 1825; 2nd. in 1831, Mary, eldest dau. 
 of Mr. Sherirt' Stuart, of the Johnstown district, she died 
 in 1S4G, by these he had three daughlers and one son, the 
 latter died when only thirteen years of age, o( the former 
 Ann Jane m. John L.Davenport, Esq., Deputy Commissary 
 General, Sophia m. Right Hon. Viscount Bury, M. P., and 
 Mary Stuart m. John G. Daly, Esq., Barrister, &c., s. of 
 Hon. Sir Dominick Daly, Governor of South Australia. Is a 
 Bencher of the Law Society ; Colonel commanding the 7th 
 Military District in U. C, and rendered important service.s 
 to the Crown during tlie rebellion of 1837, lor which he re- 
 ceived the honor of Knighthood. Honorary Colonel in the 
 British army. Aid de Camp to H. M. the Queen, Speaker of 
 llie Ijcgislative Conn* il and a Baronet of the United King- 
 dom. First returned to Parliament ui the U. C. Legislature 
 for Wentworth in 1829, and continued to represent that 
 county untd tiie Union. Sat for Hamilton from 1841 to 
 1857, when he resigned. Was Speaker of the U. C. Legis- 
 lative Assembly previous to the Union, and again of the 
 United Provinces from Nov. 1844 to Feb. 1848. Adjutant 
 General of Militia in 184(), and Premier and President 
 of Executive Council and Minister of Agriculture from Sept. 
 1854 to May 1S5G, when he resigned. Beturned to L. C. in 
 V&^^.—Btufdurn Castle, Uaniillov, C. TV. 
 Hon. Sir Allrn N. Ma(;Nab. — . McDoitgalt. 
 
 Matukson, Hon. Roderick. [L. IM.] 
 
 The only surviving s. of John Matheson, Esq., l)y Flora 
 Mackae, his wife. Descentlt.d from an ancient Scottish 
 family, B. in Ross-shire, Scotland. Educated in Inverness 
 
 i 
 
 
 >■ 
 
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 13 
 
 p. l^Laiiroitldes.'] 
 i to I80-I. Elected 
 5/37 . — Ehoifh' men ts. 
 
 .. Gagnoii, 1134. 
 
 to 1S61, when be 
 iiion of Monlurville. 
 e, C. E. 
 ['owski. 
 
 , C. [Wc'^tmi.-] 
 in the .!jritish army. 
 
 British avmj^ rtnd 
 > the Bur of C. C. 
 dan. of Lieut. D. 
 , Mary, eldest dau. 
 11 district, she died 
 rs and one son, the 
 age, o( the former 
 )eputv Commissary 
 t Bury, M. P., and 
 •arrister, &o., s. of 
 ith Anstralia. Is a 
 ommanding- the 7th 
 important services 
 ^, ibr which he re- 
 rary Colonel in the 
 Queen, Speaker of 
 
 the United King-- 
 ! U. C. Legislature 
 
 to represent that 
 ilton from 1841 to 
 of the U. C. Legis- 
 
 and again of the 
 h. 1848. Adjutant 
 ier and President 
 iculture from Sept. 
 eturned to L. C. in 
 V, 
 
 n, Esq., by Flora 
 I ancient Scottish 
 [oated in Inverness 
 
 nm\ Canada. Served as Lieut, and Paymaster in the late 
 Glengarry Light Inlantry during the war of 1812, was pre- 
 sent at the actions of York, Sackeil's Harbor, Cross Roads, 
 Fort (icorgc, Lniidy's Lane and Fort Erie, and was wounded 
 at Sacketl's Harbour. M. in 1830, Anna, dau. of Bevd. J. 
 Bussell, Minister of Gairloch, Ross-shire, Scotland. Is Co- 
 lonel commanding No. 1 Military District, U. C, and Chief 
 of the Matheson clan. Appointed to the Legislative Council 
 
 AIoRKis, Hon. James. [L. M.] 
 
 S. oft he late Alex. Morris, Esq., of Montreal. B. at PHisl**^ 
 in. '^0^0.... .1 -••- -"-"^^ 
 
 ERRATA. 
 
 In notice of Hon. Boderick Matheson, add: "His great 
 ^-randfather, Dugall Matheson, of Balmacara, Loch Alsh, 
 Rcsshire, Scotland, Chief of the Clan, (killed in the action 01 
 Glenshiel, Glenelg, on 10th June, 1719,) married the daughter 
 of Mackenzie, of Dachmalnack ; their eldest son, Roderick, 
 married the daughter of Kenneth Mackenz-.e, and Mary, 
 daughter of Mackenzie, of Applecross, Roderick's ekiest son, 
 John married Flora, daughter of Donald MacRae, ol felrath 
 Conan ; the Honoiable Roderick is the only surviving son of 
 John, so in direct line of dcE—nt from his great grandfather, 
 who was the Chief of the Clan, he, Roderick, is the Chief ot 
 the Clan. M. Ist, Mary, dau. of Captain Robertson, ot 
 [nvernesg, Scotland, who died in 1825." 
 
 I ic/u. X ic was surveyor or w oocis and Forests in 1800, a Major 
 of Cavalry in 1812, and High Sherilfof the Niagara district 
 irom 1803 to 1820, by Mary Hamilton his wife. B. at Wes- 
 chester, IN . Y., 3rd July, 1793. Educated at Ancaster, C. W., 
 and at Windsor College, N. S. Served in the embodied 
 Militia during the war of 1812. M.in I8I0, Catherine R.,only 
 dau. of Dr. Prendergast, of Mayville, N. Y. Projected the 
 VVelland Canal and organized a company which constructed 
 it. Js President of the Wetland Railway. Returned to 
 Parliament of U. C. tor Haldimand in 1832, and lor Lincoln 
 in 1840. Sat for Lincoln, N. R., in united parliament, Irom 
 11841 to 1847, and lor Lincoln irom 1848 to 18ti0, when he 
 resigned and was returned by acclamation to the Lcgislalive 
 Council lor Niagara. — 67. Calhaylnc^^ C. IF. 
 
"•?<!i. 
 
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 J. A/ 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 LATERRiftuE, Hon. M.P. tie S., M. D., J. P. [Lan re )i tides.'] 
 Sat Cor Saguenay froin January, 1S4;3 to 1S61. Elected 
 lo the Legislative Council Siul March, 1857. — Ehonlenieiits, 
 C. E. 
 Hon. M. P. cle S. Laterriere, 2554. A. Gag)iuu, 1134. 
 
 Lacoste, Hon. Louis, N. P. [Moitarvi/le.'] 
 
 Sal lor Chambly from Oelol)er, 1843 to 1861, when he 
 resi<?ned, and was elected for Ij. C. Division of Monlarville. 
 Is a Colonel in the Militia. — Boucher villi', C. E. 
 
 Hon. L. Lacoste. IIu/i. A. E. KierzLmt'ski. 
 
 MacNab, Bart., Hon. Sir Allan Napier^ Q. C. \Western.'\ 
 S. of Allan MaeNab, Esq., an ollicer in the J3ritish nnny 
 
 m 
 
 I r N. 
 
 t • l.lLi.& btiV^ 
 
 V^ 11 I V7 I t 4 
 
 ».lii. IV't a.JL«-V*l 
 
 1S.57, when lie resigned. Was Speaker of the U. C. Legis- 
 lative Assembly previous to the Union, and again of the 
 United Provinces from Nov. 1844 to Feb. 1848. Adjutant 
 General of Militia in 1846, and Premier and President 
 of Executive Cormcil and Minister of Agriculture from Sept. 
 1854 to May 1856, when he resigned. Keturned to L. C. in 
 \'&m.—B nudum Castle, ITainillon, C. W. 
 Hon. Sir Allan N. MacNab. — . IMcDougalL 
 
 Matmf.son, Hon. llodericlc. [L. I\L] 
 
 The only surviving s. of John Matheson, Esq., by Flora 
 Mackae, his wife. Descended from an ancient Scottish 
 family. B. in lloss-shire. Scothmd. Educated in Inverness 
 
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 13 
 
 [Lauren tides.'] 
 
 ISol. Elected 
 
 , — EhonJe in e?its, 
 
 h(gNO)l} 1134. 
 
 1S61, when he 
 1 ofMonlarville. 
 
 .y • -i-i • 
 
 ski. 
 
 [ Westerji-I 
 !he Jjriti.sh army. 
 
 ^■\/liL (V^J 
 
 ftheU.C. Legis- 
 and again of the 
 . 1848. Adjutant 
 ir and President 
 I'ulture from Sept. 
 turned to L. C. in 
 
 J a gall. 
 
 1, Esq., by Flora 
 
 ancient Scottish 
 
 liated in Inverness 
 
 W!*" 
 
 and Canada. Served as Lient. and Paymaster in the laic 
 Cxlenfrarry Light Inlantry durini;- the war of 1812, wah pre- 
 sent at the action>s of York, Sackeil's Harbor, Cross Roads, 
 Fort George, Luiuly's Lane and Fort Erie, and was wounded 
 at Sacketi's Harbour. M. in 1<S30, Anna, dau. of Kevd. J. 
 Kussoll, Minister of Gairloch, Koss-shire, Scotland. Is Co- 
 lonel commanding No. 1 Military Di.strict, U. C, and Chief 
 of the Matheson clan. Appointed to the Legislative Council 
 in \>^il.—Ferth,C. W. 
 
 AloRUTs, Hon. James. [L. M.'J 
 
 S. oft he lale Alex. Morris, Esq., of Montreal. B. at Paisley, 
 in *^cotland, in 1798. Educated at Mr. Nelson's Academy, 
 Sorel,C. E. First returned to Parliament, in U.C. Legislature, 
 in July 1837, for Leeds. Sat again ibr Leeds from 1841 t»»lS44. 
 Appointed Member of the Legislative Council 27th Nov., 
 1844. Was a Commissioner ibr the improvement of the 
 navigation of the St. Lawrence from 1837 until the com- 
 pletion of the St. Lawrence Canals. Was the first Ca- 
 nadian Postmaster General, an office which he held iiom 
 Feb. 1851 to Aug. 1853. Speaker of the Legislative Coun- 
 cil from the latter date to Sept. 1854, when he resigned, and 
 again from the 2nd to the 6th Aug. 1858. Was also a mem- 
 ber of Board of Railway Com. and Government Director 
 Grand Trunk Railway. — Broc/cvillei C. W. 
 
 Meriutt, Hon. William Hamilton, J. P. [^Niagara.'] 
 
 Only s. of the late Thomas Merritt, Esq., (J. E. loyalist of 
 Weschester co., N. Y. ; a cornet in the *^ Queen's Rau- 
 ^i^rs;^^ who served during the Revolutionary war, and 
 emigrated to New Brunswick in 1783, thence to Canada in 
 179G. He was Surveyor of Woods and Forests in 1800, a Major 
 of Cavalry in 1812, and High Sheriff of the Niagara district 
 from 1803 to 1820, by Mary Hamilton his wife. B. at Wes- 
 chester, N . Y., 3rd July, 1793. Educated at Ancasler, C. W., 
 and at Windsor College, N. S. Served in the embodied 
 MiUtia duringthe war of 1812. M. in 1815, Catherine R., only 
 dau. of Dr. Prendergast, of Mayville, N. Y. Projected the 
 Welland Canal and organized a company which constructed 
 it. Js President of the Welland Railway. Returned to 
 Parliament of U. C. for Haldimand in 1832, and lor Lincoln 
 in 1840. Sat fbr Lincoln, N. R., in united parliament, from 
 1841 to 1847, and lor Lincoln from 1848 to 18(i0, when he 
 resigned and was returned by acclamation to the Legislative 
 Coimcil ibr Niagara.— »SV. Cdilmrincs, C. IT. 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 McDonald, Hon. Donald. [Tecnrnsetk.'] 
 
 Elected to Legislative Council 2nd November, 1858. — • 
 Queen st. TV., Toronto. 
 Hon. D. McDonald . T, Mercer Jones 
 
 Massox, Hon. Edouard. \Mille I.s/es.'] 
 
 S. of the late M. Masson, Seignior of Terrebonne, 
 Educated at Paris, France. E!e<-ted to Legislative Council 
 in Nov., 1856. — Terrebonne, C. E. 
 
 Hon. E. Masson 2721. D. Masson 1246. — . Snowden 
 269. 
 
 Mills, Hon. Samuel. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council 29th Jany., 1849.— 
 Hamilton, C. W. 
 
 MooRE, Hon. Philip H. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council 7th Sept., IS4I. — ■ 
 Phihjysbnrg, C. E. 
 
 Patton, Hon. James, LL. D., Q,. C. [Saugee7i.'\ 
 
 Youngest son ot' the late Andrew Patton, Esquire, major 
 of Her Majesty's 45th Regt. and formerly of St. Andrews, 
 Fifeshire. B. at Prescott, C. W., 10th June 1824. Educated 
 at Upper Canada College and the University of Toronto. 
 Admitted an Attorney and called to the Bar in June, 1845. 
 Js author of the Canadian Constables Assista?i,t. Is a 
 Bencher of the Law Society, a member of the Senate 
 and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Toronto, fi-om 
 which he obtained his degree of LL. D., in 1858, and is 
 also Chairman of the commission to enquire into the expen- 
 diture and financial aflUirsof University College and ToroiUo 
 University. Appointed Queen's Counsel and Solicitor 
 General lor Upper Canada, 27th March, 1862. Returned 
 for oaugeen in Nov. 1S56. — Toronto, C. TV. 
 Hon. J. Patton 1712. J, McMurrich 1469. J.BeatijUoS. 
 
 PROULX, Hon. J. Bte. George. [De La Valliere.'] 
 
 Is a commissioner of small causes. Elected to Legislative 
 Council in mQO.^Nicolet, C E. 
 
 Panet, Hon. Louis, N. P. [L. M.] 
 
 S. of the late Hon. J. E. Panet, tor many years Speaker of 
 the Lq^. Assembly of Lower Canada, and a Member of the 
 Legislative Council of Lower Canada. Appointed to the 
 Legislative Council 20th Oct., 1852. — St. Lo2iis st., Quebec, 
 
 \ 
 
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 15 
 
 imber, 1858.— 
 ues 
 
 jf Terrebonne, 
 islative Council 
 
 — . 3noiv(lcn 
 
 J any., 1849.— 
 
 Ferry, Hon. Ebenezer. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council 8th Feby., 1855. — 
 - W. 
 
 II s 
 
 ept., 1841.—' 
 
 gee7i.'\ 
 
 , Esquire, major 
 of St. Andrews, 
 1824. Educated 
 sity of Toronto, 
 r in June, 1845. 
 Assistant. Is a 
 ir of the Senate 
 if Toronto, from 
 ., in 1858, and is 
 e into the expen- 
 llege and Toronto 
 el and Solicitor 
 1862. Returned 
 
 39. J.Beat.yU5S. 
 
 lliere.'] 
 
 cted to Legislative 
 
 y years Speaker of 
 a Member of the 
 Appointed to the 
 
 Louis St., Quebec, 
 
 Cobourg, C. 
 
 QuesnEl, Hon. Frederick Auguste, Q. C, J. P. [L. M.] 
 
 S. of the celebrated Jules Quesnel, the Canadian poet, 
 dramatist and composer, (See, vv^ho died at Montreal in July, 
 1809, and brother of the late Hon. Jules Quesnel. Is an 
 Advocate of L. C. Was a Member of the L. C. Legisla- 
 ture, and returned lor Montmorenci at g. e. 1841. Has 
 been President of the Banque du Peuple. Appointed Mem- 
 ber of the Legislative Council, 8lh September, 1848. — 
 Mo7itrecil. 
 
 RfiNAUD, Hon. Louis. [Z>e Scucberry.'] 
 
 Is a Wholesale Merchant, jiliected to the L. C. Novem- 
 ber, l^bQ. -^Montreal, C. E. 
 
 Hon L. Renaud, 3053. Mr. Doiitre, 1S38. 
 
 Ross, Hon. John, Q. C. [L. M.] 
 
 B. in the County of Antrim, Ireland, 10th March, 1818. 
 Educated at the Johnstown District School under Mr. Elms. 
 M. a daughter of the late Hon. Robert Baldwin, C. B. 
 Appointed a member of the Legislative Council 1st Deer., 
 1848. Was Solicitor General for Upper Canada from Novr., 
 1851, to June,1853, when he was appointed Attorney Gene- 
 ral for Upper Canada, which he held until September, 1854. 
 Was Speaker of the Legislative Council from the latter date 
 until April, 1856, Receiver General from February, 1858, 
 to 1st August, 1858, and President of the Executive 
 Council and Minister of Agriculture, from 7th August, 1858, 
 to 27th March 1862, when he resigned. Is President of the 
 Grand Trunk Railway, and a Bencher of the Law Society. — 
 Davenport Road, Toronto, 
 
 Reesor, Hon. David, J. P. \Ki7ig'^s^ 
 
 Has been Warden for York and Peel. Elected to the 
 Legislative Council in 1860. — Markham, C. W. 
 
 Shaw, Hon. James, J. P. \^Bathnrst.'\ 
 
 Sat for Lanark from 1851 to 1854, and for Lanark, South 
 Riding, from the latter date to g. e. 1857, when defeated. 
 Elected to Legislative Council in ISGO.^Smitk's Falls, 
 C. W. 
 
 Hon. J. Shaw. R. BelL 
 
16 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 Smith, Hon. Hollis. [ Wellington.'] 
 
 Is one of the Trustees of the University of Bishops College, 
 Lennoxville. Elected to the L. C. 4th November, 1866. — 
 iShcrhroo/.e , C. E. 
 Hon. H. Smith, 2537. W. 11. Webb, 1S61. 
 
 Smith, Hon. Sidney, Q. C. [Trent.'] 
 
 S. of John David Smith, Escjuire, formerly a Member of 
 the U. C. Legislature. B. at Port Hope, C. W., on the 16th 
 Oct., 1823. Educated under Archdeacon Bethune, of Co- 
 bourg, and at the Home District Grammar School, under 
 Dr. Short, of Port Hope. Called to the Bar of U. C, in 
 1844. M. a Miss Bennett, in 1854. First returned to Parha- 
 ment for West Northumberland in Augt., 1854, and con- 
 tinued to sit for that constituency until g. e. 1861, when he 
 was defeated. Returned for Trent division L. C. a short time 
 alter. Appointed Post Master General, February, 1858. Is 
 a Member of the Board of Railway Commissioners. — Peter- 
 bormtghf C. W. Esplanade, Quebec. 
 Hon. Sidney Smith 2942. Billa Flint 2651. 
 
 Smith, Hon. Harmanus, M. D. [Burlington.] 
 Sat for VVentworth from 1841 to 1851, 
 lative Council 4th Nov., 1856. — Ancaster, C, W. 
 Hon. H. Smith 2365. — . Ilatt 2075. 
 
 Elected to Legis- 
 
 Legis- 
 
 Simpson, Hon. John. Wueen^s.] 
 
 Is President of the Ontario Bank. Elected to the 
 lative Council 4th Nov., 1856. — Boivinauville, C. W. 
 Hon. J. Simpson 2427. — Ruttan 534. 
 
 Seymour, Hon. Benjamin. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council, 8th Sept. 1855. — 
 Port Hope, C. W. 
 
 Tessier, Hon. Ulric Joseph, LL. D. [G-nlf.] 
 
 S. of Michel Tessier, Esq., Merchant, of Quebec. The family 
 is of French descent, having come from Larochelle, in 
 Fiance, to Canada, as early as 1709. B. at Quebec, in 1817. 
 Educated at the Seminary of Quebec, admitted to the Bar 
 in 1839. M. in 1847, Miss Adele Drapeau Kelly, grand dau. of 
 Joseph Drapeaii, Esquire, Seigneur of Rimouski and Orleans. 
 V/"as President of the " Institut Canadien " of Quebec, in 
 1852. Mayor of Quebec in 1853. Degree of LL. D. con- 
 ferred upon him by the Laval University in 1855, and 
 appointed Prof, of Law Procedure iu same institution in 
 
 i 
 
 Jtiiiiiimmiiii'^^ 
 
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, 
 
 w 
 
 f Bishops College, 
 ovember, 1866.— 
 
 361. 
 
 icrly a Member of 
 ". W., on the 16ih 
 
 Bethune, of Co- 
 rn i- School, under 
 
 Bar of U. C, in 
 etdrned to Parlia- 
 1854, and con- 
 1S6J, when he 
 L. C. a short time 
 ibruary, 1858. Is 
 issioners. — Peter- 
 
 e. 
 
 1651. 
 
 ton.'] 
 
 Elected to Legis- 
 
 C, W. 
 
 ted to the Legis- 
 ille, e. W. 
 
 Uh Sept. 1865.-- 
 
 uebec. The family 
 m Larochelle, in 
 Quebec, in 1817. 
 mitted to the Bar 
 elly, grand dau. of 
 >U8ki and Orleans. 
 1 " of Quebec, in 
 eofLL. D. con- 
 ty in 1865, and 
 imc institution in 
 
 B. at St. 
 Was engaged as an OlHi^er of the 
 
 1856. Js the first President of "La Banquc Nalionale." 
 Sat for Portncuffrom 1851 to 1853. Returned for the Gulf 
 division in 1S58. Pop. A'^ lOO.—AZ St. Louis st.^ Quebec, 
 
 Hon. U. J. Tessier . J. B. Ilamiltou, Q. C. 
 
 TACiifi, Hon. Sir Elienne Paschal, Kt. [L. M.] 
 Descended from an ancient French family. 
 Thomas, C. E., in 1795. Was en gag 
 
 Canadian Chasseurs in the war of 1812. Js a Doctor of 
 Medicine, Aid-de-Can>p to Her Majesty the Queen, Colonel 
 ol the battalion Canadian Militia, and holds the honorary 
 rank of Colonel in the British Army. Sat for L'lslet from 
 1841 to 1846. Appointed Member of the Legislative Council, 
 23rd May, 1848. Wm Deputy Adjutant General of Militia 
 from July, 1846, to March, 1848. Chief Commissioner of 
 Public Works from latter date to November, 1849, when 
 appointed Receiver General, which beheld until May, 1856. 
 Was Premier firom 21st April, 1856, to 24th November, 
 
 1857, holding the olfices of Speaker of the Legislative 
 Council and Commissioner of Crown Lands when he 
 resigned. Was also a Member of the Board of Railway 
 Commissioners and a Government Director of the Grand 
 Trunk Railway. Is still a Director of the Grand Trunk 
 Railway and a Member of the Board of Public Instruc- 
 tion ofL. C, knighted by H. M.the Queen, in Nov., 1858. — 
 ]Mo7itmag7iy, C, E. 
 
 Wilson, Hon. Charles, J. P. [L. M.] 
 
 Is a Wholesale Merchant. Has l^een Mavor of Montreal. 
 Appointed to the L. C. 23rd October, 1S52. —^Mo7itreal, C. E. 
 
 Walker, Hon. William. [L. M.] 
 
 Appointed to the Legislative Council, 19th August, 1842.— 
 Quebec, C. E, 
 
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 **j=^>*"[^^***^»^^?'»«**t*irt»'<*-w«*^^ ' 
 
OFFICERS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 CLERK : * 
 
 JOHN FENNINGS TAYLOR, appointed January, 1822. 
 
 CLERK ASSISTANT : f 
 
 ROBERT LEMOINE, nppoinletl 2Lst February, 1836. 
 
 DEPUTY CLERK ASSISTANT : J 
 
 FENNINGS TAYLOR, appointed 4th December, 183G. 
 
 J. E. Doucet, Additional Assis>tant Clerk, and Clerk of Private 
 
 Bill Committee, appointed September, 1842. 
 W. Anstruther Main^'-y, Additional Assistant and 2nd Office 
 
 Clerk, appointed September, 1842. 
 James Adamson, Clerk of the Knglish Journals, ap. Sept., 1842. 
 ReneG. Belleau, Clerk of the French Journals, ap. May, 1859. 
 Antoine Alphonse Boucher, French Translator and Clerk of 
 
 :Seleet Committees, appointed May, 1857. 
 John McGillivray McLean, Clerk. 
 Alfred Garneau, Assistajjt French Translator, appointed 24th 
 
 February, 1862. 
 Charles W. Taylor, Assistant Accountant, appointed 20lli 
 
 March, 1862. 
 Revd. "W. Agar Adamson, D. C. L., Chaplain and Librarian, 
 
 appointed June, 1841. 
 E. L. Montizamberi, A. M., Law Clerk, English Translator, 
 
 and Clerk of Committees, appointed 31st March, J846. 
 Rene Kimber, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, appointed 
 
 12th July, 1852. 
 O. Vallerand, Sergeant-at-Arms, appointed June, 1832. 
 
 E. Botterell, Door-keeper, appointed June, 1841. 
 
 M. Keating, House- keeper and Chief Messenger, appointed 
 
 June, 1841. 
 S. Skinner, Assistant House-keeper and Messenger, appointed 
 
 February, 1848. 
 
 F. Boulet, J.Casault, J. Pageau, A. Lachance, J. Doherty, 
 
 J. Hanley, R. Greer, P. Ratte, Peter Dunn, Patrick 
 Madigan, J. B. Myrarid, Messengers. 
 A. Douaire and C. Young, Pages. 
 
 * Also Master in Chancery. 
 
 ■j- Also Master in Chancery and French Translator. 
 
 if Als'j Master in Chancery and Chief Olfice Clerk. 
 
 ^ 
 
ffCIL. 
 
 January, 1822. 
 jbruary, 1835. 
 
 >ecember, 183G. 
 
 Clerk of Private 
 842. 
 t and 2nd Office 
 
 8, a p. Sept., 1842. 
 s, ap. May, 1S59. 
 itor and Clerk of 
 
 L 
 
 r, appointed 24th 
 
 , appointed 20tli 
 
 n and Librarian, 
 
 iglish Translator, 
 t March, 1846. 
 k Hod, appointed 
 
 Tune, 1832. 
 
 1841. 
 
 senger, appointed 
 
 isenger, appointed 
 
 mce, J. Doherty, 
 r Dunn, Patrick 
 
 ranslator. 
 ce Clerk. 
 
 M E M 13 E R S 
 
 OF THE 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Abbott, J . J. C, B. C. L. [Argef/truil.} B. at St. Andrews C. E. 
 is an Advocate of. Lower Canada, and Dean of the 
 Faculty, and Professor of Commercial Law in University of 
 McGill College, and Lt. -Colonel of the Argenteuil Kiiics. 
 Declared elected for Argenteuil in ISGO, upon Mr. Belling- 
 liam being unsealed. J{e-elecled by accrlamalion at last 
 g. e.— Montreal, C. JB^.— Population, 12,897. 
 
 Alleyn, Hon. Charles, Q. C. [Qiifhee WestJ] 
 
 S. ol Commander 11. 1. Alleyn, li. N., Deputy Master of the 
 Trinity House, Quebec. Descended Irom Edward Alleyn, 
 the founder of Dulwich College, Surrey, England. B. at 
 Myrus Wood, Cork, Ireland, in September 1817. Educ.-ited 
 at Fermoy School and at Clongowes College in Kildare. 
 Came to Canada in 1834. Called to the Bar in 1840. M. in 
 1849, Aubert, dau. of P. Aubert De Gaspe, Esq., Seignior 
 of St. Jean Port Joli, C. E. First returned to Parliament 
 lor Quebec in 1854, and has continued to represent that city 
 ever since. Was Commissioner of Public Works from 
 November, 1857, to August, 1858, when ap|)ointed Provin- 
 cial Se(Tetary. Elected by acclamation at g. e. 1861.— 
 St. Lewis Street, Quebec. — Total Population, 51,109. 
 
 Anderson, Jr., "William, J. P. [Prijire Edward.'\ 
 
 B. at Ameliasburg, C. W., 7th. April, 1822, where he was 
 educated. Has l)een married twice, first, to Mi.>s E. Giles:, 
 of Prime Edward County ; secondly, to Miss M. A. Potts, 
 of Cavan, Jreland. Has been Grand Treasurer of the 
 Orange Association of British North America. First returned 
 at iHst g. e. — Mountain. View, P. O., C. IV. — Population, 
 20 869 
 
 W. Anderson, Jr. IV. C. Vorland, M. D, 
 
20 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 ARCiiAMUAur/r, Alex. A. [/> Mvw /;/;;/ /w;^.] 
 
 S. of Jj1.-(.'oI()iu'I a. An'lianilniiilt. Tho family is of 
 French oriiiiii. 'J'lie palcniai ^laiidlatluT of Ihu present 
 mcnih'T was horn in Canada, his nnil<"rnal jj^randlalhcr, 
 formerly oJ Pont t^t. Ivspijt, l-'ranee, mi^^rated hiiher with 
 liis refinnLMil, "• The Hoval lioiisilion.''' li. at L'A>M)mplion, 
 (;. E., 7lh .Iiine, IS'2!). ' I'^ha-aled at L'Assomption ('olleii«'. 
 Calledlotlic narorij.C, Isl Di'cendier, IS;")! . ALDlh Novem- 
 lier, lSr>2, Marie Jjecadie, dan. ol'.l I]. Homier, I'^scp, City 
 Councillor, iMontreal. II as been twice elec-ted Wanlen of 
 the Comity, and is Captain in the Militia. First returned at 
 Inst g. e. — L''A.s:son/p/to//, C. J'J. — [Population, 17,3.oo. 
 A." A. A jhandianit, 7iil. L. Aic/nttn/Hdilty N. P., 741. 
 
 Ai;lt, Sanmel, J. P. [!</onno/i/.} 
 
 Fn-st returned at last '^. c. — Aiiltsvillcy C. W.- 
 lion, 18, 129, 
 
 S. Ault, . IIoii. J. S. Macdoiiatd. 
 
 •Popula- 
 
 Baby, Michel VVm. [^Tcmisvovnta.'] 
 
 S. of the Hon. F. Bahy, Mend)er Le^islu'.ive Council. 
 Sat for Uimouski from KSo-l until ISGl, when returnetl for 
 Temi-scouata. — ^l. Lewis Street, Qtiehec, C. Zii". — Popula- 
 tion, 18,561. 
 
 M. W. JJabv. — . Te/u. 
 
 Beatji51en, Joseph Octave, M. D. [Montni'^fi^ny.'] 
 
 S. of M. Louis IJeauhien, o( Micolet. Descended irom a 
 French I'ainily, [Trollier De IJcaubien] which settled in the 
 district of Three Kivers. B. at Nicolel on the 21lh Marcdi, 
 1825. Educated at the Collef:;e ofNicolet. M. Catherine 
 Aglar, dau. of the late Antoine (^henet, Esq., Seigneur of 
 Vincelot, Cap St. Igmiee. Is a Doctor of Medicine. First 
 elected to Parliament lor Montmagny at y. o. 18;j7. — 
 Moutmns;ny^ C. Z?. — Population, 13,38G. 
 J. O. Beaubien. F. X. Gendrecnr, [retired.] 
 
 Beattdrkat^, .lose{)h. [Richelieu.'] 
 
 First reiurned to Parliament lor Uichcliou at last 
 Population, 19,070. 
 
 Belt., Ptohert, .T P. [LrtnriH; N. R.] 
 
 Fourths, of Ptevd, W. Bell, o( Perth, C. \V. The family 
 came from Britain in 1817. Ij, at London, England, UJlh 
 March, ISOS. Educated at Pcrih, C. W. M. 17ih.lan., 1839, 
 Emeline, only dau. of Joshiah .lonos, !'ls(|., ofBrockville. First 
 returned to Parliament, iu 1817, torU. Counties,, Lanark and 
 
 
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 llciifrow. Has snt (or N. R. Lanark', since '^. e. 1851, was 
 «'ltH-lC(l without opposition in jr. tv of ISoS nn'l ISGl. Was 
 nn ini>«uc'ccs.sriil caiulidiito lor L. (/'. division ol IJallnirNf, in 
 1S()0. Hnt was ni!;iiti rciurncd i'ov liiinarlc. I Ins hcon 
 Warden oC T I. (bounties of La narl; and Ucnlrew. — Cur/clou 
 Place y C. W. 
 
 Bkli., Kohert, J. W [Fiisscll.'] 
 
 is I'idilor and Proprietor of the Citizni. newspaper, and 
 President of llie Ottawa and I'resroit liailwayCJo. Was an 
 niisiieeessfiil (candidate lor Iviisscll nt \x. e. IS.04, and lor 
 Ottawa (Jitv at y;. e. 1857, Kelinned for llu.s^ell al last g. c. — 
 OUairii Cifi/, C. W. Pt)pulatioii, 0,824. 
 
 K. iJeil. — . Li/o)i. 
 
 JjF-n.tamtn, Georpe, J. P. \ILi'<fi)ff^s^N.R.'] 
 
 \^ov^^ in lOn^^land. Js Cliainnaii i>ftlie Priniiiii^Oommitteo 
 of tlie Leitislative Assembly, lias I)(>(mi NVaiden of the 
 County ot llastiiiirs. First reliirned to Parliament lor Hastings 
 [N. 11.] inO<^t., I8jG, atid iias >at (or that ridingeversince.— 
 Jhlfrrinr, C. W. 
 G. Benjamin. T. C. Walllni(fgc 
 
 15i(;f;.Mi, .lames l^'ons. [JVorilnnnhcrhntfl, 7^. 7i.] 
 
 First retnrneil to Pai'liament lor Northiimherland, E. II., 
 at last g. e. 
 J. L. Bij-rgnr, 1206. — . Meyers, 971. 
 
 Bj.A.xciiKT, .Toseph Ooderiek, INT. I). [Levis.'\ 
 
 S. ofM. Lonis jJlanehet, of .St. Pierre, liivierc dn Slid. 
 This was one of liie lust Frmeli fannlies established 
 in the eonnlry. ii. al Si. Piirre, 7tii .lime, 1829. Edueated 
 at the Qnebee Seminary and at St. Anne College. M. in 
 Angt., 18.50, l!:melie, dau. olM. G. D. Balzaretti, of Milan, in 
 Jtalv. First returned to Tarliament at last ^. e. — Levis, C. E. 
 Pofailation, 22,0!)1. 
 J. G. Blanehet, 987. IIo?/. F. Lcmieux, Q. C, 910. 
 
 BoTCiiKKviLi.i:, C. B. de. [CJifiDihJ)/.'] 
 
 First returned to Parliament (or Clian!bl\' at last g. e. 
 Popniation, 13,132. 
 
 BouRAS.sA, Jr., FranQois. [St. JuJuis.'] 
 First returned to Parliament for St. J 
 Population, 14,853. 
 
 
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 ohns at last g. e. 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 Bo\v\,.)ohii Yonnir, M. D. [Ihavt.E.R.'] 
 
 VV'as an niusiioi-cs^lul candidate for the Krie division ofllie 
 1'. C. in 1858. First returned at last jr. e. — Brant ford, C. W. 
 Dr. Bovvn, 730. M. O'lliclhj, C!)9. 
 
 Brc('.ssrat^, Jean T. [rortnrnf.l 
 
 M. Miss Downes, dan. of the late Downes, Esq., High 
 Constable ol'Qiiebec. Is Kdilor and Proprietor of the Covr- 
 rier die Canada . First returned at lastg. e. — Quebec, C. B. 
 Populatior, 21,291. 
 
 J. T. Brousseau, 1236. Hon. J.E. TJiihnitdeau, 516. 
 
 Buchanan', Isaac, J. P. [HnrniJton.'] 
 
 Fourths, ofthe 'ate Peter Buchanan, Esq., a Merchant of 
 high standing: in Giasgovv, Scotland. B. at Auchmar, Glas- 
 g;ow, 2Nt July, 1810. Educated at the Grammar School and 
 the College of his native City. Came to (Janada in 1830. 
 M. in Jjinuary, 1843, Agnes, .second daughter of Kobert 
 Jarvie, Esq., an eminent Merchant in Glasgow. Is the 
 largest Wholesale Merchant in Canada. Is author of 
 lhitai?i the country versus Britain the Empire and same 
 pamphlets on money matters. Sat for Toronto from 1841 to 
 1844. Keturned for Hamilton at g. c. 1857, and again at g. e. 
 1^61. Was an unsuccessful candidate for Hamilton at g. 
 e. 1854, and for Oxford, N. R. at g. e. 18G1. — AucJimar, 
 Clair nwnt Park, Ilamikoii, C. W. Population, U>,096. 
 
 I. Buchanan, 991. ;S. B. Freeman, Q. C, 666. 
 
 Bureau, .Jacques O., N. P. \_Napiervitle.'] 
 
 First returned to Parliament for Napierville at g. c. 18.54, 
 and has sat for that county ever since.-— Population 14,513, 
 
 BuRWp:r.L, Leonidas, J. P. [Elgin, E. R.'] 
 
 S. of Mahlon Burwell, Esquire, who was a member ofthe 
 IJ. C. Legislature for twenty years, and at the time of the 
 Union was the "father of the House." The family origi- 
 nally come from England, about two hundred years since, 
 part settling in Virginia where many now reside, and part 
 settling in New Jersey, from which .slate as IJ. E. Loyalists 
 thevcame to Canada in I7S4. B. at Port Talbot, (.. W., 
 in 1817. M. in 1843, the eldest dau. of Gilbert Wrong, 
 Esquire, late of Grovesend, Co. Elgin. First elec. to Par- 
 liament in December 1857, for his present seat. — Fort 
 Bitrwell, C. W. 
 
 L. Burwell. J. McCausland. 
 
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 li vision of the 
 \itlord, C. W. 
 
 h Esq., Hiph 
 J»r ofthe Cour- 
 \Quehecj C. E. 
 
 \(Jeaic, 516. 
 
 Menhant of 
 K'limar, Cflas- 
 lar .School and 
 anada in 1830. 
 Iter of Kobert 
 sg-ow. Is the 
 Is author of 
 I) /re and same 
 to from 1841 to 
 1 again at g. e. 
 [amilton at g-. 
 Si. — Atfch?nar, 
 Ltion, l.%0[)6. 
 7., 666. 
 
 a at g-. c. 1854, 
 ulation 14,513, 
 
 member of the 
 le time of tlie 
 i family origi- 
 -'d years since, 
 .side, and part 
 '. E. Loyalists 
 ralbot, (;. w., 
 ilbert Wrong, 
 t elee. to Par- 
 it seat. — I^ort 
 
 Cameron, Hon. John Hillj'-ard, Q. C, D. C. L. [Pe^l."] 
 S. of ihe late Angus Cameron, Esquire, Paymaster of the 
 Koyal Canadian Rifles, and formerly of the 79tli Highlanders. 
 
 B. at Beauoaire, Languedoc, France, April l4, 1817. 
 Educated at Upper Canada College. Enrolled as o:t Attor- 
 ney and called to the Bar of U. C, August, 1S38. Is author 
 oi' Practice and Vleadiiig in lite Qitccii.^s Bench. Camcroii^s 
 Digest, and Cameron^s Rides. Is a Bencher and Treasurer 
 of the Law Society of U. C. Grand Master of the Orange 
 Association of B. N. A. rresidcnt of the Provincial Insu- 
 rance Co. Vice President oflhe Canadian Highland Society, 
 a Member of the Senate and Professor of the Faculty of Law 
 of the University of Trinity College. First returned to Par- 
 liament for Cornwall, in August 1846, and sat lor that town 
 until Nov. 1851. Sat for Toronto from 1854 to 1857. Was 
 an unsuccessful candidate for Toronto, in August 1858. 
 Keturned for Peel at last g. e. Was Solicitor General 
 for Upper Canada, from July 1846 to March 1'!^^%.— Toronto ^ 
 
 C. lU.— Population 27,240. 
 
 Hon. .1. H. Cameron. J. C. Ai/cins. 
 
 Ca-aiero-x, Matthew Crooks. lO?/fario, N. R.'] 
 
 Is a Banister and Attorney at Law of U. C. First returnei 
 to Parliament at last g. c. — Toronto. 
 M. C. Canieron. Jos(q)h Gould. 
 
 Carlino, Hon. John. .1. P. \^Lo7ido7i.'] 
 
 B. in England. First returned cO Parliament for London 
 at g. e. 1857. Be- elected by acclamation, g. e. 1861. 
 Appointed Receiver General 27lh March, 1862. — London^ 
 C. I^F.— [Population 11,555. 
 
 Carox, George, J. P. \Ma.9kinongc.'\ 
 
 Is a Merchant, and a Commissioner o^ Small Causes. 
 First returned to Parliament lor Maslcinouge in Dec., 1858, 
 on the death of Mr. Gauvreau. Re-elected at last g. e. — St, 
 Leo)i,C.E. Population 14,790. 
 
 G. (.'aron. — Boiickier. — Honde. 
 
 Cartier, Hdu. George Etienne, Q. C. [Mojttreal East."] 
 Descended from the great navigator jaccpies Cartier, of 
 St. Malo in France, who discovered Canada. B. at St. An- 
 toine, on theChambly river, on Ihe 6th Sept., 1S14. Educated 
 at the College of St. Sulpice, Montreal. Called to the Bar 
 of L. C. in Nov, 1835. M. Miss Fabre. First returned to 
 Parliament for Vercheres In April, 1848, which he represented 
 
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 i%i0t^ 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 until g. e. 1861, when returned for Montreal East. Was an 
 uiisuccessiul candidate for Montreal at g. e. 1857. Was 
 Provincial Secretary from Jan. 1855 to May 1856, and At- 
 torney General from latter date to 1st Aug. 1858, when he 
 resigned office with government. Appointed Inspector Ge- 
 neral on the 6th Aug., 1858, and again Attorney General for 
 L. C, 7lh Aug., 1858, an office which he still retains. Is 
 Premier. Population 90,323. tS^. Louis Street , Quebec, 
 Crmvn Law De-partnient \TZcuit^ 
 Hon. G. E. Cartier. Hon. A. A. Dorion, Q. C. 
 
 Cauchon, Hon. Joseph. lMo?itmo}e7ici.'] 
 
 B. at Quebec about the year 1820. Educated at the Se- 
 minary oi' Quebec. M. a Miss Lemieux, of same city. First 
 returned to Parliament in P«Jov. 1844 for Montmorenci, and 
 has continued to sit for that county ever since. Was Commis- 
 sioner of Crown Lands from Jan. 1855 to April 1857. Co- 
 lonel of 7th batt. of Canadian Volunteer Militia or ^'Chas- 
 seurs de Quebec.^' Is an Advocate of L. C. and author of 
 Notions El-enientaires de PJiysique. Appointed Commis- 
 sioner of Public Works, June 1861, Re-elected at last g. e. 
 by acclamation. — Esplanade Quebec. Population 11,136. 
 
 Chai>ais, Jean Charles, J. P. \^l{amonra~'^/M.'\ 
 
 Is a Merchant. First returned to Parliament, for Kamou- 
 raska, at g. e. 1851, and has sat for that county ever since. 
 Has been a Government Director of the Grand Trunk Rail- 
 road. — St. Denis de la Bouteillerie, C. E. ' Population 
 21,058. 
 
 Clark, William, M. D., J. P. [ We/ling-toji, N. iZ.] 
 
 First returned to Parliament for Wellington, N. R., at g. e. 
 
 1854. Was an unsuccessful candidate for the S. R. at g. e. 
 
 1857, and again in 1858. Returned for N. R. at last g. e. — 
 
 aueijih, C. W. 
 W. Clark. J. Ross. 
 
 CocKBURN, James. [Nortluimberland W. 72.] 
 
 S. of James Cockburn, Merchant, an(! Sarah Turnbull, 
 his wife, of Berwick-upon-Tweed, England. B. near Ber- 
 wick, 13lh Feb., 1819. Educated at Berwick Grammar 
 Sf/hool and at Upper Canada College. M. to Isabel, dau. of 
 Capt. Patterson, late of the 89th Re^t. Is a Barrister and 
 Attorney at Law of IT. C. First returned to Parliament at 
 g. 8. mX.^Coboitrg, C, W. 
 
 I fionlrl.nrn. 1183. Ron. Sidney Smith, P. M. G. 1156. 
 
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 Cowan, James. [Waterho, S. i2.] 
 
 Was an nnsuccessful candidate for L. C. division of Gore 
 in 185S. First returned at last g-. e. 
 J. Cowan, 1162. J. Ilespeler, 1007. 
 
 Connor, SlveiTington, Q. C, LL. D. [O.vford, S. K.] 
 
 Is a Barrister and Attorney at Law of Upper Canada. 
 Has been professor of the Faculty of Law in the U"niver.>ily 
 of Toronto. First returned to Parliament (or Oxlortl, S. R., 
 at g. e. 1857. JRe-elected at last g. e. Was Solicitor Ge- 
 neral for Upper Canada, from 2nd to the Glh Aug., ISob. — 
 Toronto, C, W. 
 S. Connor. S. Richards, Jr., Q. C. 
 
 Crawford, John. \^Toro7ito, Etrst.'] 
 
 S. of the Hon. G. Crawlord, M. L. C. Is a Barrister and 
 Attorney at Law, and a Bencher of the Law Society. First 
 returned to Parliament, for Toronto E., at last g. e. — To- 
 routo, C. W. Total Population 44,821. 
 
 J. Crawford, 1135. IIoji. Geo. Broivn, 944. 
 
 Daoiist, Jean Bte. \Tt''o Mumitains.'] 
 
 Is Lieut. -Colonel in the Militia and a commissioner of 
 small causes. First returned to Parliament for Two Moun- 
 tains at ir. e. 1854, and has sat for that county ever since. — 
 ^t. Eustache, C. E. Total Population 18,408. 
 
 Dawson, William McDonell. [^Ottawa County.'] 
 
 Born in Scotland. Came to Canada in 183(3. Has been 
 Crown Timber Airent at Ottawa, a Commissioner on the 
 Boundary line question and was Superintendent of the Woods 
 and Forests Branch of the ("rown Lands Department for 
 many years, and first President of the North- West Transit 
 Company. Resigned his position in the Crown Land L - 
 parlment in 1857, when at g. e. same year was returned to 
 Parliament for Three Rivers. Was an unsuccessful candi- 
 date for same place at last g. e. but returned for present seat. 
 Population 27,757. 
 W. McD. Dawson. 11. A. Young, {retired.) 
 
 DeCazes, Charles. [RicJunond and Wolfe.'] 
 First returned at last g. e. — Population 15,432. 
 
 Dents, Paul. [.Brauhar?n:is.] 
 
 First returned to Parliament for Beauharnois at last g. e. 
 Population 155742. 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 Desattlnters, IjOiiis Leon Lesieiir, M. D. [St. Maitrice.'] 
 S. of Lt.-Col. F. L. Desaulniers, rornierly a representative 
 of St. Maurice in the Legislative Asseinbly, by Marie C. 
 Dufresne, his wife, wliose tather was the first representative 
 of St. Maurice, in theL.C. Legislature. B. at Yaniachiche, 
 C. E., in 1824. Educated at iNicolet College. M. Miss 
 Flora J. Merrill. First returned to Parliament for St. Mau- 
 rice at g. e. ] 8.5-1, and has sat lor that county ever since. — 
 Yamack/rhe, C. E. Population 11,100. 
 L. L. L. JJesauIniers. G. II. Macaiday. 
 
 Dickson, James, .1. P. \IInron and Bruce.'] 
 
 First returned at last g. e. — Population 79,453. 
 J. Dickson. IIo?i. IV. Cayley, 
 
 DoRioN, Jean Baptiste Erie. \Drumviond avd Arthahasla.] 
 The sixth of seven living sons of the late P. A. Dorion, 
 Esquire, a merchant, and Member of the L. C. Legislature lur 
 Champlain, and grandson of the late P. Bureau, Esq., nier- 
 ' Member in the L. C. Legislature for St. Maurice. 
 
 ;'harit = 
 
 
 B. at Ste. Anne de la Perade, C. E., 16lh Sept., 1826. Edu- 
 cated at the Common School of that place. M. 21st June, 
 1853, Miss Marie Abby Victoria Hays. First returned to Par- 
 liament for present seat at g. e. 1854, and again a* .ast g. e. 
 Was an unsuccessful candidate for same place at g. e. 1857, 
 and for Maskiiionge in 1858. Is a ndtivatciir. Was one 
 of the editors o{ V Avenir, and was President of the Mont- 
 real Iiistitut Caimdien three successive terms. — IJAvcnir^ 
 
 C. E. Population. 
 
 J. B. E. Dorion 1,134. C. Bunkin 998. 
 
 DosTALKR, Pierre E ist., J. P. \Berthier.'\ 
 
 First returned to Parliament for Berthier, at g. e. 1854. 
 Was an unsuccessful candidate for same place at g. e. 18.57. 
 Beturned again at last g. c. — Berthier en haut, C E. — 
 Population 19,608. 
 
 P. E. Dostaler. — . Piche. 
 
 Dru.aimond, Hon. Lewis Thomas, Q. C. [Ruuvilte.'] 
 
 Is a native of Ireland. M. a dau. of the late Hon. P. D. 
 DeBartzch. Is an advocate of Lower Canada. First 
 returned to i\'irliament for Portneufj in g. e. 1814. Sat 
 for Shefford from g. e. 1847 to Augt., 18-58, when he was 
 dt.eai.'d, and for Lotbiniere from Oct., 1858, until g. e. 1861, 
 when returned tor Rouville. Was Solicitor General, L. C, 
 from June, 1848 to Oct., 1851, and Attorney General, L. C, 
 
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 isenlative 
 ^iarie C. 
 tentative 
 ia«rhiche, 
 M. MisH 
 ?t. Mau- 
 since. — 
 
 . Dorion, 
 latureivip 
 *^(|., nier- 
 iMnurice. 
 26. Edii- 
 Ist June, 
 d to Par- 
 iast g. e. 
 e. 1857, 
 Was one 
 le Mont- 
 I'Avcmtr. 
 
 e. 1854. 
 
 e. 1857. 
 
 C. £.— 
 
 11. P. D. 
 I. First 
 ^J4. 8at 
 he was 
 e. 1861, 
 } L. C, 
 J L. C, 
 
 from latter date to Mny, 1S56, when he resigned. Was 
 Attorney General, L. C, a^'nin a second time (roni 2ni\ to 
 6th An^Mist, 1858.— ilfrwom/, C 7i;.— Population 18,227. 
 Hon. L. T. Drnmuiond. CoL Camplxdl^ C. B. 
 
 DuFKE.sNK, Alexandre. [3f'rr/7/c.'] 
 
 First returned to Parliament tor TIjerville at last g. e. — St. 
 Athai/ase, C. i^.-— Population 1G,S{)|. 
 
 DuFRKSNE, Joseph, N. P. f7lf6»?A/m/w.] 
 
 Pirst returned to Parliauient for Montcalm at g. e. 1S54. 
 Ke-elected at g. e. 1857. Contested Montcalm unsuccess- 
 f'nlly at g. e. 1861, but returned a short time alterwards in 
 consequence ofthe death of !\Ir. Martin. --Population 14,721. 
 
 J. Dutresne, 847. M. Dugas, 769. 
 
 DuMvTN, Christopher, M. A. [Ii/o?ite.'] 
 
 B. in Kngland. Educated at the London College and the 
 ITniversity ofGla«!gow. Was a Commissioner for enquiring 
 into tiie afl'airs of the Province, imder Lord Durham, and 
 Secretary of the Education Connnission, and Assistant Se- 
 cretary of Lower Canada. Called to the Bar of L. C. in 
 1847. Is a Governor in the ITniversity of McGill College, a 
 member of the Board of Public Instruction of L. C, ant! 
 Colonel in the Militia. First returned to Parliament for 
 Drummond and Arthabaska at g. e. 1857. Was an unsuc- 
 cessful Candidate for same plaet; at g. e. 1861. Returned 
 for Brome in March lSi}2.-—j\[ojitrea/, C. ii".— Population 
 12,732. 
 
 C. Dunlvin, — . Ai/sthi. 
 
 DuNSFORD, James Wicks, J. P. [ Virtoria.'] 
 
 First returned to Parliament at last g. e. — BubcaygruRf 
 C. W.— I'opulation 23,030. 
 J. W. Dunsford, 1361. Join/. Cameron^ 1102. 
 
 EvANTTTREL, FrauQois. \C}iu'h<'c Comity.'] 
 
 S. of M. Evanturel, an t)tllie;' who t^erved in the French 
 Army during the campaigns of Spain and Portugal, was 
 taken prisoner and sent to the West Indies, and subsequently 
 to Canada, where he obtained his release. B. at Quebec in 
 1821. Educated at the Quebec Selninary^ M. in 1844 
 Miss E. IIuol. Is an Advocate of L. (>., and a large landed 
 proprietor. First returned to Parliament for his present seat 
 in 1855, and again at last g. e. Was an unsuccessful can- 
 didate for both the county and city of Quebec at g. e., 1857, 
 but unseated his opponents for the latter in ISGO.— -32, St. 
 Ursnh Street, Q^g-^ec.-— Population, 27,893. 
 F. Evanturel, 912. E. DcBfois, 670. 
 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 Falkner, Joseph Pnsrhal. {^ITorheJaoa.'] 
 
 S. ofCapt. Chas. Falkner, of Saiilt-au-lle'-ollet, byAppo- 
 line Da^enais, his wife. Of ScoUiish de.scent. B. at Cote 
 St. Miehel, Co. Hoohela^ia, 3ril April 1^3t). Educated at 
 St. Snipice Seminary, Montreal, and lolU)wed the courso 
 of law at St. Mary's Collof^e, Montreal, under Prof. Bd)aud. 
 Called to the Bar of L. C. 7lh May, iSof). M. 7th Fehriiary, 
 1861, Marie Raehel Itolreau, only dan. of the late .Joseph 
 il. Dnplcssis, Eisquire, .\. J'., of Montreal. First returned 
 to Parliament at last g. o..— Montreal, C -E".— Population, 
 16,474. 
 
 J. P. Falkner, 481. ./. Laportc, 43G. R. A. R. Hubert, 
 361. 
 
 Ferguson, Thomas Koberts, .]. P. [S/'mroe, S. R.] 
 
 Eldest s. of the late Andrew Ferguson, Esq., of Drumeor, 
 County Cavan, Ireland, Descended from the ancient Scot- 
 tish family of the same name distinguished in the history of 
 Nortii Britain. B. at Drumco.-, in Dec., 1818. Came to 
 Canada in 1842. M. in June, 1856, Francis Jane, second 
 dau.ofOgle R. Gowan, Esq. Js Warden of Simcoe, a 
 director of the Northern Railway and Major in the INlilitia. 
 First returned to Parliament for Simcoe, S. R., at g". e. 1857. 
 Re-elected at last g-. e. — Coolstow, C. ?V. 
 T. R. Ferguson. Cajit. Armstrong. 
 
 FoLKY, Hon. Michael H. [ Watn-loo, N. 7^] 
 
 Js a native of Ireland, and a Barri.ster and Attorney at Law 
 of D. C. First returned to Parliament for Waterloo, N. R. 
 at g. e. 18.54. Was Postmaster General from 2nd to 6lh 
 Augt., 1858. Was returned tor the N. R. Waterloo and 
 County of Perth at last g. e. — Si/ncoe, C. W. 
 Hon. M. H. Foley. — . Ilojfmau. 
 
 FoRTiER, Moise, J . P. [ Yamaskn.'] 
 
 Is a Merchant. First returned to Parliament for Yamaska 
 at last g'. e. — River David, C. E. Popidation, 16,045. 
 
 FouRNiER, Charles Frantj'ois, P. L. 8., J. P. IL^IsJri.'] 
 
 S. of the late Francois Fournier, Es(|., P. E. S., and for- 
 merly Mend)er lor Devon in the L. (J. Leg-isjaiure. B. May 
 15, 1S05, at St. Jean Port .loli. I>ducaied in one of the 
 county Schools. M. a Miss Mary .fane Brolhei'lon, of Gaspe, 
 C. E. Is a P. L. S. and .1. P., "l^ieut.-Col. in the Sedentary 
 Militia, and Com. ibr the Summary Trial of Small Causes. 
 VV^as President of the Jnstilut Lifteraire of Si. .lean Port 
 Joli. First returned to Parliament in 1847, for E Islet, coni- 
 
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 lie course 
 Jjihaiul. 
 '"ehriiary, 
 to Joseph 
 returned 
 jpulatioii, 
 
 . Hither ty 
 
 I 
 
 Drutneor, 
 em iseot- 
 liis^toiy of 
 
 Came to 
 i, t^ecoud 
 inicoe, a 
 -! Militia. 
 
 e. Ibu7. 
 
 { at Law 
 •c), N. li, 
 '^ to Gth 
 'Hoo and 
 
 ''amaslva 
 345. 
 
 W,] 
 
 mid f()r- 
 iJ May 
 of ihb 
 Gaspe, 
 deiitary 
 1/' a uses. 
 .11 Port 
 tt, com- 
 
 prising at that time both the present county and the county 
 of Montmagny. Has eontiiiiied to bit for L'ls-lef ever 
 since.— N/. Jean Fori Joli, C. E. Population, 12,300. 
 C. F. Fouruier, 010. L. JL C'o/io//, b4\. 
 
 (TAfi.NON, Adolplie, .1. P. [C//'.'r/rro/.r.] 
 
 Js a IMerclinat. IJas jieen Warden of Charlevoix and 
 Mayor of the Municipality. Was an unsuccM.'ssful <*andida(o 
 lor L. C. division of Lunreiilicles in JSuG. First returned to 
 Parliament for Charlevoix at lastti*. o. — BaidSt. Pant C. E. 
 Population, lo,223. 
 A. Gaynonj 1033. — . Citnon, G5I. 
 
 Gai/p, Hon. Alexander Tilloch. [SJiarhra-Jce.'] 
 
 Youngest .s. of llu* late John ( lalt, Ksq., the distinguished 
 novelist. B. at Chelsea, England, on the Gth September, 
 1S17. Educated in England. M. Miss Torrance, of 
 Montreal. First returned to Parliament for Sherbrooke in 
 April, 1849, and has continued to sit ibr that place ever 
 since. Is author o\! CcUKidfi. from 1849 to )S59. Is a mem- 
 ber of Board of Railway Commissioners. Has been Com- 
 missioner of the British American Land Company. Ap- 
 pointid Minister of Finance, 7th August, 1S58. — iShcrbrou,{-c 
 and Qnehec. 
 Hon. A. T. Gait. W. L. Fcltoii, Q. C. 
 
 Gaitdet, Joseph, J. P. \^Nlco](4,.'] 
 
 First returned to Parliiment for Nieoiet at g. e. 1S57. — 
 Gcutilly, C. E. — Population, 21,oG3. 
 
 ILvucouRT, Michael. [ILt/tlbiiajid.'] 
 First returned to Parliament lor 
 18.07.— Population, 23,708. 
 M. Harcoiu't. (S. Anisden. 
 
 Haldimand at 
 
 e. 
 
 Maui.tain, Lt. -Colonel Frederick William. [PeterhoruugJt.'] 
 S. of the late Major-General Francis Haultain. The 
 family known in the records of Holland and Normandy, a 
 bi'ancli of which took up their residence in England about 
 two hundred years ago, and resided for some liaie at 
 13an>tead, Surrey. Thu descendants of this branch, now 
 confined to the iiimily of the late General Haultain and his 
 broth(n"'s son, are the only known surviving male repre- 
 sentaliv^es of the lainily. B, at Brussels, 7lh Novendjer, 
 1821. Educated at the lloyal Mil. tary Academy, Woolwich. 
 Commissioned as 2nd Lieut, in lloyal Artillery, 19lh March, 
 1839. Sold out as Ll. -Colonel in PvTay, 18G0. Served many 
 
 ' i^X 
 
 iy^ 
 
 m 
 
 •iiS»*SWB.^.l;«^rg^ 
 
30 
 
 MEMBERS OP THE 
 
 I !, 
 
 years in Canatln. Settled at Peterborough, September, 18G0. 
 First returned to Parliament for Peterborough at g. e. 1801. — 
 Pvtn-hornitirh, C. jr.— PopiilatitJU, 21,651. 
 Col. Ilaultain, 1,292. IT. ^;. Conger, 1,262. 
 
 H£bkkt, Noel. [Ml go )i tic.'] 
 
 First returned to Parliament for Megantic at g. e. 1857 
 Ive-elected at last g. e. Population 17,889. 
 
 HoorER, Augustus. [Lcjinox and Addington.'] 
 First returned at g. e. ISGl. 
 
 A. Hooper. D. RoUln, 
 
 HowLAND, William P., J. P. \Yurk, W. i2.] 
 
 Is a native of New Yorlc, U. S., and a Wholesale Mer- 
 chant. Was President of the Board of Trade, Toronto. 
 First returned to Parliament for York, W. K., at g. e. 1S57. 
 Re-elected at last g. e — Toronto.^ C. IF. 
 W. P. Howland. R. L. Denison. 
 
 Huntington, Lucius Scth. {Shefford.] 
 
 B. at Compton, C. E., 2i)lh May, 1827. Educated in Ca- 
 nada. Js an Advocate of L. C. Contested Shellord unsuc- 
 cessfully in 1860. First returned at g. e. 1857. — Waterluoy 
 C. E. Population 17,779. 
 
 HiJOT, Hon. p. G., 'N. P. [QneLcc Etrst.] 
 
 Sat for Saguenay, from 1854 to 1857. Was an unsuccess- 
 ful candidate for Quebec at the g. e. for tlie latter year. Sat 
 for the L. C. division of Stadacona in 1861, but unseated on 
 petition. J^elurned for Quebec E. at last g. e. — Quebec, C. 
 E. Total Population 51,109. 
 
 P. G. Huot, 1006. Dr. Ilousscau, 306. 
 
 .Iackson, Georjre, J. P. [^vr//.] 
 
 Has been Warden of Giey. First returned to Parliament 
 for Grey at g. e. 1854. Was an unsuccessful candidate for 
 same county in 1859, but returned at g.e. 1^61. Popula- 
 tion 37,750. 
 
 G.Jackson. J.l^ardy. 
 
 JoEiN, Joseph H., J. P. \J()l{ene.'\ 
 
 Sat from 1N51 to 1854 for Berthier, and from 1854 for 
 Jolietle. — Montreal, C. E. Poj)ulation 21,198. 
 
 JoLY, Henry Gustavo. [Lothiniere.'] 
 
 S. of Guslave .loly, Esq., Seigneur of Lotbiniere. Des- 
 cended from the French house of Lotbiniere. B. in F^-ance 
 
 5th 
 
 of 
 
 'Lot 
 
 JONE! 
 
LEGISLATIVE, ASSEMBLY. 
 
 31 
 
 5ili Dec. 1829. Etlncated at Paris. Called to the Bar 
 of L. C. in March 1855. First returned to Parliament for 
 ' Lotbiniere at last g^. e. — 47, St. Louis street, Quiibec. 
 
 Jones, Francis, P. L. S., C. E., J. P. \^LiC(ls ruul Greuville, 
 N.R.] 
 
 Third S. of Edward Jones, Esq., an olficcrin the Carlow 
 Yeomanry, in 1798, and of Hosana Sparling, hils wife. 
 Family de.'jcendcd Irom Edward Saul, whose lallier came to 
 Ireland with William III. B. at Ballakillane, Carlow, Ire- 
 land, 15th November, 1815. Educated in this country. Is 
 a Provincial Land Surveyor, Civil Engineer, and J. P. Was 
 an unsuccessful candidate (or thin riding at g. e. of 1854. 
 First returned at g. e. \S6\. -—Kemptvil/e, C. W. 
 
 F. Jones. Henri/ D. Smith. 
 
 KiERZKowsKi, Hon. Alex. E., C. E. \^Vercli.eres.'] 
 
 S. of the late Philip James Kierzlcowski, a Polish Nobleman 
 and Patriot, who served with distinction on the ^'^talf of the 
 Emperor Napoleon 1st. during the continental wars and died 
 in the bej?innmg ot the present year at Piiris, by an Italian 
 Lady. B. in the Great Duchy of Posen 21st Nov. 1816. 
 Educated at the Royal College of Posen, and at Paris until 
 he obtained his diploma as Civil Engineer at the '' Ecole 
 Centrale des Arts el Manufactures," and served in the Polish 
 army during Poland's national struggle against Russia in 1832. 
 Migrated to America in 1841, and came toCanadain 1842. M. 
 in 1845, Louisa Auzelia 3rd dau. of the late Hon. P. D. De 
 Bartzch. Was attached to the Department of Public Works 
 from 1842 to 1844 as Civil Engineer. Is Major and Assis- 
 tant Quarter Master General tor No. .5, Military District 
 Li. C. Seignior otSt. Charles C. E. and School Commissioner. 
 Sat for L. C. division of Montarville from 1858 until 1861, 
 when unseated. Returned for Vercheres at last g. e. Popula- 
 tion 15,485.— .'^A. Charles River RicheUeit, C E. 
 Hon. A. E. K.ierzkowski. Dr. Fainehaad. 
 
 Knight, Albert, YStanstead.'\ 
 
 Contested Stanstead unsuccesfully at 
 Population 12,258. 
 
 returned at last g. e 
 
 JT- 
 
 c. 1857. First 
 
 Laframboise, Maurice, \Bagot.'\ 
 
 S. of the late Alexis Lafi-amboise, Esq,, J. P. of Montreal. 
 Is an advocate of L. C. First returned to Parliament lor 
 Bagot, at g. e. 1857. Re-elected at last g. e. — Population, 
 18,841. 
 
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32 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
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 Lanokvin, Hector Louis. IDurc/iestcr.'] 
 
 S. of Joan Laiu'cvin, Esq., of Qiiehoc. \\. at QiicLec, 
 Solh Ati;,Misi, Ks2(j. Ls an Advocatci oC L. C, and aiilliur oC 
 a work, '' Lr CaiKn/d, scs Insi it utions^ ctc.^'' Was Mayor 
 ()(' Quebec lor live years, and President of the North Shore 
 liailway. l^irst returned to Parliament at jj. e. INo?, (or 
 J)orehester. Ue-eieeted by ucelaniation at g'. c. KStJl. — 
 I<lo. 9 >ji. Jusepk iStreet, [U. T.\ (;>/^«'.'Zit'6'.— Population, 
 
 Lk BoiJTTLLiEU, John. [Gas2)e.'] 
 
 Sat tor l?onaventure from 1S44 to 1S47. First returned 
 lor Gasne at g'. e. 1851, and has sat for that eounty ever 
 since. Ke-eleetcd by acclamation at g-. e. ISGl. — Force ^ C. 
 J&.— Population about 10,000. 
 
 LoRANGER, lion. T. J. J., Q.. C. ILapmin'e.'] 
 
 \s an Advocate of L. C. Is President of tlie lush' tut 
 Cciiiadioi Fnn/fais, Montreal. First returned to Parlia- 
 ment ibr Lapruirie at g. e. 1854, and has continued to 
 represent that county ever since. Was Provincial Secretary 
 from November, 18o7, to August, 1858. — Montrea/, C. B. — 
 Population, 14,175. 
 
 Macbeth, George, .T. P. [E/ffi'/i, W. R."] 
 
 Is a native of Red Kiver Settlement. First returned to 
 Parliament lor Elgin, W. R., at g. e. 1854, and has repre- 
 sented that riding ever since. — St.Thonias, C. W. 
 G. Macbeth. — . Sco/jelL 
 
 Macdonald, Donald A. [^Gloigarry.l 
 
 Is a native of Upper Canada. First returned to Parlia- 
 ment f( r Glengarry at g. e. 1857. Re-elected at last g. e. — 
 Population, 21,187. 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. John Alexander, Q. C. [^Kingston.'] 
 
 Eldest s. of the late Hugh Macdonald, Esq., of Kinyston, 
 and Ibrmerly of Sutherlandshire, Scotland. B. in 1814 
 Educated at the Koyal Grammar School of Kingston, taught 
 by Dr. Wilson, fellow of Oxford, and subsequently by Mr. 
 Baxter. M. a Scotch lady, who has since died. Flr^t 
 returned to Parliament for Kingston in November, 1844, and 
 has continued to sit for that city ever since. Was Receiver 
 General from May to December, 1847, and from the latter 
 period to March, 1848. Commissioner of Crown Lands, 
 and Attorney General for Upper Canada from 11th Septem- 
 ber, 1854, to Jr>i August, 1858, when, as Premier, he and 
 
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 89 
 
 [ulior of 
 Mayor 
 
 ■'>7, /or 
 iKSlil.— 
 nliuiun, 
 
 
 his government resig-ned. Held the office of Poslmaftter 
 General on the Cth Auf^ust of same year. Kc-appointed 
 Attorney General for Upper Canada, 7th August, 1858. 
 Appointed Minister of Militia Afiairs in January, 1862.— 
 Kingstan and Qiu.hec. — Population, 13,743. 
 
 Hon. John A. Macdonald, 785. 
 
 Hon, Oliver Mawat, Q. C, 474, 
 
 Macdonald, Hon. John Sandfield, Q. C. ICornwalL] 
 
 Descended from an ancient highland family, which settled 
 in Glenffarry in 1786. B. at St. Raphael, C. W., 12ih Deer., 
 1812. JEducated under Dr. Urquhart at Cornwall. Called 
 to the Bar in Jime, 1840. Is a Bencher of the Law Society. 
 First returned to Parliament for Glengarry in 1841, and 
 continued to sit for that county until 1857, when elected for 
 Cornwall, which he has represented since. Was Solicitor 
 General for U. C. from December, 1849, to November, 
 1851. Speaker Legislative Assembly from August, 1852, 
 to June, 1854, and Attorney General West from the 2nd to 
 the 6th August 1858. 
 
 Hon. J. S. Macdonald. — — Elliot, 
 
 Mackenzie, Alexander. [Lambton,.'] 
 
 B. at Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland. Was an unsuccessful 
 candidate for Lambton in 1858. First returned to present 
 Parliament. — Sarnia, C. TF.— Population, 24916. 
 
 Alexander Mackenzie, 1713. Alexander Vidcd, 1517. 
 
 McCann, Henry Wellesley, J. P. \Prescoit.'\ 
 
 Born in Ireland. First returned for Prescott at the g. e. 
 1854, and has sat for that County ever since.— F«?t/f/tfe/! 
 Hill, C. W. — Population, 15,499. 
 
 McDougall, William. [Oxford, N. i2.] 
 
 Is an Upper Canadian by birth, and a Barrister at Law of 
 U. C. Was an unsuccessful candidate for Perth at g. e. 
 1857. First returned for Oxford, N. R., in 1858, on resigna- 
 tion of Mr. Brown.— Taro?ito, C. W. 
 
 W. McDougall. Isaac Buchanan, M, P. 
 
 McGee, Thomas D'Arcy. {Montreal West.'\ 
 
 Called to the Bar of L. C. in 1861. Is President of the 
 Montreal St. Patrick's Literary Association, and Author of 
 " Canadian Ballads.^' Sat for Montreal from 1857 until 
 g. e. 1861, when returned by acclamation for Montreal 
 West. — Montreal, C. JS.— Total population, 90,323. 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
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 McKellar, Archibald, J. P. [KfufA 
 
 Son of the late Mr. Peter McKellar, and Flora McNabb, 
 his wife, formerly of Argyleshire, Scotland, and latterly of 
 Raleigh, Co. ivenl, C. w. B. near Inveraray, Argyle, 
 Scotland, in February 1816. Educated in Canada. M. in 
 August 1836, Miss Lucy McNabb, (she died 13th February 
 1867.) Contested Kent unsuccessfully at g. e. 1854. First 
 returned at g. e. 1857. Was Reeve for the Township of 
 Raleigh for the years 1846-7-9, and from 1849 till first 
 returned to Parliament was Reeve for the town of Chatham. 
 Has been a Maffi^lrale lor twenty yeeLrs.—Chat/uimf C. 
 Tr.— Population,. U, 183. 
 
 A. McKellar, 18:n. Afhen PrmcCilQlQ. 
 
 McLachlin, Daniel, J. P. \Re7ifrew.'\ 
 
 Is a large Lumber Merchant. First returned at last g. c— 
 Population, 20,325.— ^r;/^;r/w;-, C. W, 
 D. McLaughlin. Smith, 
 
 MoNGENAis, J. Bte. \VaudreitiL'^ 
 
 First returned to Parliament lor Vaudreuil at g. e. 1848, 
 and sat for that County until g. e. 1857. Returned again in 
 1860 on resignation of Mr. Harwood. Re-elected at last g.e. — 
 Population, 12,282. 
 
 MoRiN, Hon. Louis S., C|. C. [LavaLI 
 
 B. at Lavaltrie, Berliner, C.E., 21st Jan., 1832. Educated 
 at L'Assomption Collci^e in 1»42. Called to the Bar of L. 
 C. 7th Feb., 1863. Was au uusutcessfu I candidate for L'As- 
 somption in 1854. First returned to Parliament for Terre- 
 bonne in 1867, but did not take his seat as the parliament 
 was dissolved. Sat for Terrebonne from 1858 to 1861, when 
 at the g. e. he was defeated. Returned for Laval a short 
 time afterwards. Appointed Solicitor General East in 
 Jan., 1860. Population 10,507. 
 
 Hon. L. S. Morin. Major Bellerose. 
 
 Morris, Alexander M. A . [Lanarl; S. i2.] 
 
 Eldest s. of the late Hon. W. Morris, M. L. C. Is an Ad- 
 vocate ofL. C, and Barrister of U. C. Author of " Canada 
 and her resmirces,^^ and ^^Nova BrittanicaP One of the 
 Trustees of Queen's College, Kingston. First returned to 
 Parliament at last g. e. — MontreaJ., C. E. 
 A. Morris, 1266. — Dora7iy 827. 
 
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 ebruary 
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 iship of 
 till first 
 latham. 
 
 
 Morrison, Angus. IStpicor, N. H.] 
 
 B. in Scotland. Is a Barrister and Attorney at Law of 
 U. C. Vice President of the Canadian Highland Society 
 and a Director of the Provincial Insurancre Company. First 
 returned to Parliament, for Simcoe, N. R., atg. e. 18.54, and 
 has represented that riding ever since. — Toronto^ C. W. 
 A. Morrison, 970. —McConlei/ilSti. D^Arcy Boultony293. 
 
 Morton, James, J. P. [Fro?ftenacJ^ 
 
 Is a large brewer and distiller. First returned at last g. e.— 
 Kingston, C. W. Population 27,347. 
 J.Morton. Sir Henry iSmitJi, Q. C. 
 
 MowAT, Hon. Oliver, Q. C. [Ontario, S. R.] 
 
 B. at Kmgston, C. W. Is a Barrister and Attorney at 
 Law ol U. C. First returned to Parliament, for Ontario, S. 
 R., at g. e. 1857. Was an unsuccessful candidate for King- 
 ston at last g. e. — Toronto, C. W, 
 Hon. O. Mowat, 1035. — Rmve, 366. 
 
 MuNRO, Henry, J. P. [Durham, TF". 22.] 
 
 First returned to Parliament, for Durham, W. R., at g. e. 
 1854, and has sat for that riding ever since. 
 H. Munro, 593. — Wilmot, 264. 
 
 NoTMAN, William, Q. C. [ Wentivorth, N. R.'] 
 
 Is a native of Upper Canada, and a Barrister and Attorney 
 at Law of U. C. and a Bencher of the Law Society. Sat 
 for Middlesex from 1848 to 1851, and for Wentworth, N. R., 
 since g. e. 1857. — Dundas, C. W. 
 
 W. Notman, 902. T, H. McKenzie^im. 
 
 O'Halloran James, M. A. [Missisqnoi.'] 
 
 Descended from an old Irish family. B. near Ferraoy, 
 County of Cork, Ireland, in September 1822. Came to 
 Canada in 1828. Educatcii at the University of Vernaont, 
 U. S. where he graduated in 1843. M. in 1851, Mary Ann 
 dau. of Edward Finley, Esq., of the township of Dunham, 
 County of Missisquoi. Returned to parliament at last %. e. 
 Is an advocate and Attorney at Law ol L. C. — CowansvilUy 
 C. E. Population, 18,608. 
 
 J.O'Halloran, 1167. TImnas Wvod^Z^l. 
 
 Patrick, William, [^Grenville, S. JK.] 
 
 S. of Mr. Asa Patrick, a member of the Scotch branch of the 
 Patrick family. B. 21st February, 1810, in the township of 
 Scarboro' near Toronto. Educated at the common school 
 and County Gra-mmar school of the County, the {atter 
 
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 36 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 under the present Bishop of Toronto. M. in 1S35, the third 
 dau. of tiie Jate Geo. Brouse, Esq., once a member of the U . C, 
 Legislature. Is a merchant. Sat for Grenvilie from 1851 to 
 
 1853, when the County was divided, and he was elected for 
 the South Hiding which he has reprt^sented ever since. 
 Prescott, C. W. 
 
 W. Patrick, 736. Dr. Jess^q), 538. 
 
 PoRTMAN, Hon. Maurice Berkeley? [Middlesex^ E. 22.] 
 Third s. of Lord and Lady Portman. B. 18th January, 
 1833. Educated at Durham College, England. Married 4th 
 June, 1856, Helen V. Herris, dau. of the late John Harris, 
 Esq., of London, C. W. First returned to parliament g. e. 
 1861 Lmidon, C, W. 
 Hon. M. B. Portman, 1504. R. Craiky 1198. 
 
 Pope, John Henry, J. P. {^Compton.'\ 
 
 Born in Lower Canada. Is Captain of the Cookshire Ca- 
 valry. Was an unsuccessful candidate for Compton at g. e. 
 
 1854. First returned to Parliament at g. e. 1857. Returned 
 by acclamation at last ^, g —Cookshire, C. J?.— Popula- 
 tion, 10,210. 
 
 PoupORE, John. \^Po7iHac.'] 
 Has been Postmaster and 
 
 Mayor of Chichester, C. E. 
 
 First returned for Pontiac at last g. e.-— Chichester , C. E.— 
 Population, 13,257. 
 
 Powell, William F. [CarletmiJ] 
 
 Born in Upper Canada. First returned to Parliament for 
 Carleton at g. e. 1854, and has sat for that County ever 
 since. —Ottawa City, C. TF.— Population, 29,620. 
 
 PRtvosT, Jean Bte. Jules. [^Sotilanges.'] 
 
 Is a Merchant. First returned to Parliament for Sou- 
 l&nges at last g. e. — St. Pdi/car^yef C. E. Population 
 12,221. 
 
 Price, David E., J. P. [Chicoutimi and Sagueoiay.'] 
 
 S. of W. Price, Esq., Merchant, of Quebec. B. in Lower 
 Canada. Is a large Lumber Merchant. First returned to 
 Parliament for Chicoutimi and Tadousac in April 1855, 
 and represented those counties until g. e. 1867, when 
 returned by acclamation tor Chicoutimi and Saguenay. — 
 Quebec and Chicaiitimi, C. E. Population about 60,478. 
 
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 Rankin, J 
 First 1 
 an unsu 
 WestcT 
 second 1 
 25,211. 
 A. Rj 
 
 Remillai 
 
 Callei 
 
 Parlian 
 
 E. R< 
 
 ROBINSOIN 
 
 S. of 
 of the 
 Upper 
 mann. 
 Northe 
 Toront 
 27th M 
 at g. e, 
 44,821. 
 
 J. B. 
 
 ROBlTAi: 
 
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 29lh 
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 luary, 
 
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 farris, 
 
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 Rankin, Ar^' ut, J. P. [Essex.'] 
 
 First retur'ied to Parliament for Essex at g. e. 1854. Waa 
 an unsucce^xsful candidate in 1856, for the L. C. division of 
 Western and for Essex at g. c. 1857. Returned for Essex h 
 second tune at last g. e. — Saiidwtck, C. W. Population 
 25,211. 
 
 A. Rankin, 451, — O'Camwrf 366. 
 
 Remillard, Ed. [Belleckasse.'] 
 
 Called to the Bar of L.C. in March, 185(;. First returned to 
 Parliament at last g. e. — Quebec^ C. E. — Population, 16,062. 
 E. Remillard. Dr. Fortier. 
 
 Robinson, Hon. John Beverley. [Toro7ito West."] 
 
 S. of the Hon. Sir J. B.Robinson, Bart., late Chief Justice 
 of the Court of Queen's Bench U. C. Educated at 
 Upper Canada College. M. dau. of the late Judge Hager- 
 mann. Is a Barrister of U. C, and a Director of the 
 Northern Railway. Has been Mayor and an Alderman of 
 Toronto. Appointed President of the Executive Council, 
 27th March, 1862. First returned to Parliament for Toronto 
 at g. e. 1857. — Sleepy Hollow, Toronto. — Total Population, 
 44,821. 
 J. B. Robinson, 1,140. A. Wtlsoji, Q. C, 886. 
 
 RoBTTAiLLE, Theodore, M. D. [Bo}iave}tture.li 
 
 S. of Louis Adolphe Robitaille, Esq., N. P. The family is 
 one of the most ancient in Canada. B. at Varennes, C. E., 
 29lh January, 1834. Educated at tne Mode! School of that 
 place, in the United States, at the Seminary of St. Therese, at 
 the Laval University, and at the McGill College, Montreal, 
 where he graduated in May, 1858. First returned to Parlia- 
 ment at last g. e. — JVeiv Carlisle, C, E. — Population, 13,092. 
 T. Robitaille, 666. J. Meagher, 338. 
 
 Rose, Hon. John, Q. C. [Mmitreal Centre.'] 
 B. in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, in 1821. 
 
 Educated at 
 
 Udney Academy, and afterwards at King's College, 
 Al)erdeen, where he obtained a Bursary at the competitive 
 examination. Called to the Bar of L. C. in 1842. M. a 
 Mrs. Sweeny. First returned to Parliament for the city of 
 Montreal at g. e. 1857. Was Solicitor General lor L. C 
 from November, 1857, to January, 1859, and Commissioner 
 of PubUc Works from the latter date to June, 1861, when 
 he resigned. Returned for Montreal Centre at g. e. 1861. — 
 Total Population, 90,323. 
 Hon. John Rose, 634. B. Holmes, 450. 
 
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 MEMBERS OP THE 
 
 Ross, John Jones. IChamphin.'} 
 
 Is a Physician and Surgeon. First returned to Parliament 
 forChamplain at last g. e. — Ste. Aiuie de la Perade^ C E. — 
 Population, 20,008. 
 
 J. J. Koss. Phillips. 
 
 Ross, John Sylvester. [Diuidas.'] 
 
 I« a Merchant. Was Clerk of Division Court. First 
 returned to Parliament for Dundcs at last g". e. — Iroquois^ 
 C. J?.— Population, 18,777. 
 
 J, S. Ross. — — Cook. 
 
 Rykrson, Revd. William. {Brmitf W. RJ] 
 
 Is a Wesleyan Methodist Minister. First returned to 
 Parliament at last g. e. — Brantford. 
 Revd. W. Ryerson. — Big gar. 
 
 Rykert, John Charles. \Lincobu'\ 
 
 Is a Barrister at Law of U. C. First returned to Parlia- 
 ment for Lincoln in 1860 on resignation of Hon. W. H. 
 Merritt. Returned by acclamation at last g. e. — Sf . Cathe- 
 rines ^ C. W. Population 27,625. 
 
 Rymal, Joseph. [ Wenttvoith, S. 72.] 
 
 First returned to Parliament for Wentworth, S. R., at 
 g. e., 1857. 
 J. Rymal, 702. — Kerns, 668. 
 
 ScATCHERD, Thomas. [Middlesex, W. JR.] 
 
 Eldest s. of the late John Scateherd, Esq., of Wyton, 
 township of Nissouri, West Middlesex, who was a native 
 of Yorkshire, England, and emigrated to Upper Canada in 
 1821, and died in 1858 in the My-eighth year of his age. 
 Mr. Scateherd, at the time of his death, represented West 
 Middlesex in that Parliament and in the preceding one. 
 B. on the 10th of Nov., 1823, at Wyton. Educated at the 
 London District Grammar School. Was called to the Bar 
 of U. C. in 1848. M. on the 25lh June, 1851, Isabella, dau. 
 of Mr. Thomas Sprague, of Yarmouth, and grand dau. of the 
 late Elias Moore, Esq., M. P. P. for Middlesex, U. C. 
 Legislature. First returned for West Middlesex in July 
 l^Ql.—Landon, C. W. 
 
 Thomas Scateherd, 1532. A. P. Macdotiald, 1342. 
 
 Scott, Richard W. [Ottaiva City.'] 
 
 Is a Barrister and Attorney of at Law U. C. M. a Miss 
 Heron. First returned to Parliament for Ottawa at g. e. 1857. 
 Returned by acclamation at lasl g. e. — Ottawa City, C. W. 
 Population 14,669. 
 
 Sherwood, 
 
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 until 1851 
 
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 Hon. 
 
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 Sherwood, Hon. Georj^e, Q. C. [Brockville.'] 
 
 S. of the Hon. L. Sherwood. ^. in Upper Canada. M. a 
 dau. of the Hon. Geo. Crawford, M. L. C. First returned to 
 Parliament for Brockville at g. e. 1841, and sat for that place 
 until 1851. Returned ajfain at ff. e. 1857, and again at g. e. 
 1861. Was Receiver General and member of the Board 
 of Railway Commissioners, from 7ih Aug., 1858 to 29lh 
 March 1862, when appointed Commissioner of Crown 
 Lands. — Brockville and Quebec. 
 Hon. G. Sherwood. — Roto, 
 
 SicoTTE, Hon. Louis Victor. [St. Hyaci7ithe.'\ 
 
 S. of M. Sicotte, of Boucherville, C. E., and Marguerite 
 St. Germain, his wife, and grandson of a M. Sicotte who 
 migrated Irom France and settled at Boucherville. B. at the 
 latter place \\\ 1813. Educated at the College of St. Hva- 
 cinthe. Is an Advo(!ale of L. C. Was Speaker of the Le- 
 gislative Assembly from Sept. 1854 until Nov. 1857, and 
 Commissioner ol Crown Lands from the latter dale until 
 Aug. 1858, when he accepted the office of Chief Commis- 
 sioner of Public Works which he resigned on the 10th Jan., 
 1859. First returned to Parliament for St. Hyacinthe in 
 Dec. 1851, and has continued to sit for that county ever 
 since. -M. in 1837, Marguerite Amelie, sister of Henry 
 Starnes, Esq., M. P. P. St. Hyacinthe^ C. E. Popula- 
 tion 18,877. 
 
 Hon. L. V. Sicotte. D. G. Monso7i. 
 
 SiMARD, George H. {Quebec.'} 
 
 Is a wholesale Merchant. Was an unsuccessful candi- 
 date for the representation of Quebec at g. e. 1854. First 
 returned in October 1856, and sat /or Quebec until . 860, 
 when returned tor Quebec Centre. Is a member of the 
 Board of Harbour Commissioners for Quebec.-— .Mawwf 
 Pleasant, ^)«ei^c.— Population, 51,109. 
 G. H. Simard, 883. Br. Malouin, 288. 
 
 Simpson, John. [Niagara.'] 
 
 Born in England. Is a Manufacturer. Has been Collector 
 of Customs for Niagara. First returned to Parliament for 
 Niagara at g. e. 1857. — Niagara, C, W. 
 .1 . Simpson . T. McMickiiig. 
 
 Smith, John Shuter. [Durham, £".72.] 
 
 Descended from Elias Smith, a U. E. loyalist. S. of J. D. 
 Smith, Esquire, a membe/ of the U. C. Legislature, from 
 1824 to 1827, and brother of Hon. Sidney Smith, Postmaster 
 
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 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
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 General. Is a Barrister and Attorney at Law of U. C, and 
 a Bencher of the Law Society. Was an unsuccessful can- 
 didate for Durham, E. R. at g. o. 1857. Returned at last 
 
 J. S. Smith. F. H. Burton. 
 
 Starnes, Henry, J. P. [C/iateaugnay.'] 
 
 B. in Lower Canada. Is a Wholesale Merchant. Was 
 Mayor of Montreal. Is one of the Harbour Commissioners 
 of Montreal, and a Director of the Colonial Jiife Assurance 
 Company, and London and Liverpool Insurance Company. 
 First returned to Parliament for Chateauguay at g. e. 1857. 
 Was an unsuccessful candidate for Montreal at same elec- 
 tion. — Montreal, C. JS".— Population, 17,837. 
 
 Stirton, David, J. P. [Welli?igtonj S. R.] 
 
 B. in Scotland. First relumed for Wellington, S. R. at g. 
 e. 1857. Re-elected by acclamation at last g. e. 
 
 Street, Thomas C, J. P. [We/lafid.l 
 
 Is President of the Gore Bank and a Director of the Bank 
 of Upper Canada. First returned for Welland al g. e. 1851. 
 Contested it unsuccessfully at g. e. 1854. Returned again at 
 last g. e. ^-Niagara Falls, C. W. and Hamilton C. W.— 
 Population, 24,988. 
 
 T. C. Street, 941 . Dr. Fr.iser, 672. 
 
 SoMERViLLE, Robert Brown, J. P. [^IIuntr?igdo?i.'\ 
 
 Second s. of the late Andrew Somerville, Esq., of Evelair, 
 in Berwickshire, Scotland, who was a very extensive farmer 
 in East Lothian. Grand.son, by the mother's side, of the late 
 Robt. Brown, Esq., ofMarkle, a celebrated agriculturist and 
 author of several works on agriculture. B. at Athelstanof- 
 ordmains, Scotland, in 1812. Educated at the parish school 
 and the Haddington Grammar School. Came to Canada in 
 1833. M. in 1840, Mary Susanna, fourth dau. of the late 
 Adam L. Macnider, Esq., of Montreal. Is a large miUowner 
 and tanner. Has been Mayor of the village of Huntingdon, 
 Municipal Councillor of Hinchinbrook and Godmanchester 
 School Commissioner and Commissioner for the Summary 
 Trial of Small Causes. Commanded a Company of the 
 Loyal Huntingdon Volunteers in the Rebellion of 1837-8, 
 and is now Lieut.-Col. of the Third Battalion ot Beau- 
 harnois Militia. First returned to Parliament for Hun- 
 tingdon at g. e. 1854, and has sat for that County ever since. 
 Elected by acclamation at g. e. 1861. — Athelstan, C. E, 
 Population, 17,491. 
 
 
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
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 last 
 
 Syi.vain, George, J. P. [Rimoush.^ 
 
 Has been Mayor and Postmaster of Bic. First returned at 
 lasi g. e. — BiCf C. E. Population, 20,854. 
 G. Sylvaiu. J. Garwi, 
 
 Taschereau, Henri Elzear, [Beauce.'] 
 
 B. at St. Marys, Beauce C. E. 7th October, 1836. F-^mily is 
 of great antiquity in Canada ; the grandfather of the present 
 member was one of the first members of the L. C. Legis- 
 lature and the father was a member before and after the 
 union. They own the Seigniory of St. Marys, which was 
 conceded to them in 1736. Educated at the Quebec Semi- 
 nary. M. 27th May, 1857, a dau. of Hon. R. U. Harwood, 
 M. L. C. Is ?.r 'idvocate of L. C. First returned to Par- 
 liament at last s,. e. — 14, Hcddimayid St. U. T. Quebec, 
 Population, 20,416. 
 
 H. E. Taschereau, 902. Z' Bertra7id,di, Dityihar Ross, 
 Q. C. 36. 
 
 Tass^ , Fran<jois Z. [Jacques Cartter.'] 
 is a Physician and Surgeon. First returned to Parliament 
 for Jacques Cartier, at g. e. 1857. Returned by acclamation 
 at last g. e. Population, 11,218. 
 
 Text, Benjamin, J. P. {Leeds, S. iJ.] 
 
 Fourth s. of the late Mr. John Tett, ofHinton, St. George, 
 Somersetshire, England, Sail-cloth Manufacturer. B. at 
 Hinton St. George in 1798. Educated at the Crewkerne 
 Grammar Schoool. Came to Canada in 1820. M. in 1833, 
 Julianna, third dau. of the late Mr. Joseph Poole, otChibley 
 Farm, Chillington, Somerset. Was an unsuccessful candi- 
 date for the representation of Leeds in 1838, and again in 
 1S54, for the South Riding. First returned at g. e. 1857, 
 and again at g. e. of 1861. Has held the ollices of Deputy 
 Clerk of the Peace for the Bathurst District, and Deputy 
 Registrar for the County of Lanark. Is a Magistrate, anil 
 in the mercantile and lumber business. — Newboro*, C. W. 
 
 B. Tett. A. N. Richards. 
 
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 TuRCOTTE, Hon. Joseph Edouard, Q. C, J . P. [ Three Rivers.'} 
 
 Is an Advocate of L. C. Has been Mayor of Three 
 
 Rivers. Sat for St. Maurice from 1841 to 1844, and from 
 
 1851 to 1854 for Maskinonge, from the latter date to 1857, 
 
 for Champlain. Elected for Three Rivers at last g. e. 
 
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MEMBERS 01^ THE 
 
 Has been Solicitor General for £Iected L. C. Speaker of 
 Legislative Assembly, 20th March, 1862. — Three Rivers ^ 
 C. JE.— Population, 6, 058. 
 
 Honorable J. E. Turcotte. W. McD. Dawson, [retired.] 
 
 ViGER, Louis Labreche. lTerrel)o?ine.'] 
 
 First returned to ParliameJit for Terrebonne at last g. e. 
 Population, 19,460. 
 L. L. Viger. Moii. L. S. Moriuy Q. C. 
 
 Wallbridge, Lewis, Q. C. [Hastings, S. R.] 
 
 Born in Upper Canada. Is a Barrister and Attorney at 
 LawofU.C. Was an unsuccessful candidate for Hastings, 
 S. R. at g. e. 1854. First returned to Parliament at g, e. 
 1857, and has sat for Hastings S. R. ever since. — BelleviUe, 
 C. W. 
 L. Wallbridge. J. Brmvn. 
 
 
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 Walsh, Aquila, J. P. [Norfdk.] 
 
 S. ofF. L. Walsh, Esq., Register of the County of Nor- 
 folk, and formerly a Member of the U. C. Legislature. The 
 family is of Irish descent, having formerly owned and occu- 
 pied Castle Hoyle, in Kilkenny, and a portion of the family 
 subsequently resided near Dungannon, in Tyrone, a branch 
 of this last emigrated to America about 1740. Took part in 
 the war iHJtween France and England, and subsequently on 
 the loyal side between the latter and the revolted Colonies, ini- 
 grated to New Brunswick and afterwards to Upper Canada. 
 B. at Charlolteville, County Norfolk, C. W., 15th May, 1823. 
 Educated at the London District Grammar School. M. 21st 
 Nov., 1S50, Jane Adams, dau. of the late William Wilson, 
 Esq., who sat for Norfolk in the U. C. Legislature. Was 
 Deputy Registrar of Norfolk from 1846 to the time of his 
 election at last g. e. — Stmcoe, C. W. Population, 28,590. 
 A. Walsh, 1,720. Wafler Foivell, 1,478. 
 
 White, John, J. P. [Halton.'] 
 
 Is a native of Ireland. First returned at g. e. 1851. Con- 
 tested Halton unsuccessfully at g. e. 1854. Returned again 
 at g. e. 1857, and again at last g. e. — Miitwi, C. W. — 
 Population 22,794. 
 
 J. White. . McCallum. 
 
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 Wilson, Adam, Q. C. [Yori- N. R.] 
 
 Is a Barrister and Attorney at Law of U. C. Was Mayor 
 o( Toronto for three successive years. First returned to 
 Parliament for York N. R., in '1859, on death of Mr. 
 Hartman. Re-elected at last g. e. Was an unsuccessful 
 candidate for Toronto West at last g. e.^Torouto, C. W. 
 
 A. Wilson. J. Beachell, {retired.) 
 
 Wright, Amos, J. P. [For/t, JET. J2.] 
 
 B. in Upper Canada. Is a Saw Mill owner, and a Member 
 of the Senate of Victoria College, Cobourg. First returned 
 to Parliament for E. R. York in g. e. 1857, and has sat lor 
 that Riding ever since. — Richmond KiUy C. W. 
 
 A. Wright, 996. . Milne, 836, 
 
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OFFIC 
 
 OFFICERS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 
 
 CLSRK : 
 
 WILLIAM BURNS LINDSAY, appointed 1808. 
 
 CLERK ASSISTANT I 
 
 WILLIAM BURNS LINDSAY, Junior, appointed 1841. 
 
 DEPUTY CLERK ASSISTANT : 
 
 ALFRED PATRICK, appointed 1827. 
 
 LAW CLERK I 
 
 GUSTAVUS W. WICKSTEED, Q. C, appointed 1828. 
 
 Frank Badgley, B. C. L., appointed 1861, and Eugene P. 
 DoRioN, appointed 1855, Assistant Law Clerks. 
 
 Accounta?it^s Department. — Tii DMAS VAUX, Accountant, 
 appointed 1829 ; Joshua Stansfeld, Book-keeper, appointed 
 1860. 
 
 Ge7ieral Departmetit.— WILLIAM POYNTZ PATRICK, 
 Chief Olfice Clerk, appointed 1818 ; Henry Hartney, Assistant 
 Office Clerk and Clerk to Printing- Committee, appointed 18i ; 
 William Spink, Clerk of Routine and Records, appomted 
 1844; Henry Boulton Stuart, English Writing Clerk, appointed 
 1846 ; Edouard Denechaud, French Writing Clerk, appointed 
 1844; Alexander G. D. Taylor, appointed 1850; Theodule 
 Blais, appointed 1854 ; H. R. Smith, O. C. de Lachevrotiere, 
 N. Gingras, H. Lindsay, appointed 1861, J. Sloane, appointed 
 1862, .limior Clerks. 
 
 Commi 
 Clerk of < 
 1827 ; Je) 
 FranQois 
 
 Privati 
 Votes ar 
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 Transl 
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OFFICERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. 4»5 
 
 Committee Depart me7fC.— ALFRED PATRICK, Chief 
 Clerk of Commiltees and Controverted Elections, appointed 
 1827 ; Jean P. Leprohon, 1st Assistant do., appointed 1844 ; 
 Fran<jois X. Blanchet, 2nd do., appoint' ' 1849. 
 
 Private Bill Department.— \LF, ..O TODD, Clerk of 
 Votes and Chief Clerk of Private Bills, appointed 1833 ; 
 Thaddeus Patrick, Assistant Clerk of Private Bills and Clerk 
 of Railway Committee, appointed 1835; William B. Ross, 
 appointed 1849, and Herman Poetter, appointed 1S50, Assistant 
 Clerks of Votes. 
 
 Trajislator's Departme7it.—'E\JG^^^ P. DORION, Chief 
 French Translator, appointed 1855; William Fanning, French 
 Translator of the Journals and Votes and Proceedings, 
 appointed 1846 ; Toussaint G-. Coursolles, Assistant French 
 Translator, appointed 1857 ; J. F. Gingras, Jos. Royal and A. 
 Mondelet, Junior Assistant do. ; 
 
 FRANIC BADG LEY, Chief English Translator, app- mted 
 1861 ; William Wilson, appointed 1850, and Finbar Hays, 
 appointed 1858, Assistant English Translators. 
 
 Jmirnal Department.— GEORGE M. MUIR, English 
 Journal Clerk, appointed 1831 ; 
 
 WILLIAM H. LEMOINE, French Journal Clerk, appointed 
 1842 ; Pierre Rivet, Assistant French Journal Clerk ; Henry 
 McCarthy, Clerk of Petitions. 
 
 Library Departme7ii.—AL?UEJJS TODD, Librarian, 
 appointed 1836 ; A. Guerin Lajoie, Assistant Librarian, 
 appointed 1852 ; Aug-ustin Laperriere, Clerk, appointed 1850. 
 
 Department of Sergeant-at-Arms. — DONALD WM.MAU- 
 DONELL, Sergeant-at-Arms, appointed 1854 ; W. C. Barrage, 
 Deputy do., appointed 1843 ; Robert Defries, Postmaster, 
 appointed 1833 ; Joseph Blais, Assistant do., appointed 1844 ; 
 John O'Connor, Doorkeeper; Robert Bailie, Assistant do. ; 
 A. Leroux Cardmal, Chief Messenger ; Edward Steacy, 
 Assistant do. ; Michael McCarthy, Olivier Vincent, Pierre 
 Lalibcrte, Joseph Lemonde. Edouard Pelletier, William 
 Graham, James Hoy, Messengers ; Edward Storr, Assistant 
 Doorkeeper. 
 
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 Prelace, 
 
 Governor General and Staff, -- " 
 
 Executive Council, ^' 
 
 Deputy Heads of Departments, 6 
 
 Members Legislative Council, '^ 
 
 Officers Legislative Council, ^^ 
 
 Members Legislative Assembly, ^^ 
 
 Officers Legislative Assembly, ^^