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 OF CANADA 
 
 COXTAINIXa 
 
 The portraits anl autographs of His Excellsncy tho Oovernor General, the Members of the Cabinet 
 
 Commons of Canada, with a biographical sketch of members of both Houses : also a 
 
 Siagraa of the floor of both Houses indicating the position of the seats • 
 
 an eztraot of the B. N. a. Act and of the rules, regulations and ' 
 
 rou.inos of both Houses as well as many valuable informations 
 
 for strangers visiting Ottawa and for the public in general. 
 
 PUBLISHED BY F. R. E. CAMPEAU. 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
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 OTTAWA: 
 PRINTED BY A. BUREAU, SPARKS STREET. 
 
 1879. 
 
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 Entered according to Act of Parliattiont of Canada, in tlie year 1870, by 
 F. R, E. Campeal-, in tlie Office of tJie IMinister of Agriculture. 
 
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 PREFACE. 
 
 In prosoiitin^' this book' to llie i)iiMic, I lecl ccrtuin that it 
 will ,i;'ivo entire satislactioii iiiasmiicli as it contains all the ini- 
 ])ro\ c^ineins promi.vcd at iho time of }jiblishiiii;- the tij'st volmne, 
 in IStT) : liioyraphies Auto<jraj/hs and Uniformitij of Portraits. 
 
 The Biographies have heen conipileil tVoni host sources and 
 can thei-otbre lie relied upon ; Autoi.;'ra[)hs and Portraits were 
 oljtaiued iVoni Senators and Areniherh tor this inirposc otdy, at 
 a great deal o[" trouble and expense and the work of pre])ariiig 
 tlu; arloivjtes has lieen carefully done so as lo ))revent the 
 wrink'liiig ol' the sheets as in the )»revious edition. Another 
 ini])ortant addition which will he noticed, is the introduction of 
 the SeiKvte in this second volume now ctdled " The Illustrated 
 (iJiiide to the House of Coiiinious and Senate of Canada." 
 
 As was suggested, the Semite should have taken prcceedcnce 
 in tlie Title, but the suggestion was laade too late to change it 
 on tliC cover phitc, which was already engraved. However 
 1 ])ut the Senate befoi'e tlie House of Common.s as far as Por- 
 traits and J^-inting arc concerned, and this mistake (which 
 does not materially injure the appearance of the book) will be 
 avoided in the next edition to be ]uiblished after next general 
 elections, if 1 receive suMcient encouragement for the present 
 pul)lication. 
 
Jii conclusion I may stale that tlic ilclay in |mMi,atiMM was 
 occusi()nc(l l)y tlu' (litUcully in jii'ociu'in::- sonic of Ihc portraits, 
 wliicli were only iTcciit ly rcccivnl. Iml i considiTiMl th.-it, rallicr 
 than to have a niinil»er(»r hhmks as in the lirsl hook, ii was 
 l)ottcr to delay a tew months and hav.- this piililicalion coni- 
 plcle. 
 
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 AND MOST NOBLE ORDER OF THE THISTLE. KNiGHT GRAND 
 CROSS OF 1 HE MOST DISTINGUISHED ORDER OF ST. 
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 do do do Senate 11 to 
 
 Arrival of difl'crent mails 
 
 do do steamLrs 144 it 
 
 do do trains 1 :!7 to 
 
 Banlvs in Ottawa 1 2tt k 
 
 Biograpliical sketches of Members of the Ifonse of Commons f)") to 
 
 do do do Henatt! 17 to 
 
 British Nortli America Act Ill to 
 
 Cabinet of the Dominion of Canada 8 & 
 
 Canada Central Railway 1 4J & 
 
 ( 'anadian Express Company 
 
 Carter's Tariff .' 124 k 
 
 Changes 
 
 Churches and hours of service 1 2G to 
 
 Commission on money ordi'rs 141* & 
 
 Constituencies of tlie House of Commons 55 to 
 
 Departure of mails ... 
 
 do steamers 1 ■ <fe 
 
 do trains 137 to 
 
 Diagram of the House of Commons 
 
 do Senate 
 
 Divisions do 1 7 to 
 
 Dominion Telegraph Company 
 
 Electoral Divisions of the Senate 1 7 to 
 
 Errata 
 
 Explanations 
 
 Extract of British North America Act Ill to 
 
 do Rules, Regulations & Routines of the H. of Commons. . . 105 to 
 
 do do do tlo Senate 35 to 
 
 Fire Alarm Telegraph 
 
 Fishing season , ; closing of) 
 
 Forestei s Association 
 
 Forms of Proceedings of the House of Commons 1 05 to 
 
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 French currency (calculations on) 152 & 
 
 Game season i closing of ) 
 
 Gatineaii Ferry 
 
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 List (if McihIkts of tiir Caiiirict H& 9 
 
 (1(» do House of Coiinuoiis 41 to 52 
 
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 do ilo Siiiatc CliainlitT 10 
 
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 do sti-ft't letter Inxes 148 
 
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 Mfinliers of tlie Doniini(»n ( 'aiiint;t 8 i 
 
 do ijoiise of Conunons 41 to 
 
 do Sei^ate of ( auiida 1 1 to 
 
 Money Crders MU i 
 
 Montreal and Ottawa lliver Naviication Coniiiany 14 1 & 
 
 Montreal Ti'lej^ra|ili Conii)any , 146 
 
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 do Senati' (iiamiier 10 
 
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 do Fire Alarm Tele^iraph 137 
 
 do Foresters Societies 1 :>3 
 
 do Masonic Friiternity 130 to 132 
 
 do Oddfellows Lodges 133 
 
 do Orange Associations 134 to 136 
 
 do rolie'e Force 1 37 
 
 do lliver Navifration Company 144& 145 
 
 do Temperance Societies 128 
 
 IMaces of interest in and around Ottawa 116 to 1 24 
 
 Plan of the floor of the llousi; of Commons Chamher 4 ' 
 
 do do Senate Chamher 16 
 
 Police Force 137 
 
 Postaj^e Kates 148 3c 1 49 
 
 Post-Office money orders 149 & 150 
 
 Precedence within the Dominion of Canaila 114 
 
 Private Uills notice 1 "'7 
 
 Proceedings of the House of Commons 105 to 110 
 
 do Senate 35 to 39 
 
 Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Piailway 13ii to 141 
 
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 Regulations of the House of Commons 105 to 110 
 
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 Utiiiarks 40 
 
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 do SLtiate 35 to 39 
 
 Royal Black Kni^lits of Ireland ]:va 
 
 Rules of the House (jf Conitnous 105 to 110 
 
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 Stiiiuii Duties 147 
 
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 CANADA. 
 
 (Ministry foinied 7tl> NovemluT, 1878.) 
 
 (1) Mhiintfr of tin; Interior nihl Priiiir Minister. 
 
 Iki^-Iit IIoiiMi-alilc Sir John Alkxandkh ^fAcitoxAM), \\A\ !>., 
 
 K. C. ('. 1., I). C. L., LL. I)., Q. ('., >r. r. 
 
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 lloiioniblo James MAcr>oNAi>r), (}. C, >r. P. 
 
 i7) Minister of rulilic ll'o/'/r.s. 
 
 llouoi-ablo Hector Louts LANdEViN, C. \\., K. C. St. (J., 
 
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 (8) Secretary of State. 
 
 Iloiioralilo James Cox Atkins, Senator. 
 
 (9) Minister of Militia and Defence. 
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 Honorable MacKenzie Bo well, M. J>. > 
 
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 Hon. (IKOIJCM WILIJA.M IIOWLAN. Mcrcliant and 
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 111 Ma\', I'^ii'). Ivlucatc'il tlicro. A late nuMiii»cr of the 
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 Montreal. I^u-n at lloiMi^ey, J^ondon, i'aiifland, \7) May, 1S20. 
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 Coiuuussionei' at the i.M!iladel})lua Ccnteiiiual I'^xhihitiou in 187(J. 
 — .1 Liberal. 
 
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 Amiierst, X. S I>oin at Andiei'si, X. S., in Novoniher, 1812, 
 Etlucated at \Vindsor Aeadenn'. Called to the Senate, hy JJoval 
 Pr(tcianiati(ni in ISCT. — A Conscrvatice. 
 
 ASirCUOFT. 
 
 Hon. CLKMKXT VXCIS COP.XWALL, H. A., Bar- 
 
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 1871 on B. C. entering- the l>oininiou.- -^1 Consercaticc. 
 
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 H..N. ROBKirr AVI Lid AM WEIJl CAIMiAL]., M. D., 
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 ILox. TUOMAS llKATll IIAVII.AXD, (^ (\ Barrister, 
 Cliarloitetown. J'. \\. I. Horn at ( Miarlottotown. Ilduealeil at 
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 to .Vjiril. 1:^72, and April, 1S7)5 to 1S7(;. A deU'icale to Ottawa 
 to settle the terms oj' Cnion with Canada, ap[)ointcd a tSen.Uor, 
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 to the Senate. — .1 Liberal. 
 
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 18(!;) uniil ]Sd7, and sat for the same J>ivision in the Commons, 
 from lS(i7 until Octoher, 1873 when he Avas called to the Se- 
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 from January to May, 1S(;;{. A|)])oiiite(l a Si'iiatoi-, l»y IJoyal 
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 Advocate Moiili-cal. lioni at Ste. Aiiik' dr la IV'i-ade, 28 April. 
 1S38, Educated at the Collc^'i' of Xicoli't. Sat for v'hainplain in 
 (Quebec Loi;-islatnro, from 1S71 to IS7;; wlaMi called to tlieSeiiato. 
 151 October. 1S7;>. — J Conscrrdtirc. 
 
 Hon. J)AVrD CiriJISTlK, Ai-rioulturist, Paris, Out. Born 
 in I'Minbnrnii, Scotland. Octobei'. iSlS, and (Hlncated at Ili^'li 
 School there. Was meml)er of the Privy Council, from No- 
 vember, 1s~:\ until 1) .January, 1S74, date of his a])))ointmeiU 
 as S])eaker of the St'iKite. C/alled to the Senate, by JJoyal I'l'o- 
 chamation. Mav, lS(i7. — ^1 Lihc/uil. 
 
 niEDEKICTON. 
 
 Hon. DAVID WAPK, Petired .Merchant. Fredericton, 
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 fs Qiioi.oo, IS ()ct(d.oi-, ISIS. CallcMl to tiir Senato, 1(» April, ]S7;; 
 •; on riovalion of lion. l'. J. Tossior to (ho Hon(di. — AConaerratice. 
 
 .J I I AIjTP.AX. ''^EN'K^I' Mrmber.! 
 
 \ Hon. LAWIJKXf'K (iKOFFIiKV I'OWKH. L. L. 15.. Harris- 
 
 > ter. Halifax. N. S. Horn at Halifax, Aiiii'iist, ISH. Kdncatod at 
 ;• St. Mary's Collo^-o, Halifax, (-ai-low ('ollo;,^' and Calliolio I'nivor- 
 '), sity, Iroland, and Harvard J/isv School, ('amliridi;"o, Mass. 
 \ Called to the SonatOj '1 l*\d)ruary, IS77. — ,1 Ucfnnnvr. 
 
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 •; Hon. WIT.LIAM .JOIINSTOX ATAIOX, M. I)., Physician, 
 
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 !) at Ivinii's t'olleii'o, Windsor, X'. 8., and at tho LTnivcrsitios of 
 I Edinhiir:j,-h and (ilasn-o\v, Scotland. Sat for Halifax, Co., X". S., 
 •| in House of Common.^, from I.S72 up to the i;'onoral olodions in 
 ;• 1874 and called to the Senate, April, 187!>, vice Hon. .Jeremiah 
 ;.' Northup, deceased. — .1 C<m><e.rnitire. 
 
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 ''est Fondon, Parish of Dirleton, Fast Lothian, Scotlan<l. 8 
 ;• Januai-y, ISKJ. Fducated at Dirleton Pai-ish School and Fdin- 
 ;( burui;h. Called to tho Senato, 3 January, 1877. — A Liberal, and in 
 \ i^vor of Free Trade as understood in Fni-dand. 
 
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 there. Sal ior Ivennelfee in Lei^islative Comndl of Canada. 
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 fiNnn |S(;i» until the I'nion. Called to the Senate, hy U'oyul 
 Proclamation, -M :iy, ISilT. — .1 Lih,r<il. 
 
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 Queen-town, (>nt.. iSOl, and ('dueatod there. Was a lite 
 mendier of the Leu i.-^lal ive Council of Canada, from IS4i until 
 the I'nion. Called to the Senate, -May, L-^dT. — -1 Coit.-o'rcnt'iw. 
 
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 \ Hon. .II-;AX CIIAKLKS ClIAI'AIS, \\ C., Merchant. Si. = 
 
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 ;! tht' l'lxi'cuti\e Council, from 1S()4 to I^Tw Appointed to tiio / 
 
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 ;. importance and tru>t under the late ( ioverniuent. )'efu>ed the .' 
 |, Lleuten;int-( Jovel■nor^hip ot'Ont.. lS7r). Calleil to the Senal(.\ ; 
 
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 nalist, (^iK'l)cc. !>i>i'n in Montreal, !• Aii<;Mist, ls;-i-k Ivliiculed 
 at the C'olle^'es of r/A>s()in])ti(>n, St n_vaciiitlie and at St. Suljucc 
 ('olieii'e, MontiH'al. ('allv'<l to the St'iiate, 5 Fehrinu-y, 1 ST'), for 
 jii'e>ent seat on resignation of !Lieul-Col. C. \\. I'aiiet. — .1 
 XatioimUst. 
 
 I.AITIIKNTIDKS. 
 
 LiEiT-CoL. Hon. J)AyiI) KJ)\VAJU) V\\\C\\. Lumher 
 MeiH-hant and Mill-Owner, AVolfestield, (^)iieliee. Horn in (^lic- 
 hee in 1S2(». Kdiicaled at Classical (.'olleu'e. (^Miehec. Has siieees- 
 sively l>een ]i('j)resentative for Chieoutimi and Tadousae, and 
 Cliieoiitimi and Saii'uenav Conslitiieneies in the (^hiehee Le^'is- 
 laturc and was a nu-mlier of the Tie^ishitive Coiineil of (panada, 
 from IS.").") until -May, iMIT, when ealled to the Senate.— 
 A Liberal Conner cat ice. 
 
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 Beauce. P. (^ Born at St. (ieoi-ii-e d'Atihei-t-(;allion, P. (^.'^i! 
 Deecniher, IS;!.'). I^dinated in (^iiehee. Has re])i'esented tlio 
 County of Beaiiee in the <,>iiehee liei^nslatnre and afterwai'd in 
 the House of Conunoiis, fVoni 18(17 until 2<! Se|»teinher, 187Ij. 
 wlieu he was called to the Seiiiitc. — A Nationalist and livfonner. 
 
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 Malhiot, M. J)., deceafsed. — A Liberal. 
 
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 JIoN. ELl.lAJl Li-:OXAPT), Lonrlon, Ont. Boni in the 
 United Stales of Aniei'ira. Sat in the Legislative Council (»f 
 Cana<la, from 1S(!2 until the Union, \vhen elevated to the Senate, 
 hy Ikoyal i*ro(daniatiou Ma}', 18(17.-^1 Liberal. 
 
 T.ONnONOKRllY. 
 
 Uox. AR(^llIBAr.I) WOODllUHY McLKLAX, Londou- 
 deri'v, N. S. IJorn in that place, Decemher, 1S2-1-. Educated at 
 Mount Allison Wesleyan Academy. .Ive])resen1ed the (Jouniy of 
 Colchester, in the X. S. Assemhly, IVom 1S5S until the Union 
 and then in the House of ConiUKMis until called to the Senate, 
 21 June, 18(i!t. — ,1 Con.^ervative. 
 
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 Lieut-Col. Hon. HKNPY ADOUPJIUS XRW^lAX KAUL- 
 BACIl, L. L. B.. t^. C. Banister, Lunenhur^-, X. S. Horn at 
 Lunenhui'i;- 1830. Ivlucated in Nova Scotia and in Harvard 
 University. A member in X". S. Assembly for Lunenbui'i!', from 
 1808 untii the Union. Called to the Senate, 27 March, 1872.— 
 ^1 Conservatice. 
 
 Mim^ANn. 
 
 Hon. WILLTA^r McMASTF.P, ^rerdiant, Toronto. Born 
 1811. ilepresented Mi<llan(l Division in TiC^'islativo Council 
 Canada, from 18(J2 until the Union. Called to the Senate, by 
 lioval Proclamation Mav, 18(57. — A Liberal. 
 
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 Lieut-Col. Hon. LEAXDIJK J)LTM()UCIIia, M. I)., Phy- 
 sician, Moiilreal and St. lienoit. Boi-n at St. IJonoit, P. Q., 2!> 
 March, ISII. Educated at the Colloi^o of .Monti-cal. A TiCii-is- 
 hitivo Councillor of tlic Province of (^uel)ec, from 18(54 to ISCT, 
 when calletl to the Senate, hy lioyal Proclamation, — .1 Conser- 
 vatice. 
 
 MONTAllVIT.I.K. 
 
 Hon. CHAPLES EOJEXE liOUClIFJJ De BOl'CMIEP- 
 YlLLh:, M. 1)., Piiysician, Bouchervilie, l\ Q. Born at Boiicher- 
 villo, P. (^, 1S20. E<hicated at St. Sulpice (^)lk\i;'e, Montreal, and 
 in Paris, France. Was memi)ei' of Executive Council and 
 SpealverofLeii'islative Council, from July, 18(17 to February. IS7;}. 
 Premiei' of the Pi-ovince of (^uei)ec, from 22 Se])tend)er, 1874 to 
 2 March, 1878. Called to the Senate, Februaiy, 187l>.— ^ Conser- 
 vatire. 
 
 NE^WCASTLE. 
 
 Hon. BEXJAMIN SEYMOUl?, Seymoui- Place, Port Hope. 
 Ont. J^orn in Fredericksburg-, C)nt., 180(1. Educated at the 
 Royal (irammar School, Kingston. Was a life member of 
 LeuMslativc Council Canada, from 1855 tnitil the Union. Called 
 to the Senate, by Poyal Proclamation, May, 18(J7. — A Liberal. 
 
 NIAaAKA. 
 
 Lieut-Col. Hon. WxVLTER IFAMILTON DICKSON, Bar- 
 rister, AVoodlawn, Nia,i;-ara, Ont. Born in Upper (\-inada, 1805. 
 A life mcndjer of the Legislative Council, Canada, from 
 February, 1855 until the Union. Called to the Senate, by 
 JJoyal Procdamation, May 18(57. — A Conscrvatire. 
 
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 Aciidomv. A nu'ml)Oi' of Loi:;islative Council, N, S., iVom lsr>(I 
 iiiilil \]\v I'liion. MeinliC'i" oftlic Ivxociitivc Council X. S., from 
 ISliO to ls<i:{. Called to the Senate, hy Jioyal ri'oclaniation, 
 May, 18()7. — Independent. 
 
 OTTAWA. 
 
 Hon. JIKMIAFM) WILLIAM .SCOTT, Q. C. Banister, 
 Ottawa. Born at l^j-escott, 24 Fehrnar}-, 182;'). Educated at the 
 U. C. CoIle<j;e. A member of the Executive Council, Out., from 
 21 Decemlier, 1S71 until 7 X'ovemher, 187^5. Seci'etary of State oi' 
 Canada, from 1» .lanuary, 1874 to 17 October, 1878. (Jailed to the 
 Senate, 13 March, 1874. — A Liberal. 
 
 PARK COKNKIl. 
 
 Hon. DOXALI) .MoXT(JOMFJ{Y, Park Corner, P. K. I. 
 Born in P. K. 1. l!»January, 1808. Educated there. Sat in the Pro- 
 vincial Assembly, from 18'i8 to 18(12, and Speaker of the TiC^Msla- 
 tive Council, from 18()2 until Marcli, 1874. Called to the Senate, 
 IS Octoljer, 1873. — A Moderate Conserratice. 
 
 PICTOIJ. 
 
 Hon. ROBEPT PATTKRSOX (rPANT, J. P. Sea Bank, 
 Pictou, N. S. Born at Inverness, ScotlatMJ, 1814. Kducated at 
 the Invci-ness Poval Academy. A member of the X. S. Assembly, 
 from 185!> to 1863. Called to the Senate, 2 February, 1877, on 
 death of Hon. John Holmes. — A Liberal. 
 
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 Hon. WILLIAM HEXPV BPOUSK, M. A., M. l\, Physi- 
 cian, Prescott, Ont. Born in .Matilda, Out., 1824. Etlucated at 
 Victoria Colleij^e, Cobourj;-, and McCill (College, Montreal. 
 Klected for South Grenville in 187^ and 1874. Called to the 
 Senate, 1878. — A Refvnner. 
 
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 ; field, Fiiii;:l:nul, 11 Deccnilici-, 1S14. A incmlcr of Loi;'isl:Uivt' 
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 ;' T.rKi:T-("oi.. Hon. .lOSKIMl FiiANCOlS A KM AX D, iJivi(Mv 
 
 i' (les Prairies. P, (^. JJoi-n at ivivicsre des Pi'airie>, 1S2I>. I'.diu-ati'd 
 ;" al St. llyacintlie CoIk\i!,'e. A meniiier of the Leuishit i\e ("ouiicil 
 !; of ('auaila, from IS.'jS until ISii", when cailed lo the Senate, I'v 
 '• lioval Proclamation. — J Coioicrritticc. 
 
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 Hon. WILLIAM .^rlLLl•:I^ (I C, Larrister, Ualifax. 15orn 
 at Aiitiii-onish, X. S. 12 Fehruai'V, IS;).'). Ivliu-ated at (rrammar 
 
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 and AntiL^'onish Academy. Sal in N. S. 
 
 As!!icml)ly, IVom ISiJo to lS(i7. wIumi calleil to the Senate, hy 
 liO^'al Proclamation. — IiulcpciuJud. 
 
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 lit'^'isliitivi.' CniiMcil (ifCanada. iVoiii 1 -^<i2 until tin; Tninn, wlicn 
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 gale .Moi-c'liant ami Iniiioitei", Monti'oal. l>i>iii at ('a|i Sante. 
 1*. (^. 1st ( )ct(ili(.'i'. is;;7. Ivliicati'd at till' t^iu'ltoe Seminarv. 
 C'allt'il to tiic Senate. .Ianinir\-, iSTS. — .1 Lihcrnl. 
 
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 IFox. WILLIA.M IirXTKlioDKIJ.. l?arris((M-. ll<.(l<wn(Ml. 
 ['"rederieton. N. H. IJoi'ii in New IJianiswiek. Ivlueated at 
 Kin,n''s Colle^H'. I'l'edeiaeton, X. 15. Meniltei' of the K.xeeutive 
 Couneii and Post .^Ia-^tel• < ieneral. X. 15., from ISd.") to iSdd. 
 Calleij to i1k' Senate, May, lS(i7.— .1 (''>ii>ii'rrntlrc. 
 
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 LikitCoi.. Hon. WILIJAM JIKXRV CIIAFFKUS, .Mer- 
 eliant. St. (V'saire, I*. (^ Horn in (^>iiel.ee, 1S:5(), and ednealetl at 
 Cliandily and Montreal. JJepresentotl IJoMvilii' in the ( anadian 
 Parliament, from ISod until IS.'iT. Sat in Leiiislative Council of 
 (^'anada, from Janiiaiy 1S(!4 until the Uinon, w'.ien called to t!ie 
 Senate, by J'oj'al Proelamation. — .1 Liberal. 
 
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 LiEiT-Cor-. A.MOS EDWIX BOTSPOlJl), Saekville. X. 15. 
 15oni in St John, X". 15., ISOl. F.dueated at Saekville. Was a 
 member of the K.xeeiitive Couneii X^. 15., tVom 1S;5S to 1S4<) and 
 a member of lA\i;'islative Couneii of same Province, from 1S:5I> 
 until the Union. Called to the Senate, by Royal Proclamation, 
 May, 18(!7. — ^1 Causer vat ice. 
 
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 J^>yal .Matln'inatic-al School, Tiondou, Kiim-Iand. Sal tor Sto. 
 Clair hivisioii in jA'i;islativt' Coiuicil of Canada, from Supleiulter, 
 18<i;{, until the Union. Called to tlie Senate, 15 January, liSTo. 
 — A Liberal Cont<crr(itice. 
 
 SAITOKKN. 
 
 Hon. DAVID LKA\ IS MACPIIKUSON. Contractor, 
 I'oronto, Out. lior-. ni Scotland, lli Se]>tonil>ei-, 181S. Kdiicatod 
 at the Inveiness Koyal Academy. Sat for Sauiieen J)ivisi(»n in 
 the Leiiislative Council of Canada, from Octolier. 1S74 until the 
 I'nion Avhen called to the Senate, \iv JJoval I'roclamalion. — ^1 
 Consercatice. 
 
 SHAWINlCrAX. 
 
 LiEiT-CoL. Hon. .IAMKS FKIIMIKI?, .Merchant. ^Montreal. 
 Born in Scotland ISOO. Kducated in Fifeshire. AVas a life 
 memher of the lieuislative Council of Canada, from 1S47 to -May 
 KS(!7 when called to the Senate. i»v Iloval Proclamation. — .1 
 Coiiaerc'iiivc. 
 
 Hon. .IFAX-HAI'TISTF (iCKVHKMONT, Soiel, P. Q. 
 l^orn at La Visitation, Isle du Pads.]*. (^ 4 Se}>temhei-, 1H27. 
 Kducated there. J^epresented llicdielieu in (^anadian Assembly, 
 from 18r)4 to isrx!. and sat foi- Sorel in Le_i;'islative Council of 
 Canada, from 1S58 ujitil a]»|)ointed to the Senate, May, 18(17. — A 
 Conservative. 
 
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 Hon. PIF.RRK BAILLAIKJF.ON, M. 1)., Dentist, Quebec. 
 Boni ut, Ch'aiie Jslaiid, P. Q., 8 Novomhei', IS 12. Ivliicatod at 
 Nicolet ('()lleii;e and received J)eii;i'ees at Harvard University, 
 Conn., U. 8. Called to the Senate. 2(i March, 1874, vice Hon. P. 
 J. (). Cliauvean, resi<i-ned. — A Jjiheral. 
 
 St. BONIFACE. 
 
 Hon. M.MJC AMAHLH (ilKAPtl). Advocate, St. Boniface. 
 Manitolia. iiorn at Vai'ennes, P. (^. 25 A])ril, 1822. Kducated 
 at the (^)llci!:e of St. Ilyacinthe. A nieml)er of tlie Kxecntive 
 Council and Treasurer of ^lanitoha, from Septeinl>er, 187(t until 
 March, 1872, and Premier of that Province, from 8 July to '^ 
 J)ecemlter, 1873. Apj)ointed a member of the Kxecutive Council 
 for N. W. Territories in Decemhei-, 1872. Called to the Senate, 
 December, 1871. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
 St. CATHARINES. 
 
 Hon. JAMKS TIEA BENSON,. Retired Merchant and 
 Banker, St. Catherines, Ont. Elected to represent Niai>;ara in 
 Canadian Parliament, 1867, and Tjincoln Division in the House 
 of Commons, from ISl!" until called tf> the Senate, 14 March, 
 18(i8.— A Conservative. 
 
 St. JOHN. 
 
 Hon. JAMES DEVER. Retired Merchant, Chii)man'H Hill, 
 St. John, N. B. Horn at Hallyshannon, Ireland, 2 >[ay, 182,'). 
 Educated at St. John, N. B., Called to the Senate, .^^arc'h, 18(18. 
 — A Liberal. 
 
 SUNBURY. 
 
 Hon. JOHN GLASIER, Lumln'r Merchant, Lincoln, 
 Sunburv, N. H. Boi-n in Tiincoln, Sunburv Co., N. J^. 3 
 Se})tember, 18(10. Educated thei'e. Rej)resented Sunbury Division 
 in N. B. Assembly, from 18(U until called to the Somite, 14 
 March, 18(j8. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
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 tlu'i'i'. A iiiciuln'r ot the Nova Scotia Jic^'islatiiro liu' Cape 
 Hrctou ('()., I'roii' IS.")!! until iSdT. wlicii called to the Sfiiate. 
 Iiv lioN'al l'ro<-lainatioii. — A ('(nit^crcniicr. 
 
 T< )IK>NTO. 
 
 Hon. FI.'AXK S>[rni, WlH.K-alo ^rcivhaiit, Toi<nit.. Out. 
 Boiii ai JJiclitield, j\rniai;li, Ii'claiid, in 1S22. Mdinaled in 
 Canada. Called to the .Senat(\ '1 l-'ehi-nai-y, l.^Tl. — A<'')nscr- 
 cdtire. 
 
 TIIENT. 
 
 Hon. I5ILLA FLINT. .Merchant, JJrid-ewaler, Co.. 
 Ilastiiios. Horn at Mli/.aiiethtown, Ont., !» I'Vbi-iiary, ISO,'). 
 Kdneati'd there. .Memher I'or llasiini^'s in Can. Asseinhly, from 
 ISIS to IS,")] and IS;")! to IS,')". Ju'jU'esentt'd Trent in .Lei;is- 
 lative Council, from ISdIi until iSfiT, when called to tlie KSenate, 
 by Jioyal Pr<)tdamation — .1 Libcnd. 
 
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 LiRfT-Coi,. Hon. THOMAS iJYAX. IJetired Meirhant, 
 Montreal, 1*. Q. Horn at Halinakill Co., KiJdai-e. Iridand. 
 Kdueated at Clonn'owes Colloiie. IkCpresenled N'ictoria ])ivi^i(tn 
 in Lci;islative Council of (Canada, fi'oin 1S<IH until May, 1S(;7, 
 when appointed to the Senate, by lioyal Proclamation. — A 
 Liberal Coimrra ticc. 
 
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 IToN. WILLIAM JOHN ,MACJH)NAL1). F.^ru in County 
 of hivernc'», Si'othnu!. Is.'llj. iiml t'diuiitt'd iIkti-. ll^•jl|•^'^unto(l 
 Soi)l<(.' in ^'i(■^<)l•ill, \';;n<-(mvi'r I>lanil ,\>>c'niMy ^ini o 1^;V.', ;in(l 
 sat in LcLcishiiivo Cduueil of JJi'itisli Columbia until \'.t Do'-cniliei*, 
 LSTl, nlicu culled to the .Senate. — liuU: iiemknt . 
 
 WALLACE. 
 
 Hon. ALKXAXIM:U MACFAULAN!-:. Q. (". Banister. 
 Wallace, N. S. Jiorii at Wallace, N. .S. June, 1.^17 and educated 
 in N. S. Iie])i'eseiited (.'uinberland J.)ivi>ion in Nova Scotia 
 Asseml»l\-, iVoni l>r)(I until the Union and sat in the Executive 
 Council of Nova Scotia, fi'r)m IS^J') to ISGT. Called to the Senate, 
 lU October, 1^:70.— .4 Comtrcatice. 
 
 WEI.T.TXCrTOX. 
 
 Hon. MATIIKW IIKNliV CUCURAXK, Cattle importer 
 and lireeder, Compton. P. (^. i^oi-n at Coni])ton, P. Q. 11 
 i)ecenil)ei-, 1824. Called to the Senate, 17 Octobei-, 1S7l*, in the 
 place of Ilttu. J. S. Sanborn, t^. C, elevated to the Ijen<di. — .1 
 Consercatice. 
 
 WOOI^STOCK. 
 
 Hon GKORCJE ALI']XAXJ)KP, Woodstock, Ont. j^orn 
 in Banttshire, Scotland, 21 -May, 1814. Educated at Abei'deen 
 L^nivei'sity. Sat for (rore Division in Legislative Council of 
 C/anada, from 1858 until Confederation. Appointed Senator, ;]() 
 Ma}', 1873 vice Hon. A. A. Burnham, deceased. — A Conserva- 
 tive, 
 
 YORK. 
 
 LiEUT-CoL. Hon. GKOK(rK WILLTA^f ALLAN, Toronto, 
 Ont. Born in Toronto, Jannaiy, 1822. Kducaied at V. C, 
 ColIe:;c. Sat for York Division in Lei!;islative Council of 
 Canada, from 1858 until the Union, when called to the Senate, 
 bv Koval Proclamation. Mav, 18()7. — A Comer vatiri'. 
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 Tlici'o iii'C TT Meiiil)LM's in the Seiiatv ; 
 
 25 Ijoloiigini;' ti» the Proviiu-e of (.)nt:iri('. 
 
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 ii tire civer o5 ami umk-r -K) years of a;;c. 
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 Married 6*7. — Widowers 5. — iJatehelors 5. 
 
 Barristers, Lawyers and SoUieitors L'o 
 
 Farmers 5 
 
 Ijiniiberiiien oi" engaged in Lunil)er Trade 4 
 
 Mereiiaiits or engaged in Mercantile Persuits 15 
 
 Millei's or ^[ill-Owners I 
 
 Notaries Puhlie or Conveyancer 2 
 
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 Physicians or Surgeons 7 
 
 Iietired Merchants (> 
 
 Total 
 
 i 4 
 
 Classitied as to P(<litics, they stand thus : — .^fJ Conservatives. 
 3 Independent. 25 Liherals. 7 Liberal Conservatives. 3 Na- 
 tioiuilists. 3 Reformers, Total 77. 
 
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 '; sittiiiif <l;iy, t" tii'cc j.rcH'ciUMicr of the Oi'iUm'^ of'th.'it (hiy, iiiiloss > 
 ;■ nthul'wi-r (>!'il'.'roJ. ;•! 
 
 ( ('[,Kii\' t'K 'iiiF, Sknatk — Tilt' Clerk ct'tlio SimimIo, who liiis iilso ■; 
 
 '.[ Ilii' title ofCliTk' of l*;ii-liaineiits, Ims ilie >;iine powers jis those •; 
 
 ;. li'iveii to tlie Clerk of llu! Hoiim' of" Lords ill I'Jiii'hniil. His •• 
 
 •; duties idWnriU tlu' Si-naie ;ii"e ideiilical with tlio-.e ot' the Clerk •'! 
 
 '■] oi'the lloii-i. of Coinnioii«; to\v;ir<ls that l>ody. ■ 
 
 ;• Ci,o.S[N(i. — See I'roroii-ation. • 
 
 '•. ])KUA'i'KS. — I'lviTv Senator (lesirini;' to sju-ak is to rise in his •, 
 !; jilace, niirovered. and adilress iiimself to t he rest of (lie Soiiatoi's, ' 
 ; and not r(>fei' to any other Si-nator hy nanie. 
 
 V No Scnalof may speak twict' to a (Question hefore llio Senate, ;. 
 ■: oxeojtt in explanation or i'e])ly, where ho has made a siihstantivo :' 
 !; motion. ;• 
 
 ;• Any Senator may require the (^U(>>;tion niider diseussion to l)e ;' 
 •; read at any tinu> durinn' the Dehate, luit not so as to interiaipt ; 
 ) any Senator while sj)eakiii_i!:. 
 
 ;! When a (^)iiestioii is under I)(d»ate, no motion is received, '• 
 < unless to ameixl it ; to commit it ; to ])ostpone it to a certain : 
 .; day ; for the ]trevions (Question; for readiiii; the Orders of the ■ 
 ■;. day, or for the adjonrnmeiit of the Senate. ''. 
 
 ';• Centle.man ("siiKR OK TiiK lU-AcK lioD. — This oMice was ; 
 '. ereateil l»y kinn" Henry \'ll and the occii))ant i-anks anionic; the i 
 ■; hiirh diu'iiitaries of State. The essence of ihi' ottice is that tills ■ 
 '.[ otticer is the medium of communication lietween the(^iieen. and '■ 
 ;'; the pC()|)le represented hy tlie House of Commons, when the ; 
 ■; latter are summoned hefore Her. IIo is one of the ])rincii)al ; 
 ) officoi's of the Senate, and Master of Ceremonies there on all State* ;• 
 '•. occasions, is responsihie for order in the House duriiiii' the ;■ 
 •!; sitting's of the Senate, whore ho has a seat on the Floor of the •: 
 ;■ House. He is ap]iointed hy the Crown and is a ^lemher of the :■ 
 ;. Housohohh ;', 
 
 :• .^^EKTrx(! OF THE SENATE. — The time for the Ordinary mcotinijj ,. 
 
 ( of the Senate (hiring- the Session, is at tliroe o'ch)ck in the ■ 
 
 I aftei'noon, unless some otlier time shall have ])i'ovi'Msly hoen ;; 
 
 ) ordered. The dehr.tes are oj)en to the ))ul»lic on ])i-oduction of u ■ 
 
 ;; card sii^ned hy the (Tontleman Usher of the Black Itoil. ! 
 
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MiNCTEH. — A (•<']>>' of'tlu^ Miiuiti's of Proceed in i;s, cei'tified hy 
 the Cli-rk, i> to he li-ai">mitU'fl dnily to the (loveriiDr (lenenil. 
 
 Xkw I'aui.ia.mf.nt. — On the tii>t day of the ineetinu- of a New 
 T'arliament, or of an_\' suhsc'(|nent Session, His Mxcelh'ncy haviiii^ 
 o|H'ned the Se>sioii l>y a LCi'aeiitiis Speech to hoth Houses, and ■ 
 prayei's liein^;" said, some Hill is read pro fonnd ; tlie Speecli 
 from the Throne is repoi-led l»y the Speaker, and a Cmnnntteo 
 of Pi'i\ik\i;'es. consistini;' of all the Senators pi'c>cn1 dui'in-- iUo 
 S(.'ssi(»n. is appointed. 
 
 Oi'KXiNo OK Paki.ia.mknt. — See Xew Pai-liament. 
 
 PitoitooATioN. — The Pi'oroH-ation is the po>tponement of the 
 l*i'oceediii,i;"s to another speeitied (hate. 
 
 <,)uoiir.M. — The Quorum of the Senate consists of tiflei-n mem- 
 her> inchidini;- thi- Speaker. If thirty minutes after the time C)f 
 meetini;", there is lU) (Quorum, the Sjieaker tai<e.> the chair and 
 adjourns the House till the next ^iltiui;' day ; thi' names of the 
 Senators jn-esent heini;' lak'cn ih)\vn ly tlie Clerk. 
 
 IJrr,Es ANO OimEits ok the J)av. — See Business of the Senate. 
 
 Senate. — The Senate or Tpjter House shall, sul)jeet to the 
 Provisions of the P> X. A. vVct, consist of Seventy-two Members, 
 who shall l)e styleil Senators. 
 
 Tlie numl)er of Senatois shall not at any time exceed Seventy- 
 ei<;"ht, uidess in case of the Admission of Xew i'^oundland, when 
 the number can be raised to l'a:L!;hty-two and the Thi'ee Divi- 
 »ions of ('anada : viz: Onfdn'n, Queber an(i the Maritime Pro- 
 viiurs shall be ef[ually re])i'e>»'nteil in the Senate. 
 
 .\t ]nesent the Senate i> composed of Seventy-seven >Men\bers 
 as t'oUows : 
 
 2") for the Pr('vince of Ontario. \>{. Division. 
 
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 British (Columbia. 
 Manitoba. 
 
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 exei'cised by the Senate, ai'e such as are froin Time to Tinic de- 
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EXPLANATIONS. 
 
 Persons desirous of tiiuliiiij; the seui or (.'oiistitiioiK-y oC a 
 mcnilier of either House, will loolc at the alphahetieiil list, for 
 the iKune wliieh ])reeee(ls the iminher of the plale coiitaiiiiiiii; 
 the portrait, followed l>y tl e name of the Division or Conr^ti- 
 tiieney wliich he rej)res('nt.- and the nuniher of his seat. 
 
 The [dates arc all nunihercHl, IVotn 1 to XXXV^I on the 
 leftdiand side at the hottoni ; tlic Constituencies or Divisions 
 are alphahetieally arran<i;ed ahove the portraits, nine on caeh 
 sheetH or plates and tiie seals on the diagrams are all nunihered 
 from 1 to 20G over the name.s. 
 
 To ascertain the name of a member, ioolc at the number cor- 
 respoiulini;' to his seat on the dia<jjram, wliere, with his name, 
 his Poi'lrait, Autograph, Division or Constituency can all be 
 found. 
 
 REMARKS. 
 
 In consequence of the Chani;-es noted at pai^c ISO, tho 
 dian'rams of each House, may, in some cases, be slii-htly inac- 
 curate, for althoui^h every seat occupied by the meml)ers at the 
 last session of I'ai-liament, is ])i-operly located, some slight 
 chant;;es may arise, from vacancies occuring, fron» the election 
 of new membei's or from members chaui^Mng place. 
 
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 Kii-st ix'tiirnt'il for tjie Local Lciiislatiirc, \. !>., in 1S74, and •; 
 for Ifoiisi- of CoiniMons at last licncral elections of 17 ; 
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 Bay. Ali;(>ma, Ont. Ji(»rn and educated in Scotland. P'irst • 
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 Ontai'io, in 1S75, and for House of Commons at last n'eneral •• 
 elections of 17 Septeiiiher, 1S7S, whei. elected over (Julonel ;■ 
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 and for the llcmse <»f Commons at last n'enerid elections of ; 
 17 Septemher, IS7S, when elected (»ver \Vm. 11. liae, former ■ 
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 ACIIILTiP. LAKUE, Advocate, (iuel)cc, P. Q. Boni at St. 
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 EDWARD OCTAVIAN CUT1]B1<:RT, Seig-nior of Ber- 
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 187"), and reelected at last general elections of 17 September, 
 1878, over Pieri-e Bellivcaii, by Ji majority of 220. — A Oonacr- 
 
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 BONAVENTUHE. 
 
 Hon. TllEODOlilO POBITAILLE, Physician, Quebec. 
 Born at Varennos, P. i^, 21> January, 1834. Educated at the 
 Model School of that place, in the T'litcd States, at the Seminary 
 of Ste. Thcrose, P. Q., the Laval University, (Quebec, and the 
 University of Mcdill's College, Montreal. Pepreseuts this 
 Constituency since 180^, and was reelected at last gein.i'a»l 
 elections of 17 September, 1878, over W. II. Clapperton, by 
 18'J majority. — A Conscrcatlce. 
 
 BOTHWEEL. 
 
 Hon. DAVID MILLS, L. L. B., Gentleman farmer, Clear- 
 viUe, Out. liorn in the Township of Oxford, Kent, Out., 18 
 March, 1831. Gi'aduated at Michigan Lirnversity. Was tirst 
 elected to represent Hotlnvell Co., in the House of Commons, at 
 general elections of 1807, and was again elected at last general 
 elections of 17 Sej^tember, 1878, over Mr. Hawkins, by a majo- 
 rity of 285. — A Liberal. 
 
 BRANTj I North Riding.) 
 
 GAYIX FLEMING, J. P. Retired Mercliant, Glenmorris, 
 Co., Brant, Out. Born near Falkirk, Sterlingshire, Scotland, 5 
 June, 1820. Educated at Falkirk. First returned to Par- 
 liament for present seat in 1872, and reelected at last general 
 elections of 17 Sc|»tember, 1878, over J. S. Crawford by a ma- 
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 WILLIAM PATlvIiSON, Manur:utnivr, J'.rantfonl, Out., 
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 iniltoii and Calc(l(^nia. lias sueeessivel}' reproscntod that Cons- 
 tituency since 187-. Was a^'ain elected at last i;'eneral elections 
 of 17 September, 18TS, over Alfred Watts, by a majority (.)f r.>8. — 
 A Liberal. 
 
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 AVILLLVM FITZSLMMOXS, lluilderand Contractor, IJrock- 
 ville, Ont. Jioni in the CcMinty J)onei.';al, Irt-iand, ''ducated at 
 Perth J)isirict (Jrajnmar Seliool. Sat for J>ro(dvville in Ontario 
 Legislature, from 18G7 to 1875. i^lected for present seat on 17 
 September, 1878, over J. I). lUiell, by a majority of 127. — .1 Con- 
 scrcatice. 
 
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 EDMUND LEAVENS CllANDLEP, Merchant, lirome. 
 P. Q. I^ '.Ml at Freli,Khsburo-, P. (^., 21 Deceinbor, 1821). Edu- 
 cated in<ho Province of (^ueliec, and the State of Vermont, U. S. 
 Is a representati'.e since 17 Se))tcml)er, lS7,s, Avlien he defeated 
 Samuel Willard Poster, by a majority of 281, — A Liberal. 
 
 BRUCE, (NouTH Riding.) 
 
 MAJOR JOHN (vlLLlLS, Farmer, Paisley, Ont. JJorn in 
 Scotland. Educated in the Parish of Kilcalmonell, Scotland. 
 Sat for pre;.ont seat since 1872. and reelected for the third time 
 at last n'eneral elections of 17 Sejitemlier, 1878, over his op- 
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 January, 1883. Ivlucated in the Town ot'Pei'tli. First returned 
 to Parliament, IT iSe])teinl.)er 1878 by a majority of To, over his 
 o])ponent the lion. Ivlward JihU-cc. — A Li.biral Conservative. 
 
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 WILLIA:\r McDonald, J. p. Mercdmnt, Little rilace 
 Bay, N. y. jjorn at I'iver Dennis Eoad, Inverness Co., N. S., 
 Oetoliei', 1887. l']diicated at St. Fi-auQois Xavier Collci;"e, Anti- 
 i;-oni.sli, N. 8. First returned to Parliament for jn-e.sent seat in 
 1872 and reelected at last _ii,-enei'al eleetions of 17 Se])teml)er, 
 I878, over N. L. McKay and Walter Youno-, by a majority of 
 805. — A Conservative. 
 
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 HUGH McLFOD, B. A. Barrister at Law, Sydney, Cape 
 Breton. Born at Lo^-ie Faster, Scotland, Noveml<er, 1848. 
 Educated at Sydney, Truro and McGill University, ^[ontretd. 
 First returned to Parliament, 17 September, 1878, defoatini;- N. L. 
 ]\lacKay and AV, Young by a majority of 901. — A Liberal Con- 
 servative. 
 
 CARDWEEL. 
 
 THOMAS WIIITF, Journalist, Montreal. Born in Mon- 
 treal, 1880. Educated at Ili^di School, Montreal. First elected 
 fin* present seat on 17 September, 1878, over Joseph PatuUo by 
 a majority of 257. — A Conservative. 
 
 CARIBOO. 
 
 JOSHUA SPEXCFE THOMPSON, Barkcrvillo, B. C. 
 Born at l^elfast, Ireland. Educated there. Settled in Bi'itish 
 Columbia in 1858, and is now ongai^cd in minima operations. 
 First returned to Parliament in 1871 ; reelected by acclamation 
 at ijeneral elections 1872 ; reelected at elections of 1874 and by 
 acclamation at last elections, 1878. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
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 St. .John ( Jrainmar School. I^'ir^t retiii'iicil to Parliament at 
 last i;'eiKM'al clectioDs and (lefeated llii^ I'ornicr nuMnl'er, S. B. 
 A})pl('l)y, hy a majority ()1";J1I). — Prnfectionist. 
 
 CAIIT.F.TOX, Out. 
 
 JOHN ROL'IIK.STKIJ, LumlKT Manulhc-tnici-, Ptichmoiid 
 road, Ottawa. JJorn at House's Poinl, X. V., 1S22, Kdueatod 
 in Canada. First returneil at o-eneral (deetions, 1872; reelected 
 at _t!;ciieral elections ]S74 ami ai;'ain on 17 8ei)tcml)er. IS7S, with 
 a majority of 1(!.S(! over John May, 'his f\v</ other opponents 
 hoing Messrs. Grant, and .S[)arks. — .1 Conscrrittiue. 
 
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 riFJlER BASILK I^KXOIT, J. P. Farmer, St. iruberl, 
 P. Q. Porn at Longueil, P. (^). I^ducated at St. llyacintlm (col- 
 lege. vSat for present seat, from 1S(;7 until 187-1: and from 1875 
 to 17 September, 1878, when reelected over S. T. Willett, by a 
 majority of 14. — A Conservative. 
 
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 HYPOLITE MOXTPLAISIP, Farmer, Cap de la Magde- 
 leine, P. Q. Born at Ca]) de la Magdeleine, 18o8. Fducated at 
 Three Rivers. First returned to Parliament for ])resent seat in 
 1874; defeated Na])oleon Fugorc at last general elections, by a 
 majority of 114(!. — A Conservative. 
 
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 ARTirUIi iriLL '<;iLLM:oii, jl-. Mill-Owncr, St. 
 ru'oi'i;-e, Charlotte Co., X. 15.. where he was l)(>ni 12 .March, 1S21-. 
 I'jdiieated at St. Andrews' (irainiiiar School. Sal lor Chai'lotte 
 Co., in N. B. Asseini)ly, tVoiii ls,i4 until ISiiu, ;md was in the 
 interval appointed J*rovineiai Secretary in ISii,'). First returned 
 for present seat in 1M74 and reelected on 17 Se])teinl)er, IS78, 
 over lion. John MeAdani, liy a majority of 2'iS. — .1 Liberal. 
 
 CHATEATTCtTTAY. 
 
 Hon. LUTIllvlJ HAMILTON IIOLTOX, Montreal. Born 
 in Souih Leeds. C)('tol)er, LSI7. Was Coniinis>ioner of I'uMic 
 Works fi-oni 2 to (i Aui;'ust, 1858 and Finance minister, from 
 May 18(>l:i to .^^arch 18(;4. Sat for .Montreal in Canadian As- 
 sembly, from IS.')! till 1857. Wa.s member i'or Victoria division 
 in Le,L!,'ish\tive C'ouncil of Canadti, from Septemlier, 18(!2 to 
 .May, 18011. Sat i'ov (yhatcau,i;niay in Legislative Assembly iVom 
 18(j;} until the Union. IJeturned to Commons at <i,oneral elections 
 in 18(!7 ; aii'ain in 1872; reelected in 1871 :ind at last general 
 elections, 1878, defeated M. L. A. Seers, by a ^Majority of ISO. 
 lle})resented Montreal Centre in the Local llouse, from general 
 elections, 1871, until 16 January, 1874. — A Liberal. 
 
 CHTCOTJTIMI cl- SAaUKNAY. 
 
 MAJML nOXOKICS FUXHST CIMOX, L. L. L. Advo- 
 cate, Chicoutimi, P. t^. Born at >[urray Bay HO March, 184!). 
 Educated at St. Ann's College, (^uel^ec Somimiry and Laval 
 University. First returned to Parliament, 1874 and reelected 
 17 September, 1878, over J. A. (lagne by u majority of 21>5. — A 
 Conservative and a supporter of Sir John. 
 
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 THOMAS McKAY, .A[erchant, Trui-o, N. S. Born in Co., 
 of Pictou, X. S., 8 January, 1830. Educated there. FirHt 
 returned to Parliament 1874, and reelected at last general 
 elections of 17 September, I878 ovei" A. C. Page, M. 1)., by a 
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 Hon. JOHN IFKXKY I'Ol'K, C.oksliiiv, I'. (^ l^oni in 
 Kiistoi'ii 'J'owii^liiiis. I*. (j|. IK'M tlic olllcc of MiiiistcM" ofA^-ri- 
 ciiltiu'c, IVdtn 25 OcIdIk'i-, 1S71, milil .'> Xovcnilioi", 1S7.'>. l-'ii-st 
 sat ii> (."aiiadiaii AsmmuMv, i'rom l-^.")" utitil tlio Union. Uolurncd 
 to (commons \>y acchunalion nt ^'oniM-al clc tioiis, 1S(J7 and 
 on liis aji|i()int nicnt fu olllcc; at .'j,'i'tu'ral olvctions l(S7li, an(l 
 a^-ain at i;'on(>ral cln-tions, 1S74. ili'dt'ctcd at last ^I'licrai 
 c'loctions, 187>^, and >\\"»i-n of tlio l?ri\y ('oiincil as Minislor of 
 A<^i'icultiuv, 17 ()('f(dior, IS7S. 
 
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 COUNWAI.I.. 
 
 DARBY BKIJdlX, y\. !>., Cornwall, ()iil. I5oi-n in ToiY)nto, 
 7 S('|>toini>or, iM'i). KdiicakMl al V A\ Colle«;-(!. (Ji-aduatod as 
 M. J), at University of.Mcdill Collouv. 1S47. Fii'sl roliirhcd to 
 Parliuincnt lor pi'csont scat, l>y ac(daniation at n'enoi'al elections, 
 LS72. J)eteated J). 11 ^[('Lcnnan at last i;-oncrai election.-. 1878, 
 by a majority or:>8. ^4 Omscrratice. 
 
 ClTMBElM.ANn. 
 
 Hon. Srii CIIAIJLKS TUPPKII, K. (J. M. (v., C. I)., Phy- 
 sician, Ottawa, Out. Porn in Aniliei-st, Ctimliei'land Co., X. .S., 
 2 Jnly, 1821. Kducated in Jfcn'ton, X. S. and Kdinl.nrn-h. Has 
 been a re])rescntative since 1S55. AVas a nienihei' of the Mxe- 
 ciitivo Council ofXova Scotia as Pj-ovincial Secretary and i'rinio 
 ATlnister, Cal)inet Minister I'oi- the Doniiinon, from June, 1S70 to 
 5 Xovember, IS7;}. and occu])ied dnrinf;: that period the jxisitions 
 of President of the Privy ('ounoil, Minister of Inland Pevenue 
 and Minister of Customs. Swoi-n as Minister of Public Worics, 
 October, I878, and afterwards Minir^ler of Jlailways and Canals 
 20 May, 1870. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
 niGBY. 
 
 JOIIX CTIIPMAX WADE, Q. C. Barrister at Law, Digby. 
 N. S. Born at Uranville, Annapolis Co., in 1818. Educated at 
 Annapolis Koyal, Sat foi* sixteen years in Nova Scotia Par- 
 liament during;" which jjcriod he w^as Speaker of that body, from 
 18G3 to I8G7. First returned for present seat, 21 January, 1878, 
 and reelected at last general elections, 17 September, 1878, over 
 Pcleg W. Smith, by a majority of 18. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
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 FOETUXAT EOULHAU. B. 0. L. Advocate, (Jiu'boe. 
 Born at Ste. (Ilairo, JJeaiU'c J)isti'it't, in IS,")!!. Ivluoatcd at 
 (Quebec Normal Seliool ami Laval rniversity. Sat tor ])rcNont 
 Constituency. IVom 1S7-4 until last i;'eneral elections wln-n re- 
 turned over !•'. Jl. .Marceati, I)}' a niajorily of (JTo. — A Liberal 
 Conservattce. 
 
 ORUMMONi:) iSc ARTHABASKA. 
 
 DESIIJK OLIVllOJi BOUKBKAU. J. P., :\[erchant, Vieto- 
 riaville, P. (^. Born at St. Pierre les l>ec([Uets, 21 Se))tenil)i'r, 
 1S;>4. I'iducated at Three Rivers and (,)ueliec. First returned to 
 Parliament, 27 (X'tobei', 1877 arid i-eelected on 17 September, 
 1878, for ])resent seat, over Ij. liainville, by a majority (»t' IGi . — 
 ^4. Comervativc and ProU'ct/oniat. 
 
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 JOIIX SVLV1':STFB- ROSS, Grain and Produce Broker, 
 Iroquois, Out, JJorn in Aultsville, Co.. Stormont, 1821. Edu- 
 cated at xVultsville and Cornwall. IJepresenled Dundas in Tpper 
 Canada Leu'islat\ire and i, »minion (iovernment, from 18(;i to 
 1872 and au'ain reelected for ])rescnt seat on 17 September, 1878 
 over A. J. Laflamme, by a majority of 17'.'. — A C<jmerratice Li- 
 beral. 
 
 DURHAM, East Riding ) 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. ARTlIUli TRFFUSIS ilFXFAGF WIL- 
 LIAMS. Born in Port Hope. Ont., 18o7. Julucated at Up|)er 
 Canada Collei;'e and Hdinburi^li University. Sat for ]>resent 
 Constituency in Local Lei;'islature, Ont., since 18()7 and elected 
 for present seat at last i;'eneral elections, over the former repre- 
 sentative Lewis lios.s by a iiajority of 4lK>. — A Conservative. 
 
 DURHAM, (We3t Riding) 
 
 WILLIAM IIARVF^^Y BUJiK, Farmer, BowmanviUe, Ont. 
 Born at Darling-ton, 1822. Educateil there. First returned to 
 Parliament, 1874. Jfeelected for present seat, 17 Septemlter, 
 1878, over liis opponent F. Cubitt, by a majority of 42. — A lie- 
 former. 
 
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 THOMAS AIJKKIJa 3Ieivliant. S(. Thomas, Ont. ]',oi-n 
 ill I']iii;'l:iii(l. Mdacatc'l in ('anada. I-'irst, rotunie(l to I'arliainoiit 
 i'ov |)i'(>sent s(>at on 17 Sv^pteiiiiiei", 1S7H, wlicii cloctcd over Colin 
 Ma<'(Iou^-alI, by 40 loajorit y. — .4 (ofiHercntirc. 
 
 KI.CrlN, (West Hiding.) 
 
 (;i'OIJ<;i<: KLLIOTT CASKY, H. a., J. p. Farmer. Fiii- 
 txu]. Out. iiorn in tlio Towiis]ii]i of Soiulnvold, Out., 24 Murcdi, 
 1850, Educated a1 Si. Thomas (ii-a:iimar Stdiool and Toi-onto 
 Univor>ity. Firsl rciurnod ro dominion ParliaincMit, for jii'osont 
 scat, ill 1S72 and a^ain in 1874, and at h-ist general el(MMions, 
 when he defeated his opponent M. Ci. Miinro, hv a majority of 
 112.— J Liberal 
 
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 JAMFS COLFdVUOOlvF PATTI':I^SOX. Barrister, Wind>oi-, 
 Ont. ]}orii at Aiinagh, Ireland, in ISHI), Fdiicated in |)ul»lin. 
 Sat foi" Fssex in tiie fioeal House, Out., i'roin IS75 until 17 Scj)- 
 temher, 1878 when eleeted for present seat, over Win. Me(;Jrei;'oi', 
 hy 278 majority, — xi Cuim'rcative. 
 
 FP.ONTKNAC. 
 
 Liei:t.-Col. (iFOiMF AIUFY KlRKPATlHClv, L. L. P.., 
 Q. C. l]arrister, Kingston, Out. Born in J'Cini^-ston, • D) Sep- 
 tenilier, 1841. Fdneated at Kingston (Iraminar School, St. Johns 
 lliii;h School, P. (^>., and Trinit}^ CoJle,u:o, I)iil)lin. Sat for )>resent 
 seat, from Ajiril 1870 imti! Last u'eneral elections when reelect(^d 
 by 81l-{ majority over his opj»onont J. Y. Feries. — ^1 Liberal Cau- 
 ser catice. 
 
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 PII<:RRK FORTIX, M. D. rhysieian inul Sm-.-'oon, Quebec. 
 Born at Verclitji-es, P. (}., ])e('emlier, 1S2;J. ivlucated at the 
 Montreal Seminary and McClill Colk\i;'e. Sat for present seat, 
 from 18(17 until 1875. and tor same Constituency in (^hieltec As- 
 sembly, from 1S(>7 to 1878. Was diii-inii; tiiat ]toi'i()d a member 
 of the Kxecutivc Council and Commissioner of Ci'own Lands 
 P. (^., and S|teakci' of the (Quebec Tx'.u'islature. Was v lee fed by 
 a majoi'ily of 7!>7 at i^cieral elections of 17 Soj>lenibei', 1S78 over 
 Ids (»pponents 1'. Lelioutillicr and M. Trembhi}'. — .4 Conscrrative. 
 
 OT.ENOAKUY. 
 
 JOIIX M<LKXXAX, Ptetired Merchant, Laneaster. Ont. 
 Born at AVilliatnstown, Co. CJL'n^ai-ry, Out., Fei»ruary. i>'"il. 
 Kducated in Countv Common Sehool. Fii-st I'cturned for r,re- 
 sent seat, ;it last ii'cneral elections ot' 17 Se|»tembei-, 18;,>, over 
 A. McXab, b\' a majority of (II. — .1 Liberal Come rvat ice. 
 
 ai.OTTCKSTER. 
 
 Hon. Tr.ArOTIIY WAFJPKX AX^-CiLIX, St. John, X. B. 
 Born and educated in Ireland. Sat in Local xVssembly, foi" St. 
 John Co. , N. B.. from ISOI to 1800 in wliich yi ai" he was a 
 member of the Executive Council, N. W. Peprescnted (ilou- 
 cestcr, in House of Commons since Confederation and Avas 
 elected Speaker, 25 Marcli, 1874 Avhicli ])()sirioii he l.ehi until 
 dissolution of Parliament. PetuiMied to present seat on 17 Sep- 
 tember, 1878, by acchunation. — .4 LiberaL 
 
 ailEXVrEEE, (South Riding.^ 
 JOIIX PHILIP WrSLPt, Distiller and Stoe 
 
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 returned to Parliament at last i:;eneral elections of 17 Septembei", 
 1878, over Ins oppo)ient John Dumbrille, by 27 majoi'ity. — A 
 
 Liberal. 
 
 O-REY, iEast Riding.) 
 THOMAS SIMPSOX SPROULE, M. I). Physician, Mark- 
 tlale, Ont. Born in the Township of Kin<^, Co. York, Ont., in 
 October, 1841]. Educated in Victoria University and Uiuver- 
 sity of Michiujan, Ann Arbor. Elected foi* ])resent seat on 1" 
 September, 1878 over Alfred (litford, by a majority of 581. — 
 A Conservative. 
 
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 8AMUKL JOHN LANE. Banistei-, Owen SouihI, Out. Vxn-n 
 :iii(l cducalcil in Kiii;'Iuiiil. I^'irst rotm-ned tor present .seat at 
 last genei-al elections oi' 17 So])temlier, 1S7H, over his opjionent 
 (Jeoi'^e Snidei' I'oriner rej)rcsentative. l)y a majority oi''2l',]. — 
 ^l Liberal Conaervatlre. 
 
 GrllEY, (South Ridino.) 
 
 (rEOJJGF. .lACKSOX, J. P. Retired Merchant, Hrewcr and 
 Malster, Durham, Ont. Born at lliitton. York Co., En_<;-Uind, and 
 ethicaled there. Sat for Clrey, from 1S54 to IS,')!, for Sontli 
 (irey, from Confederation to 187- and reelected on 17 Se]itemher, 
 187S over George LanderUin, l»y 8(5 majority. — A Consen'atice. 
 
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 ALFJMvl) OdDKX, :\rerc]iant and Mannfacttu'er, Canso, 
 (luyshoroiigh Co., X. S. J^orn at Port I'^lgin, X. B. I>1 Deceniher, 
 184r> and educated there. First retui-ned to present sent at last 
 general elections of 17 Septemher, 1878, defetiting his opponent 
 John A. Kirk]>atrick, hv a majority of liM. — A Liberal Conser- 
 vative, 
 
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 .Major DAVID TKOMPSOX, J. P. Miller and Farmer, 
 Ivuthven Park, J)eans, Ont. Born 7 Deccn\her, 18P>G, in the 
 Township of WainHeet, Co. AVelland, Ont. Kducated in Ha- 
 milton (Irammar School anil U. C. College. Sat for Iluldimand 
 ill Local Legislature, Ont., from 180;5 until Confederation and 
 for ])resent seat since 18(57. His majoi-ity over his opponent 
 X. F. Davin at last elections of 17 Septemher, 1878, was 106. — 
 A Reformer. 
 
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 Halifax, X. S. IJorn in Windsor, N. 8., 10 June, 1S2S. Kdu- 
 fated at the Colleuiate Sfliool, Windsoi-, N. 8. and U. C. Aca- 
 (Umuv, Coltoiii-u; ; U. (J. ('<>lle,i;-c T )i*ont(> and (^neon's Oolle^-o, 
 Kini;'st()ii, Ont. Fii'st I'etiirneil to )>i'eseut seat on 17 Sept(Mnliei', 
 1S7S, l»y Ji majority of (»(»!> over the foiMuer i-")>resentatives Hon. 
 A. <r. Jones and P. Power. — .1 .Librnil Consercatice. 
 
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 >rALACIlY BOWKS DAIiY, Barrister at Law and Notary 
 Public, Halifax, X, S. Born at (^nebee. Kdneated at St. ^[ary'8 
 (Jolle,:^e Oscott, En«;land. First I'eturned to jtresent seat at last 
 ;i:enei'al elections of 1" September, 1S7S, ovei* Hon. A. (f. Jones 
 and P. Power by a majority of (!0!> over the foi-iner. — .4 Liberal 
 
 Conservative. 
 
 HAT.TON. 
 
 Hon. WILLLVM MeDOUCALL, (\ U. Attorney, Toronto, 
 Ont. Hoi'n in Toronto, 25 January, 1S22. Ivlucated in Toi'onto 
 and at Victoria University, Coboni'ij:. Was a >[inister of the 
 Crown, from I8(i2 until October, 18()9 when appointed Lieutenant 
 (rovernor of Xoi'th West Teri'itories. Sat in (Canadian Assembly, 
 from 1858 to 180!}; in Local Legislature of Ontario, from 1803 
 until the Union an' in House of Commons, from Confederation 
 up to 18l!!>. His majoi'ity over liis opponent W. ,Mc(Jranley at 
 last general elections, 17 September, 1878, was 18. — A Conser- 
 vative Liberal. 
 
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 FRANCIS EDWIN KILVERT, Barrister at Law, Ha- 
 milton, Ont. Born \n the Township of Hamilton, Co. Northum- 
 berlaml. Out., 27 December, 1838. Educated at the Cobouri^ 
 Grammar S( hool. l^'irst returned for present seat on 17 Sej)- 
 tembcr, 1878, by a majorit}' of 2-15. over the first of his two op- 
 ponents Aemilius Irving and A. T. Wood. — A Conservative and 
 Protectionist. 
 
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 THOMAS EOBKRTSON, Q. C. Attorney, Hamilton, Ont- 
 Born in the Village of Ancaster, Ont., 25 January, 1827. Edu- 
 cated at the London and Huron District Clrammar School and 
 the University of Toi'onto. First returned for present seat, at 
 last general elections of 17 September, 1878 over his two op- 
 ponents Aemilius Irving and A. T. Wood, by a majority of 207 
 over the former. — A Liberal Conservative and Supporter of the Na- 
 tional Policy. 
 
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 WILLIAM JIKMJV ALLISOX. Mantiui, Xi'wjx.rt, X. S, 
 Born ill Xowpoi-t, X. S. and oilucntod in SiicUviJK', X. Ji. Sat 
 tor Hants In Li'uislativo AsscniMy, X. S., tVotn ISTI until 
 January, 1S74 an<l aii,ain I't'clcc-ttMl in Docombor, 1K74. First ro- 
 tiirnt'il I'nr ])r»'>ent seat on 17 So|)tomI)i'r. 1S7S, over W. U. 
 (loiuli;^, by a majority ot'iJ.SL — ,1 Conservative. 
 
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 JOIIX WIllTi':, Foundry Froprioior, l{>>slin, Ilastinii-s, ;, 
 Co., Out. l)(»rn in the C'oimty |)i)neual, Ireland, C .May, ISiJ.'j, : 
 Kdueateil at PuMic .Srhool. liallintra, l)()neij:;al Co., Ireland, lias.; 
 Ijoen a iJepresenlative since 1S71 and was r(>turned on 17 Sep- :• 
 tenilter", 1S7S l>\- a majority of 74 over Willard .1. I'arley. — '. 
 A (''i)isfrr((tire. '■ 
 
 \ HASTINas, (NouTH ruoixo.) ; 
 
 \ LiEUT.-Coi-. Hon. MacKFXZIK BOWFLL, .1. P. Printer ; 
 
 !;• and Publisher Belleville Out., and Ottawa. Born at IlicUin^-hall, •; 
 :•! Suttolk. Fnii-land, 27 Deeemher, 1S2;5. Fdueated in Fno'land and • 
 •i; Canada. Sat for ])res<>nt Constituency in House of Commons ;■ 
 ;• since ('onfedorjitioii in 1S(;7, and swoi-n a momhei* of the Privy ', 
 V Council, as Ministi'r of Customs, l!l Octohei", 1.S7.S. At last i;'e- ■; 
 ;; neral elections of 17 .Septemher, IS7S he defeated his opponent ;. 
 ;• E. J). O'Flvnn, l>v a majority of 25-1. — A Conserraticc. •'- 
 
 HASTINOS, iWkst Eim.vo., ■; 
 
 Lieut. Col. JAMES BPOWX, Belleville, Cnt. Born in • 
 
 Scotland in 1S2(!. Fducated in Canada. First I'cturned to Par- •. 
 
 liament foi* present seat in 18()'7, after the Union and success!- ■:, 
 
 vcly reelected at ireneral elections of 1872, 1 874 and tinally on J; 
 
 17 Septemher, 1878 when defeating lion. L. Wallhridge, by 251 :■ 
 
 niujoi'ity. — A Conservative. " " i 
 
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 I'Mitor, Moiitivnl, P. (^ Horn in 'l\'i'rel»()imo P. (^ (» M:iy, IS41. 
 EdiicatcMl Jit tlio .Ma.xson folli'uv Tt'ri-i'l)()nno and Xii-olel ('nlk\i(('. 
 I'Mrst n.'tiirnc'(l to JIouso ot Coninions at u'oncral flections of 
 1S74 and au'ain on 17 -Soptoinlirr, 1S7S, over L. (). David, l»y :i 
 majority ot'(I!>S. — A Comernitivr. 
 
 IIT^NTINanOX. 
 
 .IlTLli:S S(;illVFJ{, IIcMuniin-tord. P. Q. I5nrn at llonr 
 ndnii'ford, 2<I PebiMiarv, iSiid. Ivliicatcd at tlie TniversitN' of 
 \'crniont {•. S. Sat for present Constituency in (^iu'Ikt As- 
 neniltly. from 18(57 to 18(»!> and elected for llousi> (tf Commons 
 in 1S(J!) and returned to present seat in 1S72. 1S7 I- and finally 
 by acclamation on 17 Septembci", 1S78. — .1 Lihcnt/. 
 
 HtTlON, (C'ENTUB RlPIXrt.l 
 
 Hon. Srii PICJIAHl) JOIIX CA IJTWJJKi IIT. Iv. C. M. (J. 
 
 Kinii'ston, Ont. Born in Kini^^slon. 4 December, ISiJ,') and edu- 
 cated tliere. k!lat for Lennox ar.d j\ddini;'ton in Canadian As- 
 sembly, from 1S08 until tlio Uiuon and in tlic Ifonse of(!om- 
 mons, fi'om 18(57 to 187S wben electerl foi' ])resent. seat on "J 
 Xovember, 1878, over 8. Piatt, by a majority of 401. Was a 
 member of Privy Council as ^^inister of Finance, fi'om 7 ^'^o- 
 vembor, 1873 until Oct(.ber, 1878.-^1 Liheral. 
 
 HURON, (NouTH Riding.) 
 
 THOMAS FAIlPtOW, Farmer lilnevale. Ont. Born in the 
 Pari.sh of A^[uml)y, Tjinconsiiire, hjii^dand, 8 Marcli, \^'.V,\ and 
 educated there. First returned for present seat in 187- tmd 
 reelected in 1874, and at _<;'enei'al elections of 17 September, I878, 
 over bi^? op))onent AVm. Sloan, M. J), by a nuijority (tf 84. — 
 A Conservative and supporter of all sound measures. 
 
 HURON, (South Riding.) 
 
 MALCOIjM COLIN CAMFliON, Q. C. JJarristei- at Law 
 Godericb, Ont. Born in Perth, Co. Lanai'k, Ont., 12 April, 
 I80I. F^ducated at Knox College, Toronto. Sat for present 
 Constituency in House of CJfmiinons, from 18(57 to 1878 and 
 a.ii'ain reelected on 17 Septemlter, 1878 by a majority of 1(55, over 
 Eobert Porter. — A Liberal. 
 
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 MA.IOR FIJAXrOlS liEClIAHl), Fiinuoi-, Mount Johnson, 
 P. Q. Born in St. Mary, Co. ilouvillo, \\ il IS Ajjril, ls:}(). 
 KdiU'JittMl ill St. Jlyacintlio Col lone. First rcturni'd lor present 
 seat in ISilT and rcoleeti'd in 1S72, IS74 and tinaliy at last j;;e- 
 noral oloctions of 17 Sojitenilicr, 1S7S when ho doteaiod his 
 ()))})onent (;li;;rlcs Thihaiilt hy a majority ot'22!). — .1 LibrrdL 
 
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 SAMUFL M.uDOXNKLL, (I C. Barrister, Port-Ilood N. 
 S. Horn at St. Andi'ows in Ai)ril, ISIU and educated al the 
 (irauunar S(diool there. Sat for Inverness in Nova Scotia As- 
 serihly, from lSt»") to the Union and from 1S71 until Au-Mi^t. 1S72, 
 when elected for ]»resent seat which he successfully contested at 
 last ii'oneral elections of 17 Se])temlter, IS7S, defeatinii* his op- 
 ponents II. Camei'on and A. McJ^ennan, hy a majority ot" lO'J 
 over the fornier. — .1 Conscrratlfc. 
 
 JACQITES-CAKTIKli. 
 
 DESUJE (MIJOUAIM), Q. (\, D. C. L. Barrister at Law 
 Montreal, liorn al St. Timotlie, Co. Beauharnois, P. (^. 7 .lidy, 
 ISliO. Kducated at the Montreal Colloue and MctJill Univer.sity. 
 First i-eturned to Parliament for ])i'esi>nt seal, al last ;;eneral 
 elections of IT Septemher, 1S78, hy a majority of 2 after u 
 recount of votes, over the old re])resentative Hon. \l. La- 
 flammc. — A Conner caiive. 
 
 JOI.IETTE. 
 
 Hon. ].()U1S FRAN(;0IS (JFORdF BABY, q. C. Lawyer, 
 Jolictto, P. Q. liorn in Montreal on 2(1 Auj;ust, 1S34. Fducated 
 at Monireal (^oUeije and College of Joliet.te. First returned to 
 Parliament lor ]»resent seat in 1872 and reelected in 1ST4 and 
 a<;ain on 17 S(,'plemher, I878 over Jiis opponent F. B. (Jodin. hy 
 a majority of :{*J5. Sworn a memher of Privy (council, as Minister 
 of Inland 'levcnue, 2(5 Octoher, 1878. — A Comervative. 
 
 
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 JOSEPH DLLMONT, Mcrehunl und Farmer, St. Andre, Co. 
 Kamourjiska, P. Q. Born at St. Andre, l!> April. 1S47. VaIu- 
 cated at Ste. Ann's College. First returned to Parliament, for 
 ])resent scat on 17 September, 1H78, over C. F. Iioy, by a ma- 
 jority of 4. — A Liberal Independent. 
 
 KENT, N. B. 
 GILBERT ANSELME (lIPvOUARD, General Mercliant, 
 Buctouebe, Kent Co., N. B. Born at St, Mary's, Biietouobe, X. 
 B. Educated at St. Jose])li's College, Memramcook. First 
 elected on 17 September, 1878, over bis four o])])onents : J*. B. 
 Cutler, (ieo. McLeod, II. O'Leary and G. Y. Mclnverney, by u 
 majority of 74: over tbe former. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
 KENT, Out. 
 
 nUFUS STEPHENSON, Editor, Cbatbam, Ont. Born at 
 Springfield, Mass., U. S. Educated at Grantbam Academy, St. 
 Catbarines, Ont. Has represented Kent Co., in House of Com- 
 mons, from 18(57 to 17 Se]>tember, 1878 wlien be was again 
 reelected by a majority of 553 over Hugb .McMabon, (^. (.'. of 
 London, Ont. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
 KINO'S N. B. 
 
 JAMES DOMYILLE, Mercbani, St. Jobn, N. B. Born 20 
 November, 1842 and educated in England. First returned to 
 Parliament for ]>resent scat at general elections in 1872 ; again 
 in 1874 and tinally on 17 Septerabei", 1878 over Levi N. Sbarp 
 bis opponent, by 334 majority. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
 KING-'S, N. S. 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM BORDEN, B. A., M. 1)., Pby- 
 
 sician, Canning, N. S. Born in Cornwallis, King's Co., 14 May, 
 1847. Educated at King .^ College, Windsor, N. S. and Harvard 
 University, Boston, Mass. U. S. Sat for present seat since 
 1874. Defeated D. B. Woodwortb at last general elections, 17 
 September, 1878, by a majority of 2U5. — A Liberal. 
 
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 (Japtain AUdUSTINK COLIX ^[ArDOXATJ), J. P. .Mon- 
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 hMucateti at (rramniar Scl)(»ol, (ieoi'uctown and (.'oiitral Aca<lemy, 
 (vliai'lottc'towu, P. K. I. Sat tor Kini>;'s(j). in Local Assembly, 
 iVoni ISTU to the lime P. !"-. 1. entcreil (/onfeiiei'atii,!! and from 
 that time to November, lH7-> in Jlou.se of Commons. Klecleil 
 for |)i-esent seat on 17 Se])temher, IS7S over Mv. .Mel-'ayden and 
 Dr. McJntyre, l)y a majority of 1013 over the formei'. — A Liberal 
 Cotiservative. 
 
 KINGS, P. K. 1.-2) 
 
 EPJIPAIM BKLL MUTTAIJT, M. D., Phvsieian. Souris, 
 P. K. 1. Born at Cape Traverse, Prinee (^o., P. '\\. I., 7 .Afarch, 
 IS-}!). Kdueated in P. K. I., Sackville, N. B. an<l Harvard Uni- 
 vei'sity, ]3ost()n. U. 8. First retui'iied to Parliament at last 
 H'eneral elections of 17 .Se|)tenil>er, IH78, over Messrs. MeFa3'den 
 and Melntyre by a majority of 57'^. — ^1 Liberal Conscrcadre. 
 
 KINOSTON. 
 
 AJ.KXAXDIvU (iUXX, Merehant, Kin-ston, Ont. Born 
 at Burns, Caithness, Scotland, 5 October, 1S28. Educated at 
 Fors.s School, Caithness. First retui-ned to Parliament, for])rescnt 
 seat, at last u'eneral elections of 17 Septemlter. IS78, by a 
 majority of 14(», over his o})j)onent Sir John A. J\[acJ)onald. — 
 .1 Liberal lieformer. 
 
 I^AMBTON. 
 
 Hon. ALFXAXDFll M.vrKFXZlF, Toronto, Ont. Born 
 near Dunkeld, Perthshire, Scotland, 28 January. 1822. Edu- 
 cated at the Public Schools of Moulin, Duidceld and Perth. Sat 
 for present Constituency in Canadian Assembly, fi-om 18(11 until 
 the Union and represented ^Yest Middlesex in Ontario Legis- 
 lature, from 1871 until Oc^tober, 1872 when he resigned. Fii-st 
 returned to present seat in 18(J7 and consecutively reelected in 
 1872, 187^i, 1874 and at last general elections of 17 September, 
 1878. Was a member of the F.vecutive Council and Treasui-er 
 of Ontario, from 21 December, I87I, nntil October, 1872, and 
 Prime Minister of the Dominion (iovernment and Minister of 
 Public Works, from 7 November, 1873 nntil October, I878. 
 His majority over his opponent John A. MacKenzie at last ge- 
 neral elections, was 146. — A Jjiberal. 
 
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 DAXIHL (lALBIJAlTJl, Fanner, Almonte, On:. lioni in 
 (Jl!isii;()\v, Scotland, in the yetir 1813. Eclncatotl in the Townsliip 
 of J^unsay, Ont. Sat for jiresent Constituency in Local Le^'is- 
 Intuie Out., from l^ill until 1872 Avhen i-etm-ned foi- present 
 seat, reelected in 187-I- ly acclamation and on 17 September, 
 1878 over his opponent Joseph Jamieson, by a majctrity of 41^. — 
 
 A Reformer. 
 
 I^ANAUK, iSocTii Riding.) 
 
 .TOIIN (fKAlIA.M ]IA(H1AKT, Saw and Cn-ist-^lill Owjicr, 
 Perth, Ont. Born in Perth, Ont., l-i Novenihcr, 18;](;. First 
 returned to Parliament, for in'esent seat, at i;'eneral elections of 
 1872 and reelected in 1874, and in 1878 when opposed by F. T. 
 Frost who was defeated by a majority <>i' 'i24. — A Liberal Con- 
 sernitice. 
 
 T.APKAIRIE. 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. ALFPtFl) PINSOXXAULT, J. P., Farmer, 
 St. .7ac(]ues le Mincur. P. (^,. Horn at St. .Jacipies le .Mineur, and 
 educated at the Primary School thei-e. Sat for ]>resent seat in 
 ('ai.adian Assembly, from 18()8 until the Union. Petui-ned for 
 House of Commons in 18t!7, 1872, 1874 and auain reelecte<l on 
 17 Septeml)er, 1878 over Dr. L. A. Longtiii, by a majority of 
 (j:J. — A Conservatlce. 
 
 L'ASSOMPTION. 
 
 IIILAIRF 11U.HTEAU, Notary Public, St. Lin, P. Q. 
 Born at Contrecceur, P. (^., 4 May, 1887. Educated at L'A.s- 
 somption CoIIclto. First i-eturned for ]»resent seat in 1874 and 
 reelected at last <i:encral elections of 17 Sc|»tcmber, 1878 by a 
 majority of 1G9 over his opj^onent L. Foi-est. — A Liberal Conser- 
 vative. 
 
 T.AVAI.. 
 
 JOS FPU ALDERIC OULMET, L. L. B., Barrister, Mon- 
 ti-eal. liorn at Ste. Kose, P. Q., 20 May, 1848. Flducated at 
 the Colle,<T;e of Ste. Thei-ose, P. Q. and ii:raduated at v'ictoria 
 College, Cobourg, (^nt. Sat for present Constituency in Hou.se 
 of Commons in 1874, 1875 and reelected by acclamation on 17 
 September, 1878. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
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 K(.'in]ttvilU', Oiil. I>()i-M ill llio Towiisliii) of Killcy. Ia'cmIs, Out. 
 ami cdiu'utod tliere. lilectiMl ibr pi't'seiil seal in IS74. and a^-aiii 
 on 17 So])tcniljor, IS7S hy a iiiajority of IJO ovoi" F. Jones. — 
 A Liberal Comervatkw. 
 
 .T.KF."nS, 'South Ridixo.'; 
 
 Major, DAVIJ) FOIJD .lOXKS, A«;i-i(Miilura! Tm]iloincnts 
 >raiint'a(.'tui'ei", (ianano(|Ue, Out. l>oni al l)rockvilie, Onl. in 
 181S. l<](lu(.'ate<l at l'))|»oi- Caiiaila Collo^'c. Sal for ])resont 
 Constituency in Canadian AsM.>nil»ly, from ISCI until tlio Union. 
 First voturnod for jtrosent seal in 1S7;J ;nid reelected over W. 
 11. Fredenliur^'h, at u'eiieral elet'tions of 17 Septeml>cr, IS7S, hy 
 u majority of 121.-^1 Comcrciitice. 
 
 LENNOX. 
 
 Captain KDMUXl) HOOlMvU, .Merchant. Xapance, Out. 
 Boi-n in J)evonsliire, I'ji^'land, 7 July, ISlS. Educated in 
 (Quebec. First returned to Parliament on 17 .Seytteniher, 1878, 
 when elected over his opjionent lion. .Sir. 11. J. Cartwright, 
 l)y a majority of TIK — A Comnvaiivp. 
 
 I^EVIS. 
 
 Liei:t-Col. Hon. .lOSKlMl (JODEIJIC r.LAXCMlET. ^\. IX, 
 Physician, Levis, P. (^. Uoi-n at St, Pierre Piviore du Siid, 7 
 June, 182I>. Fducated at the (^uehec Seminary and St. Ann's 
 Collef;'e. Sat for ])i-esent C'onstituency in Canadian Assembly, 
 from 18()1 until the Union and for the same Division in (Quebec 
 Legislature, from 18(17 to 187"), during \vhi(di period he was 
 Speaker of the House of Assembly. First returned for ]>rescnt 
 sent in House of Commons at general elections of 1807, then for 
 Bellechassc in 1875 and again for IjOvis on 17 Sej)teml)er, 1878 
 in which instance he was elected over L. II. Frechette, by a 
 majority of 118. AVas chosen as Sjteaker of the House of 
 Commons at the opening of the Session 14 February, 187i>. — A 
 Liberal Conservative. 
 
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 Cntliai-iiies, Out. Wnvu nt St. ('uiliariiios, !(► .\[arcli, \x:V2. 
 Ivliu'ati'(l at L'jipoi- Canada Collc^i'. Sal toi* Lincoln in Canadian 
 As.xcniltly, I'roni lS(il until \xi'>'.i and then elected for Ontai'io 
 lieiiislatuio, in ls«i7, 1S71 and jsjt;. First iTtiii'ned Inr jn-esent 
 8eat at last i;"eneral (dections of 17 Se)itenil)er, lS7Sj over .lames 
 Noi'i'is, by a majority of ll(». — .1 '.^onm'rvniicc. 
 
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 .lOllX SCirULTZ, .M. J). AK'i'eliant, ^VinlU'l>.'^^ Manitol.a. 
 Hoi-n in Anilicr.stbiiri;, Lssox Va)., (Jnt., 1 ,1 , Miaiy, 1S40. 
 Fidtu'ated in Arts, at Olieidin, Ohio, II. S. and in .dedccine, at 
 (Queens Col loi;"o, I\ini;'ston. and X'^ictoi'ia Colleu'iN Toi'onto, Ont. 
 and li'i'aduated in ISCd. Appointed a Memlier of the l*]xeenlivc 
 Couiudl for the Xorth-West Territories, in 1S72. First returiu'd 
 to Parliament for present, seat in ^Farcdi, IS7I, mid ai;"ain in 
 1S72, IS7;}, L'^74 and linally on 17 Sei>temhef, 187'^, when 
 elected hy acclamation. — A Jjtbcrdl CotistH'catice. 
 
 PirTLlPPF BABY CASriJUrX, *Q- C., Advocate, (^lehec. 
 Born in the City of (^uehec in 1S27. Ivliicated at Ste. Ann's 
 Colle,i;'c. First I'etiirned to j)resent seat in House of Commons 
 at genei'al elections of 1S72, reelected in 1874 and ai,^ain on 17 
 September, 1S7H, when deleatini;; his opj)onent C Foui-nier, by 
 a majority of (j(i. — .1 Liberal. 
 
 I.ONnON. 
 
 Hon. JOIIX CAHLlXtr, Brewer, London, Ont. Born in 
 the Townshi]) of London, ^Middlesex, Ont., 23 January, 1828. 
 Sat in Canadian Assembly, from 18 December, 1857 until Con- 
 fedei'atioii anddurini;- which period was Receiver General in 1872. 
 Was returned for London Division in Ontario Legislature in 
 July, 1807 and held the portfolio of Minister of Aicriculture and 
 Public Works, fi-om that time up to December, 1871. Fleeted to 
 present seat in 18()'7 and aijain in 1878 over J. Walker, by a 
 majority of O'-l. — A Liberal Conservatice. 
 
 I^OTBINIERE. 
 
 COME ISAIE RIXFEET, M. D. Physician, Ste. Croix, 
 
 P. Q. Born at Cap Sante. Educated at Quebec Seminary. 
 
 First returned to Parliament for ])resent seat in House of 
 
 Commons, at last ,t>:eneral elections of 17 September, 1878 over 
 
 ' A. Cote, b}^ a majority of 111. — A Liberal. 
 
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 Taptain-Aimi TANT, CIIAULKS KhWlX KAriJJACir. 
 FjUMucr and Slii|t-()\\iu'i-, IjuumiImii'!;', N. S. IJoni in liinuMilmrii;, 
 lo.hily. 1S;U and iMlncati'd ihcri". l-'Jcctcil for lloiix- ofCuni- 
 iiioiw at last uiMioral idoctinns (»f IS7S, hy n majority ()l'T-<» o\cr 
 his o]i]»onont ('. Iv ('liurch. — .1 (\jnsi'rriitir>'. 
 
 JOSKIMl ()■('( )NNKI;L IJVAX, Harristor, Porta-v La 
 I'rairio, .\Ianitol»a. Born al l)iinn\illo, Ont., IS Doccmlu'i", 
 ISU. Ivlncatod at lJe<,no])olis Collouc, Kinnston. I''ii'^t vc- 
 tui'ned for in'cscnl scat, in IST') and ai;ain I'ouici'tod hy accla- 
 inati(;ii on 7 iK'coinln'r, IS7S. — A Lihernl. 
 
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 rinvDKIIlC llOUhK, .loumalist, Montreal. I'.oi-n at 
 Iiiviuro-du-Lonp (on liaiit), 2l> Scptemhor, lS-17. ivlucatcid at 
 the Coilt^uv ot Xicolot, l-'irst rolurnod to present seat at last 
 general »'le('t ions of 17 Septeniher, lS7So\tM' A. L. J)esanlniers 
 and (J. II, Vale, l>y a majority of 542. — .1 Xational Conserrtdive. 
 
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 LOUIS KIMIJJKM OLlVIIvlJ, M. I). Physician and Sur- 
 ,i;'e()n, St. Fei-dinaud d'llalifax, Co. .Mei;'antic, P. (^. J]orn at St. 
 Nicholas in IS4S. Educated at (Quebec Seminary and Laval 
 L^niversity where he was i;-i-adiiated. Elected foi' ])resont Cons- 
 tituency at last neiiei'al elections, 17 Septemher, IS78 hy a ma- 
 jority of MIU over his o]iponent X. Tin'<;'eon. — A Lihcral. 
 
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 P. (}. Born jit IJawdon, V. q. in IS.'iO. Kducatod at Ihc Colloico 
 of L'Assoin])tion. Sat for Montcalm in (^)iiel)oc Asseinlily, IVom 
 ]S(]7 until February, 1S74. Fir.st i-c^tiirncd to jti't'seiit seat in 
 IS72, i'ecIc('to<l l»y ac'claiiiatioii in 1874 and at last ^^'ciuM'al 
 c'lcctionsof 17 Se))tenili(M', IS78, ovorN. Forest, F. i)esl()n<:('liain}) 
 and J. Bi-ouillet, by a niajorit}' of ;>;]7. — A Cunservaticc. 
 
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 ATCJUSTF CIIAin.FS PiriLIlM*K IJOliFIiT LANDFiY, 
 B. A., J. P., Farmer, St. Pierre J\*iviore du Slid. Born at (^iielice 
 15 January, 1S4(). Ivliieated at (^>uel»ec Seminary, l^lected for 
 same Consiitneney in Ijocal House in 187,") and for present seat 
 on 17 September, 1878 over J. (). Carl.'onneau by a majority of 
 88. — A Comcrcatloe. 
 
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 PIEBRF Vi^X'FNT VALIN, .Merchant and Ship-F.uilder, 
 (Quebec. Horn at Chateau- IJiclior, P. (^>. in 1827. Fdueated in 
 (^iiebee. First returned to J*arliament, foi- (^)uebee i^last in Pro- 
 viiieial Assemldy in 1874. Fleeted for jtresent seat in House of 
 Commons on 17 Sej)tember, 1878, by a majority of 22(] over the 
 former representative, Jean Lanj^lois. — .4 Conservative. 
 
 MONTKKAI., Centre Eidino.) 
 
 Captain .MICHAEL PATRICK liVAN, J. P. JJotired 
 Mereiiant, Montreal. ]iorn at Pallis J)onohill, County Tippe- 
 raiy, Iindand antl educated there. Sat for j)resent (V)nstitueney 
 in House of Commons, during;; the Parliaments of 18(j8, 187'- and 
 was a.:;'ain ]'eeleeted on 17 Septemiier, 1878 by a majorit}' of 8O0 
 over the former representative B. Devlin. — A Liberal Conser- 
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 Out., 8 Oc'tolioi-, iSr.l. "^Kdueatcd at the .>r<)ntroal Colleuo. Fir^i 
 vctiiritMl to Parliament tor ]>rcseiit seat, on 17 S('])teiiilter, 1878 
 when eleetetl over his opijonent J'\ X. Archaiiihaull, liy a iiia- 
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 .MATJIKW IIAMIT/roX (fAULT, J. I'. Broker and In- 
 surance A_i;'eiit. .Montreah J)orn in Strahane, Co. Tyrone, 
 Ji'eland and educated thei'e. First returned for present seat, at 
 last jLCeneral elections of 17 8e))temhei-, 1878 over Wni. l)arliTitc, 
 by a majority of 1737. — A Conservative. 
 
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 ALKXAXDKTl VFIYVAl COCKHURX, Steainhoat-Owner 
 and Foi-warder, Gravenhurst, Ont. Horn in jjerwick. Co. 
 Stormont, Ont., 7 April, 1837 and ediu-ated tlu're. Sat for Xoi-th 
 Victoria in Ontario .Lc,ii;islalure, from 18(;7 until 1871. i^lected 
 for present t?eat in the House of Commons, in 1872, 1874 and 
 au'ain at la.st ii;enei'al elections 17 8e]»temher, 1878 when defeat- 
 ini;- his op|»onent W. K. OVBrien, i)y a majority f)f f)3. — A Jjiberal. 
 
 NAPIKUVII.T^E. 
 
 SrXTF COUPAL (lit LaPl'llXF, Farmer. Xapierville, 
 P. (J. Born at 8t. Cy]trien, 1 May, 182,") aiul received no edu- 
 cation. Sat for Napiei'ville in ('anadian Assembly, from 18(!3 
 until C'Onfederation. i'ilected for ])resent seat in House of Com- 
 mons, for Sessions, from 18(17 to 1871 and reelected in 1874, and 
 au'ain on 17 Se])teml)er, 1878 over Kusebe J5ureau, b}' a majority 
 of 132.— .4 Liberal. 
 
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 THOMAS EOBKTiT McIXXES, ,M. f)., C. .M. Physician 
 and Suro-eon, Xew Westminster City, 1). C. Born at l^ake 
 ', Ainslie, N. S., 5 Xovember, 1840. Ivlucat. • at X'oi-mal School, 
 ; Ti-uro, X. S. and Harvard University, Boston, U. S. First re- 
 turned for present seat on 2)) Mandi, I878 and reelected on 17 
 ; Se|)tember, 1878 ovei' James liobinson, by a major! ly ol" 80. — 
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 JOSrAlI BUR 11 PT.UMB, Nia^':n:i, Out. Born at East 
 Havcti, Conn., U. S. in I'^K!. Kdiicatcl in United Siato. First 
 ri'tui-ncd to |ii-os(.'nt seat in Jlouso of Cominons ll> Occomlior, 
 1S74 and aixiiiii iveleriod at last ircnei-al ol('cti<»ns of 17 8op- 
 tenilier, 1S78 l>ya majoi'ity of li votes after recount, over J'atrick 
 Jliii^lies. — A Con8erc<(tift\ 
 
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 I-IL\X(;oi.S XAVIIMJ OVIDK MP:TI10T, Fanner, St. 
 Piei're ies l>er<jiiels, P. i^. iJoi-n at (^iiel'ee, 1!( Septemiier, IS-iJi, 
 Fdm-ated at tiie Seminaiy of Qnebee. >Sat for Nieolet in (Quebec 
 l.en'i.-^latnre, from IS7I to 18 Deceniliei-, I877 wlien eleeted to 
 ))resent seat in iloiisi* ot" ('oninions and reeleetetl at i^-eneral 
 eleetions 17 Sejtteniber, 1878, over (Justavo Tiireotte, M., J), by 
 a maioritv of 7'jO. — .1 Cvmervatire. 
 
 NORFOLK, 'North Riding., 
 
 JOHN ('IJAlM/rOX,— Timber and Uumber Dealer, Lyne- 
 doeh, Ont. Born at Caledonia, Xew York, II. iS. 3 July, i82!>. 
 Educated at Cale(b)nia and Sj)rin_i:lielil, C S. Sat for ])resent 
 Constituency in lIou^e of Conimons >inoe 1S72 and i-eelected at 
 last elections of 17 September, 1878 over A. Wal.sli, by a majority 
 of 142.— J Li.hmtl. 
 
 NOUFOT^K, '«ouTH Riding.) 
 
 VILLI AM WALLACE, Editor, Siincoe, Ont. I^^orn near 
 (ralston, Avrsliire, Seothmd, 4 Febrnar\-, 1S20. Fducaied at the 
 T^arish School of Whithorn, Wi_^^ton>liire. Scotland. Eleeted for 
 House of Commons, in 1872, 1S74 and ai;'ain on 17 Se]>tember 
 1878 (leleatinj^ his ojtponent S. MeCall, by a majority of 307. — 
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 toinlier, ls;{7. Iviitcatcil at tlio Weslcvaii Collc^-e, Saci<villo, 
 X. 15. First rotiini<'(l (o I'arrianuMtt, i'nv ]l^o^cllt seal, on 17 
 SL'i)tonilior, 1S7<^, I'V a maj(M'ity ot'L'Ol over lion. Peter Mitdiell. — 
 
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 ALA.JOli JOSIOIMI KKKIJ'MJ, .J. P. (ientleman Farmer, 
 Kelwood, T()\vnslii|» ot' C'ratnalie, Co. X'ortliinniierlancl, Ont. 
 liorn ill Coll»orne, 24 >[ay, I.Sl'4. Kdiicated at Victoria Coileue, 
 ColxMii'i;; and L jijK'r (y'anada ('(dleiro, Toronto. Sat t'oi* present 
 C'onstitneney, diiriiii:,' tiie Parliaments of ]Sil7 and 1872, and 
 aiA'ain ri'electe<l on 17 .St'iitember, 1.^78, I'V ;i majoriiy of <»'! over 
 James Ji. Hi^'i^ai'. — A Cvnscnuitivc 
 
 NOlJTHUXrHF.IM.ANI^, Out., ^kst Riding. 
 
 Hon. JAMFS COUIvIUJPX, (,). C. Barrister, Ottawa, Ont. 
 
 Horn iieai' Perwieic, Kn!i:land, \?> I'Ydiruary, ISl!). I'^lueated at 
 
 IxTwicdv (irammai- School and U))]>er Canada Colieu'e. Sat in 
 
 Canadian Assetaiiiy from isfil until tlie Union, and was S(tlli- 
 
 ciioi- (ieiieral of Cpjiei' ('anada and Memlier of the Privy 
 
 Council, fiom ISu4 to 1X17. First returned for ])iesent seat, in 
 
 July. 18(57 and au'ain in 1872 hy acclaiaation. Was elected first 
 
 . Sjieaker of the Jlouso of Commons in 18(17 and reelected to the 
 
 ! s;.ime Otiice in 1S74. lieelocted on 17 Septemher, 1878 over his 
 
 • oi)ponent AV, Ken* l»y a majority of 88. — ,1 Liberal Conservative. 
 
 ONTAKTO, (^oKTn Riding.) 
 (rFOPCF WIIFLFR, .>[erciiant, Miller and Lumhcr Ma- 
 nufacturer, VillaLTC of C\hrid<;-e. Co. Ontario. Born in MarUham, 
 Co. York, (^nt.. 2 Sejitember, 18o(». [educate*! at Toront<j and 
 Victoria Colle,i;-e, Cobour^-, Ont. F'irst I'etunied to Parliament 
 for ]>resent seat in House of (commons, on 17 September, 1878 
 by a majority of 54 over W. 11. Gibbs of Oshawa. — A lie- 
 former. 
 
 ONTARIO, 'South Riding.) 
 FRAXCIS WAYLAXl) GLFX, Agricultural imptcments 
 ^ranufarturer, OshaAva, Ont. P»orn near Albany, Xew York, 
 U. S. Educated at Pochester, N. Y. First returned to Par- 
 , liament at last i;'enei'al elections ol' 17 Sejitcmbe)*, 1878 over 
 lion. T. X. (ribbs, bv a majority of 2U(j. — A Reformer. 
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 .TOSKiMI MKiniILL CUIJRIKIJ, Liinihor Morcliiinl, Now 
 I'Miiiliiir--li, Out. Ui)\'\\ ill tin; United States, in l^liO. Iviiicatc'l 
 jit Xorlli 'Vvoy, V. S. Sat ihv ])resoiit seat in Canadian As- 
 senihly, i'roni ISCI} until the rnioii. lias represented Ottawa 
 City in House ofConuiions, from iSd? until last <j:enoral elections 
 of 17 S(>])tenil)er, 1S7S when i-eeleeted (»vei- hr. P. St. Jean and 
 C. AV. Bani;-s, hy a nnijority of r>l>l. — J Libera} ('ouKfrratirc. 
 
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 JOSKPir TASSK, Journalist, Ottawa. Horn in .Montreal. 
 2'A OetoI.er 184S. Mdiu-ated at P.ourn-et's Colie.j^o, JJi.i;-aiid, Co. 
 Vandreuil, P. (^. First rctui'ned to Parliament for pi'oscnt seat 
 in House of Commons, on It Se])temhoi', l>i7>^ l)y a majority of 
 o!)') ovei' his ()])])Ofients, J)r. P. St. Jean and C. W. Pani^-s. — .1 
 Cotiserrntire. 
 
 OTTAWA, County, 
 
 LiEUT.-CoL. ALONZO WIMCHT, .Mill-Owner and Timber 
 Mereliant, Ironside, Hull, P. (^ P>orn at Hull, P. (}. 2() Fe- 
 bruary, 182"). Ivlueated at Potsdam Academy. X. Y. First 
 returned to Parliament, in 18()2 and sat in Canadian Assembly 
 fi'om that time until Confederation, Avhen elected to House of 
 Commons. Jieelected in 1872, 1874 and tinally in 1878 by a 
 majority of 1(52 t over J. A. Cameron. — .1 Liberal Conserratire. 
 
 OXFOlil ), iNoimi Riding.) 
 
 THOMAS OLIYKE, Retired Merchant Woodstock, Ont. 
 Born in Sutherlandshire, Scotland, and educated thei'e. Sat for 
 present seat in Canadian Asseml)ly in 18(J(>. Fleeted to House 
 of Commons in 18<I7, 1872, 1874 and ai!;ain at last general 
 elections 17 Soptcmbei', 1878 over J. H. Wood, by a majority of 
 1)03.— .'1 Liberal. 
 
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 JJossshiro, Scotlaiul, in 1sl!(!. ivliicati'd at tlio (iraiiunar .School 
 aiitl I'oyal Academy, tlioro. Kirst rcliinu-d for iii'i'sciit soai. on 
 2.'> May, 1874 and reelected ovin* ,los. (J ihson on 17 Sejileinboi', 
 IST'S, liy a majority of Mill. — .1 Rcfonncr. 
 
 Captain WII.LlA>r KLLIOTT, .Meirhani, Mea<lowvalo, 
 Ont. Boi'U near Meadow vale, Ont. 4 April, is;;7. ivlm-ated in 
 the County of Peel. I"'irsi returned to T*arliament, tor proent 
 seat in Jlou,>c of'Comnions at last ,j.^cneral elections of 17 Se|>- 
 tembcr, lcS7H when elected over llobert tSmith, l>y u majority of 
 81) . — A Conscrcdticc. 
 
 PERTH, (NoiiTu Riding.) 
 
 8AMUb:L ROLLIX JIKSSOX, J. l\ Merchant, Stratford, 
 Ont. J5orn in (bounty Antrim, Ii'eland, 25 Septemher, 1S21). 
 Educated at the Dundas (Ji-ammar School, (.)nt. First I'eturnod 
 to Parliament at last ti-eiieral elections, 17 Sei»temliei', 1S78, hy 
 a majority of bl] over James Fisher. — A Con&ercativc. 
 
 PKllTII, (South Riding.) 
 
 JAMRS TPiOW, J. P. Conveyancer, Sliakes].ear, Ont. 
 Eoi'n in Newtown, Monttjomeryshire, Xortli Wales, 1(> J)e- 
 cember, ]S2(>. lOdueated at Xewtown and Livcr|)ool. Sat foi- 
 present Constituency in Ontario Legislature, from 18G7 until 
 1871. Elected for Ifouse of Commons in 1S72, 1874 and a^ain 
 in 1878 against Doctor E. llornibrook, b}' a majority of 77. — 
 A Liberal. 
 
 PETEKBOROUaiT, Eart Riding ) 
 
 JOirX BURX^HAM, Barrister, Ashburnham, Ont. Born 
 at St. Thomas, Ont., 8 December, 1848. Educated at Peter- 
 borough and (4alt (Irammar Schools. First returned to Par- 
 liament at last general elections 17 Septembei", 1878, defeating 
 Thomas Buck by a majority of 23. — A Conservative. 
 
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 l-'irst ret unicil lo r;irli;iiiu'iit foi- |)rt'.>t'ii! xmI in llmisr •>!' Corn- 
 nioiis. ;it L'ist ncnora! «'U'cii(»Tis of 17 SrptcinlHT 1S7S, \>y a nia- 
 joi-jty of r.'T <'\i'r his (i])}i()?n,'iil .loliii Drrlriim. — .t Consfnurtict;. 
 
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 X. S. 1 .liilv, 1S21). 
 
 Ivlin-atod al Xrw (ila.- <^(»w, X. S. Sat for I'ictou in Xo\a Scotia 
 x\s.-H'nil»ly, from IS,')'.* until tlio I'nion and from 1S71 until July, 
 1S71*. I'iU'ctril for ])rt'.si'nt scat in 1S7l! and a^'aiii at last i^hv 
 iicral elections 17 Scptcmln'i', 1S7S, defeat ini;" his o]»|)oiients ,1. W. 
 ('arnnch;iel and .lolin .\ . haw.-on, hy a majority of ."Jl t ami !5(!!> 
 respectively. Sworn a .Memln'i- of the Privy C'ouncil .as Mi- 
 nister ol' ,Iu>tice in (.)etoiier, 1S7S. — .1 ('on.n'rrdtirc. 
 
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 LiF.rr.-Coi,. Ilor.I'lilT DOl'LT., .1. I'. Merchant, Pictou. 
 N. S. IJorn in the Town of Wick, Caithness, Scotland, in 1S2S. 
 Kducated in tlu' Pictou Aca(h'my. Islected for |»rcsent seat in 
 House of Commons in l^l'J. and au'ain on 17 Septend)er, 1S7si. hy 
 a !iiaiorit\' of 2r)() ovei' J. W. ( 'armichael and .".(>.') ovtM- .John A. 
 
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 I.(E1T.-C<.[.. JOIIX POrPOlJK, l-'anner. [jimher Manu- 
 i'acturer and Miller, Chichester, Co. Poutiac, P. <^. P>oi'n 
 in lvlward>hiiru-, Crenville, in 1S17. I*!ducated in l'ot>dam, 
 State of New \'oi'lc, V. S. Sat in Canadian .\ssemhly. tVom ISdl 
 until the l^nion. liepresenle<l the County of l*ontiac in the 
 C^U(diec Til n'islat'.ire, from 1S(!7 to 1S7^. j']|ect«'(l to ])resent seat 
 over Thomas Murray, on 17 Sejdemhei', 1S7S, hy a majoi-ity of 
 207. — .4 C'insirratiite. 
 
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 EOCII PA.MIMIIJ.K VALLKK, Notiti-y Pul.lic- :iihl .Icm- 
 iialist, (^(lol)ot'. Jioi'ii !it Si. Thomas, ^lontina^iiy, '2S M;ty, 
 1S4S. KiIucmIcmI at tlio Colloi^v of Sto. Ain.o Lai)oetiti6io, P. (\j. 
 Kii'st I'otunuMl to ParliaiiU'iit at last i;\'iioi'al ok'ctioiis, aflei- a 
 i'e(.-(jmil of votes, )>y a iiiajority of '.','.'> over i>r. K. A. I)c St. 
 (ioorgcs the fonnor i-ej>reseiitativo. — A Catholic ('i)n.^ercafii}e. 
 
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 MA.IOIJ FELIX POrTlllKIi, J. \\ Maiiiifaelin'er, Vaiik- 
 leek-JIill, Out. l^oni at St. Placide. 'Jl May, 1S27 and e«liicate<l 
 thiM'i'. l^lected to [H'esciiit seat in ll.oiisi\ of Conimoiis, at last 
 i;-en(M'al eleetions 17 Se])temln'i", ISJS, hy a majority (»f 4 over 
 Alliert Ilai;-ai' and Aiii;'us Ilarkett. — .1 (^n^icrrclic*'. 
 
 PRINCE, P. K. I -111 
 
 .TAMILS VMO. Merehant, Shii.-IJuilder and Shi]. Owner, 
 Poi-thill. P. Iv I. Born at Poithill in iS.'J'i and ediu-ated there. 
 Sat in the Prince Kdward Ishmd Assemhly for some years j>re- 
 vious to the Union, and was also a .Menihei" of the M.xeeutive 
 (Vmneil of P. \\. 1. i^lected for jiresent seat in 187^5, on I*, i^. i. 
 entering tlie J)ominion, ayain in 1S74 and linally on 17 Se)»- 
 temlier, 187S hy a majority of 111 over C. Ilomatt and 22,") over 
 S. F. Perry. — .1 Liberal. 
 
 PRINCE, P. E. I.-'^> 
 
 FDWAPl) UACMvKTT, Tii^nish, P. K. 1. Porn af Ti-ni^h 
 in 1840 and ediu'ate<l there. Sat in Loeal Assembly, P. !•]. 1.. 
 fi'om 187(5 to 1878 Avhen returned for present seat, l»y a majoi'ity 
 of oO over C Ilomatt and 1(14 over S. V. Perry at last i;eneial 
 elections of 17 September, 1878. — ^1 Comervattve. 
 
 PRINCE EI)WAR1>. 
 
 JAMKS SIMKOX McCUAKi, Steamboat-Owner and For- 
 warder, Picton, Unt. Porn at Picton, 2!> Se)»tembei-, 18P.> and 
 educated there, i^lected for present Constituency in Ontario 
 Lt'U'islature, in 1871. Fii'st retui-ned for ])rescnl seat on 17 
 September. 1878 over J. M. Piatt, by a majority of 2!M).— /I Cnn- 
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 ('.•UcmI at MoiitiiMl Collcm' and ^Tadiiati'd at _Mc(Jill rnivcrsii y. 
 Was a tuiMiiltcr of tlir Ivxcciilivo ('ouncil of Xorth Wo>t 'I'l'rri- 
 ini'irs in 1H72 and Attornex' (ionci-al of Maniloiia, troni S.)iil\- 
 until L5 Decoinbor. 1S74. .Sat t'oi- Baic St. Pan) ii. I^i'ovincial 
 Ji('<4islaiui(', Manitolia, tVoin 1S7<I until 1S74 wliou I'U'ctcMl to 
 House of Conimons, hy arclaniation. lii-t'liTtcd ioi* prcsonl 
 .-cat at i;tMK.Mal oloctioiis of 17 So[»tonil)or, 1S7S, a<;ain hy act-la- 
 niatioii. — A ( '(jiiHrcdilci'. 
 
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 in the (-ity ol"(^)u(.'licr. February, IS^d. lOducated at the (Jutdiee 
 Si'tninary. I'"ir>t returned lor present seal, on 4 ^'ovi'mher, 
 iS77 and reelected at last i^'eneral el^'(•tion^ 17 Septeinher IS7S, 
 1>N' a inaioriiv i>r2]I> over .lames (!ilil» Jvoss. — lioiiiicndt'ht. 
 
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 ]loN. WILKJill) LAUKIKR, B. C. L. Barrister, Artha- 
 haskaville. P. (^>. Born at St. Lin, L'Assoiiiption, 20 Xovemlicr, 
 1S41. "dueated at J/Assonij)t ion ('(tile^'e. Sat I'oi- Drununoiui 
 and Arthahaska in (^Miehec Assemhiy, from IS7I until 1S74. 
 Mleeted for Drummond and ArthahasKa in House olCommous, 
 in 1S74, and for ])resent seat, on September, 1.^77 on acceptance 
 ofOiti<'e in the ('ahiiu't as ]\[inisterof hdand IJevenue. and aL;'ain 
 on 17 Septemlier, IS78, by a majority of 77S over I*. Vailierc\ — 
 .4 Liberal. 
 
 QUEBEC, West.) 
 
 THOMAS Mc(iRh:KVY, Contractor and Cai.italist, Quebec. 
 Born in Ireland and educated there. Sat for Stadacona .l>ivision 
 in Ijei;islative Council ol' the Province of (Quebec, fr()m ^'o- 
 vember, 1S(;7 until 1S74. Klected to ])resent seat, in 1S(I7, 1^72, 
 1874 and auain by iicelaniatiou on 17 September, 1S7H. — A 
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 JOSKPir IMIILIPPK KKXK ADOLPIIl': rATU)X, P.. ('. 
 L., Q. C JJnrristoi', (^uel»o(-'. IJoi-ii in the City of (^lU'licc, in 
 1848. l'](hR-ato(l at the (^Miehec SiMiiiiiary, (^nehee Laval rni- 
 versity and Meiiill rniversity, Moiiti-ral. Fii-st j-etiii'iied I'oi' 
 present seat in lS7i5, I'eelecled in IS74 and ai;-ain at last i^eneral 
 elections of 17 Sej^tenihcr, 1S7S hy a niaj(ji'ity of (ili'J over Hon. 
 I. Thihaiideau. — A fjiheral Comercaiice. 
 
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 rJKOlJGK (rKlL\LD K1X<;. Merrhanf, Chipman, Queen's 
 Co., N. H. Jjorn in S|)rin<j!;Held, Kini;''s Co., X". B., 11 Deeemlier. 
 18o(i and educated there. , First retuiMied to ])resent seat in 
 House of ("oinnions on 17 Se])leiiiltcr, I.S78 h\' a inajoi'ity of OU'* 
 over J*i. S. Wiiiiiin.s. — ^1 J.ibcro/. 
 
 QUEEN'S, N. S. 
 
 SILAS TlvRTIUS KAND HILL, Merchant. Liverpool, 
 N. S. P>orn in Liverpool, N. S., !> September, 1842 and educated 
 there. Elected for (Queen's Division, N. S. in Jlouse of Coiu- 
 iTions, on 17 Scptemhei", 1878 liy a majority of !>;> over his op- 
 ])onent I). Ft)rbes. — A Liberal Con^crvatice. 
 
 QUEEN'S, P. E. I.-(i) 
 
 Hon. JAMES COLLEIKIF POPF, Merchant, IJavenwood, 
 Charlottetown, P. E. I. liorn at J)edo<iue, P. E. I. in 1S2() and 
 educated there. Sat in P. F. L As.sembly, from 1857 until 1S78 
 and from 187i> to 1870 during- which |)eriod he was Premier oi' 
 the Executive Council, from 18(i;") to 18()8, from I87O to 1872 and 
 in IS73. IJeturned foi* present seat in the House of Commons, 
 November, 187(5 and a,i;'ain on 17 ScplemlxM", 1878 over P. 
 Sinclair and W. Mctfill, by a majority of88;>and KlO.'i res])cc- 
 tively. Sworn a Member of the Privy Council as ^Hnistcr of 
 Marine anil Eisjieries, October 1878. — A Comervatlve. 
 
 QUEEN'S, P. E. I.-(2) 
 
 FEEDEIHCK De Ste. CJJOIX BHFCKFX, il C. liarristcr, 
 and Attorney, Charlottetown, P. E. L P)Orn at Charlottetown, 
 9 Decemb( r, 1828. Fducatcd tit the Central Academy. Sat in 
 
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 ilial jiiM-iod Ik- Iu'!<l tilt' ( Mii'-o of A ttoi'iu'V ( Joiiuiiil in tlio lOx- 
 I'cinivc (.'omicil, tVuin Si')itiiiilK'i-. IS7I lo Aj»ril, l^Tli and from 
 Aju'il, ISTIi to AiiMii^i. )>T''. I'^k'cttMl to ])ro>(MiL seat on IT 
 Si']itcMnlitM-, 1S7>! Iiy ;i iii.tj'-iit y oi'TlWovci' 1*. .Sin(d:;ir and ^hlO 
 over \V. Mc(iill. — A Cntisj rrdiirc. 
 
 nr:NFHi-:w, 'North kiding.) 
 
 PKTKIJ WliiTi:, Liiiiiln- Mc^icliaitt, I'miluoko, Out. 
 IJoni at Poml'i'oki', o<l Auuu>t, HiJS ami rdiicati-d tliere. Sat. 
 for prcMMit i-i-at, fi-om ISTM milil Xovctiilior, 1S74 and icclecicd 
 at last general I'loctions of 17 Scjdi-niNor, IS7S ovci" James 
 l^'indlav l)\' a maiorjiy of ;},"),']. — A Const /•(■(itirc. 
 
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 WILLIAM HAXNlvlLMAX, Liimhorman, (iroonlaw. IJen- 
 frow, (Jnt. J^orn in the rari>^]i of Kildoiian, Sntlicrlantlsliiie, 
 Scotland, 5 Novcinlicr, 1^'U. I-]dii(.'atc'(l in Ilchnsdale. h'irst 
 rotiiriK'(l to Parliament, for |)rt'M'nt scat in House ot"(.'omnn»ns, 
 on 17 Sc'|)toml)iM', l"-!^, I'V a maj.^j-ity of 224 over \i. C-amj>lie!l. — 
 A CoHtienuitire. 
 
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 (JK(JK(;K JLVDDOW. I.nnil.cr Merrhant, Dall.onsie, X. II. 
 Born in I)(tit;j;!asto\vn, .Miramielii, \. 1). Id December, 1>^.")8. 
 Kdiieated at Nortliiim!ierlan<l (Jrammar School. First returned 
 for ju'eseiit, s -at in Hons(! of ('ommons 12 January, 187S and 
 a;:-aiii reelected I'}' acclamation al la>t general elections of 17 
 Sej item her, IS7H. — I niJe pendent. 
 
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 LOUIS IIUKT MASSIJK, (Gentleman Farmer, Varenncs. 
 P. (J. Born at Varenruss, IJ Novemher, 1828. Kducati'd at the 
 Colloije of St. Jlyacinthe, P. (^. Fii-st retui-ned to Parliament, 
 foi- l>resent seat, on 17 Scjitemiiei', 1878 wlien elected over the 
 foi'mer rejM'escntalive J. (t. BarLlie, by a majority ot IK). — 
 A Liberal Conservatice. 
 
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 Hoi'ii at Ai'iclial, 2S Aiiuiisl, 1S2S and cliu-att'd llu'iv. Sat tor 
 Kiclmioiid ill Nova Scotia AsseiiiMy, from IS.'iT until .lamiary, 
 lS74aii<l was all that tiiiK' Mi'iiilitT ot" the Kxeciitive Council. 
 J'^ii'st returned tor |(resc.iit seat at y'enei-al elections of 1874 and 
 reelected on 17 Se|»teinl»er, 1H7H, when he defeated his oj>poneiit 
 II. Heiioit, ly a niajority of 114. — .1 Reformer. 
 
 liiciiMONn &^ woi.fi:. 
 
 WILLIAM lUJF.LOCK IVKS, A,i?ricultnnst. Sherhn.olvo, 
 VAl- l)oni in the Township of Coinpton, J*. (2- 17 Xovemher, 
 isH. I'Mucated in Coinptoii Academy. I'^irst ri'turneil for 
 present seat in the llou.se of Commons, on 17 Se|»temlter, ls!7S 
 hv a majority of(il5 over lion. 11. Aylmer. — A 'Johacrcaticc. 
 
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 JKAN-BAPTISTK ROMUALD F1S1<:T, .^[. I>. Physician, 
 irimouslvi, r. (l liorii at St. Cuthhert, P. (I 7 Fehruary, lH4:i 
 Educated at Montreal Collei;e and Laval University, (^nelxK'. 
 First Fleeted to ])resent se;it in 1S72 and reelected in 1S74 and 
 at last ixeneral elections 17 September, 1S78. over Hon. IL Ti. 
 Lang'evin, by a majority of 449. — A Liberal Independent. 
 
 HOTTVII.T.K. 
 
 G FORGE AUCJUSTF GHrAULT, Notary, St. Cosaire, 
 P. Q. Jiorn in St. Mathias, P. (i, 2;j November, lH4o. Edu- 
 cated at St. llyacinthe College. Elected to re])resent ilonville 
 Constituency in House of Commons, on 17 September, 187'*^, by 
 a majority ofliS over G. Cheval. — A Conservative. 
 
 RUSSEI.T^. 
 
 Hon. JOHN O'CONNOR, Barrister, Ottawa, Out. Born 
 at Boston, Ma.ss., U. 3. in January, 1824. Educated in Fssex 
 Ont. Sat for Essex in Canadian Assemlily, in 18b'8. First re- 
 turned for present seat in 18(^7 an<l reelected in 1874 and at last 
 general cleetion.s 17 September, 1878, over Ira Moriran, by a 
 niajority of 515. Was a member of the Executive Council and 
 President of the Privy Council, from 2 July, 1872 until 4 March, 
 187;{ ; Minister of Inland Kevenue, from 4 March, until 1 July, 
 i87o ; Post-Master (ieneral, from 1 July, 1873 until 5 November, 
 1873 and was 8Worn in as President of the Privy Council on 17 
 October, 1878. — A Conservative. 
 
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 LOUIS TKLLIKH, Liiwycr, St. Il.yacintlio, P. Q. Boni 
 at IJertliioi- (en l)!iut), 1*. 1^,, 2-4 J)('fomU!f, ISU. Kducated at 
 the (.V>lloi^o of .loliotte. I'^irst rotiiriiod to Ilotiso ot'C-oiiiinons, 
 at last u;t'nci'al elections of 17 Sopteniber, 1S7S, when elected 
 over 11. Merciei", \ty a majority of (>. — A Comer rat ire, 
 St. JOHN, N. H. (CiTY-i) 
 
 Hon. ISAA(; JiUIiPKK, Retired Merchant, St. John, N. H. 
 Born at Shettieid, Kn^'land, 28 Xovemher, 1825. Educated at 
 the C/<»unty (Jraniniar School there. First retui'iied to Par- 
 liament for ])re>ent seat, in 1872 and i-eelected in 1874, and 
 a^ain on 17 Septemher, 1878, hy a majority of 50(1 and 7l>5, 
 over G. K. Kini;' and A. L. Palmer respectively. Was a inemhor 
 of the Privy Council and Minister of Customs, iVom 7 Xovemhor, 
 1874 until IC Oetoher, 1878.—^ Liberal. 
 
 St. JOHN, N. H. (CITT.-2) 
 
 CHARLES WRSLKY WKLI^OX, M. A., Q. C. Barrister 
 at Law, St. John, X. B. Born at Richihucto, X. B. 27 Fehruary, 
 181)0. luliicated at Richihucto (frammar School and Kinj^'s (Nd- 
 leu;e, Windsor. N. S. First elected at last {jjeneral election 17 
 Septemher 1878 over ^fessrs. Ivinuj aiid Palmer hy a majority of 
 'SCtO. — Opposed to present Government. 
 
 St. JOHN, N. B. (City AND County.) 
 
 Hon. Sir SAMUEL LFONAIH) TlLIiKV, K. C. M. (f., 
 C. B. Jietired Chemist and Dru^ufist St. John N. B. Born at 
 Gagetown, (Queens Co , N. B. 8 Ma}', 1818. Educated at the 
 County Grammar School. Sat for City of St. John in Jjei>isla- 
 tive Assembly of Xew Brunswick, from June, 1854 to June. 
 185(>; from June, 1857 until March, 18G5 and from 18()i; until 
 the Union. Durinjij which period was a memher of the Exe- 
 cutive Council as Provincial Secretary, from November, 1854 
 to May, 185t) ; from July, 1857 to Marcli, 1805 and from April, 
 IStlO until Confederation. From March, 18()1 to March, 18()5, 
 was Leader of the Government. Elected to present seat in 
 House of Commons, from 18<j7 to 187'^ and at last i!;eneral 
 elections 17 September, 1878 on vvliich occasion waw elected by 
 a majority of over J. S. B. DeVeber. Sworn in of tlie Privy 
 Council as Miidster of Customs, 1 Jul}-, 18<)7. Was Lieut. -Go- 
 vernoi- of Xew Brunswick, from 15 November, 1873 until 11 
 July, 1878. Member of present Administration and Finance 
 Minister since October, 1878. — A Liberal Conserrative. 
 
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 KRAXCOIS noUllASSA, Fanner, La^adie, P. Q. liorn 
 at Lacadie, Juno, 1S1;{ and educated ihei'c. Sat li»r present Cons- 
 tituency in Canadian Assembly, from IS54 until the Union. 
 Eeturne<i to ll<uise of Commons in 18<)7, 1H72, 1S74 and ree- 
 lected at last j^eneral electionn of 1" Sc|)tember, 1878 by a 
 majority of 1!>7 over C. Loupret. — A Liberal. 
 
 St. MAURICE. 
 
 LiKrT.-CV)L. LOUIS LEON LKSIKUR DRSAULNIEKS, 
 M. J)., J. P., Physician, Montreal. Born at Yamachiche in 
 182IJ. Educated at Seminary of Nicolet. First retui'ned to 
 Parliament in 1854, and reelected lor the Hfth time 17 Sep- 
 tember 1878, over C. J. I^emington, by a majority of 80. — .4 Con- 
 servative. 
 
 SELKIRK. 
 
 DONALD ALEXANDER SMITH, Ex-Ciovernor of the Hon. 
 Hudson Bay Company, Montreal. Born in Scotland in 1821 
 and educated theie. Ajipointed a member of the Executive 
 Council for North-Wcst Territories, October, 1870. Sat for 
 Wijinepeg and St. John in the Manitoba Assembly, from 1871 
 until January, 1874. Fii-st returned to present seat in House of 
 (Commons, in 1871 and reelected in 1872, 1874 and aj^jiin on 17 
 Septembei", 1878 when defeating Jlon. A. Morris by a majority 
 of !>. — A Liberal Independent. 
 
 SHEFFORn. 
 
 Hon. LUCIUS SETII IIUNTIN(rTON, Q. (V Barrister, 
 Waterloo, P. (l Wn-n at Compton, P. Q., 2(; .May, 1827. 
 Educated in Canada. Sat in Canadian Assembly, from 18(51 
 until the Union and was a member of the Executive Council of 
 Canada as Sollicitor General of Lower Canada, from Ma}', 18()3 
 to March. 1804. Ueturned to present seat in House of (Nimmons, 
 in 18(17, 1872, 1874 and reelected at last general elections of 17 
 September, 1878, by a majority of 228 over J{. Nicol and 1142 
 over M. Auger. Sworn a member of the Priv}- C-ouncil, 20 
 January, 1874 and was President of tliat body uj) to M October, 
 1875, when ap|)ointed Post-Master General, which position ho 
 held until October, 1878. — A Liberal. 
 
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 TJIOMAS IJOHIvlJTSOX, Ban-istor, lian-in^-ton, Out. 
 Born at Barriiioton, Shelhiinio Co., N. S., IIJ So])teiiil)ei', 1852 
 and ediicarod tlioro. I'^ii'sl retiii'iiod to Parliament for pi-i'sent 
 seat, at last gonoi'al elect ions of 17 Se|)tejnlier. 1S7S hy a 
 majority of 770 and (»!> over lion. T. Coffin and U. V>'. Freeman 
 ros](ect i vely . — .1 Jjibcral. 
 
 SHEIIBIJOOKE. 
 
 KDWAIM) TOWLF BBOOKS, M. A., Q. C. Advoeate, 
 SlierhrooUe, V. Q. Btn-n at Lennoxville, Co. S|iei'l)rooke in IS.'JO. 
 Educated at Dartiunoutli Colle<;-e. Xew Hani|)sliiie, U. S, First 
 returned to Parliament foi* jn-esent seat, in 1S72 ulien electe<l 
 l»y acclamation and i-eelected in 1S74 and at hist i;eneral 
 elections of 17 8epteml)er, 1S7S, also Ity acclamation. — .1 Con- 
 sercatire. 
 
 STMCX)F:, North Kioinci. 
 
 DALTOX MrCAirniV. (). C. Barrister, Barrie, Out. 
 Born at Oakley Pai-k near l)ul»lin. [reland. Ki October, is:5(). 
 KdiU'ated !it Phn-krock and I)ul>lin, Ireland and in Barrie, Ont. 
 I"'irst returned to Pai'lianient for Cai'dwell, in House of Com- 
 mons. 14 Decemlier, 1S7(!. Filected to jn-esent seat on 17 >Sej)- 
 temher. IS7S over 11. II. Coolc. — .1 Comervatirv. 
 
 STMCOK, (South Kidimj.) 
 
 .M.\.j(.» WILldAM JAiniUTIIFBS LITTLK. .1. P. Agri- 
 culturist Allandale, Ont. Born in Kni;land. [educated at 
 Ik'di'oj'd (ii'ammar School. Fii'st returned to ]>resent seat in 
 1S(!7 and reelccte<l in 1S72, 1S74 and a^•ain at last ijeneral 
 elections of 17 .Se])teml)er, 187S over Geo. Fletcher, l»y a 
 maioritv of 443. — ^1 Jjiberal Coimrvaiice. 
 
 SOITI.ANaES. 
 
 JACtiUKS PTIILIPPF LAXTIIIKK'. J. P. (ieneral Mer- 
 cliant, St. Polvcai-pe P. (^ Boin at St. Pol\-car]»e 21 July, 
 1S14. Educated at theXicolet (^)lle,<re and llie Collei^e of St. 
 Sul])ice. Monti'oal. Sat for Yaudreuil. in Caiuulian Assemhly, 
 from 1844 to 1847. First returned to House of Commons, in 
 1872, and reelected in 1874 ami a^ain on 17 Se])temher, I878 hy 
 a nujjority of 527 over Ij. 11. ^lasson. — A Conservative. 
 
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 (^IFAULKS CAl^KOr.L COLHV. Bjiiristor, Stniistoa.l, V. (}. 
 ]\<)\'\\ at Derby, Vermont, I'. S., 10 Decemlter, 1S27. I'Mucated 
 in Canada and at Dai-tniouth ('<)llea:e New llainpsliii-o, l^. 8. 
 First ret\irned to I'arliainent for j)resent seat, in 1S()7. Jieelocted 
 in 1ST2, 1S71- and tinaiiy at last ii;eneral elections, 17 .Se])teinl»er. 
 1S78 liy a majority of 7.')4 over I']. K. .hdinson. — .1 Liberal 
 
 (Conservative. 
 
 STOUMONT. 
 
 Captain OSCAIl FULTOX, .Alerehanl, Avonmoi-c, Ont. 
 Born in the Township of (Virnwall, 22 March. ISKJ. Ivliu-ated 
 at tlie Common School there. Fir>t retnrned to Parliament at 
 last general elections 17 Sejtteniher, 1.S7S, over Cyril Archi- 
 bald, b}' a majority of 107. — A Liberal Conservative. 
 
 SITNIiUIlY. 
 
 CHAR' ''.S lUJlU^KK. Farmer Shettield, X. J?. r>ov)i at 
 Sheffield. .Iiine 1S17. I'Mncatcd thei-e. Sat for ](rcsent 
 
 (M)nstitnency in ]lonse of Connnons since Confe<leration in l.S(i7 
 and i'eelecte<l at last u'eneral elections, 17 Sej)teniber, 187S by a 
 majority of 41 over W. D. Perley.---/1 /libera I and opposed to a 
 protective trade jwlieij beyond, what is required for Jievenue (>i(rpose. 
 
 TEMTSCOUATA. 
 
 PACL I^TIFXXK (JKAXDBOIS, M. J). Physician, Fras(>r- 
 ville, P. (i- IJorn at Ste. Philoniune, Co. of Chateaug'uay in 
 1S4<I. I*'dneated at the College of Ste. Thereso. Fii-st returned 
 to Pai-liament for ])rescnt seat in House of Comtnons, at last 
 general elections of 17 Se])ten\l)er, 1S78 by a maji>rity of 127 
 over Ali)lionse Poidiot. — A Conservative. 
 
 TKHHKHONXE. 
 
 LiEiTT-CoL. JfoN. LOUIS FPtAXCOIS JJODIMCn: MAS- 
 SOX, ]}arristei', Tei-robonne P. <^. Porn at Tei-rebonno, 7 
 Xovember, ]K>1]. Kdncated at the Jesuits College, (reorge- 
 town, Worcester, U. S. and at the College of St. nyacinthe. 
 First retnrned to ]>resent seat in House of Cojumons at general 
 elections of 1807 and reelected by accdamation in l>i72, 1874 and 
 at last elections of 17 September. 1878. Sworn a jnember of 
 the Pi'ivy Council as Minister of Militia and Defence, October, 
 1878. — A Conservative. 
 
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 Hon. JIKCTOJJ LOUIS LANCrKVIN, 0. B., K. C. 8t. G., 
 Q. 0. JianiNter. (^iieltec. Horn in llie City of (^ucltcc, 25 
 Aui^iist, 1S2(>. Hdncatod at the (Quebec Seiniiiaiy. Sat foi* tlio 
 Comitv of J)or('liostt'r in the Canadian AssemMy, from 1857 
 until tlic Lnion and in the Loeal L< t!;ishiture of tlie Province of 
 (^ueltec, from 18(17 to 1871. Was a nieniher of the Executive 
 (Joiincil of Cana<hi, from 'M March. 18(j4 until the Union and 
 held the ofHces of Sollicitor (Jenci-al of Jjower Canada and Post- 
 Mastei- (Jenei'al. First i-etiirned to lIoiis«? of Commons for l)or- 
 chester Co. in 18(i7. Elected for (^nehec Centre in 1871 ; for 
 Charlevoix in 187(1 and I877 and by acclamation for present 
 seat on 17 November, 187,S. Was meml»ei' of the Privy Council, 
 fi-om 1 July, 18(!7 until November, I87;} durinu- which period he 
 held the oliice of Seci-etary of State uj) to 8 December, 18(I!» and 
 that of Minister of i'ublic Works until November, 1878. Sworn 
 a meuiber of the present Administi-ation with the Portfolio of 
 Post-Master (Jeneral 10 October, I878 which office he held until 
 20 May, 1870 Avhen appointed Ministei' of Public Works. — 
 A Conservative. TORONTO, ' Ckktrk. ) 
 
 KOBKIIT ^\A\, Cabinet Maker,' Toronto, Ont. Born in 
 IVrthshii-e, Scotland, 19 May. 18(18. Educated in the Paiish of 
 Tippermun, Perthshire, Scotland, Elected to pi-esent seat in 
 House of (y'ommons, on 17 Septembei', 1878 by a majority of -1!H) 
 over John McDonald. — An old Baldwin Refonner and Protectionist. 
 
 TORONTO, eAst* 
 
 SAMUEL PLATT, Retired Brewer and Distiller, Toronto, 
 Ont. Born in the City of ArmajLih, L-eland in 1812 and educate(l 
 there. First returned to present seat in Hotise of Commons. 18 
 January, 1875 and reelected at last .ii:eneral elections 17 Sep- 
 tembei', 1878 by a majority of HOO over L. (lallev. — Independent. 
 
 TORONTO, (WB8T) 
 
 Hon. JOHN BEVEJILKY BOHINSON, Barrister, Toronto, 
 Ont. Born at Beverley House, Toronto 21 February, 1821. 
 Educated at Upper Canada College. Sat for Toronto in Ca- 
 nadian Assembly, from 1857 to 18(J1 and foi- West Toronto, from 
 latter date until 18()i}. Satin Executive Council of Canada as 
 President of that body, from 27 March to 21 May, 1862. First 
 returned to House of Commons for Al^oraa Co. in 1872. 
 Elected to present seat, (> November, 1875 and reelected on 17 
 September, 1878 over Thomas llodgins, by a majority of 637. — 
 A Conservative. 
 
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 JHAX BAPTIST!-: DAOUST, J. I». A,ixii«Miltniist. Jere- 
 hidc St. Kustnclio. P. Q. Horn at St. Kiistacho. IS .Itiiiuary, 
 1S17. Solt'ediu'atod. Sat tor present Constituency in Canadian 
 Parliament, from 1H54 until the Union and I'eeleeted 1)V accla- 
 mation to House of Commons in 18(17; 11 March, 187(5 and 
 a<^ain at last i^enera! elections of 17 Septembei-, 1878 ovei* his 
 o]>ponent Jt)se[)h C'hagnon, hy a majority of 81(5. — 4 Conser- 
 vative. 
 
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 ARTHUR BUNSTHU, lirewer, Miller and Farmer, Vic- ; 
 toria, H. C. Horn in (Queen's Co., Ireland in 18;}H. Educated ; 
 in Duldin. Sat in Bi-itish Columbia Le,<ijislatui*e before the • 
 UjMon vvith Canada and represented Victoria in British Co- ; 
 lumbia Assembly, from 1871 up to .hinuary, 1874. First re- .;• 
 turned to j>resentseat in House of (.\>mmons at i>;eneral elections •, 
 of 1874 and reelected on 17 September, 1878 by a majority <»f • 
 98, 2(52 and 2!M; over D. W. (ioi-don, A. J. McLellan and John :' 
 Jessop respectively. — .1 Liberal. 
 
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 LiEUT.-Cor,. JFAN HAPTISTK MONdENAIS, J. P. Ke- I 
 tired Merchant, liiiraud. P. t^. Horn in Rigaud, 24 Novembei", !; 
 180H. Fducated at Hii^aud. Sat in Quebec Assembly for Vau- ; 
 dreuil and Soulanges, from 1848 to 1857 and from 18(j0 to 18f>4. ; 
 First returned to ])resent seat in House of Commons at last ; 
 general elections of 17 Se])tember, 1878 when elected over 11. '\ 
 llarwood by a majority of (J2. — A Conservative. j 
 
 VERCHERES. 
 
 Hon. FELIX (JEOFFRION, Notary, Vercht.res, P. Q. 
 Born tit Varennes, P. Q. 4 October, 181^2 and educated there. 
 Sat for present seat in Canadian Assembly, from 18();> until the 
 Union. Returned to House of Commons in 18(>7 and reelected 
 in 1872, 1874 and at last geneial elections of 17 September, 1878, 
 by a majority of 5(5 over M. Ducharmes. Sworn a member of 
 Privy Council as AEinister of Inland Revenue, 8 July, 1874 
 which office he resigned in December, 1870*. — A Liberal. 
 
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 J{i(iiiT-Il<..N. Sir .lolIX ALKXAN'DKIl M.ACDOXA LI). 
 K. C. Ji., K. (i. ('. .1,, I). ('. T.., L. li. ]).,(,». C. Banistrr, Ottawa 
 l>oru in KiiiL-'stoii, 11 .lainiary, li^l.'). j'.diu-ati'd at tlu' I{«>yal 
 (ii-aminar School, tlii'i'c. Sal for l^ill,i;•^loll in (Canadian As- 
 HiMnltly, from 1S44 until tlio L'nion, dnrin;;' wliicli jn'iiod he 
 tilled tjio t(>ll(»\vin<;' oHicos in tho Ivxt'i-iitive Conncil of Canada: 
 llccrivci- <ion'.'ral, from '2\ May to 7 l)i'ctMnl)t'r, I.S4T ; Coniniis- 
 sioner of Crown J^ands, from S Dfci'mln'i", 1S4T to 1(1 March, 
 1S4S; iM'iinc Mirustci'and Attorney (icncrai for l')>])ci' Canada, 
 from 11 Sc]itcmlioi', IS.") I to21>Jiily. iS.jS; I'ost-Mastcj- ( Jcncral. 
 IVom (i to 7 .\iimist 1S5S; Attoi-ncy (lenoral for LppiM' Canada 
 a M'cond timo and Minister of Militia, t'rom 7 August, 1S5S to 
 May, 1.S(j2 and a/^ain Attorney (Jeneral for Cpper Canada, from 
 Aiii^nsl LSC,') until the Union First returned to House of 
 Commons, for Kingston, at general elections of 1M()7 atid I'ee- 
 lected in 1S72 and 1H74. On 1 .Inly l.S(;7 he was called to foi-m 
 the first (iovernment for tJie New Dominion and was sworn a 
 memher of the J*rivy Council and ap])ointeil ^Minister olMiistiee 
 ami Attorney (leneral of Camida, which ollice he helil until 6 
 Xovemher, 1S7.*>. Klected to [ire-^ent seat on accept.'ition of 
 (Jttice us Pi'ime Miidster and Minister of the Interior, iU Oc- 
 toher, 1878 hy u majoj-ity of 4l(i over J. J'. Davies. — A Conser- 
 vative. 
 
 VICTORIA, B. C.-2) 
 
 AMOIl J)eCOSMOS, Journalist and Editor, Victoria, B. C. 
 Born jit Windsor, N. S. Educated in Windsor and Halifax, N. 
 S, lieprosented Victoria in Vancouver Ishuid Assembly, after it.s 
 Union with liritish (.'olumhia. Sat in Leiiislativo Council almost 
 uninterruptedly, from 18<J7 to 1871. lieturned to both, Pro- 
 vincial Lei>islature of British Columbia antl llouse of Commons 
 at the Union of British Columbia witli Canada. Sat in Execu- 
 tive (Council of British Columbia as President of the Council, 
 from 2IJ December, 1872 until February, 1874 when he retireil 
 from local politics. lieelectcd for present seat in llouse of 
 Commons, in 1872, 1874 and finally on 31 October, 1878, by a 
 majority of 58 over J. P. Duvies. — A Liberal. 
 
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 .lOlIX (*()STI<;AX, .1. V. U.-in-istoi', (iraiid Falls. N. H. 
 ]\nvu al St. Nicholas, V. (l 1 Fol.i-iiary, IS:)."). KducatcMl at St. 
 Aim's Col loijt'. Sal I'or present Const it iiency in Now-Unmswifk 
 Asscmltly, tVoin lS(;i to ISdd. Rftiiriu'd ((» House ofConunons 
 ill IS1I7, IS72, 1S74 ami a^'iiiii at last n-oneral elections ol' 17 
 Septeinlier. IS7X ;it wliicli latter date he was elected l>y a ina- 
 ioiitv of-Kio over V. JJ. iJernier. — A Coiiscrcatice. 
 
 VICTOHIA, N. S. 
 
 J)UXCAX McDOXALI), Merchant, Kn-lisIi-Town. Vic- 
 toria Co., X. S. IJorn at Harris, Scotland, 15 May, l^.'J'J and 
 educated there. I'^irst I'eturned to Parliament, lor ]»resent seat 
 in House oft'omnions, at last iz:eneral elections of 17 Se|»teinl)er, 
 IH7S when elected over his opponent C. J. (Jainpiiell, hy a ma- 
 jority ol' lOiJ. — ^1 Liberal. 
 
 VICTORIA, f)rit.- NoKTii Ridino.i 
 
 JIKCTOIJ (.'A>rKK()N, M. A., Q. C, Barri>(er-at-Law, 
 Toronto, Out. J>orn in Montreal, o .June, 1832. Ivliicatetl at 
 King's College, London, England and Trinity College. Dublin, 
 jrcdand. First returned to I'arliament for ))resent seat in House 
 of Commons, 4 May, 187,') and reelected at last general elections 
 of 17 September, 1878 by a majority of I7t^ over Jus. 
 Maelennan. — A Conservatice, 
 
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 l.iKiTENANT AIITIIl'li M(< J T A I )!•:. F.irnuT. OiiK-mec, 
 Oiil. l)oni at ('avail, ji'daiid, in I'-^IT and cv'-raU'il tlicro. 
 First rctiiriK'd to I'arliaimMil for prost'iit scat in 1S74 and ive- 
 U'ctoil at last n'ciu'i'al elect ions, 17 Scplcinhcr, IS7S l»y a niaj«>- 
 riiy of 424 onht liis o)>|»onciit Mr. ('onnolly. — .1 (^nscrrafirr. 
 
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 IirCO KIJANZ. .Merchant, Herliii, Out. P)or!i in the 
 (Jrand Duchy of llessia, (lerniany, l."» June, is;>4. Ivliicated at 
 hannstadt, (ici-inany. First retiiriieil to Farlianieiit for present 
 seat in lloiisi^ of (.!oniiiioiis, at last liciieral elect ions of 17 Si'p- 
 leniher. 1X7"^ l»V a niajoritv <»f l.'iiJ over tlu' foi'iner reproeiitativo 
 J. E. Jiowinaii. — .1 (^onscrraiiri'. 
 
 WATKULOO. ^Ol-T" KUM.NG.l 
 
 SA.MrKT. .MFIJXFIJ, Fanner, Xew-Ilainhiir-c, Ont. IJorn 
 at Canton Berne, Switzerland, li'.i .laniiary. 1S2."), and educated 
 there. First retiirnod to Farliameiit, for present seat in House 
 of ( 'oinnions, at last. ,i;"eneral elections of 17 Septendier, l.'^7!^, hy 
 a majority of 14 over his opponent .lames ^'oiiiiu". — Itu/cpentlcnf 
 and Protectionist. 
 
 WKI.I.ANI>. 
 
 C111{IST()IMIF1{ WILIJAM UrXTIXii, Merchant and 
 Publisher, (,'lifton and Toronto, Out. Dorii at Ai'iiiifan. Iiimeri(dv 
 Co., Ireland, Se]»temlier, l.'^.'i7. Fdiicated in Tiimericdv and To- 
 I'onto. First returned to l*arliai;iei!t lor ]U'esent seat in House 
 of Commons, at last general eleetioiis ot" 17 S('ptemlter, I.S7S 
 when elecied over JI. Ivlwin, l»y a majority of 1 K!. — A Jjilicntl 
 Conscrcaticc. 
 
 WKT.LINOTON, CB5TRR Riding.) 
 
 (;FOR(iF TUKXIvIi OJiTOX. M. I). Physician and Sur- 
 geon Feriius Out. liorn in (Jucljih, Out., l!l January, 1S.'{7. 
 Ivlucated in (Juelph (Jrammar Scdiool, Colleg'e of Surii-eons, 
 Ireland and St. Andrews University, Scotland. First elected 
 for ])resent Constituency in House of ('ommons at li'enerai 
 elections 1S74 and aji'ain I'eturned on 17 September, IS7S |»y a 
 majority of li over his o|)ponent John Itohinson, — A Consar- 
 vative. 
 
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 :it Williainstowii. < l!(.'iii;;irry ninl ('oi'nwnll ( i i-;i!iim.'ir Schools. ; 
 
 Sat ill llou>t.' ot' Commons tVom lS(i7 t<» jsjii and reel octet I 17 • 
 
 Se|iicmlHi', 1'>T>'', over ('. 11 ii;inliotliam liy a majority ot IDS. — ! 
 
 A J.il'iTnl Conscrriitiri'. ;' 
 
 WI-M.IJXrJTOX, Sorn. Uimsr,.. 
 
 l)f)XALI> (ir'rniJII':. (,>. C. llaiTiMcr-at-La^v, CucI])!). 
 Out. r)oi'n in isdinliiiriili, Scot land, S May, IS 10. Iviucatcd 
 tliei'c and in Toronto, h'irst ictui'ned lo ll(»n.-e oT Common'^ I'or 
 jiresenl ( 'on>i it iicncy r).lnly. isyd and av;ain rcidc<'t<Ml at la>t 
 _ii;eiici'al elections of 17 Sc|iicm!ier, I.S7S i>y a majoritN' or.'!(i;> 
 over James (loldic. — .1 LUivnti. 
 
 W i:X TWO I VV H , ' N^OKTI. IJlDINO. 
 
 TilO.MAS IJAIX. Farmer, Stral.ane, West Flatnl.oro, Ont. J 
 IJorn at l>(>nny, Stirling-sin re. Scotland, II Decemlier. ls;)l. ; 
 Ivliicated in Canada. First I'ctnrned to {'arlijiment ls>72 and ; 
 I'celccti-d 17 St']tt«'ml>er ls7s, over Tiioma^ Stot 1< !>y a luajority > 
 t)i' 1(17. — A h'cf'oniirr. ■', 
 
 Wl^XTWOP/J^IT, SOUTM KiDINO.- V 
 
 .lOSKIMl UV.MAL, Fai'mei-. Township of P,art..n, ('... '; 
 Wciituorth, f)nt. l)orn in Wentworth, Co., 17 Xosendier, iS'il ; 
 and educated in the CNnnmoii S(dM)ol there. Sat in Canadian ; 
 AssemhlN', iVom 1S."')7 until the Cnion. IJetui-ned for present ■ 
 seal in IIouscm)!' Commons in lSi!7, 1^72, 1 >7 1 and uu'inn on 17 ' 
 Septt'inher, IS7S at which lime he defeali-d his opponent !•'. M. '. 
 Carjienler, iiy a majority of 75. — .1 Jicfdniitr. •; 
 
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 Wot Miorclniid, N. 15. in 1S22 :iiii| (Mliic:ih;il ;i! llir ( ii-:iit'.iii:ir 
 School llici\'. Sat in iho New 15ri[iiswick Asscitililv, tVoni l>.'>li 
 until tlir I 'nion and was a nu-inhcr ol' I Ik' Mxccutivt,- Coiuicil X. 15., 
 from 1^.")(! to iSfii; jind in lMi(! as Allornvv ( ieni'ral. IJcliirncil to 
 JIousc of Cotninons in ISIJT and rcclccUMl in 1S7-. ISTI- and 
 aii'ain on 17 S(.'|)teiiil)t'r. 1S7,S. Was a uuMul'tM' of tlic Privy 
 Conncil and .Minister of Marine and l-'Isliei'les, tVoin 7 X<»\einlK'r, 
 ]S7;5 to Oetoliei', 1S7S. Majoiity over II. A. Ciiapnian a! hist 
 U'enera! elections : (1 14, — .1 Librnil. 
 
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 KDCARDKWDXKV, Civil Kn-inecr, Hope. 15iiti.li Co- 
 Iniuhia. l5orii in I U'voiishire, Mntdand, is;;,') and educated llu're. 
 Sat for Kootenay in Local AsseniMy. 15. ('. in IsiiS and ISii'.i. 
 IJt'turned to Jloiis(>ot (\iininons for pi'esent seal, in 1S71\ 1S7I 
 and aii'ain reelected hy ac(daination at la>t giMieral elec'tion>, 17 
 Septeiiiher, 1S7S, — J iJ/icnd ('oii.^crrntici'. 
 
 YAMASJvA. 
 
 ('1IAIMJ:s (ilLL. L. L. 15. A.lvocate Sorel !'. (,). 15orii at 
 Pienvville, Co. Y;iniasl;a. I*. (,)., 12 Mai'cli, IS-U. Ivlucatt'd at 
 the Colleii'o of Nicolet ami [^aval rniversity. (^U(d>ec. Sal in 
 the (^ueliec Jjeii'islative Asseinhly, from 1.S71 until 1S74 wlien 
 elected to Ilouse of Commons. Reelected t(» present- seat at 
 last ii'eneral elections of 17 Sepleinher, IS7S hy a majority of 
 '.]'2'.l over F. (iouin. — A (^onscrrniirc. 
 
 NoTA : — Siiue tlic coinpilin^'' of tlicsc; liioLrriiiilii'ul skctclics Mr. Gill 
 lias rcsigiiod liis scat and was jippoiiitccl a Puisne ,Jii(l;^>' of tin; Suin'iior C!owrt, 
 20 May, 187'J. Mr. F. Vunas.st.' was clfL-tcd 7 July, isTK to lill tlic vacancy. 
 
 YAIIMOUTH. 
 
 KKAXK KlLLA>r, Merchant, Yarmouth, X. S. l5oru in 
 VarMKUilh, X. S. in 1^4:5 tind educated at Sa(d<ville. X. 15. l-'irst 
 returned to jireseiit seat in House ot' Commons, 18 .January, 
 18(111. Reelected in 1872, 1874 and au'ain at last i^-eneral 
 elections oi' 17 September, 1878 hy u majority of.llci* over his 
 oji])onent T. J]. Flint. — .1 Liheral. 
 
 YC^IIK, X. H. 
 
 JOHN PIClCAIJi), Liimhor .^rerchant, Fredericton, N. B. 
 Born iri I)(Hii;-las and educated there. Sat for York in New 
 Brunr?wiek AsstMiihlv, from Octohor, 18()8 until l>!()i> when 
 
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 (15(1 over ('. J I. I). I'^islior. — ^1 Lihu'iil Indefniulcnt. 
 
 YORK. Out,. Kast Riding., 
 
 Captain ALFIJKD nOULTBKK, IJai-ristcr, Nowtnarkot, 
 Onl. IJorn in ^'ork County. Onl. and edncatotl in Toronto. 
 Sat in Ontario lii'iii^lativc AssoinI>l_v, tVoni IS7I until IS75. 
 First I'otiinuid to House of Coninions at last ii;onoral ekH-tions 
 (»r 17 'S(!|)t(MniM'r, 1S7S wlicn elect od over the tbi'nior represen- 
 tative James .Metealfe, li\- a niaiorit\' ot'(!(). — .1 Coxserratit'c. 
 
 YOIlIv, Ont. iNoHTH lIiniNn.i 
 
 Captain FKKDlvRK^K AVlI.T.I.V^r .STKAXdF, Pkysician 
 and l!5uri;eon, Toronto, Ont. Horn in J}erk>liire, I'aig'iand. 
 Kdncated at Batk, Winchester, and Tiiver))ool, and at Uni- 
 ver.sity Colle^'e, L(^ndon. Kn_i;-kind. First returned to Par- 
 liament, for ])resent seat in Jlouse of Commons, at last ^'cneral 
 elections oi* 17 Septemlier, 1S7S when elected over A. II. 
 Dymoml, ky a majority of Kk — A Liberal Conserratirc. 
 
 VOl^K, Ont. (>Vest RimNG.) 
 
 NATJIANIKL CLAIJKK AVALLACF, Merchant, Wood- 
 l>ridii;e, Ont. Born in \Voodl)ridii;e, Co. York, Ont., 21 May, 
 lS-14. Ivlucated at the J^ublic School thej-e and at AVestoii 
 Grammar School. First i-eturned to Parliament on 17 Sej)- 
 temker, I878 defeatins;' his oj)ponent J). Bkiin, by a majority of 
 202. — A Liberal Consercatice. 
 
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 the Members of the House of Commons. 
 
 
 
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 Aa'riculf ni'isls timl FariniM's ']l 
 
 Arc hit re Is 1 
 
 Attoriirys. lian'islvrs, l^awyers and Sollicitors 52 
 
 r)UiliU'r> iiiciiiiliiiii' Sliip-I^iildfi's aii'l (-DiHracloi's !• 
 
 C'ivil i']iii!,iiiiH'rs 2 
 
 (ic'iuM'al A^:;('nls and brokers 1 
 
 .I(>iiriiali>ts ai«l X('\v>-l'a)i(.M' Pulilishcrs 1(1 
 
 JiUinliormcii and LiiuiIkt Mcrchaiils incliuliii^' .Mill-Ownei'sl') 
 
 Maimtartiircfs of all kinds and Ijrewci's 7 
 
 Ai("rc!ianf-> oi- (Mii;-aii'(Ml in .Mercantile Pursuits ;■>() 
 
 Notane- I'uMic and C.'(>nve_\'ancers .'> 
 
 JMiysiciai.s and .Siii'i;ciuis IS 
 
 iictiied IVoin Itusiness and S|»eciilati»rs 7 
 
 Witliotit l'ri'r(>s>i()n or Ti-ade 15 
 
 Total 2()(; 
 
 PoLTTrcAli Cl-AssIFirATION 
 
 Conservatives 71> 
 
 liide|)eiiiieiits S 
 
 Indcjiendents Conservatives .'{ 
 
 J^iberals 51* 
 
 Ivilieral ('onservative.s 51 
 
 Naiionalists 1 
 
 lielornurs 12 
 
 Total 20(1 
 
 Nationalities 
 
 The House of Commons is conij^osed ol" 
 
 10 American born members. 
 
 1 Danish " " 
 
 1'! Descendants iVom U. E. Loyalists. 
 42 Eni;"li>h born members. 
 54 French " 
 
 4 German '* " 
 
 ;-^(l Irish " 
 
 42 Scotch " 
 
 1 Swiss " 
 
 Total.... 200 
 
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EXTRACT OF UULKS, ORDERS 
 
 — AND — 
 
 FORMS OF PROCEEDINGS 
 
 — OF THE — 
 
 HOUSE OF COMMONS OP CANADA, 
 
 Absence of Memukiis. — Kvcrv Momher is hound to iittend the 
 8CM'vioe of Tlio House, unless leuve ol' absence has heen lijiveii 
 him by the J louse. 
 
 Absence of Si'Eaker. — If the S|»eak'er leave the chair lor 4S 
 consecutive liours, the House is then at liberty to elect one of 
 its Mcmbei's to take his place duriui:," his absence. 
 
 Ai).TOi:iiNMENT. — The adjoufiiinent is a ])ostj)onement of the 
 proceed inii;s of a Session to a spocitied date. If at the time of 
 the nieetinii; there l)e not a (iuornm, the .S|)eaker may take the 
 chaii" ami adjourn. When the House rises on Friday it shall 
 stand adjourned uidess otherwise ordered, until the following 
 ^[onday. 
 
 Brr-Ls (Privitfe). — Xo pi'tition foi* any Private Bill is received 
 by The House after the fii-st ten days of each Session ; noi* may 
 any Private JJill be ]H'e~('nte 1 to The House after the tirst two 
 week;- of each Session. All M])plicati()ns for Private I^ills sludl 
 require a notice, clearly and distitictly sjiecifyinj^ the nature and 
 object of the applicaion. To be inserted in Kn<xlish and French 
 for two months, in the Otticial (iazette and in both an Knglisii 
 and French pajier jiublished in the District affecteil or the ne.xt 
 adjoinin<r J)istrict. Kacii |»etition for J*rivate Bills must be 
 accom|>anied by a sum of Two Humlrcd Hollars and the cost of 
 printinii; the same tor the Statutes. 
 
 ]iusiNEss OF THE HousE. — The ordinary Daily iioutino of 
 Business in the House shall be as follows : — 
 
 Presentiuii; Petitions. 
 Keadino- and Eeceiviuii: Petitions. 
 
 Presentinii- Tienorts bv Standiny-and Select Committees. 
 Motions. 
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 The oi'dor of Ijitsinoss for llio consideration of The IFouso, (hi}' 
 by tluy, lifter the ai)uve Daily Jioiiline, shall bo as fullo\v« : — 
 
 Monday. 
 Private Hills. 
 
 (Questions put by Members. 
 Notices of Motions. 
 Public Hills and Orders, 
 (lovernment Notices of Motions. 
 Government Orders. 
 
 Tuesday. 
 
 Govornn^.ont Notices of Motions. 
 (lOvernment Orders. 
 Public Bills and Orders. 
 (Questions put by Members. 
 (3tlier Notices of Motions. 
 Private Bills. 
 
 Wednesday. 
 
 (Questions put by Members. 
 Notices of Motions. 
 Public Bills and Orders. 
 
 {From half past seven o'clock, p. m.) 
 
 Private Bills, for the first hour. 
 Public Bills and Orders. 
 (Jovernment Notices of Motions. 
 Government Orders. 
 
 Thursday. 
 
 Questions put by Members. 
 Public Bills and Orders. 
 Notices of Motions. 
 Government Notices of Motions. 
 Government Orders. 
 
 Friday. 
 Government Notices of Motions. 
 Government Orders. 
 Public Bills and Orders. 
 Questions put by Members. 
 Other Notices of Motions. 
 
 (From half past seven o'clock, p. m.) 
 Private Bills, for the first houv. 
 
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Orders of'tlio Day for llio Tliii-d Jveudiiiii; of Hills shall take 
 pi'occMleiice of all other Orders for tho saino tlay, oxcopt Orders 
 to \vhi(di the llcnise has ]»reviously K'^'^'" l»i'iority. A Motion for 
 llc^adiiii;' the Orders of the Day, shall have iM'elbreiiee to any 
 Motion hetoro tho House. 
 
 (Jaihnkt. — The Cahinet is ('oni)>osed of a certain niiniher of 
 responsihie Ministers with or Avithoiit a J'ortfolio eondnetini^ 
 tho allairs of tho I)ominion of ('anada. Kacdi Province is 
 siip])Osed to have in the Caldnot, a nmnher of representatives in 
 ])roportion to its jiopulation. The head of the Cahinet also 
 called the Pi'oinioi', has the choice of his (Jollea/Ljues who 
 together with him assume the titles of : " ^[iinster of Justice 
 and Attorney <ieneral ; " "Minister of Militia and Defence;" 
 " Minister of Customs; " " Minister of Finance and lieceivor 
 (leneral ; " " Minister of PuMic Works ; " " Minister of Iidand 
 
 Kevenue 
 
 " Minister of the Interior; " " Minister of ^larine 
 
 and Fisheries;" " ^finister of Afi'riculture and Statistics;" 
 " Post Master (Jeneral ; " " Secretary of State ; " " Minister of 
 Jlailwaysand Canals ; " and " President of Privy Council. " 
 
 Clerk of The ITokse of Commons. — Tho Clerk of the ILjuho 
 of Commons who is a)tj)ointed hy the Crown, holds an office of 
 im[)oi'tanee and of great trust. ]Ie is responsible for the safe 
 keeping of all the pajtors and Hecordsof The llou.se, and has the 
 direction and control ovei- all the Officers and Clerks in the 
 Offices, lie ])laces on Tho Si)eakor's tahle every morning, 
 previous to the Meeting of The House, the Order of tlie Procee- 
 dings for tho day. He keeps a Kccord of the House's votes, 
 jjroceedings and resolutions, and it is his duty to see that they 
 are proj^erl}' printed and distributed to Members. He has to 
 read aloud all such documents as the House may order to be 
 read. JIo has two Assistants whose duty it is to help the Cleric 
 of tho House during the Session, and to com])lete and tiidsh 
 with him the work remaining at the close of tho Session. 
 
 Commons. — Sec House of Commons. 
 
 Debates. — No Member may speak twice to a Question, except 
 in explanation of a material part of his speech in which lie may 
 have boon misconceived. When a Member is speaking no 
 Member shall interrupt him, except to Order. When Members 
 have been called in, preparatory to a Division, no further 
 debate is to bo permitted. All persons admitted to hear the 
 Debates have to keep silent, and gentlemen, with their hats off" ; 
 
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 and any one distiirbiiit;' tlio House can be placed in the custody 
 oftlie Serii'oant at Arnis. 
 
 Dissolution. — The Dissolution of the House is the breakini; 
 up of the Proceedini;'s previous to new elections. The duration 
 of a Parliament beini; of Five years, the Hr-use is supposed to 
 be dissolved every Five years only, unless it is the ])leasure of 
 the Governor (Jeneral to dissolve it soonei* to malce a new appeal 
 to the electors for the interest of the public in general. 
 
 Elections. — The Elections for Representatives in the House 
 of Commons take jilace after each dissolution of the Parliament 
 and in this case they are called (leneral Elections, in otlier 
 instances when to till vacancies, they take ])lace as sooti as the 
 writs are issued and in each case, the votation is by secret ballot 
 and seven days after the nomination of candidates. 
 
 To be eligible for the House of Commons a person must not 
 be a member of cither the Senate or any of the Pi-ovincial 
 Legislatures and his Ileal and Personal Property shall be worth 
 Two Thousand Dollars. 
 
 House of Commons. — The House of Commons is actually com- 
 posed of 206 Members, of which : — 
 
 88 for the Province of Ontario. 
 
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 16 
 
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 6 
 
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 6 
 
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 Prince Edward Island. 
 
 4 
 
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 Manitoba. 
 
 However the Number of Members of the House of Commons 
 may be from time to time increased by the Parliament of 
 Canada, provided the proportionate Reiu'esentation of the Pro- 
 vinces prescribed by the Act is not thereby disturbed. 
 
 The House has to meet at least once a year for the tlesnatch of 
 business. The time chosen for that purpose is generally in 
 February and the iSession lasts about two months. On its tirst 
 assembling after a (Icncral Election, the House of Commons 
 proceeds with all ^practicable speed to elect one of its Members 
 to be Speaker. When all business is transacted and the Estimates 
 voted, the House then is closed. 
 
 The hour of meeting of the House of Commons is 3 o'clock 
 p. m. and 7^ o'clock p. m. and the debates are open to the 
 
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 posed to 
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 / appeal 
 
 House 
 •I lament 
 In other 
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 et ballot 
 
 uust not 
 •ovincial 
 je worth 
 
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 'ommons 
 imcnt ol* 
 the Pro- 
 patch of 
 3i'ally in 
 I its lirst 
 ommons 
 ^le in hers 
 Isti mates 
 
 3 o'clock 
 1 to the 
 
 public. Kowever a ticket of admission sii^-neil by the Sergeant 
 at Arms is necessary to i)e admitted to hear them. 
 
 Journal. — A Joui-nal has to be kept l»y the ("lerk of the 
 House, a co))y of which is delivered daily to His Kxcellency the 
 (rovernor (leneral. The Clerk of the Jlouso enters in this 
 journal : the time of Ajonrnment and the nr.mes of the Membei's 
 ])resent when the House adjourns for want of a Quoi'utn ; the 
 reasons stateil by the Speakei- when he is ealled upon to i;ive a 
 (Jastini^ Voice, and also the Yeas and Nays upon a Division ; 
 provided a demand to that ettect is made by ") Memliei-s. 
 
 Library. — No person shall be entitled to resort to the library 
 duriui;' a Session of Parliament, excejjt the (lovernor (Jeneral, 
 the Members of the Privy Council and of the two Iiou^es of 
 Parliament, the Otficers of both Houses, and such other persons 
 as may receive a written order of admission from the Speaker 
 of either House. Membei-s may ])ersoiuilly introduce Strani;'ers 
 to the Library during the da}' time but not after the hour of 
 seven o'clock, p. m. 
 
 Mace. — The Mace is the sign of the Legislative Authority 
 which rest.s in the House. The Sergeant at Arms, who is 
 i-esponsible for its safed<eei>ing, ])laces it on the table at the 
 opening of each Session. H remains on the table all the 
 time of the proceedings of the House as a boily ; but it is taken 
 otf when the House is in Committee and at the close of each 
 meeting. 
 
 Meetin*}. — See House of Commons. 
 
 Members. — The Members of the House of Commons are the 
 res])ective rej)resentatives of the Constituencies of tiie various 
 Provinces of the Dominion. They are elected by the pco})le )»y 
 Ballot, for a period of five years. 
 
 Ministry. — See Cabinet. 
 
 PoRTB'OLio. — The word Portfolio is used to ex])ress the Control 
 of a Department in the Civil Service. There are Thirteen 
 Portfolio or De])artments as mentioneil previously under tlio 
 heading of Cabinet and each one is administered by one of the 
 Members forming the Cabinet. 
 
 Private Bills. — See Bills (private.) 
 
 Privileoe. — Whenever any matter of Privilege arises, it is 
 immediately taken into consideration. 
 
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PRTVY-CoiTNcrr.. — The Privy (^oniicil is composed of all tlio 
 past and prcscMit .Ministers ot'tlu^ Ci'owii since Confederation hut 
 llioso only who form the Adniinisti'alion take }>art in its delihe- 
 rations. Jt isactiiall}' conip(;sed of Fifty Two Memhers; Fourteen 
 of whom form the Cahinct, One of them has no L'ortfidio. 
 
 PRORoiiATioN. — The Prorogation of Parliament is tlie adjourn- 
 ment from one Session toanoljier. It is nevei- proi'oijjued foi u 
 Period ion^-er tlian Forty Days at a time. Tiie time during 
 which Parliament is jn-oroguecl, is called the Ji'ecrss. 
 
 (Ji'ESTioNs ITT «Y Me.mhers. — (Questions may he put to Minis- 
 ters of the Crown relating to public atfairs; and to othei' mem- 
 liers, relating to an\' Bill, Motion or other juihlic matter con- 
 nected with the Business of the House, in which sucdi .NFemhers 
 may he concernetl ; but two <lay's Notice must he given for 
 leave for putting a (Question. 
 
 <,>uoR['.M. — The Quorum of the Uouse of Commons is of 20 
 memhers. Wh i tliere is not a Quoi-um the Spt>ak"er can take 
 the chair and Uien adjourn, the names of the ^femhers then 
 })resent are inserted in t!ie Joui-nal. 
 
 Recess. — Sec Prorogation. 
 
 Seroeant at-Ar.ms. — The Sergeant-at-Arms apjiointed hy the 
 Crown, is res})onsible for the safe-kee]»ing of the Mace, and for 
 the conduct of the .^^essengers and inferior Servants of tlie 
 House, it is he who regulates the admission of Strangers to 
 the House througli Memhers, by Ti(d<ets for the (Jalleries. 
 
 Session. — The Session is the term (bn-ing which tlic House is 
 assembled until its ]»rorogation. A Session may be ])ostj)oned 
 from one date to another without lieing closed, but when all 
 necessary business is completeii, it is generally prorogued, or 
 closed until the next year. 
 
 Speaker. — The Speaker, chosen by the ^[emljers of the House 
 at the ojiening Session of Pai'liament after (reneral Flections, is 
 the presiding Otiicerofthe House of Commons. He pi-eserves 
 order and decoiann and decides (Questions of Order. He takes 
 no part in any Debate before the House, except when in 
 Committee ; but in case of an inequality of Votes, he gives a 
 Casting Voice. 
 
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EXTRACT FROM 
 
 THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICA ACT, mi 
 
 CONCERNING THE 
 
 Senate and House of Commons as well as Local Le";islatures. 
 
 Administration. — Sec Privy Council. 
 
 Admin[stiiator of the Government. — The (Jovci-nor General 
 ill Council may from Time to Time appoint an Administrator to 
 execute the Office and Functions of Liculenant Governor during 
 his Absence, Illness, or other Inability. 
 
 Dominion of Canada.— On the 2!)th March, 1SG7, Iler Most 
 Plxcellent Majesty the (iueen, by and with the Advice and Con- 
 sent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in the 
 Parliament assembled, and by the Authority ol the same, 
 enacteil and declared as follows : 
 
 WIIEPtl']AS the Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia and New 
 Brunswick have expressed their Desire to be federally 
 united into One Dominion under the Crown of the United 
 Kingdom of (Jreat Britain and Ireland, with a Constitution 
 simihir in Principle to that of the United Kingdom, &c., &.l\ 
 
 It shall be lawful lor the Queen, by and with the Advice of 
 Her :Majesty's Most Honorable Privy Council, to declare by 
 Proclamation that the Provinces of Canada, Nova Scotia and 
 New Brunswick shall form and be One Dominion under the 
 name of Canada. 
 
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 The J)omini<)ii ot'CaiKula l;s actually devitUsi into .Seven Pro- 
 viiR'CS as follows : 
 Ontario, 
 t^)uebee, 
 Nov'. Scotia, 
 ^iew lirui'swick, 
 Maiiilolia, 
 
 I'rince Ivlward Island, 
 British Columbia. 
 
 Elections of Me.aibkks. — See ])aife lOS. 
 
 GoVf^RNoii (iKNEKAL. — TIic (Jovornoi' (Jenoral is the Supreme 
 Authority which I'ules over Canada, in the Queen's name. He 
 is a))]>ointcd by commission under the (iruat Seal of the United 
 Kin_i;-(lom ofCJrcat Britain and Ireland, at a salaiy of £10.000 
 Sterlini!; |)cr annum. Jlis term of Oliicc is I-^ive years but he 
 may be apjtointed for a socon<l tci-m. The (lovornor (ieneral 
 si.ijns all documents and orders in Councd ]>as^cd by the Privy 
 Council in ailniinist i-ativc matters; and thou^ii he i-eij^-ns and 
 t;'()verns not, it is his undisputed riu'ht to go against the advice 
 of his ministry in mtitters affecting the general good of the 
 Count ly. 
 
 JJe opens and closes ea(di Session of tlie Dominion l^arli;iinent 
 by a Speech from the Throne and gives his sanelion to J'ublic 
 Bills or I'eserves them for the sanction of ller Majesty. 
 
 lie can dissolve the House and call for general e!ecti(-ns, 
 dismiss Ids Concillors and i'e[tlace them by othei's, kc, Sic. 
 
 IIoLTsE OF Commons. — See pages lOS and 109. 
 
 LiEiJTENANT-CioVERXoRs. — They are ajipointed by the Go- 
 vernor (ieneral at a Salary vaiying from $7,000.00 to' 810.000.00 
 according to I'rovinces, and for a term e'" I'^ive years. Kxcept 
 for cause assigned thev cannot be i-emoved before the exiiiration 
 of their term of office. Their duties and powers with i-egard to 
 the Provincial Governments are the same !is tliose of the Go- 
 vernor General with regard to the Dominion (Jovernment. 
 
 Local Legislatuues. — The Local (Jovernment of each Pro- 
 vince is composed of thi'co Branches, the same as the Dominion 
 Government, viz : The Lieutenant (rovernor, the Executive 
 Council and the Legislature which is eom])osed of the TjCgis- 
 lative Council or Upper House and the Legislative Assembly or 
 Lower House, except in the Province of Ontario, Manitoba 
 and British Columbia where there arc no Legislative Councils. 
 
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Newfoundland. — Id caso oi' the A(linissii)n of Xewfoundland 
 ill tlio Dominion, it shall Ito entitled to a I'epresentation in the 
 Senate of Canada oi' Four Menil)ers. 
 
 Privy Council for (Canada. — Its duty is to aid and advise 
 the (lovernnient of Canada, it is styled tlie (Queen's Pi-ivy 
 Council for Canada ; and the Persons who are to be .Nlenihers of 
 that Council are from time to time chosen and summoned by 
 the Ciovornor (Jeneral and sworn in as Pi-ivy (younciliors, .'ind 
 .Members thereof may be iVom time to time removed by the 
 (Tovernor General. 
 
 Seat of (Ioverxments. — Until tlie (^ucen otherwise directs, 
 the Seat of Covernment of Canada sliall be Ottawa. Unless and 
 until the Executive (iovernment of any Province otherwise 
 ilirects with respect to that Province, tlie Seats of Covernment 
 of the Pi'ovincos shall lie as follows, namely, — of Ontario, the 
 Cit}' of Toronto; of (iueliec. the City of (Quebec; of Xova Scotia, 
 the City of Halifax ; of Xew lirunswick, the City of Frede- 
 i-icton ; of Prince Fdward Island, the City of Charlottetown ; 
 of Manitoba, tlie City of Winnipeg-, ;u)d (jf British Columbia, the 
 City of Victoria. 
 
 Senate. — See page 37. 
 
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 TABL3 or PHECELENCE 
 
 AVFTIIIN THE 
 
 n O M I N I O N OF CANADA 
 
 1. Tlie (roveiMior-denoral or Offlci-'r tidmini.sterliig" the Go- ; 
 vcriiinent. 
 
 2. The Scnioi- Oificcr coininundini;' IF. M. Ti'oo])S -vvitliin the '■ 
 Doniiiiion, if of the rank of u (u'licral. and the ollicor com- ; 
 muiidini;- 11, M. Naval Forces on llic B. X, A. Station, if of the : 
 I'ank of an Admiral. Theii- own relative rank to he detcrmlneil ; 
 by the Queen's IJe^nilations on this snhject. 
 
 3. The Lieiitenant-Clovcrnor of Ontario. 
 
 4. " " (^lehcc. 
 
 5. " <« Nova Scotia. 
 
 6. " " New Brunswick.-^ 
 
 7. Archhisho])s and iJishops accordinii; to senioi"itv. 
 
 8. Members of the Cahinet according to seniority. 
 1>. The S])eaker of the Senate. 
 
 10. The Chief Judg'es of the Courts of Law and Equity aecoi'd- 
 in<»; to seniority. 
 
 11. Meinbei's of the Privy Council, not of the Cabinet. 
 
 12. (renei'al Officers of 11. M. Ai-mv servini!- in the Dominion, 
 and Officei's of the rank of Admiral in the lloyal Navy, serviui;" 
 on the li. N. A. Station, not beini^' in the Chief Command, tlie 
 relative rank of such officers to he determined hy the Queen's 
 lie.<i,'ulations. 
 
 13. The Officer commanding Her ^lajesty's Troops in the 
 Dominion, if of the rank of Colonel or inferior rank, and the 
 Officer commamling Her Arajcsty's Naval Forces on the British 
 North American Station, if of e([uivalent rank; their relative 
 rank to be ascertained l)y the Queen's Ivegnlations. 
 
 14. Members of the Senate. 
 
 ♦ Miinitoba [1870]. British Cohimbia [1871], and Prince Edward Island •! 
 [1873] have all been admitted to the Union, lint there is no authoritative ; 
 arrangement as regards precedence. The North-West Territories liave also i 
 [18751, been organized into a Province with a Llentenant-Governor and an • 
 Executive Council appointed by the Crown. ; 
 
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1.'). .'''jtouUcr of llio Uniise ofCniiinioiis. 
 
 !(!. Puisne . I iidn'es ol' ('(.iirls ol' Luw and Kquity aec<»r(lin:;' to 
 seniority. 
 
 17. .Men)l>er.s ol'tlie ITousc' of Commons. 
 
 IS. Memhers ol' the Ivxeciilive Coiuu-il ( Provincijil) witliin 
 their Province. 
 
 1!). S]H'ak-er of Leii'islative Counfil within his Pi-ovince. 
 
 20. -Memhei's of lA\i;-islalive (N)iuicil within their Pn>N-ince. 
 
 21. Speaker of LeLrish'itive Assemiily within his Province. 
 
 22. .Members of I.e^'ishilive Assemhly \vii]iin (heir Pr()vinee. 
 
 TABLE OF TITLES 
 Tn accordance with Jie</ illations a/>j>roLr</ by Jfcr M(tjcsti/,Juli/, ISCS 
 
 1. (Jovei-nor-deneral ol'Canachi to he styU'd His ExceUenci/. 
 
 2. The Lieutenant-tJovenioi' of each Province to be st\-k'<l /lis 
 Honor. 
 
 '3. Privy CounciHors of Canada to be styled Jfonorahle and for 
 life. 
 
 4. Se)iators of Caiiada to he Jlortorahle, but only during office, 
 and the Title not to be continuetl afterwards. 
 
 5. Executive Councillors in the Provinces to be styled Hono- 
 rable., but only wiien in olfico, and the Title not to be continued 
 afterwards. 
 
 (-!. Legislative Councillors in the Provinces not in future to 
 have the title of Honorable; i»ut gentlemen who Avere Legislative 
 Councillors at the time of the Union (July 1 ISGj) to retain 
 their title for life. 
 
 7. The Presiilent of the Legislative Cotuicil in the Provinces 
 to be styled Honorable during otlice. 
 
 8. The .Speakers of the Houses of Asseinlily in the Provinces 
 to l)e styled Honorable during office. 
 
 \Mem. — The title, though without precise warrant, lias gene- 
 rally been conceded to the Legislative Councillors aj)](ointed at 
 the time of the Union, as well as to their colleagues who had 
 previously been Councillors,] 
 
 By a mere lapsus penmr the Speaker of the House of Commons 
 was omitted from this list; an omission, we believe, not yet 
 rectitied, though usage, which becomes law where none exists op- 
 posed to or superseding it, has always conceded the title to him. 
 
 
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PxVRT II. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. 
 
 PLACES OF IITTEEEST IN AND Ar.OUND OTTAWA. 
 
 The CJoVEllNMENT JiUlLDIN(iS. { 
 
 The Pai'lijuiiciit J5uil(li'.iii;s stjind on ji liio'li jilatcau of some oO ■, 
 aci'os ill aiva. The huildii'.us Ibnn thi-ee sides of a (|uadi'an- ■: 
 gular tigure, ami ai-e widely detached. The Pai-liament oi' main ; 
 building facing Wellington sti'eet ; and the Deiiartmental •. 
 Buildings facing inwards (o the sfpiare and ibnning the other \ 
 two sides of the figure. The sjilendour of these JUiildings, their '; 
 fine commanding site, together with tlie beauty of the sur- ■; 
 rounding scenery. ])lace them in a very enviable position ; com- : 
 pared with all other structures used for similar ]uir])oses on this .■ 
 continent, and some say, ' '^n inKui'0])e; and must ever make • 
 them objects of interest to ihe tourist and the stranger. ; 
 
 The style of the JJuildings is the (iothic of the I'^tli and IHth ; 
 Centuries, with moililication to suit the climate of Canada. Tiie ; 
 ornamental w^ork and the dressing round the wiiulows are of ; 
 Ohio sandstone. The ])lain surface is faced with a cream-colored ; 
 sandstone of the Potstlam formation, obtained from Nepean, a • 
 lew miles from Ottawa. The spandrils of the arches, and the 
 spaces between window-arches and the sills of tlie upper . 
 windows, are tilled uj) with a quaint descri])tion of stone-work, ; 
 composed of stones of irregular size, shape and colour, very 
 neatly set together. These with the Potsdam red sandstone 
 employed in forming the arches over the windows, alford a 
 pleasant variety of colour and effect, and contrast with the ge- 
 neral masses of light coloured sandstone, of wdiich the body oi' 
 the work is composed. 
 
 This Building, as you a])proach from Wellington street, 
 presents a very imposing appearence. The central of the : even 
 towers, which is very rich in design, projects its width from the 
 front of the Building, and is about 180 feet high. The body of 
 the building in front is forty feet high, above which rises the 
 slanting roofs of slate, surmounted by lines of ornamental iron 
 
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 lie : even 
 rroin the 
 body of 
 rises tlie 
 ntal iron 
 
 crt'slinu'. The buildiiii,^ is 472 feet ioiiu' ; and lhede])th fr<im tiio ; 
 fr(Hit of tlie main tower to the rear ofthc; lil>rai'y is ')7(> fi'ct, 
 eoveriiii;- an area <»l' S^.SSi) sii])crticial feot. ll >taii(ls at a dis- 
 tance of <)()() feel fr(»m Weliinuton street, so that the (|ua.lraiinie 
 formed on three sides by the !5iiildiiio's and on the foiirth liy t!iu 
 street, is T''i> IV'el fi-om east to west, and (100 tiH't from noi'th lo 
 south ; thus atfordiiiij; a very sjtaeious s(iiiare. The «;'roinid upon 
 which the building's stand varies somewhat in ek'valion. that 
 lorminix the site of the Parliament lUiildinn' beini'; the hi^hesf. 
 The bascnnent tloor of the biiildini;'s is a>Minied to be liiOfeet 
 above the; ordinary summer level oi'lhe rivei', while that of the 
 Eastern and Western blocks is 115.") and 1 12 leet respectively. 
 The increased elevation, however, it iproves ver\" much t!ie _i;e- 
 nei'al etl'ect of the buildini;'s. 
 
 Ti)e main entrance is throuu'Ii the pi'inci]»al tower, tlio 
 spacious ai'ches of which admit ot' a carria:;'e way under them. 
 The ]tiers which supjjort the lowi'r are ornamented \vith pillars 
 ofpi>lished Arnprior mai'ltle. Passim;' throiin'h it v.e enter a 
 iari;'e hall, ]»aved with tiles, and also surrounded with marble 
 ])illars. In tliis large lobby is ])Iaced a life si/.e oil portrait of 
 the popular jiredecessor of the [iresent (lovernor (Jeiieral '• Ijord 
 Dutl'erin, former Governoi" (leneral of C'anada." 
 
 The Senate Ciiamheu. 
 
 On the rigiit of the jMain entrance is the Senate Chamber. 
 The fiooni measures S2 by 45 feet, the ceiliiiL': beinu' over 50 
 feet h!<;'li, and formed of tine o[)en woi'k. The sl<ylii;'lits above 
 this intermediate ceilinL;,', with the stained glass windows at the 
 sides, throw a ])lentil'ul sott light ovei" the whole ])lace. The 
 room is surrounded by large piers of a light greyish marble 
 from Portage du Fort, surmounted just above the galleries by 
 clusters of small ])illars of the dark' ilrn])rioi' ; the arches su[)- 
 portetl by tiiese ])illars being again of the light c<doui'eil marl»le. 
 The galleries can accommoclate about 1,000 persons. 
 
 Outside and around the Senate Chamber are ))laced the oil 
 portraits of the following Statesmen of Canada, viz: 
 
 IiitjJit hand si'le of entrance door. 
 Hon. Sir Etienne Pascal Tache. 
 
 Left hand side of entrance door. 
 iron. Sir Allan N. McNub, i3art. 
 
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 KoIk'I'I Syinpsou Jaiiu'>oii. 
 Williiim Siuilli. 
 JollilM .luiics. 
 
 .IiU'(iiio.s Baity. 
 
 Jji-ft hand side Ifidi 
 
 1 ]J()ii. I>avi<l Christ io. 
 
 Sir .Jojiii Hevc'ricy Roliiiisoii, JJart. 
 
 Sir Alexander (.'amplicll. 
 
 .Idsoj)!! I'iiloiiard C'aiU'hon. 
 
 lu'no ivloiiard (.'aroii. 
 
 .lames ^loiris. 
 
 |-](lwai'd Jjf)\veii. 
 
 .John l'>lmsley. 
 
 On the Left. 
 
 1 Sir Kdmntid ITead Bai't liate Gov. <Jonl. of Canada 
 '1 Jloii. P. J. O. Chauveau. 
 
 •lojui Ro.ss. 
 
 Sir N. F. Hellean. 
 
 Ulric Jose])li Tessier. 
 
 Peter >[e(iill. 
 
 Jonathan Sewell, 
 
 William J)iimnier Pc^well. 
 
 The 1Iou.se of Co:m.mons. 
 
 On the lel't of tlio ilain enti-aneo i.s the JLouso of Commons 
 Chamber alike in evei-y pai'tienlar to that of the Senate with the 
 exception of the disposition of the seats. 
 
 Jn the lobliy and lialls surroundiiig the Chamber are placed 
 tiie remainder of the oil portraits formin,^; the gallery of Canada 
 Statesmen in the following order : 
 
 Lobby, left to riijht. 
 
 1 J. A. Panet, 17i>2-1815. 
 
 2 D. W. Smith, 17:»7-1804. 
 
 3 L. J. Papincau, 1815-37. 
 
 4 Alex. Macdonell 1805-1801). 
 
 5 J. Wilson, 1825-21t. 
 
 <) J. E. Vail lores de St. Eeul, 1823. 
 
 7 A. Cuvillier, 1841-44. 
 
 8 Archibald McLean, 1831-35-30-37. 
 
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 2 L. P. SluM-wood, 1S21.25. 
 
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 4 J. S. Mafdoiiald. lsr)L'.r)4. 
 
 On tlw riijht. 
 
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 4 A. N. Moriii, lK4H-:)2. 
 
 5 Sir Jlenrv Smith, iS.lS-fll. 
 a J. F. Tiir'cotte, lS(;2-i;;}. 
 
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 l) L. "\Vallbrid,<>-c, IHli.'MiC. 
 
 The LiiutAitv of ]\vui,ia.ment. 
 
 At tho time oi'tho Uiuoii of U|)|)er and Loumm" ('aiia<hi, in 
 1841, the liljrary of (.'ai'h Provinces were thrown inloone library, 
 and f()iine<l about (](M)0. In 1841>, it had ,i;-i'own up, by [)urtdiase 
 and ii;ifts, to 2.'),000 voliunes, all ol' whi(di. s;ive al»oiit 200 vo- 
 lumes, were destroyed liy tire in .Montreal, on the -.")tli of April. 
 It was reconstituted, and on the first of February, bS")!, it was, 
 for the second time, desti-oyed by tire, in (Quebec. At that date, 
 the library contained 17,0011 volumes, 8000 of whiidi were sav(Ml 
 from desti'uction, l)y the students of the Qut'bec Seminary. At 
 the time of the removal of the seat of the (Jovernment from 
 (Quebec to Ottawa, the library numl)ored about 5."), 000 volumes. 
 
 The librai}' buildinn,-, then in course of construction, not 
 beint;' ready to receive the library, the j)icture :;;dlery ap- 
 jtarlments, were tem|)orarily fitted ujt foi* its use and it 
 remained tlius until 1870, when it was finally removed in the 
 present library buildin<;\ This buildiiii;' is of circtdai" form, and 
 has a diameter of 80 feet, its heiu'ht from tloor to top of the 
 inside of the coupole is 100 feet. The tVamiiii;' of the two u'al- 
 leries around the libraiy is in cast iron, covered in tine richly 
 sculptures. The tlooring- of the galleries is niadc oi' o-lass one 
 inch thick. Thei'C are 31)3 i;-as lii-dits in ten rooms. The main 
 ]Iall contains about (50,000 volumes. There are rooms i)etween 
 the interior and exterior walls, all tilled up with books. The 
 old library has been fitted up for the use of the Supreme Court, 
 but the gallery has been kept for the use of the library. 
 
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 The lil>r:iry start' is eomposod of ono librarian, one as>^istaiit, 
 five clerics and four inessenij:;ers. 
 
 The lil)rary is opened eveiy day, except sundays and ieu-al 
 holidays from 1> A. .M. to 4 1^. M. during;- recess ot' rarliament. 
 antl durini;- session, every day, from it A. M. until the lli>use 
 adjoui-ns, u'enerally idiout niidnii^'ht. 
 
 The annual u'rant for the jturchase of hooks is 87000. 
 
 The main ])orli(/n of the works comjxjsini^ the lihrary, belonii!;s 
 to Law ; Pai'liamentary ])a])ers and records of all counti'ies; 
 Science and Art. Classics althoii_<;'h well repi'esented ai-e not so 
 comph as (he Law de]>artment. But a ])articular attention is 
 ])aid U) works on America and more particulai'iy on Canada. 
 
 The Victoria Tower. 
 
 On the top of this Tower the Tourist c:ui see at a ifreat dis- 
 tance the surroundiui;" country and he has a s])lendid hirds-eye 
 view of the City, its heii;-ht beini;- very near HOO feet above the 
 level of the Ottawa Kivei'. From the u'round, their are 287 
 steps to the to|) which is crowned with an iron railin<i;7 feet hindi 
 so as to ])revent at-cidents. In this tower is jdaced the beautiful 
 clocdv for Vvhich an estimate of ST. 000 was voted by Parliament 
 in 187"). 
 
 This clock- was manufactured by M. F. Dentilc Co. 83 Cock-spur 
 street, London, I'^iiii'land and the mechanism was put up by (Jeo. 
 Sutherland of Ottawa. It is an ei^'ht day clocic with Dennissons' 
 thi'ee \eix ,;j;ravity esca])ement and two seconds com]>ensated 
 ]iendulum. The leni!;ht of }>ondulum is 14 feet and its weiu'ht is 
 aOdlbs. It has a remontoir train to move hands every hal f 
 minute. It is driven by wei,i;'hts of oOOlbs. lor time ]iortion and 
 7001bs, for strikiui;- power, it strikes every hour with a 501bs. 
 weia'ht on a bell of one ton weiirht situated about (>(• feet Indow 
 the mechanism. This bell was manufactured by ^[eneely and 
 Kimbur>, Troy, New York, XJ, S. 1875. The dials, four in 
 number are matlc of l)lack slate \h thick with i>-ilt fii-'ures and 
 they ai'c 8 feet diameter. 
 
 Mr. J. J. Kadfoi-d wlio has char"-c of this clock savs it is one 
 of the best timedvceper. 
 
 The Government Patent Office. 
 
 In the upper story of the central win<( of the Western Block, 
 contains over 10,000 nnniatui-c models of all inventions patented 
 in Canada since 1824, nicely assorted in rich glass cases of large 
 
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 diiuensioiis. In a room adjoinini;' ai'e ])laced (lie ditlerent sjie- 
 ciinens, of nunerals, woods, ^-rain Arc, sent to the Centennial 
 lvKhil)ition of l'liiladel[iliia in 1S7(I by the Dominion CJo- 
 vei'iinuMit. 
 
 ']'lIE I>()VEKS ^VaLIC. 
 
 A eharmini;' |)rome,iade hidden on the side of the roek on 
 whieh the Parliament biiildinus ^land. '^Fhis road whieh is ovei' 
 a (|iuirtei- of a mile in leii^ht is wide and Icept in u;ood order, 
 seats ai'c ]daeed here and there for the convenience of jtersons 
 who want to enjoy a solitary rest. I-'rom that ])hice the toiii'ist 
 has a ^jtleiidid view of the Ottawa river, in all its yrdiKhuir in- 
 eludini;- the ehaiidiere Falls in the distance. 
 
 The EfDEAU Can'aI; Lock's. 
 
 F/ii;'ht in numbei', are situated at the extremity of the IJideau 
 Canal. They are IIU feet loiii;- and ."{.'I feet wide each. Their 
 construcl.ion was beii'un in the sprini;' 1^2' by Colonel Uy, who 
 ;i-ave his name to this city formerly called liytown. On the Idth 
 Au;;-ust of the same year, the ci>rner stone was laid by the 
 celebrated traveller Franklin who liaopened to be visitiiii;' this 
 l)arr of the country, and the wh(»le \. n-k Avas tci'iiiinated in the 
 ye.ar b^;5l. Their" cost is .tSOiJ. 774. 5. 5 Sterling-. Their object is 
 to estahlish a communication for navii;-ation |)ui'j)o>e between 
 the Ottawa river and the Rideau Canal which talces its source 
 at Jvingslon, on r>ake ()ntario. 
 
 The Fire Alarm Tet,eurapii. 
 
 Of winch the i^rincijial Otiice is situated at tiie City Hall. 
 FJi^'iu St. was erecteil in b^74 and serves as in otlier cities to 
 transmit from one part of the city to another b}' means of elec- 
 tricity, the alarm in cases of tires, i^-iving the locality of the 
 C()ntla!i;ratioii. 
 
 ]\rAjoRs TIiLE Park. 
 
 Fxtendine; from Sussix Street Fast to St. Patrick Street West 
 on the Clitf this side of the Iiideau Canal opposite the l*ai'- 
 liament Buildini;-s. Altlioui;-h not quite completed, still it ]^vo- 
 seiits a nice as])eet with its tine wall<s, tlour beds, rustic kiosks, 
 seats, etc., and especially its beautiful view of the river and the 
 ClKUuiiore Falls. 
 
 The I?[deau Falls. 
 
 Situated at the northern terminus of the street railway line 
 
 and Ibrmed by the Jlideau Jiiver, which precipitate^^ itself into 
 
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 it goes down Ibniiiii^' two siieets of w aiei" h:i\iii<;' the a])j)o:i!'aiieo 
 of a jiaii'of lai'ii'o cniiain^. (These falls liave to he seen in the 
 >]>i'in^', for ill any otiiei' .--(lason tlie water> are not Iiigli enoinili 
 to <;'ive a connect idea of ihein). I'ei'sons ean i;'o down under the 
 Falls whore shower hatlis are to lie i»ad. 
 
 Tnii Wat i; II Wohk's. 
 
 Were consti'Ueteii in IS74. M'heir hydi-auiie ])ow(M's are >i- 
 tniitcd at about thi'ee (luarter of a utile troin tiie l'arliain(Mit 
 Biiildiui^'s, at the exti'enu' end of Wellin_i;'ton street. The watei" 
 whieii they sn|)j)ly in immense (luaniity to the City come from 
 above the Chaudiore L-'alls and is considered the purest in 
 Canada. 
 
 The Si.inEs. 
 
 Were constructed in ■'.s:>2 by MV. (Jeo. Iluchanr.n. to avoid the 
 Chamliere Falls and thereby facilitate the drivinii" of the lumbei- 
 goiiii;' down towarils the luarhets of Montreal and (^lU'boc. They 
 ai'e 20 feet wide and S74 teet in len^-th. and their slope is ren- 
 dered nearly insensilde by sto])s. ])laced at disiances, tVoni oil 
 feet to 8S0 feet between each. In summer the amateurs of 
 sensation, find ii;reat j)leasure in iroiiii;- down the'^e slides on iho 
 rafts. This liitle trip althou^-h very ai;-reable, mi;j;ht prove 
 dangerous if not made with prudence. 
 
 The CuAuniERE Falls. 
 
 80 called, l>v the first travellers in this count rv, on account of 
 its basin resembling a huge-kettle {cliaudiere lieing the fr(Mich of 
 this Avord.) It is situated at the western extremity of the Cit}' 
 at a distance of about two miles from tlie Parliament Buildings, 
 at the terminus of liie street railway line, J Is height is only n't) 
 feet l)Ut its immense volume of water nearly I'ipnds that of the 
 Xiagai-a Falls, and whirls as in a vast funnel, the width of tiio 
 Ottawa rivei", immediately over, being about 500 yai'ds whilst 
 below, it measures oidy about 50 yards. 
 
 The Union Suspension Erld(;e. 
 
 Was erected a little below the Chaudiore Fall in 1843-14. An 
 interesting ])eculiarity is that a pers(Mi standing halfway on this 
 bridge has a foot in oacli of the Provinces of Ontario and (Quebec, 
 the Ottawa river being the division line between the two. 
 
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 TsT,.\Ni) Park. 
 
 Beaut it^allv situale'l on the point ol' Keltic Island ahoul two 
 miles down the Ottawa Jiivcr. It i> a tine rcssoi't in siinunci' 
 time for ])a:'ti(^s rowing- down the river. The ])ro|)rit'lor 3Ir. 
 K. J. O'.Neill has a little ferry- hoat plyi iiij; e\-ery hour to and from 
 the city ior the accomodation of jiic-nic parties, etc, 
 
 Iaoueiit's Sur.i'iii r Si-Rrxos. 
 
 .Situated at a little distance from the Montreal IJoad aliout 5 
 miles from the city. The water IVom these sjtriiiu's contain a 
 >i-reat (luaiitily (<f sulphur which make-; it a cure loi- various 
 deseases. Tne jtroprietor Mr. S. liolierl has huilt on the Sj»ot a 
 commodious liotel for the coiifort and accomodation of the nu- 
 merous jiei'sons who txo there Un- the -ake of takinu" hot or cold 
 sul])hur hatlis. Amateurs of curiositit's can find on the hanks 
 ol'tiie little river iMinniii!;' close-hy all Icinds of stones, ^ome 
 oval, some round like hrdis, and mo-t of them c<mtainiiii;' fossils. 
 
 BORTIIWKKS Sl'RI.\(iS. 
 
 The-e mineral s])i'in<;-s, three in numhcr, are situated G miles 
 oast i)[' ilic city on the Iiussell Maeadami/.cd Road. There are 
 H'ood accommodations foi- invalid l)oardors, wishing to jiass the 
 summer season there. 
 
 ('Ar.EnoMA Si'RiN(;s. 
 
 These renowned mineral sprinii'S are at a short distance of the 
 Ca])ital, and may he easily i-cached. The distance from Ottawa 
 to rOriii;nal at whi(di jdace the Steamer " Peerless " rail every 
 dav, is ;')() miles ; once there, the siau'cs take the visitors to the 
 Hj)i'in,n's (7 miles off.) where accommodation foi- IJIMI hoardei's can 
 he had, in the spacious hotel lately ]»ur(diased hy the (irand 
 Hotel Com])any. Passengers from Q. M. O. A: O. Jiailway can 
 sto]) at Calumet where the forry-ltoat will cross them to L'O- 
 rijj^nal. 
 
 Hull Tron Mine. 
 
 This mine, owned by Mi*. A. II. Baldwin, may he reached hy a 
 road ofahout two miles t'rom \\u) (iatineau river. Both the 
 facilities for w^orkin<i; the mine and liottiiiii; out the |)i'«)dncts are 
 good, as the mine is not worked hy ili,i,^i;-inu- as is genertdly the 
 case but is a]iproached sideways, thereby saviiiij; considerable 
 exjiense. Wai^-ons or slodifes convey the ])rodiicts to the wharf •; 
 on the Gatineau, iVom where it is sliipi)ed to Cleveland by ;• 
 bariTos. > 
 
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 The Grotto of "Wakefield. 
 
 An immense njitural cavern in u mounlain at a distanoe of 
 twenty-one miles iVoin Ottawa, in tlie Townshij) ot' Waketicid, 
 .Mr. Pelissier, on whose i)i'0])ei'ty it is sitnated, declares himself 
 not to iiave been ai)Ie to asceitain the dejith. The interior is 
 divided int(^ com])artments of i)-re<i,-ular form and shape, tlie 
 <^'round Is not always of the same level. As a marvel this grotto 
 is well worlli a visit, and the road is in ])rctiy o-ood order as far 
 as that ]»lace. The Itest road to follow, is tlie one on the i'i,i;hi 
 side of (-iatincau river, going up. Trout tishing 8 miles further. 
 
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 TAIMFF OF CIIAIiCiKS 
 
 — Foil — 
 
 Licensed Carriages for the Conveyance of P a usance rs for Hire iritJun 
 
 the City of Ottawa. 
 
 XIIT. That the followiii!. rates are herehy established as the 
 proper and legal Eates and Charges for the Conveyance of Pas- 
 sengers witjiin tlie City of Ottawa, between the hours of FJYF 
 o'clock in the forenoon, and FiLI'lVFX o'clock' in the afternoon, — 
 nud at all other hours Double Pates shall be proper and legal, 
 and may be exacted where no agreement for a less sum has been 
 entered into between the parties. 
 
 'Tico Horse Vehicle. 
 
 1. For the Conveyance or Carriage of any number of Pas- 
 sengei's not exceeding four, in a cai'riage, Sleigh, or other 
 vehicle drawn by two liorses, when hired by the hour, or when 
 the time occupied amol'nts to or exceeds one hour — 
 
 For the first hour ^1 00 
 
 And for each subsequent quarter of an hour 15 
 
 Fjach additional passenger for the first hour 20 
 
 And for each subsequent (quarter of an hour 05 
 
 One Horse Vehicle. 
 
 2. For the Conveyance or Carriage of any number of Pas- 
 sengers not exceeding three, in a Carriage, Sleigh, or other 
 
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vehicle (Irawii liy 'v/i^Hioi'so, wlion hired by the hour, or when the 
 time occ'U))ie(l amoints t(» or excep^ds one iioiii — 
 
 For tlie first hour SO 75 
 
 Aiul for cju-h >uhs(M|ueiit (juai'tor of an hour ll) 
 
 And for each additioiuil passenger for tlie tii-st 
 
 hour 20 
 
 Aii<i foi' eacli sul).sc(|uenl (;uartor ot an hour 05 
 
 3. For iho conveyance of One Pa.<sen_i>;cr fi'oin any of the 
 Carter's Stands, or iVom one jjart of the city to one or more 
 phices consecutively, in said City, provided the time occupied in 
 convt'yini;- and waiting- for such i'assenu'cr. 
 
 J)o not exceetl iifteen minutes 80 25 
 
 Ami lor each additional passen:;-ei' 10 
 
 If time occujtied exceeds 15 minutes hui not ."JO 
 
 minutes 40 
 
 And for each additional ])a>senuer 15 
 
 And tor each suhseiiuent 10 minute> after first /}0 
 
 minutes ]0 
 
 And foi' each additional passen^u;er 05 
 
 But if the time occuj)ied continuously whilst any sucli vehicle 
 shall he in the eni])loy ol the same jiei'son oi" ])ersons ((mounts to 
 or i'.rcacdd one hour, then the J'ates hy the hour as aforesaid shall 
 only he proper and le,i;"al, and no higher rales shall he len'al. 
 
 4. That each Passen^-er shall he entitled t.,^ take with him 
 or her (Jiie Trunk or otluu- ])a,n'i;'a<;'e to u reasonahle extent, free 
 of chai',n'e, and it shall he the duty of the ])erson in chai\i4'e of 
 j^ny such vehicle to load and unload the same tree of charge. 
 
 5. That children under tive years of age shall not he chai'ged 
 for .18 additional Passengers, and childi'cn over tive years and 
 under twelve yeai-s of age shall not he charged for as additional 
 Passengers more than half Jititt'8. 
 
 TAlilFF OF CMIAlUrES 
 
 — FOR — 
 
 Licensed Carts, Trucks, Sleighs or other Vehicles for the Carriage of 
 Loading iL'ithin the City of Ottawa. 
 
 XIV. That the following Scale of Charges is hereby esta- 
 blished for the Loading, Unloading and the Carting of Goods, 
 
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 Wares Mercliaiulizc, l-'ircwDD'!, aiul all other Iy)a*!inij,-. Ii\' 
 Liceii-ed (barters wiiliiii llu-. ("ny ol'Ddawa : 
 
 1. l''i'oni any |iai'l of IJppei' Town Wi-sl of lianK- Sti'eet, 
 
 to any part ol" Jiower Toud \v.\>i ot'Nelson Street 
 
 or North of Cathoart Sti-eet, and dec rcrsa 8'> 40 
 
 To any oilier ])art ofTiOwer Town, aiul dec. crnia 'I't 
 
 2, i''ioin any jiai'tof Lowrr Town Mast of Nelson Sti'eel 
 
 or North of Catlicart Stri-et, to any ]»art of Tpper 
 Town .Mast of Bank Street.. '. 'I') 
 
 o. Fi'oin any other part i>{' the City to anothei', exeept 
 
 as aforesaid 20 
 
 4. Thai the lioadinu' referi-ed to in the jirei-edin;;- seetion of 
 this liy-Law shall eonsist ot Twelve Hundred Pounds, oi- Six 
 Barrels of j-'lour, oi- l"'our l>arrels of I?oi'l<, or Haifa Cord of 
 Wt)od. 
 
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 Baptist Church. — Maria street, eonior of l''la-in. I^ev. A. A. 
 Cameron, pastoi . JIoui-s (d'sei'viee, 11 a. in. and 7 p- ni : Sunday 
 sehool, 3 p. 111. 
 
 B(isil><"(i (li. C.) — Sussex street, cast side. Tit. IJev. .loseph 
 Thomas Duhamel, I). J).. bislio]> of the J>!o''ese of Ottawa ; Ilev. 
 .M. .AToUoy, (). M. I ; JJev. Ti. Cain))eau, hursar to hislio)» ; Rev. 
 M. .1. Whelan, seeretary to hisho]); He',-. ','. Bouillon, ])roeurator 
 to Jiasiliea ; Rev. Josejih Ouhaniel, assistant seci'elary ; iiev. JI. 
 S. Marion, vicar. IIoui-s of service, *> a. ni. U) a. in. and ?> \). rn. 
 week <lays (! a. in. (i.!.') a. m. 7.1 •"» a. in. 
 
 Catliolic Apostolic Church. — Albert street, south side, ilours of 
 service, 10 a. in. and 5 ]>. in ; week days at (! a. m. and 5 p. m. 
 Eucharist service everv Sunday and every fourth Tuesday, at 
 10 a. in. 
 
 Christ Church, (Church of Mrifrland). — Sparks street, south 
 side. Jiev, J. S. Lauder, M. A. archdeacon of Ottawa, reet(n'. 
 Jlours of service, 11 a. m. and 7 p. ni. Free seats in the evening*. 
 
 Church of St. Alhnn the Martyr. — (Clmrch of lMip;land). Free 
 seats. Daly sti-eet, north side. Rev. Canon T. B. Jones, M. A. 
 LL I), rector. Jlours of service, 8 a. m. 11 a. m. 7 p. ni ; 
 Sunda}' .school, 8 p. m. Holy Communion every Sunda}' and on 
 the Church festivals. Daily service at I) a. m. and 5 p. m. 
 
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 f'on'jrcgniloihtl church. — Cornei- ol" Aliiert and VAix\\\ si reels. 
 l!ov. John Wood, pastoi'. Hours oi'service. 11 a. in. and 7 ]». in ; 
 .Sa!)liath school, [0 ;i. ni. and ',\ p. m ; Ihblc clas>. Moiid;;v, S [>. 
 in ; led me and jnayei' ineetin;;-, Wednesday, S p. m. 
 
 DominJ'jii Methodist Church. — .Metcalfe street. Rev. \-]. A. 
 Startbrd. ]ia>tor. Hours oi'service, 11 a. in. anil 7 ]». m. 
 
 EiuiiiOHim! Church (Jvefoi-mud M]iiscopal). — Cornei" of I"'li;'in and 
 (i loiicestc!' --ticets. IJev. (i. ^V. 11 nnt ini;-ton, recior. Hours of 
 scM'vice, 1 ! :'.. in. and 7 p. ni. 
 
 EfiiscojKtl Mctho'li^t Clmrch. — Ih'idj,-e street. Vacant. 
 
 /'Jj'l.icuj/d/ Mcth(j.li.^t Church. — C'oi-ner of York and Dallioiisic 
 streets. Hcv. W. A. lMiilli[)ps, jcistor. Hours of - orvice, 11a. 
 in. and 7 p. in. 
 
 French Methodist Church. — iiev. John Syvret. conier Hridice 
 and (^iieen sii'cets. (.'handiere. 
 
 French Frabyterian Church. — liov Maiv Ami, .^^. il. Churcli 
 corner York and Dallioiisio streets. Ifoiir of service, ij p. in. 
 
 Geriaan Lutheran Church. — Wilhrod street. Rev. An,i;'usic 
 Senile, inini.^^ m'. Jfonrs of service, 10 a. in. and '.\ p. in. 
 
 Methodist Church, J'Jastern. — St. i^anl street, nortli side. Rev. 
 M. Jj. i'eai'son, -pastor, Rev. W. L. Jiaii^'rell, assistant. Hours 
 of service, 11 a. in. and 7 \>. in ; Wednesdav at 7 p. m. 
 
 Methodist Church JF.vv/c/Vf. — Ricdim.ond" Road. .Rev. .1. T. 
 l'ii(dier, pastor. Hours oi' service, 11 a. in. and 7 p. ni. 
 
 Aof/v; Diime, du S((<'rt- Ccur. — .Murray street. Rev. M. 1']. 
 Harnois, U. M. 1. service at 7 a. m. 
 
 Freshijteridn Church. — litinU street, west side. iJev. Wm. 
 Moore, pastor. Hours of service, 11 a. in. and 7 p. ni ; Wednes- 
 day at ~h ]). m. 
 
 Preshijterian Church. — Daly street, south side. Jiev. Win. 
 Arinstroni!;, pas[(.)r. Hours of service, 11 a. in. and 7. i». ni ; 
 Wednesday at 'Jh p. in. 
 
 Presbyterian Church (lviir>x Church). — City Hall Sijuarc. Rev. 
 F. W. Farries, ])ast(u-. Houi-s oi'service, 11 a. m. and 7 p. ni ; 
 Wednesday at 7 V ]». in. 
 
 St. u4ndrew's Church. — Wellin,<;'ton street, south side. JJev. I). 
 M. Gordon, B. 1). jiastor. Kours of service, 11 a. in. and 7 j). 
 m ; Sabbath school at ii ]>. m; prayer meeting- and lecture on 
 Wednesilay at 7^ p. m. 
 
 St. Anne's Church. — St. Patrick street, south side. Very Rev. 
 L. Jouvent, P. P. Hours of Service, 7 a. m. 10 a. m. and 7 }>. m. 
 week days 7 a. in. 
 
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 P. P. Hours of s('r» ici', S a. in. 10 a. lu. I) p. in. week days 7 a. u\. 
 
 *S7, ./6»///i //((' Kruniiclid ((,'liiircli ol' I'ln^laiid). — Sll^^('\' street. 
 west side. The rin-Iii Rev. ,1. Ti-avers Lewis, I ). D. LL D. 
 bisli()]> ot' tlie Dioeose ol'Ontario, i-eetoi', rcsideiiee \' ictoria street, 
 Rev. 11. J'ollard, assistant iniiiistor. Iloiirs of sei'xiee, 11 a. in. 
 juid 7 ]). in. JIolv coiniiiiinion aiternatei\' at S.l") and 11 a. in. 
 
 *SV. Jim'pk Churrli.—\\\\\n-<A street. Jicv. A. Pallier, (). M. I, 
 P. P. Ilonrs ofservico, Sundays and holidays, mass at (J. S and 
 10 a. m ; vespers 7 ]>. ni. week (hiys mass at (i and 7} a. m. 
 
 »S7. Pairii'ks C/iurr/i. — Corner iCent and (ilouei'>ter >n'ei'ts. 
 Ptov. Dr. (^'Conner. P. J'; Rev. M. J. Whehm, assistant. Hours 
 of service, S a. ni, 11 a. m. and 7 p. in. week (hiys 7 a. m. 
 
 T I^: M P !•: Ji A N C K S O C T K T \ K S . 
 
 Bi/tou-n Division A^o. '1'14, Sons of Temperance. — J. T. Barti-am, 
 W. P. 
 
 Chan Here Division Sons of Tcmpcrdnce. — AVm. Sfcwai-t. W. P. 
 
 EWoit Lodqe No. 41!) / G 7'.— Afects evorv Tue>(hiv 
 eveninij. in the J)uko Sti'cet S;'hool H()iis(>. This is one of the 
 most ]U'()sj)er()ns temperance h)(lii;es in the (Jity. The ollieer.s 
 for the ])i'esent are Bro. S. F .('ox, W (' T; Bi-o. Samuel 
 AsliHcld, W. Secretaiy ; Bro. James AsJiHeld, W F S; Hro. 
 Jiol.ort Feri-aison, W' T ; Pro. Thos. McFarlane, W. ("hap; 
 Bro. AV. .[.'Powers, W .M ; iiro. (leort>-c lN)weis, W () (J ; 
 Sister J^hoda >rasson, \V V T; Sister 'M. (;il)son, W D M\ 
 Sister Lavinia 15ouluer. W 1 (J ; Jiro. Thos Kenny and Hro. S 
 F Cox, Trusteefs ; Bro. Harry Neeland, P W C f; Bro. W J 
 Powers, Lodge Deputy. Members of the order always welcome. 
 
 Enierprizc Janeville Temjde. — Jolm Cli fiord, Superintendent. 
 Meets every Saturday evening in Morrison's Hall, York Street. 
 
 Enterprize Temple I G 2\— D. :Morrison, L D; Robert 
 .lamieson, W (J ; (leo. .laekson, P W C T ; Sister Carleton, P. 
 V. Meets every Monday evening in Morrisons Hall, York 
 street. 
 
 Trish Catholic Temperance Society. — Founded in 1845. Ilev. M. 
 MoUoy, ])resident ; John ileney, 1st vice-president ; John 
 O'Reilly, 2nd vice-president ; P. Brady, treasurer; P. (1. Le^'dcn, 
 recording-secretary ; W. Fiiilay, tinance secretary. Committee 
 
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 of inaiiau'eiiicnt : II. V. Sims, Thos. I.aeev, W. Mcdratli, IF. 
 l)ii,U^:;-an,' .1. .1. Kehoe, W. Doi-aii, .M. Dolaii. \\ Fiiiaii, .1. \\ 
 Draiiiu'ii I-'aI. Haml»rick, .lolin .Miilliu ; 10. .). Mcl-]voy, .Marshal ; 
 Thos. Kehoe, Custodian. 
 
 Off,nra rifij Te.mj>(<\ I G T No. 411:;.— Bro. .las. 15. llali.ett. 
 W T ; Bi-o! R. U-low, V \\ V, T ; Sister Mau-irie .loiies, W l{ 
 X S; Si-ter Annie .lones, W L N S ; Wm. Stewart. W S; V. (i. 
 Allan, W 1' S; John lvean(>, W T; \{. (,>ueale, W C; Sister 
 Telford, W V T; K'ohert Crain, T J). .Meets on Tuesdays in 
 lleney's Bloidc, 15 (J'Connor street (up-stairs). 
 
 Uiiiit'd T<jfal Ah.'itinrnce Socirfi/. — Ivlward Storr, ])residenl ; 
 James fjaw, 1st viee-presideiit ; .M. M. Pyke, 2nd viee-jiresideiit ; 
 J. P. Taylor, Chujilain ; John .M. Mus^rove, seei'etary ; Roliert 
 Wlieatley. treasurer. Committee: L*ast ['residents ami (.Quarterly 
 Otlicers ('.!■ (([Jicio. .Meets qnr.rtei'ly tor Imsiness, and vwvy 
 Sunday aflerno(Mi in Oran^'e ilall. 
 
 B A M" K 8 . 
 
 Ea.nk of Br.iTisii XoP.Tii America— 0/^??n7 Bnwjh—OiYwe 
 2-U Wellin.i^ton street. W. 1>. Chanihers, nianaii'er ; II. M. 
 lireedon, aeeountant ; J. C. "Welsh, teller ; J. (1. Taylor. Alf 
 Diill'us, (r. A. K'ol.inson, elerks ; James Larden, inessen:;-ei'. 
 
 JiAXK OF !MoNTHEAL — Ottawa Bmnch — Otliee, 144-14(! Wellini;-- 
 ton street. And J)riimnion(l. manager; J W tie C. ()'(ii-ad_\', 
 aecountant ; D. J. Cam]i!iell, teller; J. >raitl;\nd assistant teller; 
 (t. a, Henderson, lediierdcceper ; John M. (rreata, A. B. ^Monk, J. 
 S. Fraser, elerks ; S. O. Richards, discount clerk ; J. C. Kearns, 
 Juhvartl Ashe, messcnjj;ers. 
 
 J3aniv of Ottawa and Savings' Banic — Office 142 Weliino-ton 
 street. P. Robertson, maiuii^cr ; E. D. Arnaud, accountant ; W. 
 J. Christie, teller; John A. Ban^s, ledi^'er-keeper ; John JJ. 
 Monk, discount clerk ; Jnmcs .Martin, mes.senger. 
 
 (Unadian Bamc of Com.merce — Ottawa Branch — Office, 
 Victoi'ia Hotel Block, i;]4 AVelliii,u-ton St. JJohcrt (Jill, manai'iM' ; 
 Wni. Maynard, accountant ; J, 11. Thompson, teller ; Edward 
 Corridan, messenger. 
 
 L.A Banqub Rationale and Saving's Bank — Ottawa Branch 
 —Office, 1U(J-10S Wellington street. S. Benoit, manager; A. 
 
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 AfEuniANTs' Hank — Oftan-n /irdiic/i — Otlicc. ctnu'i' Spailcs and 
 Mi'tcallc Sts. I). l\ciii|), maiiauiM' ; II. .la^son Hloi^'i^. tcllci- ; l"\ 
 (ioinod, le<l,:;oi'-ki'e|tc'i- ; <J. .M. Kiiii;-, jiccouiitaiil ; Chas do 
 Boueliorvilk', cIcM'k ; .lolm Ivlinoiids, iiu'ssoiiu'or. 
 
 Ontakio Banmc a.\i» SAViNd'.s IJanic — Otfitirii linmr/i — ()Micc>, 
 S2 Wolliiiu'toM street. .1. II. Woodmaii, iiiaiiaii-ei- : <i. \l. IJart- 
 lotl, aecniiiilatit ; A. heimy, teller; <i. L. 'reiujiest, ledi;er- 
 koe])er; l?atfi<d< [''itzuorald. niesseiii;er. 
 
 (^TEUKO UaNIC AM) SAVIN<i.s' i>ANK — Ottuird. Ih'aHch — OtHee. 
 122-12 4 Wellinu-toii sti-eet, II. V. Xoel inaiia.uvr ; W. M. 
 Jiicliards, accoiintaiit ; C \. Noel, paying- and i-eceivin^- teller; 
 V, A. Mooi'e. tleposit lodi;-oi'-lvee])er ; .1. II. Piidu'V, iliseouiit 
 iderlc ; (i. A. Siiaw, (dork ; IJoliei-t Millei", nu'ssoiii^er. 
 
 U.NtoX I'AMv of \i C AND SAVINMis' 1)A.\K — Ottdird BrmirJi — 
 Ofliee, 42 Hideaii street. M. A. Anderson, niana^-ei-; 11. E. \Velil>, 
 accountant andt(dler; C. \\ Arinstroni;', ledu'erdveejier ; John 
 Martin, messenger. 
 
 M A S O X I C . 
 
 Diistrlct Dcpufi/ Gnind Master for t/w Otftuni. Distn',i.— U. \V 
 Dro. J. Pickup,' ^r. I). ]')ro(d<ville. 
 
 BuiUJers L'jdie No. 177, A /-M- .1 M, d li (\—\\ hro .roiin 
 Orr. \VM; bro \V. (Mierry, SW; !.ro .1. C. Kearns, J \V; W 
 bro Fi. J^. Butterwoi'tii, treasurer ; liro !v Daubnev, secretary; 
 IJroJ). Taylor, S D; bro A. Scott, . I J) ; bio \\. V'airns, M " . ; 
 bros I']. Preston and I\. (iraham, stewards; bi-o .1. IJobertson, 
 I (I, bro J. McCarthy, tylei'. Elects second Friday of every 
 month. 
 
 Carlcton A'. A. Chapter. No. HI (i ft (\—\\\ comp P. X. 
 ^^ason, Z; I'lx comp L. P. (!outloe, 11 ; Fx coin]» .1. D. Wallis, ,1 ; 
 comp Wm xVnderson. 8 F ; comp W. T. Fothcrinj^ham. 8 X ; 
 JU Ivx com]) Wm .M. Somervillc, treas ; comp Thomus Kennedy. 
 P S ; comp David Taylor, 8 8 ; com)) John Sweetman, janitor. 
 Meets second Monday of every month. 
 
 ChauiJiere Loihje, F k A M, Xo. 2()4. (i R C.—Bvo A. A. 
 Henderson, W M ; bro T. T. 8tod<lard, 8 \V; bro AV. Hill, J W 
 
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 11. S N; 
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 \'0 A. A. 
 lill, J W 
 
 W iti'o .loliii OliviT, cjiaplain ; W Iu'd .laiiu's (Ji-aiit. Ircasiirci- ; 
 W liro I*. X. .Mas(ni, sccrctarx- ; \V ln-o \V. II. .Mdriraii, S I); 
 \V l.n. .1. II. Ward. .1 D ; W l.ros S. Mix and F. H(M.th, 
 stewards; \V lu-o W. I>. Jmu's, I (i ; W lno John Mi.* iilli\iay, 
 lyliT. MiM'ts tirst .Monday in each month. 
 
 Ciril Siirlrc Lo<f'i(\ .\'>. IdS. A AM.! M, (} /,' r.—\\i^y hp(, 
 AV. (1. lilylh, W .Vl ; W In.) <i. W. .McfA-.-in, I P M ; hro M. A. 
 I). .lonc's.'S W; hi-o \V. llin>\voi-tli. .1 W: l.ro K'cv. .lolni .M;iy, 
 cliaplain; hi'o .1. \V. Ilai"])<'r. lix-aMircr; hro L. F. A. Main^N', 
 st'oretary ; hro (i. IJ. .Major, S J); hi-o ('. V. F. Uliss, .1 l') ; 
 Iti'o C Caiiipholl, I) of (' ; i*\ A. l)i.\on, oii;'anist ; In-o Fdwin 
 JMant, .1 (1; l'\ K. Hcnut'f, l"\ W. Lcnnatt, stowai'ils ; .l<din 
 .Jwi'otinan, tvlof. .Meets second Tiies(hi\ in (!verv month. 
 
 Dalhousie Lodqe A l\{- A M, No. -)2 (,' li (.'.— W P.i-o Fdwin 
 J). Parlow, W M; i; W Hro llora.-e Merrill. I I' .M ; Jiro \V. 
 PeyiioKls, S W ; Bro. If. W .Bennett,.! W; Bro. M. \\ Byke, 
 cdiajdain ; liro. W. Andei'son, treasurer; liro. (I. B. (ireene, 
 secretar}' ; JJro. John .Swoi'tmnii, tyler. .Meets lirst Tuesday of 
 each month. 
 
 Doric Lodae Xo. 5.^. A F ((• .4 J/, (! R (V-W. lii'o. Jolm J. 
 Smvih, W M : B\V Jiro. W. M. Somerville. I P M ; Bro. W. II. 
 Jial'dwin, S W; Bro. A. Smirle, J \V ; B W Br... \V. Kerr, 
 chaplain; Bi'«). John (Jraham, trt'asiirer ; liro. (ieorue (-o.x, 
 seei'ctai'v ; Bro. J^ Fotherini;ham, S I); liro. V. .M. Fisher. J 
 ]) ; lii-o". W. Powley, 1 ( ; '; W. D. Iliitson, T. P. J)avies, 
 stewards; liro. F. (Miamjtness, M C; liro. John McCarthy, tylor. 
 ^[eets in Masoiuc ilall. Pideaii street tir^t Wednesday ot every 
 montli. 
 
 Oeddliah Council Ji and S Ma-'ions of Canada Xo. 8, 6'. i?. — 
 II lllcompC. S. Scott, Th HIM; V 111. comp Thos Kennedv, 
 Dpy M; III comp IMiilip X. Mason, P (\>n of W;P 111 
 com]) \Vm Kerr, treasurer; 111 comp J. D. Wallis, recoi'der, 111 
 comp J)r W. !Mostyn. chajdain ; 111 comp Dr C. Church, captain 
 of the i;uard ; 111 comp Jas (irant, conductor; 111 comp W. .II. 
 Tracy, master of ceremonies ; 111 comp Dr. Wm. Mostyn, 
 ori^aiiist; 111 comp 11. P. Harris, stcwart ; 111 comp John Sweet- 
 man, sentinel. 
 
 Lodge of Fidelity X). 2:il, .1 7^ d- A AJ, G B C.—\V l.ro F. 
 Plant, W M; V W hro W. Pea, f P M; bro W. Bice, S W; 
 bro F, W. Leii^gattt, J W ; bro T. A. Campbell treasurer; bi-o 
 A. Cliattield, secretary; bro W. Teajjjue, S J); bro AV. Jackson, 
 
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 ste\v;ii(i>; lii"() .laiiio"* Lrainy. I (i; luo .MclJai'thy, lylcr. .Mcu'ls 
 sc('(iim1 WetliH'sdav of i'vitv inniitli. 
 
 Priiou- of II'//,,s A'«A/c A' /> ^• /,', (\—V \V l.ro Saiuiicl Iio-'crs; 
 W .M ; i';o A. Jl TnyUn; S W; hro .1. W. Wliitrli.nl, .1 \V; 
 in'o .1. Stc'wai't, Ircasiii'i'i' ; Itro W. Xortliwood, M-ci'i'tars- ; hi-o 
 Will. Mills, cliaijlain ; l.r<> T. Portor. I (! ; lnc L. K. ciisl.y. S 
 i); l.r.. 1'. A. .Mci)..iio-.,ll. J I); hros II. I.ctcli iukI \l. .1. Cook, 
 stc'wai'tU : I'i'o .\[. r-orlliwick. M ('; Id'o Joint Swrolinaii, Ivlor. 
 Meet-' si'coiid Tliurs(la\' of cadi tnoiitli. 
 
 London .Mahonip ^rrrcAr- I'iinkkit AssorrATioN. — I''stal)lis]K'd. 
 Deci'inlxM- 2T!h. l^T*' ; iiic(,r))oratcd liiid .Mai'tdi, 1S71. Ximdior 
 of dcatlis ill oii;lit voars aad .six iiiontlis, 1;.'(I. Aiiioiint d('])o>itod 
 towards rosci'vo fund, $27,000,00. Xumlioi- of nu'inhoi's at dale, 
 
 1,0 no. 
 
 Total Jimount paid to heirs at dati — Juno. 1870, .S2r)1.7f)2.00 
 '* " six Disal.Iitios - - - - (1. 118. (Ml 
 
 Total, - - S2r)7,880.()l) 
 
 Xuinbcr of doatlis lirst six ontliN of 1S7II were 4 
 
 1 iio olijoc-t of lliis A>s()cia'..(»n is to jirovid'j for tlio AN'id.ows 
 and Oi'jilians of JJoccasud MoiiiIkts, and alx) for Moinln'i's who 
 may aceidontally hecoino <li.sahled. from li>st of sii;'lit. hand, 
 arm, or lou', or from severe sjiinal injurv 'J lie tariff of Fees for 
 Admission Is as follows: — For a))])lioants hetwoeii 21 and \M) Years 
 of ai;-c. S;J ; IJO and Ijo, 85 ; ;>5 ami -U), 88 ; 4(1 and 4."). STJ ; 4r> and 
 50, 820 ; 50 and ()0. §30. 
 
 William Rea, Local A^ent. 
 
 P. O. Box, 3(10. 250 FricI Street, Ottawa. 
 
 Ottawa Masonic Board of IJelief. — "Wor bro Wm. Mills. 
 Prince of Wales, chairman; wor i>ro C. S. .Sc<^tt, Dalhoiisio 
 Lodi::o 52 sec-treas ; hi-o John Moore, Civil Service Lotlue 148; 
 hi'o (feorno Cox, Doric Lodge 58 ; Kt wor hro F. C. Bariter, 
 Fidelity Lod,i;e 231 ; wor hro Dr. Jlonderson, Chaiidiere Lotlge 
 2(!4 ; bro J, C. Kearns, Builder's Lodi^x- ITT. 
 
 132 
 
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 . Coolc, 
 11, tvlt'l'. 
 
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 lis. oil 
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 AN'iddWs 
 lioi's who 
 it. liaiiii, 
 
 /•Vv'.v for 
 30 Vcili's 
 ! ; 45 aiul 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 in. Mills, 
 )ailioiisie 
 (lii'c 148 ; 
 Barhei', 
 re L()dii"o 
 
 fORKSTKUS AND ()I>I)ri:iJX)\\ S, 
 
 Anriinf Order (if h'nri'sfri.< llDH'jif Snclcfi/. Cmirf •• f*i'>)ii'ir " Xo. 
 .'^(17. — Jlold at l-'o:i'-trr>' Hall, next .lour to ijie I'Valliers llottd, 
 William >treet ; nieetini:' niuhts ^'vel•^■ alternate Tiie^da\-. \V. 
 II. Adain>. C K: W. ' .MeDi ide. S (' iJ ; Ciinvll. S W; T. 
 I'ollocU, .1 \V (i. (iiiy, Sr,; T. (). Low, .1 li; K ('li;ini|.ne»', 
 trea>urer; ('. .M»'dlow, sccrclary : 1 >r .Me hoii^all, Miru-eon ; l)i- 
 Gi'aliain, clieini.-t : I>i(»s \V. .M<'r.ride and (i. tiny, auditor.-. 
 
 L(>!j(tl M,'troj,n/;f,m /.o,/>/i\ CO () /•' Xn. .")().— I). .Mowat, V N 
 G; Thos. iliicK.II, X (i: W. S. Woo<l, \ 'i; .I;iin<'s Slocoinire, 
 rrc'isurer ; W. (.'. Teau'ne, lectnre ina-t.r; W. A. I'avis, 
 ^i'('i'etii!"\- ; A TlKHMitoti. warden ; S L. I'erkins, condiietor ; 
 J. JiinkV. i: S N (I; (. iijisl,, I, S X (i; W. Clarke, US V 
 G; J. ,Uo(Mv. LSVti ; Jl. llai ley, \ (\. 
 
 KOYAL TVLAC'K KXKJllTS OF IIJKLAXD. 
 
 City of Ottcnrd llnijal Hldcl; Pra'cpfori/ Xo. 227. — Mi-els in 
 Orani^-e .Mali. Ottawa', lirst Friday. W'x'v .Mn>ier, A IJradley ; 
 l>ei)iity Master. F. Toms; J'enistrar, T. \V. ivenny. 
 
 Grand Hlarh C/nij'ter of Briti.^lt Ainemut. — (irand .M:i>ter. Sii' F. 
 T. Scott; J)e|)iity (irand Master, Sir T. \V. Keiiny; (irand 
 liei;i.>ti'ar, Sir .1. T. Jones, itox S;5,'J, Toronto, Out. 
 
 (rrand Black Oltajdrr of CV^/;,/ /,^— (irand Master, Sir A. F. 
 Graham, Ottawa; be])iity (Irand Master, Sir ,I;inios .Mar>hall. 
 Jving-ston ; Jv Dejtuty (irand .Ma>tei'. Sir M. Cowley, Port;!^-e dii 
 FurL ; Gi'aiid JJe,i;isii'ar, Sii' (ieori;e I''orde, Ottawa. 
 
 Grand Black ha pier of Ontario Eaat. — (irand Master, Sir T. 
 W. ]\cniiv; Deiaitv (ir.ind Master, Sir (ieo. .1. I'otts, M J); 
 Grand Jie,I,nstrar, Si'r F. M. Clarke, Ikdleville. 
 
 Grand Chaj/tcr, City of Ottaicn. — (irand Alaster, Sir A. Hi'adley ; 
 Dojiuty Grand Master, Sir I'\ Toms ; Gi-aiul KeiL^'istrar, Sir T. W. 
 Kenny. 
 
 Grand Chapter, ?uanty of Carlrton — Grand Master, Sir Jas. (i. 
 Baird, M J); l>c]>uly (irand .Master. Sir (i. W. Monk, M F J*. 
 
 '• The Star'' lloyal Black Frece/dory. — Worthy Master, Sir 
 J(jhn Clau.-on ; J)e[nity W. .Mastci', Sir A. F. (iraham; J{ej;istrar, 
 Sir Gooruo F'orde ; Treasiii-er, Sii- 11. Ken-. Meets in llie Odd 
 Fellows' Hall, on the 2nd Thursday ol'eaidi month. 
 
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 LOYAL OlJAXdK ASSOiIATIoX OF P.. N. A. 
 
 The Moxi Worsh'/'ful (iraml Lvdijc »/ /! .1.— Llio M()^t Wor- 
 sliipl'iil (iraiid ]\l:t,->ioi" and S()vt'i'oi::'ii. Homy Meri'lclc, ^[ P P, 
 Morrickvillc ; l)(.']»iiiy (iraiid >Ma>tcT, \\n\ Pai-I<liill, HniKla, Out; 
 (ivainl SociH'tary. Thomas Koys, St. CallicMiiii's. 
 
 77/r fihjht Wors/iij'ful Prorinrial (irand fjOihjc of Onturio Juist. — 
 rjiijlit \V()i>lii)>liil (iraiid JMasicr, j>a^■i<l Marshall, Porl Ilopo; 
 |)c'puty (iraiid Masters, William .Idlmson. l)t■^('^•ilk^ and .lames 
 ClarUe, Ottawa; (Irand Sccfctai'v, A. .1. X'anhiLicn, Oohoui-'i-. 
 
 Coantij Lo(I</(', Carlcloii. — AVorCiMinty Master, l-'raneis Clemnw ; 
 (^)^ln(v LeuufN- Master, John J)a\vson ; Connl\' Seciotarv, W. 
 IL Jiewis. Meets liaif-yearly. 
 
 Cuaniy Loihie, Bnssdl. — Wor Coiiiily ^fastei-. (ieor^^'e Fordc ; 
 (/ountv Deiiutx' .Master, H. O. Wood ; Coiintv Sceretarv. i). ,1. 
 
 fit' ' • •. 
 
 Graham. 
 
 Distrirf LoiJ(ic JVo. 4, Oiiavd CV///.— - histi'ict Master, James 
 Clurkc, JS'o. 47; i)i>ti'ii't J)ej)utv blaster, Wm. Porter, No. Ill) ; 
 Listi'ict Ti'casiirer, William Ohei-ry. Xo. 221 ; Tyler, (ieori;o 
 Turner, No. -17 ; J)istriet Secretary, .1). Donaldson, Xo. IID. 
 Meets quarterly. 
 
 \m 
 
 Private Lodoks in tiik City ok Ottawa. 
 
 Lod'je So. 41. — \\ M, AV. 11. Lewis; Seeretaiy, Jl. Morton, 
 fleets in Orange Jlall, tirst Moisday. 
 
 Lod(/e No. IHK— WM, I). Donaldson; Seeretary, A. Suther- 
 1 k1. Meets in OraJii^e Hall, tirst Tuesday. 
 
 'Odye No. 12(;.-W AL AVm. Cairnes; 1) M J. J)oherty i 
 Seeretaiy, (leor^e J(jhnson. .Meets in Orani;o Jlall, second 
 Monday. 
 
 Lodge No. 22L— W M, II. (irant; I) >r, (;eori.-o Clarke; 
 Secretary-, W. J. MeKwen. i[eels in Oran^^-e Jlall, llrst Wed- 
 nesday. 
 
 Lod(je No. 227.- -W M, J)onald Hohertson ; D M, W^m. Chitty ; 
 Seeretaiy, X. Loverin. Meets in Oraiii^e JJall, second Wednes- 
 day. 
 
 Hoi/al Scarlet Chapter, meets in Oi-anu^e iTall, Ottawa, on the 
 14th f>feach monih. Worshipful Com]) in (yommand. Companion 
 James Clarke; Excellent Comji in Command, Companion Wm. 
 Cheriy ; Companion Scribe, Companion \V. JL Lewis. 
 
 1»4 
 
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 M J^ 1?, 
 
 la, Out ; 
 
 I,0(I</e Xo. 1312, S\\')r E<liiihiirijli.—\\ .M. Uro. <io(»r,u'o l-'onli', 
 Ottawa; 1) M, Wvo. .lohii I'dl, Xew l*Miiil>iiru-li ; ('lia]»lain. 
 (ieor^o Workman, Now Ivliiilmruh ; Si'erctaiy, (i. 11. Allan, 
 Xcw l'Minliuri;li ; TivaMi ri-r, John CIum ry. Now ivliiil)iiri;'li. 
 
 Et 
 
 > East.~ 
 : II()|io; 
 (1 .lanios 
 
 yjeniow ; 
 taiv, W. 
 
 i Fordc ; 
 •y. 1). .1. 
 
 •, James 
 
 S^). 11!) ; 
 
 C J eori^o 
 
 S^j. 111). 
 
 Moi'ton. 
 
 Sutliei- 
 
 )()lierty » 
 second 
 
 Clarke; 
 «t AVed- 
 
 Chitlv; 
 Wodnes- 
 
 , on the 
 iipanion 
 on Wm. 
 
 LOYAL OUAXilK VOCXii r.KlToXS ASSO* 'lATlOX, 
 
 OTTAWA. ; 
 
 Disfrirt J.fH/</,>.—\\. C. MacA--y, Dl W M : Wm. A>li, Di D; 
 M;J. Woi.dland, J)t (Mia]»lain ; [j. J. .McCilton. Dl Secrclary ; ;■ 
 (iordon O'Xeill. l^t Tri-asnver ; Wm. Ilulett, Dt l> of Cere- •: 
 nH>iiios; J. v'yoss, Dl 1 T; IJ. Turner, Dt O T. Moots in Ui'an--e ; 
 Hall, qiiai'tei'ly. : 
 
 PillV.WK LoDDKS IN THK OlTV ol' OTT.WVA. ] 
 
 " Boipw " Y /)' No. 4S.— A. 11. Smith, W M ; James Tirant, : 
 ]) M ; (ieoi\i;e Annand, ('ha|)hiiii; J. (iaiTi-lt. Secretai-y ; < 1. ; 
 Dowlor, Tivasurei- ; 11. O. Woods, D of Ceivmonie.-. .Meets ■ 
 Orange Hall, Hillin«;s Hridi^v. 
 
 Fntnn's Gnihain ' Prentice Bui/s Xo. 240.— W. Jackson, W M; 
 (lofdon O'Xeil, D M; A.J. Sliort, Secretary ; (i. lluson, Trea- ; 
 surer; Ale.x. JJaker, 1 T; D. Hmitei-, OT; Samuel Nicholls 
 (Mi:iplain; Phil. Wi-i<;-ht, Marshall ; Committee : Wm. I'eterkin, 
 W. D. Jones, W. J. Jackson, Wm. Heven, ('has. Fulton. Meets' 
 in ()i'an,«;'o Hall, first Thursday in eveiy month. 
 
 llackett Lodqe O Y H No^ Vli\.—\ . .M. Fisher, W M : W. J. 
 
 .Me(Jilton, D Al ; Wm. MacA.uy, Chajilain ; W. J. Thieke. Secre- 
 
 ; taw ; llarrv Christie, Finance Secretaiy ; W, J. Chi'istie, 
 
 • Tieasurei- ; "W. J. 'Joherlson, J) of Ceiemonies ; W. Fortei-. 
 ■ (iuardian. Meets in Orange Hall, last Tuesday of e.-ich month. 
 
 Ottawa Y B Lo<J<ie No. :{:;.— S. Shore, W .M ; II. T. Allen, D 
 :M; (ieoi-n-e Jiou-ors, ('haplain ; Charles J. IJea, Secretai-y ; J. 
 ;• Laiierv, Troasiirer ; , D oi' Cei'enn)nies ; W. J. Jackson, 
 
 • J. Ma>()n, A. J. Short, J. Taylor, ('. Allan. Committee ; , 
 
 '■'. Guardian Meets in Oran^'e Hall, thinl Friday. 
 
 Porter Lo<I(/e (> Y H l.odje N<». 1:52.— William Hulett, W M; 
 ; John Mulligan, D .M ; James Woodland, S(>cretary ; J. Cross, 
 :■ Treasurer; James Murphv, Cha))lain ; Uichard Mathews, D (.f 
 V Ceremonies ; (Jeor-e Davis, 1 T; J. Slack, O T; (J. O'Xeill, 
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 Seci-otary ; F. J^>.\l")|•(Hl:;•ll, Trc'a.->tirer ; J. MflMoiiae'lia)'. J) of 
 CcM'ciin)iiit3> ; .IdIiu William, Tyler; (Joi'doii O'Xeill, (nian;::!!). 
 
 Star of fJtr East Tra- 7?/(/f;s Xo. 20.— .lolin ^fcIuMily. W ?^r ; 
 William Ai-instroiii;-, I) .M ; Donald Mcli'tosh, Secrct.'ii'y : .ln.-lnia 
 Little, Treasm-ei- ; Wni. Cheney. Chaplain ; James Ik'atly, U oj' 
 (.V-rcmonies ; Wm. Vickerry, 1st ('(imniitteoman ; (u'oi'ue '^^i'lU'rit'!-, 
 Tylei-; Ilany (li-ant, (iiiardian. Meets in (Ji-an^e Hall, ihinl 
 ^londay. 
 
 Sfcphm S. Stratum Y B Xu. 41.— Wm. Ash, W .M ; C. Iloss, 
 ]) .M ; ]^)hei"t Laa^':hton. ("ha)>lain ; Jvhvard Xoi'ris, Heeretai-y ; 
 II. MeCormiek, Ti-easurer; J. Sutheiland. J) of Ceremonies; A. 
 W. Jones, I-:. Loveday, T. :Manlon, T. Wi-i^'dit, X. Ash, Com- 
 mittee ; 8. Stratton and X. Irvine, Auditors ; l)v. Chui-di, 
 (rnardian ; George Tiirnei', Tyler, fleets in Orange JIall, third 
 AVednesday. 
 
 T1IEATJJK8. 
 
 Cathoiie Littei'ar_v and Jk^ievolent Union llali, Sussex Street, 
 o]»|»osite the Jioman Cathoiie liasilica. ivntertainments ove;y 
 Fj'idjiy evening, during winter season. Admission 5 cents. 
 
 Freneli (Canadian Jiistitiite. — York St. Litei-ary, Dramatical 
 and j\lusical entertainments every Wednesday evenings during 
 winter season. Admission Idcts, 
 
 Cowan's 0])era House, — Alhei't Street, iietween Mctcalf and 
 O'Connor Sts, 
 
 Salle des Francs-Canadions, near St. Ann's Church, St. 
 Patrick Street. 
 
 St. James nail, — Ahovo J. L. Orme & Son's music store 
 Sj>ark.s Street, between Metcalfe c^ O'Connor Sts. 
 
 St. Patrick's Hall. — Sussex St., opposite the Poman Cathoiie 
 B<isilicu Entertainments every Thursday evening during winter 
 season. Admission 10 cts. 
 
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OTTAWA YlliVj ALA JIM TJ<:LI:GEAPII. 
 
 Box. 
 
 Central Office, City Iiall, Elcun Street. 
 List of Si'jnal Boxes. 
 
 Locality. Jiox. Locality. 
 
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 St'iirks iuiil <>'(,"(inn(ir. 
 Klf-'iii and (ilouocster. 
 (»'(,'(iniii)r and (Jloiicester. 
 Miiriii and Uinik. 
 Wellington and Ivent. 
 2 Fire Station. Sally 8t. 
 Vittoria. and Sally. 
 ]!ay ami Maria. 
 
 FIccU'ii Foundry, AVellinKlon .«t, 
 ^.'ciican and ('onces.-;i(in, A.-li- 
 
 bnrnhaui Hill. 
 Albert and Peroy. 
 ])nko and (^ueen. west. 
 Ivichniond Rund and JJroad. 
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 iiriiiid and Oretr(in. 
 JSoothV Ollicc \'ictoria Island. 
 J5ronson and W'e.-ton's do. 
 Sussex and Hideau. 
 Rideaii and IJcsseror. 
 Wilhrod and (;uml)erland. 
 '11 '* rsicliolas and Theodore. 
 
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 .S7 Currier's .Mill. <^anal Hasin. 
 
 41 Central Fire Station. York at. 
 
 42 No. 4 Fire Station, Cumberland st. 
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 7;^ Nicholas Street, southern end. 
 
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 82 " Somerset and Arthur. 
 
 ourt House with No. '^ Fire Station. 
 'o"s Mills with No. 1 Station. 
 Home on Holton Street with No. 4 F'irc Station, 
 lei-'e. Albert Street, \\\\\v No. 2 Station. 
 
 OTTAWA POI.ICK FOPCE. 
 M. O'dARA, Police jtlagisli-atc. A. P. Sherwooi), Chief oi' Police 
 W. P. Lett, Cleric Police Coiu-t. O. CJroulx, Detective. 
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 James Dakers, Sir Wnni Allan, 
 
 hecretarji. Presi<hi\t. 
 
 Main Otiieo, IVde^i-apli r>iiildini;'s. Metealle Street. 
 Branch Offices. 
 
 I'arliainent Ilonso. 
 
 ]{ussell House, corner Sparks A: I-'lnin Street. 
 
 Union House, coi-nor (^ueen k Mli;-in Street. 
 
 Jolin Cass, Susse.K Street. 
 
 Hamilton Bros., Sussex Street. 
 
 St. L& O. Lower J)ei)Ot. 
 
 " Upper " 
 
 Canachi Central, Ivaihvay Dej)ot. 
 
 POMINION TKLEURAPH COMPANY. 
 F. EoPER, T. Swi.myard. Hon. T. N. Gikbs, 
 
 Secretary. General Manager. President. 
 
 Main Office, 17 El^-in Street. 
 Branch Offices. 
 
 Parliament House. 
 
 Russell House, corner Sparks & Elgin Street. 
 
 47 Rideau, near Sussex Street. 
 
 335 Wellington Street. 
 
 Windsor House, corner Metcalfe <S: Queen Street. 
 
 Bridge Street, Chaudiorcs. 
 
 Q. M. O. & O. Railway Ticket Office, Elgin Street. 
 
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 Ottawa Office, U Klyiii St., C. C. Kay, Ayait. 
 
 TABLK OF STAMP DUTIKS. 
 
 On ovcrv ]troinissoi'y iv»tt\ (lr;itt. oi'liill ot'exrlKiiiiiW not more ; 
 tliaii 82'), 1 cont ; over 825 lo 8r)<>, 2 i-onts ; over §.")() to $1(H>, • 
 8 cents. 
 
 On cvcrv jn-omissoi-y note, tlr:ii't. oi- l>ill of cxcl)iini>:e, oxe- . 
 cutcd sinii'l'v, for tlic first SKH). [> cents; for every additional 
 $100, or traction of a SlOt>. IJ cents. 
 
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 tiicroof, 2 cents. 
 
 On everv draft ov \nU of cxchani;-e executed in more than two 
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 nal 8100, or fraction thereof, 1 cent. 
 
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 note, draft, or hill of exchan,ue : i)nt the person atlixin^ such 
 stani)) shall, at the time of allixinu- the same, wi-ite or stamj) 
 thereon the date at whicii it is attixcd, and each stamp shall oe 
 held pn'ind facie, to have heen atHxed at the date stami>cd or 
 written thereon, and, if no date he so stamped or written 
 thereon, ssnch adhesive stamj) shall be of no avail. 
 
 Penalty for ne^ii'lectini-- to atlix stamps, or for wilfully writin.ii; 
 or stumpini^- a false date thereon, 8100. 
 
 The Governor in Council may direct stamped paper to he pre- 
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 Uppe?' Town. 
 
 Conici" of O'Connor and Sparks streets. 
 
 " Wel!irii;-ton an<l Sally streets. 
 
 '* Wellington street and Pooley's IJrid^-e. 
 
 " Duke and Firidi;'e streets. 
 
 Canada Central Railway I)e])ot. 
 Victoria Terrace, Riclunond Eoad. 
 Corner of Bank and ^Maria streets. 
 
 '• Percy and Nepeaii streets. 
 
 " Somerset and Metcalfe streets. 
 
 Loiccr Town. 
 
 Corner of Sussex and Kideau streets. 
 " Sussex and St. Patrick streets. 
 
 " Dalliousie and St. Patrick streets. 
 
 St L. k O. Railway Depot. 
 Corner of Parry and Nelson streets. 
 
 Aui^'nsta and Ilidean streets. 
 
 Daly and Nelson streets. 
 
 Rideau and Cnmbeidand. streets. 
 
 J)aly and Nicholas streets. 
 
 Auo-usta and Ottawa streets. 
 
 King and St. Patrick .streets. 
 
 York and Sussex streets. 
 
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 These Boxes are visited daily at 8 a. ni., 12 noon, k 8 p. m., 
 and at any otlicr time mentioned on the card placed on the boxes. 
 
 RATES OF POSTAGE. 
 
 Canada Post Card, one cent. 
 
 Exceptional Postage for Ottawa. — Post.'ige on letters under one- '■: 
 half ounce to LeBretons Flatts, New Edimburgh, Mull, lioches- ) 
 terville, Mount Slierwood & Cummings Bridge, one cent if j 
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 ON LETTERS PER HALF OUNCE. 
 
 Canada, includiiii;" P. Ivhvard island, Uritisli (\»luiul)ia, Vaii- 
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 Newfoundland, 5 cents — must he })rej>:n(l. 
 United States, 3 cents — must be ])i-e|)aid. 
 Great Britain and Irelaiul, by ^anadian Pack'ct, 5 cents. 
 Great Britain and Ireland, l>y New York Packet, ;') cents. 
 Registration Htani]), 5 cents. 
 
 ON NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS. 
 
 Ti'ansient Newspapei's, 1 cent per 4 o/-. — must bo prepaid. 
 Printed and ])ublislied in Canada and posted fi-om otlice of 
 publication, 1 cent ]>er pound. 
 
 Transient newspaper to (ireat Britain 2 cents each. 
 
 BOOKS, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, AC. 
 
 To any place in Canada, Newfoundland, or the U. S, 1 cent 
 per 4 oz, prepaid. No furthei' charge will be made in the U. 8. 
 
 Book-packets to the United Kingdom, 2 oz. 1 c, 4 o/.. 2 cts., 
 G oz. 3 cts, and so on. 
 
 PARCEL POST. 
 
 • Not to exceed 4 lb, to any part of Canada, 4 oz. cts, 8 oz. 
 
 , 12 cts, and so on, G cts. per 4 oz. 
 
 ; Money orders can be obtained on all oflrtces in the Dominion, 
 
 : Newfoundland, Great Britain and India. 
 
 COMMISSIONS. 
 
 ON ORDERS PAYABLE IN ONTARIO, QUEBEC, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA 
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 On orders up to $ 4 2 cents. 
 
 Over $ 4 and up to 10 5 
 
 <' 10 " 20 10 
 
 '< 20 " 40 20 
 
 « 40 " (iO 30 
 
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 " 80 " 100 50 
 
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 • 1(1 •• 15 75 
 
 " 15 " 20 1.00 
 
 On orders PAVAiu.E IN THE United Xinodom. 
 
 On Orders up to £ 2 25cents. 
 
 Ovei' £2 and up to 5 50 
 
 5 " 7 75 
 
 7 " 10 1.00 
 
 Xo single Ordor lor ovei- £10 to be granted on the United 
 Ivingdom, or for more than £20 on the Lower Province named, 
 and no halfpence to be introduced in the Ordei's. 
 
 No Oi-ders lo be uiven on credit, and lianUabie Money to be 
 exacted for tlie Orders. 
 
 On orders payable in the United States. 
 
 On orders uj) to S25. 25 cents. 
 
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 DOMINION PARLIAMENT. 
 
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 PAIITII'IS iutcndiiiL;- to in:ikc' apj)lic'ati()ii to l\'trli:iinent 
 for Pi'ivate Hills, rithoi" for ^ji'imtini!,- exclusive ]ii'ivi- 
 le<;x's, or coiiferriii!;' coi'iiornti' jiowors tor coiiiinorcitil 
 or other piirjioscs ot' ])i'otil, or foi- (loiii<;- tmytliiii ;■ leiuliiii;" to 
 iitVoct the riiihls or ]»ro|)i'rty of oihei' |»urti('s. iiw hcrob}' 
 iiotifif'il thai tht\\' are re(|iiire<l l)y the rules of the two Houses 
 of P;u'liaiiieiit (u'hieli are ])iihlislie(l in full in the Canada 
 aazefte.) to n-ive TWO MONTHS' XOTICK ot the application 
 (elearl_\' and distinctly s])oeityiiiir its nature and ()hject ), in the 
 Canada (razcttc. and als(» in a neu'spajter jiiihlisheil in the 
 County or Union of Counties atlected, sendinij,' copies ot' the 
 Pa])ei's containini;" the tirst and last of such notices to the 
 Private ^>ill Ot^cc of each House. 
 
 All petitions for Private i}ill> nnist he pi-esented within the 
 firaf fhrcr ireel:^ of the Session. 
 
 The l''ee iu)\v ])ayal)le for a Private Tiill is two h)indird dollars. 
 
 KOHi:PtT lkmolm:, 
 
 ClerU of the Senate. 
 
 ALFHMJ) PATPtlCK, 
 
 Clerk of the H(juse of Commons. 
 
 " 157 " " ' 
 
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 '11.1 
 
 'ji I 
 
 
 
 RULES OF BOTH 
 
 HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT 
 
 RESPECTIXG THE 
 
 LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT, 
 
 A ]iro])ci' C:it:il»)g-uo of the liooks helon^'iiii;" to the Lihi'arv 
 sliall be kept hy tlie Librarian in whom the custody and i-cspon- 
 sibiiity thereof shall be vested ; and who shall be retjuired to 
 rei>ort to the House through Mr. Speaker, at the openinn' of 
 each Sesnion, the actual state of the Library. 
 
 No person sluill be entitled to resort to the Library durinijj a 
 session of Parliament except the Governor (ieneral, the members 
 of the Privy Council, and of the Senate and House of Commons, 
 and the Officers of both Houses, iind such other persons as may 
 receive a written order of admission from the Speaker of either 
 
 158 
 
IT 
 
 e:nt. 
 
 c liihrary J 
 
 nd res) ton- • 
 
 c»iuirccl to ■;. 
 
 peiiinii,' of : 
 
 y duriiii;" a • 
 members • 
 Commons, . 
 ins as may '■ 
 V of either 
 
 House. ^lemlu'rs n»;iy ])i'rs<)nally itiirodiice Stfani;'ers to th(> 
 Iiil>r:iry (luriiiu; the (hiyliim', Init not afl(i- the hdiir of soven 
 o'ehx-k, r. M. 
 
 Diirini:; a Session of Parliament, no r>ool<s h(>lonu;in«;' to the 
 Lihrary shallhe taken out of the IJuildinn-, except hy the au- 
 thority of the S]>oal<er or upon receipts ijivcn hy a Meniher of 
 either House. 
 
 Duriiii;' the recess of Parliament, the Tiihi-ary and IJeadinu" 
 I?oom shall he (tjien every day in each week. Sunday^ and 
 Holidays excepted, from tliehoni- of ten in thi^ mornini;' until 
 three in the afternoon ; and access to the Lil)rai-y shall he ])er- 
 mitted to persons introduced hy a Memhei- of the Lei;;islature, 
 or admitted at the discretion of the Ijihrarian ; suiiject to such 
 I'eii'ulations as mav he deemed necessarv foi" the security and 
 preservation of the eollection ; hut no one shall he allo^ved to 
 take any Book out of the liihrai-y exciM)t Memhers of the Tjes-'is- 
 lature, and such (others as may he authorized hy the .Speaker of 
 either House. 
 
 During" the recess of Parliament, no Memhei' of either House 
 not residini;' at the seat of (lovernment, shall he at liherty to 
 borrow or have in his ])ossession at any one time more than 
 three works from the Library, or to retain the same for a longei' 
 period tiian one month. 
 
 No other ])erson who may be privilcu'cd by card from the 
 Sj)eak'er of either House to borrow Books from the Library, shall 
 be alloweil to have in his ]X)ssession more than two Hooks at any 
 one time, oi to retain the same long-er than three weeks, and 
 all such jtersons shall return the Books so taken, when required 
 by the Librarian. 
 
 No Eooks of reference, or Books of special cost and value, may 
 be removed from the seat of (lovei-nment under any circums- 
 tances. 
 
 159 
 
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 first iiuH'liiiiT <>l I lie .1 
 
 itiiii liiliriiry ( 'oininii tiv at tivory '• 
 
 Si'^simi ( 
 
 i|' I'ai'li.'tmtMit. llu' li 
 
 lirariaii •«liall report a \\^\ of'tlui '} 
 
 lioi»l<> ill 
 
 )-«i'iit :it ilu' comiuciic 
 
 ciiuiil. Ill" till' Scsviuii, spcrilyiii^: '' 
 
 tin- iiaiiic> of any jx-rsoiis w'lo havo rt'taim-l llu! isanio in <'on- 
 tra\tMiti<)ii ol' (.'illuT n|' ihr Ibri'ufoiniX Kiilcs, 
 
 In addition to tlio t'ori-noin;^' rules, the .loint I-ilirai-y Coni- 
 niittce have a^'i'eed to the tojlowinij; new Ifules, to wliieh the 
 attontidii ul' persons tre(|iientinii- tiie Lil>rary, or niakiiii;' use o|' 
 uny Jiook.s hulon^ij;'iiii^ thereto, is specially i'e(|iiested : — 
 
 1. It is strietly lorl>id(U'n to make any Jiiarlc. Ii_\' ])i'n('il or 
 otherwise, in any Hook lieloiii^'ini;' to (he liihrary, or to turn 
 down leaves therein, or otherwise di'laee tlu; saint'. 
 
 2. Xo person (other than a ni oinln'r of Parliament) is per- 
 mitted to have aeeess to any of the (JalK'ries sui'roundin,<4" the 
 Library, without the ex|)ress permission of the Librarian oi" 
 unless aeeonipanied by an otlieer of the Librai'y. 
 
 '.]. No visitor shall be permitted to I'emain in the Tiilti'ary 
 with his hat on ; nor will smokinj,', orspit!in^• ontjie lloor or 
 car])et, be ])ermit(ed, in any of the Libi-ary apartments. 
 
 4. No audible eoiivei'sation will ln' allowed in tht^ reailin^ 
 room; nor shall any person be pei'mitted to partake of refi'esh- 
 ments therein ; and no do^'s shall be allowed in the Libi'ary, 
 
 IGO 
 
at tivci'v 
 list of till' 
 l>fciiyiiii;" 
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 wiiii'li till' 
 luiX use of 
 
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 WESTERN BLOCK. 
 
 •%i>rt-o' 
 
 MiiiistiM' of Militia aiKlDi'lc'iu'i; n,,;,. L. F R M-ism.h 
 
 J)i'liuiy of " '' Ll-(',)| (• y {>■ t' 
 
 (JiMK-ral Ollicer (^,m.nall.lino. tl.e Militia'''':Si,' K. Sdhy SiwvtV 
 
 Adjutant (.euoral (.,, ^^MlkeV INrnvll' 
 
 Invatohoi-rotuiy to the .Minister Capt. Alpl,. Jleiioit. 
 
 ''^^ce of Minister of MUitIa and hcfonrc. 
 
 C!oi-l<s— 1?. .Suite, II. I). .1. Lane, and II. de SaiabciTV. 
 -Messenger— .1. W. (low. 
 
 Arcoiint Bnuieh. :■ 
 
 Chief Finaneial (Xlicer— Lt.-Col. John MacPhcrson '" 
 
 Clerks— (1 JI. CMcai-a, Lt.-(\)1. I). A. Maedonald, \v if > 
 
 Aumoml, Oaj)t. A. Bonoit, K. Waldo, \V. H. Pambrun. " v 
 
 Me8seMi,^ei-— N, Casanll. i; 
 
 Adjutant General's Office. •; 
 
 Chief Clerk— \V. ]i. Wri<.-ht. 'i 
 
 ClerlvH— F. X. Lambert. C. Seviiiour, 'T. C. Laro^' (J E ^' 
 
 M. Sherwood, C. Junot, C. CaMi])l)o!l. Afajor W. U. ;S. ^Va"in^i*■rht* ? 
 
 Messengers— C. Dion and T. Jloberlson. "" ' J 
 
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 Store Branch. ;• 
 
 Superintendent of Stores— Lt.-Col. T. Wily •"' 
 
 Clerks— Charles Walkeni, Major U. (J rant, F. Jones] P. Clark. \ 
 
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 " .1. Fletchor Montreal. Que. 
 
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 10. 
 
 Lt.-Col. \V. 0. Smith Fort (larry, .Man. 
 
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 C. F. ir<Mii;litoii Victoria, B.C. ;■ 
 
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 J. H. (Jrav rharlottetowii, P. K. 1. 
 
 
 
 Paijmasters and MiUtanj Store Keepers. <. 
 
 ;■ Militnrj' District?. '•. 
 
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 .Major Will. Starr, P. M. i^ S London, Out. 
 
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 Lt.-C'ol. Alo-er, P. M. »S: S Toronto " 
 
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 Major W. Kin.ii-, J*. .M. A: S....Kini2:slon '' 
 
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 (/lead Quarters.) Ottawa " •;; 
 
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 Lt.-(V)1. AmyranUi, P. M Waterloo, (^iie. 
 
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 Lt.-Coi. C. do BolleleiiiUe, P. M. & S... Montreal. 
 
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 7. 
 
 I.t.-C^ol. W. 11. Forrest, P. M. & S (^uoboe. 
 
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 s. 
 
 Lt.-Col. W. T. Baird, P. M. c\: S....St. .lohn, X. B. 
 
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 .MaJ rC. (Juy, P. M .»t S Halifax, X. S. 
 
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 Lt.-Col. A. Peebles, P. :M. & S...Winnipe,<.-, .Man. : 
 
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 11. 
 
 Capt. 11. J. MeDojiell, P. M. & S... Victoria, B. C. 
 
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 Major Pi. A. Cropley, P. M. & S..CIiarlotteto\vn, • 
 
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 162 
 
HOYAL MILITAEY COLLEGE 
 
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 Lt.-Col. Ivlward Osl.orno lUnvott, R. I] Commandant. 
 
 Major J. Bramloy Kidout, H. Ms. 0(1(1, lle<;\... .Captain of Cadets. 
 
 Major J^d^ar KoiisiM-tou, U. A. | Pn>fcs,ors of Mathematics 
 Oaptaiii S. Cr. ]^aii-(I<,ii-Ii, J{. A. j ,/„,/ Artillery. 
 
 : Lt.-Col. J. R. Oliver, ]1 x,^^''''f'^''^^^>^(^f T'^'^rtificat ions, Geometrical 
 : ' ^ " ( ^>raivin(j and Descriptive Geometry. 
 
 ,, . ., -,, , (Professor of Jfiiitaru Tooonraidw 
 
 ■ Major (,eo. R. Walkor, R. K. j Civil Surveyimj, Military History, 
 
 ( Administration and Law. 
 
 ; Rov. Geo. D. For-uson, B. A Professor of German. 
 
 Forshaw Day Professor of Free-hand Drawiny <C- Painting. 
 
 Arthur B. Duval, M. D Professor of French. 
 
 Roberto. Harris, C. K Professor of Civil Emjeneering. 
 
 Dr. Herbert A. Bavne. | -P^^'^*«^^ «/ i^-rperiinental and ^'atural 
 
 ( Sciences. 
 
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 Till': DOMIXIOX LAXrxS 01- CANADA. 
 
 Tliese laiuls are siliiutod in >[anil.()ba and tlio Xortli West 
 Territories. 
 
 The Hyoton? of survey is reel angular, (lie towiisliii) Iteiiii^ six 
 miles square, <ii\i(l<'il into thii'ty-six secti(»iis ot one mile square 
 each, "vvhich latter are subdivided on the i^round into ([uarter 
 sections ol' KJO aei-es each. 
 
 Sections II and 20, amonntinii; to li'.'^U acres, in each townshij), 
 are dedicated to the purposes ot'jjuhlic scdiools. 
 
 Sections S and 2(5 in each townsliiji re])resent tlie one-twentieth 
 reserved thi-oughout the " fertile belt " to the Hudson Bay Com- 
 pany iiiuler the J)eed of Sui-rendei-, 
 
 DomiiHon lands open for sale or settlement may be ])urchased 
 for cash at one dollar ])er acre, may l)e entered ly JMilitary 
 Bounty Warrant, or may be entered as homesteads for actual 
 settlement. 
 
 Homestead settlei's pay a fee of $10.0(1 at tlie time of entry 
 for the land, and ai-e re(|uireil to resitle uj)()n and cultivate the 
 quarter-section entei-ed as a homestead, foi- three years, u])on 
 which they get a patent free. 
 
 The homestead settler has also ihe privilege on payment of a 
 further sum of Ten dollars of entering for an ad_| Miiing quarter- 
 section of land as a pi'eem})tion, of which he is admitted into 
 immediate ])ossession and cultivation, arul for which, on the 
 completion of liis homestead conditions, he may acciuire the full 
 title on the }»aynient of One dollar ]»er acre. 
 
 Coal lands are not subject to the operation of the Homestead 
 provisions of the Doniiinon Lands Act. 
 
 164 
 
■th West ;, 
 
 Ikmdi:; six ; 
 lo s(|iiiiro • 
 » (junrtor ■• 
 
 towuslii]), ;• 
 
 twciilieth • 
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 )urohjised ■. 
 
 JSIilitary ■ 
 
 i)v actual ; 
 
 oi' entry '■; 
 tivate tlio ;: 
 sai's, u])oii ■; 
 
 iiient of a •; 
 l;- quarter- > 
 it ted into ': 
 h, on the •! 
 ■e the lull ■ 
 
 oinestead .; 
 
 Persons desii-in^ to earr}' on Coal minini;' in unsurvej-ed terri- 
 tory may ai)])ly to ]>iirchase, sendini;- forward Ihe des('ri})tion 
 hy a J)oininion I.and Surveyor, settinij I'oi-th ;.';enerally tlie silua- 
 and dimensions of the hind and acc-onii»anyin_ijj (he same h}' the 
 j)i"ice thereof, estimating the numher of acres, which sliall not 
 exceed 320, at the rate of One dolhvr per acre. 
 
 The ^rinister of the Interior with the view of ])reventini^ 
 undue monopoly in Coal lands, may in his discretion, (^n a town- 
 ship beiiiii; siirveyeil, exem))t Irom sale and settlement, the lands 
 in such township containiiii^' Coal, exceptin<j; those on whicli 
 minin<>' mas' have been carrie<l on under the ahove rei^ulation, 
 and may sulise<]uently sell or otherwise deal with the same in 
 Htich manner as may he deemed expe<lient hy the (Jovei'iior in 
 Council. 
 
 The Hominion Limds Act is not intended to apply to territory 
 ovei" which the Indian title may not at the time have been 
 extini^uished. 
 
 The above is merely a syiiopsis of the law embracing the 
 policy connected with the Admiiustration of the Dominion 
 Lands. Persons wishini;- more full Jind complete iidbrmation are 
 referred to the Dominion Lands Act. 
 
 All communications relating generally to the Dominion 
 Lands to be addressed to the Honorable the Minister of the 
 Interior, at Ottawa. 
 
 All speciric applications to entei* Surveyed Lands should be 
 addressed to the agent of l)c)minion Lands, Winnipeg, Manitoba. 
 
 l\y (»rder, 
 
 LINDSAY RUSSELL, 
 
 Purveyor General. 
 
 Dominion Lands Olflce, ) 
 July, 187J). j 
 
 
 165 
 
POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK, CANADA. 
 
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 1. TIiixm; limidrcd l'()!<t Oflice Saviiii^s Banks in Ontario and 
 Quebec ai'e ojieii daily tbi' the receipt and re))ayinent of deposits, 
 durinic the ordinai'v hours oj'l'ost Oifice bnsiness, 
 
 ? Tlie direct secnrily of the J)f)mini<)n is yiven by the Statute 
 for all dejiosits made. 
 
 3. Any j^erson may have a de])()sir accotiiil. imd may deposit 
 yearly any amount ol"dollars, troni $1 up to -IfHOi), or more with 
 the permission of the Postniastei" (lenei-ai. 
 
 4. J)e]K)sits may be made by mai-ried women, arid <leposits so 
 made, or made by Avomen who shall afterwards mai'ry, will be 
 repaid to any su(di woman. 
 
 5. As respects children under 10 yeai's of age nn)ney may l»o 
 deposited — 
 
 Firstly — My a ]»arent and friend a-^ Trustee for the child, in 
 which case the deposits can be wiihdi'awn by the Trustee until 
 the child shall attain the age of ten years, after which time 
 repayment will be nuuie only on the joint receipts of both 
 Ti'Ustee and child. 
 
 Secondly — In the child's own name — and, if so dejiosited, 
 repayment Avill not be made until the child shall attain the age 
 often years, 
 
 6. A depositor in any of the Savings I3anl< Post Otiices may 
 continue his deposits in any other of such otlicts, without notice 
 or change of ])ass-book, and can withdraw money at the Saving.s 
 Bank Otfico which is most convenietit to him. For instance, if 
 he makes his tirst di'jiosit in the Savings Bank at Cobourg, he 
 may make further dejiosits at, or withdi"aw his money thi'ough 
 the Post Office Bank at Coliingwood or Quebec, Sarina, Brock- 
 ville, or any place which may be convenient to him, whether he 
 continue to j cside at Cobourg or remove to some other place. 
 
 166 
 
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 y deposit ) 
 lore with ': 
 
 >posits so ; 
 y, will be 
 
 y may l»o ; 
 
 child, in ' 
 ;toe \intil 
 ich time 
 
 of both 
 
 eposited, 
 II the age 
 
 lices maj' 
 )ut notice 
 3 Savings 
 stance, if 
 jourg, he 
 r through 
 a, Brock- 
 lether he 
 place. 
 
 7. Ivich depositor is siii)plii'd with a pass-hoolc, which is t(» be 
 ])r()duccd to the Postiiiasler every time the depositor pays in or 
 withdraws money, and thosr.m paid in or withdrawn ai-e entered 
 therein by tlie Posttnaster i-eceiving oi- paying the same. 
 
 S. J'Jach depositor s account is kept in the Postnui^itir i'lcncmTn 
 Ojficc in Ottnira, and in addition to the Postmaster's receipt in tli*' 
 pas$.-book, a direct ncknoicledijement from the PoHtmai<ter d'eneral 
 for each num. //aid in is sent to the depn.sitor. 1/ his ac/;no)r/cd(/inent 
 does ?iot reach the dejiositor icithin ten </</y.s from the <htte of his 
 deposit, he iniist applij imme.diatelij to the Postmaster (rern'raf />// 
 letter, beinn eorefal to (/ire his address, <uid, if neeessari/, irrite eujain, 
 hecause the Pastrnaster's receipt or entn/ in the passliook is not 
 sufficient without the further receipt for the m one ij from Ottawa. 
 
 !>. Every (depositor iniist send his hook once a year, dz : on the 
 anniversary of his first t/eposit, for comparison with the Buoks' of the 
 Department, and for insertion of interest. The Book will lie returned 
 to him by first mail. At no other time should the dejiositor suffer /us 
 book to be out of his possession. 
 
 10. When a (k'[)o>itor wishes to withdraw money, lie can (h) 
 so by a])))lying to the Postmasfei* (rencral, who will semi liim 
 by return mtiil a c!iet|iio for the amount payahk- at whatever 
 Savings Btmlc Post Otllce the (le})ositor may have nanved in his 
 application. 
 
 11. Interest at the i-ate of 4 pei* cent pei* annum is allowed on 
 deposits, and the interest is aikled to the princi])al on the oOlh 
 June in each year. 
 
 12. postmasters ai-e forbidden by law to disfdose tlie name of 
 any depositor, or the amount of any sum de])osited oi" with- 
 drawn. 
 
 13. No charge is made to depositors on ]iaying in or drawing 
 out money, nor for passd)ooks. nor for postage or conimuiuca- 
 tior,s with tlie Postmaster (renci'al in relatio!) to their deposits. 
 
 14. The Postmastei- (ieneral Is always ready to receive and 
 attend to all ajjplications, complaints, or other communicati(ms 
 addressed to him ly depositors oi- othei's, relative to Post Otlice 
 Savings Bank husiness. 
 
 15. A full statement of the Ecgulntions of the Post Office 
 Savings Hank may be seen in the Otticial "Postal (Juide, "ami 
 at any Post Oltice in the Donnnion. 
 
 ft- 
 
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 Ottawa, October, 1876. 
 
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 Se.crei 
 
 •ary 
 
 of State. ;: 
 
 ' 
 
 Ottawa, September, 1879. 
 
 
 
 
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 GOVI'^JiXMKXT nOUSi:, OTTAWA. 
 
 Friday, latli clay of June, 187!). 
 
 PRESENT : 
 
 IJLS i:XCKLLKX('Y TIIK (JOVKRXOPt (JKXKKAL IN 
 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 AN the roconimeiulation of the JFonoi-ahlc tlio ^linister of 
 ^ (.'iistonis, and under the autliority given and conferred by 
 the 51)th section of the Act 40 Victoria, cha]). 10, intituled : " An 
 Act to amend and consolidate the Acts i-esjiectini;- the ('ustonis," 
 — His Excellency the Ciovernor (lenei-al in Council lias been 
 ])leased to make and prescribe the following regulations for 
 
 ported swine in bond : 
 
 sluughterinii" and curinu' ini 
 
 
 1. Upon tlie importation of swine for the pur])ose of slaugh- 
 tering, the im])orter shall enter the same foj" warehouse ii])on 
 the usual foi-m (;f such entries, stating upon its face the number, 
 live weight and value of the herd, and the rate and amount of 
 duty as prescribed i)y the taritf in Ibrce at the time of making 
 such entry. Such imjjorter shall then execute a bond to the 
 (Jueen, with two sutHcient sureties to the satisfaction oi' the 
 Collector of Customs at the port where su(di carcasses are im- 
 j)orted or warehoused, in double the amount of nuch duty, the 
 condition of such bond shall be that ujion due ex])ortution 
 within one year of the ])roducts of the swine so imported, slaugh- 
 tered and cured in the loi-m of pork, bacon, hams, shoulders and 
 lard, or payment of the duty secured by the said bond, then the 
 said bond shall be and l»ecome null and void, otherwise shall 
 remain in full force and virtue. 
 
 169 
 
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 • 2. Al'tor the reception of tlie swine into the bondin;^ ware- ! 
 ; house or shuis^hter house, it shall not he hiwful to remove any 
 ; of them alive theretrom, nor sJuiU any i)art of the produce of 
 ', such swine be removed therefrom for any |)ur])ose, without u 
 i ]ieri'iit from tlie Collector or pi-oper otHcer of Customs, as in the 
 ;; case of all other bonded <^ood8. 
 
 ■• 3. The bond ijiven by tlie imjiorter as before specified shall bo 
 C cancelled upon payment of the curi'cnt rate ol* duly imi)osed 
 •; upon swine imported into Canada, or upon ex]>ortation of 
 ;■ seventy per cent of tlie actual live weii^'ht of the swine as ()ri<^-i- 
 ■. nally entered, in the form of }>ork, bacon, hams, shoulders and 
 .■ lard ; and if a less (juantity than seventy per cents is ex|>oi-ted, 
 '}. then duty shall be ]»aid upon the (juantity delicient, at the rate 
 ■'• imposed upon the live animal in proportion to value. 
 
 ■\ 4. Swine imported in the carcass to be cured and ])ackcd in 
 '; bond may be entci'cd in the usual way for warehouse, and be 
 ;. ])laced in the ]iremiscs established as a warehouse of this class 
 ;•; for the special purpose of cui'in<i; Jind packing. The weiujht and 
 .;■ value of such carcasses shall be stated upon the face of the entry 
 ':• for warehouse, and the importer shall execute a bond to the 
 ;! Queen with two sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the 
 •; Collector of Customs at the Port where such carcasses ai-e im- 
 :• ported or warehoused, in double the amount of duty accruing 
 i thereupon to be calculated accordini:; to tne highest rate of duty 
 l imposed by the taritf upon any part or parts of the said car- 
 ': casses, conditioned for the due exportation of the same or ])ay- 
 i ment of duty within one year from date of tirst entry. 
 
 5. The meats beini^ the produce of such carcasses, shall be 
 / calculated for exportation oi* duty, as the case may be, after 
 ;•! allowing in I'cspect of meat in pickle a reduction of five per 
 "; cent. fr(mi the original weight, or weight for first entry, and 
 .; these percentages may be deducted by compensation entries 
 ;' from the warehouse books at the time of each ex-warehouse 
 • entry, in projier proportions, antl if any less quantity is ex- 
 •; ])orted, than the original weight, less the allowance above 
 ;• specified, the duty shall be collected upon such deficiency at the 
 ;•! rate of duty required at the time by law upon meats of the 
 •; kinds exported. 
 i W. A. IITMSWOETII, 
 
 * 
 
 ■; Clerk Privy Council. 
 
 170 
 
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 Iders and 
 3X|)orted, 
 t the rate 
 
 packed in • 
 0, and ho .'! 
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 the entry ': 
 md to the :• 
 m of the '[. 
 bs are im- .; 
 r aceruin<:; : 
 te of duty ;. 
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 ne or ])ay- ? 
 
 shall he •;' 
 he, after ■,•; 
 if five per ;: 
 entr}', and • 
 on entries 
 warehouse ; 
 tity is ex- 
 ncc ahove 
 ncy at the 
 eats of the 
 
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 Council. 
 
 DOMINION OF CANADA. 
 
 -:-()- 
 
 IMiDi:<^ E ^tt-QM. 
 
 ■;■(»- 
 
 Free Grants of 80 Acres ot Prairie Land are oftcred to 
 actual Settlers in the Province of MANITOBA. 
 
 Free (irants of 100 to 200 Acres of ]V(XhI Land are otl'ered 
 to actual Settlers in other parts of Canada. 
 
 Partially cleared Farms and Buildinya may be bought at reasonable 
 ^irices. 
 
 ASSISTED PASSAGES. 
 
 The Dominion Govei-nment issues throuij^h its A^^ents Pas- 
 soni^ei' Warrants wherehv a|»proved Fniii;rants in the United 
 Kingdom may ohtain passages to Canada at reducetl rates. 
 
 IMMK, RATION AdENTS IN CANADA. 
 Quebec. — L. Stafford. Toronto. — John A. Donaldson. 
 
 Montreal. — John G. Dalev. 
 Oto«vi.— W.J. Wills. 
 Kingston. — R. McPhorson. 
 
 llamilton. — J no. Smith. 
 London. — A. G. Smyth. 
 
 In the Maritime Provinces there are the following Government Officers : 
 Halifax, N. S. — E.Clay. St. John, N. B. — J. Levingston, (acting.) 
 And in Manitoba: — Winnibeg, — W. Hespeler. — JMifferm, — J. E. Tetu. 
 
 These Officers of the Government will meet every Steam.sliip, Sailing 
 Vessel, and Train bringing Immigrants. They will afford to all who apply 
 to them the fullest advice and protection, and all complaints should be im- 
 mediately addressed to them on arriving. They will also furnish information 
 as to lands open for settlement in their respective Provinces and Districts, 
 farms for sale, demand for employment, rates of wages, routes of travel, dis- 
 tances, expense of conveyance, and will receive and forward letters and re- 
 mittances for Immigrants, .fee, &c. 
 
 All information which Immigrants obtain from the Agents of the Do- 
 minion they may accept as reliable. 
 
 Department of Aoriculturk, 
 
 Ottawa, September 1879. 
 
 171 
 
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 INLAND REVENUE DErARTJIENT. 
 
 WEIGHTS & MEASURES BRANCH, 
 
 Lineal Mcn-s^iwes that iiunj headmUtcd fo Vcriftcafiou. 
 
 3IATEK1AL. 
 
 Tliese measin-os \wi\\ lie iiiade of any 
 siiitahlo metal or of .sli-ain"Iit liraiiied 
 ■wood. Wlieii of wo(xi, liie ends must 
 l)e protected by metal ti]>s well secured. 
 
 Chain or J^ihand, 100 ft. \ 
 
 " " SO " I The chains of iron .)r steel with solid 
 
 Divitled into feet, f joints. 
 " riiband, (id " / The Ribands may bo of steel, or of 
 " " )Vi^ •' I metal Aviro woven with other fibre. 
 
 J)ivided into links. / 
 
 J)E 
 
 VOMINATION 
 
 feet 
 
 measures, 
 
 (1 " 
 
 
 5 " 
 
 
 H " 
 
 " or yi 
 
 h y'^i'^^ 
 
 
 2 feet 
 
 
 1 foot 
 
 
 h foot 
 
 
 Common t.Mpe lines ai'e not to be verified. 
 
 172 
 
n. 
 
 at Ion. 
 
 lo of any 
 t i;rtiiuo(l 
 iicls must 
 llseeufod. 
 
 with solid 
 
 tool, or of 
 ther fibre. 
 
 WEIGHTS TO BE ADMITTED TO VERIFICATION. 
 
 DOMLvrox \\::r(;iiTs. 
 
 Wiai.HT?' 11) UK T(ii,kratki) till > 
 1st .Iri.Y l^so. 
 
 1 Iri'j' <"• Hiilliuii 
 Avnii:i)|-iMiiH \\ Kimirs. | Weiiflits. 
 
 AviiiKiiri'iijs WijriiiT.s. ; 
 
 In llnmz.e nr fn Soft 
 
 
 
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 "Wtiifc Metal «it 111 Iron. .Mefiii ("ji- 
 
 111 limiizo 
 
 111 
 
 In Iron. ^"^} •^■e"i' '■ f 
 
 eutiiil hanliie.-s. .-uil. 
 
 Only. 
 
 l!r>iii>.c. 
 
 '""^"" C'a.«C(l. ■; 1 
 
 :; 1 
 
 (30 His. go lbs. I Go Ui.s 
 
 ;"iou ozs. 
 
 50 lbs. 
 
 50 lbs. 
 
 5() lbs. ':■ j 
 
 50 '« ! 50 " 50 " 
 
 300 '< 
 
 ■-'H " 
 
 28 " 
 
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 14 '< 
 
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 FORMS OF WEIGHTS THAT WILL BE ADMITTED TO 
 
 VERIFICATION. 
 
 DOMINION AVKKIIITS. 
 
 At'oirJujioib Weiyhts. 
 
 From 50 IIh. down U> one j^duikI, cyliiulrictil, with knob. 
 
 Tho .sumo with r'wi'j;. 
 
 Koc'tJin;L(uhir bh)t'l<, with ring or huudlo cast solid. 
 
 Truncated s(jiiJiro ]iyr;imid. 
 
 From 5 IbH. (hiwn to ono-half dram. Any of (ho above forms ; 
 also flat discs in rjcsts. 
 
 A GO lb. weit!;ht for the bushel of wheat, of some form suffi- 
 ciently distinct from tho forms heroin described to ])revent tlie 
 one being mistaken for tho other. 
 
 Grain Weights. 
 
 From 1,000 grains down to ton grains, Cylindrical, with a 
 small rising stem and knob. 
 
 Six gi'ains and under. Bent platinum or aluminium wire so 
 hent as to represent the number of grains or decimal parts of a 
 grain. 
 
 In cverv case tlic denomination of the w^eights, when of 
 sufficient size, must be cast, engraved, or stamjtod on them in 
 bold legible numerals, of a size duly j>roportioned to the size of 
 the weight. 
 
 Troy Weiyhts. 
 
 From 500 ounces down to one ounce, Truncated cone with 
 knob. 
 
 From 5 ounces down to .001 ounce, flat square plates. 
 
 The denomination to be engraved or stamped on (he toji of 
 the knob of each weight, in as large numerals as the size of the 
 weight will admit; an, I, also, on tho fucoof tho smaller weights. 
 
 174 
 
ID TO 
 
 (^b. 
 
 e forms ; !; 
 
 rin sufli- v 
 J vent the ■; 
 
 ,1, with a J 
 
 1 wire so •! 
 parts of a '( 
 
 when of 
 I them in 
 he size of 
 
 •one with 
 
 the top of 
 ■lize of tlie 
 • weights. 
 
 DOMiXlOX MMASrilKS OP CAPACITY THAT MAY WK 
 AD^riTTI'M) TO VKIUKICATION. 
 
 JJENo.M [NATIONS. 
 
 A. — BUsllEL. 
 
 Halt IU'siiel. 
 
 Peck. 
 
 Gallon. 
 
 Matkiuals. 
 May be made of— 
 
 1. IJronze oi' Riass, cast. 
 
 2. Hammered Sheel Brass oi- Copper, 
 stroni>-theiiod by rimsof simiUir metal, 
 and upright straps. 
 
 0. Sheet Iron, when of sufficient strength 
 to retain the form of the measure 
 under ordinaiy usage, cither with 
 wood or iron bottoms. 
 
 4. Wood of any suitable quality — with 
 iron or hardwood rim. When of wood, 
 the iid^o to be sufficiently thick to 
 I'eceive the brand. 
 
 May be made of — 
 
 1. Bronze or Brass, cast. 
 
 2. Hammered Sheet Brass or Copper, 
 with suitable rim of similar metal. 
 
 3. Hard Pewter. 
 
 4. Stout tin plate of apj)roved thick- 
 ness. 
 
 No measure of capacity, of which the sides or bottom arc in- 
 dented, battered, or knocked out of the regidar form, will be ad- 
 mitted to verilication, nor any whose bottoms are not sufficiently 
 strong to carry the contents without changing their form. 
 
 \ 
 
 B. — Gallon. 
 
 Half (iallon. 
 
 Quart. 
 
 Pint. 
 
 Half-Pint. 
 
 Gill. 
 
 Half Gill. 
 
 Inland Ke venue Department, 
 Ottawa, October, 1879. 
 
 '175' 
 
 A. BliUNEL, 
 
 Commissioner. 
 
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 ' 'si, 
 
 IB li 
 
 p. 
 
 DEPA1IT3IENT OF RAILWAYS & CANALS. 
 
 (Western JJlock.) 
 
 Sir Charles Tui'I'ER MiiiislcrollJnilwaysjfcCjiiials 
 
 T. TrUDEAU I)l'|Mll_V, 
 
 F. Uraun 8ot rotary. 
 
 John Page (JliiofKn^inoei" ol' Canals. 
 
 S. Fi/iiiMiNO Cliiof l''iii;iiuH>f of the Ca- 
 
 luulian I'acitic Kail\va\". 
 
 C. SCIIREFHER Clliof I'lllijillOiM' of (lovt.-Kvs. 
 
 ill ojK'iaiioii. 
 
 J. ]Jaine Accoiiiitaiil & l^ook-Ivccpcr. 
 
 II. A. FisHiAiLT I^aw Cloik. 
 
 A. P. Bradley Private Secretary. 
 
 F. 11. Knnls, F. a. Dixon & W.J. Tilley. Correspondin-i; clerks. 
 
 J. .F X. Bonneville, C. F. Street, L. I[. Filteai:. ] ., , 
 L. N. FoRTiER, L. 1). J)i()N .\: 1). J{. Stewart. j" ^ ''''■'^''• 
 
 S. McLaughlin Photo_i^ra]>lier. 
 
 J. Deslauriers and C. S. Neville Messengers. 
 
 " 1 7G 
 
SALS. 
 
 & Canals 
 
 mals. 
 
 the Ca- 
 iil\va\'. 
 
 ovt.-Jivs. 
 
 :-Kcepcr 
 
 i\<f clerks. 
 
 kM'Us. 
 
 essongors. 
 
 SUPERINTENDENTS 
 
 
 — OF — 
 
 
 C ^ N" j'^ L S 
 
 • 
 
 Kamf. 
 
 Canal 
 
 Address. •. 
 
 \ E. V. i].»nwi:r,i., 
 
 Wolland, 
 
 St. Catharines. '> 
 
 ;: F. A. Wise, 
 
 Ilideau, 
 
 Ottawa. ;• 
 
 ': A. (J. .Macdonkli., 
 
 Willianisljiirg. 
 
 Morrisburg. v 
 
 •; 1). A. Mackonald, 
 
 Cornwall, 
 
 Cornwall. ; 
 
 ;; W. K Forbes, 
 
 Carillor. & (Jrenvillc, 
 
 Carillon. ;: 
 
 .;• M. C.'ONWAY, 
 
 Lachinc, 
 
 Montreal. ':■ 
 
 ••; J. F. Beique, 
 
 Bcauliai'iiois, 
 
 Beauharnois. ■■ 
 
 ;{ W. M. Kavanacjh, 
 
 St. Peters, 
 
 St. Peters, C. B. \ 
 
 ;, C. Ulric, 
 
 ChaniMy, 
 
 Chambly. > 
 
 •i J. L. Daoust, 
 
 St. Ann's Lock, 
 
 St. Ann. :• 
 
 '} L. Larue, 
 
 St Ours, 
 
 St. Ours. ;; 
 
 •;, Super 
 
 ntendcnt, Engineer Canal & Locks, Montreal, j; 
 
 ; E. 11. Parent, 
 
 " <' Ottawa 
 
 I, Canals, Grenville. ':• 
 
 ■; Alex MacNab Manager and P^ugineor P. li 
 •;' lottctown. 
 
 !. L Kailway, Char- ;• 
 
 I D. POTTINQER SupC 
 
 rintendent Intercolonial 
 
 Railway, Moncton, ;! 
 
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 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
 
 (Western Block.) 
 
 Hon. II. L. Lan(1evi.v, C. D Minister of Public Works. 
 
 G. F. BAiLLAR(ifi I>o])nly. 
 
 L. E. St. O. CuAi'LEAL' Secretary. 
 
 II. F. Perley Kngiiicer. 
 
 T. S. Scott Chief Architect. 
 
 James Bowes , Assistant Architect. 
 
 O. DioNiNE Accountant &, Book Keeper 
 
 II. AiKiNS Asst. 
 
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 J. W. IlARrKR Paymaster. 
 
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 CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE 
 
 At Halifax with First-Class Mail Stcaiiicrs of the Mojilreal 
 
 Ocean Steamship Company to and from Liverpool, 
 
 making' th-; sliortest ocean j^assage between 
 
 tlie two Continents. 
 
 MAKING CONNECTIONS 
 
 I")ui'in^ the Seat^oii of Navigation. 
 
 At Campbellton witn Steamer "City of St. John," sailing 
 
 Wednesday and Satnr(hiy Mornings for Paspehiac, 
 
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 SMITH'S VACUUM BRAKES AND MILLER'S PLATFORMS 
 
 ON ALL PASSENGER CARS. 
 
 PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS RUN ON EXPRESS TRAINS BETWEEN 
 
 ST. JOHN. HALIFAX, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL. 
 
 Baggage checked through to all Principal Points in 
 Canada and Unites) States. 
 
 This Lino oflers superior facilities for Shipments op Freioht 
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 Hon. T. Robitaille, M. P. for lU)naventure, appointed Lieut -Governor of 
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 FACTOHY & OFFICE, 125 & 127 St. ANTOINE St., 
 And Show Room, 131 and 133 St. Antoine Street, Montreal. 
 
 Mr. BRUNO LEOOUX, 
 
 Begs to inform tlie public, his friends, and strangers visiting Montreal, that 
 he always keeps on hand a Complete Assortment of 
 
 ELEQilHT FAMILY €AEBIAQ£S. 
 
 suitivble for summer and winter. He has carried all honors at Provincial 
 Exhibitions htsld in the last ten years. 
 
 FIRST PRIZK Exhibitions of 
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 the City of Montreal. 
 
 This Hotel has been recently re-taken by Mr. Henry IIocjan, 
 tlie former proprietor, who has handsomely and appropriately 
 decorated and renovated the interior, and completely re-fittetl 
 the whole of the apartments with new furniture. 
 
 The Hotel is admirably situated, heinij; in the wvy heart of 
 the city, and contiii^uous to the General Post Oftice, the pi-incipal 
 Banks, Public Buildings, Law Courts, Commercial ivxchanyes, 
 Eailway and Telei^raph Otlices, 
 
 The Hotel will be manajj-etl by Mr. Samuel Mont(}omery, 
 under the immediate personal supervision of Mr. IIouan, than 
 whom no one is better qualified to conduct an hostelry of such 
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 CONSTANTLY IN STOCK 
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 Walnut, Oak, Ash & Maple Setts for Redrooins, Parlors, Dining: Rooms 
 and Library, Office desks & Chairs of the best & latest Style. 
 
 ABTI€LES WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. 
 
 AH goods delivered free to Boats or Railways. 
 
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 IJNIVKIISITY nKOREKS. 
 
 The University degrees it coni'ers upon students wlio have 
 successfully completed theii' Classical Course, entitle those who 
 study medicine or law to exemption from preliminary exa- 
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 CIVIT. KNOINEERINa. 
 
 Its excellent and ably directed Civil P^ngineoring Course pre- 
 pares foi- the successful exercise of a profession whicli gives 
 lucrative employment to so many in Canada, the United 
 States, «S:c. 
 
 COMMERCIAL. 
 
 Its Commercial Course is such as to form successful business 
 men, familiar with history, literatui-e, music, drawing, and the 
 several natui'al sciences. 
 
 MUSEUM & PHYSICAL CABINET. 
 
 Its Museum and Physical Cabinet greatly facilitate progress 
 in science and art. 
 
 i:)RAWING. 
 
 Drawing, so useful in all the mechanical arts, and so beautiful 
 an accomplishment, is here taught with acknowledged success, 
 and free of chai-ge. 
 
 The situation of this fine, spacious establishment unites all 
 the benefits of country atmosphere and aspect with the conve- 
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 N. B. — For particulars send for Prospectus. 
 
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 (3:^.C0MMERCI AL PRINTING, _ 
 
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 Bills of Exchange, Notes, Cheques, Bonds and Debentures, 
 
 Catalogues and Price Lists, Business aii<l Show Cards, 
 
 Programmes, Hand Bills. 
 
 Of every description executed witli despatch by Our Xew 
 Process in a superior manner. 
 
 LAW PRINTING: 
 
 Fpctums, Legal Forms, Assignees' Lists and Dividend Sheets, 
 
 PROMPTLY AND CORRECTLY PRINTED. 
 
 Maps, Plans, Specifications, Autographed or Peproduced 
 Fac-simile. 
 
 FASHIONABLE STATI0NEE7. 
 
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 OMNIBUSSES MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS. 
 
 PATSEY'S SiiMPLl ROOMS 
 
 (Late Metropolitan Eestaurant.) 
 
 RIDEAU STREET, Near Sappers' Bridge. 
 
 The very best Wines and Liquors in the market kept in Stock. 
 
 Oysters, in Season, Always on Hand. 
 
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 and Eats, Headdresses, Tissues, Frillings, 
 
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 662 & 664 DOBCHISTEB STBEET, 
 
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 DIRECT IMPORTERS IN THE KEsT MAKES OF 
 
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 REAL LACES. HALBRIGCAX AND SILK HOSIERY 
 Cartwright and Warner's Underclothing 
 
 UMBRELLAS & QENTLEMEN'S FUHNISHINa. 
 
 SPECIALTIES. 
 
 Dressmaking and First-Class Tailoring. 
 
 Costumes & Oeiits' Suits made in a few hours. 
 
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 The House is situated within three minutes' walk froui the Houses of Parliament, 
 and in close itroximity to the business jxirtions of the city. Ft cojitains Parlors. F>ininK. 
 Reading and Hed Rooms ; Rooms en suite, liesides Siecpintt Ai)iirtmonts pnivided with 
 every convenience ; the Table is well appointed in every respect. 
 
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 CONVEYANCES TO ALL TRAINS AND BOATS. 
 
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 Engravers to the Dominlori, P. O. Dept. &.c. 
 Mamifacturers qfJiraxx t^ Steel Stamps, 
 Rubber Stamps^ Dating Stan.ps, Fac- 
 simile Stamps, Door Plate,<, Stencil 
 Plates, Post Office Pads, Key 
 Checks, Bookbinders Blocks 
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 ESTABLISHED IN I860, BY 
 
 W. M. SOMERVILLE, 
 
 IMPORTER AND DEALER IN 
 
 Cements, Fike I^iucks, White Lead, 
 
 Sewer Pipes, Oven Tii-ess. Turpentine, 
 
 Terra Co.ta Goods, Fire Clay, Japans, 
 
 Plaster of Paris, Watkr Lime, Varnishes, 
 
 Land Plaster, Lime, Oils, &c. 
 
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 CARRIAGE PAINTERS FURNISHINGS, 
 
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 RUBBER PAINT Co., CLEVELAND, OHIO. 
 
 JdIi:!! E®gDrs3 Statiarj €1 romps, New Ym± 
 
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 For the Cure of Khiiinatlsin, Sciatica, Colds, &c. 
 KOINBUliaH, SCOTLANO. 
 
 Monumental and Mantle Work Manufactured in Canadian 
 
 Foreign Marble. 
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 OPPOSITE NICHOLAS STREET, 
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 Cream Cheese & other delicacies received Daily. 
 
 PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDER ENTRUSTED TO MY CARE. 
 
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 doniier entiore satisfaction an public vo^'ageiir. 
 
 La Table et le Service ne laissent rien a desirer. 
 
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