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 HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF CANADA, 
 
 A BRANCH OF THE 
 
 HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON; 
 
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 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF THE MEMBERS. 
 
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 MONTREAL : 
 
 PRINTED BY ARMOUR AND RAMSAY. 
 1843. 
 
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 Extract from the Report of the Committee 
 appointed to draw up a report on the state 
 of the Society. 
 
 " With regard to the funds of the Society, the 
 Committee have called on Hugh MacGilHs, Esq., 
 the last Treasurer, who has shewn, that of the 
 amount of the Life-subscriplions, which had been 
 placed in the bouse of MacGillivraj & Co., the sum 
 of ill 94 4s. 3d. is now at the disposal of the 
 Society." 
 
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HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF CANADA, 
 
 A BRANCH OF THE 
 
 HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON, 
 
 ESTABLISHED 1818. 
 
 For preserving the martial spirit, language, 
 dress, music, and antiquities of the ancient 
 Caledonians ; 
 
 For rescuing from oblivion the valuable 
 remains of Celtic Literature ; 
 
 For the establishment and support of 
 Gaelic schools in the Highlands of Scotland, 
 and in other parts of the British Empire ; 
 
 For relieving distressed Highlanders, at a 
 distance from their native homes ; and 
 
 For the improvement, and general wel- 
 fare of the Northern parts of the Kingdom, 
 and of the Highland gettlements in Canada. 
 
CONSTITUTION OF THE SOCIETY. 
 
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 1st, The Governor*General of British North 
 America for the time being, to be respectfully re- 
 quested tc become Chief. 
 
 2d, The Society to consist of a President, three 
 Vice-Presidents, two Secretaries, a Treasurer, ele- 
 ven Directors, and an indefinite number of Mem- 
 bers. 
 
 3d, Persons eligible to be admited Members of the 
 Society, shall be, Highlanders and their descen- 
 dants ; persons who have rendered essential service 
 to Highlanders ; Officers of Highland Corps, Regu- 
 lar or Militia j and Husbands of Highland Ladies. 
 
 4th, Twelve persons may be elected Honorary 
 Members, without any qualification. 
 
 5lh, The affairs of the Society shall be munaged 
 by a Committee, consisting of the President, Vice- 
 Presidents, Secretaries, Treasurer, and Directors ; 
 three of whom shall form a quorum, for the transac- 
 tion of business. 
 
 6tb, All business proposed for the consideration 
 of a General Meeting, shall first be discussed and de- 
 termined en by the Committeatof Management; 
 which shall always meet, previous to any General 
 Meeting; but the proceedings of which must be up- 
 proved of by the next General Meeting, before they 
 shall be binding or have efiect. 
 
 7th, All questions before the Committee of Man- 
 agement or General Meetings of the Society, shall 
 be decided by the majority of votes ; the President 
 having the casting-vote, except in the case of Elec- 
 tion of Members. 
 
 8th, That there be Two General Meetings in the 
 Year : one, on the Second Monday in January ; and 
 the other, the Anniversary or Festival Meeting, on 
 the Eighteenth of June, if it fall nut on a Saturday 
 or Sunday — in which case, it shall be held on the 
 Monday following — to celebrate the glorious Battle 
 of Waterloo. 
 
 9lh, That exclusive of the two Annual General 
 Meetings, there may be Special General Meetings 
 conrened on any particular occasion, by order of the 
 
majority of the Committee, or upon the written re- 
 quisition ofany five Members of the Society, addres- 
 sed to any of the Ofiice-Beurers or Directors, giving 
 live days' notice of such Meeting ; but a General 
 Meeting convened on any nolice, shall be considered 
 a regular Meeting of the Society. 
 
 10th, That the President, Vice-Presidents, Secre- 
 taries, Treasurer, and Directors, shall be elected 
 annually at the General Meeting on the Second 
 Monday in January ; and that they shall continue 
 in office till the Second Monday in January follow- 
 ing inclusive. 
 
 11th, The President, one of the Vice-Presidents, 
 Secretaries, and Treasurer, with six Members — or, in 
 the absence of the President, the Vice-Presidents, 
 Secretaries, and Treasurer, and eight Members, 
 one of whom shall be a Director — shall form a 
 General Meeting. 
 
 12th, Persons desirous of becoming Members of 
 the Society, to be proposed at a General Meeting 
 by any Member, and elected by Ballot ; three Black 
 Balls excluding the Candidate. 
 
 13th, That every Member of the Society shall pay 
 five shillings, with five shillings entrance, or three 
 pounds for his life subscription. 
 
 14th, That the interest only of the Life Subscrip- 
 tions, shall be applicable to the purposes of the So- 
 ciety. 
 
 15th, That all Members of the Parent Society 
 shall, on their arrival in Canada, (if they desire it,) 
 be considered Members of this Branch during their 
 residence in Canada, paying the annual subscription 
 of five shillings. 
 
 1 6th, That Branches shall be formed, at the head 
 of which shall be two Vice-Presidents appointed by 
 the Society, with power to elect their own Secretary 
 and Treasured, in Quebec, Montreal, Kingston, To- 
 ronto, Hamilton, and other places ; and that one 
 fourth of the funds of these Branches shall be re- 
 mitted to the Treasurer, at Williamstown, while the 
 remainder is to be disposed of at their own discre- 
 tion. 
 
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HIGHLAND SOCIETY 
 
 OF 
 
 1843. 
 
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 Chief. 
 
 His Excellency Sir Charles Baoot^ K. C. B. 
 tioTcrnor General of Canada. 
 
 John Macdonald, Esq., of Gart, President f 
 The Hon. John MacGillivray, ^ yT p. 
 Donald Macdonelj., and > rice-tre- 
 
 Guy C. Wood, Esquires, > **^«"" ' 
 
 HuohMacoillis, Esquire, Treasurer; 
 
 Archd. John Macdonell, > „ . . 
 John N. MAcLEAN,Esquire8, \ ^^retanes } 
 
 Directors, 
 
 Duncan Macdonell Donald Macdonald, 
 
 (of Greenfield), James Grant, M.D., 
 
 Geo. S. Jarvis, Alexr. MacMartin, 
 
 Alexr. Macdonell Alexr. Macdonell, 
 
 (Inch), 
 Alexr. MacLean, 
 
 M.P.P., 
 D. M. Macdonell, 
 
 Angus Cattenach, 
 James MacCracken, 
 Esquires. 
 
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ALPHABETICAL LIST 
 
 or THE 
 
 MEMBERS. 
 
 Owing to the temporary loss of the Records, the 
 names of those gentlemen only are given who have 
 signified their intention of continuing Members, or 
 who have been elected since the re-organization of 
 the Society. 
 
 John B hick wood, 
 
 Robert K. Bullock, 
 
 Duncun Cameron, 
 
 Malcolm Cameron, M. P. P 
 
 Angus Cattenach, 
 
 William Dunlop, M.P.P. 
 
 John Finlayson, M.D. 
 
 C. J. Forbes. M.P.P. 
 
 Rw.Pi riUffT r, 
 
 B. Gordon French, 
 
 Simon Fraser, 
 
 Hon. John Hamilton, 
 
 Rev. George A. Hay, • 
 
 Lewis Gordon, 
 
 Allan Grant, 
 
 Hon. Alexander Grant, / 
 
 Alexander Grant, 
 
 James Grant, M. D. 
 
 George S. Jarvis, 
 
 William Kay, 
 
 Ho ii > John B 4m Qo » Ma c- 
 
 aulay, 
 James MacCrackcn, 
 Thomas MacCaw,— ' 
 Lieut. Alexander Mac- 
 
 donald, 
 (Glengarry Lt. Infantry.) 
 Donald Macdonald, h. p. 
 
 40th Regiment. 
 Very Rev. J. Macdonald, 
 
 V. G. 
 
 John Macdonald (of Gart) 
 John A. Mucdonald, 
 Kenneth Macdonald, 
 Roderick Macdonald, MD 
 Rolland Macdonald, 
 William Macdonald, 
 
 (Gaspd,) 
 
 (CuUachie) 
 Ensign M. Macdonell, 
 (Glengarry Lt. Infantry,) 
 Alexander Macdonell, 
 u (Inch,) 
 
 Captain Alex. Macdonell, 
 (Glengarry Lt. Infantry,) 
 Angus Macdonell, J* 
 Arch'd. John Macdonell, 
 (younger of Greenfield,) 
 Donald Macdonell, 
 
 (Greenfield,) 
 Donald ^. Macdonell, 
 Duncan Macdonell, 
 
 (of Greenfield,) 
 Duncan Macdonell, ^ 
 Ens. Reginald Macdonell, 
 (Royal Canadian Rifle Rt) 
 Donald Mm dHn|,iill,i ' 
 Donald Macintosh, 
 Hugh MacGillis, 
 Hon. John MacGillivray, 
 Angus MacGillivray, 
 
 
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 Willium MacGruer, 
 Kev. Mr. MacLaurin, 
 Kenneth MacLauchlin, 
 James MacKcnzie, 
 Hon. Mr. Justice Mac- 
 Lean, 
 Alexander MacLean, M. 
 
 P.P. 
 John Neil MacLean, 
 Alexander MacMartin, 
 Alexander MacMillan, 
 Donald MacMillan, 
 
 Sir Allan Napier MacNab 
 
 M.P.P. 
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 William MacTavish, 
 John Rae, M.D. 
 Andrew Shaw, 
 William James Scott, MD 
 
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 William Stewart, 
 Rev. Hugh Urquhart. 
 Guy C. Wood. 
 
 HONORARY. 
 
 Miyor General Sir R. Armstrong, 
 
 John Solomon Cartwright, 
 
 Major General Sir J. A. Hope, K. C B. 
 
 Lieut. General Sir R. D. Jackson, K. C. B 
 
 John Prince, 
 
 Hon. Chief Justice Reid, 
 
 Hon. John Beverly Robinson,(Chief Justice of U.G.) 
 
 Hon. Sir James Stuart, Bart. (Chief Justice of L.C) 
 
 Remegius, Bishop of Tabarea, 
 
 John, Bishop of Toronto. 
 
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 Branches of the Highland Society of 
 Canada, are established at 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 James MacKenzie, j William MacTavish. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 Andrew Shaw,— Neil Maclntoeh. 
 
 TORONTO. 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 
 Hon. Mr. Justice MacLcan, 
 Flon. John Simcoe Macaulay, 
 
 NIAGARA. 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 Hon. John Hamilton, | Donald MacDougall. 
 
 HAMILTON. 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 
 Sir Allan Napier MacNab, M. P. P. 
 Allan Macdonell, Cullachie. 
 
 * AMHERSTBURG. 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 David Stuart, | Lewis Gordon. 
 
 BYTOWN. 
 
 Archibald MacNab of MacNab, — William Stewart. 
 
 GODERICH. 
 
 William Dunlop, M. P.P. 
 
 JOHNSTOWN DISTRICT. 
 
 Richard Duncan Eraser, j Alexander MacMillan, 
 William Scott. 
 
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