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 THE 
 
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 FOR THE REGULATION OF 
 
 THE NORTH-BRITISH SOCIETY, 
 
 IN 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 
 WITH TUE 
 
 ACT OP INCORPORATION. 
 
 HALIFAX, N. S. 
 PRINTED B7 JAMES BOWES & SONS, BEDFORD ROW 
 
 1873. 
 
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INTRODUCTION. 
 
 As every Association for tlic assistance and relief of our 
 fellow-creatures is conunendablc and good, it is hoped the 
 NoiiTii British Society of Halifax will be esteemed such 
 by all who candidly pursue the Rules of its Institution. 
 
 Wlien people meet with misfortune, or fall into distress in 
 a part of the world remote from the land of their nativity ihey 
 naturally select their countrymen to reveal their siluation to 
 them., and to claim their aid. 
 
 That they might have it ' i their power to interpose with 
 effect in behalf of such claimants, the natives of Scotland and 
 those of Scotch parentage in the city of Halifax, agreed, in 
 the year 1768, to form themselves into a charitable Society. 
 The good effects of their association have now been expe- 
 nenced for 105 years, and though the objects of their charity, 
 like the contributors to it, have, according to their fundamen- 
 tal principles, been North-Britons only, and can, while their 
 present Constitution lasts, be no other, yet there is nothing 
 so narrow or illiberal in their Institution as to indispose them"^ 
 in their individual capacity, from acting up to the principles 
 of universal charity, and joining with the community at large, 
 m acts of social or private beneficence. 
 
OFFICE BEARERS FOR 1873. 
 
 James S. Macdonalb rrtaident. 
 
 John P. Mum Vice Presitlent. 
 
 E. M. Macdonald Hen. Assist. Vice President. 
 
 W. Mykbs Gray Jun. Assist. Vice President. 
 
 George MiicnEiL Treasure!'. 
 
 J. Godfrey SMiTn Secretary. 
 
 Dr. a. p. Reid Assistant Secretary. 
 
 Rev. John Campbell Chaplain. 
 
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 Alex. Stephen . . 
 Dii. Gordon..... 
 
 .James White 
 
 William Hedley. 
 Peter Ross 
 
 ► Committee of Charity. 
 
 E. n. Reeves 
 
 J. Brenton Gordon 
 B. A. Taylor 
 
 Committee on Back Dues, 
 
 William Hood. Marshal. 
 
 John Patterson Messenger and Piper, 
 
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RULES, ETC. 
 
 SECTION I. 
 
 DKSIGNATION OF Tllli SOCIETY: IT3 SEAL. 
 
 The iSof'ictfy slinll retain its prc8cnt name, tlint is, 
 — The jS'oiiTii-BinTisir Society, in Ihdlfax^ 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 The Seal wow used hy the Society, viz., a silver 
 Seal, with a Thistle and (Jrown entrraved thereon, 
 with this motto : " Ne.nw nie impfinc /r^ct'.s-.s'?7," 
 shall be contijuied, yiihject to the regulations here- 
 after mentioned. 
 
 SECTION 11. 
 
 OF MEMBEnS ANi> TIIEIU ijLALIFICATIOXS : ELECTION AND DI'TIES 
 
 As the existence and usefulness of the Society 
 dej)ends upon its ordinary members, what relates 
 to them deserves the first consideration. 
 
 Persons dcsirino- achnittaiice into the Society 
 shall consist, first, of natives of Scotland ; secondly, oniiiar} 'Mem 
 of those whose parents are or were natives ; or, 
 histlv, of those whose fathers or f;'randfathers are 
 or were natives. 
 
 They shall be proposed by one or more mem- „ , „ 
 
 1 ;. 1 -• 1 • 1 • 1 ^lodo of pro 
 
 oers (t the society, at a general or special meet- posiuq; & elect- 
 ing, and their election shall be determined by a"'^' 
 majority of votes by ballot, at next quarterly 
 meeting. 
 
 Every person thus elected as an ordinary 
 member shall, at the time of his admission, 
 subscribe the Kiilcs of the Society, and pay into 
 the hands of the Treasurer a sum not less than 
 four dollars, to be applied according to the orders 
 and regulations hereinafter specified. 
 
 P]atr7 money. 
 
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 (Quarti'rJyduoB 
 
 rerpptunl 
 
 MeniborH. 
 
 Honorary 
 Morubers. 
 
 Every ordlnarv rcsiuont mcinltcr yliall pay f|nnr- 
 torly, into tlic liiinds of lIjc Tn.'asnrcr, at tlie lioard 
 of'tlic Society, the sum of .'Is curnMicy* or «u(*li 
 other 811111 as !<lia!l f'roia time to time l)0 jiulgcd 
 sufiicicnt for promoting the general purposes ot* 
 the Institution. 
 
 Per])etual members shall consist of those jiersons 
 entitled to admission into this Society, Avho deposit 
 in the fund of charity a sum, the annual interest 
 of which shall be at least equal to the ordinary 
 dues of the foui- quarterly meetings, as now estab- 
 lished ; they shall always have a right to take part 
 in the business of this Society, and shall, with 
 their own consent, l)e always eligible to its ofHces. 
 
 Honorary members shall consist of those persons 
 eligil)le into the Society, who are ])assengcrs and 
 soj'ournci's, rather than resident in the city, or wlio, 
 being ordinary members, may remove from the 
 city, or of those whom, on account of their ofKcc 
 and avocations the Society shall think j)r(»per to 
 exempt, though resident, from the duty of ordinary 
 attendance, hi either case they shall contribute; 
 to the funds of charity a sum not less than six 
 dollars. The admission and enrolment of mem- 
 bers of the first description shall, as beretofore, 
 be ^•ested in the officers of the Society, viz., in 
 the President, Vice-President and Assistants. 
 And it is to be understood that if any members of 
 the first or second class shall become i)ermanent 
 rcfndcnts in the city, they shall pay the same 
 annual contribution as ordinary members or othcr- 
 wi:^e shall cease to be members of the Society. 
 
 SECTION III. 
 
 MEETIXG8 OF THE SOCIETV, AND OUDER OF BUSINESS 
 
 I'or cultivatino' a mutual o-ood unJerstandino; 
 
 Ordmary^meet- .^ i r i i.- ^11' 
 
 inf^p and their an inicf the members, and tor conductmo; the busi- 
 nc^s of charity, the Society shall be assembled four 
 
 number. 
 
BuslncsH. 
 
 )US1- 
 
 tinios in the year, l)C '.dcs its anniversary mcotinj^, 
 namely, on the fir^t Thursday of tho months of 
 Fel)ruary, May, Auf;'u.st and November. 
 
 At all mcctingvS of the Soeiety, after the Presi- 
 dent or Vice-President has taken the chair, tlic 
 Rules sliall 1)C laid on the table for the perusal and 
 direction of the members ; and nothing shall be 
 talked of but the business of the Society, while the 
 President keeps the chair. 
 
 Every member speakinn; on business shall stand 
 
 111 1 • u' A il 1 • 1 Speakers on 
 
 Up and address himselr to the cliau', and no mem-businoHs to nd 
 
 ber shnll s])C!ik more than onc(; on the same sulyect, ^iresstuccuair. 
 cxce[)t by leave from the ('hair, or in order to ex- 
 plain something already offered. 
 
 A\'hen tlie subject before the Society is stated and 
 discussed, the President shall propose the same tOcisiou. 
 the decision of the members, which shall be j^ivcn 
 by ballot in all cases when it is vcquired, or by a 
 show of hands. 
 
 Everv member resident in the city, who shall be 
 
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 absent from any nicetmg, ordmary or extraorchnary , pcuscs. 
 shall be noted in the ]\linutes by the Secretary, and 
 shall forfeit fVn" every time he is absent, fifteen 
 pence, for the use of the Society. Every mem- 
 ber {)resent shall pay Is. 3d., to defray the expense 
 of the evcninijr. 
 
 Every member resident in the city, who shall ivnaity of ab 
 absent himself for four successive quarterly meet- ^^^^*^- 
 ings, without making an excuse that shall be 
 deemed satisfactory to the Society, shall no longer 
 be considered a member. 
 
 At the meetinj? in November the members ^, ^. 
 
 • V !• X • 111 Election of 
 
 present shall, by a majority oi votes given by bal- OfTicers ; timn 
 lot, elect the officers for the ensuing year, to wit, 
 a President, Vice-President, tw^o Assistants, a 
 Treasurer, Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Com- 
 mittee of Charity and Messenger ; and at this 
 meeting, also, a regulation shall be made for cele- 
 brating the Festival of St. Andrew. 
 
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 Any member ))ein<:( eloctcil to the office of IVcsi- 
 ivnaity for ro <^cnt uiul refusiiii^ to act, whiill f'orK'il twenty 
 
 ui'c'sScktJ?"''^'^^'^*""'^ ; Vice-President, fifteen .'^liillin-s ; and all 
 other olKcera ten .shillingts each, for the use of the 
 Society. 
 
 At the meeting to be held on the 3()th November 
 
 each year, for celebrating the festival of St. Andrew, 
 
 ^^Annuai festi q^ ^^j^ the day following, if the 8(ith hiipjjcns to be 
 
 Sunday, the ofllcer-s elected at the [jreceding 
 
 meeting shall enter on their functions. 
 
 At the said Annual Festival, ev(.'rv nieuilter of 
 croBH to be ^hc Society who shall a{i])ear without a St. Andrew's 
 worn on thftt (J^.qss on liis breast, sliidl foi-feit and i)ay to the 
 Society's use, seven shillings and six pence. 
 
 SECTION IV. 
 
 Ol" THE OFFICEU3 OF TIIK SOCIKTY; TIIKIU DITY AND IirsiNICSS. 
 
 No person shall be eligible lo the ofliee of Pivsi- 
 dent, who has not been at least twelve months an 
 ordinary or [)erpetual mein])cr of the Society. 
 
 The duty of President, V^ice-President or Chair- 
 man, is to preside at all meeting-, to regulate the 
 deliberations trf' the Society ; to state and j)U( ques- 
 leiiTaiui "ice- tions both in the afHiinative and the negative, 
 PrcHidcnt. accordini"" to the sense and intention of tlic nicH^tinci' ; 
 to check undue warmth or irregularity, and keep 
 all persons in order ; and for this ])urpose he shall 
 have the power of fining, at his discretion, an of- 
 fending member, not exceeding Is. for each offence, 
 without putting a vote ; to direct summonses for all 
 ordinary and extraordinary general meetings ; and 
 to execute or superintend the execution of all the 
 rules and orders of the Society. 
 
 The custody and use of the Seal, the power of 
 To have the ^^^^^^^^n *'^^ phicc of meeting, wdth all other powers 
 ^^^Y<^'>y •'*" til'- vested in him by ancient usage, shall, as hereto- 
 fore, remain with the President, or, in his absence, 
 with the Vice-President or Chairman. 
 
 ( Mike of 
 President. 
 
 Dutyof Presi 
 
 sua 
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 the 
 
 THE 
 
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 if Prcai- 
 twonty 
 aiul all 
 
 >c of the 
 
 ovcinber 
 Viulrcw, 
 \ns to be 
 rcct'ding 
 
 :^in1»er of 
 Vndrt'w'd 
 
 [V to the 
 
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 I lil'SINKSS. 
 
 (.>r Prodi- 
 lonths Jin 
 c.'tv. 
 Chair- 
 
 fulaU; the 
 
 )lll (|UCS- 
 
 }C!.aitlve, 
 lucetiiig ; 
 ukI keep 
 ■ lie sliall 
 n. ail of- 
 1 ofVencc, 
 scs for all 
 ngs ; and 
 of all the 
 
 power of 
 }]• [)ower3 
 IS liereto- 
 abseiice. 
 
 ThePn-sideut, Virc-T*residentor(^liainiian, nball to ftit,'n or 
 approve of all disbursements, and ^Il-'ii all orders oj''"""' *c. 
 disitiibdhon. the aeeonnt of vvbicli sIimII, as usual, 
 be suiaiiitled to tlic Soeiety for its sMtisfncf ion. 
 
 Tiie Secretary or Assistant Seeretary ssliall attend 
 
 11 i' "i /'I 'i.A c j.\ Lj ' 1 'ii BiiRincss of 
 
 all ineetinLrs and I onunittecs or the Society, with thoSecrotury. 
 the lliileN and Ilecctrds : shall take down all Min- 
 utes, particularly notino:, in a remilar account, all 
 monieai recei .ed and disbursed, and shall piiHliico 
 the t^anie, fairly written, in |)roi)er books, at the 
 next nieetinii' : shall read all letters, [ictitions or 
 pajiers ; cut or <'onnnunicated to the Society, and 
 shall record such of them as may be deemed worthy 
 of [)reser\ation ; prepare all answers in such terms 
 as may be directed ; sliall make pro[K'r indexes to 
 the books of the Society, and allow no account 
 thereof, under his direction, to bo in arrcar beyond 
 the space of twelve months. 
 
 '^riic Treasure!!- will i>ive such security as the So- 
 ciety liiiiy nvjuirc for the trust reposed in him ; he ijusimss of 
 shall receive all monies beloniiin.''' to the Society : "■' '■"^'''*'"'"" 
 he shall re<i,ul:irly produce his accounts sioiu'd, and 
 the state of the incidental resource- of the Soeiety ; 
 and sh;ill aumially pre[)ar(! a correct view oi the 
 I'uiids, and the snyiiiLjs or exceedin<i,'s of the year. 
 
 lie shiiil have no credit in his account for any 
 sum disbursed fm- which he does not produce the 
 order or ajiprobation of the President in writing, or 
 of the Committee of Charity. 
 
 THE AFPulMMENT, 
 
 I'OWEUd AM> 'DUTIES OV THE COMMITTEE OK 
 CllAHITY. 
 
 The Committee of Charity consisting of five. Number of it. 
 shall, as heretofore, be annually elected by the 
 Soeiety, for the following jiurposes : 
 
 To exiqulre into the claims, chai-actcrs and cir- 
 cumstances of all such as apply for the ordinary or Duty, 
 extraordinary aid of the Society, to prevent the 
 
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 charity of the Society from being improperly or 
 fruitlessly applied. 
 To give tiicir ^^ deliver their opinion candidly and freely with 
 opinioiiB as torosncct to tlic a'encral merit of claimants, and to 
 
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 the extent of the relief it may be necessary to afford 
 them. 
 
 To report to the Society any accident that may 
 
 To report the ^^^^^^^ members, and such as stand in need of aid, 
 
 misfortunes or or anv sickncss they may labor under, and to des- 
 
 RickiicsH or •' t' 
 
 Members. cril)e tlio nutin'c and extent of the assistance it 
 bel. )oves tha Society to give them, while in such 
 circumstances. 
 
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 PROVISION'S IN CASi: «JF TIIK ABSKNCE, KEMOVAI. OK DEATH OF 
 
 omci-.us. 
 
 If any officers of this Society arc, by sickness or 
 otherwise, necessarily absent from a regular meet- 
 ing, otlievs shall be called, for tlic time being, to 
 act in their room ; and if any of the officers ha[)pcn 
 to remove out of the Province or to die during tlie 
 year for which they were elected, the members 
 assembled at the next ouartcrl}^ meeting shall, as 
 upon the meeting in I^ovembcr, choose others to 
 serve in their room for tlie remainder o^ tlie year. 
 
 SECTION V. 
 
 FUNDS OF THE SOCIETY AM) Al-PKOrUIATION TIIEUEOF. 
 
 All the money collected from tlie memb' "s or re- 
 ceived l)y donation or otlierwisc, shall be applied to 
 the best advantage for promoting the ends of the In- 
 Socie^y^ °^ ^'^'^ stitunvm ; and if, at any time, there shall be more 
 money in the funds than present exigencies require, 
 the Treasurer at the desire and by the direction of 
 the Society at any general or quarterly meeting, 
 shall lend out the same upon interest on the credit 
 of the Province, or unexceptionable personal secur- 
 ity by bond, or by investment in real estate, with- 
 in the city of Halifax, by bond and mortgage ; this 
 
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 iroperly or 
 
 freely with 
 its, and to 
 ly to nfFord 
 
 it that may 
 leed of aid, 
 and to des- 
 ssistancc it 
 lile in such 
 
 oil DKATII OF 
 
 sickness or 
 pillar mcet- 
 e bcinj^, to 
 ;ers happen 
 
 diirinu' the 
 3 members 
 .shall, as 
 e others to 
 
 ^ the year. 
 
 rilEUEOF. 
 
 lb' "s or re- 
 applied to 
 s of the In- 
 Ul be more 
 icsre(piire, 
 rcction of 
 ^ meeting, 
 I the credit 
 onal secur- 
 tate, with- 
 :gage ; this 
 
 security to be taken in the name of the President 
 and Vice-President for the time beino;, and the 
 survivors of them, as Trustees for the said Society ; 
 and in the said instrument of security, it shall be 
 declared that the same is made in tr st for the So- 
 ciety, and the President and Vice-President shall 
 be parties to, and shall execute the same in the 
 presence of two witnesses, and the said security 
 shall be lodged with the Treasurer for the time be- 
 ing, and the mortgage, if any, to be duly recorded. 
 Pro^•ided always, that said President and Vice- 
 President, or either of them, their heir.s, executors, 
 or administrators, shall at all times subsequent (on 
 being required by the Society at a general meeting 
 so to do) execute an ass'<j:nment or a-^siunments of 
 the .-aid instruments, to their successors in office. 
 
 The charity of the Society shall be ap])lied in the 
 following manner, viz., the President, Vice-Presi- 
 dent, Avith the other officers of the Society or the 
 Committee of Charity, shall have power to draAv 
 orders on the Treasurer for the time beini2\ in favor 
 of such poor or distressed persons as they shall 
 judge fit objects of the Society's bounty, which or- 
 ders the Treasurer shall inunedlately pay, irrocided 
 aliraytt, that none but those who have the same 
 qualifications in regard to country and parentnge as 
 is stated in the ride respecting admission of mem- 
 bers, their widows and children, shall ever be 
 entitled to any part of this charity. Prodded a/ so, 
 that the sum so drawn for does not exceed £5 to 
 any one pci'son, and when £5 are drawn by order 
 on the Treasurer, the said order must be signed by 
 every member of said Committee of Charity ; and, 
 to prevent impositions on said Committee of Char- 
 ity in future, all orders on the Treasurer shall be 
 siiiiicd by at least three of said Committee of Char- 
 ity, when under £5. 
 
 As a stated provision is made for J.ie resident 
 
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 poor by tlie municipal laws of the city, to whicli the 
 members of this Society contribute their |)r<ij)()rtion 
 in their ])rivate capacity as citizens, the fund of 
 charity .-hall be rather applied to the relief and as- 
 sistance of persons who liave met witli sudden mis- 
 fortune, or who suffer by occasional distress, than 
 to continued allowance for the settled poor; but as 
 no adequate reii'ulation, suitable to all times and 
 all circumstances, can be devised on this subject, 
 the S()ciet\' shall, notwithstandinu' anvthim*' to the 
 contrnry in this rule, be always free to exercise its 
 own (liscrctioi! and humanity with rct>'ard to it. 
 
 thi 
 be 
 
 SECTION VI. 
 
 ci:i:Tiri!-.\Ti;s to de (;i;A.Mi:n to cfsioicxt, PF.urKTr.vi,, on 
 
 All [jcrpctual, resident, or honorary members 
 removini;" from the Province, shall, u])on applica- 
 tioii, bo fu]'nishod with a Certificate of their a<lmis- 
 sion and attendance, under the Society's Son), and 
 signed by ihe President or Vice-President, and 
 Secretary, the form of which shall be as tollows : 
 
 " These are to certify that was 
 
 reci'ularly admitted a member of 
 
 the Xorth-lhatish Society of the City of Halifax, 
 in the Province of Xova-Scotia, at a meeting of the 
 Society the day of , A, 1). 18 
 
 " Given under our hands and the Seal of the 
 Society, the day and year above written." 
 
 Dut as it may be expedient for members of this 
 Society to remove in quest of settlement to other 
 parts of ihis Continent, where similar institutions 
 subsist whose countenance and direction might be of 
 great fv-sistance to them, a second form of Cei'tifi- 
 cate shall lie granted, upon application, to such 
 members of this description as the Society shall 
 
13 
 
 whicli the 
 iroportion 
 e fiiiul of 
 cf and as- 
 (Idcn inis- 
 ress, than 
 or ; but as 
 times and 
 
 S 81!l)iGCt, 
 
 ini>; tn the 
 xercise its 
 1 to it. 
 
 ium;ti'ai„ oil 
 
 luoiiihcrs 
 
 ii) nppHca- 
 
 eir a<hni8- 
 
 Se;i), and 
 
 lent, and 
 
 ollows : 
 
 was 
 lemher of 
 
 Halifax, 
 :ing of tlic 
 
 ). 18 
 ^eal of the 
 ! written." 
 
 rs of tliis 
 t to otlier 
 
 titutions 
 liu'ht he of 
 r)f Certifi- 
 
 to .such 
 icty shall 
 
 think worthy of the same, the form whereof shall 
 be as follows : 
 
 < ' These may certify that Mr. was 
 
 regularly admitted a Member of the North-British 
 Society of Plalifax, in Nova Scotia, on the 
 day of , and having duly con- 
 
 formed to all its Rules and Ref^rulations durinu^ his 
 residence liere, he is, therefore, recommended to the 
 countenance and protection of any and all similar 
 Societies." 
 
 SECTION VII. 
 
 PROVISION IN CASE OF TJIE SICKNESS AND DEATH OP MEMBEnS. 
 
 In describing the duties of the Committee of 
 Charity, the superintcndance of the sick was men- 
 tioned as a part of their charge, and as this l)ranch sil^aens^^ "^ 
 of the Society's institution may be more effectually 
 managed by them, they shall, in case of the contin- 
 uance of the sickness or the incapacity for business 
 of such members as need the Society's care, make 
 report thereof to the officers and private members ; 
 and if he or they need assistance during the night, 
 the members of the Society shall, upon the recom- 
 mendiition of the committee, watch with such sick 
 persons, and shall, at the Society's charge, be al- 
 lowed proper refreslunent during their watch. 
 
 In case of the death of any member needing such 
 aid, the funeral charsies shall be defraved by the So- in cases of 
 
 . J J death 
 
 ciety, and such a sum as circumstances may demand 
 and the funds allow, shall be given to the widow 
 or the orphans of the deceased. 
 
 When the attendance of the Society is requested 
 at the funeral of one of its members, or a country- 
 man a stranger in the place, the President shall 
 issue orders for that purpose ; and the customs of 
 Scotland, as far as expedient shall be adhered to 
 in the procession on such occasions, and aa little 
 expense incurred as possible. 
 
 Fanerals. 
 
14 
 
 SECTION VIII. 
 
 INTUODfCTION OF PEKSONS ELIGIBLE TO BE MEMBEIJ8 OF TUE 
 80CIETV, AT THE QUAUTEKLY MEETINGS. 
 
 For the purpose of extending the usefulness of 
 Introduction the Society, and for making the objects of it more 
 MembeM.'^^ ^^ generally known, each member shall have the 
 privilege of introducing, at the respective (Quarter- 
 ly Meetings, persons (non-residents) cligiljle to 
 become members of the Society ; the member or 
 members so introducing such visitor or visitors, to 
 contribute towards the funds of the Society the sum 
 of 2s. ()d. at each of the meetings in the months of 
 jMay and August, and the sum of 5s. in the months 
 of November and February, for each and every 
 visitor so respectively introduced at any such meet- 
 ings ; provided, however, that all and every such 
 visitor and visitors so to be introduced as aforesaid, 
 shall be precluded from taking any part in the pro- 
 ceedings or business of the Society. 
 
 The foregoing rides shall be deemed the funda- 
 mental articles and regulations of the North-Britisli 
 Society, in Halifax, Nova-Scotia, and shall not 
 hereafter be altered or abrogated, on any pretence 
 whatever, otherwise than by consent of at least 
 two- thirds of the members regularly met at any 
 (Quarterly Meeting in November ; provided, also, 
 that a Committee has been previously appointed, 
 to consist of at least live members, and to have 
 reported such alteration to be necessary. 
 
 Voted unanimously, and agreed to at a Quarter- 
 ly Meeting at the Mason's Hall, in the town of 
 Halifax, in the Province of Nova-Scotia, the 
 seventh day of November, in the Year of Our 
 Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty- 
 Three. 
 
15 
 
 BERS OF THE 
 
 efulness of 
 of it more 
 . have the 
 e Quarter- 
 eligible to 
 [leinber or 
 kisitorfi, to 
 ty the Slim 
 months of 
 he months 
 and every 
 such mcet- 
 3very such 
 aforesaid, 
 in the pro- 
 
 the funda- 
 [•th-British 
 shall not 
 y pretence 
 )f at least 
 let at any 
 ided, also, 
 ippointed, 
 d to have 
 
 ADJDITIONAL-ENACTED SINCE FOREGOING. 
 
 Passed 4th August, 1864. 
 
 To prevent the names of persons proposed, bal- 
 loted for, and elected members, who after due 
 notice of the same, fail to comply with the Rules 
 of the Society, from accumulating on the Due Roll, 
 from this date no person be considered a member 
 or entered on the Roll as such, until the entrance 
 fee is paid and the Roll of the Society signed. 
 
 Passed 1st Novemher, 1866. 
 
 Any ordinary member over the age of sixty 
 years, having paid into the funds of the Society 
 for twenty years in succession, shall at his own 
 request, be absolved from the payment of Quar- 
 terly dues. 
 
 a Quarter- 
 lie town of 
 5C0tia, the 
 3ar of Our 
 ind Forty- 
 
16 
 
 Uorlli Dititislt ^uutri ^chhrnln^, 
 
 IN CONNECTION WITH OALHOUSIE COLLEGE. 
 
 taoaed 
 
 G Feb., 1868. 
 
 * ' That the sum of sixty dollars be appropriated 
 annually from the funds of the North-Britisli Soci- 
 ety for a Scholarship in connection with Dalhousie 
 College, as u permanent commemoration of the 
 Centenary of the Society, subject to the following 
 conditions : 
 
 " L'it. That the holder of it be a person eligible 
 to be a member of the Society. 
 
 " 2iid. That the Scholarship beheld during the 
 third and fourth year of his undergra(Uiate course. 
 
 " 3rd. That it be competed for at the end of liis 
 second year course, and that the first competition 
 take place at the end of the preseiit session, and 
 that the examiners be always appointed by the 
 Senate. 
 
 " 1th. The money to be paid on the certificate 
 from tlie Principal of Dalhousie College. 
 
 " 5th. Any year when no competitor has pre- 
 sented himself, the money for that year to remain 
 in the hands of the Society, but the Scholarship to 
 be again open for competition on the following year, 
 subject to the foregoing resolutions." 
 
 Aj 
 
 foil 
 
 1 
 .loll 
 Wa 
 sucl 
 bers 
 the 
 Sco 
 
 2 
 
 on 
 
 and 
 urre 
 
 3 
 
 to t 
 rati 
 sucl 
 
3E. 
 
 •propriated 
 •itisli Soci- 
 Dalhousie 
 oil of the 
 followinir 
 
 >n eligible 
 
 luring the 
 te course, 
 end of Jiis 
 lupctition 
 ■iioii, and 
 -1 by the 
 
 certificate 
 
 has pre- 
 remain 
 arship to 
 ingyear, 
 
 AN ACT TO IXCORPORATE THE NORTH-BRITISH 
 SOCIETY, IN PIALIFAX, NOVA-SCOTIA. 
 
 [Passed ihe 24th day of March, ISflC.] 
 
 Be it enacted by the Governor, Council and Assembly, as 
 follows : 
 
 T }' "S^^ following persons, that is to say: Peter Ross, 
 John Taylor, William Annand, William Murray, John 
 Watt, AVilhamB. Smelie, and John B. Campbell, and all 
 such other persons as now are or hereafter shall become mem- 
 bers of the Socictv, shall be a body politic and corporate, by 
 
 the name of ''The North British Society, in Halifax, Nov. 
 bcotia. 
 
 2 
 
 ofN 
 
 1^ Ihe Rules of the Society adopted on the Seventh day 
 sovember, 1843, are hereby declared legal and bindino-, 
 
 and the Corporation is empowered to collect all monies and 
 
 arrears due thereunder. 
 
 3. The personal property, debts and effects now belono-ino- 
 to the Society, are vested in the Corporation, and the CVpo"^ 
 ration is empowered to invest its funds to such extent and in 
 such way as it shall think fit. 
 
 2 
 
18 
 
 LIST OF MEMBERS 
 
 OP TUB 
 
 NOKTH. BRITISH SOCIETY, 
 
 Since its Institution in 1768. 
 
 1708. 
 John Taylor. 
 John Qollospie. 
 ■William Scott. 
 William McLoUan. 
 Thomas McLenau. 
 Robert Killo. 
 James Clark. 
 Walter Harkness, 
 John Geddes. 
 Daniel Morrison. 
 James Thomson. 
 John McCrae. 
 William Luke. 
 John Fraser. 
 
 17G9. 
 James Sutherland. 
 George Elliott. 
 
 1770. 
 Peter McNab. 
 
 1771. 
 John Patterson. 
 
 1773. 
 Robert Gillespie. 
 
 1774. 
 Maj. A. M'Donakl, 59th Regt. 
 Alexandor Thompson. 
 Robert Campbell. 
 William Allen. 
 Alexander Ross. 
 Robert McGowan. 
 
 1777. 
 James Dickson 
 John Miller. 
 John Ratrie. 
 
 John Mowatt. 
 Alex. IJrymer. 
 James Black. 
 William Bowie. 
 
 1778. 
 Lt. M. Hynclman, R. N. 
 William Hogg. 
 
 177'J. 
 Robert Nisbet. 
 
 1780. 
 Patrick M' Master. 
 Andrew M'Gill. 
 Andrew Thompson. 
 Michael Wallace. 
 Charles \dams. 
 
 1782. 
 Alexander Green. 
 John Bremner. 
 George Grant, 
 Dr. John Ilaliburton. 
 George Smith. 
 William Shaw. 
 William Cater. 
 James Veitch. 
 Richard Kidson. 
 James Dechman. 
 Alexander Copeland. 
 Robert Burns. 
 James Strachan. 
 William Hogg. 
 Alexander Anderson. 
 
 1783. 
 William Gibbon. 
 James Hunter. 
 
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19 
 
 ETY. 
 
 R. N. 
 
 M 
 
 ton. 
 
 md. 
 
 ion. 
 
 Robert Ooflcles. 
 
 Charles Geddes. 
 
 William Lyon. 
 
 Robert Lyon. 
 
 Peter Lenox. 
 
 John Ritchie. 
 
 George M'Crac. 
 
 William Davidson 
 
 Thomas Manson. 
 
 George Qunn. 
 1784. 
 
 Anthony Stewart, 
 
 WilKam Campbell. 
 
 Rev. Thos. Russell 
 
 Daniel M' Master. 
 
 James Benvie. 
 
 James Gilchrist. 
 
 David Ferguson. 
 
 William Gordon. 
 
 James Wallace. 
 
 William Forsyth. 
 
 Peter Wemeys. 
 
 Dr. Duncan Clark. 
 
 George Rodgers. 
 
 Alexander M' Donald. 
 1785. 
 
 John Cannel. 
 
 Donald M'Lean. 
 
 Robert Buchannan. 
 
 John Leckio. 
 
 Andrew Liddell. 
 
 John Patterson. 
 
 Peter Smith. 
 Thomas Gordon. 
 Thomas Robertson. 
 William Annand. 
 
 1 78P.. 
 William Duffns. 
 John Bremner. 
 Andrew Gray. 
 John xM'Gee. 
 John Anderson. 
 James Ewing. 
 James Alexander. 
 Wm. Vietch. 
 George M'Intosh. 
 Peter .Muir. 
 Robert Killo. 
 
 1787. 
 Adam Fife, 
 Dunbar Sloan. 
 James Johnston. 
 
 Alexander Brerancr. 
 
 Daniel Grant. 
 
 William Kidston 
 
 Rev. Dr. A. Brown. 
 
 Alex. Chinas. 
 1788. 
 
 Alex. Brymer, Jr. 
 
 James Stewart. 
 
 James Fraser. 
 
 Alex. Abercromby. 
 
 Rodfirick McKay. 
 
 Alexander Wills. 
 
 Charles Ilandyside. 
 
 John Irvin. 
 
 1789. 
 
 David Hall. 
 
 John Hall 
 
 John Grant. 
 
 John M'Kcnzie. 
 1700. 
 
 William Smith. 
 
 Jo-mes Forbes, 
 
 James Forman. 
 
 George Grassie. 
 
 James Stewart, (2) 
 
 Andrew Cummin"-. 
 17'J1. 
 
 Alexander Morrison. 
 
 John Hunter. 
 
 John Ross. 
 
 Archibald Ferguson. 
 
 Wra. Thompson. 
 
 Colin Campbell. 
 John Morton. 
 17'J2. 
 Alexander Izatt. 
 Archibalil Wilson. 
 Winckworth Allan. 
 George Glennie. 
 Admiral Murray. 
 
 17'J3. 
 John Stewart, 
 James Eddie. 
 Wm. Forsyth, (2) 
 Wm. Grigor. 
 Thomas McKenzie. 
 John Stuart. 
 David Smith. 
 John Brown. 
 Lieut. John Fraser. 
 Lieut. Alex Sutherland. 
 Capt. Ken. M'Donald. 
 
20 
 
 Liout. Donald Campbell 
 John Black. 
 James Thorn. 
 John Thompson. 
 John Taylor. 
 Duncan Brown. 
 
 17'J5. 
 Alexander Patillo. 
 James Donaldson. 
 Thomas Donaldson. 
 Robert Milne. 
 James Kidston. 
 Wm. Findlay. 
 Robert Ferguson. 
 Wm. Eddy. 
 Thomas Russell. 
 Peter Robl). 
 Kenneth M'Kenzie. 
 John Lenox. 
 Wm. Bremnor, 
 James Mills. 
 Wm. Gauld. 
 Wm. Patterson. 
 Alexander M'Lean. 
 
 17%. 
 James Wiseman. 
 John Walker. 
 Alexander Eraser. 
 James Sharp. 
 Alexander I3arnett. 
 Alexander Ilackett. 
 Jrvraes Munn. 
 Rev. Dr. Arch. Gray. 
 Matthew Richardson, 
 James Smith. 
 James Romans. 
 James Pirnie. 
 
 17'J7. 
 Robert NicoU. 
 James Frame. 
 John Gauld. 
 James Barron. 
 John M 'Alpine. 
 Duncan M'Queen. 
 Peter M'Nab. 
 John M'Nab. 
 
 1798. 
 Donald Munro. 
 Alex. Philips. 
 John Martin. 
 Alexander Melvin. 
 -Thomas Neilson. 
 
 Thomas RiohardBon. 
 Alex. M'Dougall. 
 Alexander Fraser. 
 
 17'JU. 
 John Hay. 
 Hugh M' Donald. 
 DonaVl Fraser. 
 Wm. Robertson. 
 Jolm Wilson. 
 Thomas Buchannan. 
 Duncan M'Pherson. 
 John Livingston. 
 Alex. Mitchell. 
 George Donaldson. 
 Hon. James Grant. 
 Hugh Ritchie. 
 
 1800. 
 William Strachan. 
 John M'Naughton. 
 
 1801. 
 James Fergus. 
 Alexander Brown 
 David Shepherd. 
 Thomas Moir. 
 
 1802. 
 John Liddell. 
 James Grant. 
 
 1803. 
 William Bowie. 
 
 1804. 
 Archibald M'CoU. 
 
 1805. 
 David Ferrie. 
 Wm. G. Forsyth. 
 John Livingstone. 
 
 1807. 
 James Donaldson, (2) 
 Charles Telfair. 
 Alexander Smith. 
 James Ritchie. 
 John Simpson. 
 John Black, jr. 
 John Telford. 
 
 1808. 
 Alexander Fiddea. 
 Thomas Mudie. 
 John Henry. 
 Daniel Sutherland. 
 William Bremner. 
 
 1809. 
 John Barron. 
 John Buchan. 
 
21 
 
 SOD. 
 
 ■r. 
 
 Ooorgo Mitchell. 
 William Strachan, jr. 
 
 IHIO. 
 Richard Kidston, jr. 
 William Kitlston, jr. 
 John Clark. 
 Michael M'Naughton. 
 James liain. 
 David Mnirhead. 
 Tannet Thompson. 
 .John Ilcnderflon. 
 Richard Scott. 
 .Taracs Scott. 
 John Tulles. 
 
 1812. 
 James Russell. 
 George N. Russell. 
 John Farquharson. 
 James Gordon. 
 
 1813. 
 William Murray. 
 Henry Ford. 
 Archibald M'Donald. 
 Patrick Ross, 
 Wm. Daling. 
 David Dundas. 
 James Hogg. 
 Alexander Grant. 
 Daniel Grant. 
 James Grant. 
 
 1814. 
 Duncan M'CoU. 
 .'•'ames Leishman. 
 John M'Pherson. 
 Thomas Gentles. 
 James McNab. 
 John Scobie. 
 Stewart Wallace. 
 John Roy. 
 Adam Rosa. 
 John Munro. 
 Duncan M'Farlane. 
 John Fraser. 
 Andrew Mills. 
 Alexander May. 
 
 1815. 
 George Muirhead. 
 Charles Dunbrack. 
 Robert Penney. 
 James Donaldson, (3) 
 Andrew Nisbit. 
 Geoige Innis. 
 
 Peter M' Nab. 
 William Scott. 
 David Walker. 
 James M'Cormack. 
 Dunbar D. Stewart. 
 Robert. IJrcmner 
 James Dechman. 
 Alexander Murdoch. 
 
 1810. 
 Dr. Wm. Petrie. 
 Duncan M'Queen. 
 John Young. 
 Archibald Sinclair. 
 Alexander Primrose. 
 Matthew Forrester. 
 
 1817. 
 Robert M. Rrown. 
 Peter Donaldson. 
 Alex. Malcom. 
 Thomas Muirhead. 
 Alex. Sim. 
 George Hamilton. 
 Hector M'Donald, (1) 
 Hector M'Donald, (2) 
 James Johnson. 
 Colin Wilson, 
 George Craigen. 
 Alexander Boyd. 
 
 1818. 
 Hon. B. Haliburton. 
 S.G.W Archibald, r , 
 Robert F. Bigby. 
 Joseph Mundell. 
 
 1819. 
 Charles S. Gray. 
 John Boyd. 
 James Forraan, jr. 
 Robert Duncan. 
 Adam Esson. 
 Donald M'Lennan. 
 James Ross 
 James Phraser, jr. 
 James Forrester. 
 
 1820. 
 lohn M'Kenzie. 
 John M'Lean. 
 Duncan Black. 
 Wm. Wallace. 
 Allan M'Donald. 
 Thomas Laidlaw. 
 Thomas C. Allan. 
 David Johnson. 
 
22 
 
 David rionderson. 
 Alex. A. Forj^UMon. 
 Samuel Mitchell. 
 
 1821. 
 Juhn Forinan. 
 John Fraser. 
 Hunter Ht. Andrews. 
 Jas. CruikHliarika. 
 Wm. JJ. Kobertson. 
 
 1822. 
 Andrew 1). llussell. 
 Robert Noble. 
 Alesander Keith. 
 Edward Wallace. 
 Hector M'Lennan. 
 Andrew Mitchell. 
 
 1H2;J. 
 
 William Sutherland. 
 Alexander M'Leod. 
 ■John Strachan. 
 James Dechman, (3) 
 John fjyle. 
 Rev. John Martin. 
 
 1821. 
 John M'Kenzie, (2) 
 Charles Coveutree. 
 John Fraser, (2) 
 Andrew Crawford. 
 George Little. 
 James Pettigrew. 
 John M'Neil. 
 Charles Alexander. 
 Robert Robertson. 
 Alex. Koss. 
 Dr. John Stirling. 
 
 1825. 
 C. H. Fife. 
 John Ilobb. 
 James Thomson. 
 James F. Gray. 
 Wm Kandick. 
 David S. Pence. 
 
 1826. 
 James Purvis. 
 Wm. Young. 
 Thomas Forman. 
 Charles D. Archibald, 
 George R. Voung. 
 James D. Fraser. 
 Robert Romans. 
 Wm. Gossip. 
 C. Brodie. 
 
 Thoniafl Williamson. 
 John W. C. Brown. 
 
 1827. 
 John Richardson. 
 William Crawford. 
 Peter Man«on. 
 William Mills. 
 James Lessel. 
 Jame.s Findlay. 
 Jolin Funiuhar. 
 Alexander iiarry. 
 
 1828. 
 Peter Grant. 
 Adam Reid. 
 William Grant. 
 William Murdoch. 
 George Thompson. 
 Daniel M'Kay. 
 Rev. John Soott. 
 Walter Rubb. 
 
 182'.). 
 Andrew M'Kinlay. 
 James Thomson, (2' 
 John Watt. 
 John Fraser, (3) 
 James Nichol. 
 
 1830. 
 Wm. Mills. 
 Rev. Thos. Aitken. 
 Angus Fraser. 
 James Malcolm. 
 Robert Downs. 
 Wm. G. Anderson. 
 
 1831. 
 Alex. Paul. 
 Alex. Ross, (2) 
 Robert Bigby. 
 John Forrest. 
 Robert D. Clarke. 
 Rev. James Morrison. 
 Alex. Smith, (2) 
 Wm. Murray. 
 
 1832. 
 Thomas Cummings. 
 James Anilerson. 
 David S. Sutherland. 
 James Reid. 
 George Barton. 
 Henry Anderson. 
 John A. Mann. 
 James M'Intosh. 
 Alex. Duff. 
 
28 
 
 JamoH Murtloch. 
 Huj^h f^anuibcll. 
 Alex. Davidson. 
 Charles W. VVuUaco. 
 Win. F. niaok. 
 John Ksson. 
 Win. M'Kay. 
 Alex, llonry. 
 Robert Wilson. 
 Robert Malcom. 
 John (libson. 
 Alex. M'Nab. 
 John M'Nab. 
 Neil M'Vicar. 
 Joseph Robinson. 
 
 WVS. 
 Winnie Johnston. 
 James M' Donald. 
 Janios Grant. 
 John iJrander. 
 John M'Kay. 
 John M'Intosh. 
 Alex. Stewart. 
 Alex. M'Kenzie. 
 Wm. A. M'Agy. 
 James C. M'Kay. 
 W. S. More. 
 James Lockerby. 
 Alex. Troup. 
 Daniel M'Lean. 
 David Stevens. 
 Alex. Hendry. 
 Wra. Gerrad. 
 Wra. Grieve. 
 Wm. Robertson. 
 John G. M'Kenzie. 
 Wm. Scott. 
 David Calder. 
 
 1834. 
 John Loitch. 
 James Flockhart, jr. 
 Rev. Alex. Romans. 
 Andrew Oswald. 
 George Esson. 
 James Humphrey. 
 James Irons. 
 Daniel M'lvor. 
 Gilbert Elliott. 
 George NicoU. 
 John M'Leod. 
 Alex. Carson. 
 John Rbind. 
 
 James Crawford. 
 
 James Fraaer. 
 
 Thomas Elliott. 
 Robert. M'Hannay. 
 Alex. Stewart. 
 James Irons, jr. 
 Wm. Rauld. 
 John Oal. 
 John Forbes. 
 
 1830. 
 John M'Pherson. 
 Alex. G. Eraser. 
 Adam Black. 
 George Henderson. 
 Robert Mitchell. 
 Lawrence M'Lean. 
 Neil .M'Quarrio. 
 William M'Kinlay. 
 Wm. B. Stephenson. 
 Wink worth .VI Ian. 
 Allan Campbeil. 
 Donald M'Kay. 
 John Gordon. 
 
 1837. 
 William Donald. 
 David Walker. 
 William Donaldson. 
 Jacob Curric. 
 Alex. Eraser. 
 Rev. James M'Intosh. 
 Edward Craigen. 
 Thomas Humphrey. 
 John M'Gregor. 
 Joseph. G. Ross. 
 John U. Ross. 
 
 1838. 
 James M'Kenzie. 
 Alex. Bain. 
 Donald Murray. 
 John Grant. , ^ — ^-'- — 
 Robert MacDonald.- ^^-^ 
 Andrew Richardsonr^ ~ 
 Samuel Gray. 
 Wm. Campbell. 
 Anthony Ingles. 
 Alex. Rhind. 
 George M'Kenzie. 
 Dr. A. Sawers. 
 John Watson. 
 John C. Ilaliburton. 
 
 A/^ 
 
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 1839. 
 John Munro. 
 George P. Mitchell. 
 John M'Lcod. 
 Hugh Munro. 
 Thomas Rhiad. 
 
 1840. 
 Wm. Eraser. 
 Donald M'Kenzie. 
 George Gray. 
 Donald Sutherland. 
 Thomas Hutchison. 
 John M'Dougall. 
 James Swan. 
 Duncan Patterson. 
 David Rugg. 
 Wm. F. Reid. 
 David M'Ainsh. 
 Joseph A. Sievewright. 
 Alex. Strachan. 
 John M-Iireith. 
 Alex. Stephens. 
 Peter Imlay. 
 John Jamieson. 
 Samuel 3. Smith. 
 
 1841. 
 Maurice M'llreith. 
 Francis Downs. 
 Alex. S. Reid. 
 Wm. Forrest. 
 James Cameron. 
 Jamea Cameron, jr. 
 Robert Kerr. 
 James C. Hume. 
 Wm. Craig. 
 John M'Donald. 
 Andrew Wilson. 
 Hon. Alex. Stewart. 
 James Barron. 
 John Wilson. 
 Henvy Gibson. 
 
 1842. 
 George G. Gray. 
 Wm. Hutchseon. 
 Hugh Morton. 
 Nicholas Vass. 
 Wm. Grant, jr. 
 Wj3. Finlay. 
 Archibald Parks. 
 Henry Wilson. 
 
 1843. 
 Henry Watson. 
 
 Adam Hunter. 
 Wm. M'Kay 
 George Wilson. 
 Wm. Clarke. 
 Alex. M'Donald. 
 John Cormack. 
 Robert D. Clarke. 
 Robert Lindsay. 
 Robert Forrest. 
 Robert G. Noble. 
 Robert Balfour. 
 Henry Taylor. 
 Daniel Thompson. 
 
 1844. 
 Wm. Stevens. 
 Charles Hamilton. 
 Wm. Rcbb. 
 James Williamson. 
 Neil Rankin. 
 Alex. M'Lean, 
 Wm. Kandick. 
 
 1846. 
 Robert Boak. 
 Wm. Boak. 
 John Lithgow. 
 James Magee. 
 James Price. 
 Angus M'Lean. 
 Wm. Thompson. 
 Wm. Campbell. 
 Henry B. Reid. 
 James Grieve. 
 James Gordon. 
 John A Sinclair 
 Wm. Crawford, jr. 
 Robert G. Fraser. 
 Wm. Jamieson. 
 Alex. M'Kay. 
 Alex. Taylor. 
 Alex. M'Pherson. 
 Donald Sutherland. 
 James Mitchell. 
 Errol Boyd. 
 James Rhind. 
 James Reeves, 
 George Barron. 
 James Robertson. 
 John Mitchell. 
 
 1846. 
 John Wilson. 
 Wm. Laidlaw. 
 Wm. Woods. 
 
25 
 
 1 
 
 David Smith. 
 Wm. Wilson. 
 Wm. Kerr. 
 Philip Peebles. 
 Alex. Ogsten. 
 Thomas Bayiie, 
 Daniel M'Pherson. 
 Thumas Cummings, 
 Peter Ross. 
 James Ilutton. 
 John A. Moir. 
 Arthur M'Leod. 
 Wm. M'Lean. 
 Wm. A. Hesson. 
 Stewart M'Donald. 
 Duncan Grant. 
 Alex. Taylor. 
 Wm. Hutcheon, jr. 
 James Scott. 
 Wm. Grant, (3) 
 
 1847. 
 James Kennedy. 
 George Webster. 
 John M'Pherson. 
 Samuel Noble. 
 James Fraser. 
 Charles W. Dickson. 
 James Wilkie. 
 David Ross. 
 George Anderson. 
 Jolin Younnie. 
 Archibald Sinclair. 
 John Taylor. 
 Daniel Thom. 
 James Knight. 
 John Murdoch. 
 John Doull. 
 Alex. Dow. 
 
 1848. 
 John Watson. 
 Wm. Stewart. 
 Wm, Finlay. 
 Andrew M'Nab. 
 Thomas M'Kie. 
 James Walters. 
 David C. Noble. 
 Wm. M. Campbell, 
 Charles M< Queen. 
 Robert W, Fraser. 
 George A. Flowers. 
 George Buist. 
 John Costley. 
 
 John Weir. 
 James Romans, 
 
 1849. 
 John Kandick, 
 Wm. Fraser. 
 John M'Leod. 
 James Rhind, jr. 
 Andrew Barton. 
 Bryce Gray. 
 Robert J. Mills. 
 Rev. Alex. Forrester. 
 Tristram Halliday. 
 Robert Munro. 
 Wm. Penny. 
 George Ross. 
 Wm. Smith. 
 
 1850. 
 Hugh Fraser. 
 Wm. Findlay. 
 Wm. Blythe. 
 Duncan McMillan. 
 
 1851. 
 David Stirling. 
 James Watt. 
 Alex. J. Nairn. 
 George Gordon. 
 James Riddell. 
 James W, Shirras, 
 Alex. Fraser. 
 
 1852. 
 Patrick Graham. 
 Wm. Rhind. 
 James Hunter. 
 James Thomson. 
 John McCulloch. 
 
 1853. 
 Wm. Miller. 
 Alex. Henderson. 
 John Laidlaw. 
 Wm. Murray. 
 John Sinclair. 
 James Findlay. 
 Wm. Farquharson. 
 Alex. Fraser. 
 Rev. G. W. Sprott. 
 Alex. M'Kay. 
 Wm. Wilson. 
 James Irons. 
 George Innes. 
 Duncan McQueen. 
 John C. Drummond. 
 
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 Alex. McDonald. 
 
 1854. 
 James J. Breinner. 
 James Wilson, jr. 
 Wm. Sutherland. 
 Charles Lyle. 
 Robert Spiers. 
 W. S. Forman. 
 James Parker, 
 Donald Fraser. 
 Charles H. Sinclair. 
 John. A. Johnston. 
 Wm. A. Grant. 
 Wm. Currie. 
 James Wallace. 
 
 1855. 
 David Ross. 
 R. J. Romans. 
 Thomas Hume. 
 James Blair. 
 John S. Maclean. 
 George McKie. 
 James Monteith. 
 
 1856. 
 Johm P. Muir. 
 George Maclean. 
 Hugh Campbell. 
 Andrew K. Mackinlay. 
 John Mackenzie. 
 John Fraser. 
 Robert Fraser. 
 John B. Campbell. 
 Wm. F. Grant. 
 John Watson. 
 John C. Mackenzie. 
 Wm. B. Smellie. 
 John B. MacDonald. 
 George Alexander. 
 Thomas Annand. 
 R. G. Halibuvton. 
 
 1857. 
 John Muir. 
 James Kerr. 
 George Fraser. 
 Robert Bauld. 
 Adam Burns. 
 James Fraser. 
 Peter Scott. 
 
 1858. 
 John Campbell. 
 J. Scott Button. 
 
 Wm. Fraser. 
 
 1859. 
 Jas. C. Mackintosh. 
 George R, Anderson. 
 Robert Urquhart. 
 David Crawford. 
 Robert Gray. 
 Andrew Wallace. 
 Robert Muirhead. 
 
 1860. 
 Henry W. Fish. 
 John Drillio. 
 Donald Ross. 
 Alex. McLeod, 2nd. 
 Dr. W. H. Davies. 
 Dr. Cowie. 
 John W. Fraser. 
 
 1861. 
 James S. Macdonald. 
 
 1862. 
 E. M. Macdonald. 
 John Macdonald. 
 John H. Johnston. 
 John McKay. 
 Alexander McKenzie. 
 William Murray, (2) 
 
 1863. 
 Robert Brechin. 
 George Porter. 
 Neil Weir. 
 Henry Inglis. 
 Donald Fraser. 
 James Fraser. 
 
 1864. 
 Charles Graham. 
 James Steinson. 
 Adam McKay. 
 Hon. James McDonald. 
 Hugh Murray. 
 Rev. George M. Grant 
 
 1865. 
 John McDonald. 
 
 1866. 
 Robert T. Muir. 
 Thomas S. Reid. 
 John Crook. 
 James Maccoush. 
 Benjamin A Taylor. 
 George McGregor. 
 Rev. Chas. McDonald. 
 
 ^ 
 
27 
 
 1867. 
 William A. McLeod. 
 Angus McLeod. 
 Alexander McDonald. 
 S. D. McDonald. 
 Hugh Munro. 
 John McNeo. 
 James White, 
 John Sutherland. 
 Robert Moyce. 
 Duncan Campbell. 
 John N. Grant 
 Dr. Sutherland. 
 Rev, Charles M. Grant. 
 
 1868 
 Donald G. Keith. 
 Hon, Robt. Robertson. 
 Charles H. Sinclair. 
 W. 0. Adams. 
 Alexander Sutherland. 
 Wm. McKerron. 
 William Montgomery. 
 Donald Keith. 
 James McEwan. 
 W. H. Bauld. 
 Alexander Moir. 
 Professor Lawson. 
 George Taylor. 
 Charles Tayloi*. 
 John B. Young. 
 John McKenzie. 
 Joseph D. McNab. 
 David King. 
 John McNab. 
 Sanford Fleming. 
 Alexander W. McLeod. 
 Peter Grant. 
 Alex. Finnie. 
 William Hedley. 
 John T. McAlpine. 
 James Goldie. 
 Edward Morrison. 
 William Nisbet. 
 William Bauld. 
 Geo. Mitchell. 
 Robt. Taylor. 
 George Thomson. 
 John B. *Tray. 
 Jas. C. Robertson. 
 Joseph Outiam, sr. 
 
 Joseph Outram, jr. 
 Dr. T. R. Fraser. 
 Robt. Malcom, jr. 
 
 1869. 
 E. H. Reeves. 
 Donald Scott. 
 Andrew Leitch. 
 A. B. Aylmour. 
 Rev John Campbell. 
 Walter Mc Far lane. 
 Hon. W. Garvie. 
 Jas. Godfrey Smith. 
 Robt. Baxter. 
 Jas. Reeves, jr. 
 John McCulloch. 
 Charles W. Anderson. 
 Wilby. C. Anderson. 
 
 1871. 
 W. Myers Gray. 
 W. C. Menzies. 
 John Smith. 
 J. Brenton Gordon. 
 Donald Reid. 
 Chs. Sutherland. 
 Robt Scott. 
 William Hood. 
 Howard McLean. 
 Bjbt. W. Macdonald. 
 John Donald. 
 Dr. A. P. Reid 
 Saml. Crawford. 
 G. H. Middleton. 
 Geo. Taylor. 
 Thos. H. Mitchell 
 John Ewing. 
 W. Bishop. 
 Geo. W. J. Clarke. 
 A. W. McNab. 
 John Muir. 
 William Taylor. 
 A. F. Muir. 
 John Cormack. 
 John D. Mackintosh. 
 Angus G. McDonald 
 Andrew Dewar. 
 H. Portcous. 
 Dr. Gordon. 
 Archd. Miller. 
 W. A. Hendry. 
 
28 
 
 m 
 
 John McTnnes. 
 Jas. Harold. 
 John Hunter. 
 Jas. Hutton, jr. 
 Robt. Cunningha m 
 John Cairns. 
 
 1872. 
 Angus Ross. 
 Robt. Wilkie. 
 W. Henderson. 
 Wm. Ellis. 
 Jas. Cormack. 
 Jas. Anderson. 
 John Reid. 
 Wm. Reid. 
 Thos. Cameron. 
 
 1873. 
 James Farquhar. 
 Gibson Anderson. 
 John Hutton. 
 Alex. Forrest. 
 
 Maccallum Grant. 
 Geo. Ross. 
 Gilbert Munro. 
 Alex. Stephen, jr. 
 Murdoch M. Lindsay. 
 J. S. MacKay, 
 Robt. Macintosh. 
 C. J. Macdonald. 
 E. C. Davies. 
 Sherb. Waddell. 
 J, J. Stewart. 
 C. F. Reynolds. 
 Jas. M. Mackay. 
 John Johnson. 
 Alex. Fleming. 
 Joseph Fleming. 
 Alex. McDougall. 
 Robt. Sedgewick. 
 Robt. Robinson. 
 David Pottinger. 
 J. Patterson. ^ ^^J" 
 
 .1 
 
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 >-'.i« 
 
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 PERPETUAL MEMBERS. 
 
 1783. 
 Hon. Alex. Brymer. 
 
 1784. 
 Alex. Thomson, Esq. 
 
 1796. 
 John Bremner, Esq. 
 Richard Kidston, Esq. 
 
 1801. 
 Hon. Wm. Forsyth. 
 
 1804. 
 Rt. Hon. Earl of Selkirk. 
 
 1805. 
 Wm. Kidston, Esq. 
 
 1807. 
 George Grant, Esq. 
 
 1814. 
 Samuel Muirhead, Esq. 
 
 1815. 
 Richard Kidston, jr., Esq. 
 James Ewing, Esq. 
 
 R. Kidston, Esq., (Glasgow.) 
 Wm. Kidston, Esq. 
 
 1817. 
 Lt.-General the Right Hon. 
 
 Earl of Dalhousie. 
 Matt. Richardson, Esq. 
 John Dempster, Esq. 
 Robert Lyons, Esq. 
 
 1818. 
 John Williamson, Esq. 
 Alexander Eraser, Esq. 
 
 (Miramicia.) 
 John Brown, Esq. 
 
 1819. 
 Hon. John Black. 
 
 1824. 
 Winkworth Allan, Esq., 
 (London.) 
 
 1838. 
 Hugh Lyle. 
 
29 
 
 
 Thos. Williamson, Esq. 
 
 183'J. 
 Robert M. Brown, Eaq. 
 
 1841. 
 Alex. Primrose, Esq. 
 
 1848. 
 Wm. Murdoch, Esq. 
 Charles Murdoch, Esq. 
 
 1849. 
 John Esson, Esq. 
 
 1851. 
 George P. Mitchell, Esq. 
 
 1853. 
 John McKay, Esq. 
 John Watt, Esq. 
 
 1859. 
 George Esson. 
 Hon. Stayley Brown. 
 
 1862. 
 Peter Ross. 
 
 18G3. 
 James Forman. 
 
 1806. 
 John B. Campbell. 
 Thomas Bayne. 
 Robert W. Eraser. 
 John C. Haiiburton. 
 Alexander McLeod. 
 James Thomson, 
 William Esson. 
 Alexander Anderson. 
 John A. Sinclair. 
 
 1869. 
 Robt. Noble. 
 A. K. DouU. 
 Sanford Fleming. 
 Capt. John Taylor. 
 John Doull. 
 
 1872. 
 John S. MacLean. 
 
 1873. 
 Peter Grant. 
 
 HONORARY MEMBERS. 
 
 ^.) 
 
 •n. 
 
 1786. 
 Col Thomas Dundas. 
 Major Hugh M. Gordon. 
 Peter Iluntei, Esq. 
 Hon. Henry Duncan. 
 
 1788. 
 Mr. Neil Robertson. 
 General James Ogil-vie, 
 Major Scott, II. A. 
 Major Thompson, 57th Regt. 
 Sir Thos. Andw. Strange. 
 Dr. Snipe, H.M.S. Rattler. 
 
 1790. 
 Mr. James Emslie. 
 
 1791. 
 Mr. Francis Hunter. 
 
 1792. 
 Dapt. Duncan Campbell. 
 Admiral Murray. 
 Titus Levi, Esq. 
 
 1797. 
 Capt. H. Mo watt, R.N. 
 Capt. Wm. Taylor, 
 
 Lieut. John Scott, R. N. 
 Wm. Clialmers, *' 
 
 Dr. Jamiesou, " 
 
 1798. 
 Simon Eraser, Esq. 
 
 1799. 
 Captain Skeine. 
 
 1802. 
 Admiral Sir A. Mitchell, K.B. 
 Capt. Oughton, R.N. 
 Ales. Green, Esq. 
 Admiral Douglas. 
 Sir Robert Lawrie. 
 
 1806. 
 Mr. Robert FergusoQ. 
 Edward Mortimer, Esq. 
 Mr. William Bannerman. 
 
 1808. 
 Geo. Robertson, Esq. 
 
 1813. 
 John MoflFat. 
 
 1817. 
 Lt. James Duflfus, R.N. 
 
Andrew Moffat, Ksq., 
 
 (Antigua.) 
 >villiam Leslie, Esq . 
 
 (New York.) 
 
 Rev, Donald A. Fraser. 
 ,T ^820. 
 
 Mr. Archibald McNiven. 
 Rev. Colin P. Grant 
 
 John Forman, Esq. 
 'apt Houston, Steward, 
 
 Captain C Fitzroy M'Lean, 
 
 Duncan M'CoIl, Eso. 
 tapt Archibald Stewart, 
 Kitlo Brigade 
 
 Mr. Hugh McDonald, 
 i^uncan Dlack. 
 
 Francis Athol, Master 
 
 Mariner. 
 T 182(1. 
 
 Lt -Col. D. McDougall. 
 J•-t^0.ofMiIitil ' 
 
 n, , ^830. 
 
 tharles Brodie 
 C. D. Archibald, Esq. 
 Chas Coventree, Master 
 Manner. 
 
 Jas. McDonald, Master 
 
 Manner. 
 Lt Edwd. Stewart, R.N 
 I^t. James Stewart, 74th 
 
 Kegt. 
 
 ^'- ^gJI^'j/^Uan, Medical 
 
 Jas. Flockhart, Master 
 
 Manner. 
 Wm. Stevenson, do. 
 Alex. Henderson, do 
 
 Hugh McDonald, Esq., 
 (Antigonish.) 
 
 (( 
 
 cc 
 
 30 
 
 Mr. Alei. Farquharson, 
 (Dartmouth.) 
 
 Matt McKenna. Master 
 
 Manner. 
 Mr. Alexander DufF 
 Mr. Walter Kobb 
 
 tapt. Pringle, R. a 
 
 Lt -Col Hon II. Dundas. 
 Mr. Robert Mcintosh. 
 EJward Birchen, Master 
 Manner. 
 
 T. r, , 1838. 
 ft.-Col. McGregor. 1 
 M'ijor Arthur, ' 
 
 Lie"t. Neilson, 
 Dundas 
 l^uchanan, 
 Agnew, 
 Gordon, 
 IJoctor Campbell, J 
 ^r. Robertson, StaflF. 
 
 Hugh Lyie, jr.. Master 
 
 Manner. 
 
 James Fornian, jr., Esq. 
 \T T. 1840. ^ 
 
 Mr Duncan McFarlane. 
 jVm Annand, Esq. 
 Hugh II. Ross, Esq 
 
 T T, 1841. 
 
 James Berwick, Master 
 Mariner. 
 
 J. Fraser, (C. Breton.) 
 Alexander Fiddes 
 
 r. 1842. 
 
 Lieut -General Sir Colin 
 
 Campbell. 
 V. Admiral Sir C. Adam 
 
 Capt. John Taylor 
 
 A I r. 1840- 
 Alex Barron, Master 
 Manner. 
 
 Bafr"' ^'^^^-Saret's 
 
 Dr. McDonald, (Dart- 
 mouth.) 
 
 Doctor H. McDonald, 
 (Maitland.) 
 
31 
 
 •son. 
 
 ister 
 
 Idas. 
 I. 
 
 ster 
 
 to 
 
 1847. 
 Francis Mimro, (Mar- 
 garet's Bny.) 
 George Mclvenzie, Master 
 
 Mariner. 
 D. Grant, (Antigonish.) 
 Chaa. Anderson, (AIus.. 
 
 quodoboit.) 
 Robert Grant, (Marga- 
 ret's Bay.) 
 John I'raser, Master 
 
 Mariner. 
 David Falconer, (Dart- 
 mouth.) 
 
 1848. 
 Major Robertson, 82nd Regt. 
 II. Camerun, (Pictou.) 
 
 1819. 
 Murdoch Smith, (C. B.) 
 George A. Currie, (Mar- 
 garet's Bay.) 
 1850. 
 Ronald Currie, (Marga- 
 ret's Bay.) 
 Robert Innes, ditto. 
 Alex. Cameron, (C. B.) 
 Robert Wuddell, (Dart- 
 mouth.) 
 
 1851. 
 Duncan Waddell. 
 David Rugg. 
 Wm. Beverley. 
 Dr. W. Reid, H. M. S. 
 Cumberland. 
 
 Quarter-Mast.-Sergeant 
 
 McPhei'.son. 
 Roderick II. Fraser, 
 (Dartmouth.) 
 1852. 
 David Patterson. 
 1853. 
 John Cameron, (Antigonish.) 
 Alex. Scott, (Glasgow.) 
 Rt. Hon. Ea/1 l^Uesmere. 
 Capt. J, A. Gore, 71st Regt. 
 
 1854. 
 John Christie, (C. B.) 
 Capt. James Griffin. 
 
 1855. 
 Alexander Stevens. 
 J. Simpson, (England.) 
 
 1856. 
 Sergt.-Major John Campbell. 
 Alexander Fraser. 
 
 Alexander AfcPhee. 
 Capt. Johnson. 
 Duncan McDonald 
 Donald JI. Green. 
 
 1857. 
 David Johnson. 
 John Blackie. 
 Spencer Sutherland. 
 Capt. J. C. Dalrymple Hay, 
 H. M. S. In<h,i •^' 
 
 1858. 
 David Hunter. 
 J. N. Ross. 
 George Laing. 
 
 1850. 
 William Murray, 
 David Petrie. 
 William Miller. 
 John McGregor. 
 James Mutheson. 
 
 iy»'.o. 
 
 Malcora McDougall. (C B) 
 isoi. ■ ■ '^ 
 
 James Davy. 
 Alexander .McDonald. 
 
 1803. 
 W. S. More. 
 
 1805. 
 Vice Admiral Sir Jas. Hope, 
 
 K. C. B. ^ 
 
 John Drillio. 
 
 1807. 
 John Crerar, (Pictou.) 
 
 1^<08. 
 Robert Fornian. 
 D. Kennedy, A^ocalist. 
 Dr. Robert Collins, Staff. 
 W. J. Fraser. 
 
 1 870. 
 Lt.-Col. McKenzie, 78 High- 
 landers. 
 
 1871. 
 Capt. C. Mclvenzie, 78 Ilijrhl 
 Lt. E. G. W. Callander. « " 
 Mr. McElhoney. «« 
 
 Capt. Jamieson. 
 John Crook. 
 Sir Hugh Allan. 
 1N72. 
 Prof. Lawson. 
 John Herdman. 
 
 1873. 
 Robt. Robertson. 
 
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