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 Palm Sunday April 9 
 
 Easter Sunday April 16 
 
 Rog-ation Sunday May 21 
 
 Ascension Day May 25 
 
 Whitsunday . . ( Pentecost) J une 4 
 
 Trinity Sunday June 11 
 
 Corpus Christi June 15 
 
 Advent Sunday December 3 
 
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 Epiphany January 6 
 
 Ascension Day. .(Holy Thursday).. May 25 
 
 Corpus Christi June 15 
 
 Saint Peter and Saint Paul June 29 
 
 All Saints' Day November 1 
 
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 Bolivar declared Liberatorl814 
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 Fenelon d, 1715 
 \st Sunday after Epiphany 
 Canada Timber Act passed, 1765 
 Sir C Bagot asriv, in Can. 184!2 
 Linnaeus d. 1778 
 Amnesty signed at Paris, 1816 
 Hillary. Halley d 1801 
 Rebels evac. Navy Island, 1838 
 ^nd Sunday after Epiphany 
 Battle of Corunna, 1809 
 Benjamin Franklin h. 1706 
 Prisca. Five rebels exec. 1839 
 House of Commons estab. 1265 
 American Indepen.acknow. 1783 
 Louis XV L beheaded, 1793 
 Zrd Sunday after Epiphany 
 William Pitt d 1806 
 Guadaloupe taken, 1759 
 Com. of St. Paul* Burns 6. 1759 
 Dr. Jenner d, 1823 
 Duke of Sussex b. 1773 
 Henry V in. £/. 1547 
 Ath Sunday after Epiphany 
 Charles L beheaded, 1619 
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 Charlevoix d. 1761 
 Purlfic. V} M. Lander d. 1835 
 Blase. Ind. Greece ack. 1830 
 Cess, hostil. b. G.B. & U.S. 1783 
 hth Sunday after Epiphany 
 Halifax rounded, 1750 
 IMtt's Administ. dissolved, 1801 
 Mary Q. of Sc. beheaded, 1587 
 Canada ceded to Britain, 1763 
 Q. Vintoria & P. Alb. mar. 1840 
 [Un. Up. & L. Canada, 1841 
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 [Jane Grey beheaded, 1554 
 Valentine. 
 
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 Madame Deshoulidres d. 1664 
 Mnrtin Luther d, 1546 
 Sexagesima Sunday, Napoleon 
 Voltaire 6.1691 [poss.Tuil.1800 
 9^ Resolu. pass Assembly, 1834 
 Washington b. IIS'Z 
 James L murdered, 1437 
 St. Matthias 
 
 Canton taken bytheBritish,1841 
 Quinquagesima Sunday, Nap. 
 
 [esc. from Elba, 1815 
 Sir John Colborne appointed 
 
 [Administrator, 1838 
 
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 First Quarter, .. '^th day,6h. 2m. Morning' 
 
 Full Moon, IGth day, lli.lSm. Morning 
 
 Last Quarter, .. 22nd day, 5h. 43m. Evening 
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 Battle at Pointe-au-Pele, 1S38 
 [gress at Washington, 1801 
 \st Sunday in Lent. 1st Con- 
 Bexar taken bySanta An na,18S6 
 Frigate Kandolph blew up, 1778 
 William lll.c/. 1702 
 Rizzio assassinated, 1569 
 Botany Bay discov. 1787 
 Nap. marriesMarieLonise,1810 
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 Klopstockd. 1803. 
 
 Andrew Jackson b. 1767 
 
 Jesuits burnt, 1649 
 
 St. Patrick. Brit, leave Boston 
 
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 ^rd Sunday in Lent 
 
 Newton d. 1727 
 
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 Stamp Act passed, 1765 
 
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 Last Quarter, .. 7th day, Gh. 17m Evening 
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 Full Moon, 29th day, llh 30m Morning 
 
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 First Quarter, .. 7th clay, 3h 35ra. Morning 
 
 Full Moon, 13th day, 5h 45m. Evoning 
 
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 New Moon, .... 29th day, Ih 4m. Morning 
 
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 Jamaica discovered, 1494. 
 Siege of Quebec raised, 1776 
 Great fire at Hamburgh, 1842 
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 Srd Sunday after Easter 
 Ice-bridge opposite Quebecl836 
 Test Acts repealed, 1828 [IbTl 
 Blood attem, lostealthe Crown, 
 |Chatham d. 1778. 
 |Percival assassinated, 1812 
 'Virginia settled, 1G07. 
 \Wi Sunday after Easter 
 |Paper currency est in Am. 1775 
 
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 iNapol declared Emperor, 1804 
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 Lafayette rf. 1834. 
 
 \ Rogation Sunday* Elec.Riots 
 
 Pope 6. 168S. [At Monti 1832 4 
 
 Battle of Kamilies, 1706 
 
 Queen Victoria b. 1819 
 
 Ascension Day, 
 
 Augustine 
 
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 Sunday after Ascension, 
 
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 First Quarter,.. 5th day, 9h. 45m. Morning 
 Full Moon, 12th day, 2h. 44m. Evening- 
 Last Quarter,.. 19th day, 3h. 4lm. Evening 
 New Moon, .... S^7th day, 2h. 3i'm Evening 
 
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 Nicomede. Howe's Victory, 1794 4 
 1st Church consec. in Cana. 16^20 4 
 Reign of Terror in France, 1793 4 
 Pentecost — Whit Sunday, 4 
 King of Hanover b' 1771 4 
 
 Batt.ofBurlingtonHeights,l813 4 
 Reform Bill sanctioned, 183'2. 4 
 Louis XVII. d, in prison, 1795 4 
 Cholera first app. at Mont. 1832 4 
 Q.Vict. & P.Albert shot at 1840 4 
 Trinity Sunday, 4 
 
 Rye-house Piot discovered, 1603 4 
 Lord Hastings beheaded, 1483 4 
 Battle of Marengo, 1800 4 
 
 Corpus Christ?, 4 
 
 Cape Breton taken by Brit. 1745 4 
 St. Alban. Wesley b. 1703 4 
 \st after Trinity Waterloo, 1815 4 
 Battle of Bunker Hill, 1775 4 
 Wm. IV. d,— ace. Q. Vict. 1837 4 
 Longest day 4 
 
 Second ahdi. of Napoleon, 1815 4 
 Newfoundland discovered, 1497 4 
 Nati, John Baptist. Midsum 4 
 '2nd Sunday after Trinity 
 Geo.IV c?.l830— acces.Wm.IV. 
 Sun eclipsed,invisible inCanada 
 Q. Victoria crowned, 1838 
 Saints Peter and Paul 
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 First Quarter, .. 4th day, 2h. 15m. Evening 
 
 Full Moon, 11th day. Oh. iTm. Eveniug" 
 
 Last Quarter, .. 19th day,8h. 43m. Morning 
 New Moon, .... '*7th day, Ih. 6m. Morning 
 
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 MaJterTrin. Visit. B.V.Mary 
 
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 bt. Martin. US, Indep. 1776 
 
 Don Miguel's fleet capt. 1833 
 
 BurgoynetakesTiconderag, 1777 
 
 Algiers taken by the Fren.1830 
 
 Edmund Burke d, 1797 
 
 Wi after Trln, Cholera re-ap- 
 
 Calvin6.1509 [pears at Mon. 1834 
 
 First pap. pub. in France, 1 631 
 
 Battle of the Boyne, 1690 
 
 Bastile destroyed, 1789' 
 
 Fr, Kevolution of 1789. [1812 
 
 Switliun. Michillmackin taken 
 
 bth after Trin, Phipus arrives 
 
 AdamSmithd.1790 [b'ef.Q 1690 
 
 Dr. Watts b. 17 ?4 
 
 Adm. Kirk takes Quebec, 1629 
 
 Margaret. 
 
 Robert Burns d. 1796 
 
 Mary Mag. Un.Eng.& Sco. 1707 
 
 Qth after Trinity Can.Un. Bill 
 
 Irish Keb.1803 [assented to,1840 
 
 StJames. Batt.LundyLane,1813 
 
 St. Anne. Coleridge d. 1834 
 
 Pretender landed in Scot. 1745 
 
 Durham d 1840. Fr.Rev. 1^30 
 
 Battle of Talavera, 1809 
 
 7th after Trinity Penn d 1716 
 
 Gibraltar taken, 1604 
 
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 First Quarter,.. 2nd day, 6h. 48m. Evening* 
 Full Moon, ;.. .. 10th day, Oh. 17m. Morning' 
 Last Quarter, .. 18th day, 2h. 12ra. Morning- 
 New Moon, .... 25th day, 9h. 54m. Morning 
 
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 I land of Chusan taken. 1840 
 Sih after Trhi. Transfiguration 
 Name of Jesus 
 Canning d, 1827 
 L. Philippe declar. King of the 
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 CharlestohConv destroyed, 1834 
 K. George IV. b 1762 
 ^th Sunday ajter Trin, Queen 
 [Dowager Adelaide b. 179^2 
 Napol. b. 1 7ti9. Sir W. Scott 
 Durham's Or. disall.1838 [1769 
 Duchess of Kent b. 1786 
 Steam- Boats invented, IS07 
 J. Bonaparte arrives inU.S. 1815 
 lOif^ Sunday after Trinity, 
 Battle of Vimiera, 1808 
 Brit, land at Long Island, 1776 
 Gosford & Comrs. arrive, 1835 
 St. Bartholomew 
 Washington burnt by Brit. 1814 
 Battle of Algiers, 1816. 
 nth Sunday after Trinity 
 Augustin. ' Grotius d. 1645 
 JohnBapt. behead. Locked. 1632 
 Paley b, 1743 
 John Bunyan d. 1688 
 
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 First Quarter,.. 1st day, Oh. 43m. Morning 
 Full Moon, 8tli day, 2h. 17m. Evening- 
 Last Quarter, .. 16tli day, 6h. 28m. Evening 
 
 New Moon, 23rd day, 6h. 8m. Evening 
 
 First Quarter,.. .30th day, 9h. 26m Morning 
 
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 Cartier discov. Saguenay, 1535 
 London burnt, 166() (O. SJ 
 Vlth Sunday after Trinity 
 Hudson disc, river Hudson 1609 
 l&tCongress atPhiladeIphial774 
 Warsaw taken, 1831 
 Enurchus. Montreal capit. 176C 
 Nativity of B. V. Mary 
 Wm. IV. crowned, 1830 
 \Wi Sunday after Trinity 
 Battle on Lake Champlain, 1814 
 Battle at North Point, 1814 
 Quebec taken— Wolfe kill. 1759 
 Hol> Cross Cartier arr. Que. 153 1 
 Huskisson killed, 1830 
 Washington decl. 3d clec. 1796 
 \Ath Sunday after Trinity 
 Quebec capitulates, 1759 
 Lord Sydenham d 1841 
 First Kepublic in France, 1792 
 St. Matthew. SirW.Scottc?.1832 
 George IIL crowned, 1761 
 Bayonets first used in Eng. 1693 
 \btli Sunday after Trinity 
 Treaty of Holy Alliance, 1815 
 StCyprian.59L.C.&8lU.C.rebels 
 [leave M. for N.S.Wales, 1839 
 2d voyage of Columbus, 1^93 
 StMichael. Ferdin.VIl. #/. 183o 
 StJerome. Whitfield d. 1770 
 
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 Full Moon» 8th day, 6h. 24ra. Morning 
 
 Last Quarter, .. 16th day, 9h. lOm. Morning- 
 New Moon, .... 23rd day, 2h. 43ra. Morning- 
 First Quarter,.. 29th day, 9h. 50m, Evening- 
 
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 Belgian independence, 18S0 
 America discovered. 1492 J6I6 5 44 
 
 Faith. Peace with U.S. 1783 6 18 5 42 
 Great Fire at Miramichi, 1825 6 19 5 41 
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 West b, 1738 |6 24 
 
 Duncan beat Dutch Fleet, 1797i6 26 
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 Full Moon, 7th day. Oh. 28m. Morning 
 
 Last Quarter,.. 14th day, 9h. 41m. Evening 
 New Moon,.... 21st day, Oh. 45m. Evening- 
 First Quarter,.. 28th day, "h. 16m. Evening 
 
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 St. Jean d'Acre taken, 1840 7 
 Martial Law proclaimed, 1838 7 
 2\st after Trin. Gunp.Plot,1605 7 
 Kiots at Montreal, 1837 7 
 
 Princess Charlotte d, 1817 7 
 
 Princess Sophia 6. 1768 7 
 
 Prince of Wales b. 1841 7 
 
 Rebels beat at Beauharnois,18387 
 Battle of Cbryslers' Farm, 1813;7 
 ^'2d after Trm. Brigands at Pres-l7 
 Britius, [cott, 18377 
 
 Arnold arrives before Que. 1776 7 
 [Shoultz, def. at Pres. 18387 
 American Brigands under Vonj7 
 Rebels resc. at Longueuil, 183717 
 U.S. Treaty of Commerce, 17947 
 23r^ after Trin, Att. to ass. L.|7 
 Edmund. [Philippe, 1832J7 
 
 Princess Koyal born, 1840 |7 
 
 Cecilia [dered, 1837|7 
 
 StClement. Lieut. Weir rnur- 7 
 Peace with United States, 1814 7 
 Rebels def. at St. Cliarles, 1837 7 
 E. 1. Compy. incorporated, 1700 7 
 QUh after Trin. Fronlenacc^.at 7 
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 Full Moon, 6th clay, 7h. I2rn. Evening- 
 Last Quarter,.. 14th day, 21i. 30m. Evening- 
 New Moon 21st day, 3h. 28m. Evening- 
 First Quarter,.. 28th day,lOh. 2Im. Morning- 
 
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 Rebels ret. from St Denis, li^ol 
 Troops possess St Denis, 1837 
 Advent Sunday 
 
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 THE QUEEN. 
 
 VICTORIA, Queen of the United King- 
 dom of Great Britain and Ireland, (daughter 
 of the late Duke of Kent* by Victoria Maria 
 Louisa, sister of Leopold, King of the Bel- 
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 uncle William IV. June 20, 1837-- married 
 Feb. 10, 1840, to Prince Albert, of Saxe- 
 Cobarg-Gotha, born Aug. 26, 1819— Issue; 
 
 Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Princess 
 Royal, born Nov. 21, 1840. 
 
 Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, boru 
 9th November. 1841. 
 
 QUEEN DOWAGER. 
 
 Adelaide, (consort of Wm. IV. late King) 
 sister of the Duke of Saxe-Meiningen, born 
 Aug. 13i 1792— annuity, £100,000. 
 
 UNCLES AND AUNTS OF THE QUEEN. 
 
 1... Ernest Augustus, K. of Hanover, D. of 
 Cumberland, born June 5.1771— an. £21, 000— 
 married May29, 1815 FredericaSophia Carolina 
 sister of the Duke of Mecklenburg- Strelitz, 
 born March 20, 1778— issue: Geo, Frederick, 
 boru May 27, 1819. 
 
 2„, Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex, 
 born Jan. 27, 1773— an. £21,000— (married, at 
 Rome, ApriH, and at London, Dec. 5, 1793, 
 Lady Augusta Murray, daughter of the Earl 
 of Dunmore— being contrary to the 12 Geo. 
 III. it was declared void in 1794.) 
 
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 THE MINISTRY, 
 
 The Ministry under Lord Melbourne, which commen- 
 ced in April, 1835, went out of office in September, 
 1841, and a new Ministry wasfcmed with Sir Kotiert 
 reel at its head. 
 
 Duke of Wellington. salauv. 
 
 Sir R. Peel, 1st Lord of the Treasury, £ 5,000 
 Lord "LywAXxxxT^X^Ld. High Chancellor^ 14.000 
 Lord Wharncliffe, Pres. of the Council,. 2,000 
 Duke of Buckingham, Ld. Privy Seal, .9,000 
 Sir James Graham, Home Secretary., , ,5,000 
 Earl of Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary,, 5. 000 
 
 Lord Stanley, Colonial Secretary 5,010 
 
 RtiHon. H. (you]burii, Chanc. of Fxcheq, 5,000 
 Earl of Haddington, 1st Ld. Admiralty A 500 
 Ld.Ellenborough,/'r6*. Board ofCont7'oL3,500 
 Sir E. KnatchbuU, Pfl-^/m. of the Forces , ,2,600 
 Earl of Ripon, Pres. Board of Trade, , , .2,000 
 Sir H, Hardinge, Secretary at War 2,580 
 
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 Sir G. Murray, Master Gen. of the Ordnance, 
 W. E. Gladstone^ VicePresident of the Board 
 
 of Trade and Master of the Mint 
 Sir Frederick Pollock, Attorney General. 
 Sir William Follett, Solicitor Generals 
 Dr. Nicoll, Judf(e Advocate, 1 for 
 
 Duncan McNeil, Lord Advocate, ) Scotland 
 Sir G. Cockburu, Lord Ashley, Adm. Sir W. 
 Gage, Sir G. Seymour, Hon. Captain Gor- 
 don & Hon. H. L. Cprryy Lords of the Ad- 
 rairalty 
 Hon Sidney Herbert, Chief Secretary of the 
 
 Admiralty 
 A Pringle, H Baring, J Young, & J M Gas. 
 
 kell, Lords of the Treasury. 
 Sir G Clerk & Sir T Freeraantle, Joint^Sec^ 
 
 retaries of the Treasury. 
 Hon W Baring and J E Tennant, Secretaries 
 
 of the Board of Control. 
 Hon C M Sutton, Home Under Secretary, 
 G W Hope, Colonial do. 
 
 Lord Canning, jPore2^?2 do, 
 
 F R Bonham, Stoi'ekeeper oftJie Ordnance* 
 Captain Boldero^ Clerk of the Oi'dnance^ 
 Col Jonathan Peel, Surveyor General of the 
 
 Ordnance 
 Earl of Liverpool, Xor(?5^eit7ar(^ of the House- 
 hold 
 Earl of Jersey, Master of the Horse. 
 Earl of Rossi yn. Master of the Buckhounds. 
 
 IRELAND. 
 
 Earl de Grey, Loi'd Lieutenant, sal. £20,000 
 Sir Edward Sugden, Lord Chancellor, £8,000 
 Lord Eliotj Chief Secretary. 
 T B Smith, Attorney General. 
 Mr. Greene, Solicitor General. 
 
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 IMPERIAL LEGISLATURE. 
 
 HOUSE OF LORDS. 
 
 The House of Lords is composed of all the 
 five orders of nobility of England, viz. Dukes, 
 Marquise.s Earls, Viscounts, and Barons, who 
 have altal *ed the age of 21 years : of 16 repre- 
 sentative Peers from Scotland; 28 represen- 
 tative Peers from Ireland ; 2 English Arch- 
 bishops and 24 Bishops ; and 4 representative 
 Irish Bishops. Tlie number of each, in 1842, 
 was as follows :— 
 
 Dukes, (3 Royal Dukes,) 24 
 
 Marquises,...., 20 
 
 Earls, 117 
 
 Viscounts, 22 
 
 Barons, , 219 
 
 Peers of Scotland, (elected,) 16 
 
 Pe3rs of Ireland, (elected for life,) £8 
 
 English Archbishops and Bishops, 26 
 
 Irish Represent. Archbishops and Bishops, 4 
 
 Total, 376 
 
 HOUSE OF COMMONS. 
 
 Elected Aug. 1841— Hon C S Lefevre, Speaker 
 
 The House of Commonsconsists of Knights, 
 
 Citizens, and Burgesses, respectively chosen 
 
 and apportioned, as follows : — 
 
 c««i«^^ ( For Counties, 159 
 
 ftal"! universities, ...:......, 4 
 
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 Cities and Boroughs,337 
 
 Srotland i ^^^ Counties, 201 
 
 Scotland, ^ ^.^.gg ^^^ Boroughs, 23i 
 
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 Ireland 
 
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 For Counties, 64 
 
 University, 2 
 
 Cities and Boroughs, 39, 
 
 Total,..*,.,,., 658 
 
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JUDICIARY, 
 
 David Bovlp /or^"?''*'*"- 
 
 John HopS\f.r^fe te^/^meW. 
 
 John Doherty, ^''•j/ytice Q. BeZ^k. 
 ..... "• <^o»»- Pleas 
 
 POPULATIoropTR-HEMPlR. 
 
 En^'land and WaT"**" ''«• 
 
 i^and 2,624,586 
 
 Guernsey, JeweV and MaA 8™82 
 
 Total (exclusive Of alvT: " ' ' :^^-i?i27? 
 
 ^OP^LATION^^— -- 
 
 Weimar Aimana^j,^ jg^^' ^i-OBIl.. 
 
 Asia !!'..::: 233,240.043 3 loV )«, 
 
 Africa. 608,516.019 17 snl'/?| 
 
 America," " K>1.498.41I li e??'!^? 
 
 Australia Ac 48.007,150 isjis'loo 
 
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 EUROPEAN STATES, SOVEREIGNS, 
 POPULATION, &c. 
 
 Name . 
 
 State. 
 
 Charles IV.. S\v. & Norw. 
 
 Nicholas I. . . Russia 
 
 Christi.VlII. Denmark ... 
 
 Victoria GreatBritain 
 
 William II.. Holl.orNeth. 
 Leopold. . . . . 'Belgium . . . . 
 
 Fr.Wm.IV..iPrussia 
 
 Frederick . . . | Saxony 
 
 Ernest Aug*. | Hanover.... 
 German Stat es, 
 
 Wurtemberg 
 
 Bavaria 
 
 Austria 
 
 Portugal.... 
 Sardinia . . . . 
 
 William ,. 
 
 Louis 
 
 Ferdinand 
 LouisPhillip.: France 
 Isabella II.. Spain . 
 Maria II.... 
 Chas/ Albert 
 Leopold II.. {Tuscany 
 MariaLouisa Parma 
 Francis IV.. 
 Chas. Louis . 
 Greg. XVI . . 
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 Otho 
 
 born Ac, Populate 
 
 1764 1818 
 
 4,150,000 
 
 1796 1825 51,100,000 
 1786 18391 2,097,400 
 1819 1837 26,856,028 
 1792 1840 2.8VO,000 
 1790 1831 4,230,000 
 1795 184013.800,000 
 
 1797 1836 
 1771,1837 
 
 1781 1816 
 1786 1825 
 1793 1835 
 
 1,680,000 
 1,679,000 
 5,445.100 
 1.610,000 
 4,300,000 
 34,100,000 
 
 17731830 33,600,000 
 1830 1833 11,963,000 
 
 Modena 
 
 Lucca 
 
 ChurchStates 
 Two Sicilies 
 Greece 
 
 AbdulMedjidlTurkey 
 
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 1798 1831 
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 1791 1814 
 17791815 
 17991824 
 1765 1831 
 1815 1830 
 
 1815 
 1823 
 
 1833 
 
 1839 
 
 3,400,000 
 
 4,500,000 
 
 1,330,000 
 
 440,000 
 
 390,000 
 
 472,000 
 
 2,590,000 
 
 7,650,000 
 
 810,000 
 
 12,000,000 
 
 Total Population of Europe. . . .233,884,800 
 
 REPUBLICS OF NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 United States, John Tyler, Pres 17,068,666 
 
 Mexico Anastasfo Bustamente 7,687,000 
 
 Central Amer 2,000,000 
 
 Hay ti Jean Pierre Boyer .... 933,000 
 
 Yucatan Miguel Barbachano '. . . 479,400 
 
 Texas Samuel Houston 150,000 
 
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 CANADA. 
 
 GOVERNOR GENERAL. 
 
 His Excellency the Rig-ht Hon. Sir Cfiarles 
 Bagot, G.C B. one of Fler Majesty's Most 
 Honorable Privy Council, Captain General 
 and Governor-in- Chief of Her Majesty's 
 Provinces of Canada, New Brunswick and 
 Nova Scotia, and of the Island of Prince 
 Edward; and Governor General of all Her 
 Majesty's Provinces on the Continent of N 
 America & the Island of Prince Edward. 
 
 Rawson'W. Rawson, Chief Secretary, 
 Capt. J T W Jones, Royal Cana. Rifle Regt. 
 
 Military Secretary and First ADC 
 Captain Ba^ot, R N- Private Secretary 
 Capt G Talbot and Hon T G Cholmondeley, 
 
 43rd Regt. Aides-de-camp. 
 
 \3robinctal Hegtslatutr. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon R B Sullivan, Chairman of Committees 
 John Henry Dunn, Receiver General 
 Samuel B Harrison, Prov. Secretary E. 
 Dominick Daly. Prov. Secretary W. 
 Louis H Lafontaine, Atty, General, E. 
 Robert Baldwin, Atty. General, W. 
 H H Killaly, Chairman Board of Works 
 Thos. Cushing Aylwin, Sol, General E. 
 James Edward Small, Sol. General, W. 
 Augustin N Morin, Com. of Cr. Lands 
 
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 OFFICERS. 
 
 Etienne Parent, Clerk 
 
 W H Lee, Assistant and Confidential Clerk 
 
 Thomas G Hurd, Second Clerk 
 
 Sarauel B Smith, Third Clerk 
 
 Michael Naughton, Messenger 
 
 Richard Jones, Doorkeeper 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 R S Jameson, (Vice- Chancellor,) Speaker, 
 
 Members, Residences* 
 
 Hon Peter B deBlaquidre.. Woodstock 
 
 ^'ww. Peter M'Giil Montreal 
 
 .^^^ Robert B Sullivan .... Kingston 
 
 T^^vv. Rene E Caron Quebec 
 
 ^^^^ William Morris Brockville 
 
 *^^^ George Pemberton ..Quebec fgarry 
 Alexander Fraser .... Fraserfield Glen- 
 Barthelemy Joliette . . Industry Village 
 
 James Crooks Flamborough, W 
 
 Adam Fergusson ditto, East 
 
 John Fraser Quebec 
 
 John Macaulay Kingston 
 
 John Hamilton Kingston 
 
 v^vr^ Francois P Bruneau.. Montreal 
 
 .vvr*^ John McDonald Gananoque 
 
 0,t^ Adam Ferrie Montreal 
 
 Jean Bte. Tache Kamouraska 
 
 Paul H Knowlton ....Brome 
 
 Thomas McKay New Edinburgh 
 
 Gabriel Roy St Laurent 
 
 Philip H Moore St Armand 
 
 Robert Dickson Niagara 
 
 Amable Dionne Kamouraska 
 
 Joseph Dionne . . St Pierre les Becquets 
 George J Goodhue .... London 
 
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 Hon Levi us P Sherwood ,, Toronto 
 
 ,^^ William Walker Quebec 
 
 ^^^vw. Simeon Washburn ....Picton 
 
 PERMANENT OFFICERS. 
 
 James Fitzgibbon, Clerk 
 
 Charles DeLery, jun. 1 . eaisf ant Clprks 
 J F Taylor, senr, f Assistant cierKs 
 
 J F Taylor, jun. Additional Clerk 
 Robert Leraoine, French Translator 
 R Armour, Law Clerk and Eng-. Translator 
 Rev* W A Adamson, Chaplain, acting also 
 
 as Librarian 
 John G Spragge, Master in Chancery 
 F S Jarvis, Gent. Usher of the Black Rod 
 Olivier Vallerand, Serjeant at- Arms 
 Thomas Brooke, Doorkeeper 
 M Keating, Ch. Messenger and Housekeeper 
 
 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, 
 
 Elected in March and April, 1841, 
 Austin Cuvillier, Speaker, 
 
 Constituencies. 
 
 Beauharnois ... 
 
 Bellechasse 
 
 Berthier 
 
 Bonaventure ... 
 
 Brockville 
 
 Bytown 
 
 Carlton 
 
 Chambly 
 
 Champlain 
 
 Cornwall 
 
 Dorchester .... 
 Drummond .... 
 Dundas 
 
 Members. \ Residences. 
 
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 A Turgeon ..I 
 I) Armstrong,! 
 J R Hamilton 
 G Sherwood.. 
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 J Johnston ... 
 John Yule.... 
 R J Kimber.. 
 S Y Chesley.. 
 A Taschereau 
 R N Watts . . 
 John Cook.... 
 
 Beauharnois 
 
 St Gervais 
 
 Berthier 
 
 New Carlisle 
 
 Brockville 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Bytown 
 
 Chambly 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Cornwall 
 
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 Durham 
 
 Essex.* 
 
 Frontenac 
 
 Gaspe 
 
 Glencarry 
 
 Grenville 
 
 Haldimand .... 
 
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 Halton \ ^ .^.^ 
 
 Hamilton 
 
 Hastings 
 
 Huntingdon.... 
 
 Huron 
 
 Kamouraska ... 
 
 Kent 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Xjanaric ..*•.... 
 
 Leeds 
 
 Leinster 
 
 Lennox&Adgtn 
 
 L'lslet 
 
 London 
 
 Lotbiniere ...... 
 
 Megantic 
 
 Middlesex 
 
 Missisquoi 
 
 Montmorency... 
 
 Montreal City [ 
 
 Montreal County 
 
 Niagara 
 
 Nicolet 
 
 Norfolk 
 
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 Members, \ Besidences. 
 J T Williams, Port Hope 
 
 Snndwich 
 Kingston 
 Kestigouche 
 
 John Prince.. 
 Henry Smith . 
 Robt. Christie 
 J S McDonell,! Cornwall 
 Samuel CranelPrescott 
 I) Thompsons Indiana 
 Caleb Hopkinsj Nelson 
 James DurandDundas 
 Sir AN McNab Hamilton 
 
 Belleville 
 Montreal 
 Goderich 
 
 E Murney.... 
 A Cuvillier , 
 Dr W Dunlopl 
 A Berthelot.. I Quebec 
 Joseph Woods! Chatham 
 S B Harrison .j Kingston 
 M Cameron ..iPort Sarnia 
 James Morris . Brockville 
 
 J Dewitt Montreal 
 
 J S Cartwright Kingston 
 W H Merritt . St Catharines 
 D Thorburn . . Queenston 
 EtienneTachejSt Thomas 
 H H Killaly., Kingston 
 J B I Noel .... St AntdeTilly 
 
 D Daly 
 
 Thos Parke.. 
 Robt Jones .. 
 F A Quesnel. 
 George Mottatt 
 Benj Holmes. 
 A MDelisle.. 
 H J Boulton . . 
 Louis M Viger 
 I P Powell ... 
 G M Boswell, 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Ste Athanase 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Niagara 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Vittoria 
 
 Cobourg 
 
 John Gilchristj Cobourg 
 
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 Ottawa 
 
 Oxford 
 
 Portneuf 
 
 Prescott 
 
 Prince Edward . 
 
 Quebec City...| 
 
 Quebec County, 
 
 Richelieu 
 
 Rimouski 
 Rouville , 
 Russell .. 
 Saguenay 
 
 Sheffbrd 
 
 Slier- rXown ... 
 brookei. County, 
 
 Simcoe 
 
 Stanstead 
 
 Stormont 
 
 Saint Hyacinthe 
 Saint Maurice... 
 
 Terrebonne 
 
 Three -Rivers ... 
 
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 Toronto City 
 
 Two Mountains 
 
 Vaudreuil... 
 
 Vercheres... 
 
 Wentworth 
 
 Yamaska.... 
 
 D B Papineau 
 F Hincks ...... 
 
 T C Aylwin... 
 D McDonald . 
 J P Roblin...... 
 
 David Burnet 
 HenryBlack... 
 JohnNeilson... 
 
 D B Viger 
 
 Michael Borne 
 Wm Walker... 
 W H Draper... 
 A N Morin ... 
 Sewell Foster 
 Edward Hale, 
 John Moore... 
 Elmes Steele . 
 Marcus Child, 
 Alex McLean 
 T BouthiUier, 
 J E Turcotte . 
 M McCulloch, 
 C R Ogden... 
 John H Dunn 
 I Buchanan ... 
 C J Forbes ;... 
 John Simpson 
 James Leslie . 
 
 H Smith 
 
 J G Bar the ... 
 
 {IstRidinglJ H Price 
 2d Riding G Dugganjr. 
 3d Riding' J E Small 
 4thRidng}L Lafontaine, 
 
 PERMANENT OFFICERS. 
 
 William B Lindsay, Clerk 
 
 G B Faribault, Assistant Clerk 
 
 Petite Nation 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Kingston 
 
 L'OrignaV*' 
 
 Sophiasburgh 
 
 Quebec 
 
 Quebec 
 
 Quebec 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Quebec 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Shefford 
 
 Sherbrooke 
 
 Eaton 
 
 Barrie 
 
 Stanstead 
 
 Cornwall 
 
 St Hyacinthe 
 
 Three Rivers 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Kingston 
 
 Toronto 
 
 Carillon 
 
 CoteauduLac 
 
 Montreal 
 
 Barton 
 
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 Toronto 
 
 Toronto 
 
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 PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. 
 
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 G W Wick steed, English Translator, actine- 
 
 also as Law Clerk 
 William P Patrick, First Office Clerk 
 Henri Voyer, French Translator 
 fTrTf,.^^^"^^'^* Assistant French Translator 
 William Ross, First Clerk of Committees 
 Alfred Patrick, Second do. 
 
 Thomas Vaux, Second Office Clerk 
 P E Gagnon, First Clerk of the Journals 
 George M Muir, Second do. 
 Br. William Winder, Librarian 
 Alpheus Todd, Assistant do. 
 Felix Fortier, Clerk of Crown in Chancers 
 George Chisholm, Serjeant-at-Arms. 
 A Leroux dit Cardinal, Chief Messenger 
 Hugh McLellan, Doorkeeper 
 
 Number of Representatives— from Canada 
 East, 45i— Canada We^t, 42 Total, 84. 
 
 The Legislature meets at least once a-year 
 and the Assembly is elected every four years 
 
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 CIVIL. 
 
 CHIEF SECRETARY'S OFFICE. 
 Rawson W. Rawson, Chief Secretary, 
 Henry Cotton, First Clerk, 
 William R. Bartlett, Second Clerk. 
 
 PROV. SECRETARY'S (EAST) OFFICE, 
 Hon. Dominick Daly, Provincial Secretary. 
 Christopher Dunkin, Assistant Secretary. 
 William Lane, Transacting the business of the 
 
 Office at Quebec. 
 Thomas Ross, Second Clerk. 
 Roach, Third Clerk. 
 
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 PROV. SECRETARY'S (WEST) OFFICE. 
 
 Hon. S. B. Harrison, Provincial Secretary. 
 
 James Hopkirk, Assistant Secretary, 
 
 T. D. Harington, First Clerk and Clerk of 
 
 the Blue Book. 
 Grant Powell, Second Clerk. 
 
 Kent, Third Clerk. 
 
 Edward Hurd, Fourth Clerk. 
 
 RECEIVER GENERAL'S OFFICE. 
 
 Hon. John Henry Dunn, Receiver General, 
 Bernard lurquand, First Clerk, 
 Thomas Cary, Second Cierk. 
 George Hamilton, Third Clerk. 
 
 INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE. 
 
 Hon. Francis Hincks, Inspector General. 
 
 Joseph Cary, Deputy Inspector General 
 
 Philip Durnford, First Clerk. 
 
 David Ross, Second Clerk, 
 
 Mathew Jack, Third Clerk. 
 
 Mathew Frederick Ferguson, Door Keeper. 
 
 SURVEYOR GENERAL'S OFFICE. 
 
 Thomas Parke, Surveyor General. 
 
 Joseph Bouchette, Deputy Surveyor General, 
 
 Andrew Russell, Firi^t Assistant (West.) 
 
 Edward T. Fletcher, First Assistant (East.) 
 
 William Spragge, Chief Clerk. 
 
 'I'homas Hector, Second Clerk. 
 
 Henry J. Jones, Third Clerk. 
 
 BOARD OF WORKS. 
 
 Hon. H. Killaly, Chairman. 
 Samuel Keefcr. Engineer. 
 Thomai A. Begley, Secretary. 
 
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 Hon. A. N. Morin, Commissioner. 
 Tancred Boutillier, Deputy Commissioner. 
 J. Dean, Accountant. 
 
 PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. 
 
 Richard A. Tucker, Provincial Registrar. 
 
 Kent, Pirst Clerk. 
 
 George Henry Lane. Second Clerk. 
 
 JJ:5=" All the foregoing offices are in the Go^ 
 vernment Buildi^igs, Ontario Street, King^ 
 ston. 
 
 Chief Messenger and Guardian of the said 
 Building, Phihp St. Hill. 
 
 MILITARY. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 COMMANDER OF THE FORCES. 
 
 His Excellency Lieut. General Sir Richard 
 
 Do wnes Jackson, K C.B. 
 Aides-de- Camp, — Lieut. The Earl of Mul- 
 
 grave, Scots Fusileer Guards, and Lieut. 
 
 H. J. Warre, 14th Regt. 
 
 GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS, 
 
 Major General Sir J. A. Hope, K C B 
 Aide.de-Camp, Lieut. J. T. Hope, 72nd Regt. 
 Town Major, Ensign Colin Macdonald. 
 
 MILITARY SECY'S. DEPARTMENT. 
 
 DALHOUSIE SQUARE. 
 
 Military Secretary, Capt. Brook Taylor, 85th 
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 and Robert G. Greig. 
 
 Temporary Clerks— Edward Roe, Wm. Sache, 
 and George Ruthven. 
 
 ADJUTANT GENL.'S DEPARTMENT. 
 
 CHAMP-DE-MARS STREET. 
 
 Deputy Adjutant General, Lieut, Col. John 
 
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 Asst. Adj. Gen. Lieut Col W R Dickson, 
 Dep. Assts. C Lieut. F J Griffin, 32nd Regt 
 Adj. Gen. i Captain H Wynyard. 89th Regt 
 Clerks— William Wright, Geo C E Colthurst, 
 
 and William F Grassett. 
 Clerk to Town Major, John Gray. 
 
 QR MASTER GEN/S DEPARTMENT. 
 
 NOTRE DAME STREET. 
 
 Dy. Qr. Mr. Gen. Col. Hon. C Gore, CB, 
 Dy. Asst. Q M Gen. Capt C Ready, 71st Regt 
 Clerks— William Rogers, N H Hughes, and 
 William Moore. 
 
 ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. 
 
 COMMISSIONER STREET. 
 
 Ordnance Storekeeper, Francis Sisson. 
 
 Dep. Ordnance Storekeeper, W,H Blenkarne. 
 
 Clerks— William Skakel, E Fayrer, Thomas 
 
 Caithness, J B Cole. 
 Barrack Master, W H Gray. 
 
 ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. 
 
 NOTRE DAME STREET. > 
 
 Comg. Royal Engineers, Col. J Oldfield, K H. 
 Brigade Major, Major T Foster. 
 Draughtsman, R Pilkington. - ; -- - 
 
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 Clerks of Works— John Owens and T Kinton 
 Foremen of do. —J Bennett and T Hownslow, 
 Clerks— John Sedley, E J Travers, James Kerr 
 
 COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. 
 
 NOTRE DAMR STREET. 
 
 Commissary General, William Filder, 
 
 A<;st Toms Gen TColin Miller, 
 Asst. corns, uen. ^^. ry. coxworthy. 
 
 Dep. Asst. Com. Gen. Randolph Routh. 
 
 Treasury Clerks — Henry Green, George At- 
 kinson, Robert M Gardiner, Wm A Filder, 
 J H AUinson. 
 
 St. Johns. — Asst. Com. Gen. Amos Lister. 
 Treas. Clerks— J B Price, jr. W Hewetson 
 
 Chambly. — Asst. Com. Gen. J Thompson. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 ST. JAMES STREET. 
 
 Depy. Insp. Gen. of Hospitals, James Elliott. 
 Staff Surgeon, Thomas Spence, M.D. 
 Staff Assistant Surgeon, George Carr. 
 Medical Clerk, S W H Leslie. 
 
 Chaplain to the Forces, Rev. D Robertson. 
 
 MILITIA. 
 
 Adjt. Gen. (East), Lieut. Col. B C A Gu^y. 
 Adjt. Gen. (West), Lieut. Col, Bullock. 
 Asst, do. do. Lieut. Col. W O'Hara. 
 
 INDIAN DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Chief Superintendant, Samuel P Jarvis. 
 
 Assistant Superintendant, Varden, 
 
 Secretary, D C Napier. 
 
 Superintendant at Montreal, James Hughes. 
 
 Interpreter at Montreal, Bernard St Germain 
 
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 Hon L H Lafontaine, Attorney Gen. East. 
 
 Robert Baldwin, Attorney Gen. West. 
 
 Thomas C Aylwin, Solicitor Gen. East. 
 
 ...... James E Small, Solicitor Gen. West. 
 
 PROVINCIAL COURT OF APPEALS. 
 
 The Goyernor, the Members of the Execu- 
 tive Council, the Chief Justice of the Pro- 
 vince, the Chief Justice of the Court of King's 
 Bench for the District of Montreal, or any five 
 of them. 
 
 The Court of Appeals sits at Quebec every 
 three months, viz :— 10th to 20th January, 
 20th to 30th April, 20th to 30th July and 10th 
 to 20th November.— Clerk of the Court, A S 
 Scott. 
 
 Court of laing'fi ISenrlft. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Hon. Sir James Stuart, Chief Justice. 
 
 Edward Bowen,S 
 
 Philippe Paner, > Puisnd Judges. 
 
 Elzear Bedard, J 
 
 Wm S Sewell, Sheriff; J F Perrault and 
 E Burroughs, Prothonotaries j James Green , 
 Clerk of the Crown ; B A Panet and J A Pa- 
 net, Coroners. 
 
 Terms. — Criminal Courts from 22d to 31st 
 March, and from 21st to Soth September.— 
 Superior Courts from 1st to 20th February, 
 April, June, and October. 
 
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 Hon Remi Valliercsdc St Real, Chief Justice. 
 
 Jean R Rolland,"j 
 
 Samuel Gale, > Puisne Judges. 
 
 ...... Charles D Day, I 
 
 John Boston and W F Coffin, Sheriff; S W 
 Monk, and U L Morrogh, Prothonotary j J 
 M Mondekt and Joseph Jones, Coroners ; A 
 M Delislc, Clerk of the Crown ; A M. Delisle 
 Clerk of the Peace ; R Dillon, French Trans- 
 lator and Interpreter ; G Stanley, Crier ; Pe- 
 ter Devins, Assistant Crier ; Thos. M*Ginn, 
 Gaoler J r;enjamin Delisle, High Constable. 
 
 TERMS.—Crm/rtrt/ Court, 24th Feb, to 10th 
 March, and 27th August to 10th September.— 
 Superloi' Courts from 1st to 20th February, 
 April, June, and October. 
 
 THREE. RIVERS. 
 
 D Mondelet, Resident Judge- 
 Isaac G Ogden, Sheriff; W C H Coffin, 
 Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown ; Valere 
 Guillet, Coroner ; Philip Burns. High Con- 
 stable. 
 
 Terms— 07*??2??itt^ Courts from 13th to 15th 
 March, and from 15th to 18th September— 
 Superior Courts from 10th to 30th January, 
 ISth to 31st March, and 18th to 30th Septem- 
 ber. 
 
 SAINT FRANCIS. 
 
 Hon. John Fletcher, Provincial Judge. 
 
 Charles Whitcher, Sheriff; W Bell, Protho- 
 notary; C A De Tonnancour, Corcner ; J H 
 Terrill, High Constable. 
 
 Terms — Court sits at Sherbrooke, from 26th 
 February to 8th March, and from 26th August 
 to 4th September. 
 
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 Hon. Jolin G Thompson, Provincial Judge. 
 
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 VVilkie, Prothonotaries; Kobert Sherar, Co- 
 nner. 
 
 Court of Oueen'0 Uenrlfi, 
 
 CANADA WEST. 
 
 Hon. J B Robinson, Chief Justice. 
 John Macaulay, S 
 
 iTkSerman. }P«"ne Judges. 
 Archibald M*LeanJ 
 
 Court of Vict^^^X^mixaWth 
 
 Henry Black, Judge. 
 
 This Court sits at Quebec, at short inter- 
 vals by adjournment from day to day ; but 
 the Judge is authorized to sit on any inter- 
 mediate day, as circumstances may require. 
 
 Court of a^uavUv Sbtniom. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Lieut. Col. B C A Gugy, Acting Chairman. 
 A M Delisle, Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 Terms.— 10th to 19th January, 2l8t to 30th 
 April, 10th to 19th July, 21st to 30th October. 
 
 iSauftrupt Court, fiflontreal. 
 
 •William Badgley, Commissioner. 
 Morbeck Sumner, Clerk. 
 Wm E Ball and Isaac Aaron, Messengers. 
 O^ce— Cor. of St Gabriel & St James Streets. 
 
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 Quebec — R H Gairdner, Commissioner, 
 Three-Rivers— P Dumoulin, do 
 Sherbrookl'— Fredk. Bo wen, do 
 
 IBMvitt anlr Wihimn UtoutU. 
 
 Judges. 
 
 Hypolite Guy, 
 J S M'Cord, 
 
 Chs.Mondelet^ 
 W K M'Cord, | 
 
 Districts, 
 
 Montreal .... 
 Saint Johns . . 
 Missisquoi.. .. 
 Richelieu .... 
 St. llyacinthe 
 Beauharnois . 
 
 Leinster 
 
 Terrebonne . . 
 
 Bertbier 
 
 T. Mountains, 
 Sydenham .... 
 
 Clerks. 
 
 W Brehauit 
 John M'Giilis 
 John Botham 
 John Goddcird 
 T Doucet 
 John Piatt 
 LdeLorimier 
 John Delisle 
 P N Rossiter 
 S Mackay 
 A Lafontaine 
 
 TERMS. 
 
 INFERIOR DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, 
 
 District Court— At Montreal, 13th to 18th 
 January, 15th to 20th March and May, 10th 
 to 15th July, 16th to 21st September and 12th 
 to 17th November. 
 
 Division Courts— ^o 1. At Montreal, 19th 
 to 22nd January, 21st to 24th March, 27th to 
 30th April, 21st to 24th May, 27th to 30th 
 June, 16th to 19th July, 21st to 24th August, 
 22nd to 25th September, 27th to 30th October, 
 18th to 21st November, and 17th to 20th De- 
 cember — No 2. At Vaudreuil, 24th and 25th 
 January, 26th and 27tli March, 1st and 2n(' 
 July, and 2nd and 3rd November — No 3. At 
 Cedars, 26th and 27th January, 29th and SOth 
 March, 4th and 5th July and November— 
 
COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
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 January, ^26ih and 27th May and August and 
 7th and 8th November, 
 
 MISSISQUOIi 
 
 District Court— At Nelson villa, ?5th to 28th 
 January, 10 ih to 13th May, 6th to 9th August, 
 and 7thcto 10th November. 
 
 Division Courts— ^o 1. At Nelsonville 29th 
 to 31st Jan. 14th and 15th May, lOth and 11th 
 August, and 11th and 12th November— No 2. 
 At Froste Village, 2nd and 3rd Feb. 17th and 
 18th M:iy, 13th and 14th August, and Uthand 
 lf5th Nov_No 3. At Philipsburg, 5th and 6th 
 February, 20th and 21st May, 16th and llih 
 August, and J7th and 18th November. 
 
 RICHELIEU. 
 
 District Court-^At St Charles, 10th to 13tli 
 March, 22nd to 25th June, 12th to I5th Sen 
 tember, and 5th to 7th December ^' 
 
 I^msion Courts^ At St Charles, Varennes 
 and VVilliam Henry, immediately following 
 the District Courts in succession. 
 
 SAINT HYACINTH E. 
 
 District Court'-At St Hyacinthe 24th fn 
 ^/th March, 5th to Sch July. 25th o 28th Sen 
 tember, and 17th to 19th Decernber ^■ 
 
 Division Courts^At St Hyacinthe and St 
 Cesaire, immediately following in succS! 
 
 SAINTJOHNS. 
 
 BistrtctlCoiirts— At St Johns, 5th tn mn, 
 •^^!JU«-y,22nd to 25th April, 2Gth to Vrd Tni 
 and 22nd to 25th October "^ '^^^^^ 
 
 Division CourtS'-^oi. At St Johns llth 
 
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 29th and SOih October— No 3. At Laprairie, 
 18th and 19th January, 2nd and 3rd May, 30th 
 and 31st July, and 2nd and 3rd November- 
 No 4. At Chambly, 21st and 22nd January, 
 5th and 6th May, 1st and 2nd August, and ^th 
 and 5th November. 
 
 BEAUHARNOIS. 
 
 District Court-^At Durham, 21st to 24th 
 Feb. 24th to 27th May, 20th to 23rd August, 
 and 21st to 24th November. 
 
 Division Courts-^At Durham, Huntingdon 
 and Chateauguay, following the District Court 
 in succession. 
 
 SYDENHAM. 
 
 District Courts At Aylmer, 4th to 7th Jan 
 1st to 4th March, May and July, and 22nd to 
 25th October, 
 
 Division Courts — At Aylmer, Township of 
 Onslow, Clarendon Mills, Kiv. Lelidvre Mills, 
 (Township of Buckingham,^ Seigniory of Pe- 
 tite Nation, and Wright's Village (Township 
 of Hull) 
 
 TWO MOUNTAINS. 
 
 District Court-^At St Andrews, 28th to Slst 
 January, 22nd to 25th March, 10th to 13th 
 May, 16th to 19ih July, and 5th to 8th Nov. 
 
 Division Courts — At St /> ndrews, Lachute, 
 Ste Scholastique, St Eustache and Grenville. 
 
 TERREBONNE. 
 
 District Court-^ At Ste Therese, 21st to 24th 
 January, 22nd to 25ih April, 21st to 24th July, 
 and 26tri to 29th October. 
 
 Division Courts — No 1. At Ste '^'herese, 
 25th to 27tb, 26th and 27th, 25th to 27th, SOth 
 
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 and 31st of the same months— No 2. At Ste 
 Anne des Plaines, 29th and 30th Jan. April, 
 July, and 2nd and 3rd November— No 3. At 
 Terrebonne, on the 1st and 2nd February, 2nd 
 and 3rd May, 1st and 2.id August, and 5th 
 and 6th November. 
 
 L B I N S TB R« 
 
 District Court-^ At St Jacques, 22nd to 25th 
 February, 6th to 9th May, 4th to 7th August, 
 and 8th to 14th November. 
 
 Division Courts — No 1. At St Jacques. 26th 
 and 27th, lOth to 12th, 8th and 9th, and 12th 
 to 14th of the same months— No 2. At St 
 Henri, 2nd and 3rd March, 14th and 15th 
 May, 11th and 12th Aug. and 16th and 17th 
 Nov,— No 3. At I'Assomption, 5th p.' ^ 6th, 
 17th and 18th, 14th and 15th, and 1^ md 
 19ih of the same months. 
 
 B E RT H I B R. 
 
 District Court^At Ste Elizabeth, 8th to 
 11th March, 23rd to 26th May, 17th to 20th 
 August, and 21st to 24th November. 
 
 Division Courts — No 1. At Ste Elizabeth, 
 Kth to 14th, 27th and 28th, 21st to 23rd and 
 25th and 26th of the same months— No 2. 
 At Berthier, 16th and 17th, 30th and 31st, 
 25th ana 26th, and 28th and 29th of the same 
 months— No 3. At the Village d'Industrie, 
 19th and 20th March, 2nd and 3rd June, 28th 
 and 29th Aug. and 1st and 2nd December. 
 
 The District Courts take cognizance of sums 
 not less than £6 55, currency, nor exceeding 
 £20 sterling. The Division Courts have 
 jurisdictions below £6 5. 
 
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 POLICE. 
 
 CITY OF MONTREAL. 
 
 W Ermatiiiger, Superintendant, 
 
 Alexander Coraeau, Police Inspector, 
 James Sweeny, H Jeremie, and Thoraas 
 Fitzpatrick, Chief Constables, 
 
 Centre Station—Foot of New Market 
 East Station— Saint Mary Street, Quebec 
 
 Suburbs 
 West Station— No. 2, Saint Joseph Street 
 
 Inspector's Office at the Centre Station. 
 
 DISTRICT REGISTRARS, 
 
 Appointed itnder the Provincial Ordinance, 
 Ath Victoria, cap, 30. 
 
 Districts. 
 
 Montreal .... 
 Saint Johns . . 
 Richelieu .... 
 Terrebonne .. 
 Beauharnois,. 
 
 Leinster 
 
 T. Mountains. 
 Missisquoi.... 
 Sydenham.. .. 
 
 Berthier 
 
 St. Hyacinthe. 
 
 Quebec 
 
 Three Rivers . 
 Sherbrooke .. 
 
 Registrars* 
 
 Edw.Dowling 
 Thos. Austin 
 iM.deSalaberry 
 D Buchanan 
 D K Lighthall 
 J M Raymond 
 DDeHertel 
 \i Dickinson 
 Jas. F Taylor 
 Chas. S Huot 
 James Holmes 
 G M Ryland 
 CMoiitizambrt 
 W Ritchie 
 
 Offices. 
 
 St. James* Str. 
 Saint Johns 
 Saint Charles 
 Saint '1 herese 
 Huntingdon 
 L*Assomption 
 Saint Andrews 
 Nelsonville 
 Sydenham 
 St Elizabeth 
 St Hyacinthe 
 Quebec 
 I'hree Rivers 
 Saint Francis 
 
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 FEES ALLOWED TO REGI3T11ARS. 
 
 23. Gd. for fylin^, entry and registry of Me- 
 morial, and 6d* more for every hundred 
 words after the first four hundred. 
 
 2^. 6d, for every Certificate or for Copy of a 
 Document, and 6d. for every hund. Avords 
 after the first four hundred. 
 
 For every search when the names of parties 
 are given, Is, 
 
 When names of parties are not given, 2^. 
 
 DISTRICT WARDENS. 
 
 Beauharnois, ,. W Harrison 
 
 Berthier, B Joliette 
 
 Bonaventure, J R Hamilton 
 
 Chaudiere, John Lambly 
 
 Dorchester, H N Patcon 
 
 Gaspe. J Le Bouthillier 
 
 Kamourafka, J B Tache 
 
 L. ot Two Mountains, Daniel De Hertsl 
 
 Loin^tcr, J E Faribault 
 
 M(Hitreal, William Baker 
 
 Missi.^qoui, John Molson 
 
 Nif:olet, James Brady 
 
 Portneuf, Edward Hale 
 
 Quebec, Hammond Gowan 
 
 Uichelicu, Alexis Pinet 
 
 Kimouski, „..., A Rivaid 
 
 Siguenay J Nairne 
 
 Sherbrof)ke, Edward Ha^e, Jun. 
 
 St. Hayacinthe, W U Ch alters 
 
 St. Johns, William iVl-G;nnis 
 
 St. 1 homas, Edouard P Tache 
 
 Sydenham, John Kgan x 
 
 Terrebonne, J D Lacroix ' - 
 
 Three Kivers A Polette 
 
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 CITY OF MONTREAL. 
 
 Commission issued 7th June, 1842. 
 
 The Members of the Executive and LegisU. 
 
 tive Councils and the Judges of the Fro- 
 
 vince ex officio. 
 Lawrence Kidd 
 William Robertson 
 Hon A Cuviilier 
 James Brown 
 Joseph Shuter 
 Benjamin Holmes 
 William Hall 
 Edward H Mount 
 Daniel Arnold! 
 Edward M Leprohon 
 Benjamin Hall 
 Joseph T Barrett 
 Henry Cor^e 
 Thomas Cringan 
 W Evans 
 John Molson 
 Turton Penn 
 Benjamin Hart 
 Moses J Hays 
 Olivier Berthelet 
 T'homas B Wragg 
 Jean B Castonguay 
 Louis Comte 
 Etienne Guy 
 Patrice Lacombe 
 Paul J Lacroix 
 Alexis Laframboise 
 
 Pierre Louis Panet 
 Charles Tait 
 John Dyde 
 John W Dunscomb 
 Rene J Kimber 
 James Leslie 
 Louis M Viger 
 Janvier D Lacroix 
 Jean M Mondelet 
 Joseph Roy 
 Joseph Vallee 
 John M Tobin 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 Hubert Par§ 
 John Dougall 
 John Donegani 
 Olivier T Bruneau 
 John Cuviilier 
 Robert Armour, Sen* 
 John G McKenzie 
 E R Fabre 
 Benj H Lemoine 
 John E Mills 
 J McGill Desrividres 
 Joseph Jones. 
 William ConpUy ^^ 
 J A Labadie 
 
 *By the Provincial Act 6 Vict, cap 8, after the 1st 
 January, 1843, a property qualificatlcn of 300 pounds 
 is required of persons appointed to be Justices of the 
 Peace, and practising advocates are disqualified. 
 
ADVOCATES. 
 
 ADVOCATES 
 
 PRACTISING IN MONTREAL. 
 
 A Buchanan, Q C 
 H Driscoll, Q C 
 C S Cherrier, Q C 
 D Fisher, Q C 
 J D Lacroix 
 Francois X Bender 
 D B RoUin 
 T Peltier 
 William Walker 
 C C S De Bleury 
 J M»Dc.nnell 
 Joseph Bourret 
 John T Greece 
 William Badgley 
 Frederick Griffin 
 Daniel Salmon 
 John Bleakley 
 Francois Terroux 
 Thomas S Judah 
 James Smith 
 B C A Gugy 
 Thomas Nye 
 P Moreau 
 Hugh Taylor 
 John Pickel 
 H Andrews 
 A P Hart 
 Edward Barnard 
 Henry Judah 
 James Scott 
 J J Day 
 N Dumas 
 Joseph Pelletier 
 J J Phelan 
 J A Ldcroix 
 
 G E Cartier 
 J W McDonald 
 D Carter 
 R H Hubert 
 Andre Ouimet 
 A Giard 
 
 L T Drummond 
 Robert £aston 
 A Bertheloi 
 W C Meredith 
 S C Monk 
 Henry Stuart 
 S David 
 Robert Mackay 
 J U Beaudry 
 L V Sicotte 
 M Morison 
 Thomas Mitchell 
 L D Rochon 
 A Olivier 
 Edward Charles 
 F G Johnson 
 Charles Leblanc 
 T White 
 C Bourret 
 J G Barthe 
 George Pyke 
 John Honey 
 Joseph A Morin 
 G H Therien 
 — Robin eau 
 Andrew Robertson 
 Charles J Coursolles 
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 C S Rodier 
 Edward M*Gauran 
 F M Beliiige 
 L O Letourncux 
 C Poitras 
 A A Dorion 
 J A Tailhades 
 
 A R Cherrier 
 J Lamothe 
 W Hartley 
 John Ross 
 K Uoy 
 A M Hart 
 A Deseve 
 
 PUBLIC NOTARIES. 
 
 Hon Louis Gugy 
 N B Doucet 
 Thomas Bedouin 
 Henry Griffin 
 J B G Pelletier 
 J A Labadie 
 J J Gibb 
 Etienne Guy 
 Z J 'J'ruteau 
 Joseph Belle 
 Joseph D Vallee 
 Patrice Guy 
 C A Terroux 
 P Lacombe 
 C A Brault 
 L S Martin 
 J H Jobin 
 
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 Pierre Beaudry 
 P Wilbrenner 
 George Weeks 
 A A Pelletier 
 G H Cadieux 
 F X Lefevre 
 A (iauthier 
 J B Houllee 
 D L St Omer 
 William Ross 
 T J Pelton 
 H Laparre 
 H Valolte 
 F X Labelle 
 P Lamothe 
 M Solomons 
 « C Bagg 
 
 PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS. 
 
 Daniel Arnoldi 
 J B Labourdais 
 William Robertson 
 Andrew F Holmes 
 B Chg,vlevois 
 J B Meilleur 
 J B C Irestler 
 M Mcculloch 
 
 Benjamin Berthelet 
 O T Bruneau 
 D P Brousseau 
 Jf C T Arnoldi 
 F X Drolet 
 Pierro Beaubien 
 J Marson 
 Guillaume Belin 
 
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 G VV Campbell 
 C A Campbell 
 Frederick Gushing 
 Archibald Hall 
 Stephen C Sewell 
 William M*Nider>^' 
 James CravVrord' ' 
 VV P Smith 
 Alexander Scott 
 VV Eraser 
 P jN Munro 
 J Richelieu 
 J A Perrault 
 P E Picault 
 J B Beaudrian 
 J G Bibaud 
 C Carter 
 Arthur Fisher 
 
 R J Kimber 
 D Logan 
 B M'Galo 
 E Mount 
 Wolfred Nelson 
 C G O'Doherty 
 C A Regnault 
 S Robinson 
 VV Spooner 
 F Tavernier 
 S Waller 
 J R Dick 
 — Sutherland 
 PCLiddle 
 S Robinson 
 W E Scott 
 J Bowie 
 
 MONTREAL MEDICAL BOARD. 
 
 William Robertson, President 
 Stephen C Sewell, Secretary. 
 
 Andrew F Holmes 
 James Crawford 
 Jean B C Trestler 
 Peter C Liddle 
 T Bruneau 
 
 Guillaume Belin 
 Timoleon Quesnel 
 Francis C 'V Arnoldi 
 Archibald Hall 
 George W Campbell 
 
 The Medical Board meets tor the examin- 
 ation of candidates for licence on the first 
 Tuesdays of February, May, Aug-ust, and 
 November, at two o'clock. 
 
 APOTHECARIES. 
 
 Wm. Lyman & Co. 
 John Carter & Co. 
 R. Trudeau. 
 Urquhart & Hose. 
 
 John Birks Si Co. 
 Alfred Savage & Co. 
 James Frazer, 
 P. C Liddel. 
 
 
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 POST OFFICE. 
 
 POST OFFICE. 
 
 GENERAL POST OFFICE DEPART- 
 MENT OF B. N. AMERICA. 
 
 Thos. Allan Stayiier, Depy. P, M. General, 
 Win. H Griffin, Surveyor /or Canada East* 
 £dwd. S Freer, Surveyor for Canada West, 
 Wm Griffiin Chief Clerk to Depy. P,M* Gen. 
 Gilbert Griffin, First Clerk to ditto, 
 F W Stayner, Second Clerk to dittos 
 
 ACCOUNTANTS* BRANCH. " 
 
 Edwin James King, Accountant to Gen, 
 
 Post Office for B.N, A, 
 Horace A Wicksteed, First Clerk to ditto. 
 Richard A Seymour, Second Clerk to ditto. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 James Porteous, Post Master, 
 "William Gillespie, Patrick William Cooper, 
 
 and George Laughlin, Clerks. 
 J Hud dell and J Simpson, Letter Carriers, 
 
 OFFICE HOURS. 
 
 Jn S'wmmer— Eight a m to Seven p m. 
 In Winter — Eight a m to Five p m. 
 On Sundays—In Summer, from Ten to 
 Twelve a m and Four to Five p m.— -In Win- 
 ter, Nine to Ten a m and Four to Five p m. 
 
 ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS. 
 
 2^eW' York, Sfc, — arrives and leaves daily. 
 
 Canada West, — arrives and departs daily. 
 
 Halifax t ^c— -arrives Sundays and Thurs- 
 days, and leaves Wednesdays and Saturdays 
 at half- past four p m, 
 
 Quebec and intermediate places. — Leaves 
 daily at half-past four p m. and arrives daily 
 at eight am. 
 
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POST OFFICE. 51 
 
 RATES OF LETTERS. 
 
 Letters to any part of the British Provinces 
 are rated according to the following Rule : 
 
 Under 60 miles 4J 
 
 60 and under 100 7 
 
 100 and under 200 9 
 
 '200 and under 500 11 
 
 300 and under 400 1 2 
 
 400 and under 500 1 4 
 
 500 and under 600 1 6 
 
 600 and under 700 1 8 
 
 700 and under 800 1 10} 
 
 800 and under 900 2 1 
 
 Adding 2d for every 100 miles to 1200. 
 
 Letters by H M Steam- Packets via Halifax 
 from any part of Canada to any place in the 
 United Kingdom are subject to the following 
 Kates :— 
 
 not exceeding | oz one rate or Is 4d cy 
 J oz & 1 oz two 2s 8d cy 
 
 1 oz _^ 2 OA four — 5s 4d cy 
 
 2 oz . 3 oz six — 8s Od cy 
 
 And in proportion adding two rates for every 
 
 additional ounce. After the first ounce frac- 
 tional parts are not noticed; thus, if a letter 
 exceed one ounce, it is liable to four rates ; if 
 two ounces, six rates, and so on. Pre-payment 
 is not requisite. 
 
 On letters for Europe via New York, both 
 the Provincial and United States postage must 
 be pre-paid. 
 
 Newspapers pay Id. each, if circulated in 
 the Provinces, pre-payment is necessary— If 
 sent to the United Kingdom— free.— If to the 
 United States, Id, British, and Id. American. 
 This last is optional. 
 
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 DAYS OF DESPATCHING THE MAIL 
 FOR ENGLAND FROM QUEBEC. 
 
 Date at whirhlDate af which the\ Sent hy 
 
 Steam Packet] Mail for Entrland 'Unicorn* 
 
 leaves Hahfax\V'Hl be despatched or by land 
 
 for Liver pool. \from Quebec, 
 
 3rd January. 
 3rd February, 
 3rd March. 
 3rd April. 
 3rd May. 
 18th May. 
 3rd June. 
 18th June. 
 3rd July. 
 18th July. 
 3rd Aug-ust. 
 1 8th Aug-ust 
 3rd September 
 iSthSeptember 
 3rd October. 
 18th October. 
 3rd November 
 
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 1 3th 
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 1 3th 
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 Jan. at 3 p.m. 
 Feb. do. 
 March, do. 
 April, do. 
 May, Morng. 
 May, do. 
 
 June, 
 June, 
 July, 
 July, 
 
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 3rd December. 
 I8th December 
 
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 August, do, 
 August, do. 
 Septr. do. 
 Septr. do, 
 October,do. 
 October,do. 
 Nov. do. 
 Nov. at 3 P.M. 
 Deer. do. 
 
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 By Land 
 
 By Land 
 
 By Land 
 
 By Land 
 
 Unicorn 
 
 Unicorn 
 
 Unicom 
 
 Unicorn 
 
 Unicorn 
 
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 Unicorn 
 
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 Unicorn 
 
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 Unicorn 
 
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 By Land 
 
 By Land 
 
 When conveyed by the *Unicorn,* the mail 
 is closed at Quebec on the evening previous 
 to the days mentioned above ; and when 
 despatched * by land,' letters are received till 
 noon on the day of leaving ; but paid letters 
 are not received after ten am. 
 
 At Montreal the mail is made up, in sum- 
 mer one day, and in winter two days before 
 the closing of the Quebec mail. 
 
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 TABLE OF DISTANCES. 
 
 MILE?;. 
 
 Montreal to Lachine, 9 by 
 
 Lachine to Cascades, 24 by 
 
 Cascades to Coteau du Lac, 16 by 
 Cotcau du L:ic to Cornwall, 41 by 
 Cornwall to Dickinson's 
 
 Landing, 12 by 
 
 Dukinson's L to Kingston,! 10 by 
 
 Kingston to Cobourg, 
 Cobourg to Port Hope, 
 Port Hope to Toronto, 
 Toronto to Hamilton, 
 Toronto to Niagara, 
 Niagara to tbe Falls, 
 Montreal to Laprairie, 
 Laprairie to St Johns 
 St Johns to Burlington, 
 Burlington to Whitehall, 
 Whitehall to Albany, 
 Albany to New York, 
 Burlington to Boston, 
 Montreal to (Quebec, 
 Lachine to Carillon, 
 Carillon to Grenville, 
 Grenville to Bytown, 
 Bytown to Kingston, 
 
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 by 
 
 4.'i by 
 36 by 
 
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 9 
 
 15 
 
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 by 
 by 
 
 15 by 
 7.3 by 
 7^ 
 
 160 by 
 
 180 
 
 180 
 50 bv 
 12 by 
 60 by 
 
 120 by 
 
 Stage 
 Seamboat 
 Stage 
 Steamboat 
 
 Stage 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Stage 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Rail-road 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 
 Steamboat 
 Stage 
 Steamboat 
 Steamboat 
 
 From Montreal to Beauharnois 25 miles 
 -Berthier 4 —Bytown 123— Cobourg 301-— 
 Cornwall 82— -Cascades 30— Chambly 18— Co. 
 teau du Lac 4,5— Drummondville 136— Dundas 
 428— Frelighsburg 68— Hamilton 424— Ka- 
 mouraska 270— Kingston 129— Lachine 9— 
 Laprairie 9— Lacole 36— LondonSl 4— Niagara 
 469— Perth 186— Prescott 131— Hawdon 41— 
 St Andrews 45— St Charles 39— Sherbrooke 
 187-Sofel 45— Toronto 376. 
 
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 54 TRINITY AND CUSTOMS. 
 
 TRINITY HOUSE. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Robert Armour, Master. 
 
 John Molson, William £dmoi)stone, H L 
 Routh, John Try and And. Shaw, Wardens, 
 Edward Macgauran, Registrar 8f Treasurer 
 Edward Armstrong, Harbour Master, 
 John N. Ogilvie, Deputy Harbour Master 
 and Water Bailijffl 
 
 CUSTOM HOUSE. 
 
 MONTREAL* 
 
 William Hall, Collector. 
 Robert H Hamilton, Landing Surveyor. 
 Thomas Thain, Landing Waiter and Searcher 
 J Mills, Tide Surveyor, 
 John W Oliver, 'I'homson Vcnneck, John 
 
 Lewis, and Robert Spears, Clerks. 
 George Vennor, Acting Clerk. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 
 Henry Jessopp, Collector. 
 
 C Grey Stewart, Acting Comptroller. 
 
 St Johns— William MHrea, Collector 
 Cotbau-du-Lac— William Roebuck, Collector 
 Stanstead— Robert Hoyle, Collector. 
 Fhilipsburg — J Russell, Collector. 
 NouvELLE Beauce.— T J 'i'aschercau, Col- 
 lector. 
 Three RivERS-^-Samuel Waller, Landing 
 Waiter. 
 
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BOARD OF TRADE, ETC. 
 
 BOARD OF TRADE. 
 
 Incorporated 1841 
 
 J T BrondgeestjPre*. | J Cring-an, F. Pres. 
 J W Dunscorab, Treasurer, 
 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 Orlin Bostwick John E Mills 
 
 William Edmoiistone Joiin G Mackenzie 
 
 James Henderson Harrison Stephens 
 
 R L Routh j Edward Maitland 
 
 BOARD OF ARBITRATION. 
 
 James Henderson. John E Mills, R Armour, 
 H Stephens, J G Mackenzie, H L Routh, 
 J B Greenshields, David Torrance, J Glass 
 Bostwick, James Logan, John Dougall, 
 
 Frederick Wilson, Secretary. 
 
 The Council meet every Tuesday, at the 
 News Room, Saint Joseph Street. 
 
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 EXCHANGE NEWS ROOM. 
 
 ST. JOSEPH STREET. 
 
 H L Routh, Chairman. 
 
 Committee of Management. — John Glass, 
 James M Blackwood, James Knapp, and 
 Donald McKay. 
 
 Fredk. A Wilson, Superintendent. 
 
 The Terms of Subscription are— 
 
 For Residents, in business, ^ annum, £2 
 Do do do ^ half year £i 
 Clerks ^ annum £1 
 
 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
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 The hours of business at all the Banks are 
 from Ten a.m.* to Three p.m, 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL. 
 
 Hon P M<GiU, Pres, \ Hon J Masson, V.Pres, 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
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 John Torrance 
 Will am Lunn 
 J B Greenshields 
 John Redpath 
 Joseph Shuter 
 
 T B Anderson 
 Charles Brooke 
 J G M'Kenzie 
 James Logan 
 J Molson 
 J M Tobin 
 
 Officers. — Banjamin Holmes, Cashier :- 
 William Gunn, Assistant do,; Henry Legge, 
 Accountant ; W H Hopper, Assistant do. ; 
 F M Holmes, Second do. ; W H^llowell, Pay. 
 ing Teller; C J Brown, Keceiving do. ; James 
 Keiller, Assistant do.; James Fin lay. Discount 
 Clerk ; Alex. F Sabine, Clerk, W J Telfer, J 
 Lloyd, and T M« Donald, Assistant Clerks; 
 G Dillon, Messenger ; H Ward, Porter.— 
 H Griffin, Notary ; F Griffin, Solicitor. 
 Days of O/^cown^— Tuesdays and Fridays, 
 Dfvidendls-^Fir&t June and first December. 
 O^ce— Great Saint James Street. 
 
 CITY BANK. 
 J Frothingham, Pros. \ J Henderson, F. Pres. 
 
 DlRECTOns. 
 
 DP Ross 
 
 Ferdinand M*Culloch 
 J. A Perkins 
 John Carter 
 Stanley Bagg 
 
 S S Ward 
 Joseph Vallee 
 J W Dunscomb 
 John Dods 
 
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 Officers— Charles H Castle, Cashier ;— - 
 Henry M*Culloch, Accountant ; J Crawford, 
 Paying Teller ; W Kobertson, Receiving TeU 
 ler ; F Harris, Discount Clerk ; John Birss, 
 Assistant Clerk ; J B Koutier, Messenger ; T 
 Neagle, Porter ; J J Gibb, Notary. 
 Bays of D?>cozmf— Mondays and Tursdays. 
 Dividends "First June and first December, 
 ^ce— Saint Paul Street. 
 
 BANQUE DU PEOPLE. 
 L M Viger, Pres. \ Jacob DeWitt, F. Pres- 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 II Trudeau 
 Peter Dunn 
 Augustin I'uUoch 
 A E Montmarquet 
 Alexander Sauvagenu 
 
 John Donegani 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 J F Allard 
 T Franchere 
 H B Smith 
 P JoJoin 
 
 Officers— B FI LeMoine, Cashier ; — G. 
 Peltier, First Teller ; J L Brault. Second do. 
 T Dufort, Book-keeper ; P M*Naughton, As- 
 sistant do. ; J S Morley, Discount Clerk ; J 
 M Bonacina, Messenger ; H Turner, Porter ; 
 xN Brault, Notary. 
 
 Bays of Discount — Tuesdays and Fridays. 
 Diddends'^FXx^t Marfch and first September, 
 0/^^e— Saint Franc^ois Xavier Street. 
 
 BANK of BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 Head Office , St. Helen's Place ^ London^ 
 
 Has Branches at Oiiebec, Montreal, Toronto, 
 and Kingston, Canada ; Hnlifax and Saint 
 Johns, N S. Frederickton, N. B. and Saint 
 Johns, Newfoundland. 
 
 Agents in New York — Prime, Ward Si King. 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
 Thomas Paton, l7ispector of Branches, 
 
 DIRECTORS, 
 
 James Ferrier 
 J T Brondgeest 
 
 Thomas Kay 
 William Dow. 
 
 Officers— D Davidson, Manager;— John 
 Jaffray, Accountant; J F Ready, First Tel- 
 ler ; W Scougall, Second do. S Tubby, Dis. 
 count Clerk ; J D Welch & —Smith, Clerks. 
 J Dillon, Messeuger ; M Mahony, Porter, 
 Dat/s 0/ 2)2 scoww^— Wednesdays & Saturdays. 
 
 AGENCY COMMERCIAL BANK, M.D. 
 
 Thomas Wilson, Agent ;— H McKinstry, 
 
 Accountant ; E M Yarwood, Asstant. Clerk. 
 
 AGENCY BANK oFuFPER CANADA. 
 Edward Goldsmith, Manager ; T J Dam- 
 pier, Clerk.— John Kose, Solicitor. 
 
 MONTREAL SAVINGS BANK. 
 
 S Gerard, President. | J Frothingham . V. P. 
 
 James B inlay, Secretary and Treasurer^ 
 AttendancC'^Ev ery Monday, from 11 to 1. 
 Office — Montreal Bank, Great St. James St. 
 
 PROVIDENT AND SAVINGS BANK. 
 William Lunn, President. 
 
 MANAGING DIRECTORS; 
 
 James Ferrier 
 Robert Armour 
 Thomas Kay 
 David Torrance 
 
 Stanley Bagg 
 William Cormack 
 William Dow 
 John Mathewson 
 William Murray 
 
 John Dougall 
 
 John Eadie, Actuary. 
 Interest allowed on Dedosits, 4 W cent. 
 Open daily from 10 am till 3 PM.and on Mon- 
 day and Saturday evenings, from 6 to 8. 
 
ASSURANCE COMPANIES, 59 
 
 ASSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 MONTREAL FIRE ASSURANCE.* 
 J ames Ferrier, Prej. | Wm, Lunn. V. Pres. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Robert Armour 
 Stanley Bagg 
 William Cormack 
 Adam Ferrie 
 Thomas Kay 
 
 John Mathewson 
 James Henderson 
 ■ John Redpath 
 J Smith, (Advocate) 
 James Scott 
 
 John Torrance 
 
 William Murray, Manager, 
 Alexander Murray, Clerk 
 
 Annual Meeting-^First Monday of December 
 
 Q^ce— Notre Dame Street. 
 
 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE 
 
 OF THE COUNTY OF MONTREAL. 
 
 Pierre Beaubien, President. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Jacob DeWitt 
 Joseph BourreC 
 Louis Comte 
 John Doneffani 
 
 Francis Trudeau 
 Benjamin Brewster 
 Hubert Pare 
 C S DeBleury 
 
 James Knapp, Secretary and Treasurer, 
 
 T Cherrier, Assistant do . 
 
 John Ostell, Surveyor, 
 Annual Meeting — First Monday of October. 
 O/^ce— Corner of St. Francois Xavie^ and St 
 
 Sacrament Streets. 
 
 *The Provincial Act, 6 Vict, cap. 22, passed during 
 the last Session, authorises the Company, when a 
 certain amount of capital shall have been subscribed 
 and paid up, to make contracts of assurance on lives 
 and against losses in inland navigation, and to change 
 its name to that of «» The Montreal Fire, Life and 
 Inland Navigation Assurance Company. 
 
 
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 AGENCIES OF ASSURANCE COS. 
 
 Quebec Fire Insurance Co.— J H Maitlaud. 
 
 Alliance Life and Fire Insurance Company 
 of London.— Charles Tuit. 
 
 Phi£nix Fire Insurance Company of London 
 — G Moffatt, J B Greenshields &L Moffatt. 
 
 Eagle Life Assurance Company,— J Knapp. 
 
 Britanrda Life Assurance Company of Lon. 
 don. -.J H Maitland 
 
 San Fire Assurance Company of London.— 
 J W Dunscomb & Co. 
 
 Minerva Life Assurance Company of Lon- 
 don. — Benj. Hart & Co. 
 
 Protector Life Association of London.— 
 Redenhurst, Turnbull & Co. 
 
 National Loan Fund, Life Assurance and 
 Annuity Society.— J W Dunscomb & Co. 
 
 New- York Life Insurance and Trust Com- 
 pany —William Peddie & Co. 
 
 JEtna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford 
 — Joseph Jones 
 
 Protection Fire Assurance Company of 
 Hartford. — Joseph Jones. 
 
 Saint Lawrence Inwa^-d Marine Assurance 
 
 Company.— C T Palsgrave. 
 Lloyds y^«*enfA%^ Buchanan, Cunningham 
 
 & Glass. 
 
 LAND COMPANIES. 
 
 British Amer, Laud Company.—Jas. Court. 
 
 Canada Company. — Hart, Logan & Co. 
 
 North Ametican Colonial Association of 
 Ireland, .r^sr^r.^r^ Agent, Beauharnois. 
 
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 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
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 RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. 
 
 John E Mills, Chairman^ 
 
 John Molson, Deputy Chairman, 
 
 DiaEGTORS. 
 
 William Workman 
 John Bleakley 
 A M Delisle 
 
 Justice Gale 
 James Shuter 
 Dr. Robertson 
 James Keith 
 
 C H Castlej Treasurer. 
 
 Officers— W D Lindsay Commissioner ; — 
 W. Magrane, Book-keeper; H Duclos, Clerk 
 at Laprairie ; V Titus, Clerk at St. Johns ; 
 Wm Wilson, Cleik at Montreal. — Steamer 
 Prhicess Victoria J John Ross, Captain j Alex 
 Boyd, Purser. 
 
 RATES OF PASSAGE. S d. 
 
 1st Class— Montreal to St. Johns 5 
 
 To and from do, same day... 5 
 
 2nd Class— Montreal to St. Johns 2 G 
 
 To and from do. same day... 3 9 
 
 To or from Laprairie, by Steamboat 7i 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE STEAM-BOAT AND 
 MONTREAL TOW-BOAT COS. 
 
 AGENTS. 
 
 John Mobon 1 t,^ ^ , 
 
 John 'Jorrance & Co. / Montreal 
 
 H E Scott, Quebec, i: y 
 
 H F Hughes, Thrce^ Rivers. 
 
 R narrower & G Holman, William Henry , 
 
 Smilh Leith, Port Saint Francis, 
 
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 GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. 
 Hon. Joseph Masson, President. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 J W A R Masson 
 Henry Thomas 
 
 Joseph Belle 
 
 J B Bruydre 
 
 Benjamin Holmes 
 
 Albert Furniss, Secretary and Treasurer* 
 
 George Garth, Superintendent. 
 
 P Cooper Collector. 
 
 Ojffice^FsLcmg New Market, M'Gill Street. 
 Rates— By meter, 25s per 1000 cubic fee\ 
 
 WATERWORKS COMPANY. 
 
 M J Hays, Manager, 
 
 James M'Nider, Overseer of Works^ 
 
 H S Porteous, Collector, 
 
 xxF^^ City Baths are on the premises of the 
 Water Works, Commissioners* Street. 
 Op^w— In summer, from 5 a. m. till 10 p. m.-^ 
 Winter, on Saturday and Sunday forenoon. 
 
 MONTREAL PUBLIC BAKERS. 
 Norman Bethune, Chairman. \ 
 
 COMMITTEE OP MANAGEMENT. 
 
 Olivier Berthelot 
 Jean Bruneau 
 J4mes Crawford, M.D 
 William Carter 
 James Ferrier 
 
 C H Castle, Treasr. 
 
 J Cox, Manager. 
 Bakert/^St. Charles Baromme Street. 
 
 Charles Geddes 
 Alexis Laframboise 
 John Molson 
 Joseph Savage 
 
 James Potts, S^cTf. 
 
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 Table of duties. 
 
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 TABLE OF 
 
 Bxitits on ImDorts into Canatra.* 
 
 Imperial. 
 
 STERL. 
 
 Provincial 
 
 8TERL. 
 
 Wine— //i Wood^from the United Kingdom. 
 
 Madeira,.... per tun, £0 10 O^c.O 1 
 
 French do 6 
 
 All other Wines, do 10 6 
 
 And further on all Wines,^c.7 10 0* 
 
 in Bottles— if bottled in the U. Kingdom, the 
 
 same a^ in wood ; but if in foreign bottles, 
 
 an additional duty, ^ tun, 7 7 Of 
 And for every dozen Bottles, 1 Of 
 In Wood, from Gibraltar or Malta, thie same 
 
 as Wine in wood from the United Kingdom. 
 In Bottles, the same duty as Wine in bottles 
 
 from place of growth. 
 
 From place of growth ^ in Wood, 
 
 Madeira, ^tun, 7 10 
 
 All other Wines, ex. French, 7 6 
 
 French, , 6 
 
 And further,* ^ cent, 7 10 
 
 In bottles, a fur. duty, ^ tun, 7 7 Of 
 And for every dozen bottles, 1 Of 
 
 Spirits— /rom the U* Kingdom 8^ Br, Colonies, 
 
 Brandy, Foreign, ^ gal. 
 
 Geneva, „ do 
 
 Cordials, Foreign, do 
 
 British, do 
 
 B. P do 
 
 Rum, Foreign, do 
 
 *The duties are all payable in sterling, at 4s. 4d. 
 
 per dv.lla». 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 1 
 
 17 
 
 3 
 
 1 I| 
 
 6 
 
 9 
 
 1 
 
 00 6 
 
 I 1 
 
 J; 
 
 JM i ;il 
 
 < 
 
 ,. \' 
 
. 1 
 
 I 
 
 K It 
 
 III 
 
 tl 
 
 II 
 
 Ni i 
 
 
 •v ■s.-vs.'^%,-\.'^-^*,'V,*-,->.N»-,'S. 
 
 Table of duties. 
 
 Imperial. 
 
 STKRL. 
 
 I'rovincial, 
 
 STERL. 
 
 Kast India ^P' gal. 
 
 B. Vt do 
 
 Whiskey, British, do 
 
 Foreign, do 1 
 
 Molasses, do 
 
 And further^ cwt» if foreign 3 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 1 cwt. 
 
 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 
 From place of Growth. 
 
 Brandy, and all Spirits,^ gal. 1 3 
 Coffee— B. P. from G Britain) 
 or Colonies, ( Green) ^ lb j 
 Do do (Ground) do 
 If Foreign, additional, ^cwt. 
 Cocoa — ^l^'oreign, do 
 
 B P ^ cent. 
 
 Sugar— Kcfd. Br or Col. ^ lb. 
 
 Foreign* ^cent. 20 
 
 Muscovado, B V 
 
 Do. Foreign C 5 
 
 Pimento— BP from Colonies, OJ 
 From U King ^ cent. 
 
 Teas— all sorts, ^ lb. 
 
 Tobacco— British Manuf. do. 
 
 *ForeigndoFcent. 20 lb. 
 
 «Leaf, do. 15 
 
 Snuff— British Manuf. do. - 
 
 Foreign Manuf. do. 20 
 S:3alt, ^ tun. 
 
 t All other Goods, Wares and 
 Merchandize.!! 
 
 fFor every barrel of Salt con- 
 taining 280 ibs., imported 
 otherwise than from Sea,... 
 
 1 
 OS 
 03 
 06 
 1 G 
 
 006 
 02 
 004 
 
 5 00 
 5/ 
 002 
 01 
 001 
 
 5 00 
 003 
 02 
 002 
 OUl 
 600 
 500 
 OlO 
 
 500 
 
 2 6 
 

 .A<^'* 
 
 TABLE OF DUTIES 
 
 65 
 
 ^.v^ .^-^•-'^'- 
 
 . v'>,'^*wN.->.*, %'^"S.-vv. ,*v^> 
 
 £7 IOj. per cent. 
 
 Alabaster, Anchovies, Argil, Annisccd, Am- 
 ber, Almonds, Brimstone* Botargo, Box- 
 wood, Currants, Capers, Cat>s-\coo, Coral, 
 Cumminseed, Cork, Cinnabar, Dates, Es- 
 sences of Bergamote, Citron, Lavender, 
 Lemons, Oranges and Rosemary. £mery. 
 Stone, Fruit preserved in sugar or in brandy 
 Figs, Honey, Juniper Berries, Iron in bars, 
 Unwrought and P»g Iron, Incense of Frank- 
 incense, Lava and Malta Stone lor build- 
 ing, Lentils, Marble, rough and worked, 
 Mosaic Work, Medals, Musk, Macaroni, 
 Nuts of all kinds. Oil of Olives and of 
 Almonds, Orris Root, Ostrich Feathers, 
 Ochre, Orange Buds and Peel, Olives, 
 Pitch, Pickles in jars and bottles. Paintings, 
 PunkjParmesan Cheese,Puzzolana, Pickles, 
 Pearls, Prints, Pumice Stone, Precious, 
 Stones, (except Diamonds), Quicksilver, 
 Raisins, Sausages, Sponges, Par, Turpentine 
 Vermillion, Verniicelli, Whet Stones. 
 
 £30 per cent. 
 
 Books and Papers, Clocks and Watches, 
 Linen, Leather .Manufactures, Musical 
 Instruments, Silk Manufactures, Wires of 
 all sorts. 
 
 £20 per cent. 
 
 Cotton Manufactures, Glass Manufactures, 
 Refined Sugar, Sugar Candy, Soap, Tobacco, 
 minufactured, 
 
 £15 per cent. 
 Goods, Wares, or Merchandise (being Fo- 
 J'eign,) not otherwise charged with duty, 
 nor included among ihe Free Goods. 
 
 r 
 
 ( 
 
 ^ 
 
 1 
 
 1' i 
 
 : \':A 
 
 
 
 
 f 
 
 
 k 
 
 ;. 
 
 1 
 
 
 i 
 
 1 V '.■ 
 
 » 
 
 j _ ■- 
 
 '• ] 
 
 
 ■ '{ 
 
1 
 
 IS;, i 
 
 S^SiSI^. 
 
 «*'^f^ 
 
 I !i ■ I I 
 
 ■Ji 
 
 I 
 
 ill' 
 
 I 
 
 66 
 
 TABLE OF DUTIES. 
 
 ^-S*\"»>^.N.« 
 
 TABLE OF FREE GOODS. 
 By Promnciat Lajvs.^Beef salted, Barley, 
 Beans, Cattle, Fish salted, ^ Fish Oil, \ 
 Flour, Grains of all kinds. Horses, Hogs, 
 Indian Corn, Live Stock, Oats, Pork salted, 
 Peas, Potatoes, Packages containing dutiable 
 goods, Kye Seeds, H Wheat, and House* 
 hold Goods and necessaries of all kinds, 
 which any person or persons coming into 
 the Province, for the purpose of actually 
 settling therein^ shall import or bring with 
 them for their own use, and for the use of 
 their families.— Copies of the H, Scriptures. 
 
 By Imperial Act, 3 and^ Wilt, IF. Cap, 59.— 
 Coin, Bullion, Diamonds, Horses, Mules, 
 Asses, Neat Cattle, and all other live stock, 
 Tallow, Raw Hides, Rice, Corn, Grain 
 unground. Biscuit or Bread, Meal or Flour, 
 Fresh Meat, Fresh Fish, Carriages of travel, 
 lers, Wheat, Flour, Beef, Pork, Hams, 
 Bacon, Wood and Lumber, Hay and Straw, 
 Fruit and Vegetables, fresh; Salt, Cotton, 
 Wool, Goods, the produce of places within 
 the British Dominions imported from those 
 places, or from the United Kingdom ; Her. 
 rings taken and cured by the inhabitants of 
 the Isle of Man, and imported from thence ; 
 Lumber, the produce of and imported from 
 any British Possession on the West Coast 
 of Africa j any sort of Craft, Food, and 
 Victuals, except Spirits; and any sort of 
 Clothing, and implements and materials fit 
 and necessary for the British Fisheries in 
 America, imported into the place at or from 
 whence such Fishery is carried on ; Drugs, 
 Gums or Raisins, Dye-wood and Hard- wood, 
 Cabinetmakers' Wood, Tortoiseshell, Hemp, 
 Flax, and Tow.** 
 
 ^^ 
 
A^M 
 
 
 ^^1^. 
 
 TAHLE OF DUTIES, 
 
 67 
 
 ^^^^NV>-V-^^-'^^' 
 
 -.•V -^. VVy*-- V*V 
 
 •-•^--•»-s.s. ■«->,•* 
 
 Notes r^/t/7^c? to in the preceding Table. 
 
 # This further duty is only charged when 
 its amount, if any, shall exceed the amount 
 of the previous duties, sec. 11, 5rd and 4th 
 Will. IV, cap. 59 ; but as this is not likely to 
 occur except with very high priced articles, 
 it may be considered as merely nominal. 
 
 t This further duty will in every case ex- 
 ceed the previous duty, the excess will there- 
 fore be charged ; the amount payable cannot 
 however be shewn by table, as it will vary in 
 every case according to value of the article. 
 
 I Rum, although British, if imported from 
 any British Possession in which foreign Rum 
 is not prohibited, into another British Posses- 
 sion in America into which goods, being of 
 Foreign production, cannot be legally import- 
 ed, or into the United Kingdom, is treated as 
 Foreign, unless it had been warehoused and 
 exported trom the warehouse. 
 
 II See the exception in Table of Free Goods. 
 \ Prohibited from Foreign Countries, 
 
 \ If Foreign, will pay the Foreign duty. 
 
 i^it Upon such of these goods as are liable 
 to the Provincial duty of 3 percent, that duty 
 is payable under the Provincial laws ; but its 
 amount is deducted from the payment under 
 the 3rd and 4th Will. IV. cap, 59. 
 
 The credit allowed for £50 and upwards is 
 six months ; but all bonds after 1st September 
 are due on Ist April. 
 
 The warehousing system is applied to the 
 Provincial duties, and the same credit allowed 
 on Goods ex warehouse as when entered from 
 the importing ship. 
 
 ' ( 
 
 
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 68 
 
 TABLE OF DUTIES. 
 
 DUTI ES 
 
 IMPOSED BY IMPER. ACT 5 & 6 VIC. C. 49. 
 
 ^^* To come in force 6th July^ 1843, 
 
 On goods, SiQ, not being* the production of 
 of the United Kingdom or of any of the 
 British Possessions in America, the Mau- 
 ritius, East Indies, or British Fisheries,— 
 imported by sea or inland navigation : — 
 
 s, (I 
 
 Wheat Flour, per barrel of 196 lbs 2 
 
 Fish of foreign ) dried or salted, per cwt.2 
 take or cure \ pickled, per barrel.. .. 4 
 
 Meat, salted or cured, per cwt. 3 
 
 Butter 
 Cheese . . 
 Coflfee .. 
 Cocoa .. 
 Molasses 
 Sugar, unrefined 
 
 do. 
 do. 
 do. 
 do. 
 do. 
 do 
 
 8 
 
 5 
 1 
 3 
 
 M 
 
 Sugar, refined, the produce of and refined in 
 foreign countries, — 20 per cent, ad valorem. 
 Teas, unless imported direct from China 
 or from the United Kingdom or any 
 
 of the British Possessions, per lb 1 
 
 Spirits ; Rum, per gallon, 6 
 
 Other Spirits and cordials,.. . . 1 
 
 Glass manufactures 15 per cent 
 
 Silk manufactures do. 
 
 Spermaceti do. 
 
 Wine, whether bottled or not. . 7 per cent. 
 Cotton, Linen tSj Woollen manuf. do% 
 
 Leather manufactures do. 
 
 Paper manufactures do. 
 
 Hardware, Clocks & Watches . do. 
 
 Manufactured robacco do^ 
 
 Soap, Candles other than sperm. do. 
 Corks, Cordage and Oakum .. do» 
 
m 
 
 TABLE OF DUTIES, 
 
 ^V >,*V^^-^^'^N,>-^"^-^'^'*-^'^^^'-%.>-^'^-"' 
 
 - -W- ->--^ >w W '^. "-^N 
 
 Sii^ar Refined in bond in the U. King-dora, 
 not the growth of British Possessions in 
 America, Mauritius or E. I... 10 pe?' cent. 
 
 Oil, Blubber, Fins and Skins, of 
 foreign fishing* 15 per cent* 
 
 Articles not enumerated 4 per cent* 
 
 And if any of the g'oods charg-ed with duty, 
 except suffar and tea, be imported through 
 the United King-dom (having- been ware- 
 housed therein) or the duties thereon hav- 
 ing been drawn back, such goods Avill only 
 be charged three-fourths the above duties 
 
 EXEMPTIONS. 
 Coin, Bullion, Diamonds, Horses, Mules, 
 Asses, Neat Cattle, and all other Live Stock, 
 Hay, Straw, Tallow, Raw Hides. Salt, Rice, 
 Corn and Grain unground. Biscuit or Bread, 
 Meal or Flour, except Wheat Flour, Fresh 
 Meat, Fresh Fish, Fruit and Vegetables, 
 fresh. Carriages of Travellers, Wood and 
 Lumber, Cotton Wool, Hemp, Flax, Tow, 
 Drugs, Gums, Resins, Tortoise-shell> Man- 
 ures of all kinds, Herrings, taken and cured 
 by the inhabitants of the Isle of Man, and 
 imported or supplied from the use of Her 
 Majesty's land and sea forces; all Goods 
 imported from the United Kingdom after 
 having there paid the Duties of Con sump, 
 tion, and imported from thence without 
 drawback. 
 
 PROHIBITIONS. 
 Gunpowder, Amunitions, Arms, or Utensils of 
 j War, exceot from United Kingdom or some 
 other British Possession, Coffee, Sugar, not 
 refined, in bond in the United Kingdom, 
 Molasses, Rum, (in certain cases — see Acti) 
 Base or Counterfeit Coin, Books, such as 
 are prohibited to be imported into the U:!ited 
 
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 I 
 
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 70 
 
 TABLE OF DUTIES. 
 
 S.-V ->, -S. -^'^ X. "^ 
 
 '*N.'^">."^ "•^ ■s.'"-"«-A,-V"S-*V— -'-VS.-v 
 
 SCALE OF DUTIES ON GRAIN AND 
 FLOUR, IN GREAT BRITAIN, 
 
 WHRN ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION, 
 
 Agreeably to the Imperial Act passed 20th April, 1842 
 
 WHEAT. 
 Per Imperial Quarter. 
 
 AVERAGE 
 PRICE. 
 
 s. s. 
 under 51 
 
 O 1 ffOM 
 
 5<2 53 
 
 53 54 
 
 54 55 
 
 55 56 
 
 57 58 
 
 58 59 
 
 59 60 
 
 60 61 
 
 61 62 
 
 62 63 
 
 63 64 
 
 64 65 
 
 65 66 
 
 66 67 
 
 67 68 
 
 68 69 
 
 69 70 
 
 70 71 
 
 / !•••••• /^ 
 
 72 73 
 
 73 & upw 
 
 Duty on I Duty on 
 Foreign. 'Colonial. 
 
 .V. d. 
 
 20 
 
 19 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 18 
 
 17 
 
 16 
 
 15 
 
 14 
 
 13 
 
 12 
 
 11 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 s. d, 
 5 
 5 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 5 
 5 
 5 
 4 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 4 
 3 
 2 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 I 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 FLOUR, 
 Per Barrol. 
 
 Duty onDuty 
 Foreign. 
 
 on 
 
 Colonial ■ ,.^^- 
 
 5i 
 
 s» d* 
 12 Of 
 11 
 
 10 10 
 10 10 
 10 10 
 10 2f 
 
 9 
 9 
 
 8 
 7 
 
 6 7f 
 6 0| 
 
 1- 
 
 I' 
 9? 
 
 
 4 9| 
 
 4 ^ 
 
 3 n 
 
 n 
 
 3 
 3 
 3 
 2 
 1 
 
 V,<, 
 
 2* 
 
 77 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
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 F 
 
 ^m. 
 
 ^^f. 
 
 
 
 
 
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 TABLE OF DUTIES. 71 1 
 
 1 
 
 ^»^^^v...V'--^--^~----"-^-'^-^~""'^'^"""'~-""~'-^'''"""" ■^^''^'^■"■^"■"'^"^^" -" ~~ C 
 
 T ^ Y 
 
 ■ SCALE OF DUTIES ON GRAIN AND 
 
 ;IN AND 
 'AIN, 
 
 ■ FLOUR IN GREAT BRITAIN, 
 
 H WHBN ENTBRED FOR CONSUMPION, 
 
 'ION, 
 
 B Agreeably to the Imperial Act passed 29th April, 1842. 
 
 1 April, 1842 
 
 
 LOUR, 
 
 I BARLEY & \ 
 ■ IND.CORN. 
 
 RYE, BEANS 
 AND PEAS. 
 
 OATS. 
 
 Barrel. 
 
 ^^B 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 vex Imp. Quarter. 
 
 I'er Imp. Quarter, j 
 
 ler Imp. Qua-ter, 
 
 3n Duty on 
 
 AV.PRICE DUTY. 
 
 AV.PRICE 
 
 DUTY. 
 
 1 
 
 AV.PRICE 
 
 DUTY. 
 
 n. Colonial 
 
 1 " ' 
 
 
 
 
 
 H Foreign. 
 
 Fore' 
 
 ign. 
 
 Fore 
 
 ign. 
 
 '• S. (I 
 
 H s. 
 
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 S. 8. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 s. s. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 1 3 
 1 3 
 
 ■ und^e 
 
 11 
 
 undSO 
 
 11 6 
 
 und 19 
 
 8 
 
 ■ 2r)...27 
 
 10 
 
 SO,..Sl 
 
 10 6 
 
 19... 20 
 
 7 
 
 3 
 
 ■ 27../28 
 
 9 
 
 31...32 
 
 10 6 
 
 20...21 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 ■ 28../29 
 
 9 
 
 32... 33 
 
 10 6 
 
 21. ..22 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 ■ 29...30 
 
 9 
 
 33... 34 
 
 9 6 
 
 22...23 
 
 6 
 
 F 2 4i 
 
 ■ 30..,31 
 
 8 
 
 34...35 
 
 8 6 
 
 23... 24 
 
 5 
 
 ■ 1 yf i 
 
 ■ 31...32 
 
 7 
 
 35...36 
 
 7 6 
 
 24...25 
 
 4 
 
 1 2| 
 
 ■ 3'2...S3 
 
 6 
 
 36...37 
 
 6 6 
 
 25...26 
 
 3 
 
 73V 
 
 ■ 33...34 
 
 5 
 
 37... 38 
 
 5 6 
 
 26...27 
 
 2 
 
 do^^; 
 
 ■ 34...35 
 
 4 
 
 38...39 
 
 4 f) 
 
 27&up 
 
 1 
 
 rin i 
 
 ■ 35...33 
 
 ■ 36...37 
 
 3 
 'Z 
 
 39...40 
 40...41 
 
 3 6 
 
 
 
 do i 
 
 2 6 
 
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 niaL 
 
 do 
 
 
 37 & up 
 
 1 
 
 41...42 
 
 1 6 
 
 8. S. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 do 
 
 
 ^1 
 
 42&up 
 
 2 
 
 und 22 
 
 2 
 
 dn 
 
 
 f^n 7/1 anirti 
 
 
 22...23 
 23&UP 
 
 1 6 
 6 
 
 1 ^0 \ 
 
 
 KjOLO 
 
 S. B. 
 
 8. d. 
 
 Colo 
 
 »i2a/. 
 
 1 do ' 
 
 
 und28 
 
 2 6 
 
 s. s. 
 
 s. d. 
 
 
 1 do I 
 
 
 ii8...29 
 
 2 
 
 und .'^O 
 
 3 
 
 
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 29....'30 
 
 1 6 
 
 30...31 
 
 2 G 
 
 
 ■ do 
 
 
 3l)...31 
 
 1 
 
 3L..32 
 
 2 
 
 
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 i 6 
 
 32...33 
 
 1 6 
 
 
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 33...34 
 
 I 
 
 
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 TIME TABLE. 
 
 
 CI.O 
 
 C3 
 
 
 S ,1-3 ,kA4 ,^ <5 
 
 i; S 132 60- 
 
 2 2 33 61 
 
 3 3 34 62 
 4.| 4 35 63 
 5\ 5, S 64 
 6 6S7S 
 7i 7 38 66 
 8, S 39 67 
 9 9 40 68 
 
 10 10 4169 
 11114270 
 
 12 12 Si71 
 
 13 13 44 S 
 
 14 14 45 73 
 
 15 S 46 74 
 
 16 16 47 75; 
 
 17 17 48 76 
 
 18 18 49 77 
 
 19 19 S 78 
 
 20 20 51 S 
 212152 80 
 
 22 S 53 81 
 
 23 23 54 82 
 2424 55 83 
 2525 56 84 
 26 26; S'85 
 27,2758' S 
 
 9i 
 S 
 
 
 121 
 
 122 
 
 3 
 
 ■ • 
 
 bo 
 
 3 
 
 Cu 
 72 
 
 o 
 
 o ! g 
 ^ iQ 
 
 ■ i I 
 
 d : i 
 
 28 28 
 
 29; S 
 
 30 30 
 31 '31 
 
 59 87 
 -88 
 —'89 
 -.90 
 
 93:123:154 
 
 94; 124! S 
 
 95:i25|l56 
 
 96 126 157 
 
 97i S 
 
 98128 
 
 S 1129 
 100 130 
 1011131 
 102 132 
 103 
 104| S 
 105 135 
 
 S |136 
 1071 137 
 108 138 
 109! 139 
 110:140 
 111! S 
 112 142 
 
 S 1 143 
 114144 
 115 145 
 116146 
 117 147 
 118! S 
 
 119 
 
 158 
 
 159 
 
 160 
 
 161 
 S 
 
 163 
 133 164 
 
 165 
 
 166 
 
 167 
 
 168 
 S I 
 
 170 
 
 171 
 
 172 
 
 173 
 
 174 
 
 175 
 S 
 
 177 
 
 178 
 
 179 
 1491180,210 
 S 
 212 
 
 152 182 213 242 
 
 153 S 1214 245 
 
 184 215 S : 
 
 185 216 247 
 
 186 217 248 
 1871 S 249 
 
 188 219 250 
 
 189 220 251 
 
 i S 1 22 1:252 
 
 :i91 222 S 
 
 1192,223 254 
 
 193 224:255 
 
 194| S 256 
 
 195 226257 
 
 196227,258 
 
 S 228|259 
 198,229 S 
 199 230'261 
 200231 
 201 S 
 
 
 305 
 
 f^ 306 336 
 
 262 
 263 
 
 202 2331264 
 
 203 234^' 
 S 1235 
 
 205 236 
 
 206 237 
 
 207 238 
 S 
 
 240 
 
 208 
 209 
 
 150 181 
 151| — 
 
 241 
 242 
 243 
 
 266 
 S ! 
 268 
 269 
 270 
 271 
 272 
 273 
 
 S 
 
 27 
 
 276 307 S 
 
 277 308 338 
 
 278 S 339 
 
 279 310 340 
 
 280 311341 
 S 312 342 
 
 282 313 343 
 
 283 314 S 
 
 284 215 345 
 
 285 S 346 
 
 286 317 347 
 
 287 318 348 
 S 319 349 
 
 289 320 350 
 
 290 321 S 
 
 291 322 352 
 
 292 S S5S 
 
 293 324 354 
 
 294 325 355 
 S 326 356 
 
 296 327 357 
 
 297 328: S 
 
 298 829 358 
 
 299 S ;360 
 
 300 3313G1 
 ,301332 362 
 • S 333 363 
 
 303 234 
 
 304 — 
 
 264 
 S 
 
 The above Table is convenient for finding the matu- 
 rity of Bills or Notes A note at 60 days, dated Feb, 
 2d, b?ing the 33d day of the year, as is seen in the 
 Feb. column on a line with 2 in the Index, the addi. 
 tion of GO, (including 3 davs' grace), shows that the 
 note falls due on the 96th day of the year, which 
 will be found, on referrence to the month and the In- 
 deXj^J^beThutsday the 6th day of Apr il. 
 
 ^^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 ■Forco] 
 
 PEN( 
 
 Stg. 
 
 d. s. 
 
 '^ 
 
 3... 0' 
 
 4... 
 
 5... 
 
 6... 
 
 7... 
 
 8... 
 
 9... 
 
 10... 1 
 
 ll... 1 
 
 V2.„ 1 
 
 SIIILLIM 
 
 s. s. 
 
 1(.. 1 
 
 
 
 3... 3 I 
 4... 4 I 
 5... 5 1 
 6... 7 
 7... 8 
 8... 9 
 9...10 
 iO.,.U 1 
 1L..13 
 12...14 
 13...15 
 14...16 
 15...17 
 lri...l8 1 
 17...'^0 
 18...S1 
 I9...22 
 
 i^' 
 
^1 
 
 o,yj 
 
 S 353 
 m 354 
 \25 355 
 
 26 356 
 
 27 357 
 28i S 
 29 358 
 Is 1360 
 P13GI 
 
 52 36'2 
 
 53 363 
 J4|264 
 
 Imatu- 
 
 in the 
 addi. 
 It the 
 iivhich 
 \c In- 
 
 
 CURRENCY TABLE, 
 
 ■Jt or converting Sterlinsf (at \s, 4^. ^ doVar) 
 into currency^ at bs. Id. ^ dollar. 
 
 4^ 
 
 13...15 
 
 16...18 lOi 
 17...'^0 ()1 
 
 18...S1 ^ 
 
 19...22 4f 
 ...23 6 
 
 POUNDS. 
 
 stg. 
 £. £. 
 1... 1 
 
 3.. 
 4... 
 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 7 
 8 
 9 
 
 6... 
 7... 
 
 9...10 
 10...! 1 
 11...12 
 12.. .U 
 13...15 
 14...16 
 15...17 
 16.. .18 
 17...19 
 18...21 
 19...22 5 
 20.. 23 9 
 21...24 U 
 22...25 16 
 23,..26 19 
 24...28 3 
 25...'29 6 
 26...30 10 
 27...31 13 
 28...32 16 
 29...34 
 30... 35 
 31,..36 
 32...37 
 
 5| 
 
 11 
 
 lOA 
 
 4^ 
 ^4 
 
 s. d. 
 
 3 
 
 6 
 10 
 10 
 17 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 7 
 11 
 14 
 18 
 
 1 
 
 5 
 
 8 
 11 
 15 
 18 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 3f 
 ^1 
 3i 
 9 
 
 
 ^4 
 
 Hi 
 11 
 
 54... 39 
 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 10 
 14 
 17 
 
 H 
 
 10 
 
 Si 
 9 
 
 5| 
 
 5i 
 
 1 
 
 n 
 m 
 
 10 
 
 POUNDS. 
 
 stg. ct/. 
 
 £. £. s. d. 
 
 35.. .41 1 3| 
 
 36...42 4 9| 
 
 37.. .43 8 3| 
 
 38.. .44 11 9 
 
 S9...45 15 
 
 40...46 18 5| 
 
 41...48 1 111 
 
 43...50 8 1 1 
 44. ..51 12 4^ 
 45...52 15 lOi 
 46...53 19 4^ 
 47.. .55 2 10 
 4S... 56 6 3| 
 49.. .57 9 9^ 
 50.. ,58 13 3^ 
 51. ..59 16 9 
 52... 61 
 53...62 3 5| 
 54...63 6 Ul 
 55...64 10 5^ 
 56,„65 13 li 
 57...66 17 4i 
 58.. .68 JO: 
 59...69 4 4^ 
 60...70 7 10 
 61...71 11 3i 
 62...72 14 91 
 63...73 18 3- 
 64... 75 1 9 
 65... 76 5 
 66...77 8 5: 
 67... 78 n 
 68...79 14 
 
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 74 VALUE OF COINS, ETC, 
 
 e^* It will be remembered that the par of the 
 present sterling has been altered by Act of 
 rarliament, from £\ 2s 2|c?. to £1 is, id, 
 
 SIMPLE METHOD 
 
 For rendei'ing Sterling into Currency,-^ 
 Add l-5th and 1.12th of that l-5th. 
 
 For rendering Currency into Sterling,-^ 
 Multiply by 60 and divide by 73 ;— or 
 
 Deduct l-7th and %4th of that l«7th, and then 
 add to the rerari. 'der Id. for every £7. 
 
 RATES AT Y HUJH COINS ARE A 
 lEGAii TENDER 
 
 Under the x'rov; Jiciai Act 4- & 5 Vic. cap. 93 
 
 British So vei ?igTi ^ £1 4 4 
 
 American Eagie. coined before 1834, 2 13 i 
 American Eaglet coined since 1834, 2 10 
 Multiplies or divisions of the above coins, at 
 
 proportionate rates. 
 Dollar of Spain, United States, Peru, 
 Chili, Central America, South Ame- 
 rica, and Mexico *,.0 5 1 
 
 Half Dollar of do do do 2 6^ 
 Quarter do of do do do 13 
 Eighth do of do do do 7| 
 Sixteenth do of do do do 3^ 
 [The subdivisions of dollars, less than halves. 
 are a legal tende to tho amount of r^ IC j 
 
 French Five Francs 4 8 
 
 British Crown 6 1 
 
 Smaller divisions of British Silver Coins at 
 
 proportionate rates. 
 [British Silver coins of all denominations are 
 a legal tender to the amount of £2 10] 
 
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 FREIGHT, WHARFAGE, ETC. 75 
 
 TARIFF OF FREIGHTS BETWEEN 
 MONTREAL & KINGSTON. 
 
 Agreed upon by the Forwarders to be adopted in 1843, 
 UPWARDS. S. d. 
 
 Heavy Groceries & Hardware, ^ cwt. 2 6 
 
 Teas, L Sugar, Earthen Sc Glass Ware, 3 
 
 Dry Goods and Light Bulky Packages, 3 9 
 
 Salt and Sea Coal, ^ ton, 30 
 
 DOWNWARDS. 
 
 Flour ^barrel, 2 
 
 Pork and Beef do .. 3 
 
 Wheat Piid other Grain,.. ^ std. bush. 7J 
 
 Stavesj , jp* mille, £7 10 
 
 Unenumerated articles in proportion. 
 
 WHARFAGE ON VESSELS. 
 
 — ^ s, d. 
 
 On Vessels from Sea and River Craft, 
 
 per ton burthen, for each day in port, OJ 
 
 Steamboats, do. dt>, 0| 
 
 Barges belonging to Steamboats* do 0^ 
 
 B trges from Up. Canada and Durham 
 
 Boats, if decked, per day, 2 
 
 Dj. do. undecked do 1 
 
 Boats employed in carrying Wood, do. 1 
 
 Bateaux, per day 1 
 
 5)team Ferry Boats, per ton burthen do. 0| 
 
 INSPECTORS OF PRODUCE. 
 
 MONTRBAL, 
 
 Ashes— E M Leprohon, Inspector; John 
 Dyde and James E M:ijor, j4sst. Inspectors 
 Flour— William Watson, Inspector. 
 Beep AND Pork— Wm Mooie, Inspector, 
 Fish and OiL—Peter Met ck^^Wt Inspector, 
 
 
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 FEES ALLOWED TO INSPECTORS 
 OF PRODUCE. 
 
 To Inspectors of Ashes, 
 5d. per cwt. for inspection and branding.— 
 Cooperage, the actual costs distributed by 
 the Inspector, but not to exceed 9d. ^ brl. 
 5d. per brl. for storage, if stored more than 
 ten days, and 3d, per brl, for each subse. 
 quent month— reckoning the second month 
 to commence forty days from the date ot 
 the invoice, weigh note, or inspection bill. 
 [By the I'rovincial Act 6 Victoria chap. 6. 
 (which takes effect 1st Jan, 1843,) Ashes may 
 be exported without inspection, provided one 
 end of the barrel be legibly marked with tlie 
 name and address of ihe manufacturer, the 
 weight and tare of the cask, and the qualitv 
 of the Ashes contained in it.] 
 
 To Inspectors of Flour. 
 Qd. per brl. for inspection and branding. 
 
 To Inspectors of Beef and Pork. 
 Is. per brl. and 7|d. per half brl. for inspec 
 tion and branding, — Cooperage an extra 
 charge, but not to exceed hd, per brl- 
 
 To Inspectors of Fish and Oil. 
 For inspecting and branding each tierce of 
 Fish, 1a\ 3rf.-— half tierce, M — brl. Is.— half 
 brl. ^d. Each box of Herrings, 2rf. For 
 inspec^.ing each quintal of Dried Cod, Irf.— 
 draft of Green Fish, 3rf, Inspecting and 
 branding Oil : Cask, is. — tierce, Is. l(i.— 
 hhd. Is. Sd. pun. Is. 6d, Cooperage extra. 
 
 DISTRICT INSPECTOR-LICENCES. 
 
 (AUCTIONEERS AND DISTILLERS.) 
 
 D S Stuart, St. Francois Xavier Street, and 
 Cote des Neiges. 
 
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COMMISSIONERS, ETC. 
 
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 COMMISSIONERS, TRUSTEES 
 
 AND OTHBR APPOINTMENTS. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS OF EDUCATION, 
 
 Hon. R S Jaraieson, V. Chan. Superintendent 
 J B Meilleur, Asst. Superintendent, C. lilast 
 Rev. Robert Murray, ditto, C. West 
 
 Board of Examiners for Montreal. — Hon. 
 George Moffatt, Rev. Messrs. Quiblier, WiL 
 loug^hby, Hudon, Ksson. Lusher, Wilkes and 
 Stroiiii', Hon. A Cuvillier, Hon. D B Viger, 
 T Drammond, J G McKenzie, E Magauran. 
 
 FOR INSANE, FOUNDLINGS, AND SICK. 
 
 Robert L Morrogh, John B C Trestler, and 
 Joseph Bourret. 
 
 FOR SEIGNORIAL TENURE INQUIRY. 
 
 Alex. Buchanan, J A Taschereau, James 
 Smith— J E Turcotte, Secretary. 
 
 FOR REVISING PROVINCIAL STATUTES. 
 
 lion. Charles H Ogden, Hon. Charles D Day, 
 H Heney, A Buchanan, G W Wicksteed. — 
 F G Johnson, Secretary. 
 
 FOR THE HARBOUR OF MONTREAL. 
 
 J G McKenzie, C S Rodier, and John Try. 
 
 TRUSTEES OF MONTREAL TURNPIKES. 
 
 Hon. H H KiUaly, B Holmes, S Bagg, R D 
 Handyside, John Redpath, J M Xobin. — 
 J M Ferris, Secretary. 
 
 OF CHAMBLY TURNPIKE. 
 
 Geo. Cathcart, Augustus Hatt, J Yule, Jun. 
 John Swail, John Bunker, and L Gareau. 
 —Dr. Wilson, Secretary. 
 
 Provincial Geologist— WE Logan, Mem- 
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 CITY COUNCIL. 
 
 -•"•^•^«-^>.%-v.s-. , 
 
 CORPORATION 
 
 OF MONTREAL. 
 Elected on the 1st December, 1842. 
 
 Joseph Bourret, Mayor. 
 
 ALDERMBN. 
 
 Hon. Joseph Masson 
 Benjamin Holmes 
 William MoUon 
 
 Hon. C S de Bleury 
 John Red path 
 Joseph lloy 
 
 James Ferrier 
 Pierre Jodoin 
 Peter Dunn 
 William Luun 
 William Watson 
 John Mathewson 
 
 COUNCILIORS. 
 
 Olivier Frechette 
 Pierre Beaubieu 
 Joseph A Gagnon 
 Francois Trudeau 
 Fian^ois Perrin 
 
 WARDS REPRESENTED. 
 
 i?a*^~Ferrier, Roy, and Jodoin. 
 C/?w^re.— Bourret, Masson., and Rcdpath. 
 fFie*^— Holmes, Lunn, and Dunn. 
 Qwe^wV— Watson, Mathewson, & Frechette 
 St, Mar«/V,— Molson. Trudeau, and Perrin. 
 6t.' Lavjrence.-^De Bleury, Beauhien^ and 
 Gap'^on. — — * 
 
 ASSESSORS. ♦ 
 
 v» r * ^- Perrin East Ward. 
 
 Thorn *» Watts Centre Ward. 
 
 Hubert Pare West Ward. 
 
 Miles Williams Queen's Ward. 
 
 Louis De Chantal St. Lawrence Ward. 
 
 Francois Ricard St. Mary's Ward. 
 
 AUDITORS. 
 C H Castle and Benjamin Lemoine, 
 
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CITY COUNCIL. 
 
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 OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 
 
 John P. Sexton, City Clerk, 
 
 Arthur Ross, City Treasurer. 
 
 John OsteH- City Surveyor, 
 
 J. R Bronsdon, Inspector^ Superintend ant 
 
 and Chief Engineer Fire Dept. 
 Richard D. Bodley, Asststant^ Clerk*s Office. 
 George Harding', Assistant ^ Treas. Office, 
 John McKercher, Overseer Highways, 8fc, 
 Joseph A. Bourdon, Clerk of New Market, 
 John Abbott. Clerk of St» Ann Market. 
 Maurice Eardley, Clerk of Hay Market^ 
 
 Commissioners* Square. 
 Joseph Robillard, Pound Keeper ^ Clerk of 
 
 Hay and Cattle Market, Vis;er Square^ 
 Antoine Shwartz, Assistant Cerk do, 
 Henry O'Donoughue, Messenger, 
 
 COMMITTEES OF CORPORATION. 
 
 Finance and General AccountS'-^yiessrs , 
 Holmes (Chairman) Masson, Roy, Ferrier, 
 Beaubien. 
 
 Li^Jit-^Beaubien f Chairman) DeBleury, 
 Mathewson, Perrin, Dunn. 
 
 Mafkets^lioy (Chairman) Holmes, Lunn, 
 Gagnon, Perrin. 
 
 Police and Health — DeBleury (Chairman) 
 Roy, Watson, Gagnon, Dunn. 
 
 Roads and Im,proveinents — Uedpath (Chair- 
 man) Molson, Trudeau, J odoin, Frechette. 
 
 i^'/re-— Ferrier (Chairman) Beaubien, Wat- 
 son, Mathewion, Jodoin. 
 
 Treasurer's Office open from 10 a.m, till 3 p.m. 
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 I5ri(ltr<s tliiMicp n'onj^ ('r;iif»* iS: Lewis Stroets 
 to riicroix SfriM't atnl down to tlu» Kiv<»r. 
 
 Si'CoM).— IJouiHlod l)y tli<» l>t Division and 
 31'Cord Stri'Mt, Moiuita'in Street as far as its 
 junction with St. Antoine Str'M't, tluMice by a 
 ntrai^^-lit line to jnnition of St ('atlH»rine and 
 Ale\and(»r Str(»ets, aloii}; St (^illierine Street 
 to ^'ioto^ia lload, and down to the Hiver. 
 
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 the '2nd Division and within liie City liniits. 
 
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 RATES OF CARTAGE. 
 
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 Do. do. from 15 to 20 rwt 1 
 
 Do. i\o, 20 rwt. and upwards, .... 1 3 
 
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 St. Joseph Suburbs, 1 
 
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 St. Lawrence Suburbs, wost of St Law- 
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 St. Lawrence Suburbs, north-east of St. 
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 P L O U R. 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, 
 
 IN M O N T R B A L. 
 
 SAIXT GKOIUJiyS SOC lETV. 
 
 William B.ulgloy Pit nidcnt. 
 
 C l*onncr and C Palsfiravc, I'icc-Prcsidcnts. 
 
 James Knapp, Tn asun r. 
 
 Charles Liml>ay, Sicntary, 
 
 C 1) Shaw, .'hxisfaiit Srcrctauy. 
 
 I?ev l)r Ik'thiinc, Chaptnin. 
 
 ])r E F Holmes, Physician. 
 
 SreWARPs— F ci Jdhiison, L MoH'att, J T 
 
 Brondgcejit, \Vm Bradbury, U 11 Hamilton, 
 and J'homas Musscn. 
 
 Cominittce of Accounts~-3 T Badgley, William 
 Smith, and H L Itouth. 
 
 Committee oj Charily-'C H Casllo, John Hil- 
 ton, T Mussen, C (ieddcs, and J Thornton. 
 
 Quarterly Met fiims^On tlic lUth January, 
 
 April, July, and October. 
 Fifty. five persons relieved during the year 
 
 ending lUth January last, at which period there 
 
 was a sum of r3\H to the credit of the Societv, 
 
 applicable to eharitable purposes. 
 
 SAINT ANDREW'S SOCIETV. 
 
 John Boston. President. 
 W Iulmon^tone .V Andr. Shaw, l. Presidents. 
 Managers— II Allan, H Kams.iv, Donald 
 Mackay, A II Armour, C Tait, J iM Ferre?, 
 and W Cormaek. 
 
 Kev A Mathie.Mm Ik Hev 11 ICsson, Chaplains 
 W Iraserand A Hall, Physicians. 
 Wdliam Gunn, Treasurer, 
 John Eadie, Secretary. 
 Wiliam Auld, Assistant Secretary. 
 
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 Clinritiihlc Committer^ \ Urquliart, N Macin- 
 tosh, J Annour, and W Dow. 
 
 Co'iUfi/ftcV of Jccounls — Don.ild Kos<;, Ho!/Ort 
 M K'kay, C' K Anderson, Kobcrt Wcir, jun. 
 and il M Blackwood, 
 
 Commit trr of Jnstalmcnt—W Korr and CJ J 
 Campbell. 
 
 yiertintrS'^^v'ouiX Tluirsdav in Feb. May, 
 An^rust, anil November — 'rhi» latter meet, 
 in ' tor ilie elect ion of Odice Uearcrs. 
 
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 SAINT I'ATKICK'S SOCIETY. 
 
 Benjamin Holmes, President. 
 
 .1 M r->bin anil Kdwanl \\.n:kc\.{yJ\ ['residents, 
 
 IV'ter Di'vin-i. Tri'ctsuri r. 
 
 Edward Mac^auran, Corresponding Secretary. 
 
 .losbna \Vo()d!u>usc, Iiecordin<r Secrtturij. 
 
 Hov Patrick riielan, Chi}}fnin. 
 
 l)r .S C Sewoll and l)r 15 M'Gale, Physicians, 
 
 CoMMirn H or Ma\a(;i:mp.nt— Thos. Wliite, 
 Alexander Workman, W M Hall, Patrick 
 l)riim^ool(», John Collins, and John Kraser. 
 
 Committee of C/iiiriti/-^\\in Workman, Hobt. 
 Ciraham, 1' M Namee, senr. Thomas .Ma- 
 granc, Peter Cooper, Artlnir Samuels, Thos. 
 Magrath, John .M'Clellen, Denis Cotterell, 
 James Thompson, Andrew Hillock, and 
 Patrick Murphy. 
 
 Auditors of .-Icrrj/^^i^A-— Thomas Lett, James 
 K Major, and Peter l{oe. 
 
 Marshttls — Cfeorj^e Stanley and James Doyle. 
 
 C nnuiittee (if Instalment — Thomas Lett, and 
 Joseph Uogors. 
 
 Meetiiiiss of the Committee are lield ou the 
 1st of each month. 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, 
 GERMAN SOCIETY. 
 
 Patron— His R. H. Prince Albert of Gotha 
 
 and Cobourg. 
 
 Danipl ArnoUli, M. 1). Prrsidfjif. 
 Henry Myers and Geo. Kcosicr,)'. Presidents. 
 Ernest Idler, Tnasurtr. 
 L Haldimand, Hcvontimr SecrHary, 
 Joseph S KoHmeyer. Oirrtsj^itfulin^ Secretary 
 l)r F C T Arnoldi, Physinan, 
 Rev J Reihune, Chaphtij). 
 SIEWAFU>^« — J P Scybfld. C Fisher F Hertz, 
 
 G Reinliart J<)hn Rower, and C Reck. 
 Committtc of Chantt/^^ V Gabler, Charles 
 
 Perry, and P Rohle. 
 Committee of Aecounts — Dr F C T Arnoldi, 
 J K fironbdon,and F Neut/. 
 
 MONTREAL AUXILIARY BIRLE 
 
 SOCIETY. 
 
 Hon. Peter McGill, President. 
 
 Hon. W P Cliristie. J T Rarrett, W Lunn, 
 A F Holmes, M 1). Capiain J H Maitland, 
 and J Froth ingham, / ice-Presidtnta. 
 John Mathowson Treasurer, 
 Rev. H Wilkes, Foreiun Seer et art/. 
 J R Orr and Kcdlo Campbell, Hec.Serretaries* 
 CoMMiTTFE — Rev. Dfs. Mathie?on, Black 
 & Davies, Rev. Messrs. Taylor, Willoiighbvi 
 Esson, Strong, Lusher. S<^uire. Montgomery 
 Girdwood, Carriithers, Thomps«m, Crofts ; 
 Messrs, James Fleming, Josef»h Frazer, Jas. 
 Ferrier John Smith, lT<*nry Vennor, J Red- 
 
 yath, Thomas Kay, Hmry Lyman, Joseph 
 .eeming, S S Ward, R Haddan. S Hedge, 
 James Roy, John Bruce, W Hutchison, John 
 Leeraing, John Lougall, S Forbter, Thomas 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 87 
 
 Wilson, D Forgu«»on, J Matlipwson, Jami»s 
 Court, W Gunu, W M Ogden, Dr.Macnider, 
 Dr. Hall. 
 James Milne, General j4f(ent 8$ Depositary. 
 
 The receipts of the Society durinp; the last 
 year, were 1'819 \i\s and the issue of bibles and 
 testamenls amounted to 5,.07S. The Society 
 \\M '25 branch associations in connection with 
 it in Eastern Canada. 
 
 LADIES' BIBLE ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Mrs. Wilkes, Secretary. 
 Miss Smith, Treasurer. 
 Collectors — Miss Smith, Mrs Strong, Mrs 
 Brondgeest, Mrs Fuller, Mrs Day, Mrs Corse, 
 Miss Corse, Mrs Milne, Mijs Milne Mrs S 
 Hedge, jun. Mrs Henry Lyman, Mrs Joseph 
 Lecming, Mrs Carre, Miss Sawtell, Mrs Hedge^ 
 gen. Mrs Ferris, Miss Hadden, Miss Robertson, 
 Miss Gilbert, Miss M Chlbert, Miss Seymour, 
 Mrs Orr, Miis Bruce, and Mrs James Hoy. 
 
 FRENCH CANADIAN MISSIONARY 
 
 SOCIEIY. 
 
 Lieut Colonel Wilgress, President 
 James Fcrrier, lic^- President. 
 William Lunn, Treasurer, 
 Kcv W Taylor, Rev Caleb Strong, and James 
 Court, Secretaries. 
 
 The Society has gtations at Belle Rivero and 
 St Theresc ; and employs seven persons, male 
 and female, fu missionaricii. 
 
 LADIES'CANAdTaN MISSY. SOCIETY. 
 
 Mrs Strong, President. 
 Mrs Court, and Mrs H Vennor, Directresses* 
 Mrs S Hedge, jun. Treasurer, 
 Mjss Corse, Secretary, 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 socii:ty for phomotix(j chris. 
 
 TiAN KNOWLEIKiE. 
 
 Reverend J Rcthunc, Chairman. 
 Jiisiioe McCord, Scrrrtart/ and TreasKiur, 
 
 CoMMiiTRR. — Rev M Ramsav, Rev M Wil. 
 lougby, Rev 1) R Parnther, J H Maillaiul, F 
 Cirittin, A Ho.-^s, W Hradhury, I)r Holmes, 
 and J Jones. — Rev I) Robcrlsoii, Librarian, 
 
 SOCIETY FOR PROROGATING THE 
 GOSPKL AMONG DESTITUTE SET. 
 TLERS AND INDIANS. 
 
 Hon Chief Justice Reid, Presidents 
 Rev J Bcthune, First l' ice- President, 
 Rev iM Wi.lougliby, Second J' ice- President. 
 Joseph Jones. Treasurer. 
 A F Holmes, M.D. Serretart/. 
 
 Co.MMiTTKP. — Hon Gcorgtj Moffatt, Lieut. 
 Col. VVilKrehs, F GritHn, Capt. J H Maitland, 
 W M Ogden, John 1 hornton, Arthur Ross, 
 Archibald Hall, M.D. John S M*Cord, C Ged- 
 des, S C Sewell, M D. and the resident Cler^jy 
 
 WKSLEYAN AUXL. MISSIONARY 
 SOCIETY FOR CANADA E. 
 
 William Lunn, Treasurer. 
 Reverend John Borland, Secretary, 
 
 CoMMnTBR.— The Circuit Stewards of the 
 several Stations, viz : — John bhaw, Quebec ; 
 W Lunn and Jas. Mathewson, Montreal, &:c. 
 
 CA5JADA BAPTlSr MISSIONARY SO- 
 
 CIEIY. 
 
 For supplying destitute settlers with Instruction, 
 Joseph Leeming, Treasurer. 
 Rey J Gird wood and Dr Daviesi Secretaries. 
 jaihes Mdne. Htcording Secretory. 
 
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 PUBLir INSTITl TIO-^^S. 
 
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 UNIVEUSITY OF M'GILL COLLEGE. 
 
 (Jovr.RNous. — Tlie CJovcrnor General, tlie 
 Chief Justice of Montreal, and the Principal 
 of the College. — Kev .1 Hethune, Principal, 
 
 MF.niCAL r*HOKi:SS()RS. 
 
 Dr Holmes, Theory and Practice of Medicine 
 
 l)r G W Caniphell, Surgery. 
 
 Dr Hall, Chemistry and Pliarmacy. 
 
 Dr M'CuIloch Midwiltry, \c. * 
 
 Dr () T Hruneaii, Anatomy and I'hysinlogy. 
 
 Dr Sewell, Materia Mediia and '1 herapeuiics. 
 
 Dr Fi.^her, Demonitrator of Anatomy. 
 
 The Winter Course of Lectures by the Me- 
 tlical Faculty of this College commences annu- 
 ally, on the first Monday of November, and 
 terminates in the last week of April. They 
 en. brace a full and complole detail of the va- 
 rious branches of Medical Education, above 
 enumerated. 
 
 The Tickets of this University are rcccivcil 
 and acknowledped in the Hritish Cniversities 
 as equivalent to their own, a privilege whidi 
 no other College on the Continent ot Amer ca 
 pOsseses. 
 
 NATURAL IllSTOKV SCTCIETV. 
 
 William Hadgley, President. 
 Hev. Henry E-son, A M. Dr Crawford, and 
 
 Dr Helin, fice Prcsiiitnts. 
 John Glass, Treasurer, 
 J T JJrond^eest, Corresponding St^cretary. 
 Robert M*Kay, Hecordinix ^reretary 
 J H Joseph, Librarian and Cabinet Keeper. 
 
 CorNciL.«-Drs Holmes. Hall and Campl>oU, 
 H Ramsay and W Edmonstone, 
 
 LiiiitARY Commhtke— J T Brongecst Un 
 Holmes, M*Culloch, Hall and Sewell. * 
 
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 CANADA BAPTIST COI.LKOE. 
 Hev H Uavies, A M ; Ph. 1) of tJ»c L^nivcrsity 
 of Leifwic, and the Hcv F Bobworth, Con. 
 iiuctors. ' 
 
 MONTREAL C.UAMMAR SCHOOL, 
 
 ON TUB nO\k\. FOl.'NDATTOPf. 
 
 Alexandor Skakol, A.M. Master. 
 
 NATIONAL SCHOOL. 
 
 I'lidor Iho same direction ns the Society for 
 Promoting: Christian Kr)owh»dge. (See p. kh) 
 
 J Rollett, Tearhrr^ Mnfr Department, 
 Mrs. Rollett, Do, Female do» 
 
 MONTRKAL FREt: SCHOOL, 
 
 In connection with the American Prcibjlerlan Society 
 
 E Atwater, ^rretary and Treasurer, 
 
 W H Coult. Teaeher. 
 
 CoMMiTiEE. — Rev. C Stronj?, and Messrs 
 J E Mills, Li Brewster, C Campbell, Thos. 
 M'Laren. 
 
 Average about 90 scholars, male and female, 
 Fupported in part by contribution, and XlOO 
 from Provincial Government, 
 
 BRITISH AND CANADIAN SCHOOL. 
 
 Hon, Peter McGiU, Fresidint. 
 
 W L II nil. Treasurer. 
 
 CoMMiTTBB. — J 'i'orrance, J G McKenzie. 
 
 ^ T Barrett, J Fr(>thini^ham, A Lacroix, J F 
 
 Larocx]ue, Hon, P de Rocheblave. 
 
 John Miuahall and Mrs. Bendall, Teaehers. 
 
 There are at present 217 boys and lOOg^irls 
 in attendauce at this «chool. 
 
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 lUTBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
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 CANADA SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. 
 
 J H Mai t land, President 
 .Ins. R Orr. ani John Dougall, /'. rrestdents. 
 J.imos Court, Smt taty. 
 ilev H () Crofts, Corresponding Srrretarif, 
 J C IJcrket, Hentrdmir Secretary/, 
 James Milnc. Dvposidni/. 
 
 There arc under the ^supervision of the So. 
 ciety an aggregate of 8'/J7 scholars and 1U3;5 
 teachers. 
 
 WESLEY AN SUN I^ AY SCHOOL SO- 
 
 CIEIY. 
 
 Wdham Lunn, Trensurer. 
 John Malhewson and James Keiller, Auditors, . 
 Thomas llaworll). Gtnrrui Secretary. 
 Co.MMiTTEK— John Torrance, Hubert Camp- 
 bell, John Cox, Hugh Maihowson, 1 homaH 
 Jenkins, John CJunn, David Torrancj', U 
 I aiham, John Holland, Samuel Mailiewson, 
 Robert Graham, Alex liowic, William (Jet- 
 tes, Sfimuel White, Geo Jacques, F Betlic!, 
 N V M Kurczyn. 
 
 RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. 
 
 Henry Vennor, Treasurer, 
 llev J (iirdwood, Corrt sjHjndin^ Secretary 
 James Milnc, lit cording Stcy i^ Depositary, 
 The Society diktribuied during paft year, 
 (ki.J'^ti tractd and oilier publications. 
 
 TRACT DISTRHJUTION SOCIETY. 
 
 Captain J H Maitland, Chairtnafu 
 J A Mathewson, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 JO Distributors. 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL. 
 
 Samuel Gcrrard, President, 
 John Molsoiii y ice- President, 
 IJjnj. Holmes, Tres. \ A Skdkel, Secretary, 
 (Committee of Manac.kmbnt. — J Ferrier^ 
 .1 T Hirrett, J S McCoid, am! J A Perkins. 
 William Lumi, Chairtnan, 
 ConsuUins^Physicinns- Wm Kobertson,M.D 
 ami A V Holmes, M. 1). 
 
 Altefiflimr P/ir/sicians-^G W Campbell, M.I) 
 
 or UruDoau, Ml). .1 Crawford, Ml). S( 
 
 Scwell, M.l). A Hail. M.1)..VV Macnider. M.l) 
 
 William E Soolt, House Surgeon. 
 
 Robert Godfrey, Apothecary. 
 
 Mrs IJall, Matron. | N Eustace, Steward. 
 
 MONTREAL LADIES* BENEVOLENT 
 
 SOCIETY. 
 
 Mrs Richard-oo, vS: ^Irs Ogden, Directresses. 
 
 Mrs Stepheiuon, Treasunr* 
 
 Mrs S Ogdcn and Mrs Wilson, Secretaries. 
 
 COMMITTKI-: OF ]\r\NA(;F. MENT.— MfS T Ii 
 
 Anderson, Mrs Arch'.x)!-,!, Miss Armour, Miss 
 Arm-Jtront,', Mrs R.idgley, Miss Hoston, Mrs 
 (>rawford» Mrs Dor win, Mrs Dim^comb, Mrs 
 Geddes, Mrs Hall, Mrs Dr Holmes, Miss 
 Joseph, Mrs Lavicount, Mrs Listen, Mrs N 
 Macintosh, Mrs Molson, Mrs Mackenzie, Mrs 
 Macnider, INIrs Perkins, Mrs Pounden, Mrs 
 Ross, Miss Ricliatdson, Miss C Ricliardsou* 
 Miss Solomons, Mrs Wiiile. 
 
 Meeting days — the last Tuesday of every 
 month. Annual Meeting— 1st Tuesday in 
 October. 
 
 A scho>l is attached to tliis institution, and 
 spiritual instruction is given by the Rev Mr 
 Thompson, every Wednesday. 
 
 
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 rilOTESTANT FEMALE ORPHAN 
 
 ASYLUM 
 
 Mrs Wilkes and Mrs Kcid; Directresses. 
 
 Mrs Ko^s, Treasurer. \ Mrs M Cord, Secy, 
 
 CoMMiTiKR. — Mrs. Andcrsor., Mrs. 11 Itam- 
 say. Miss I5:irrett, Miss Boston, Mrs Cor>iC, 
 Miss Ennatingcr, Mrs Ferrio Mrs (iunn, Mrs 
 AF Holmes, Mrs. IJlcnkarnec, Miss Leslie, 
 Mrs Macnidcr, Miss M'Giilivary, Miss Robert- 
 son, Miss Ross Mrs I)r Sewell, Miss SmiLlu 
 
 r C T Arnoldi, Medical Attendant. 
 
 — Cribb, Supennt. \ Mrs Cnbh, Matron. 
 
 The number of children at i^rescnt in the 
 Asylum is 30. 
 
 CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM. 
 
 Mrs I) R Viger, First Directress. 
 
 Mrs O Berthelet Seeoyid Direftrtsx,. 
 Mrs A Laframboise, Secrttarij, 
 Mrs J (Jue*nel, Treasurer, 
 Mr* Clialifoux, Guardian, 
 
 ASYLUM FOR A(.KI) AND INFHJM 
 
 WOMEN. 
 
 Mrs Emelie CJamelin, Directress. 
 Mrs Agathe 1* Now Ian, Treasurer. 
 Mrs Francis Ijivernier, Seeretati/. 
 
 LYING-IN HOSPITAL. 
 
 i'stabliJklJctl January o, 1M2. 
 CoMMiTTiB.— Mesdanies Mofllitt, Richard- 
 son, Ogilen, Ferric, Rol)ertfeon, T B Ander- 
 son, Crawford, M'Donald, (knni, J H l)orwin» 
 A White. Cu-liing, Court, and J O Mackenzie 
 VVni Macnider. M.l). Physician. 
 Persons of every relii^iuus denomination are 
 admitted. 
 
 
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 MONTREAL LIBRARY. 
 
 Wm Lunn, Treasurer, \ J J Day, Seeretarf/. 
 WA\A(iiN(j CoMMiTTBii — Samucl (^errafd, 
 Rev Edward Black. Wm Edinonstone, A F 
 Holmes, M. D. Irulerick Griffin. Henry O 
 Andrews, William Lunn, and J J Day. 
 
 I) M Ross, Lihrarian, 
 Terms of Subscript io7i^£\ \0s. per annum. 
 
 ADVOCATES' LIBRARY. 
 
 Alexander Buchanan, Q.C. PresHent. 
 Come S Chcrrier J'ire^Presiffi7i(. 
 Edwd. Barnard, Sec?/ | Fredk. Griffin, Tres, 
 
 Com m I Ti E K o i' Manage m r. n t — Du ii ra n 
 Fisher, Edward Barnard, and Wm C Meredith 
 
 LAW STUDENTS* SOCIETY. 
 
 Slrachan Bcthune Pres. | M N Binley,r.rrfj . 
 
 C Burroughs, Rccordivg Secretary. 
 
 G Robertson, CorrespondhiR Secy^ and Treas. 
 
 M^NAfJi.NG CoMMiTEE. — U Joseph, FJ Hall, 
 V R Lafrenaye. 
 
 liooms^skuxral History Society, 
 
 MERCANTILE LIBRY. ASSOCIATION 
 
 J O MofJatt, Pret. \ John Armour, V.Pres. 
 
 Thro. Lyman, Corn spond 171 1^ S- cretary. 
 
 W New house, Jiecordhifr St'cretary, 
 
 George Bent, Treasunr. 
 DiiiLCTous.— J H Birss. R M* Naught, Geo. 
 
 Moftdtt. Jnr. Thns. Workman, Henry Wait, 
 
 A Phillips, H M'Kinstry, E JUowiJ, J Taterson 
 
 Terms of Subscriptwn^ClQiki under £'25 sa- 
 lary, lUs. per annum — over £'.5, i.'Os. — Mcr- 
 chanls, t25s. Board of Direction meets iiriit 
 Monday of each month. 
 
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 MECHANICS' INSTITLTE, 
 
 John Hetipath, Presidpnt. 
 J II Herbert, and Jas. Vcxxxcx, Vice- Presidents 
 Andrew Cowan, Treasurer. 
 G Hose, Corresponding^ Secretary. 
 John H Isaacson, Hecording Secretary. 
 
 CoMMirrHE— J R Bronsdon, David Brown* 
 John Cliff, John Dillon, John Fletcher, G 
 D Gibb, John Gib^on, Joseph Horner, John 
 Holland, James lloy, Homer Taylor, and Ed. 
 ward VVetenhal). 
 
 Theterm-i of subscription are— for ordinary 
 members, \js per annum— apprentices, Is (it/. 
 
 CHURCH LOAN LIBRARY. 
 
 Uev WilUam Thompson, President. 
 
 Doctor Holmes, Thomas MoUon,. and Capt- 
 
 Maitland, llee Presidents. 
 W C Evans, Treasurer, 
 VV MO^den,and \V t Grasctt, Secrctuties, 
 
 Genbkal C( mmittrr. — C Collins, Charles 
 Micdonald, John Thornton, A Winter, C 
 Kollctt, Henry Smith, Joseph Scott, W Howe), 
 T A Evans, William Rogers, James H i'ubby, 
 J H Evans, B C O^den, Alfred Lavlcount, D 
 C Napier, Norris Guddard, J R Spoiig, Dr 
 Waller. 
 
 YOUNG MENS SOCIETY FOR PRO- 
 MOTiNG CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. 
 
 David Smith, Pres. \ Robert Miller, f, Pres, 
 
 Wanien King, Treasurer^ 
 
 John Brodic cS: Wm. Sutherlandi Secretaries. 
 
 The Society meets in the school. room adjoin- 
 ing St. Paul's Church, every Saturday evening 
 
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 Pl'BLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
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 MONTREAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 
 
 John Dougall, President. 
 Rev W Taylor, Rev H O Crofts, and J E 
 
 Mill?, ViccPri sidcuts, 
 .lames R Orr, Treasurer. 
 James Court, Cornspomihtg Secretary. 
 R 1) Wadsworth, lice. Secretary and Agent. 
 
 CoMMnTEE.— Ri»v T T Howard, Joseph 
 Fraser, \\m CJrcig, James Milne, John M*- 
 VVaters, Robert Morton, \Vm Morion, Richard 
 Yates, John Keller, John C Bctkct, Henry 
 Lyman, s Maihewson, Wm Whiteford, Altrcd 
 Savage, Wm McMaster, John Holland, S H 
 May, James Wilson, Thco. Lyman, Samiiol 
 Hedge. 1) P Janes, John Brodic, Jones S Ly- 
 man, J C IJecrs, Robt. Campbeli, John W hite, 
 Thos. M Taylor, Charles Mackay, and AUx. 
 Gemmel. 
 
 The Society now numbers about 4,000 mem. 
 bcff, and has also a juvenile branch, which 
 numbers L\()40. They have a Depot and Read- 
 ing Room in St Francois Xavier Street, where 
 arc kept for sale a large assortment of ttnu 
 pcrancc tracts, meilals, &c. 
 
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 RANCE SOCIETY. 
 
 Reverend J Richard, President. 
 John P Sexton, and Thomas N eagle, f. Pres 
 Dennis Coitenll and Chas. Curran, Treasurers 
 Thos. Hewitt and Edw. Murpyy, Secretaries. 
 
 Central Commitibh— R J Regly. Dr 15 
 McCJale, A Conlan, J Kelly, M Keily, John 
 Cassidy, Donald McDonald, Peter Dcvius, 
 Henry Harkin, and J Curran. 
 
 '1 otal number of members belonging to the 
 Society, 3,4hl. 
 
 
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 VICTORIA TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 
 
 James A Dwight, President, 
 William Morton, J' ice ~ President. 
 James Wilson, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 ST. JAMES' STREET TEMP. SOCIETY 
 
 Rev. Caleb Strong, President. 
 Joseph Eraser, J'ice- President, 
 C L IJigelow, Secrctarjf and Treasurer, 
 
 IMMIGRANT COMMITTEE. 
 
 Hon. Adam Ferric, Chairman. 
 Benjamin Holmes, M. P. P. Treasurer. 
 James Court, Seerefart/. 
 
 CoMMiiTKi.— Jacob Dewitt, M. P. P. John 
 Dougall, J. R. Orr, Jolin Mathewson, Samuel 
 Mathewson, Joini E Mills, John Keller, Capt. 
 Maiiland, E .Muir, John Sproston, Thomiis 
 Peck, James Thompson, Laprairie. 
 
 MONTREAL TIRE CLUB. 
 Hon C(;orc, C I?. President. 
 Charles Penner, I' ice- President, 
 (i D Cfibb, Treasurer \ Rbt.Weir, Secretary, 
 
 MONTREAL CURLING CLUB. 
 
 Institutctl llui\ January, 1S07 ; ndmittcil an associate 
 by the Urund Calcdunian Curling Club, July \'i>-\\, 
 
 Jas iireckanriilge, Pres. \ John Dyde, t'.Pres, 
 Rev. Alex. M.ithiesoi;, 1). 1) CItaplain, 
 C II Cabtle, Seerttarj/ and Trtasurer. 
 Ciub days on tlic ice— Tuesdays and Eridays. 
 
 ' MONTREAL OUOIT CLUB. 
 
 ^ Jolin Dyde, President. 
 
 S Ercderick Harrbi Secretary and Treasurer, 
 
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 SAINT PAUL'S LODGE. 
 V W Br. ^Villialn Biulgley, W. Master.-^ 
 Br. J irJosoph, Trrdsnnr. — Br. M S David, 
 Secretan/, — Brs. McKay & Spooner, Tylers. 
 
 SAINT GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 643. 
 
 W Br Wright, W 3/— VV Br Noxon, P 3/— 
 Br Browne, S /r— Br Eootner, J Jf— Br Jack, 
 son, Trrasurrr — Br l'n>vin, Srctpfarf/^lir 
 Prowse,JC;—Br Gibl)on,6'D— BrW M*Earlanc, 
 J iJ-Br Kobson, Tt/hr. 
 
 SAINT GEORGE'S CHAPTER. 
 
 M E C William Wri^'lit, /.— M E C Isaac 
 Aaron, 1\ /.— M E C Daniel Gorrie. //.- 
 M E C Mo63 Moses, ./.—M E C Wm. Snaith, 
 Treas.—Z John Orr, /:.— C Wm Brown, Y. 
 — C Robert Noxon, /'. .V.— C John Cliri and 
 John Dunn, A,S. — C Robson, Janitor, 
 
 :ffixt iSuginffj, stations & (JTaplaiiis 
 
 Alliance, No. l—CJr. St. James St.— J Clit!. 
 
 Nbptunk, No *^— St. Mary St — B Robiniion. 
 
 Alliance, No. 3— Place (I'Arnies— J Spears. 
 
 Cataract, No. 4— Water Wurke — W Brown 
 
 OuKKN. No. 5— Grillin 1 own -(ieo. Brush. 
 
 Hose Co.— L. St. James Street — J P Ashton. 
 
 Hook and Ladueb — Gr. St. James Street — 
 W K Hodge. 
 
 Property PuoTECTiNr. Co.— 260 in number, 
 consisting of the May(»r, Wardens, Fire 
 Committee, Inbumnce Directors atid Otli- 
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 IN MONTREAL, 
 
 Ministers Olfirintins;^ and Hours of Public 
 U'orship on Sunduf/s, 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC. 
 
 French Ca(/iedral.'-U\^h Mrtss...Morning at 
 half- past 9. Vosp(»rs, halt- past 2. 
 
 llerofM C Irish) Chttrch.^llev. J Richard.— 
 Hio-h Mass...M()rning^ at half- past 9, Ves- 
 pers at half. past 2. 
 
 TROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. 
 
 Christ Church, Notre Dame Street.— I^e v. J 
 Bethune. D.I). Rector, Rev.D Robertson 
 Assistant Minister. 
 
 Divine Service. ..Mornincr at 11. afternoon at 
 3, and evenincr at 7; for Military, at half- 
 past 1. — Sunday School at 9 a m. 
 
 Trinity Chaprl, fet. Paul Street. ..Rev. Mark 
 Willoug^hhy, Minister, Rev. D B Parnther, 
 Assistant Minister. 
 
 Divine S«»rvice...Morninp;^ at 11, and ovenincr 
 at 7— Sunday School at half-past '2. 
 
 Saint Thomases Chaptl, Quebec Suburbs.— 
 Rev. W rhomp«on. Minister. 
 
 Divine S«»rvice...Mornin*( at 11, evening at 
 7.— Sunday School at half-past 2. 
 
 SCOTCH PRESRYTERIAN. 
 
 Saint Gafjrict Street Church -^lio v. Henry 
 Ksson. A.M.— Divine Service... Morning at 
 11, and afternoon at half-past 3.— Sunday 
 Sthool at 4 p M. 
 
 Saint .-tndreirs, St. Peter Street.— Rev. A 
 Mathieson, D.D.— Divine Service... Morn- 
 ing at 11. and afternoon at half-pa«t 2.— 
 Sunday School at I P M, 
 
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 Saint PafiPs, St Ilolon Street.— He v. Ed word 
 Black, 1)D. — Divine Service... M(»rninf>^ at 
 11, and atternoon at halt-past 2. — Sunday 
 School at 4 V m. 
 
 UNITFD SECESSION. 
 
 Laffaucheticre Street — Kev W Taylor, AM. 
 Divine Service. ..Morainjf at 11, afternoon 
 at half-past 2. — 25uuday School at 4 & liible 
 Class at 7 r m. 
 
 AMERICAN rRESUYTEUIAN. 
 
 Haymarket.— Hev. Caleb Strong^, A M.— 
 Divin«» Service... Morning" at 11, afternoon 
 at 3, and evening* at 7.— Sunday School at 
 9am and half-past 1 r m. 
 
 WESLEY AN METHODIST. 
 
 Great Saint James's Street— Kev NV Scpiires 
 and Hev J Montg^omery — Divine Scrvir e... 
 Morning at half-past 10, eveninfj at half- 
 G.*— Sunday School at 9 am. and i.^ p m.— 
 
 [There are otiier places of worship belongini,' 
 to this denomination, iu Grillintown, ^ue- 
 bee Suburbs, ^c] 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL.. 
 
 Saint Maurice Street.— Hev li Wilkes, AM. 
 — Divine Service... Morning at 11, evening 
 at half.past f>.* — Sunday School at ^ jtast 2 
 
 A second cong^regation, under the pastoral 
 care oi the Key J .1 Carrutliers, meets for 
 public worship in the room of the Mcrcan. 
 tile Library Assoc, at Ham. and 3 p ai(^ 
 
 BAPTIST. 
 Sjiint Helen gtreet. — lU»v J dirdwood, Hev 
 Dr Davies and Hev F Bosworth. — Divine 
 Service... Morning at II, evening at lialf* 
 past G« — Sundiiy Sdiool at 9 a M. 
 
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 UNITARIAN. 
 
 In roar of Amoriran Clmrch. Haymarkot. — 
 Mcv, Win. Uowlinson. — Divine St»ivice... 
 Morning at 11, and evening at 7*— Sunday 
 School at 3 P M. 
 
 METHODIST NEW CONNEXION. 
 
 Mansion House Collpge Street.— He v H O 
 Crofts and Kev T T Howard — Divine Ser- 
 vice. ..Morning at 11, afternoon at 3, and 
 evening at half-past G# — Sunday School at 
 9am 
 
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 AND OFFICERS COMMANDINCJ. 
 
 ('.>Me6ec— 70th. ..Lieut-Col Kelsall. ' 
 
 G8th... Major Lord William Paulet. 
 Montreal^! 1st, First Batt...Lt Col Kngland 
 Do. Unserve do... Major Denny. 
 43rd... Major Fraser. 
 St. JoZinj— 85th. ..Lieut. Col. Maunaell. 
 /.^iprairi>— 7'ith..,Major Crawley. 
 (7m;/i/y/y— King'd Dragoon (fuards...Lt. Col. 
 Hon. George Cathcart. 
 89th... Major Thorpe. 
 Kint^tton — 23rd, First Batt...Lt.Col.Torren3 
 Do. Reserve do. ..Major Holmcd 
 Toronto— 83rd... Lieut. Col. Trydoll. 
 
 93rd... Lieut. Col. Spark. 
 Lo7ic/on— Ist Hoyal...Col. Wetherall. 
 
 nth.. .Col. Kverard 
 Amhursthur^ — Hoyal Canadian Killer.. .Ma- 
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 Drummondcille^iU^ynX Canadian Ritlea... 
 
 Lieut. Col. Kiliott. 
 
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