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 Baptisms and Burials, Statement of 40 
 
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 Comparative Statement of Arrivals, &c 38 
 
 Companies, Public 94 
 
 Corporation of Montreal 76 
 
 Courts of Justice 43 
 
 Currency Tables 122 
 
 Customs Department 59 
 
 Directory to Public Offices 74 
 
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 Executive Council 25 
 
 Fire Companies, Stations, Captains, &c 85 
 
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 Free Trade Association 94 
 
 Governors, &c.. List of 36 
 
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 Legislative Assembly ^ 27 
 
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 Medical, 102 
 
 Meteorological Table 128 
 
 MUitia 35 
 
 Municipal Taxes 78 
 
 National Sociotlos 98 
 
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 Odd Fellows' Lodges, 116 
 
 Population Tables 40 
 
 Public Cisterns and Wells, Locations of. 86 
 
 Public Companies 94 
 
 Public Departments, Civil 31 
 
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 Public Institutions, Academical 100 
 
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 Benevolent and Philanthropic 105 
 
 Miscellaneous , 115 
 
 Rechabites ...., 119 
 
 Regiments in Canada, and Officers Commdg...35 
 
 Registrars, County 62 
 
 Religious Denominations, Ministers officiating. 
 
 Hours of Worship, &c 120 
 
 Royal Family 21 
 
 Temperance Societies, 109 
 
 Trinity Board 93 
 
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 Latitude. 
 
 Quebec 46® 49' 00" N. 
 
 Montreal... 45 <=> 30' 26" N. 
 
 Longitude, 
 
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 Of the Mundane -^ra, 5850 
 
 I Of the vulgar Christian ^ra, 1847 
 
 I Since the Discovery of America, 355 
 
 " Since the Foundation of Quebec, 239 
 
 Since the Treaty which confirmed the pos- 
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 Of the Reign of H. M. Queen Victoria 10 
 
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 III. — A Partial Eclipse of the Moon, Septem- 
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 MOVEABLE FESTIVALS. 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday January 31 
 
 Quinquagesima Sunday, February 14 
 
 Ash Wednesday, February 17 
 
 First Sunday in Lent, February 21 
 
 Palm Sunday, March 28 
 
 Good Friday, April 2 
 
 Easter Sunday, April 4 
 
 Low Sunday, April 11 
 
 Rogation Sunday, May 9 
 
 Ascension Day, May 13 
 
 Pentecost, (Whit Sunday) May 23 
 
 Trinity Sunday, May 30 
 
 Corpus Christi, June 3 
 
 Advent Sunday, November 28 
 
 FETES D'OBLIGATION. 
 
 Circumcision, January 1 
 
 Epiphany, Januaiy 6 
 
 Annunciation, March 25 
 
 Ascension Dav, (Holy Thursday) May 13 
 
 Corpus Christi, June 3 
 
 St.Peter and St. Paul, June 29 
 
 All Saints' Day, November 1 
 
 Conception B. V. M December 8 
 
 Christmas Day, December 25 
 
 EMBER DAYS. 
 
 February,... 24 
 May 26 
 
 26 
 
 28 
 
 27 
 
 29 
 
 September,... 15 17 18 
 December, ...15 17 18 
 
 COMMENCEMENT OF THE SEASONS. 
 
 Spring begins, March 21 st Oh 45m Morning. 
 Summer begins, June 21st, 9h 31m Evening. 
 Autumn begins, September 23rd, llh 28m Morn. 
 Winter begins, December 22nd oh 11m Morning. 
 
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muary 31 
 bruary 14 
 bruary 17 
 bruary 21 
 March 28 
 . . Apiil 2 
 ..April 4 
 ..April 11 
 . .May 9 
 ..May 13 
 ..May 23 
 ..May 30 
 . .June 3 
 ember 28 
 
 nuary 1 
 nuaiy 6 
 ^larch 25 
 .May 13 
 .June 3 
 .June 29 
 mber 1 
 mber 8 
 mber 26 
 
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 Morn, 
 oniing. 
 
 JANUARY. 
 
 Full Moon 1st day 9h54mMor 
 
 LastQuarter... 9th day lh46mEvg 
 New Moon ...16th day 7h50mEvg 
 FirstQuai'ter...23d day llh 29m Mor 
 Full Moon ...31st day 3h 40m Mor 
 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 ClRCDMCISION. 
 
 Edmund Burke K 1730. 
 2ndSund, after Christmas, 
 Earthquake inCanada,1663 
 Duke of York d 1827. 
 Epiphany. 
 
 Sir T. Lawrence d, 1830. 
 Lucian, Bt. N. Orleans,1815 
 Fontenelle d 1757. 
 l5^ Sund. after Epiphany 
 Linnaeus d, 1778 
 Lavater d, 1801. 
 Hilary, Halley d, 1801. 
 Str. Lexington burnt, 1840. 
 Q. Elizabeth crown'd, 1559 
 Battle of Cormina, 1809. 
 2nd Simd, after Epiphany* 
 Prisca, 
 
 James Watt 6.1736. 
 Fabian, Garrick d, 1779. 
 Louis 16th beheaded, 1793. 
 Vincent, Byron b, 1788. 
 Pitt d. 1806. D.Kent dl820 
 drd JSund. after Epiphany, 
 Con, JSt, Paid, Bums b, 1759 
 Dr. Jenner d. 1823. 
 Duke of Sussex, b. 1773. 
 Henry VIIL d, 1547. 
 George III. d, 1820. 
 Bat. of Aliwal, India, 1846 
 Septuagesima Sunday, 
 
 SUN 
 
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 LastQuar ... 8th day 8h54mMor 
 
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 New Moon . . .15th day 6h 38m Mor 
 
 vit^s?iA^s<*A7m 
 
 First Quar ...21st day llh 11m Evg 
 
 
 DAYS 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 SUN 
 
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 MOON 
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 1 
 
 M. 
 
 Charlevoix d, 1761. 
 
 7 22 
 
 5 7 
 
 6 48 
 
 2 
 
 Tu 
 
 PurincationB.V,M. [1781. 
 
 7 21 
 
 5 8 
 
 7 42 
 
 3 
 
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 Blaise, Eustratia taken, 
 
 7 20 
 
 5 9 
 
 8 46 
 
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 Ces.hos.b. G. B. & U.S. 1783 
 
 7 19 
 
 5 10 
 
 9 45 
 
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 7 17 
 
 5 12 
 
 10 44 
 
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 Dr. Priestly d, 1804. 
 
 7 16 
 
 5 13 
 
 11 43 
 
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 SU 
 
 Sexagesima Sunday, 
 
 7 15 
 
 5 14 
 
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 8 
 
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 Earthq. in W. Indies, 1843. 
 
 7 14 
 
 5 16 
 
 44 
 
 9 
 
 Tu 
 
 Canada ced. to Brit. 1763 
 
 7 12 
 
 5 18 
 
 1 45 
 
 10 
 
 W 
 
 Batt. Sobraon, India, 1846. 
 
 7 10 
 
 5 20 
 
 2 45 
 
 11 
 
 Th 
 
 [Q. Vict. mar. 1840. 
 
 7 9 
 
 5 21 
 
 3 42 
 
 12 
 
 Fr 
 
 Revolu. m Mexico, 1845. 
 
 7 8 
 
 5 22 
 
 4 3G 
 
 13 
 
 Sa 
 
 Su: Astley Coopered. 1840. 
 
 7 7 
 
 5 23 
 
 5 23 
 
 14 
 
 SU 
 
 Quinquagesima Sunday, 
 
 7 5 
 
 5 25 
 
 6 9 
 
 15 
 
 M 
 
 Delorimier, etc. Exec. 1837 
 
 7 3 
 
 5 27 
 
 sets. 
 
 16 
 
 Tu 
 
 Ghent Treaty ratified, 1815. 
 
 7 2 
 
 5 28 
 
 7 23 
 
 17 
 
 W 
 
 Ash Wednesday, 
 
 7 
 
 5 30 
 
 8 39 
 
 18 
 
 Th 
 
 Insurrection hi Poland 1846 
 
 6 58 
 
 5 31 
 
 9 51 
 
 19 
 
 Fr 
 
 Galileo h. 1564. 
 
 6 56 
 
 5 32 
 
 11 8 
 
 20 
 
 Sa 
 
 Voltaire 6. 1694. 
 
 6 54 
 
 5 34 
 
 morn 
 
 21 
 
 SU 
 
 1st Sunday in Lent 
 
 6 53 
 
 5 35 
 
 11 
 
 22 
 
 M 
 
 Washmgton6.1732. 
 
 6 51 
 
 5 36 
 
 1 14 
 
 23 
 
 Tu 
 
 James I. murdered, 1437, 
 
 6 49 
 
 5 37 
 
 2 12 
 
 24 
 
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 Matthias. Hand el 6. 1 684. 
 
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 5 39 
 
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 Canton taken by Brit. 1841. 
 
 6 46 
 
 5 41 
 
 3 53 
 
 26 
 
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 J. P. Kemble d, 1822. 
 
 6 45 
 
 5 42 
 
 4 33 
 
 27 
 
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 Texas annex, to U. S. 1845. 
 
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 5 43 
 
 5 8 
 
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 2nd Sunday in Lent, 
 
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 Full Moon ... 1st day lOh 20m Evg 
 Last Quar . . . 9th day llh 50m Evfc 
 New Moon... 16th day 4h 23m Evg 
 First Quar . . .23rd day Oh 52m Evg 
 Full Moon ...31st day 4h 29m Evg 
 
 DAYS 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 St. David. 
 
 Chadmus, Wesley d, 1791. 
 
 Bat. Pointe-au-Peld, 1838. 
 
 Polk inaug. Pres. U. S.1845. 
 
 Coregio d, 1534. 
 
 M. Angelo b, 1475. 
 
 3rc? Sunday in Lent, 
 
 WilUam III. d. 1702. 
 
 Rizzio assassinated, 1569. 
 
 Benjamin West d, 1826. 
 
 Nap. mar. M. Louise, 1810, 
 
 Gregory, 
 
 Planet Herschel disc. 1781. 
 
 ^th Sunday in Lent, 
 
 Andrew Jackson h, 1767. 
 
 Bowditch d. 1832. 
 
 St. Patrick. 
 
 Walpole d, 1797. 
 
 Great Fire at Boston, 1760. 
 
 L Newton d, 1727. 
 
 bth Sunday in Lent, 
 
 Stamp Act passed, 1765. 
 
 A. Von Weber d, 1827. 
 
 Queen Elizabeth d, 1603. 
 
 Anunc. B, V, M, Lady-day 
 
 Bank of Eng. incorp, 1694. 
 
 Peace of Amiens, 1802. 
 
 Palm Sunday, 
 
 Lord Metcalfe arrived, 1843 
 
 Paris capitulates, 1814. 
 
 Allies enter Paris, 1814. 
 
 SUN 
 
 MOON 
 
 rises sets 
 
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 6 38,5 47 
 
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 6 24 
 
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APRIL. 
 
 :i! 
 
 Last Quar ... 8th day lOh 38m Mor ! 
 New Moon . . .15tli day Ih 27m Mor ! 
 First Quar... 22nd day 4h 14m Mor ' 
 FuU Moon . . .30th day 8h 31m Mor | 
 
 DATS 
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 FESTIVALS, &C. 
 
 War b. Turky&Egypt,1832 
 Good Friday. 
 Richard. Bp. Heber d 1826 
 Easter Sunday. 
 Danton executed, 1793. 
 Napoleon sent to Elba,1814 
 Wadsworth b. 1770. 
 Hudson's Bay Co. est. 1692. 
 Badajos taken by Brit. 1812 
 U. S. Bank incorpor. 1816, 
 Low Sunday 
 
 Rodney took Fr. fleet, 1782 
 Catholic Emancip. 1829. 
 Battle of Alamanza, 1707. 
 Battle of CuUoden, 1746. 
 Buffou d. 1788. 
 Dr. Franklin d, 1790. 
 2nd Sunday after Easter. 
 Alphege. Byron d, 1824. 
 Abemethy d, 1831. 
 Bishop Heber 5. 1783. 
 Fielding h. 1707. 
 St. George. Shakspere h, 
 Defoe dl731 [1564 : d. 1616 
 Zrd Sunday after Easter, 
 
 [Princess Maud h. 1843. 
 Sir Wm, Jones d. 1794. 
 Batt. of York, (C. W.) 1813 
 War with Fr. decl. 1803. 
 Washington 1st Pres. 1780. 
 
 
 SUN 
 
 MOON 
 
 rises sets 
 
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 5 41 
 
 6 28 
 
 7 28 
 
 5 39 
 
 6 59 
 
 8 29 
 
 5 37 
 
 6 30 
 
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 5 26 
 
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 1 61 
 
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 6 40 
 
 2 32 
 
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 6 41 
 
 3 10 
 
 5 21 
 
 6 42 
 
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 5 19 
 
 6 44 
 
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 6 47 
 
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 5 12 
 
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 5 10 
 
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 5 8 
 
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 30 
 
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 7 
 
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 5 rises 
 
 MAY. 
 
 Last Quar . . . 7th day 6h Im Evg 
 New Moon... 14th day lOh 35m Mor 
 Fh'st Quar... 21st day 9h 10m Evg 
 Full Moou...29th day 9h 57m Evg 
 
 DAYS 
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 FESTIVALS, Ac. 
 
 Philip and James, 
 Uh Sunday after Faster. 
 Jamaica discovered, 1494. 
 Siege of Quebec rais'd,1776. 
 Bonaparte d. 1821. 
 John. Aylmer recaVd, 1835. 
 Riots in Philadelphia, 1844. 
 Bat. on Rio Grande, 1846. 
 Rogation Sunday, 
 Battle of Lodi, 1796. 
 Chatham d, 1778. 
 Percival assassinated, 1812 
 Ascension Day. 
 Vaccination first tried, 1796 
 Battle Hexham, 1464. 
 Sunday after Ascension, 
 Gr. fire at Montreal, 1765. 
 Sir. Charles Bagot d, 1843. 
 Dunstan. A. Boleyn beh. 
 Lafayette d. 1834. [1535. 
 Riots at Montreal, 1832. 
 Battle of Bautzen, 1813. 
 Pentecost — Whit Sunday. 
 Queen Victoria b, 181 9. 
 Cook took Grenada, 1759. 
 Augiistin. Haydin d. 1809 
 Durham arr. at Qu. 1838. 
 Great fire at Quebec, 1845. 
 Sir H. Davy d. 1829. 
 Trinity Sunday, 
 Joan of Arc burnt, 1431. 
 
 SUN 
 
 moon 
 
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 4 49 
 
 7 6 
 
 8 21 
 
 4 48 
 
 7 7 
 
 9 19 
 
 4 47 
 
 7 8 
 
 10 14 
 
 4 45 
 
 7 9 
 
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 711 
 
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 morn 
 
 4 40 
 
 713 
 
 33 
 
 4 38 
 
 7 14 
 
 1 10 
 
 4 37 
 
 7 15 
 
 1 45 
 
 4 36 
 
 7 17 
 
 2 18 
 
 4 35 
 
 718 
 
 2 51 
 
 4 33 
 
 719 
 
 3 24 
 
 4 32 
 
 7 20 
 
 4 2 
 
 4 32 
 
 7 21 
 
 sets. 
 
 4 30 
 
 7 23 
 
 8 33 
 
 4 29 
 
 7 24 
 
 9 31 
 
 4 28 
 
 7 25 
 
 10 22 
 
 4 27 
 
 7 26 
 
 11 4 
 
 4 26 
 
 7 29 
 
 11 42 
 
 4 25 
 
 7 30 
 
 mom 
 
 4 24 
 
 7 31 
 
 15 
 
 4 23 
 
 7 32 
 
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 1 10 
 
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 1 36 
 
 419 
 
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 2 2 
 
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 2 30 
 
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 2 59 
 
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 7 38 
 
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 8 9 
 
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 JUNE. 
 
 Last Quar ... 5th day llh 18m Evg 
 New Moon... 12th day 8h 4m Evg 
 First Quar ...20th day 2h 44m Evg 
 Full Moon ...28th day 8h 34m Mor 
 
 DAYS 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 Nicomede, 
 
 Riots in London, 1780. 
 Corpus Christi, 
 George III, b, 1738. 
 Boniface. 
 
 1st Sunday after Trinity, 
 Retorm Bill sanction. 1832. 
 Pope b. 1688, 
 St. Johns N. F. burnt, 1846. 
 Q. Victoria shot at, 1840. 
 Cholera ap. at Monti. 1832. 
 Quebec Theatre burnt, 1846 
 2nd Sunday after Trinity, 
 Battle of Marengo, 1800. 
 Magna Charta signed, 1215 
 Cape Bret. tak. by Br. 1745 
 Alban. Wesley K 1703. 
 Battle of Waterloo, 1815. 
 Gov.Craig left for Eng 1811 
 Zrd Sunday after Trinity, 
 Longest Day, 
 Napoleon's 2nd abdication, 
 Akenside b, 1770, [1815. 
 St, John Baptiste. 
 Bat. Bannockburn, 1314. 
 George IV. d, 1830, 
 Mh Sunday after Trinity, 
 Q. Victoria crowned, 1838. 
 Peter and Paul, 
 Roscoe d, 1831. 
 
 SUN 
 
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 11 47 
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 2 37 
 
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 8 12 
 
 8 59 
 
 9 40 
 
 10 13 
 
 10 44 
 
 11 12 
 
 11 38 
 
 mom 
 
 5 
 
 31 
 
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 1 24 
 
 2 6 
 
 2 47 
 
 3 36 
 
 rises 
 
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 9 13 
 
18m Evg 
 
 4m Evg 
 
 14m Evg 
 
 34m Mor 
 
 3fo 
 
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 10 13 
 
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 11 38 
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 2 6 
 
 2 47 
 
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 rises 
 
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 MOON 
 
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 JULY. 
 
 Last Quarter. . . 5th day 3h 54m Mor 
 
 New Moon 12th day 6h 49m Mor 
 
 First Quarter. . .20th day 8h 4m Mor 
 Full Moon 27th day 5h20m Evg 
 
 DATS 
 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 Massacre at Wyoming, 
 Visitation B. V, M, [1778. 
 Quebec founded, 1608. 
 6th Sunday after Trinity, 
 Mrs. Siddons 6. 1755. 
 Ticonderago taken, 1777. 
 R. B. Sheridan d, 1816. 
 Edmund Burke d. 1797. 
 Second Cholera, 1834. 
 Calvin 6. 1509. 
 Qth Sunday after Trinity. 
 Battle of the Boyne, 1690. 
 French Revolution, 1789. 
 Duke of Orleans kiU'd, 1842 
 Swithin, 
 
 Phipps at Quebec, 1690. 
 Adam Smith d. 1790. 
 1th Sunday after Trinity, 
 Kirk takes Quebec, 1629. 
 Margaret. Play fair d 1819. 
 Robert Burns d, 1796. 
 Magdalen. Salamanca, 1812 
 Can. UuionBill assent. 1840 
 Irish Rebellion, 1803. 
 8^^ Sunday after Trinity, 
 James, Bat. Lundy's Lane, 
 Turenne k, 1675. [1813. 
 Durham d, 1840. 
 Battle of Talavera, 1089. 
 William Penn d, 1716. 
 Gibraltar taken, 1604. 
 
 SUN 
 
 MOON 
 
 rises sets 
 
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 4 15 
 
 7 52 
 
 9 50 
 
 415 
 
 7 52 
 
 10 24 
 
 4 16 
 
 7 52 
 
 10 57 
 
 4 16 
 
 7 51 
 
 11 29 
 
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 7 51 
 
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 7 51 
 
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 7 51 
 
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 4 18 
 
 7 50 
 
 1 18 
 
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 2 3 
 
 4 20 
 
 7 50 
 
 2 63 
 
 4 21 
 
 7 49 
 
 3 47 
 
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 7 48 
 
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 7 47 
 
 8 13 
 
 4 24 
 
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 4 25 
 
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 4 37 
 
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 AUGUST. 
 
 Last Quarter... 3rd day {)h llmMor 
 
 New Moon 1 0th day 7h 40m Evg 
 
 First Quarter... 19th day Oh 13m Mor 
 Full Moon 26th day Ih 2lmMor 
 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 Wi Sunday after Trinity* 
 Napoleon deo. Consul, 1802 
 Sir R. Arkwright d, 1792. 
 Fire at Laprairie, 1846. 
 Prince Alfred b, 1844. 
 Transfiguration. 
 Name of Jesus, 
 lOth Sunday after Trinity, 
 L. Philippe decl. King of the 
 Lawrence, [French, 1830. 
 Charleston Convent dest. 
 George IV. 6. 1762. [1834- 
 Q. Dow. Adelaide h, 1792. 
 Printing Invented, 1437. 
 11^/i Sunday after Trinity, 
 Am. def. at Cambden, 1780 
 Duchess Kent h, 1786. 
 Steamboats invented, 1807. 
 Royal George sunk, 1782. 
 Wm. Maginn d, 1842. 
 Battle of Vuniera, 1808. 
 12^^ Sunday after Trinity. 
 Gov. Gosford arrived, 1835 
 Bartholomew, 
 Washington burnt, 1814. 
 Prince Albert h, 1819. 
 Battle of Long Island, 1776 
 Augustin Grotius d. 1645. 
 13^/i Sunday after Trinity, 
 Dutch fleet taken, 1799. 
 San Sebastian taken, 1815. 
 
 SUN 
 
 rises sets 
 
 4 45 
 4 46 
 4 47 
 4 48 
 4 49 
 4 50 
 4 51 
 4 52 
 4 54 
 
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 11 21 
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S E J? T E M B E R . 
 
 ImMor 
 )m Evg 
 Jm Mor 
 ImMor 
 
 Last Qnar ... Ist day 41i 26iu Evg 
 N«w Moon ... 9th (lay llh Im Mor 
 First Quar ...17th day 2h 32m Evg 
 Full Mooon. . .24th day 9h 37m Evg 
 
 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 (^.Victoria visits Scot. 1842 
 Great Fire of Lond. 1666. 
 CromweU dl658. 
 River Hudson discov. 1609. 
 lith Sunday after Trinity, 
 [Lord Metcalfe d 1846, 
 Montreal capitulated, 1760. 
 Nativitv B, F. Mary, 
 William IV. crown'd, 1830. 
 Battle of Lake Erie, 1813 
 Bat. Lake Champlain, 1814 
 Ibth Sunday after Trinity, 
 Wolfe killed 1759. 
 Holy Cross, 
 Moscow burnt 1812. 
 New- York taken, 1776. 
 Lambert, 
 
 Quebec capitulates, 1759, 
 16^^ Sunday after Trinity, 
 Royalty abol. in Fr. 1792. 
 Matthew, Scott d, 1832. 
 Dr. Boerhaave d, 1733. 
 Autumn commences. 
 Gen. Arnold deserts, 1780. 
 Mrs. Hemans h, 1794. 
 nth Sunday after Trinity, 
 Battle of Busaco, 1810. 
 2d voy. of Columbus, 1493. 
 Michaelmas Day. 
 Jerome. Whitfield d. 1770 
 
 SUN 
 
 MOON 
 
 rises set^ 
 
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 5 21 
 
 6 38 
 
 10 49 
 
 5 22 
 
 6 37 
 
 11 39 
 
 6 23 
 
 6 35 
 
 mom 
 
 5 24 
 
 6 33 
 
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 5 26 
 
 6 31 
 
 1 30 
 
 5 27 
 
 6 29 
 
 2 28 
 
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 6 27 
 
 3 29 
 
 5 29 
 
 6 25 
 
 4 29 
 
 5 30 
 
 6 23 
 
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 5 32 
 
 6 21 
 
 6 42 
 
 5 33 
 
 6 20 
 
 7 8 
 
 5 34 
 
 6 18 
 
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 5 36 
 
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 8 7 
 
 5 38 
 
 6 14 
 
 8 40 
 
 5 39 
 
 6 12 
 
 9 6 
 
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 6 10 
 
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 6 8 
 
 10 49 
 
 5 42 
 
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 OCTOBER. 
 
 Last Quarter. . . 1st day 2h 48m Mor 
 
 New Moon 9th day 4h 1 8m Mor 
 
 First Quarter. . . 1 7tb day 2h 53m'Mor 
 
 Full Moon 23rd day 6h 48m Evg 
 
 Last Quarter. . .30th day 5h 8m Evg 
 
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 FESTIVALS, &c. 
 
 Remigim. 
 
 Dr. Channing d. 1842. 
 18^^ Sunday after Trinity, 
 Belgian Independence, 1830 
 America discov. 1492. 
 L. Philippe visits Eng. 1844 
 Fire at Miramichi, 1825. 
 Otho King of Greece, 1832. 
 Denis, Bat. Savannah, 1779 
 l^th Sunday after Trinity. 
 Admrl, Duncan beat Dutch 
 Penn^. 1745. [fleet, 1797. 
 Battle of Queen ston, 1812 
 Murat shot, 1815. 
 Miss Landon, d, 1838. 
 Kosciusko d. 1817. 
 20^^ Sunday after Trinity. 
 Luke. Bat. of Leipsic, 1813. 
 C. P. Thompson arr. 1839. 
 Battle of Navarino, 1827, 
 Trafalgar — ^Nelson Jc. 1805. 
 Netherlands Treaty, 1832. 
 Colborne leaves Can. 1839. 
 "ilst Sunday after Trinity. 
 Crispin, [Hogarth d, 1794. 
 Bat. of Chateauguay, 1813. 
 Capt. Cook 6. 1728. 
 Simon and Jude. 
 Riots at Bristol, 1831. 
 Dr. Cartwright d. 1823. 
 22nd Sunday after Trinity. 
 
 SUN 
 
 rises sets 
 
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 Treaty of Ghent, 1814. 
 
 •••Christmas. 
 
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 QUEEN AND ROYAL FAMILY. 
 
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 VICTORIA, Queen of the United Kingdom of 
 Great Britain and Ireland, [daughter of the late 
 Duke of Kent, by Victoria Maria Louisa, sister 
 of Leopold, K. of the Belgians] born May 24th, 
 1819— succeeded her uncle, Wm. IV. June 20th, 
 1837— crowned June 28th, 1838— Married, Feb. 
 10th 1840, to Francis Albert Augustus Charles 
 Emanuel, Prince of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, born 
 August 26th 1819. Issue: 
 
 Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa^ Princess Royal : 
 born November 21st, 1840. 
 
 Albert Edward^ Prince of Wales, bom Novem- 
 ber 9, 184L 
 
 Alice Maud Mary^ born April 25, 1843. 
 
 Alfred Ernest Albert^ bom August 6, 1844. 
 
 Helena Augusta Victoria^ born May 25, 1846. 
 
 QUEEN DOWAGER. 
 
 Adelaide^ consort of the late William IV. sister 
 of the Duke of Saxe Meiningen, bom August 13, 
 1792— annuity £100,000. 
 
 THE queen's MOTHER. 
 
 Victoria^ Duchess of Kent, daughter of Francis, 
 Duke of Saxe Coburg, born August 17, 1786 — 
 married May 29, 1818, to Edward Duke of Kent, 
 who died January 23, 1820. Issue, the Queen. 
 
 UNCLES AND AUNTS OF THE QUEEN. 
 
 Ernest Augustus^ King of Hanover, Duke of 
 Cumberland, born June 5, 1771 ; an. £21000. 
 
 Adolphus Frederick^ Duke of Cambridge, born 
 Februaiy 24, 1774— annuity £27,000. 
 
 Mary^ Duchess of Gloucester, born April 25th, 
 1776— annuity jei5,958. 
 
 Princess Sophia, born November 3rd, 1777. 
 
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 BRITISH MINISTRY, 
 
 Formed under Lord John Russel, in June, 1846. 
 
 SALARy 
 
 Lord John Russell, 1st Lord of the Treas. £5000 
 
 Lord Cottenham, Lord High Chancellor.., 14000 
 
 Marquis of Lansdowne, Pres, of Council... 2000 
 
 Earl of Minto, Lord Privy Seal, 2000 
 
 Sir George Grey, Home Secretary, 5000 
 
 Viscount Palmerston, Foreign Secretary... 6000 
 
 Earl Grey, Colonial Secretary, 6000 
 
 Lord Campbell, Chanc, Duchy of Lancaster 6000 
 
 Mr. Chas. Wood, Chancellor of Exchequer, 6000 
 
 Mr. Macaulay , Paymaster General, 2500 
 
 Earl of Auckland, 1st Lord Admirality, ... 4500 
 
 Viscount Morpeth, Woods and Forrests, ... 2000 
 
 Marquis of Clanricarde, Postmaster General 2600 
 
 Earl of Clarendon, Board of Trade^ 2000 
 
 Sir John Hobhouse, Board of Control. 3500 
 
 Mr. Labouchere, Chief Sec, for Ireland, . . . 2000 
 
 THE ABOVE FORM THE CABINET. 
 
 Right Hon. R. S. Shiel, Master of the Mint, 
 Hon. Fox Maule, Secretary at War. 
 Sir Thomas Wilde, Attorney General 
 Mr. A. Rutherford, Lord Advocate, 
 Mr. J. Maitland, Solicitor General, Scotland, 
 Earl of Besborough, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, 
 Duke of Wellington, Commander of the Forces, 
 Marquis of Anglesey, Master Gen, of Ordnance, 
 
 Note. — The Ministry formed under Sir Robert 
 Peel, which succeeded the ministry of Lord Mel- 
 bourne, in September, 1841, went out of office on 
 the25th Jnne, 1846. 
 
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FBOVINCIAI. LEGISLATUBE. 
 
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 CANADA. 
 
 PROVINCIAL EXECUTIVE, 
 
 His Excellency the Right Hon. James Bruce, 
 Earl of Elgin & Kincardine, Captain Gene- 
 ral and Governor-in-Chief of Her Majesty's 
 Provinces of Canada, New Brunswick, and 
 Nova Scotia, and of the Island of Prince 
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 Lt. Col. Edmund Antrobus, Prov. Aide-de-Camp 
 Lt. Col. DeSalabeiTy, Extra Prov. Aide-de-Camp 
 
 isxccutfbe Council. 
 
 Hon. Wm. Morris, President, Receiver General 
 ** Dominick Daly, Provincial Secretary, 
 •* William H. Draper, Attorney Gen. (West) 
 ** James Smith, Attorney General, (East) 
 " Denis B. Papineau, Commr. Crovni Lands, 
 ** William Cayley, Inspector General* 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 Etienne Parent, Clerk, 
 William H. Lee, Assistant Clerk, 
 Samuel Boies Smith, First Clerk, 
 Flavien Vallerand, Second Clerk, 
 William A. Himsworth, Third Clerk, 
 Oliver Cotd, Fourth Clerk, 
 Michael Naughten Messenger, 
 David Ryan, Doorkeeper. 
 
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 Eegi^latiiie Council. 
 
 Members. Date of Summons. 
 
 R E Caron, Speaker, ...Quebec, '9th June, 1841. 
 
 Robert S Jameson, Toronto, do 
 
 P B de Blaquicre, Kingston do 
 
 Peter M'Gill, Montreal, do 
 
 Robert B Sullivan, Toronto, do 
 
 William Morris, Montreal, do 
 
 George Pemberton, Quebec, do 
 
 Alexander Fraser, Fr aserfield, do 
 
 Bartheleray Joilette, ...Villa. Industry do 
 
 James Crooks, Flamboro' west do 
 
 Adam Fergusson, Flamboro' east, do 
 
 John Macaulay, Kingston, do 
 
 John Hamilton, Kingston, do 
 
 Fran9ois P Bruneau, . . .Montreal, do 
 
 John McDonald, Gananoque, do 
 
 Adam Ferrie, Montreal, do 
 
 Jean Baptiste Tachd, ...Kamouraska, do 
 
 Paul H Knoulton, Brome, do 
 
 Thomas McKay, NewEdinburghdo 
 
 Gabriel Roy, St. Laurent, June 14, *41 
 
 Pliillip H.Moore, St. Armand. Sept 7, 1841 
 
 Robert Dickson, Niagara, 1 9th Aug. 1 842 
 
 Amable Dionne, Kamouraska do 
 
 Joseph Dionne, St Pierre, do 
 
 George J Goodhue, London do 
 
 Levius P Sherwood, Toronto, do 
 
 WilUam Walker Quebec, do 
 
 Christopher Widmer, ...Toronto, 15th Aug. 1843 
 
 J iEmilius Irving, Newmarket, Sept 4, 1 843 
 
 Louis Massue, Quebec, do 
 
 P B de Boucherville . . .Boucherville, Sept 27, '43 
 
 John NeUson, Quebec, 30th Nov, 1844 
 
 James Morris, Brockville, do 
 
 James Gordon, Amherstburgh, Nov 3,'45 
 
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 PERMANENT OFFICERS. 
 
 Clerk, 
 
 Charles DeLery, ) Assistant Clerks, and 
 
 John F. Taylor, Senior,) Masters in Chancery. 
 John F. Taylor, Junior, Add. Clerk Asst. 
 Kev. W. A. Adamson, Chaplain and Librarian, 
 
 E. L. Montizambert, Law Clerk, 
 Robert Lemohie, French Translator, 
 
 W. A. Maingy and E. Doucet, Junior Clerks, 
 
 F. S. Jarvis, Gent. Usher of the Black Rod, 
 James Adamson, Assistant Librarian, 
 Olivier Vallerand, Serjeant-at-Arms, 
 Thomas Brooke, Doorkeeper, 
 
 M. Keating, Chief Messenger and Housekeeper 
 
 2Lcg(0lat{bei[g0cmbISt 
 
 SIR ALLA^ N. McNAB, Speaker. 
 
 Members. Constitue^Kies, 
 
 Beauharnois Eden Col vile 
 
 Bellechasse Hon. Augustin N. Morin 
 
 Berthier David M. Armstrong 
 
 Bonaventure John LeBoutillier, 
 
 Brockville, George Sherwood 
 
 Bytown William Stewart 
 
 Caiieton G. Lyons 
 
 Chambly Louis Lacoste 
 
 Champlain Louis Guillet 
 
 Cornwall J H Cameron 
 
 Dorchester J A Taschereau 
 
 Drummond Robert Nugent Watts 
 
 Dundas George Macdonell 
 
 Durham John Tucker Williams 
 
 Essex John Prince 
 
 Frontenac Henry Smith 
 
 Gaspe Robert Christie 
 
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 Glengarry John S Macdonald 
 
 Grenville Hamilton D Jessup 
 
 Haldimand David Thompson 
 
 Halton, (l^jast Riding) . . . George Chalmers 
 Ilalton, (West Riding)... James Webster 
 
 Hamilton Sir Allan N. MacNab 
 
 Hastings Edmund Mumey 
 
 Huntingdon Benjamin H. Lemoine 
 
 Huron William Caylcy 
 
 Kamouraska Amable Berthelet 
 
 Kent Joseph Woods 
 
 Kingston John A Macdonald 
 
 Lanark Malcolm Cameron 
 
 Leeds Ogle Robert Gowan 
 
 Leinster Jacob De Witt 
 
 Lenox and Addington... Benjamin Seymour 
 
 Lincoln, (N. Riding) WilUani H Merritt 
 
 Lincoln, (S. Riding) James Cummlngs 
 
 L'Islet Etienne Paschal Tache 
 
 London •.. Hon. William Draper 
 
 Lotbmiere Joseph Laurin 
 
 Megan tic . Hon. Dominick Daly 
 
 Middlesex i^dward Ermatinger 
 
 Missisquoi Hon. James Smith 
 
 Montmorency Joseph Cauchon 
 
 Montreal. (City) {«-. g-|cMoffatt^ 
 
 Montreal, (County) Andrd Jobin 
 
 Niagara Walter II Dickson 
 
 Nicolet Antoino P Methot 
 
 Norfolk Israel Wood Powell 
 
 Northumberland, N. R... George Barker Hall 
 Northumberland S. R. . . .Adam Henry Meyers 
 
 Ottawa Hon. Denis B Pajpineau 
 
 Oxford Robert Riddell 
 
 Portneuf. Lewis T Drummond 
 
 Prescott Neil Stewart 
 
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 Prince Edwai'd R B Conger 
 
 Ouobcc rCitv^ JHon. Thomas C Ayhvin 
 
 (Quebec, ^i.ity) y^,^^^ Cliabot 
 
 Quebec (County) Pierre J OChaveau 
 
 Richelieu Wolfrcd Nelson 
 
 Rimouski Louis Bertrand 
 
 Rouville Timotli^e Franch^rc 
 
 Russell Archibald Petrie 
 
 Saguenay Hon. P de S Laterriere 
 
 Shefford Stephen Sewell Foster 
 
 Sherbrooke (Town) Edward Hale 
 
 Sherbrooke (County) ....Samuel Brooks 
 
 Simcoe William B Robinson 
 
 Stanstead John McConnell 
 
 Stormont Donald^ McDonell 
 
 Saint Hyacinthe Thomas Boutillier 
 
 Saint Maurice Francois Desaulniers 
 
 Terrebonne Hon L H Lafontaine 
 
 Three-Rivers Hon D B Vlger 
 
 Toronto (City) {«-«-§: |^„™' 
 
 Two Mountains William Henry Scott 
 
 Vaudreuil Jacques P Lantier 
 
 Verch^res James Leslie 
 
 Wentworth Harmannus Smith 
 
 Yamaska L^on Rousseau 
 
 York, (First Riding) ...James Hervey Price 
 York, ('Second Riding)... George Duggan 
 York, (Third Riding) ...George Munro 
 York, (Fourth Riding)... Hon Robert Bald\>in 
 
 PERMANENT OFFICERS. 
 
 W B Lindsay, Clerk ; G B Faribault, Asst. do. 
 G W Wicksteed. Law Clerk and Eng Translator 
 W P Patrick, Chief Office Clerk, 
 W Ross, Chief Clerk of Committees, 
 Henri Voyer, French Translator, 
 
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 PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE. 
 
 1* \] Oaji^non, Clerk of French Journals, 
 
 G M INluir, Clerk of Englisli Journals, 
 
 Alfred Ptitrick, Clerk of Committees, 
 
 Thos. Vaux, Second Office Clerk and Accountant 
 
 Alfred Todd, Clerk of Committees, 
 
 W B Lindsay, Junior, Assistant Law Clerk and 
 
 English Translator, 
 G licvcsque, xVssistant French Translator, 
 I) P Myraud, do. do. 
 
 J Huston, do. do. 
 
 William Winder, Librarian, 
 Alpheus Todd, Assistant Librarian, 
 George K. Chisholm, Serjeant-at-Arms, 
 J B Moraud, Thaddeus Patrick, Henry Hartncy, 
 K iiarton, W H Lcmoine, W Spink, L Berthelet, 
 and I£ B Stuart, Junior Clerks, 
 A L Cardinal, Chief Messenger ; Robt. Defries, 
 Post Master; John Cameron, Asst. Messenger; 
 John O'Connoi', Doorkeeper. 
 
 CIVIL. 
 
 CIVIL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. 
 
 Civil Secretary. 
 
 Henry Cotton, First Clerk. 
 William R. Bartlett, Second Clerk. 
 Philip St. Hill, Office Keeper. 
 J, O'Brien, Messenger. 
 
 RECEIVER GENERAL'S OFFICE. 
 Hon. William Morris, Receiver General. 
 Bernard Turquand, First Clerk. 
 Thomas A. Carey, Second Clerk. 
 George Hamilton, Third Clerk. 
 George Grundy, Fourth Clerk. 
 James Thomson, Messenger. 
 
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 PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. 
 
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 PROVINCIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE. 
 
 Hon. Dominick Daly, Provincial Secretary, 
 James Hopkirk, Assistant Secretary, (West/) 
 T. 1). Harrington, Cliief Clerk, and Clerk of tho 
 
 Blue Book. 
 Grant Powell, H G. Steele, C. Birch, and O. St. 
 
 George Yarwood, Clerks. 
 Cristopher Dunkin, Assistant Secretary, (East.) 
 Thomas Ross, Henry Jarmy, W. 11. Jones, A R. 
 
 Roche, and S. Tetu, Clerks. 
 John Gow, Office Keeper. 
 John Twomley, Messenger. 
 
 INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE. 
 
 Hon. William Caley, Inspector General. 
 
 Joseph Cary, Deputy Inspector General. 
 
 PhUlip Durnford, First Clerk. 
 
 David Alex. Ross, Second Clerk. 
 
 Isaac B. Stanton, Thu-d Clerk. 
 
 Norris Godard, Fourth Clerk. 
 
 Hy. H. Duffill, Fifth Clerk. 
 
 William Dickenson, First Book-keeper. 
 
 C. E. Anderson, Second do, 
 
 Patrick Gaul, Messenger. 
 
 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 
 
 Hon. W. B. Robinson, Chief Commissioner, 
 
 Hon. C. E. Casgrain, Assistant do. 
 
 Thomas A. Begly, Secretary, pro tern, 
 
 John H. Conolly, Chief Clerk. 
 
 Chas. Dawson Shanly and E. Hamilton, Clerks. 
 
 S. Strang, Book-Keeper. 
 
 Thomas Hewitt, Assistant do. 
 
 F. P. Rubidge, Draughtsman. 
 
 F. Baillargd, Assistant do. 
 
 M. Welch, Messenger. 
 
 
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 PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. 
 
 CROWN LANDS OFFICE. 
 
 Hon* D. B. Papineau, Commissioner. 
 Tancred Boutillier, Assistant Commissioner. 
 J. Dean and A. M'Nab, Accountants. 
 
 j: EkSS'} Corresponding Clerks. 
 
 BRANCH OP CROWN LANDS OFFICE, FORMERLY 
 SURVEYOR general's OFFICE. 
 
 Joseph Bouchette, Senior Surveyor <& Draftsman. 
 
 Andrew John Russel, Second do. 
 
 Edward T. Fletcher, Assistant do. 
 
 William Spragge, Chief Clerk. 
 
 Thomas Hector, Second Clerk. 
 
 Henry John Jones, Third Clerk. 
 
 John A. Higgins,) y . r^^^^r,^ 
 
 George Shaw, / *^ ^"^^^ ^^®^^^- 
 
 PROVINCIAL REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. 
 
 Richard A. Tucker, Provincial Registrar. 
 WilUam Kent, First Clerk. 
 George Henry Lane, Second Clerk. 
 
 MILITARY. 
 
 COMMANDER OF THE FORCES. 
 
 Lieut. General, The Earl Cathcai't, K. C. B. 
 
 Aides-de-Camp, Brevet Major John Douglas, 
 79th Regiment, Capt, E. W. C. Staveley. 44th 
 Regiment, and Lieut A. L. Peel, 62nd Regt. 
 
 GENERALS AND STAFF OFFICERS. 
 
 Major Gen. Sir J. A. Hope, K. C. B., Montreal 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. J. T. Hope, 72nd Regt. 
 Major General Sir R. Armstrong, Kingston. 
 Aide-de-Camp, Capt. John Mayne, Royal Regt. 
 Town Major, — Montreal — Ens. Colin J&acdonald 
 
PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. 
 
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 MILITARY SECY'S DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Military Secretary, Capt. G. Talbot, 43rd Regt. 
 
 First Clerk — Captain A. Bulger. 
 
 Clerks— P. Lawler, J, Rowan Spong, Robert G. 
 
 Greig, and Edward Roe. 
 Temporary Clerks —William Sache, G. Ruthven, 
 
 and George W. Thomas. 
 
 ADJUTANT GENL'S. DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Deputy Adjutant General, Col. George Augustus 
 
 Wetherall, C. B., K. H. 
 Depy. Assts. Adjt. Gen., Capt. F. J. Griffin, and 
 
 Captain E. S. Claremont, R. C. Rifles. 
 
 QR. MASTER GEN'S. DEPARTMENT. 
 Dy. Qr. Master Gen., Col. Hon. C. Gore, C. B. 
 Dy. Asst. Q. M.G., Capt. C. Ready, 71st Regt. 
 William Rogers, N. H. Hughes, and William 
 
 Moore, Clerks. 
 Temporary Clerks — W. M. Hughes and S. Dyde. 
 
 ROYAL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Comd'g R. Engineers, W. C. E. Holloway, C. B. 
 Asst. Com. Royal Engineers, Capt. B, S.Stehelin. 
 Lieutenant and Adjutant, W. S. Morrison. 
 Draftsman — R. J. Pilkington. 
 Clerk of Works — John Owens. 
 Foreman of Works — Joseph Collard. 
 Clerks— John Stephens, F. W. Lancaster, F. N. 
 Boxer, N. Lament, John Gardiner. 
 
 DISTRICT BRANCH. 
 
 Lieutenant C. Pasley. 
 
 Lieutenant R. D. Kerr. 
 
 Clerk of Works— Thomas Kinton, 
 
 Clerks — James Kerr, Henry J. Sedley/ 
 
 Foreman of Works — T. B. Cockburn* 
 
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 ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT, 
 
 Ordnance Storekeeper, J. S. Elliot, 
 
 Dop. Ord. Storekeeper, W H. Blenkame, 
 
 Clerks— E. Fayrer, J. Greig, E. Wilgress, George 
 
 Wilgress, G. F. Stevens. 
 Barrack Master — W. H. Gray. 
 
 COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Commissary General, William Filder. 
 Depy. Com. General, J. Laidley. 
 Asst. Com. General, John Lane. 
 Depyr Asst. Com. Gen., L. Routh. 
 
 Do. do. M. W. Darling. 
 
 Treasmy Clerks— T. H. Tubby, A. C.Crookshank, 
 C. T. Walcot, and C. E. Babington. 
 
 St. Johns — Asst. Com. Gen. , J. Skyrme 
 Treasury Clerk, R. Bower. v 
 
 Chambly — Asst. Com. Gen. J. Mad(arlant» 
 Wm. Henry — Dy. Asst. Com. Gen. W. Hewetson. 
 
 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Dy. Insp" Gen. of Hospitals, John Short, M. D. 
 Staff Surgeons, A. T. Jackson and J. Millar. 
 Clerks— S. W. Leslie, and Thomas Raffan. 
 
 Chaplain to the Forces, Rev. D. Robertson. 
 Acting do. Rev. J, Ramsay, M. A. 
 
 INDIAN DEPARTMENT. 
 
 Superintendant General of Indian Affairs — The 
 
 Civil Secretary. 
 Asst. do. dor and Accountant — George Vardon. 
 Supt. Ind. Affairs and Visitor, G,E.^ D. C. Napier. 
 Do. do. C.W.,J B. Clench. 
 
 Do. do. (7. TT., T. Anderson. 
 
EEGlM NTS IN CANADA, ETC. 
 
 MILITIA. 
 
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 Ldjt. General, Col. Plomer Young. 
 
 )ep. Adjt. General, (East) Lt. Col. E. F. Tachd. 
 
 )ep. Adjt. General, (West) Col. McDonald. 
 
 Meg(ment$s (n @^anatia, 
 
 AND OFFICERS COMMANDING. 
 
 j^fontreal . .Head Quarters of the Army in Canada- 
 Royal Artilery, Col. Campbell. 
 62d Light Infantry, Lt. (5ol. French. 
 2d Batt. Rifle Brigade, Lt. Col. Irton. 
 
 luebec Royal Artillery, Lt. Col, Walker. 
 
 Reserve Batt. Rifle Brigade, Lt. Col. 
 
 Beckwith. 
 93d Highlanders, Lieut. Col Spai'k. 
 
 ?;. Johns... 77ih Regt, Lt. Col.G.PBradshaw,K. H. 
 
 liamhly...2M Regt., Welch Fusiliers, (Res. Batt) 
 Lieut. Col. R. P. Holmes, 
 
 iOprame... 71st Highland Light Infantry, (Res. 
 Batt.) Lieut. Col. W. Denny. 
 
 Kingston — (Head Quarters of Major General Sir 
 Richard Armstrong, C. B.) 
 46th Regt. Lieut, Col. Garrett, K. H. 
 
 ronto — 81st Regiment, Lieut. Col. Sir Charles 
 
 Chichester. 
 ?nc?o?i— 82nd Regiment, Lieut. Col. Je M'Kay. 
 
 Niagara — Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, Lt. 
 
 Colonel Newton, K. H. 
 Mierstburgh — Do. Major Muter, 
 
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 GOVERNORS OF CANADA. 
 
 A LIST OF GOVERNORS AND ADMrNIS. 
 TRATORS FOR CANADA, 
 
 Previous to the Division of the Provinces in 1791, 
 and for Upper and Lower Canada, from 179l| 
 to the Union, in 1841, and Governors General! 
 of United Canada to the present time. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Sieur de Mesey 
 
 Sieur de Courcelles 
 
 Sieur de Frontenac 
 
 Sieur de la Barre 
 
 Sieur Marq. de Rouville 
 
 Sieur de Frontenac 
 
 Sieur Chev. de Callieret- 
 Sieur Marq, deVaudreuil 
 Le Sieur de Beauharnois 
 Sieur Comte GalHsoniere 
 
 Sieur de la Jonquiere 
 
 Sieur Marquis Guesne 
 
 deMenerville 
 
 Sieur de Vaudreuil de 
 
 Cavagnal ,... 
 
 James Murray 
 
 Paulus Emilus Irving. . . 
 
 Guy Carlton 
 
 Hector J. Cramahe 
 
 Guy Carlton 
 
 Henry Hamilton « 
 
 Henry Hope 
 
 Lord Dorchester 
 
 Frederick Haldimand ... 
 
 TITLE. 
 
 ACCESSION.! 
 
 166;] 
 
 President, 
 UG& C Cfl 
 President 
 LtG & C Cf 
 
 do. 
 
 do. 
 Gov. Genl. 
 
 Sep 23, 1665 
 Sep 12, 1672| 
 Oct 9, 1682 
 Aug 2, 16851 
 Nov 28. 1689 
 Sep 14, im\ 
 Sep 17, 17031 
 Sep 2, 1726 
 Sep 25, 1741 
 Aug 16 17481 
 
 Aug 7, 17321 
 
 July 10,1755] 
 Nov 21,171 
 June30,176l 
 Sep 24, 1761 
 Aug 9, 1771 
 Oct 26, 1774| 
 
 — 1774 
 
 — 1775 
 
 — 1776 
 
 — 1778 
 
GOVERNORS OF CANADA. 
 
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 LOWER CANADA. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 IColonel Clarke 
 
 [Lord Dorchester 
 
 Robert Prescott 
 
 Isir Robert S. Milnes .... 
 
 [on. Thomas Dunn 
 
 )ir J. H. Craig 
 
 [on. Thomas Dunn 
 
 Jir George Provost 
 
 jir G. Drummond 
 
 iohn Wilson 
 
 5ir J GSherbrooke, 6^.a5 
 
 )uke Richmond, K,C.B 
 
 [on. James Monk 
 
 ]\t Peregrine Maitland . 
 
 larl of Dalhousie,6^.C.J?. 
 
 5irF.N. Burton, iT. (7.5. 
 
 Jir James Kempt, G.C.B 
 )rd Aylmer 
 
 Mof Gosford 
 
 Sir John Colbome 
 
 M of Durham 
 
 Jir John Colbome 
 
 Do. do* 
 
 U Hon.C.P. Thompson. 
 
 TITLE. 
 
 LtG & C Cf 
 
 Lieut. Gov 
 President, 
 Gov.in Chf. 
 President, 
 Gov.in Chf. 
 Ad. in Chf. 
 Administer. 
 Gov.in Chf 
 
 do. 
 President, 
 
 do. 
 Gov.in Chf. 
 Lieut. Gov 
 
 do. 
 
 do. 
 Gov.in Chf. 
 Administ'r 
 Gov. Genl. 
 Administ'r. 
 Gov Genl. 
 
 do. 
 
 UPPER CANADA. 
 
 folJohn Graves Simcoe 
 [onorable Peter Russel 
 lit. Gen. Peter Hunter. . . 
 [on. Alexander Grant 
 
 I'rancis Gore 
 
 [aj Gen Sir Isaac Brock 
 
 [aj Gen Sir R H Sheaife 
 
 [ajor Gen, F. Baron de 
 
 Hottenburgh 
 
 Lieut. Gov. 
 President 
 Lieut.Gov 
 President 
 Lieut. Gov. 
 President 
 do. 
 
 ACCESSION. 
 
 — 1791 
 Sep 24, 1793 
 
 1796 
 
 July 31,1799 
 July 31 ,1805 
 Oct 24, 1807 
 Junel9J811 
 Sep 14, 1811 
 Apl 14, 1815 
 May 22,1815 
 July 12,1816 
 July 30,1818 
 Sep 30, 1819 
 Sep 20, 1820 
 Junel8,1820 
 June 7, 1824 
 Sep 8, 1828 
 July, 1830 
 
 1835 
 
 Feb 27, 1838 
 May, 1838 
 Nov 1838 
 Jany 1839 
 Oct 1839 
 
 July 8, 1792 
 ,Tuly 21,1796 
 Aug.17,1799 
 Sep. 11,1805 
 Aug 25,1806 
 Sep. 30,1811 
 Oct. 20, 1812 
 
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 GOVEIINORS OF CANADA, ETC. 
 
 NAMES. 
 
 Lt Gen Sir G Drummond 
 Lt Gen Sir GoO. Murray 
 Maj Gn Sir F.B Robinson 
 
 Francis Gore 
 
 Honorable Saml. Smith 
 Maj Gen Sir P Maitlund 
 Honorable Saml. Smith 
 Maj Gen Sir P Maitland 
 Maj Gen Sir J Colborne 
 Sir Francis Bond Head 
 Sir George Arthur 
 
 TITLES 
 
 Pr. Lt. Gov 
 Pr. Lt. Gov 
 
 do. 
 Lieut. Gov. 
 Administer. 
 Lieut. Gov. 
 AdministV. 
 Lieut. Gov. 
 
 do. 
 
 do. 
 
 do. 
 
 UNITED CANADA. 
 
 •••••••••I 
 
 Lord Sydenham 
 
 Lt Gen Sir R D Jackson 
 
 Sir Charles Bagot 
 
 Lord Metcalfe 
 
 Lt. Gen. Earl Cathcart . 
 
 Do. do. 
 Earl of Elgin 
 
 Gov. Gen. 
 Administ'r 
 Gov. Genl. 
 
 do. 
 Administ'r. 
 Gov. Genl. 
 
 do. 
 
 ACCESSION. 
 
 Dec. 13,1813 
 Apl 25, 1815 
 July 1, 181a 
 Sep. 25,181) 
 Junel 1,181/ 
 Aug. 13,1818 
 Mar. 8, 1820 
 June 30,1820 
 Nov. 6, 18281 
 Jan. 25,18.36 
 Mar.23,1838 
 
 Mar. 8, 1841 
 Sep. 25,1 84l| 
 Fan, 12, 1841 
 Mar.30, 18431 
 Xov.26, 1845 
 ApL 24, 184« 
 
 ^omparatlb^ <Stafcment 
 
 Of Arrivals and Tonnage, 
 
 at the Port of Quebec, in the years 1845 and 184SJ 
 up to 23d November^ inclmive. 
 
 In 1845 
 In 1846 
 
 VESSELS. 
 
 1475 
 1439 
 
 TONNAGE. 
 
 559,712 
 673,208 
 
 Less this year 36 more 13,496 
 
 JotaiP^ 
 
STATISTICS. 
 
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 population ^ablcg— ©cnjsus 1844. 
 
 POPULATION OF THE CITY OF 
 MONTREAL, 
 
 
 4J ^3 
 
 'Jl t-t 
 1113 
 
 Males, 
 
 Fkmales, . . . 
 
 1246 
 
 Fr. Canad. . . 
 
 572 
 
 Br.Canad... 
 
 620 
 
 English 
 
 Scotch 
 
 257 
 
 206 
 
 Irish 
 
 644 
 71 
 
 U. States... 
 
 Other places 
 Ch. of Rome 
 
 9 
 1200 
 
 >. of Engd 
 X Scotrd . 
 
 414 
 
 296 
 
 )ther Deno. 
 
 469 
 
 Proprietors . 
 
 70 
 
 louses occn 
 
 257 
 
 
 
 919 
 961 
 882 
 393 
 147 
 
 88 
 362 
 
 24 
 
 24 
 
 1256 
 
 410 
 
 149 
 
 105 
 
 42 
 25 5 
 
 ^ 03 
 
 ?» 
 
 6852 5738 
 7592 6591 
 
 7078 
 
 1965 
 739 
 429 
 
 1940 
 
 122 
 
 37 
 
 9228 
 
 5762 
 
 2346 
 783 
 893 
 
 2026 
 
 117 
 
 96 
 
 8133 
 
 170411722 
 921il263 
 
 480 
 496 
 
 1160 
 554 
 
 1870118501 
 
 Queen's 
 AVard. 
 
 Centre 
 Ward. 
 
 6981 
 
 844 
 
 7021 
 
 880 
 
 4238 
 
 509 
 
 3072 
 
 467 
 
 1061 
 
 174 
 
 904 
 
 192 
 
 4197 
 
 426 
 
 328 
 
 39 
 
 33 
 
 20 
 
 8583 
 
 880 
 
 2036 
 
 420 
 
 1465 
 
 255 
 
 1769 
 
 272 
 
 415 
 
 30 
 
 1812 
 
 208 
 
 o 
 
 20404 
 
 23191 
 
 19041 
 
 8863 
 
 3161 
 
 2712 
 
 9595 
 
 701 
 
 212 
 
 29280 
 
 6706 
 
 4349 
 
 4255 
 
 1607 
 
 6252 
 
 E capitulation. 
 
 Population of 
 
 Westward,.... 2285 
 
 East Ward 1912 
 
 St Mary Ward..l2285 
 St. Law.Ward..l2235 
 Queen's Ward .13571 
 Centre Ward... 1805 
 
 \otal Population, 44093 
 
 Deaf & Dumb, 8 m. 16/ ; 
 
 Blind 16m.l9fi 
 
 Idiots 9 m. 27/: 
 
 Lunatics, 19 m, 27/! 
 
 Colleges, academies ! 
 
 and convents, .... 23 , 
 
 Elementary Schools 68 
 
 Scholars— Male, ...3192 i 
 
 Female, 2576 ; 
 
 Servants— Male, ...1224 \ 
 
 Female, 2498 
 
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 STATISTICS. 
 
 POPULATION OF LOWER CANADA, 
 IN 1831 AND 1844. 
 
 1831 1844 
 Saguenay,. 8385 13445 
 Montm'cy.. 8089 8434 
 Quebec, ...36173 45676 
 Portneuf... 13656 15922 
 Champlain. 6991 10404 
 St.Maiirice.l6909 20594 
 Berthier ...20225 26705 
 Leinster ...22122 25307 
 Terebonne.16623 20646 
 T. Mount's.20905 26835 
 Ottawa, ... 4786 11340 
 Montreal... 43773 64306 
 Vaudreuil. .13111 16616 
 Beauhamoil6859 28580 
 Hunrgdon.29916 36204 
 RouviUe ...18185 22198 
 Chambly... 15483 17171 
 Verchferes.. 12319 12968 
 
 1831 1844 
 Richelieu. .16146 20983 
 SlHyacinthl3366 21734 
 Shefford... 6087 9996 
 Missisquoi. 8801 10866 
 Sfanstcad.. 10306 11846 
 Sherbrooke 7103 13302 
 Drummond 3566 9371 
 Yamaska.. 9496 11645 
 Nicolet ...12509 16280 
 Lotbini^re.. 9191 13617 
 Megantic... 2283 6730 
 Dorchester 23816 34826 
 Bellechase.13529 14549 
 
 L'Islet 13518 16990 
 
 Kamoraskal4557 17465 
 Rimouski,..l0061 17577 
 
 Gaspd 6003 7458 
 
 Bonaventur8109 8230 
 
 Total Population of Canada East,.511919 678590 
 
 STATEMENT OP BAPTISMS & BURIALS 
 
 In the City and County of Montreal tor the years | 
 
 1844 and 1845. 
 BAPTISMS. Males. Females. Total 
 
 City of Montreal. . .1844—1444 1440 2884 
 
 1845—1634 
 County " 1844—1835 
 
 1845—2039 
 
 BURIALS. 
 
 City of Montreal... 1S44:— 929 
 
 1547 
 1809 
 1905 
 
 3181 
 3644 
 3944 
 
 County 
 
 ti 
 
 1845-1077 
 1844—1090 
 1845—1269 
 
 850 
 
 996 
 
 1018 
 
 1143 
 
 1779 
 2073 
 2108 
 2412 
 
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(VNADA, 
 
 831 1844 
 6146 20983 
 13366 21734 
 5087 8996 
 8801 10866 
 10306 11846 
 7103 13302 
 3566 9371 
 9496 11645 
 L2509 16280 
 9191 13617 
 2283 6730 
 23816 34826 
 13529 14549 
 13518 16990 
 L14557 17465 
 10061 17577 
 5003 7458 
 8109 8230 
 
 |l919 678690 
 
 BURIALS 
 
 ^or the years I 
 
 ^les. Total 
 2884 
 3181 
 3644 
 3944 
 
 1779 
 2073 
 2108 
 2412 
 
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COURTS OP JUSTICE. 
 
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 (DdDlBrmiP ©IF i^ IP IP IS AIL. So 
 
 The Court of Appeals for Lower Canada — 
 established under the Prov. Act 7 Vict. Chap. 18 
 —is composed of all the Justices of the several 
 Courts of Queen's Bench, any four of whom form 
 a quorum. 
 
 Joseph Guillaume Barthe, Clerk. 
 John Von-Exter, Deputy Clerk* 
 
 TERMSr— From the 1st to 10th March, June 
 and November, both days inclusive. The Court 
 sits alternately in Quebec and Montreal. 
 
 (^(DlfflEW ®IP ©lyflSlilKr^^ 3BffiEr(D!Ht. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Hon. Jos. R. Vallibres de St. Real, Chief Justice. 
 
 Jean Roch RoUand, ^ 
 
 Samuel Gale, > Puisn^ Judges, 
 
 Charles Dewey Day, ) 
 
 John Boston ana Wr F. Coffin, Sheriff; S. W. 
 Monk, W.- C. Hi Coffin, and L. J. A. Papineau, 
 Prothonotary ; Joseph Jones, Coroner ; Ar M. 
 Delisle, Clerk of the Crown ; R. Dillon, Ftench 
 Translator and Interpreter; Geo. Stanley, Crier; 
 Peter Devins, Assistant Crier ; Thomas McGinn, 
 Gaoler ; Benjamin Delisle, High Constable. 
 
 TERMS. —Superior Court, from 7th to 31st 
 January, 1st to 25th April, July, and October. — 
 Inferior, 16th to 25th February and May, 1st to 
 1 10th September, and December — Criminal, Istto 
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 COURTS OP JUSTICE. 
 
 QUEBEC. 
 Hon. Sir James Stuart, Chief Justice for C. E. 
 
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 Philippe Panet, }- Puisne Judges. 
 
 Elz^ar Bedard, 
 
 Wm. S. Sewell, Sheriff; E. Burroughs and C. 
 Fiset, Protlionotary ; James Green, Clerk ot the 
 Crown ; B. A. Panet and J. A Panet, Coroners. 
 
 TERMS.— Criminal Court, from 1st to 10th 
 February and August,— Civil— ASwjotJnor, 7th to 
 31st January, and 1st to 25t!i April, July and 
 October. — Inferior, 16th to 25th February and 
 May, 1st to 10th September and December. 
 
 THREE RIVERS. 
 
 D. Mondelet, Resident Judge. 
 
 I. G. Ogden, Sheriff; E. Barnard, Prothono- 
 tary and Clerk of the Crown ; Valfere Guillet, 
 Coroner ; Philip Burns, High Constable. 
 
 TEBMS,— Superior, Civil and Criminal, 12th 
 to 26th February, and 14th to 28th October.— 
 Civil only, 19th to 28th June.— iw/enor, 1st to 
 7th February, April, June, August, October and 
 December. 
 
 SAINT FRANCIS. 
 
 R. H. Gairdner, Provincial Judge. 
 
 E. Bowen, Sheriff ; W. Bell and F. G. Bowen, 
 Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown ; C. A, 
 DeTounancour, Coroner. 
 
Uerk ot the 
 
 COURTS OP JUSTICE. 
 
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 Hon. John G. Thompson, ProvincialJudge. 
 
 Martin Shcppard, Sheriff; J. "VVilkic, and G. 
 F. Tremblay, Clerk of the Crown and Protliono- 
 notary ; Robert Sherar, Coroner. 
 
 TERMS. — Civil and Criminal.— ^^ Perce, 
 21st to 30th August. — At Neio Carlisle, 4th to 
 13th September. — 
 
 The Superior Courts of Queen's Bench have Juris- 
 diction in suits above £20 currency. The Inferior 
 Courts have Jurisdiction up to £20 cy. 
 
 DISTRICT OF MONTREAL 
 
 ITypolite Guy. 
 Chas. Mondelet. 
 
 JUDGES* 
 
 John S. McCord. 
 William Badgley 
 
 Clerks. Circuits. 
 
 A. D. Bondy Berthier. 
 
 L. DeLorimier L'Assomption. 
 
 Germain Raby Terrebonne. | 
 
 F. H. Lemaire Two Mountains. 
 
 A Lafontaine Ottawa. 
 
 0. Bastion Vaudreuil, 
 
 Louis Beaudry Beauharnois. 
 
 John McGillis Saint Johns. 
 
 James C. Allsopp, Jr Missisquoi. 
 
 P. Doucet , Saint Hyacinthe. 
 
 T. R. Chevalier Richelieu. 
 
 ♦The Circuit Judges are also, by virtue of their 
 appointments, Commissioners of Bankrupts and 
 Justices of the Peace, and are required to act as 
 Chairmen of the Quarter Sessions in the Districts 
 for which they are appointed. 
 
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 COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
 TERMS. 
 
 BerMer — In the Parish of Berthier— 1st to 7th 
 March, July and November. 
 
 L'Assomptim, — In the Parish of St. Pierre,— 9th 
 to 15th March, July and November. 
 
 Terrebonne. — In the Parish of St. Louis, — 7th to 
 13th January, May and September* 
 
 Two Mountains. — In the Parish of St Benoit,— 
 17th to 23rd February, June and October. 
 
 Ottawa.— At the Village of Aylmer,— 7th to 13th 
 January, May and September. 
 
 Vaudreuil. — In the Parish of St Michael, — 10th 
 to 16th February, June and October. 
 
 Beauhamoisr — In the Parish of St Clement, — 
 17th to 23rd February, June and October. 
 
 Saint Johm. — In the Parish of Saint John,— 1st 
 to 7th February, June and October. 
 
 Missisquoi — ^Nelsonville, Township of Dunham, 
 —9th to 15th March, July and November. 
 
 St. Hyacinfhe.^At the Village of St. Hyacinthe, 
 — 10th to 16th February, June and October. 
 
 Richelieu, — In the Parish of St Ours, — 7th to 
 13tli January, May and September. 
 
 The Circuit Courts have jurisdiction up to X20 
 
 Currency. 
 
 Hypolite Guy, \ 
 
 Charlos Mondelet, f Circuit Judges and Commis- 
 John S. McCord, f* sioners of Bankrupts. 
 WilUam Badgley, ) 
 
 David R. Wood, Clerk. 
 
COURTS OF JUSTICE. 
 
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 The Commissioners' Courts are held every 
 Monday, in the Cities of Quebec and Montreal, 
 and on any other day or days during the week to 
 which they may be adjourned, for hearing wit- 
 nesses and determining suits : the Circuit Judges 
 being Commissioners, ex officio. In all other 
 places where Commissioners' Courts are esta- 
 blished, the sittings are held on the first Monday 
 of every month, and on any other day or days to 
 which they may be adjourned, for hearing wit- 
 nesses and determining suits. 
 
 Clerk of Court, Montreal, — John Piatt. 
 
 Jurisdiction in sums not exceeding jE6 5s. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 A. M. Delisle, Clerk of the Peace. 
 
 TERMS. 
 
 10th to 19th January, 21st to 30th April, 10th 
 to 19th July, and 21st to 30th October. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS FOR RECEIVING AFFI- 
 DAVITS FOR COURT OF Q. B. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 S. W. Monk 
 L. J. A. Papineau 
 John Boston 
 WiUiam F. Coffin 
 J. A. Labadie 
 Joseph Jones 
 William Ross 
 
 J. Belle 
 Etienne Guy 
 P. J. Beaudry 
 G. Weekes 
 O. Leblanc. 
 Charles A. Terroux. 
 A. Pelletier 
 
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 The Members of the Executive and Legislative 
 Councils, the Speakers of the Legislative 
 Assembly, and the Judges of the Province, 
 ex officio. 
 
 Hon. Denis Benj Viger 
 '' Dominick Daly 
 
 Wm. H. Draper 
 
 William Morris 
 
 Denis B Papineau 
 
 James Smith 
 
 William Cayley 
 
 Tousaint Pothier 
 
 Peter McGill 
 
 Adam Ferrie 
 
 L. H. Lafontaine 
 
 George Moffatt 
 
 Louis Guy 
 
 Joseph Masson 
 
 Austin Cuvillier 
 
 George Pyke 
 Alexander Buchanan 
 Joseph Shuter 
 William Hall 
 Edward H. Mount 
 Joseph A Gagnon 
 Jean B. Meilleur 
 Daniel Arnold! 
 Edouard M. Leprohon 
 Benjamin Hall 
 Joseph T.Barrett 
 Bazile H. Charlebois 
 Henry Corse 
 
 Auguste Delisle 
 J as. M. DesRivieres 
 John Doneganl 
 Damase Masson 
 John Molson 
 Benjamin Hart 
 Moses J. Hayes 
 Olivier Berthelot 
 J. B. Castonguez 
 Patrice Lacombe 
 Paul Joseph Lacroix 
 Alexis Laframboise 
 Charles Tate 
 John Dyde 
 Janvier D. Lacroix 
 Thomas A. Stayner 
 George H. Ryland 
 Joseph Roy 
 Joseph Valee 
 Hubert Pare 
 Olivier T. Bruneau 
 John Cuvillier 
 John Easton Mills 
 Henry DriscoU 
 Come, S. Cherrier 
 WilUam C. Meredith 
 James Leslie 
 Jacob DeWitt 
 
ADVOCATES. 49 
 
 1 
 
 B. H. Lemoine 
 
 Benjamin Brewster 
 
 Wolfred Nelson 
 
 Hosea B. Smith 
 
 Benjamin Holmes 
 
 Jean Louis Beaudry 
 
 J. W. Dunscombe. 
 
 Pierre Lamotlie 
 
 Michael McCuUoch 
 
 John Mdthewson 
 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 
 Fran9ois Trudeau 
 
 Etienne Parent 
 
 Henry Jackson 
 
 B. C. A. Gugy 
 
 Francois Perrin 
 
 James Ferrier 
 
 Charles H. Castle 
 
 Jacques Viger 
 
 John G. McKenzie 
 
 William U. Chaffers 
 
 John Young 
 
 William Connoly 
 
 H. Lemesurer Routh 
 
 Joseph A. Labadie 
 
 James Henry Lambe 
 
 Thomas Tait 
 
 Stanley Bagg 
 
 Ovide Leblanc 
 
 Charles Geddes 
 
 E. N. DeLorimier 
 
 William Lyman 
 
 Pierre Jodoin 
 
 Thomas Wilson 
 
 ! ^pterDunn 
 
 John Jordan 
 
 '^ liam Lunn 
 
 Tancred Bouthillier 
 
 jean Bruneau 
 
 William Dunlop 
 
 Charles A. Brault 
 
 Wm Ermatinger, Super- 
 
 Joseph Belle 
 
 intendant ot Police. 
 
 Jean Bte. C. Trestler 
 
 
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 caters 
 
 PRACTISING i: 
 
 N MONTREAL. 
 
 Hon J. Smith, Atty.Gen. 
 
 Toussalnt Peltier, 
 
 A Buchanan, Q. C. 
 
 Peter N Rossiter 
 
 H Driscoll, Q. C. 
 
 CCS DeBleury 
 
 C S Cherrier, Q. C 
 
 John McDonnell 
 
 Wm. C Meredith, Q C. 
 
 B C A Gugy 
 
 Janvier D Lacroix 
 
 Joseph Bourret 
 
 Francois X Bender 
 
 Pierre Bibaud 
 
 D B RolUn 
 
 Thomas S Judah 
 
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Frederick Griffin 
 Daniel Salmon 
 John Bleakley 
 R S M Bouchette 
 Francis Terroux 
 C H N Drolct 
 Thomas Nye 
 William Vondelvenden 
 J A Lacroix 
 Augustin N Morin 
 Pierre Moreau 
 John P Sexton 
 Henry H Judah 
 Louis H Lafontalne 
 Hugh Taylor, 
 John Godard 
 Henry O Andrews 
 G W Wicksteed 
 James J T Phelan 
 E L Montizambert 
 James Scott 
 John Radiger 
 John J Day 
 Norbert Dumas 
 Joseph E Pelletier 
 Felix Fortier 
 John W McDonald 
 George E Cartier 
 Frs. D Cartier 
 R A R Hubert 
 Andr^ Ouimet 
 Alexis Giard 
 Adolphus M Hart 
 Lewis T Drummond 
 Robert Easton 
 Joseph A Berthelot 
 S C Monk 
 
 J P DeBoucherville 
 Henry Stuart 
 M S David 
 Robert Mackay 
 J U Beaudry 
 Jean D Delisle 
 Murdoch Morrison 
 Louis V Sicotte 
 David Rochon 
 Louis A Oliver 
 Edward Charles 
 Charles A Leblanc 
 F G Johnson 
 F C Levesque 
 G S Carter 
 L A H Bourret 
 Joseph G Barthe 
 George Pyke 
 John Honey 
 Joseph A Morin 
 John Monk 
 G H E Therrien 
 Henry J Ibbottson 
 Joseph C Coursol 
 C S Rodier 
 Felix M B^linge 
 Louis O LeTourneux 
 Andrew Robertson 
 J C A Poitras 
 Jacques A Tailhades 
 A A Dorion 
 Joseph RouerRoy 
 A R Cherrier 
 Jules Lamothe 
 W M B Hartley 
 John Rose 
 Alexandre Deseve 
 
Roderick C M'Kenzie 
 Chas. S. Burroughs 
 Alexander Cross 
 Peter L M' Donald 
 Strachan Bethune 
 Charles Glackmeyer 
 George Robertson 
 Gersham Joseph 
 Louis T Giroux 
 Maurice Laframboise 
 Alfred W Rich 
 A N Gouin 
 W F Macrae 
 James Armstrong 
 Murdoch M'lver 
 T J J Loranger 
 Guillaume Levesque 
 Gedeon Ouimet 
 Edouard Pelletler 
 Jules R Berthelot 
 James Connolly 
 Alexander D. Dorval 
 William Ennatinger 
 Frederick T Hall 
 
 Charles R Bedwell 
 T A Lamothe 
 Euclide Roy 
 Melchoir A DeSalabery 
 Thomas G Fenwick 
 Edward Carter 
 F H Himsworth 
 George B CuUen 
 P R Lafrenaye 
 Wm. B Lindsay, Junr. 
 Moses E David 
 William H Fleet 
 William G Mack 
 Malcolm McLeod 
 Jacques Roy Audy 
 F H Marchand 
 Eugene Piche 
 Alexander Herbert 
 George O'Keefe 
 Pierre Blanchet 
 Despard P O'Keefe 
 George B Muir 
 Christopher Dunkin 
 J P Leprohon 
 
 iPu<iU( l^otadcii. 
 
 N. B. Doucet 
 Thomas Bedouin 
 Henry Griffin 
 J. B. G. Pelletier 
 J. A. Labadie 
 Gibb and Easton 
 Etienne Guy 
 Z. J. Truteau 
 P. Lacombe 
 C. A. Brault 
 
 L. S. Martin 
 J. H. Jobin 
 J. Baby 
 Pierre Beaudry 
 P. Weilbrenner 
 George Weeks 
 A. A» Pelletier 
 G H. Cadieux 
 A. Gautier 
 J B. Houllee. 
 
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 COUNTY REGISTRARS. 
 
 Dr L. St. Omer 
 WiUiam Ross 
 Joseph Belle 
 Joseph D. Vallee 
 Patrice Guy 
 C. A. Terroux 
 T. J. Pelton 
 H. Laparre. 
 H. Valotte 
 F. L. Labelle 
 P. Lamothe 
 M. Solomons 
 
 A. Montreuil 
 S. C. Bagg 
 P. J. Beaudry 
 G Dagen 
 George Busby 
 C. Spenard 
 W. Bleakley 
 W. N. Crawford 
 Ovide Leblanc 
 Henry Meyer 
 J. H. Isaacson 
 C. E. Belle 
 
 CTountg i^cg(gttar0< 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Montreal and 
 Isle Bizarre 
 Vaudreuil ... 
 Beauharnois. 
 Huntingdon.. 
 
 Rouville 
 
 Chambly 
 
 Verclibres 
 
 Richelieu 
 
 StHyacinthe 
 
 Shefford 
 
 Missisquoi . . 
 
 Stanstead 
 
 Sherbrooke... 
 Drummond,.. 
 
 Yamaska 
 
 Ottawa 
 
 Two Mounts. 
 
 Registrars, 
 
 George H. Ryland 
 
 H. F. Charlebois.. 
 D. K.Lighthall... 
 
 J. B.Lukin 
 
 Henry Aubertin 
 Thomas Austin... 
 Pierre Menard.... 
 P. R. Chevalier... 
 Jean Frs. Tetu.... 
 Hiram S. Foster.. 
 
 R. Dickinson 
 
 C. A Richardson. 
 William Ritchie.,. 
 William Robins.., 
 Jean O. Arcand... 
 James F, Taylor.. 
 Daniel De Hertel. 
 
 Offices, 
 
 St. James Street 
 
 MontreaL 
 VaudreuiL 
 Durham. 
 Laprairie. 
 St. Athanase. 
 Chambly, 
 Vercheres. 
 St. Ours. 
 St. Hyacinthe. 
 Shefford. 
 Frelighsbm'g. 
 Stanstead PI. 
 Sherbrooke. 
 Drumm'dville. 
 Bale du Febvre. 
 Aylmer. 
 St. Andrews 
 
CODNTT REGISTRARS. 
 
 33 
 
 Counties. 
 
 Terrebonne .. 
 
 Leinster 
 
 Berthier 
 
 SaintMaurice 
 Champlain... 
 
 Portneuf. 
 
 Quebec 
 
 Registrars, 
 
 Alexander Gorrie 
 L. Archambault. . . 
 Jean Bte . Chalut. 
 Louis G. Duval.. 
 F. Filteau 
 
 Offices, 
 
 Terrebonne. 
 L'Assomption. 
 Berthier. 
 Three Rivers. 
 Batiscan. 
 
 Roger Lelievre.... Cap Sante. 
 C. Montizambert y^uebec. 
 
 Montmorenci|L. C. Lefran9ois... 
 
 P, Gosselin 
 
 C. Duberger 
 
 Joseph Jutras 
 
 John R. Lambly... 
 
 Remi S. Noel 
 
 Richd. A. Fortier 
 F. M. Guay...... 
 
 P. Forgues 
 
 Hon. A. Couillard 
 
 Hon. J. Tach^ 
 
 Augustin G. Ruel 
 
 Peter Winter 
 
 Robt. W. Felton.. 
 
 Saguenay 
 
 Nicolet 
 
 Megantic 
 
 Lotbiniere.... 
 Dorchester... 
 
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 Bellechasse. . 
 
 Llslet 
 
 Kamouraska 
 
 Rimouski 
 
 Gaspd 
 
 Bonaventure 
 
 Ohateau Richer 
 
 St. Laurent. 
 
 LesEboulem'ts. 
 
 Becancour 
 
 Leeds. 
 
 Ste, Croix. 
 
 Ste. Marie. 
 
 Point Levi. 
 
 St. Gervais. 
 
 St. Thomas. 
 
 Kamouraska. 
 
 R imouskl* 
 
 Perc^. 
 
 New Carlisle. 
 
 FEES ALLOWED TO REGISTRARS. 
 
 2s. 6d forFyling, Entry, and Registry of Memo- 
 rial, and 6d. more for every hundred words 
 after the first four hundred. 
 
 2s. 6d for every certificate, or for copy of a 
 Document, and 6c?. for every hundred words 
 after the first four hundred. 
 
 For every search when the names of parties are 
 given, Is. ; when names are not given, 2s. 
 
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 POST OFFICE. 
 
 )^o0t Office. 
 
 GENERAL POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT 
 
 OF CANADA. 
 
 Thomas Allen Stayner, Dep. P, M, General, 
 Gilbert E. Gi '^ii, Chief Clerk to do. 
 Frank W. Stayner, Second Clerk to do, 
 T. S. Stayner, Third Clerk to do, 
 
 Edwin King, Fourth Clerk to do, 
 
 W, H. Griflan, Surveyor, C, East, (Quebec), 
 E. S. Freer, do, C, TTesf, (Toronto^ 
 
 John Dewe, do. Central, (Kingston). 
 
 Edwin J. King, Accountant to General P. 0. 
 
 Horatio A. "Wicksteed, ist Clerk to 
 
 John Ashworth, 
 Robert Julyan, 
 E. C. Hay den, 
 John Davison, 
 J. T. M'Cuaig, 
 
 2d 
 
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 6th 
 
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 do, 
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 Smith Allen and Jeremiah Mullen, Messengers. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 James Porteous, Post Master, 
 
 Patrick Wm. Cooper, \st Clerk, 
 
 G. E. Laughlin, 2nd 
 
 Robert Oliver, 2rd 
 
 James Davison, 4tth 
 
 Bernard McEvenue, bth 
 
 Charles Huddell, Qth 
 
 William Brown, 1th 
 James Huddell, 
 James Simpson, 
 
 do, 
 
 do, 
 
 do, 
 
 do, 
 
 do, 
 
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 \st Letter Carrier. 
 2d do. 
 
 M. Murphy, ^d do, 
 
 Charles Loofs, Porter and Messenger, 
 
POST OFFICE. 
 
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 Officers in charge of British Mail between Boston 
 and Montreal, and vice versd, 
 
 ^RTMENT I Major James Laing, | F. H. Vane, 
 
 Mail Contractors between Montreal and Quebec, 
 
 and vice versd, 
 Jeremiah Madden, | C W. Hay den. 
 
 OFFICE HOURS, 
 
 In Summer — From Eight, a.m. to Six p. m. 
 
 In Winter^From Eight, a.m. to Five, p.m. 
 
 On Sundays— In Summer, from Ten to Twelve, 
 A.M., and Four to Five, p. m. In Winter, from 
 Ten to Twelve, a. m., and Four to Five, p. M. 
 
 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP MAILS. 
 
 \HaUfax, etc. — Arrive Tuesdays and Fridays; de- 
 part Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6, p.m. 
 j Quebec and intermediate places. — Arrive every 
 morning, except Monday ; depart every after- 
 noon, except Sunday, (during navigation) at 6 
 p. M. — In winter, arrive and depart daily. 
 \Canada West. — Arrive every forenoon; depart 
 
 every day, at Ten o'clock, A. m. 
 [Ottawa Route. — ^Arrive and depart daily, except 
 
 Sunday. 
 {United States^ viaLaprairie, St. Johns, etc — Arrive 
 every morning, except Monday; depart every 
 morning, except Sunday, at a Quarter-past 8 
 \United Kingdom. — The mails for England are for- 
 warded by steam-packets, which leave Boston on 
 the 1st and 1 6th of every month, except January, 
 i'ebruary, March, and April, when only one mail, 
 [hat of the 1st, is despatched. The packets leave 
 iverpool on the 4th and 19th of each month, 
 except December, January, February aud March. 
 [n these months, on the 4th only. 
 
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 POST OFFICE. 
 
 1 . — All letters sent by post in Canada and other 
 Provinces of British North America, are charged 
 by weight. 
 
 2. — The scale of weight for charging postage is 
 the same as that by wliich letters to and from the 
 United Kingdom are charged, viz : 
 
 For a Letter not exceeding ^ oz 1 Rate ^ 
 
 Ditto ditto 1 oz 2 Rates 
 
 Ditto ditto 2 oz 4 Rates 
 
 Ditto ditto 3oz 6 Rates 
 
 And so on, adding two rates for every additional 
 ounce. After the first ounce, fractional parts aie 
 not noticed ; thus, if a letter exceed 1 ounce, it | 
 becomes liable to fom' rates, and if it exceed 2 oz 
 six rates. 
 
 3. — The Rates of Postage on letters are— Fori 
 a Letter not exceeding half an ounce, (without] 
 regard to the number of pieces of which it is com- 
 posed) s, (1. 
 
 Conveyed 60 miles or under, 4^ cv, 
 
 Do 60 " to 100 miles, ...0 7 
 Do 100 " to 200 " ...0 9 
 Do 200 " to 300 " ...0 lU 
 Do 300 •• to 400 ♦' ...1 l| 
 Do 400 " to 500 " ...14 
 
 4. — Letters to and from the United Kingdoinl 
 are subject to an uniform'charge of 1 s. 4d curf 
 rency, per half ounce ; and on letters, via m 
 United States^ the provincial charge is an uuifornil 
 rate of 25d from any part of Canada to the fronf 
 tier line, and 25d. for eveiy additional half ouncal 
 This charge must be pre-paid, as also the Amerif 
 can postage to the Atlantic port,— Boston or Nevl 
 York. 
 
POST OFFICE. 
 
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 NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Colonial Newspapers, not exceeding 2 oz., to or 
 from any part of tlie British N. American Pro- 
 vinces, pay one half-penny, pre-paid or not, at the 
 option of the sender. 
 
 If sent to any British Colony beyond sea, (not 
 intended to pass through the United Kingdom,) 
 or to any foreign country, except the United 
 States, one halfpenny, to he pre-paid. 
 
 If sent to any part of the United States— one 
 ponny — to be pke-paid. 
 
 Newspapers from the United States pay, on 
 delivery. Id Provincial, in addition to the United 
 States postage. 
 
 Colonial Newspapers sent to the United King- 
 dom, or to any British c olony by way of Eng- 
 land, and British newspapers from the United 
 Kingdom to any part of Canada, are subject to 
 to a duty of a half-penny, each, to be paid on 
 deUvery. 
 
 With exception of these last, (which are not 
 limited as to weight,) a newspaper to pass under 
 the foregomg regulations, must not exceed 2 oz., 
 otherwise it will be liable to pamphlet postage, 
 i, e. one penny per oz. 
 
 British Newspapers can be re-posted in Canada, 
 subject to one half penny postage. 
 
 Supplements charged as distmct Newspapers. 
 
 VOTES AND proceedings IN PARLIAMENT. 
 
 If sent to the U. Kingdom by packet, or to any 
 part of British North America or British West 
 Indies, one penny for every four ounces. 
 
 If intended to be sent to the U. Kingdom by 
 private ship, — double the above rates. 
 
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 POST OFFICE. 
 
 No packet or cover containing votes or Legis- 
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 the Post, if exceeding six pounds weight. 
 
 PAMPHLETS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 If printed in the United Kingdom, British 
 North America, or Britisli West Indie", may be 
 sent to any place in British North America, the 
 United States, or British West Indies, at the re- 
 duced inland rate of one penny per ounce, in ad- 
 ditionto sea postage, provided they do not exceed 
 16 ounces. 
 
 If printed and mailed in the United States, 
 they are liable on delivery in this province to the 
 same rate, of one penny per ounce ; but if re- 
 posted in Canada, they are charged with full 
 letter postage. 
 
 Newspapers, Pamphlets, Publications, and 
 Parliamentary Proceedings, must be sent with- 
 out covers, or with covers open at the ends. If 
 this is not done, or if there be any marks or 
 writing on them besides the address, full letter 
 postage will be charged. 
 
 FRANKING. 
 
 Post Masters and other Officers of the Post 
 Office Department, not to receive or send Letters, 
 
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CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT. 59 
 
 (fCudtoms Z3rpiviment. 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 William Hall, Collector, 
 
 Robert Hart Hamilton, Surveyor, 
 
 Thomas Tliain, First Landing Waiter, 
 
 Henry Pratt, Second do. do. 
 
 J. W. Oliver, First Clerk and Warehouse Keeper, 
 
 John Lewis, Second Clerk. 
 
 John N. Travcrs, Third Clerk. 
 
 Robert Hampson, Fourth Clerk^ (acting) 
 
 Edward Vcnnor, Provincial Clerk, 
 
 William Macnider, Surveyor's Clerk, (acting) 
 
 James Mills, Tide Surveyor. 
 
 J. J. King, Appraiser ; William Scholes, Locker, 
 
 Samuel Hoi low ay, Messenger. 
 
 J, Gray, Preventive Officer ; statioricd at Lachf jc. 
 
 INLAND CUSTOMS, CANADA EASl. 
 J, W. Dunscombe, Commissioiier. 
 
 Beauce, T Taschereau, Collector, 
 
 Cdteau duLac^.W, B. Simpson. 
 
 Compton., Benj amin Seaton. 
 
 Clarenceville ...Charles Stewart 
 
 Dundee, ,L. H. Masson. 
 
 8t. Regis, S. Finden, 
 
 Eaton, H. F.Moore. 
 
 Frelighshurg ...R. Taylor, Acting Collector. 
 Ilemmingford, ..George N . Johnson. 
 Huntingdon, ...James Botham, 
 
 Lacolle, Thomas Gordon. 
 
 Potion, James H. McVey. 
 
 RusselUoivn John Davidson. 
 
 S^tan^iUnd JJamcs Thompson, Collector, 
 ^lansieaa, .... -ji^^^ij^jrt Vhicent, Surveyor. 
 ^t T^h^^ J William M'Crae, Collector. 
 
 ^^' *^^^^^ IWilliam Pring, Surveyor. 
 
 Philipshurg, ....P. P. Russell, Collector. 
 
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 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 ^able of 19ut{(3 
 
 ON IMPORTS INTO CANADA. 
 
 Compiled conformable to the Revenue Laws in /o?'ce 
 from the 6th Aprils 1845. 
 
 Note. — Articles from Foreign Countries pay 
 the rates opposite to them in botli columns. 
 Articles the Produce or Manufacture of the 
 United Kingdom, or British Possessions, pay 
 the Provincial Duty only. All Foreign articles 
 admissible into the United Kingdom Free of 
 Duty^ or which have there paid the duties of 
 consumption, and imported from thence with- 
 out drawback, are admitted free of Imperial 
 Duty. Foreign articles (except Sugar and Tea) 
 from the Warehouse in the United Kingdom, 
 pay three-fourths of the Imperial Duty, and 
 the Provincial Duty in full. British Goods 
 imported from a Foreign country are deemed 
 Foreign. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 Ale and Beer 
 
 Ditto in Bottles 
 
 Almonds 
 
 Almonds, Bitter 
 
 Ammunition, Arms, &c. Foreign 
 Ditto British 
 
 Anatomical Preparations 
 
 Anchovies, in Oil 
 
 Apples, Fresh 
 
 Apples, Dried 
 
 Arrow Root 
 
 Articles, all, not enumerated or 
 included under anv head . .. 
 
 Imper. 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 Prohib. 
 
 Free 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 pet ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 Provinc'l 
 
 3d gall.* 
 I s gall.* 
 Id per lb 
 Id per Ij 
 Prohib. 
 5 per ct 
 Free 
 10 per ct 
 6d bushl 
 Is bushl 
 5 per ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 
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 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 Imper. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
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 Ashes 
 
 Bacon 
 
 Baggage of Travellers 
 
 Bark 
 
 Barley, Beans, Bear, or Bigg 
 Buckwheat 
 
 Bees Wax 
 
 Berries, Nuts, and Vegetables, 
 used in dyeing 
 
 Biscuit 
 
 Blacking 
 
 Blacklead Pencils 
 
 Bolting Cloth — according to 
 materials 
 
 Bone and Ivory, Articles of . . . 
 
 Boots and Shoos, Women's, of 
 Leather 
 
 Boots & Shoes, Women's, Stuif, 
 Jean, Kid or Morocco 
 
 Ditto of Silk or Satin 
 
 Ditto Girls, of 7 inches and un- 
 der, of Leather 
 
 Ditto ditto, of Jean, Stutf, Mo- 
 rocco or Kid 
 
 Ditto, ditto of Silk or Sathi .... 
 
 Boots, Men's, Leather 
 
 Men's Shoes, Leather 
 
 Boots, Boys', under 8 inches, 
 of Leatlier 
 
 Boys' Shoes, of Leather 
 
 Boots & Shoes of Ind. Rub., all 
 
 Bran or Shorts 
 
 Bricks 
 
 Bristles 
 
 Free 
 3s. cwt. 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 7 per ct 
 
 7 per ct 
 15 pr ct 
 
 per ct 
 
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 Provincl 
 
 1 per ct 
 5s cwt 
 Free 
 1 per ct 
 
 33. quar. 
 5 per ct 
 
 1 per ct 
 10 pr ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 5s. doz.f 
 
 5s. doz.f 
 5s. doz.f 
 
 2s. doz.f 
 
 7 per ct 2s. doz.f 
 
 15 pr ct 
 
 7 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 
 7 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 2s. doz.f 
 2s pairf 
 ijd. pairf 
 
 9d. pairf 
 4d. pairf 
 6d pair 
 3d cwt. 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
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 f 5 per cent, when imported by Sea or Inland 
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 ARTICLES. 
 
 XjOOIvS ••• «!• ... ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Books,reprints of British works 
 the copyrights of which arc 
 111 lorce ••. *. .. ... ... 
 
 xjiOoms ••.••• ••• ... ... ••• 
 
 XjxUo11\^o •••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Burr Blocks 
 
 X^LILLvyl^ •••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 \j RmpillTlC ••••••••• •• 
 
 Candles, Sperm 
 
 Wax 
 
 \^ Llll^X ••• «•• ••• ••• 
 
 ^ycwXlCd* •••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Carriages, all kinds 
 
 Cassia and Cinnamon 
 
 Castings,— [See HardwareJ .. 
 l-/astor Oil ••• • 
 
 V..>v?XJ.l\^llL • ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 \«^XlCv/0\J •••••• •■• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Vyl.lvyi^LflM>li«V'tt ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 v^Xv4V/X •••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
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 V^Avli-'lViS ••• •»• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Clothing,— according to mate- 
 
 *■ lC4.l0 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 V^Xv/ V K^fH ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 V-/V/cl J CJ ••• vt* ••• ••• ••• 
 
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 Coffee, Green 
 
 Roasted 
 
 Ground 
 
 Coin, Base 
 
 Coin and Bullion 
 
 Combs, Metal 
 
 Combs, other 
 
 Jmper. 
 7 per ct 
 
 Province 
 5 per ct 
 
 Prohib. 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 8s. cwt 
 4 per ct 
 15 pr ct 
 7 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 5s. cwt 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 Is. cwt. 
 5s. cwt. 
 5s. cwt. 
 5s. cwt 
 Prohib. 
 Free 
 7 per ct 
 
 Prohib. 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 2s. cwt. 
 5 per ct 
 2d per lb 
 2d per lb 
 Id pr lb* 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 2d per lb 
 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 2s 6d cwt 
 2d per lb 
 Id gall.* 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 
 2d per lb 
 1 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 gd per lb 
 Id per lb 
 2d per lb 
 4d per lb 
 Prohib. 
 Free 
 5 per ct 
 
 ...|4 per ct|6 per ct 
 
DUTIES ON IMPORTS, 
 
 63 
 
 articlf:s. 
 
 Copper,— [^oe Hardware,] 
 
 Cordage ... 
 
 Corciiais ••• ••• <•< ••• 
 
 ^iJllvD •»• ••• •• ••• 
 
 Cotton Wool 
 
 Cotton Batts and Wadding ... 
 
 Cotton Manufactures 
 
 Crackers a nd Biscuit 
 
 v>urrani3 ... ... ..* ••• •• 
 
 Diamonds 
 
 UFUg» ... ... .• ..• ••« 
 
 Dye Woods 
 
 Earthenware 
 
 Juq gs ... ... ..* ••• .«. 
 
 Engravings 
 
 Extracts and Essences, (such 
 
 as are Drugs,) 
 
 Ditto (not classed as Drugs,)... 
 
 J? t^cii/llwJL O •«• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Flour, of Wheat 
 
 Flour and Meal, other 
 
 X^ ^n*^ ••• ••• •• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 X 1^ X^X iXt^ ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Fins and Skins of Sea Animals 
 
 Fire Crackers 
 
 Fish, Fresh 
 
 Fish, Dried or Salted 
 
 Fish, Pickled 
 
 Fruit, Fresh, unenumerated ... 
 Fruit, Dried, unenumerated ... 
 Furs Skins or Peltries undress'd 
 Furs, dressed or manufactured 
 Furniture 
 
 Glass and Glassware 
 
 Impe7\ 
 
 Provinc'l 
 
 7 per ct, 
 Is. gall. 
 7 per ct 
 4 pel ct 
 Free 
 7 per ct. 
 7 per ct' 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 
 ;5 per ct 
 2s. gall 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 [l per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 5s pr cwt 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 6 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 per ct 
 _ per ct 
 2s. bbl. 
 •Free 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 15 pr ct 
 1 7 per ct 
 I Free 
 2s. cwt. 
 '48. bbl 
 :Free 
 '4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 ^15 pr ct 
 
 10 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 6d pr brl 
 2s 196 lb 
 5s pr cwt 
 5 per ct 
 ,5 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 
 1 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 « I ii'ji 
 
 ri' .■'* 
 
 
I 
 
 m. 
 
 
 ut: I 
 
 64 
 
 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 li 
 
 vSM 1.\a\j •*• • m ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Gold Leaf— as Hardware 
 
 Grass, Articles made of 
 
 Grindstones 
 
 Gums and Resins 
 
 Hair, and articles made of ... 
 
 Ji -\,tAiXM.\Kj • • • ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 jLjiiXL LmX^T^i^ ■•• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Hardware 
 
 Hats— all Fur 
 
 Hats, Leather, Wool, or Cotton 
 
 Hats, of Silk 
 
 Hats, — Palm Leaf, Chip, &c.... 
 
 IX €4* Y I ••• ••• ••• •«• ••• 
 
 Hemp, Flax and Tow 
 
 Hides, Raw 
 
 xj. vijrj ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Horses and Carriages of travel- 
 lers, or engaged in carrying 
 merchandise 
 
 Household Goods and Tools, 
 belonging to Settlers, and 
 not for sale 
 
 Indian Corn 
 
 India Rubber (except Boots 
 and Shoes) 
 
 Indigo 
 
 Ink 
 
 Iron, all, except Pig ... . 
 Ivory, and articles made of . 
 tje*^eiry *.. ... ..• •»« • 
 
 Lampblack 
 
 Lamps, Glass 
 
 Lamps, other 
 
 X-i«4>A v4 •«• ••• ••• ••• ••• • 
 
 Jtriper, 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 3s. cwt. 
 7 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 15 pr ct 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 15 pr ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 Proviml 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5s p. cwt 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 6s pr ton 
 1 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 3d per lb 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 3s 480 lb 
 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 

 1 
 
 . Provinci 
 
 1 
 
 it 5 per ct 
 
 1 
 
 ;t 5 per ct 1 
 
 ;t 5 per ct | 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 I 
 
 ;t 5 per ct 
 
 1 
 
 t. 5s p. cwt 
 
 1 
 
 Jt 5 per ct 
 
 1 
 
 ;t 5 per ct 
 
 ;t 5 per ct i 
 
 ;t 5 per ct ii 
 
 ;t 5 per ct 
 
 ;t 5 per ct j 
 
 6s pr ton 
 
 1 per ct 1 
 
 1 per ct 
 
 ;t 5 per ct ' 
 
 !t 3d per lb \ 
 
 Free 
 
 
 Free 
 
 1 
 
 3s 480 lb W 
 
 ; 5 per ct 
 
 1 
 
 ; 5 per ct i 
 
 1 
 
 i 5 per ct 
 
 R 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 per ct 
 
 ! \ 
 
 i 
 
 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 65 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 • • ■ • • • 
 
 • » • • • • 
 
 • • • • • < 
 
 Lead . . . 
 Leather, viz ; — 
 
 Goatskins 
 
 Lamb or Sheep Skins ... 
 
 Calfskins 
 
 Kip Skins 
 
 Harness, Upper, and Sole 
 
 Leather' 
 
 Leather, cut into shapes 
 Leather, not enumerated 
 Leather Manufactures, not en 
 
 umerated 
 
 Lemons and Oranges, Fresh. . 
 
 Lemon Peel 
 
 Linen Manufactures 
 
 Live Stock, viz : — 
 
 ijaives •«• 
 
 Cows and Heifers 
 
 Goats and Kids ... 
 
 Hogs and Swine ... 
 
 Horses — all ages ... 
 
 XJCltlXlU?^ ••• ••• ••• ••• •• 
 
 Oxen, Bulls and Steers 
 Pigs (sucking) 
 
 Maccaroni and Vermicelli . . 
 
 xtX€IIw«\7 ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •• 
 
 Machinerj^ 
 
 Machinery, chiefly of wood .. 
 Madder, Roots 
 Madder, Ground 
 Manures of all kinds 
 Maps and Charts .. 
 Marble 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 • • • * • 
 
 • • • • • 
 
 • • • • t • 
 
 ••t ••• •• 
 
 • •• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Imper 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 7 per ct 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 7 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 
 7 per ct 
 
 4 per ct 
 
 Provinc'l 
 
 5 per ct 
 
 53 p. dzj 
 2s6d dzi 
 4d pr Ibt 
 2d pr Ibt 
 
 lAd p IbJ 
 4d pr \h% 
 5 per ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 10 pr ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 5s. each 
 20s. each 
 2s, (5d. ea. 
 5s. each 
 30s. each 
 each 
 . each 
 each 
 each 
 per lb 
 per lb 
 per ct 
 per ct 
 ct 
 ct 
 
 Is 
 
 30s. 
 
 6d. 
 
 2s. 
 
 Id 
 
 3d 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 per 
 
 per 
 
 Free 
 
 5 per 
 
 5 per 
 
 ct 
 ct 
 
 X 5 per cent, when imported 
 from any British Possession in 
 
 by Sea or Inland 
 North America. 
 
 IIH 
 
 ! 
 
 
 ^ I 
 
 (i! 
 'il. 
 
 Ii i 
 
 I " 
 
 I- 
 
66 
 
 DUTIES Olf IMPORTS. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 iyLMlCHcS .•• ••• ••• ••• < 
 
 Matting 
 
 Jj(l.\3cll •t* • • • *•• ••• 
 
 Meatf Cured 
 
 Meat, Fresh 
 
 Medicines 
 
 Mills, Fanning 
 
 Mills, Bark 
 
 Mill Stones 
 
 Mineral Water 
 
 Models of Machinery, and of 
 inventions in the Arts 
 
 Molasses and Treacle 
 i Musical Instruments, Brass, &c 
 j Ditto Wood, «&c. 
 
 JjvXUoLcXl \jL ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 .M lib (jrftilS ••• ••• 
 
 JL^ Uv9* •• ••• ••» • • ••• ••• 
 
 ^1 UllXlt^^tJ ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 I vlQ;KUIIl ••« ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 V./mL)9 •■• ••• ••• #•• ••« 
 
 Oil, Olive, in casks 
 
 Do. in jars or bottles 
 
 JLjUX U ••• ••• ••• *•■ 
 
 Linseed 
 
 Fish, all 
 
 Jl MfXIXX ••• ••• ••• ••< 
 
 Oils — Vegetable, Volatile, Che- 
 mical and Essential ... 
 
 Oilcloth 
 
 Oyst»ers, Lobsters, and Turtle, 
 
 f X C^KrlAy ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Ditto, ditto. Pickled 
 Packages in which goods are 
 
 imported 
 
 Paints, not enumerated 
 
 Imper 
 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 3s. cwt. 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 Province 
 
 5 per ct 
 f) per ct j 
 2s 196 lb I 
 2s pr cwt 
 4s pr cwt 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 L, 
 
 4 per ct 
 3s. cwt. 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 15 pr ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 7 per ct 
 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 
 Free 
 Is. cwt 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 Ad pr lb. 
 4d pr lb. 
 Free 
 2s quar. 
 4d pr gal 
 Is pr gal 
 4d pr gal 
 2d pr gal 
 1 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 1 per ct 
 I per ct 
 
 Free 
 5 per ct 
 
^ per ct 
 ct 5 per ct 
 2s 196 lb 
 2s pr cwt 
 4s pr cwt 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 t. 
 
 ct 
 ct 
 ct 
 
 ct 
 
 ct 5 per ct 
 
 Free 
 Is. cwt 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 gd pr lb. 
 4d pr lb. 
 Free 
 2s quar. 
 4cl pr gal 
 Is pr gal 
 4d pr gal 
 2d pr gal 
 1 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 1 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 Free 
 5 per ct 
 
 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 I Ifnper 
 
 Paintings 
 
 Paper Manufactures 
 Peas 
 Pears 
 Pepper 
 Perfumery- 
 Pig Iron ... 
 Pimento 
 Picldes and Sauces 
 Pipes, Smolting 
 
 ! Pitch 
 
 Plaster Casts ... . 
 Playing Cards 
 Pork, Salted ... . 
 Pork, Fresh, ... . 
 Potatoes ... . 
 
 Poultry and Game 
 
 Preserves 
 
 Prunes 
 
 Putty 
 
 Quills 
 
 Raisins, in boxes . 
 Raisins, in kegs, &c. 
 
 XVlv't^ ••• ••• ••• • 
 
 67 
 
 Provinc'l 
 
 ...'4 per ct 5 per ct 
 ...!7 per ct 5 per ct 
 ...'Free 3s. quar 
 ...jFree Is. bushl 
 ...'4 per ct 5d. pr lb. 
 ...|4 per ct 10 per ct 
 
 ...|4per ct 
 ... 4per ct 
 ... 4 per ct 
 ...!4per ct 
 ...l4 per ct 
 ..J4per ct 
 ...!7 per ct 
 ...'3s. cwt. 
 ...I Free 
 ...I Free 
 ... 4perct 
 ...'4perct 
 ...|4per ct 
 ...!4 per ct 
 ...'4per ct 
 .,J4 per ct 
 ...'4 per ct 
 ...'Free 
 ... Free 
 
 XifV/olXX ••• ••• ••! ••• ••• 
 
 Rum, not overproof by Sykes' 
 Hydrometer; and to increase 
 in proportion as the strength 
 exceeds proof ' 6d. gal. 
 
 •Mfj'C ... ••. ... ..• ... *>• i^ 1 cv^ 
 
 Saleratus '4perct 
 
 Salt, by Inland importation... Free 
 Salt, imported by Sea ... Free 
 
 Sardines, in Oil 4 per ct 
 
 Sausages 4 per ct 
 
 Saw Logs 
 
 ...'Free 
 
 I per ct 
 sd. pr lb. 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 2s. cwt 
 4s. cwt 
 3d bushl 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 Id. pr lb 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 Id per lb 
 gd per lb 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 6d pr gal 
 3s quar. 
 5 per ct 
 2s 6d bbl 
 Is pr ton 
 10 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 f! f 
 
 
 I -\\<i 
 
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 11 i 
 
 il' 
 
 II 
 
 il 
 
 
 68 
 
 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 ••t 
 
 Seeds not enumerated 
 
 Selves, Wire 
 
 Selves, Hair 
 
 Segars 
 
 Shingles 
 
 Shoes, — (see Boots) 
 
 Silk Manufactures 
 
 Skins, Raw, Calf, Sheep, &c. 
 
 iSiat>es ••• ••• ••• 
 
 Snuii ••• ••, ••• «a, 
 
 do<ip ««• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 ooQa, ivsn ••• ••• •»• ••• 
 
 Spelter, — (See Hardware.) 
 
 Spirits, all, except Rum, at 
 Hydrometer Proof, and in 
 proportion when strength 
 exceeds Proof 
 
 Sponge ... ... 
 
 Starch ... .., 
 
 Straw , 
 
 Straw Goods ..< 
 
 Sugar Candy ..< 
 
 Sugar, Foreign, refd, in bond 
 in the United Kingdom and 
 imported direct - - - - 
 
 Sugar, Refined 
 
 Sugar, Raw, or Muscovado - 
 
 Sugar, Bastard, and all others 
 
 Sumach - 
 
 Syrups -..-..--- 
 
 Tallow 
 
 Tar 
 
 Tea, from Foreign Countries 
 
 Tea, direct from China, the 
 U. Kingdom or British pos 
 
 Imper 
 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 Free 
 
 15 pr ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 Provincl 
 
 Is. gall. 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 20 pr ct 
 
 lOprct 
 20 pr ct 
 5s cwt 
 5s. cwt. 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 Idprlb 
 
 Free 
 
 10 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 2s per lb 
 5 per ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 4d per lb 
 5 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 Is 3d gal. 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 3s pr ton 
 5 per ct 
 2d per lb 
 
 2d per lb 
 per lb 
 
 2d 
 
 Tobacco, unmanufactured -|4perct 
 
 7s6d cwt 
 7s6d cwt 
 1 per ct 
 9d pr gal 
 1 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 Id per lb 
 
 Id per lb 
 Ip per lb 
 
DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 69 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 Tobacco, manufactured 
 
 Tortoise Shell 
 
 Toys, according to materials 
 Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Bulbs 
 
 and Roots 
 
 Turpentine 
 
 Types — as Hardware - - - 
 
 Varnish 
 
 Vegetables 
 
 Veneers ------- 
 
 Vinegar ------- 
 
 Wafers 
 
 Watches 
 
 Wheat 
 
 Whetstone 
 
 Whips 
 
 Wicker Work 
 
 Wine, all kinds 
 
 Wood» viz : — 
 Timber— -White Pine ... 
 Red Pine 
 Oak 
 Birch 
 
 Other Woods 
 Staves— Standard, pr Std M. 
 Puncheon or W. I. 
 White Oak .. 
 Ditto, Red Oak . . . 
 Do Ash— brl staves 
 
 Deals Pine, per Quebec 
 
 Standard 100... 
 
 Spruce per ditto... 
 
 Handspikes 
 
 V^CaX Hj ••• ••• ••• *•• ••• 
 
 Sawed Lumber, board meas. 
 Wood, all manufactures of ... 
 
 Imper 
 
 Provinc'l 
 
 7 per ct 1 d per lb 
 Free 5 per ct 
 
 4 per ct Free 
 4 per ct 5 per ct 
 
 4 per 
 Free 
 Free 
 4 per 
 4 per 
 7 per 
 Free 
 4 per 
 7 per 
 4 per 
 7 per 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 Free 
 4 per ct 
 
 ct 5 per ct 
 10 per ct 
 1 per ct 
 
 ct;3d gall.* 
 
 ct 5 per ct 
 
 ct 10 per ct 
 3s pr qr 
 
 ct 
 
 ct 
 
 ct 
 
 ct 
 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 10 pr ct<fc 
 8d pr gal 
 25s 1 000 f 
 35s do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 65s 
 50s 
 258 
 25s pr M 
 
 10s do 
 7s6ddo 
 4s do 
 
 15s p 100 
 7s 6d 100 
 3d pr dz. 
 3d p pair 
 7s 6d M f 
 5 per ct 
 
 '. 
 
 I, 
 
 'f 
 
 M 
 
f 
 
 I 
 
 Ml 
 
 ■ ! 
 
 1:1 
 
 70 
 
 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 ARTICLES. 
 
 Wood, Mahogany and Hard 
 Woods, for Furniture 
 
 Woollen Manufactures 
 
 Wool 
 Yeast 
 
 • •• ••• ••• ••• 
 
 I • • • • • • • I 
 
 Imper 
 
 Pf'ovincl 
 
 1 
 
 Free 
 7 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 4 per ct 
 
 1 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 5 per ct 
 
 * The Provincial Duty on all goods marked (*) 
 in the Table is 6 per cent when imported by Sea, 
 
 EXEMPTIONS. 
 
 Tiie following exemptions refer to the Prov. 
 duty only : — 
 
 I. — Copies of the Holy Scriptures, printed in 
 the United Kingdom. 
 
 II. — Donations of Books or Clothing, specially 
 imported for the use of, or to be distributed 
 gratuitously by any Charitable Society in the 
 Province ; 
 
 III. — Philosophical Apparatus, Instruments, !| 
 Books, Maps, Statuary, iiusts and Casts ofi 
 Marble, Bronze, Alabaster or Plaster of Paris, 
 Paintings, Drawings, Engravings Etchings,,! 
 Specimens, of Sculptures, Cabinets of Coins, 
 Medals, Gems, and all other collections of an- 1; 
 tiquities, — provided the same be specially im-|j 
 ported in good faith for the use of any Society | 
 incorporated or established for philosophical or i 
 literary purposes or for the encouragement of the I 
 fine arts, or for the use or by the order of any I 
 University, College, Academy, School or Seminary ! 
 of Jearning within this Province. 1 
 
 IV. — Arms or Clothing which any Contractor ' 
 or Contractors, Commissary or Commissaries, 
 shall import or bring into the Province, for the 
 use of Her Majesty's Army or Navy, or for the 
 use ot the Indian Nations in this Province: 
 
DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 71 
 
 provided the duty otherwise payable would be 
 defrayed or borne by the Tr<^asury of the United 
 Kinj^dom or of this Province. 
 
 V— Specimens in Natural History, Minera- 
 logy, and Botany. 
 
 VI. — Seeds of all kinds, farmin^^ utensils and 
 implements of husbandry, animr for the im- 
 provement of stock, — when specially imported 
 in good faith by any Society incorporated or 
 established for the encouragement of agriculture. 
 
 REMARKS. 
 
 I— The specific Duties are levied according to 
 the Imperial Weights and Measures, and in Ster- 
 ling money,... 20s. stg.— 24 4d cy. or $4 87. The 
 Imperial Quarter of Grain is equal to 8 J of our 
 Winchester Bushel. 
 
 II.— In calculating the advalorem Duties 
 under the Imperial Act, one-tenth is first added 
 to the amount of the invoice. 
 
 III. — When the Tares cannot be ascertained 
 from the Invoice, the following are allowed :— 
 On Coffee, hi bags, 3 pr. cent. ; Coffee in casks, 
 12 pr. cent. ; Raw Sugar and Molasses, I'J pr. 
 cent ; Loaf Sugar in casks or boxes, 15 pr. cent. ; 
 Leaf Tobacco in casks, 12 per cent. 
 
 IV. — Bonds, satisfactory to the Collector, will 
 betaken for the Provincial Duties (except the 
 Provincial Duties on Live Stock, Grain, Meal, 
 Provisions, and other agricultural Produce,) 
 when the same shall exceed £50 currency, at 6 
 months ; but, all dated from 1st September till 
 1st April, are due on the 1st April. All other 
 duties are payable in cash. 
 
 v.— Goods imported, whether by sea or in- 
 land, may be entered for warehousing, and ex- 
 ported from the warehouse without payment 
 
 'i 
 
 M ;!'. 
 
 i\^m'- 
 
 I 
 
 
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 i 
 
 ii -I 
 
 1)1 
 
 
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 72 
 
 DUTIES ON IMrORTS. 
 
 of duty. American produv^^ mfty descend tlio 
 St. Lawrence in Bond, and - exported into the 
 United States by way of Laprrlrio and 
 Johns. 
 
 Unitkd States Drawhagk Bill. — The fol- 
 lowing: two clauses of this Bill bear upon tlio 
 trade with this Province : 
 
 Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That any 
 imported merchandise which has been entered 
 and the duties paid or secured according to la^v, 
 for drawback, may be exported to the British 
 North American Provinces adjoining the United 
 States; and the ports of Plattsburgh, in the 
 district of Champlain ; Burlington, in the district 
 of Vermont ; Sackett's Harbor, Oswego and 
 Ogdcnsburgh, in the district of Oswcgatcliie; 
 Rochester, in the district of Genesee; BulFalo 
 and Eric, in the district of Presqu'isle ; Cleve- 
 land, in the district of Cuyahoga; Sandusky 
 and Detroit, together with such ports on the 
 sea board, from which Merchandise may now 
 be exported for the benefit of drawback, are 
 hereby declared ports from whence foreign 
 goods, wares and merchandise on which the 
 import duty has been paid, or secured to be 
 paid may be exported to ports in the ad- 
 joining British Provinces, and to which ports 
 foreign goods, wares and merchandise may 
 be transported inland, or by water, from the 
 port of original importation, under existin;; 
 provisions of law, to be thence exported for 
 benefit of drawback : Provided, That such 
 other ports situated on the frontiers of the 
 United States, adjoining the British North 
 American Provinces, as may hereafter be 
 found expedient, may have extended to them 
 the like privileges, on the recommendation 
 

 DUTIES ON IMPOUTS. 
 
 73 
 
 of the Secretary of the Treasury, and prochi- 
 mation duly made by the President ol' the 
 United States, specially designatin*,' the ports 
 to which the aforesaid privile*»es are to be 
 extended. 
 
 Sec, 8. — And he it further enacted. That 
 all laws now in force in relation to the allow- 
 iince of drawback of duties on goods imported 
 into the United States, and exported there- 
 from, and in relation to the conditions and 
 evidence on which such drawback is to be 
 paid, shall be applicable to the drawback al- 
 lowed by this act. And, in addition to ex- 
 isting provisions on the subject, to entitle ex- 
 porters ofgoods to the drawback allowed by 
 this act, they shall produce to the collector 
 of the port from which such goods, wares and 
 merchandise were exported, the certificate, 
 under seal of the collector or other chief rev- 
 enue officer of the port to which said goods, 
 wares, and merchandise were exported in 
 the said adjoining Provinces ; which certi- 
 ficate shall be endorsed upon a duplicate or 
 certified copy of the manifest granted at the 
 time of such exportation, and shall state that 
 the same identical goods contained in the 
 same manifest had been landed at such fo- 
 reign port, and duly entered at the custom 
 house there, and that the duties imposed by 
 the laws in force at such port upon the said 
 ^'oods had been paid, or secured to be paid, 
 in full, and the said exporters shall also pro- 
 duce the affidavit of the master of tlie vessel 
 in which the said goods were exported, that 
 the same identical goods specified in the ma- 
 nifest granted at the time of such exportation 
 had been carried to the port named in the 
 
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 DUTIES ON IMPORTS. 
 
 clearance of manifest and had been landed 
 and entered at the custom house, and that 
 the duties imposed thereon at the said foreign 
 port had been paid, or secured to be paid ; 
 and that the goods referred to in the certifi. 
 cateofthe collector or chief revenue officer 
 of such foreign port herein mentioned, were 
 the same identical goods described in the ma- 
 nifest aforesai(i, and in the said affidavit. 
 
 Sec. 10. — Provides, that in paying the 
 drawback, 25 per cent, of the duties be re- 
 tained. 
 
 TO PUBLIC OFFICES Tn THE CITY. 
 
 Adjutant General of Militia — St, Louis Street, 
 Bankrupt Court— Court House, 
 Barrack Master — Water Street, near Barracks, 
 Chief Engineer Fire Department— City Hall, 
 Chief of Police— Centre Stat, foot of New Market, 
 City Clerk— City Hall, Notre Dame Street, 
 City Treasurer — Do do do 
 
 City Surveyor — Do do do 
 
 Civil Secretary — Govrmt. House, Notre Dame St 
 Clerk of the Peace — Court House, 
 Clerk of Commissioners' Court — Court House, 
 Collector of Customs — Custom House, St Paul St 
 Commissary General — 53 Notre Dame Street, 
 Coroner of the District — 227 A, Saint Paul Street, 
 County Registrar — Little St James Street, 
 Crown Lands Commissioner — 45, Notre Dame St 
 Engineer Department, — St Mary Street, 
 Emigrant Agent — Facing Steamboat Wharf, 
 Harbour Commissioners — Do do do 
 Harbour Master — Facing Steamboat Wharf, 
 
DIRECTORY TO PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 
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 Inland Customs— Govrt. House, Notre Dame St. 
 Inspector of Flour— 28, St. Joseph Street. 
 Inspector General of Public Accts — Govt House, 
 Inspector Gen of Hospitals— 4, Cornwall Terrace 
 Inspector of Licences — Alexander Street, 
 Insp Weights and Measures... Little St James St 
 Inspector of Anatomy — Centre Police Station, 
 Inspector of Ashes— College Street, off M'Gill St 
 Inspector of Fire Department — City Hall, Notre 
 
 Dame Street, 
 Indian Department — Government House, and 
 
 corner of Hospital and John Streets. 
 Lachine Railroad Office— 9, Great St James St. 
 Military Secretary — Dalhousie Square, 
 Ordnance Department — Water Street, 
 Prov. Registrar, — Govt. House, Notre Dame St 
 Prov. Secretary — Government House do 
 Prothonotary — Court House, Notre Dame Street 
 Post Office — 15, Great St James Street, 
 Quarter Master General — Durham Place, Saint 
 
 Louis Street. 
 Queen's Printer— St Therese Street, 
 Receiver General — Govt. House, Notre Dame St 
 St. L \wrence and Atlantic Railroad Office — 18, 
 
 Little St. James Street. 
 Superintendant of Education — Corner of Notre 
 
 Dame and St. Claudius Streets. 
 Sheriff— Court House, Notre Dame Street^ 
 Siu'veyor General — Govt House, Notre Dame St 
 Town Major — 63, St Louis Street, 
 Trinity House — Commissioners Street, near Cus- 
 tom House Square. 
 Translator of Laws — 60, Notre Dame Street. 
 Turnpike Trustees — Commissioners Street, near 
 
 Custom House Square. 
 Wharfinger — 67, Commissioners Street. 
 
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 CITY COUNCIL 
 
 Corporation of iiHontreal. 
 
 ALDERMEN. 
 
 May or, "^ 
 
 William Lunn 
 Joseph Bourret 
 Pierre Jodoiii 
 
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 Francoise Perrin 
 John Glennon 
 John Tiilly 
 John Ward 
 William ConnoU}^ 
 Pierre Dufresne 
 Canfield Dorwin 
 
 Henry Stuart 
 Benjamin Lyman 
 
 NCILLORS. 
 
 1 William Footner 
 Duncan Gibb 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 Daniel Gorrie 
 J. G. Sims 
 Narciss?e Valois 
 Allred LaRocque 
 
 WARDS REPRESENTED. 
 
 East— iodom, Perrin and Valois. 
 Centre— ^iuiXYi^ Footner and Glennon. 
 West — Lunn, Lyman and Gibb. 
 St. Ann—TuWy and Dorwin. 
 St. Antoine — Mills and Bourret. 
 St. Lawi^ence—Ferrler and Larocque, 
 St. Zowi5— Beaubien and Ward 
 St. James — Gorrie and Connolly 
 St. Mary— Sims and Duh'esne.* 
 
 AUDITORS. 
 
 Donald P. Ross and William Bradbury. 
 
 * The question of right to this oflSce, between 
 Messrs. Ferrier & Mills, is not yet decided by the 
 Court of Queen's Bench, 
 
CORPORATION OF MONTR E A Li 
 
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 ASSESSORS. 
 E Hudon, A Urquhart, L Perrault, East Ward, 
 H Meyers, Sen., J C LeBlanc, E Thompson, 
 
 Centre WarcL 
 J Ostell, J Jordan, D P Janes, West Ward. 
 J Crooks, P Drumgoole, L Charlebois, St. Ann 
 
 Ward. 
 C S Rodier, P E Dubois, T Jenkins, St. Antoine 
 
 Ward, 
 H Taylor, J Hilton, P Comtd, St. Lawrence Ward. 
 P Pequin, A Demers, J Riddell, ,-V. Louis Ward, 
 T. O'Brien, W Rice, P Elie, St James Ward, 
 Antoine Demers, R Johnson, Simeon Cyphiot, 
 
 St Mary Ward, 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. 
 
 Jolni P Sexton, City Clerk., 
 
 Arthur Ross, City Treasurer., 
 
 James A B M'Gill, City Surveyor^ 
 
 Richard D J^o^\Qiy ^Assistant Clerk, ? 
 
 George Hardinge, Assistant, Treasurer\s Ojficd 
 
 J Perrigo, Insi). and Chief Eng, Fire Department, 
 
 Pierre Blanchet, Translator, 
 
 John McKercher, Overseer of RoMs, 
 
 Joseph A Bourdon, Clerk of Nev) Market, 
 
 John Abbott, Clerk of St, Ann's M'o/rkef, 
 
 Maurice Eardley, Clerk of Rfij Marld, 
 
 Pierre Rottot, Clerk of Pap .,i\:au Market. 
 
 Joseph Robillard, Pound Jiee^-ter, Chrk of Hay 
 
 and Cattle Market, Viger Square, 
 A J Joubert, Bailiff and Crier ^ Mayor's Court, 
 Henry O'Donoghue, Messenger 
 Captain Tliomas Wily, Chief of Police, 
 Hypolite Jeremy, Deputy Chief, 
 
 Toussaint Peltier, Attorney, 
 
 William Ross and Pierre Lamothe, Notai les. 
 
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 MUNICIPAL TAXES. 
 
 COMMITTEES OF CORPORATION. 
 
 Finance — Gibb» Chairman ; Beaubien, Jodoin 
 
 Lunn, Dor win. 
 Eoads—liunn^ Chairman; Footner, Bourret, Gibb, 
 
 TuUy, Ward, Dufresne. 
 Light — Jodoin, Chairman; Connolly, Gorrie, Du- 
 fresne, Dorwin. 
 Police — Stuart, Chairman ; Connolly, Bourret, 
 
 Perrin, Sims. 
 Fi7'e — Lyman, Chairman ; Bourret, Ward, Va- 
 
 lois, Footner. 
 Markets — Beaubien, Chairman ; TuUy, Glennon, 
 
 Gorrie, Gibb. 
 Water — Glennon, Chairman ; Perrin, Valois 
 
 Sims, Dorwin. 
 
 On the owners of all real property within the 
 city, Is. 6d, in the £, 
 
 Commutation money in lieu of Statute Labor, 5s 
 
 Wholesale Merchants, Retail Merchants and 
 Dealers, Forwarders, Apothecaries and Gro- 
 cers,— at 10 per cent, on the Rental. 
 
 Auctioneers, —an Annual Duty of £60. 
 
 Inn Keepers,— from £10 up to ^35, in propor- 
 tion to yearly value of premises— in addition 
 to rates imposed by Provincial enactments. 
 
 Gas Works,— an Annual Duty of £50. 
 
 Livery Stable Keepers, £10 per annum, and 15.?. 
 for every tw^o wheeled carriage, and 20s. for 
 every four wheeled do. 
 
 Pawnbrokers, £25 per annum. 
 
 Hawkers, — An Annual Duty of X 2 on Hawkers 
 carrying a pack. — Do. using a cart or vehicle, 
 annual duty of £5. 
 
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 Pleasure Horses, 20s.; working horses, 12s. 6d, 
 (Horses daily and constantly employed in the 
 owner's work or business by which he gains 
 his maintenance, to be considered working 
 horses.) 
 
 Vehicles for Hire, — 155. for two- wheeled vehicles 
 and 205. for four-wheeled vehicles. 
 
 Stage Coach, Omnibus or Stage Waggon, — £2 
 10s. when drawn by one or two horses; £3 
 155. when drawn by four or more horses. 
 
 Pleasure Carriages, — Close Carriage, or corres- 
 ponding winter vehicle, X3, four-wheeled half- 
 covered Carriage, or do, X2, double Dennett, 
 &c. or do, £1 10s. ; Gig, Caleche, or Spring 
 Cart, or do, £i. — Waggon or Vehicle not above 
 specified, or winter vehicle, adapted for draught 
 of two or more horses, £1 10s. 
 
 For every Dog, 75. 6d. 
 
 Theatres, — an Annual Duty of j£10 (above the 
 assessment) on the proprietor, and 12s. 6d. for 
 each night of perfornftince. 
 
 Lumber Merchants, Dealers in Wood, Merchant 
 Tailors, Boot and Shoe Makers, Stone Cutters, 
 Tinsmiths, Carpenters and Joiners, Painters, 
 Blacksmiths, Gun Makers. Gunsmiths, Con- 
 fectioners, Coffee-house keepers, Cabinet Ma- 
 kers, Upholsterers, Undertakers, Dyers, Millers, 
 Founders, Ginger and Root Beer or Spruce 
 Beer Brewers, Soda Water Makers, Hair 
 Dressers, Barbers, Ink or Blacking Makers, 
 Gold or Silver Smiths, Gold Foil Beaters, Oil 
 Cloth Manufacturers, Soap and Candle Fac- 
 tories, Oil Manufactories, Book Binders, Cut- 
 lers, Gilders and Frame Makers, Pump and 
 Block Makers, Wire Workf s, Brush Makers, 
 Ci?air Makers, Tobacconists, Coach and Car- 
 riage Makers, Comb Makers, Furriers, Hatters, 
 
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 MUNICIPAL TAXES. 
 
 Musical Instrument Makers, Nail Factories, 
 Organ Builders, Tanners— 10 per cent, on the 
 rental of their business premises. 
 
 Lumber Yards, having a steam mill connected 
 therewith, — 10 per cent, on the rental. 
 
 Inspection Stores, for Ashes, Lumber, Beef, 
 Flour, Pork, or any other kind of produce or 
 merchandise, — 10 per cent on the rental. 
 
 Banks or Bank Agencies, — Annual Duty of L50 ; 
 Brokers or money changers, do, X15 ; Insur- 
 ance Companies or Agencies, do, £50. 
 
 Distillers, or Agents of Distillers,— 20 per cent, 
 on the rental of business premises. 
 
 Ball Allies, Skittle Grounds, Niae-pin Allies, an 
 Annual Duty of £6. 
 
 Brick Yards, — an Annual Duty of j£10. 
 On Caravans of Wild Beasts, &c. £o on opening, 
 and 259. for every subsequent day. 
 
 Proprietor or Proprietory of each Steam Ferry 
 Boat plying from Laprairie, — an Annual Duty 
 of XIOO. — Do. From Longueuil, — an Annual 
 Duty of £25. 
 
 TO P.E COLLECTED BY THE CLERK OF THE NEW 
 
 MARKET. 
 
 Each Cart or Sleigh, drawn by one horse, con- 
 veying any kind of building materials into the 
 city from the banlieu, sh,\ll pay an annual 
 duty of 10s. to the Cleik c the New Market 
 for e iregistration and number ; for each vehicle 
 under similar circumstances, drawn by two 
 hor,->e3, 20s. ; for each waggon or other four- 
 wheeled vehicle or cc /responding winter vehi- 
 cle, drawn by two horses, 35s. 
 
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 All Coachmen, Cabmen, Calechcmen, Carters 
 and drivers of summer or other vehicles for 
 hire within the city, shall pay an annual duty 
 for registration as follows:— Registration and 
 number for a Cart, 20s. — Do. do. Caleche, 20s. 
 Do. do. Cab, 25s. — Do. do. Coach drawn by 2 
 horses, 50s. — Do. do. Omnibus, 80s. 
 The Clerk of the New Market also collects all 
 assessments leviable on all horses and vehicles 
 j of which certificates of registration are applied 
 ' for, viz : — On each working horse, for the as- 
 j sessment for the year ending in May, 12s. 6d. — 
 On each two-wheeled vehicle for hire, 15s. — 
 Do four-wheeled do do, 20s. — Each Omnibus 
 or Waggon, drawn by one or two horses, 50s 
 Do. do. four or more horses, 75s. 
 All Bakers, Brewers and Distillers, and their 
 Agents, shall pay an annual duty for registra- 
 tion, as follows : — For each Baker's two-wheel- 
 ed vehicle and corresponding sleigh, 50s. — For 
 each Baker's Waggon or do. do. 75s. — For each 
 Brewer's or Distiller's two-wheeled vehicle or 
 corresponding sleigh, £6. — For do. do. waggon 
 do. £7 10s. 
 Also, all dealers in or vendors of Fire-wood, 
 liOgs or timber, shall pay annually f jr regis- 
 tration as follows: — For each two wheeled 
 vehicle and corresponding sleigh, drawn by 
 one horse, 20s. — For do. drawn by two horses, 
 30s. — For each corresponding winter sleigh, 
 drawn by two or more horses, 35s, 
 Brick -makers, Builders, Contractors, or any per 
 son carting building materials in tJiis city, shall 
 pay an annual duty for registration as follows : 
 For each two-wheeled vehicle or corresponding 
 winter vehicle, drawn by one horse, 20s. — For 
 each do. two horses, 30s.— For each waggon, 
 drawn by two or more horses, 35s 
 
 
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 RATES OF CARTAGE. 
 
 RATES AND FARES OF CARTS, CABS, 
 
 CALECIIES, &c. 
 
 DIVISIONS referred to in the folloicing Tables: 
 
 First Division.— From Prince's Street, Saiut 
 Ann Suburbs, by a direct line to Saint Antoine 
 Bridge, thence along Craig and St. Lewis Streets 
 to Lacroix Street, and down to the River. 
 
 Second.— Bounded by the First Division and 
 McCord Street, Mountain Street as far as it}? 
 junction with Saint Antoine Street, thence by a 
 straight line to junction of Saint Catherine and 
 Alexander Streets, along St. Catherine Street to 
 Victoria Road, down to the River. 
 
 Third. — That portion of the City beyond the 
 Second Division, and within the city limits. 
 
 (Oi\,ISKii©jS< 
 
 Goods not hereinafter men - 
 tioned, — for each load, 
 not exceeding 15 cwt 
 
 Do. 15 to 20 cwt 
 
 Do. 20 cwt. and upward,... 
 
 100 bushels of Salt, 
 
 100 bushels of Grain, 
 
 Cord of Wood, off rafts, ... 
 
 Do, do. out of boats,... 
 
 Boards, per 100 pieces, one 
 inch thick, 3 feet long,... 
 
 Do. 2-inch Plank, 
 
 Do. 3-inch Plank, 
 
 Coals, per Chaldron, 
 
 From any of the Har- 
 
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 From any of the Harbour Wharves at any place 
 in the First Division^ to the Canal, within the 
 City limits — s, d. 
 
 For each load not exceeding 15 cwt 10 
 
 Do. do. from 15 to 20 cwt 1 
 
 Do. do. 20 cwt. and upwards, 1 3 
 
 FIRE- WOOD. 
 
 From the Canal (and vice versa) to any place in — 
 
 St. Ann Suburbs, 1 3 
 
 St. Joseph Suburbs, 1 9 
 
 St. Antoine Suburbs, 2 
 
 St. Lawrence Suburbs, west of St. Law- 
 rence Street, 2 6 
 
 St. Lawrence Suburbs, north-east of St. 
 
 Lawrence St. including: St. Lewis St. 3 
 
 Quebec Suburbs, as far as Victoria Road, 3 6 
 
 Quebec Suburbs, beyond Victoria Road... 4 
 Within the limits of the First Division, 
 
 west of St. Joseph Street, 2 
 
 Within the limits of the First Division, 
 
 north-east of St. Joseph Street, 2 6 
 
 ASHES. 
 
 From Canal to Inspection Store, for each 
 
 load of three barrels, 9 
 
 From Inspection Store to Wharves, 7 J 
 
 PORK AND BEEF. 
 
 From Canal or Wharves to any place in 
 Fh'st Division, (and vice versa) for each 
 load of four barrels, 7J 
 
 FLOUR. 
 
 From Canal to Harbour Wharves, or any 
 place in the First Division, (and vice 
 versa) each load of five barrels, 9 
 
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 Win. Erniatinger, Inspector <it SnperintenchtfU. 
 
 Thomas Wily, Chief of Police. 
 
 Hypolitc Jeremie, Sub-Chief. 
 Two Chief Constables, two Mounted Police, and 
 
 Fifty Foot Police. 
 
 Centre Station— Foot of the New Market. 
 West Station — Bonaventurc Street. 
 East Station — Visitation Street. 
 
 Office of the Chief, at the ' * ntre Station 
 
 iFire ©ompanieg. 
 
 1. PHCENIX, St. Lawrence /////.— Captain John 
 
 Orr, Lieutenant R Hammond. 
 1 "NEPTUNE, St. Mary Street, Quebec Suburbs. 
 
 — Capt. A. M'Naughton, Lieut. Rogers. 
 
 3. PROTECTOR, Notre Dame Street,— Caiiiain 
 
 John Fletcher, Lieut. Cameron. 
 
 4. MONTREAL, Dalhousie Square* — Capt. Alex. 
 
 Bertram, Lieut. 
 
 5. QUEEN, Wellington Street, Griffintown, — Capt. 
 
 William Spiers, Lieut. J. Morrison. 
 
 6. MUTUAL, German Street— Csi'^iam Joseph 
 
 Poitras, Lieut. J. B. Tisson. 
 ' 7. HOSE COMPANY, Little St. James Street,-- 
 Captain Arthur Samuels, Lieut. 
 
 8. UNION, Commissioners' Square. — Capt. Wm. 
 
 Muir, Lieut. N. B. Corse. 
 
 9. HERO, St Joseph Street, St Joseph Suburbs — 
 
 Capt. Michel Moses, Lieut. Leon Malard. 
 
 10. HOOK & LADDER, Head of Cote Street — 
 
 Capt. D. Brown, Lieut. Homer Taylor. 
 
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 STONE CISTERNS. 
 
 1. Comer of Wellington and Grey Nuns' Streets. 
 
 2. Corner of Nazareth and Wellington Streets. 
 
 WOODEN CISTERNS. 
 
 3. Lagaucheti^re Street, near Montcalm Street 
 
 Quebec Suburbs. 
 
 4. Corner of Montcalm and Dorchester Streets, 
 
 Quebec Suburbs, 
 
 5. St. Edward Lane, St, Joseph Suburbs/ 
 
 6. Chaboillez Square, near Dow's Brewery. 
 
 7. A. Giard's, 121, St. Joseph Street, 
 
 8. Mountain Street, St. Joseph Suburbs. 
 
 PUBLIC WELLS. 
 
 1. William Street, Griffintown. 
 
 2. St. Gabriel Street, St. Ann's Ward. 
 
 RATES & REGULATIONS REGARDING I 
 
 The Tariff of Rates which Licenced Sweeps within 
 the City of Montreal are allowed to charge is ' 
 as follows : — s. d. \ 
 
 For each chimney in a one-story house. ..03 j 
 Do. do do two-story do. ... 4^ 
 
 Do. do four or more stories. . . 7i 
 
 Each chimney in use is required to be swept by \ 
 licenced sweeps at least three times in the year, 
 — once between 1st May and 1st November, and 
 twice at intervals of at least two months apart, 
 between 1st November and 1st May, — under a 
 penalty of 25s. to 50s. In every case of a chim- 
 ney taking fire, the occupant of the house is sub- i 
 ject to the above penalty, ! 
 
BANKS 
 
 87 
 
 3danik<ng )In0tttution^< 
 
 •'fit 
 
 BANK OF MONTREAL. 
 
 Capital, X 750,000. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Hon. p. M'Gill, Pres, 
 
 T. B. Anderson 
 John Try 
 James Logan 
 John Molson 
 John Torrance 
 William Lunn 
 
 I Hon. J. Masson, V.P. 
 
 William Molson 
 John Redpath 
 Joseph Shuter 
 John Brooks 
 Harrison Stephens 
 
 Officers. — A. Simpson, Cashier; W. Gunn, 
 Asst. Cashier ; Joseph Webster, l5^ Accountant ; J. 
 Porteous, 2c? do; R. Spurso, 3o? do; F. Holmes, 
 Ist Teller ; J. G. Home, 2d do ; C. J. Brown, Sd 
 do; J. T. Smith, Chief Clerk; J.Lloyd, Discount 
 Clerk ; J. E .Adams, Clerk; G. A Holmes, Trans- 
 fer Clerk; G' MiWov^ Assistant Clerk, 
 
 Days of Discount— Tuesdays and Fridays. 
 
 Dividends — 1st June and 1st December. 
 
 CITY BANK. 
 
 Capital, je300,000. 
 
 directors. 
 
 J. Frothingham, President, 
 
 D. P. Ross 
 Robert Armour 
 J. D. Gibb 
 W. T. Whithead 
 Joseph Vallde 
 
 John Dodds 
 William Connolly 
 William Lyman 
 Henry Stuart 
 Benjamin AnscU 
 
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 BANKS. 
 
 Officeus. — C. H. Castle, Cashier; F. Harris, 
 Accountant; F. Brown, Paying Teller; W. Ro- 
 bertson, Receiving Teller; F. W. Gates, i)m'o«/?; 
 Clerk; W. M, Robertson, Assistant Accountant; 
 Robert Hunter, Assistant Clerk, 
 
 Days of Discount-'Mon.diiya and Thursdays. 
 Dividends— 1st June and 1st December, 
 Office— Flace d'Armes. 
 
 LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE. 
 
 Capital, X 200,000. i 
 
 DIKECTORS* 
 
 L. M. Viger, President | Jacob DeWitt, V. Pres, 
 
 John Donegani 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 J. F. AUard 
 T. Franchere 
 
 Pierre Jodoin 
 A E. Montraarquet 
 Alex. Sauvageau 
 H. B. Smith 
 
 Officers. — B, H. Lemoine, Cashier: G. Pel- 
 tier, Accountant ; J. L. Brault, Paying Teller ; L. 
 D. Lemoine, Receiving Teller ; J. S. Morley, Dis- 
 count Clerk; J. M. Bonacina and E Mailhot, 
 Clerks ; L. Lamontagne, Messenger.- 
 
 Days of Discount — Tuesdays and Fridays. 
 Dividends — 1st March and 1st September. 
 Q^ce — 29, St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 BANK OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. 
 
 Capital, X 1,000,000 Sterling. 
 
 Head Office, JSt. Helenas Place, London, 
 
 Has Branches at Quebec, Montreal, Hamilton, 
 Toronto, Kingston, Bytown, Brantford, and 
 
BANKS. 
 
 89 
 
 Dundas, Canada; Halifax, N. S. ; St Johns 
 and Fredericton, N. B. ; and St. Johns, N. F. 
 Thomas Patton, Inspector of Branches, 
 
 DIRECTORS, MONTREAL BRANCH. 
 
 James Ferrier 
 James B. Green shields 
 Officers. — D. Davie 
 
 Sir George Simpson 
 William Dow- 
 son, Manager \ F. W. 
 
 Wood, Accountant ; W. Scougall, 1st Teller ; W. 
 Hallo well, 2c? do\ S. Tubby, Discount Clerk '^ R, 
 C. Ferguson and J. C» Geddes, Clerks, 
 Days of Discount : Wednesdays and Saturdays. 
 
 AGENCY COMMERtlAL BANK, M. D. 
 
 C. S. Ross, Cashier ; C. J. Campbell, Teller ; H. 
 
 L. M'Dougall and T. S. Short, Clerks. 
 
 Office, 37, Great St. James Street. 
 
 OFFICE BANK OF UPPER CANADA. 
 
 Jos. Wenham, Manager ; C. Freeland. Teller ; 
 
 Andrew Freeland and J. L Dampier, Clerks, 
 
 Office, 11, Great St.- James Street. 
 
 PROVIDENT AND SAVINGS BANK. 
 I William Lunn, President, 
 
 I J. Redpath and J. T. Brondgeest, V, Presidents^ 
 
 i MANAGING DIRECTORS^ 
 
 James Ferrier, 
 John Torrance 
 WiUiam Watson 
 William Dow 
 John Mathewson 
 
 Robert Armour 
 Thomas Kay 
 James Scott 
 William Murray 
 Henry Stuart 
 
 John Eadie, Actuary, 
 H. Sharrocks and Jas. Cox, Assistant Actuaries. 
 Office — 9, Great St. James Street. — Open daily, 
 from Ten a. m. to Three p.m. ; and on Monday and 
 Saturday evenings, from Six to Eight. 
 
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 MONTREAL SAVINGS BANK, 
 
 Saml Gerrard, Pres. , | J. Frothingham, F. P, 
 Fr L. Ilooffstetter, Secretary/ and Treasurer, 
 
 Offi.ce, Montreal Bank, Great St. James Street. 
 Open every Monday and Thursday, from 10 to 
 12 o'clock. 
 
 MONTREAL CITY & DISTRICT SAVINGS 
 
 BANK. 
 
 Patron^lW^ Lordship the Catholic Bishop of 
 
 Montreal. 
 
 BOARD OF MANAGING DIRECTORS. 
 
 William Workman, President, 
 Alfred Larocque, Vice President 
 
 John E. Mills 
 Jacob DeWitt 
 Joseph Bourret 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 L. T. Drummond 
 H. Judah 
 Francis Hincks 
 
 H. Mulholland 
 L. H. Holton 
 John Tully 
 Damase Masson 
 Joseph Grenier 
 Nelson Davis 
 
 John Collins, Actuary. 
 
 Office— ^Q, Great St James Street.— Open daily 
 from Ten till Three ; and on Monday & Saturday 
 evenings, from Six to Eight . ., 
 
' SAVINGS 
 
 ASSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
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 ^Wnxmte ®ompan{e$(. 
 
 MONTREAL FIRE, LIFE, AND INLAND 
 NAVIGATION ASSURANCE. 
 
 J. Ferrier, President | W. Lunn, V, President 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Robert Armour 
 Stanley Baggr 
 Hon. Adam Ferrie 
 Thomas Kay 
 John Torrance 
 John Mathewson 
 
 William Murrray, Manager. 
 
 Annual Meeting-^Yirsi Monday of February. 
 Office — 9, Great St. James Street. 
 
 John Redpath 
 Honble. James Smith, 
 James Scott 
 William Dow 
 William Watson 
 
 MUTUAL FIRE ASSURANCE. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Benjamin Brewster, President 
 
 Alfred Larocque 
 Louis Boyer 
 Joseph Bourret 
 Joseph Gr^nier 
 
 William Spiers 
 Jacob DeWitt 
 Jean Bruneau 
 J. B. Homier 
 
 P. L. Letourneux, Secretary <fc Treasurer, 
 Tref. Cherrier, Assistant do, do, 
 Ambroise Richer, Inspector, 
 Toussaint Peltier, Attorney, 
 Annual Meeting — First Monday of October. 
 
 Q^— Comer of St Fran9ois Xavier and Saint 
 Sacrament Streets. 
 
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 ASSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 AGENCIES OF ASSURANCE CO/S. 
 
 ^Etna Fire, of Hartford— Jos. Jones Agent, 227i 
 Saint Paul Street. 
 
 Alliance Life and Fire of London — R. Gerranl, 
 Agent, corner of Saint Th^rese and Saint Ga- 
 briel Streets. 
 
 Britannia Life, of London— J. H. Maitland, Agent, 
 Great St. James Street. 
 
 British America Life and Fire, of Toronto— Jos 
 Wenham, Agent, St. James Street. 
 
 Eagle Life, of London— James Knapp, Agent, 
 St. Lawrence Inland Marine — C. T. Palsgrave, 
 Agent, Lemoine Street. 
 
 Lloyd's Agents— Ryan, Chapman & Company, 
 Gillespie's Buildings, comer of Commissioners' 
 and Port Streets. 
 
 Minerva Life, of London — Benjamin Hart & Co. 
 Agents, comer of Recollet and St. Helen Sts. 
 
 National Loan Fund, (Life and Annuity) — F. 
 Campion, St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 Phoenix Fu-e, of London — Gillespie, Moffatt & Co. 
 Agents, 134, St. Paul Street. 
 
 Protection Fire, of Hartford— Jos. Jones, Agent, 
 227i, St. Paul Street. 
 
 Quebec Fu-e— J H. Maitland, Agent, Great St. 
 James Street. 
 
 Globe Fire and Life, of London, Ryan, Chapman 
 and Co., Agents,— Gillespie's Buildings, comer 
 of Commissioners' and Port Streets. 
 
 English and Scottish Loan and Life, of London 
 and Edinburgh— Thomas Bell, Agent, No. 233, 
 St. Paul Street. 
 
TRINITY BOARD, AND BOARD OF TRADE. 93 
 
 ^(tnitg ^oaxXiy i^ontreal. 
 
 Robert Armour, Master. 
 
 J. W. Dunscomb, Deputy Master. 
 
 WARDENS. 
 
 John Try 
 Andrew Shaw 
 
 John Molson 
 William Edmonstone 
 H. L. Routh 
 
 James Holmes, Registrar and Treasurer. 
 
 \V, K, Rayside, Harbour Master, 
 
 H. G. Thompson, Deputy Harbour Master and 
 Water Bailiff. 
 
 i^ontveal l^oarti of ^tatie. 
 
 COUNCIL. 
 
 The Hon. George Moffatt, President. 
 Thomas Cringan, Vice-President, 
 John Glass, Treasurer. 
 
 Hon. A. Cuvillier 
 Andrew Shaw 
 John Young 
 John E. Mills 
 
 L. H. Holton 
 D. L. Macpherson 
 George Elder, Junr. 
 Thomas Kay 
 
 BOARD OF ARBITRATION. 
 
 William Edmonstone 
 J. T. Brondgeest 
 David ToiTance 
 T. B. Anderson 
 John Leeming 
 
 H. L. Routh 
 Harrison Stevens 
 J. B. Greenshields 
 Henry Fowler 
 H. H. Whitney 
 B. Hutchins 
 
 James Dougall 
 
 Frederick A. Willson, Secretary. 
 
 The Council meets every Tuesday, at their 
 rooms, in rear of the Exchange News Room, St. 
 Joseph Street. 
 
 
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 John Younf?, Chairman. 
 
 L. H. Holton, Vice- Chairman, 
 
 D. L. M*Dougall, Recording Secretary, 
 W. H. Fleet, Corresponding Secretary, 
 John Glass, Treasurer, 
 
 COUNCI L. 
 
 Hon. A. Cuvillier 
 D. L. MoPherson 
 T, Wilson 
 W Brlstow 
 George Elder, Junr. 
 
 T. Kay 
 H. Chapman 
 John E. Mills 
 J. Learning 
 J. O. Moffatt 
 
 Office — 3, St* Sacrament Street. Open from Ten 
 o'clock, A. M. to 4 o'clock, P. M. 
 
 The Economist newspaper, published under the 
 direction of the Association, appears every 
 Saturday morning.— Subscription Ten Shillings 
 per annum. Acting Conductor, W. Hedge. 
 
 4PubI(c @^ompan{e0. 
 
 GAS-LIGHT COMPANY. 
 
 The Honorable Joseph Masson, President, 
 Albert Furniss, Secretary and Treasurer, 
 
 John Kerr, Superintendant 
 
 GfK>rge Garth, Gas-Fitter. 
 
 Edward Glackmeyer, Book-Keeper, 
 
 A, G. Prevost and E. Hausselman, Collectors. 
 
 Office— SI, Notre Dame Street. 
 
PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
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 CHAMPLAIN AND SAINT LAWRENCE 
 RAIL-ROAD COMPANY. 
 
 John E. Mills, Chairman, 
 John Molson, Deputy Chairman, 
 
 DIBECTORS. 
 
 P. W. Dease 
 
 Sir George Simpson 
 
 Hon. Justice Gale 
 
 James Shuter 
 William Workman 
 Benjamin Brewster 
 Alexander M. Delisle 
 
 ' C. H. Castle, Treasurer. 
 Officers. — W. D. Lindsay, Commissioner; H. 
 Magrane, Book-keeper; V. Titus, Clerk at Saint 
 Johns; H. Duclos, Clerk at Laprairie; R. Mills, 
 Clerk at Montreal — Steamer Prince Albert, A. 
 Boyd, Captain; R. Duclos, Purser, 
 
 BATES OF PASSAGE. S. d. 
 
 1st C/a55— Montreal to St. Johns, 6 
 
 To and from do. same day, 6 
 
 2d Class— 'M.oniTeBl to St. Johns, 2 6 
 
 To and from do. same day, 3 9 
 
 To and from Laprairie, by Steamboat, 10 
 
 ST. LAWRENCE & ATLANTIC RAIL-ROAD 
 
 COMPANY. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Honorable George Moffatt, President, 
 Honorable A. N. Morin, V, President. 
 
 Hon. Peter McGill 
 T. A. Stayner 
 John Young 
 John Torrance 
 George Desbarats 
 William Molson 
 
 Thomas Steers, Secretary, 
 
 Office — 18, Little Saint James Street. 
 
 Thomas Cringan 
 John Frothingham 
 A. T. Gait 
 Samuel Brooks 
 Wilder Pierce. 
 
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 PUBLIC COMPANIES. 
 
 MONTREAL AND LACHINE KAIL-UOAl) 
 
 COMPANY, 
 
 Capital— 1500 Shares at £50— je75,000. 
 
 James Fcrrler, President 
 William Molson, K President. 
 
 Sir George Simpson 
 William Dow 
 David Davidson 
 D. L. McPherson 
 William McDonald 
 
 directors. 
 
 John Torrance 
 Duncan Finlayson 
 Thomas A. Stayner 
 Hugh Taylor 
 W. F. Coffin 
 
 F. McCuUoch, Clerk and Secretary. 
 T. C. Ruggles, Engineer. 
 
 Office— 1^0, 9, Great St. James Street. 
 
 MONTREAL AND QUEBEC STEAMBOAT 
 
 COMPANY. 
 
 AGENTS. 
 
 John Torrance and Co., Montreal; H. E. Scott, 
 Quebec \ H. F. Hughes, Three-Rivers; R Harrower, 
 William Henry ; Smith Leith, Port JSt, Francis. 
 
 PEOPLE'S STEAM-BOAT COMPANY. 
 
 AGENTS. 
 
 Wm. Bristow and J. R. Morgan, Montreal. 
 
 John Wilson, Quebec. 
 
 J. M*Dougal, Three-Rivers. 
 
 H. 0. Neil, Sorel 
 
 S. Leith, Port St. Francis. 
 
INSPECTORS OF PRODUCE, ETC. 
 
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 MONTREAI. BUILDING SOCIETY. 
 
 {Incorporated by Act of Provincial Parliament.) 
 
 DIRKCTORS. 
 
 C. II. Castle, 11. Fowler, J. M. Tobiii, Robert 
 Scott, and Jolm Leeming*. 
 
 John T Badglcy, Trpasurer and Secretary. 
 George Grundy, Assistant Secretary. 
 W. N. Crawford, Notary. 
 
 William Spiers, \ j^.^.^tors 
 David Brown, \ ^^-^P^^^ors. 
 
 Shares, £ 100 e ach. Monthly Subscription, 1 05 . 
 per Share. Entrance Fee, 25. 6d. per Share. 
 
 3Ens(pcctotg of ^rotiucr. 
 
 Ashes. — E. M. Leprohon, Inspector; J. Dydc 
 and James E Major, Assistant Inspectors. 
 Flour. — William Watson, Inspector* 
 Beef and Pork.— Daniel W.Egar and Son, 
 
 and Ogden & Co., Inspectors. 
 Fish and Oil.— Peter Merckell, Inspector. 
 
 FEES ALLOWED TO INSPECTORS. 
 
 To Inspectors of Ashes — bd. per cwt. for inspec- 
 tion and branding. 
 
 To Inspectors of Flour — 2d. per barrel for in- 
 spection and branding, and Id per barrel for re- 
 inspecting. 
 
 To Inspectors of Beef and Pork — Is. per barrel 
 and l^d per half barrel, for inspection <fe branding. 
 
 To Inspectors of Fish and Oil — Inspecting and 
 branding each tierce of Fish, Is. Zd. ; half tierce, 
 9d ; barrel, Is. ; half barrel, dd» 
 
 DISTRICT INSPECTOR OF LICENCES. 
 
 (Auctioneers and Distillers) — D. S. Stuart. 
 
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 NATIONAL SOCIETIES. 
 
 i^ational <Socfaiej$. 
 
 SAINT GEORGE'S SOCIETY. 
 
 Chas. Penner, President 
 
 Joseph Shuter, 1^^ Vice President, 
 
 James Duncan Gibb, 2d Vice President 
 
 John T. Badgley, Sec. | A. C. Webster, Treas. 
 
 Rev< Dr. Lundy, Chaplain. 
 
 F. Badgley, M.D., & W.E. Scott, M.D. Physicians. 
 
 JStewards.-^llenry Chapman, Robt. Abraham, 
 W* M. B. Hartley, John Molson, Jan., and Stewart 
 Derbishire. 
 
 Charitable Committee— Geo. Garth, Tr Mussen 
 John Bkks, Jos Savage and Edward Worth. 
 
 Committee of Accounts— J, T. Brondgeest, Jas. 
 Knapp and C« B. Radenhurst. 
 
 SAINT ANDREW'S SOCIETY. 
 Hon. Wm. Morris, President 
 
 Committee of Management — John Greenshields, 
 James Gilmour, Hugh Brodie, John Spiers, Wm. 
 Smith, John Rose, William Dow. 
 
 Rev. Dr. Mathieson, Rev. R. M'Gill, Chaplains. 
 
 Dr. Rowand and Dr. Aitken, Physicians. 
 
 William Gunn, Treasurer. 
 
 John Armour, Donald Ross, Secretaries. 
 
 Standing Committee — David Mackay, W. R. 
 Clarke, William Don, Colin Ruasel. 
 
 Committee of Accounts — George Elder, Andrew 
 Allan, John Young, Thos. Ure, John Hutchison 
 
 Committee of Instalment — W. S. Macfarlane 
 Bennett Mann. 
 
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NATIONAL SOCIETIES. 
 
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 SAINT PATRICK'S SOCIETY. 
 
 Hon. F. Hincks, President 
 
 L. T. Drummond, 1st Vice President 
 John TuUy, 2d Vice President 
 Rev. Mr. O'Connel, Chaplain. 
 J. J. Hayes, M.D., Physician. 
 F. Campion, Actuary. 
 
 Committee. — P. Dramgoole, M. Ryan, Denis 
 Cotterell, M. O'Meara, F. M*Namee, Sen., John 
 Fitzpatrick, John Collins, Francis Clarke, Bryan 
 Hayes, Henry Mulholland, Charles Curran, and 
 Edward Murphy. 
 
 GERMAN SOCIETY. 
 
 Patron— His Royal Highness Prince Albert 
 
 Daniel Arnoldi, M.D., President 
 Hemy Meyers, Vice Presidentr 
 
 Ernest Idler, Treas. | K Haldimand, Rec, Sec 
 F. C. T. Arnoldi, Corresponding Secretary, 
 F. C. T. Arnoldi, Physician, 
 Rev. Dr. Bethune, Chaplain. 
 
 Stewards— J P Seybold, C Fisher, John Bower, 
 G Reinhart, and C Beck. 
 
 ST. JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETY. 
 
 Hon. A. N. Morin President. 
 Joseph Roy, Olivier Berthelet, Damase Macon, 
 
 and Austin Cuvillier, Vice Presidents, 
 Joseph Boulanget, Treasurer, 
 L, 0. LeTourneux, Secretary of Archives. 
 R. S^ M. Bouchette, Corresponding Secretary, 
 R. Roy and A G. Lajoie, Recording Secretary, 
 Dr. Beaubien,P^ys2aa»> 
 Rev. Mr. St Pierre, Chaplain, 
 L. Duvemay, Chief Marshall 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 IN MONTREAL. 
 
 ^catiemical. 
 
 UNIVERSITY OF McGILL COLLEGE. 
 
 GOVERNORS. 
 
 His Excellency the Governor General. 
 The Lord Bishop of Montreal 
 The Hon. the Chief Justice of Montreal. i 
 The Hon the Chief Justice of Canada West. 
 The Principal of the College. 
 
 OFFICERS. 
 
 E A Meredith, AB LL B, Principal 
 
 Rev W T Leach, A M, Vice Principal, 
 
 Rev J Abbott, AM., Registrar, Bursar and Secy. 
 
 PROFESSORS, &C. 
 
 Professor of Divinity. 
 
 E A Meredith, AB LL B, Prof, of Mathematics 
 
 and Natural Philosophy, 
 Rev W T Leach, AM, Prof of Classical Literature, 
 A F Holmes, M D, Professor of the Theory and 
 
 Practice of Medicine. 
 G W Cambpell, M D, Lecturer on Surgery 
 A Hall, MD, Lecturer on Chemistry & Pharmacy. 
 M McCulloch, M D, Lecturer on Midwifery and 
 
 Diseases of Women and Children. 
 O T Bruneau, M D, Lecturer on Anatomy. 
 S C Sewell, M D, Lecturer on Materia Medica 
 
 and Therapeutics. 
 J Crawford, M D, Lecturer on Clinical Medicine 
 
 and Surgery 
 R L McDonnell, M D, Lecturer on Institutes of 
 
 Medicine, 
 W E Scott, M D, Demonstrator of Anatomy. 
 Hon Mr Justice liadgley, Law Lecture?*. 
 
PUBLIC INSTITUnONS. 
 
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 Rev J Abbott,' AM, LecVron History & Geography 
 L. De Montier, Lecturer on French Literature and 
 French Language, 
 
 The University Terms are as follow . — 
 
 Michaelmas Term begins on the first Wednes- 
 day in September, and ends 20th December. 
 
 Lent Term begins on the Wednesday nearest 
 the 7th January and ends Saturday before Palm 
 Sunday. 
 
 Easter Term begins on the Wednesday after 
 Easter Sunday, and ends on the day after Com- 
 mencement Day. which is always the third Wed- 
 nesday in June. 
 
 FEES. 
 
 Terminal Fees jE3 65. 8d 
 
 Board, including fuel and candles,) « r 
 per month, ) 
 
 
 
 HIGH SCHOOL OF MONTREAL. 
 
 DIRECTORS. 
 
 Hon Geo Moffatt 
 William Lunn 
 James Ferrier 
 Dr Crawford 
 Dr G W Campbell 
 B. H. Lemoine 
 Benjamin Holmes 
 
 Dr M'CuUoch 
 John Young 
 W C Meredith 
 D Torrance 
 J J Day 
 C Geddes 
 William Murray 
 
 D Davidson, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 I Rev G F Simpson, M A, Rector* 
 I T A Gibson, Second Master, 
 jLPotel, French Master, 
 
 S Phillips, J. Bradshaw and R Wilson, Assistant 
 Masters, 
 The Season is divided into two terms, viz., 
 from the 3rd Monday in August to Christmas, 
 and from Chirstmas to 2d Saturday in July. 
 
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 CANADA BAPTIST COLLEGE. 
 Rev J M Cramp, President, 
 Rev F Bosworth, Classical Tutor, 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL THEO'L. INSTITUTE. 
 
 Rev Adam Lillie, Tutor, 
 Rev John Roaf, Treas. \ Rt Beekman, /Secretary. 
 
 NATIONAL SCHOOL. 
 
 R H Radford, Teacher, Male Department, 
 Miss Morgan, Teacher, Female do, 
 
 BRITISH AND CANADIAN SCHOOL. 
 
 Hon P McGill, Pres, \ William Lunn, Treasurer. 
 John Minshall, and Mrs Bendall, Teachers. 
 
 FREE SCHOOL, 
 
 In connexion with the Amer. Presby. Church. 
 E. Atwater, Secretary and Treasurer, 
 Miss Colt, Teacher. 
 
 Committee^Hev, C Strong, John E Mills, B 
 Brewster, C Campbell, and N S Whitney. 
 
 APOTHECARIES. 
 
 William Lyman & Co. 
 John Birks & Co. 
 R. Trudeau 
 Alex. Urquhart 
 B. Workman & Co. 
 S. J. Lyman & Co. 
 A. Savage <fc Co. 
 R. W. Rexford 
 Robert Godfrey 
 William P. Smith 
 
 William Scott 
 
 Trudel & Cod^rre (Dd- 
 
 p6t Medical) 
 S. Waller 
 P. Richelieu 
 A. G. Fenwick 
 P. Munroe. 
 M. Cot^ <fe Co. 
 Thomas S, Pope 
 D. M^Callum 
 
MEDICAL. 
 
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 Aitken, Wm . 
 Amoldi, DanL 
 Araoldi, F.C.T 
 Badgley, F. 
 Barber,^Gr. A. 
 Barry, E 
 Beaubien, P. 
 Beattie, — 
 Berthelet, B. 
 Bibaud, J. G. 
 Bowie, James 
 Boyer, L 
 Breadon, — 
 Brousseau,D.P. 
 Bruneau, O. T. 
 Cadwell, F 
 Campbell, C. A. 
 Campbell, G.W 
 Cot^, M. 
 Charlebois, B. 
 Codere, E. 
 Crawford, J. 
 Cashing, F. 
 David, A H 
 
 DeBoucherville 
 Delisle, B. D. 
 Deschambault- 
 Fenwick, A, G . 
 Fenwick, G. E. 
 Fisher, Arthur 
 Eraser, W. 
 Gauthier, L. 
 Gibb, G. D, 
 Godfrey, R. 
 Grenier, L. T. 
 Guerin, H. 
 Hall, Archd. 
 Holmes, A. F. 
 Howard, R. 
 Lebourdais,J.B 
 Leprohon, L. G. 
 Long, Alexr. 
 McCallum, D. 
 McDonnell, R.L. 
 McCulloch, M. 
 McGale, B. 
 Malhiot, Ae 
 Meilleur, J. B. 
 
 Minshall, John 
 Morson, Fredk. 
 Momit, E. H. 
 M unroe, P. 
 Nelson, Wlfd. 
 Nelson, Horace 
 Papineau, J. 
 Peltier, — 
 Picault, J. E, 
 Regnault, C. A. 
 Regnier, E. 
 Richelieu, P. 
 Robinson, S. 
 Scott, W. E. 
 SeweU, S. C. 
 Sewell, E. Q. 
 Sutherland, W, 
 Smith, W. P. 
 Tassie, — 
 Tavemier, F. 
 Trestler, J.B.C. 
 Trudel, H 
 WaUer, S. 
 Winder, — 
 
 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. 
 
 Dr. Amoldi> Junr., Lectr, on Midwifery, Diseases 
 of Women and Children, Medical Jurisprudence* 
 Dr Badgley, Practice of Medicine and Pathology, 
 Dr Munro, Principles and Practice of Surgery* 
 Dr Sutherland, Chemistry and Pharmacy, 
 Dr Horace Nelson, Anatomy and Physiology, 
 Dr Bibaud, Materia Medica and Therapeutics, 
 Dr Regnier, Demonstrator of Anatomy, 
 
 The Annual Course of Lectures, begins on the 
 first Monday in Nov. and continues for 6 months. 
 
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 MONTREAL MEDICAL BOARD. 
 
 Board of Examiners of applicants to be admitted to \ 
 
 practice Physic^ Surgery and Midivifer?j^ 
 
 for the District of MonU'eal, 
 
 Wolfred Nelson, President 
 S. C. Sewell, Secretary. 
 
 A. F. Holmes 
 
 B. Charlebois 
 L. J. Cazeneuve 
 Timoleon Quesnel 
 Jean Bte. C. Trestler 
 Guillaume Belin 
 
 F, C. T. Arnoldi 
 Archibald Hall 
 T. Boutilller 
 James Crawford 
 Pierre Beaubien 
 
 J. Dorion 
 
 Michael McCuUoch 
 M. F. Valois 
 O. T. Bruneau 
 G. W. Campbell 
 P. C Munro 
 Wm. Sutherland 
 J. Bibaud 
 F. Badgley 
 J.B. Lebourdais 
 P. C. Loedel 
 
 The Board meets for the examination of can- 
 didates for licence, on the first Tues days of Feb- 
 ruary, May, August and November, at Two 
 o'clock. 
 
 Inspector of Anatomy — T. Wily. 
 
 MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY. 
 
 Dr. Crawford, President, 
 Dr. Badgley, First Vice President 
 Dr. Campbell, Second Vice President, 
 Dr. David, Secretary \ Dr. Fraser, Treasurer. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS FOR INSANE FOUND 
 LINGS, AND SICK. 
 
 Jean Baptiste C. Trestler, Joseph Bourret, and | 
 
 C. S. Rodier. - 
 
reasurer. 
 
 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
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 MONTREAL GENERAL HOSPITAL. 
 
 S. Gerrard, President. \ J. Molson, F. President, 
 Benjamin Holmes, Treasurer, 
 F. A. Larocque, Seeretary. 
 Committee of Management — J. T. BaiTett, J. Try, 
 J. Mathewson, and Thomas Molson. 
 F. A. Larocque, Chairman. 
 Medical Board — A. F. Holmes, M. D., O. T. 
 Bruneau, M. D., A. Hall, M.D., G \V Campbell, 
 M. D., J. Crawford, M. D., S. C. Sewell, M. D., 
 R. L. M-Donell, M. D., 
 
 Alex. Long, M. D., House Surgeon, 
 
 George D. Gibb, M. D., Apothecary, 
 
 I Mrs. Mills, Matron, | W. Bendall, Steivard. 
 
 MONTREAL LYING-IN HOSPITAL. 
 
 Sahit Antoine Street. 
 
 DirectresseS'--'M.YS» Vallibres de St. Real, and 
 
 Mrs. Lindsay. 
 Treasurer — Mrs. Lafontaine. 
 Secretary — Mrs. C. Wilson. 
 Physician —Dr. Arnold!, Jup. 
 Consulting Physicians — Drs. Arnold! & Nelson, 
 Matron — Mrs. Christie, 
 
 UNIVERSITY LYING-IN HOSPITAL. 
 
 No» 91, St. Lawrence Street. 
 
 Directress — ^Mrs. Lunn. 
 Secretary — Mrs. Durnford. 
 licasiirer — Mrs. Jacob Hall. 
 Attending Physician— Dr. McCulloch. 
 Consulting Physicians — The Medical Faculty of 
 
 McGill College. 
 Resident Midwife — Mrs. Buchanan. 
 
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 PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 
 
 SELF SUPPORTING DISPENSARY. 
 
 No. 8, St Urhain Street 
 Attending Physicians— -Dr a, Arnoldl, Junior, 
 Badgley, Munro, Sutherland, H. Nelson, Bibaud, 
 Open daily from 9 o'clock a. m. to 4 p. m. 
 
 MONTREAL EYE INSTITUTION, 
 
 No. 8, St Urhain Street 
 Under the Patronage of the Governor General. 
 
 Dr. Morson, Medical Officer to the Institution, 
 Dr. McDonnell, Consulting Physician^ 
 W. C. Meredith, Treasurer, 
 
 Committee of Management — Jas. Ferrier, John 
 Torrance, Rev. Mr. Adamson, Hon. A, N. Morin, 
 Thomas Morson. 
 
 Attendnnce daily, at 11 o'clock, a. m — Advice, 
 Medicines^ and Operations Gratis, to the Poor. 
 
 INSTITUTION FOR THE TREATMENT OF 
 DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR. 
 
 Conducted by Surgeon Howard, M.D. 
 Rev, W. A. Adamson, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Situate in Hay Market. Subscribers of ^1 per 
 annum, have the privilege of recommending poor 
 patients to the Institution. 
 
 MONTREAL MAGDALENE ASSYLUM. 
 
 Mrs. J, M. Cramp, President. 
 JohnBirks, Treasurer, \ Thos McGinn, Secretary, 
 
 LADIES* COMMITTEE, 
 
 Mrs J Leeming, Treas. \ Mrs W Roy, Secretary. 
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 PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM. 
 
 Mrs. Wilkes and Mrs Reid, Directresses. 
 
 Mrs. Ross, Treasurer. \ Mrs. McCord, Secretary. 
 
 E. Cribb, Superintendent 
 
 Mrs. Cribb, Matron. 
 
 CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM. 
 
 Mrs. D B Viger & Mrs. O. Berthelet, Directresses 
 
 Mrs. J. Quesnel, Treas. \ Miss Larocque, JSec'ry, 
 
 Mrs. Chalifoux, Superintendent, 
 
 LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 
 
 Mrs. Bancroft, First Directress, 
 
 Mrs. Renaud, Second Directress. 
 
 Mrs. Barber, Treasurer | Miss Ross, Secretary^ 
 
 Miss Waller, Secretary f(yr Children* 
 
 Mrs. Ford, Matron, 
 
 MONTREAL AUX. BIBLE SOCIETY. 
 
 William Lunn, President 
 J T Barrett, A. F. Holmes, M. D., J H. Maitland, 
 
 J. Frothingham, J. Flemming, and J. Ferrier, 
 
 Vice-Presidents. 
 John Mathewson, Treasurer. 
 Rev. Henry Wilkes, A.M. Foreign Secretary. 
 J. R. Orr, and Rollo Campbell, Bee Secretaries. 
 Mr. James Milne, General Agent and Depositary. 
 
 LADIES' BIBLE ASSOCIATION. 
 Mrs. Ferrier, President 
 Mrs. Buchanan, Vice-President 
 Miss Lyman, Secretary. \ Mrs. D. Torrance, Treas 
 
 ' RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. 
 Henry Vennor, Treasurer, 
 Rev. J. Girdwood, Corresponding Secretary. 
 James Milne. Recording Secretary & Depositary 
 
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 TRACT DISTRIBUTION SOCIETY. 
 
 John Dougall, Chairman. 
 J. A. Mathewson, Secretary and Treasurer, 
 
 FRENCH CANADIAN MISS'Y. SOCIETY. 
 
 Lieut-CoL Wilgress, President 
 James Ferrier, Joseph Wenham, William Lunii, 
 
 and John Redpath, Vice-Presidents, 
 John Dougall, Treasurer, 
 Rev. Wm. Taylor and Rev. C. Strong, Cor, Sees. 
 James Comt, Recording Secretary, 
 
 LADIES' CANADIAN MISST. SOCIETY. 
 
 Mrs. Wm. Taylor, President, 
 Mrs. Court, Mrs. H. Vennor, Mrs. J. Mathewson, 
 
 Mrs. Richey, Mrs. Cashing, and Mrs. Janes, 
 
 Directresses, 
 Mrs. Samuel Hedge, Jun., Treasurer, 
 Mrs. Henry Lyman, Secretary, 
 
 BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 
 Joseph Wenham, Treasurer. 
 
 Rev. J. M Cramp and Rev. J. Girdwood, Sec, 
 James Milne, Recording Secretary, 
 
 WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. 
 Wm. Lunn, Treasurer, \ Rev. G. H. Davis, Secy 
 
 WESLEYAN METHODIST SUNDAY 
 SCHOOL SOCIETY. 
 
 Rev. Mathew Ritchie, A. M. President, 
 Revs C. Churchill, and G H. Davis, Vice-Pres. 
 Wm. Lunn, Treasuf er. 
 J. Mathewson and John Hilton, Auditors, 
 T. S. Pope, General Secretary, ^. 
 
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 CANADA SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. 
 
 James Ferrler, President, 
 J. R. Orr, JohQ Dougall, Joseph Wenham, and 
 John H. Maitland, Vice-Presidents. 
 
 James Court, Treasurer, 
 J. C. Becket, Corresponding Secretary, 
 T. M. Taylor, Recording Secretary, 
 James Idilne, Depositary, 
 
 FRIENDLY UNION. 
 
 For Religiom Instruction of Seamen and Emi- 
 grants^ and Education of Poor Children, 
 
 Rev. T. Osgood, Agent, 
 Benjamin Holmes, Treasurer, 
 
 FIREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 
 
 Captain William Speirs, President. 
 Captains Brown and Moses, Vice Presidents, 
 Captain J Fletcher, Secretary, 
 Lieutenant Tison, Assistant Secretary, 
 N B. Corse, Treasurer, 
 
 STRANGER'S FRIEND SOCIETY. 
 
 Rev Matthew Richey, President, 
 Rev C Churchill, Rev G H Davis, James Ferrier, 
 William Lunn, Vice Presidents, 
 J Holland, A F Sabine, Secretaries, 
 John Hilton, Treasurer, 
 
 LADIES' TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 
 
 Mrs. Hedge, Sen. First Directress. 
 Mrs. Janes, Second Directress, 
 
 Mrs. Becket, Treasurer, \ Mrs. Dougall, Secretary 
 
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 MONTREAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. 
 
 D. P.Janes, President 
 Vice Presidents — All Ministers of the Gospel in 
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 Societies. 
 
 Committee for Provincial Effort, 
 
 John Dougall, Chairman, 
 
 James Court, J R Orr, H Lyman. 
 
 R D Wadsworth, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 
 Committee for the City, 
 
 John Holland, Chairman, 
 
 J M*Dougall, Secretary^ \ Saml Hedge, Treasr, 
 
 ST. PATRICK'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE 
 
 SOCIETY. 
 
 Right Rev. Dr. Phelan, Patrcm, 
 Rev, John Richards, President 
 Revds. James M'Mahon, Patrick Morgan, and J. 
 
 Connolly, Assistant Presidents, 
 Matthew Ryan and John Curran, F. Presidents. 
 Denis Cotterell and Charles Curran, Treasurers. 
 Edward Murphy, Secretary. 
 
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 NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. 
 
 Dr Crawford, President. 
 
 Dr G W Campbell, Dr David, and Dr Sewell, 
 
 Vice Presidents. 
 Dr Eraser, Cor. Secy. \ Dr. Payne, Rec Secy 
 
 A Larocque, Treasurer r 
 W M B Hartley, Libr zrian and Cabinet Keeper 
 Council— John Ostcil, J H Joseph, Dr. Holmes 
 Dr. M'Culloch, John Glass. 
 
 Library Committee— Rev W T Leach, Dr. 
 Holmes, J H Jones, J Logan, W Edmonstone. 
 
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 MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 
 
 J H Winn, President 
 
 G H Frothingham, Vice President. 
 
 S Lester Taylor, Corresponding Secretary. 
 
 Robert Lindsay, Recording Secretary* 
 
 Charles Freeland, Treasurer. 
 
 DIRECTOBS. 
 
 A Morris, J McGill, D Lindsay, S R Evans, J 
 Murray, J W McGlashan, A McDonald, D Bus- 
 teed, D Mair, A D MacDougall. 
 
 T S Hay ward, Superintendant, 
 
 SHAKSPERE CLUB. 
 
 Christopher Dunkin, President^ 
 Wm.Kingsford, 1st Vice President. 
 A. Cross, 2nd Vice President. 
 Joseph S. Lee, Secretary. 
 Alfred K. Laviscount Treasurer. 
 
 Members of the Council— C F Clark, Chairman; 
 T G Fenwick, William Kingsford, and Joshua 
 Constable. 
 
 Members of the Questions'' Committee — W M B 
 Hartley, Chairman ; Edmund Meredith, J B Tur- 
 ner and H J Ibbotson. 
 
 Members of Library Committee— Wm Kings- 
 ford, Chairman ; W M B Hartley, C S Burroughs 
 and H J Ibbotson. 
 
 ADVOCATES' LIBRARY. 
 
 Hon Mr Justice Day, President. 
 
 W C Meredith, Q C, Vice President 
 
 Fredk. Griffin, Treas. | Strachan Bethune, Secy. 
 
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 MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. 
 
 Charles M. Tate, President 
 James Moricej First Vice President, 
 Thomas M'Grinn, Second Vice President. 
 John Whitelaw, Third Vice President, 
 Wm. M. Milne, Fourth Vice President, 
 William Footner, Corresponding Secretary, 
 Charles McDonald, Recording Secretary, 
 Andrew Cowan, Treasurer, 
 Henry Bulmer, Librarian and Cabinet 
 
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 George Kichardson, Superintendent, 
 
 INSTITUT CANADIEN. 
 
 Joseph Papin, Presidents 
 L DeLorme, 1st Vice Pres \ C Papineau, 2d do 
 C Lamontagne, Secretary 
 J B E Dorion, Asssistant Secretary. 
 A G L^oie, Corresponding Secretary, 
 V P W Dorion, Treasurer^ 
 C Bazinet, Librarian, 
 Committee— A J Lacroix,B Giroiix, J Gingras 
 
 LES SOCIETE DES AMIS. 
 
 George de Boucherville, President, 
 
 T H Peltier, Cor, Sec. \ P L McDonald, Rec, Sec 
 
 L. A. H. Latom*, Treasurer, 
 
 IMMIGRANT BOARD. 
 
 Honorable Adam Ferrie, Chairman, 
 Benj. Holmes, Treas. \ James Court, Secretary, 
 Jas. Allison, Govrt, Emigration Agent, 
 Dr. J. Bowie, Emigrant Physician, 
 — Murphy, Superintendent Emigrant Sheds, 
 
 Office, Emigrant Sheds, Canal. 
 
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 COMMISSIONERS FOR THE ERECTION 
 OF PARISHES, AND THE BUILDING OF 
 CHURCHES, PARSONAGE HOUSES AND 
 CHURCH-YARDS. 
 
 Hon. F. P. Bruneau 
 P. L. Panet 
 J. Viger 
 
 Joseph Roy- 
 George Weekes 
 E. Guy, Secretary, 
 
 Office— "^0, 2, St. Francois Xavier Street. 
 
 COMMISSIONERS FOR THE HARBOUR 
 OF MONTREAL 
 
 John G. McKenzie | Charles S. Rodier 
 
 John Try. 
 
 John T. Badgley, Secretary, 
 C. M. Tait, Engineer. 
 William Browne, Wharfinger^ 
 
 COMMISSIONERS OF EDUCATION. 
 
 J. B. Meilleur, Superintendent^ (Canada East) 
 Rev. E. Ryerson, do. (Canada West.) 
 
 TRUSTEES MONTREAL TURNPIKE. 
 
 John Redpath 
 J M Tobin 
 
 Hon H H Killaly 
 Benjamin Holmes 
 Stanley Bagg, 
 
 James Holmes, Secretary. 
 
 TRUSTEES LONGUEUIL AND CHAMBLY 
 
 TURNPIKE. 
 
 John Glen, Manager. 
 John Yule 
 Louis Gareau 
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 Joseph F. AUard 
 Eus^be Frechette 
 Charles Sabourin 
 Dr. Wilson, Secry.^ 
 
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 MONTREAL TURF CLUB. 
 
 Charles Penner, President 
 Hon. C. S. DeBleury, Vice President. 
 G. D. Gibb, M. D. Treas. \ Saml. David, Secretary, 
 
 MONTREAL REGATTA CLUB. 
 
 John Young, President. 
 J. Gilmour, D. Murray, and J. Dyde, Stewards. 
 H. Mason, Secretary and Treasurer* 
 Committee of Management— C. F. Clark, J. J. 
 Jones, J. Walker, and J. Hutchison. 
 
 MONTREAL CURLING CLUB. 
 
 Hugh AWsLVi, President | Andw. M'Gill, F. Pres. 
 John Speirs, Secretary and Treasurer. 
 Committee of Management— James Tyre, John 
 Gordon, James Gilmour. 
 
 THISTLE CURLING CLUB. 
 
 John Kingan, Pres \ Wm. Simpson, V. Pres 
 J. Murray, Treasurer; R. Muir, Secretary, 
 
 5:t SoS } Representative Men^rs 
 
 Rev. Mr. M*Gill, Chaplain. 
 
 Committee of Management — A. Allan, David 
 Mair, W. J. Kay, Peter Gillespie. 
 
 MONTREAL CRICKET CLUB. 
 C. H. Castle, President \ John Dyde, Vice Pres 
 J. H. Connolly, Secretary. 
 F. Harris, Treasurer* ' 
 
 AURORA CRICKET CLUB. 
 Jos. Lyons, President | H F J Jackson, V. Pres. 
 W. Nickols, Secretary ; Thos Nickols, Trea>surer. 
 

 
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 IN MONTREAL. 
 
 GRAND LODGE OF BRITISH NORTH 
 
 AMERICA. 
 
 R H Hamilton, 0,M, I J Gushing, O, Secy. 
 ELMontizambert,Z>.ai/| CCSDeBleury, 0,Tr. 
 
 The following Lodges are under the Jurisdiction of 
 the Grand Lodge of B, N, America, 
 
 Lodge Room: — Odd Fellows' Hall, Great Saint 
 
 James Street. 
 
 HOCHELAGA ENCAMPMENT. 
 
 J Brown, C. P, 
 CCS DeBleury, H. P. 
 John Dyde, S, W, 
 
 A. S. Menzies, Scribe. 
 J. A. Ferkiaa^Treasurer 
 J Hedge, F. Scribe. 
 
 ROYAL MOUNT ENCAMPMENT. 
 
 C Dunkin, C. P. , Andrew Wilson, Scribe 
 
 John Irvine, H. P. 
 John Sproston. S. W, 
 
 S G Patton, F, Scribe. 
 J. Murray, Treasurer. 
 James Gibson, J. W. 
 
 VICTORIA DEGREE LODGE. 
 
 CCS DeBleury, N. G. 
 C Dunkin, A. N. G. 
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 J M Gilbert, P. G. 
 John Dyde, V. G. 
 J. Murray, Secretary. 
 
 A H David, Treasurer. 
 
 PRINCE OF WALES LODGE. 
 
 H F J Jackson, P. G. 
 Andrew Wilson, N. G. 
 W Ewan, V. G. 
 
 J Williamson, Secr'y. 
 D. Mair, P. Secretary. 
 J Fletcher, Treasurer. 
 
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 QUEEN'S LODGE. 
 
 George M*Iver, P. G. 
 W Sache, N. G. 
 WiUiam Easton, V. G. 
 
 C M Tait, Secretary. 
 H Dickinson, Treasurer 
 J H Isaacson, P. Sec'y. 
 
 COMMERCIAL LODGE. 
 
 W Sutherland, P. G. 
 J M Ferres, N. G. 
 A H Campbell, V. G. 
 
 A H Armour, Sec'ry. 
 E T Taylor, P. Sec'ry. 
 J G Home, Treasurer. 
 
 CANADA LODGE. 
 
 John Young, P. G. 
 James Gibson, N. G. 
 F B Matthews, V. G. 
 
 John Smith, Secretary. 
 W Macfarlane, P. Secy. 
 John Murray, Treasurer 
 
 In addition to the above, there are Lodges in 
 connexion with this Order at Quebec (2), St Johns, 
 Stanstead, Belleville, Toronto, Peterboro, Picton, 
 Brockville, Kingston, Cobourg, Port Hope, Saint 
 Catherines, Hamilton, Cornwall and Bytown. 
 
 MANCHESTER UNITY. 
 
 Lodges, holding their Dispensations from the Board 
 of Directors of Manchester, England, 
 
 Lodge Room : — ^No. 22, St. Gabriel Street. 
 
 MONTREAL DISTRICT. 
 
 Andw. Mann, G. M, 
 Alex. Morrison, D.G.M 
 
 John Lambert, C, S» 
 Alex. Mui^hy,Tr^asurer 
 
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 MONTREAL LODGE.- 311 5. 
 
 Wm. Reid Secretary, 
 J. Egan, Permt. Sec'ry. 
 A. Morrison, Treasttrer, 
 
 H. D Garrish, P. G^, 
 David Wylie, iV: O. 
 J. Nice, K Gf. 
 
 Robert Godfrey, Surgeon. 
 Meets every alternate Monday. 
 
 SAINT LAWRENCE LODGE— 3618 
 
 William Reid, P, G, 
 Robt Hampson, iV. G, 
 George Fax, V. G. 
 
 K. Macaulay, Secretary 
 A. Stewart, Permt, Sec, 
 Wm. Reid, Treasurer, 
 
 Robert Godfrey, Surgeon, 
 Meets every alternate Monday. 
 
 BRITISH NORTH AMERICA LODGE.— 3791 
 
 John Lambert, P, G, 
 Alex. W. Laird, N, G, 
 Wm. Robinson, V, G, 
 
 W. MacmuUan, aecry, 
 R. Richardson, Rec Sec, 
 G. Liilliam, Treasurer, 
 
 F. C. T. Arnoldi, Surgeon. 
 Meets every alternate Wednesday. 
 
 BRITON'S QUEEN LODGE,— 4030. 
 M. H. Gault, P. G. 
 
 John Hay, N. G. 
 R. Davie, V. G. 
 
 David Vass, Secretary. 
 A. K. Fenwick, Surg. 
 
 Meets every alternate Wednesday evening. 
 VICTORIA LODGE.— 4029. 
 
 John Kingan, P. G. 
 W. Maxwell, N. G. 
 J. Mavor, V. G* 
 
 Meets every alterna 
 
 , A. Mann, Treasurer. 
 
 R. Taylor, Secretary. 
 
 M. M*Culloch, Surgeon, 
 e Tuesday evening. 
 
 In addition to the above, there are Lodges in 
 Canada in connexion with the M, U., at Quebec, 
 Perth, By town, Gananoque, Kingston, (2) Gait, 
 Cobourg, Toronto, (3), Whitby, Cooksville Dun- 
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 C M Tate, D. C. R. 
 W M'Master, D. D. R. 
 
 J Campbell, D R S. 
 H A Nelson, D. F. S. 
 W White, D. Treasurer 
 
 SPRING OF CANADA TENT, No. 45. 
 
 Wm, Hodgson, Sh. 
 J Fletcher, P. C. R. 
 C W Meakins, C. R. 
 L Paton, D. R. 
 F. Woodhouse, Rr S. 
 John Campbell, F. S 
 
 
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 C W Meakins, 
 David Smith, 
 John Harding 
 G Langdalc, L. 
 C Morgan, I. G. 
 
 UNION TENT, No. 96. 
 
 H A Nelson, Sh. 
 J A Adams, P. C. R. 
 A Bryson, C. R. 
 James Kay, D. R. 
 Jos Stanniforth, R. S. 
 H T Hunt, F. S. 
 
 N B Corse, T. 
 H Lyman, 
 N B Corse, 
 C Bryson> 
 — Menzies, L 
 A Perry, L G» 
 
 PERSEVERANCE TENT, No. 107. 
 
 R D Wadsworth, Sh. 
 William Black, P C R 
 C M*Lellan, C R 
 James Gill, D R 
 John M'Grath, R. S. 
 Robert Irwin, F S 
 
 John Somers, T 
 R Poney, Senr 
 Robert Irwin, 
 James Drew 
 J M*DougaU, L 
 H Alderdice, Jun., 
 
 
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 J C Becket, Sh. 
 David Wylie, P C R 
 A Johnston, C R 
 J Brodie, D R 
 William Owler, R S 
 Saml Wilson, F S 
 
 A Morrison, T 
 J Holland, 
 J M*Dougall 
 T Clarke, 
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 RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS. 
 
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 IN MONTREAL, 
 
 Ministers Officiating, and Hours of Worship. 
 
 Parish Church. — High Mass. . .Morning at half- 
 past 9 ; Vespers, half-past 2. 
 
 Recollet (Irish) Church. — High Mass... Morning at 
 half-past 9 ; Vespers, half-past 2. 
 
 Bomecov/rs (Irish) Church — High Mass... Morning 
 at half-past 9 ; Vespers, half-past 2. 
 
 Cathedral (Bishop's Church) — High Mass. . Morn- 
 ing at half-past 9 ; Vespers, half-past 2. 
 
 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. 
 
 Christ Church, Notre Dame Street. — Rev. Dr. 
 
 Bethune, Rev W Adamson, &, Rev — Fletcher 
 Divine Service... Morning at 11, Altemoon at 3; 
 
 for Military, at haif-past 1. — Sunday School in 
 
 National School, at 9, a. m. 
 Trinity Church.— Rev M Willoughby & Rev D B 
 
 Panither. — Divine Service... Morning at 11?; 
 
 Evening at 7 — Sunday School at half-past 2. ' 
 S^ Thomas' Chapel, Quebec Suburbs— Rev Chas. 
 
 Bancroft. — Divine Service... Morning at 11; 
 
 Evening at 7 — Sunday School at half-past 2. 
 S^ George's Chapel, St Joseph Street. — Rev W T 
 
 Leach. — Divine Service... Morning at Eleven; 
 
 Evening at 7 — Sunday School at half-past 2. 
 S^ Ann's Chapely Griffintown — Rev D Falloon. 
 Divine Service... Morning at 11 ; Evening at 7 — 
 
 Sunday School at 4« 
 
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OP SCOTLAND. 
 
 Saint Andrew's Church, St Peter Street —Rev A 
 Mathieson, D D — Divine Service... Morning at 
 11 ; afternoon at half- past 2 — Sund. School at 4 
 
 Saint Paul's Church, St, Helen Street — Rev Robt 
 M'Gill — Divine Service... Morning at Eleven; 
 Afternoon at half-past 2*— Sund. School at 4. 
 
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 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CANADA. 
 
 S^ Gabriel Street Churchy — Rev Wm. Leishman — 
 Divine Service... Morning at 11 ; Evening 
 — Sunday School at half-past 2. 
 
 Cote Street Church — Rev —Divine Ser- 
 
 vice... Mom at 11 ; Evg at 7— Sund Sch. at 3. 
 
 UNITED SECESSION. 
 
 Lagauchetiere Street — Rev Wm Taylor— Divine 
 Service... Morning at 11; Afternoon at half- 
 past 2— Sunday School at 4. 
 
 AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN. 
 
 Great St James Street — Rev Caleb Strong, A M — 
 Divine Service... Morning at 11; Afternoon at 
 half-past 2t — Sunday School at 9, a m. 
 
 WESLEYAN METHODISTS. 
 
 Great St James Street) Divine Service. . .Momg 
 Quebec Suburbs > at IO5 ; Evening at 6^ — 
 
 Griffintown ) S Sch. at 9 a m, & 2 p m 
 
 Revds M Richey, C Churchill, Geo H Davis, 
 G Dorey, — L Lusher, Supernumerary. 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL. 
 
 Radegonde St — H Wilkes, A M— Service... Morn 
 at 11 ; Evening at half-past 6t— S School at 3 
 
 Gosford Street — Service. . .Morning at 11 ; eveng. 
 at half-past 6t— Sunday School, at 3. 
 
 BAPTIST. 
 
 Saint Helen Street— Rev J Girdwood — Service... 
 
 Morning at 11; Evening at haif-past 6t — 
 
 Sunday School, at 9, a m. 
 Ann Street, GritRntown — Rev 
 
 Service Sunday School at 9, am 
 
 UNITARIAN. 
 
 Beaver Hall Place — Rev J Cordner— Service... 
 Morning at 11 ; Evg at 7— Sunday School at 3 
 
 JEWISH SYNAGOGUE. 
 
 Reverend A De Sola, Montreal, 
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 CURRENCY TABLES. 
 
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 EQUIVALENT SUMS: IN STERLING, CURRENCY, 
 AND DOLLARS AND CENTS, 
 
 Stg. 
 
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 2 
 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 7 
 8 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
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 40 
 
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 90 
 
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 600 
 
 700 
 
 800 
 
 900 
 
 1000 
 
 Currency, 
 
 £ 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 24 
 
 36 
 
 48 
 
 60 
 
 73 
 
 85 
 
 97 
 
 109 
 
 121 
 
 243 
 
 365 
 
 486 
 
 608 
 
 730 
 
 851 
 
 973 
 
 1095 
 
 1216 
 
 s, d 
 44 
 88 
 
 13 
 17 4 
 
 18 
 
 60 
 
 10 4 
 
 14 8 
 19 
 
 34 
 
 68 
 
 10 
 
 13 4 
 
 16 8 
 
 00 
 
 34 
 
 68 
 
 10 
 
 13 4 
 
 68 
 
 00 
 
 13 4 
 
 68 
 
 00 
 
 13 4 
 
 68 
 
 00 
 
 13 4 
 
 DoUr 
 
 $cts 
 
 4 87 
 
 9 74 
 
 14 60 
 
 19 46 
 
 24 33 
 
 29 20 
 
 34 07 
 
 38 93 
 
 43 80 
 
 48 67 
 
 87 33 
 
 146 00 
 
 194 67 
 
 243 33 
 
 292 00 
 
 340 67 
 
 389 33 
 
 438 00 
 
 486 67 
 
 973 33 
 
 1460 00 
 
 1946 67 
 
 2433 33 
 
 2920 00 
 
 3406 67 
 
 3893 33 
 
 4380 00 
 
 4866 67 
 
 Cy. I Sterling. 
 
 £ 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 40 
 
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 60 
 
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 600 
 
 700 
 
 800 
 
 900 
 
 1000 
 
 £ s, 
 16 
 
 1 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 4 
 5 
 
 12 
 
 9 
 
 5 
 
 2 
 
 18 
 
 15 
 
 6 11 
 
 7 7 
 
 8 4 
 16 8 
 24 13 
 32 17 
 41 1 
 49 6 
 57 10 
 65 15 
 73 19 
 82 3 
 
 164 7 
 246 11 
 328 15 
 410 19 
 493 3 
 575 6 
 65710 
 73914 
 821 18 
 
 lOA 
 
 3f 
 9 
 
 ^1 
 7l 
 
 Of 
 
 6 
 
 lU 
 
 4^ 
 9i 
 If 
 
 if 
 
 8J 
 Of 
 5J 
 10 
 8 
 6 
 4 
 
 Dol. DolA Sterling, 
 
 ^ 
 
 8 
 
 12 
 
 16 
 
 20 
 
 24 
 
 28 
 
 32 
 
 36 
 
 40 
 
 80 
 
 120 
 
 160 
 
 200 
 
 240 
 
 280 
 
 320 
 
 360 
 
 400 
 
 800 
 
 1200 
 
 1600 
 
 2J 2000 
 0i2400 
 10^2800 
 8J3200 
 6^3600 
 4i'4000 
 
 $ 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 -7 
 
 '8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 20 
 
 30 
 
 40 
 
 50 
 
 60 
 
 70 
 
 80 
 
 90 
 
 100 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 400 
 
 500 
 
 600 
 
 700 
 
 800 
 
 900 
 
 1000 
 
 £ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 1 
 
 2 
 4 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 10 
 
 12 
 
 14 
 
 16 
 
 18 
 
 20 
 
 41 
 
 61 
 
 82 
 
 102 
 
 123 
 
 143 
 
 164 
 
 184 
 
 205 
 
 s. 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 12 
 16 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 12 1 
 16 1 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
 91 
 101 
 
 11 
 121 
 
 3 1 
 14 
 
 5 
 16 
 
 7 
 18 
 
 9 
 
TRRENCY, 
 
 oL] Sterling i 
 
 ol.] Ste 
 
 $ 
 
 £ s. 
 
 1 4 1| 
 
 2 8 2| 
 
 3 12 4 
 
 4 16 rj 
 6 10 
 6 14 
 
 •7 18 
 
 '8 1 12 1( 
 
 9 1 16 1] 
 
 2 1 
 
 4 2 
 
 6 3 
 
 8 4 
 
 10 5 
 
 12 6 
 
 14 7 
 
 16 8 
 
 18 911 
 
 20 10 1 
 
 41 11 
 
 61 12 1 
 
 82 3 1| 
 
 102 14 
 
 123 5 
 
 14316 
 
 164 7 
 
 18418 
 
 )00l205 9 
 
 CURRENCY TABLES. 
 
 123 
 
 EQUIVALENT SUMS: IN STERLING CITR 
 RENCY, AND DOLLARS AND CENm 
 
 Sterlg, 
 
 9{ 
 
 4 Hi 
 
 5 9 
 
 2f 
 
 s, d, 
 
 Of 
 
 If 
 
 20 
 40 
 60 
 80 
 ICO 
 120 
 140 
 160 
 180 
 200 
 220 
 240 
 260 
 280 
 300 
 320 
 340 
 360 
 380 
 
 »s d, 
 
 Oi 
 
 r 
 
 .?• d. 
 
 5 
 9| 
 
 1 
 
 23 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 4 
 
 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 5f 
 
 
 
 6f 
 
 
 
 
 7A 
 8| 
 
 
 
 9 
 
 Rule— 7b con- 
 vert JSterling into 
 Curr'cy: To the' 
 given sum add! 
 l-5th of itself <fe| 
 l-12th of that! 
 l-5th. 
 To convert Cur'y 
 
 IintoStg: Multi-' 
 ply by 60 (or by i 
 12 and 5) andl 
 divide by 73. 
 
 Hi 
 
 .!r 
 
 h 
 
 i 
 
124 
 
 CURRENCY TABLES, ETC. 
 
 EQUIVALENT SUMS IN DOLLARS AT 
 55. Id AND AT 5s. CURRENCY. 
 
 at 5s 
 
 Dols 
 1000 
 2000 
 3000 
 4000 
 5000 
 6000 
 7000 
 8000 
 9000 
 
 at5sA.di. 
 
 Dols cts. 
 983 61 
 1967 
 2950 
 3934 
 4918 
 5901 
 6885 
 7868 
 8852 
 
 21 
 
 82 
 43 
 03 
 64 
 25 
 85 
 46 
 
 5sld 
 
 Dols 
 1000 
 2000 
 3000 
 4000 
 5000 
 6000 
 7000 
 8000 
 '9000 
 
 at 5s, 
 
 Dols. cts 
 
 1016 67 
 
 2033 
 
 3050 
 
 4066 
 
 5083 
 
 6100 00 
 
 7116 67 
 
 8133 
 
 9150 
 
 33 
 00 
 67 
 33 
 
 33 
 00 
 
 Example— $1016 67 
 cents at 5^. are equal 
 to how many at 5s. 
 Id? 
 
 At 5s. 
 1000 dols. 
 10 " 
 6 " 
 60 cents 
 7 
 
 At 5s. Id. 
 = 983 61 
 = 9 
 = 5 
 
 ti 
 
 83 
 90 
 59 
 
 7 
 
 As per table, 1000 00 
 
 VALUE OF COINS. 
 
 The values assigned to the several coins by the 
 Currency Act are not arbitrary, but are propor- 
 tioned, (except in the case of British Silver) to 
 the quantity of pure gold or silver in each: The 
 £ currency was and is equal to 4 dollars of ac- 
 count; and a note for 100 dollars, either in Upper 
 or Lower Canada, is now, as it has always been, 
 payable by £25 cy., in any coins equivalent by 
 law to that sum. By the Currency Act the Pro- 
 vincial dollar of account is made equal in value 
 to that of the United States. 
 
 The corns current by the Act are : — 
 
 British gold coins at the rate of £1 4s. 4d. cy. 
 to £1 stg. American Eagles coined before 1st 
 July, 1834, at £2 13s. 4d. cy. — Do coined between 
 1st July, 1834, and 1st January, 1841, at £2 10s. 
 — and at the same rates for half Eagles, etc. 
 
 The above are a legal tender by tale if within 
 2 grains of full weight, deducting Jd. cy. for each 
 half of a grain wanting. 
 
 British gold and An^erican gold coined before 
 1834, at 94s. lOd. cy. per oz. troy, — 
 
VALUE OF COINS. 
 
 125 
 
 American gold coined between 1834 and 1841 
 at 93s. cy. per oz. troy, — 
 
 f Gold coin of France, at 98s. Id. cy. 
 Coined per oz. troy, 
 before f Do. Laplata<5- Columbia, at 89s 5d. do 
 Apr 26 j Do. Portugal d; Brazil, at 94s. 6d. do. 
 1841. I Span. Mex and Chilian Doubloons, 
 L at 89s. 7d. per oz. troy. 
 — if offered respectively In sums of not less than 
 X50 cy., at one time. 
 
 British silver coins, while lawfully current in 
 Or, Britain^ pass for sums proportionate to their 
 nominal value there, at the rate of JBl 4s. 4d. cy. 
 for £1 stg., in sums not exceeding £2 10s. cy, 
 in any one payment. 
 
 The dollars ot Spain, United States, Peru, Chili, 
 Central America, States of South Ameri ca, and 
 of Mexico, coined before 1841, at 5s. Id. cy., and 
 half dollars at 2s. 6Jd. cy. Quarters at Is. 3d. 
 Eighths at TJd., and sixteenths at 3 id., it legal 
 weight The parts less than halves being a ten- 
 der at the said rates by tale to the amount oi 
 £2 10s. in one payment, until they have lost one 
 twenty-fifth of their weight, and not afterwards. 
 
 French 5 franc silver pieces, coined before 26th 
 April, 1842, at 4s. 8d. each. 
 
 Copper coins of the Uuited Kingdom, (or any 
 to be coined by Her Majesty, of not less than five 
 sixths the weight of such coin) at their nominal 
 rates. 
 
 The least legal weight of a Sovereign is, 5 dwts 
 2§ grains. — of an Eagle, coined before 1834, 11 
 dwts. 6 grs.— after 1834, 10 dwts. 18 grs.— of a 
 Dollar, 17 dwts. 4 grains.— of a 5/ranc piece, 16 
 dwts. 
 
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 126 FREE MASONS. 
 
 PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE. 
 
 MONTREAL AND WILLIAM HENRY. 
 
 R. W. Br. The Hon. P. McGill, P. G. M. 
 » J. S. McCord, 2). F G, M. 
 
 V. W. Br. M. S. David S. G. W, 
 
 D. Gorrie /. G W. 
 
 " Rev. W. T. Leach, G, Chaplain. 
 
 " F. Griffin G, Treasurer, 
 
 " G. Grundy G. Registrar. 
 
 ** T. D. Harington...G^. Secretary. 
 
 Br. T. A. Gary Asst. do, 
 
 w« i5r. *!• \ji lass ••••..•••......... .o. Cr. u* 
 
 " J. McNider J. G.D, 
 
 " J.S.Elliott G.S. Works. 
 
 " R. S. Tylee G.D.Cer's. 
 
 Br G. Moffatt, Jr Asst. do. 
 
 " M- J. Hays G. Sword Bearer . 
 
 • " C. W. Ma9on G. Pursuivant. 
 
 " J. Thomson G. Tyler. 
 
 " — Harper As$t d^. 
 
 Brs. Thomson, Townsend, Chalmers, Kadwell, 
 Claremont, ^.nd S. Bethune, P. G. Stewards. 
 
 SAINT PAUL'S LODGE, No. 514, R. E. 
 
 V. W. Brother D. L. MTherson, ...W. M. 
 
 " David Kinnear, S. W, 
 
 ^ J. 8. Elliott, J. W. 
 
 ** J. H. Joseph, Treasurer. 
 
 " S. Bethune, Secrete^. 
 
 "■'^ ^' Rev.W.A.Adamson, CAap/«m 
 
 i ^ H.Howard, S. D. 
 
 ^^ A. H. Campbell, /. G. u 
 
 : •* G.D.Watson, D. C. 
 
 •* G. Moffatt, /. G. 
 
 " T. W. Ray, Tyler. 
 
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 FREE MASONS. 127 
 
 ST. GEORGE'S LODGE, No. 643, E. R. 
 
 W. Br. T. D. Harington W. M. 
 
 " D, Gorrie P. M, 
 
 Br. E. Thompson S W. 
 
 " C. W* Ma9on J, W, 
 
 *• Rev. W. T. Leach Chaplain. 
 
 " John Whitelaw Treasurer. 
 
 " G Grundy Secretary, 
 
 " J. Hood S.D. 
 
 " T. A. Gary J. D. 
 
 " C. S. DeBleury D, C. 
 
 *• W. A. Townsend ) e/.,„^^^„ 
 
 " W. Easton f ^i^^^^rds. 
 
 " A. W. Laird I. G. 
 
 " J. Thomson Tyler, 
 
 ZETLAND LODGE. 
 
 W. Brother W. M. Browne, W, M. 
 
 " Isaac Aaron, W, P, M, 
 
 " A.Barrett, S, W. 
 
 " Samuel Lyons, /. W. 
 
 " J. H Taaffe, S, D, 
 
 " J. D, 
 
 " William Snaith, Treasurer, 
 
 " Donald Murray, Secretary, 
 
 " George Lulham, /. G, 
 
 " Dennis Gillan, Tyler. 
 
 DORCHESTER LODGE. 
 
 ST. JOHNS, C. E. 
 
 W. Brother B. Burland W, M. 
 
 " Isaac Aaron, P.M.. 
 
 *• — Lindsay, S. W. 
 
 " C. Pierce, J, W. 
 
 " Ji C. Pierce, " Treasurer. 
 
 " William M' Ginnis, Secretary. 
 
 IS 
 
 1! 
 
|^ctetolog(cal €abU. 
 
 statement of The Temperature at Montreal^ from 
 the 1st December^ 1845, to 1st Nov,, 1846, /rom 
 a Register kept of Fahrenheit's Thermometer, 
 
 Extracted from the Medical Journal. 
 
 1845. . .December. . 
 1846... January .. 
 
 February .. 
 
 March 
 
 April 
 
 May , 
 
 June 
 
 July 
 
 August 
 
 September 
 
 October 
 
 Max. 
 
 +34 
 40 
 37 
 60 
 71 
 88 
 96 
 96 
 95 
 95 
 74 
 
 Min. Mean. 
 
 —18 
 
 —13 
 
 —12 
 
 — 60 
 
 +27 
 
 33 
 
 43 
 
 52 
 
 54 
 
 42 
 
 20 
 
 68 83 
 75 
 
 69 
 66 53 
 43 5 
 
 Mean Temperature of the Months of January, 
 the last thirty-one years. 
 
 for 
 
 ^ 
 
 1816 
 1817 
 1818 
 1819 
 1820 
 1821 
 1822 
 1823 
 1824 
 1825 
 1826 
 1827 
 1828 
 1829 
 1830 
 1831 
 
 •••••••#• 
 
 +13 1 
 
 12 
 
 4 6 
 
 . 16 1 
 
 . 14 9 
 
 9 4 
 
 . 9 7 
 
 , 16 4 
 
 15 1 
 
 19 2 
 
 17 5 
 
 12 4 
 17 8 
 
 13 5 
 
 12 
 
 13 8 
 
 1832 
 1833 
 1834 
 1835 
 1836 
 1837 
 1838 
 1839 
 1840 
 
 +16 
 
 . 18 7 
 
 11 3 
 17 1 
 17 
 
 8 7 
 
 21 
 
 12 7 
 10 4 
 
 1841 20 8 
 
 1842 16 3 
 
 1843 
 
 1844 
 
 22 4 
 
 7 4 
 
 1845 16 66 
 
 1846 17 h6 
 
 cSfr 
 
 The 
 
 pass in 
 
 thedu 
 
 able u] 
 
 that 01 
 
 duties 
 
 Upoi 
 
 Oa 
 
 qu 
 
 And; 
 
 Upon 
 
 . Me 
 
 Pe£ 
 
 Ands 
 
 The a 
 cording i 
 cap. 14. 
 
 Thefo] 
 
 If imp 
 
 Wheat • 
 
 made t 
 
 by la^ 
 
 the dus 
 
 48s. and i 
 
 49s. and i 
 
 50s. and u 
 
 Barley, 
 
 age pric 
 
 the man 
 
 quarter 
 
 quarter, 
 
SIB K. peel's corn BILL. 
 
 129 
 
 ABSTRACT 
 
 OP 
 
 <${t if(. )^ed'0 d^otn mil of 1846. 
 
 The Act commences by stating, that after the 
 passing of this Act till the 1st February, 1849, 
 the duties set forth in the schedule shall be pay- 
 able upon all corn, &c. imported. It then recites, 
 that on and after the 1st Feb., 1849, the following 
 duties only shall be levied : — 
 Upon all Wheat, Barley, Bear or Bigg, 
 Oats, Rye, Pease and Beans, tor every s. d. 
 
 quarter, 1 
 
 And so in proportion for a less quantity. 
 
 Upon all Wheat Meal and Flour, Barley 
 
 Meal, Oatmeal, Rye Meal and Flour, 
 
 Pea Meal, and Bean Meal, per cwt ... 
 
 And so in proportion for a less quantity. 
 
 4^ 
 
 The average prices are to be still made up ac- 
 cording to the regulations made by 5 and 6 Vict 
 cap. 14. 
 
 The following is the schedule above referred to 
 
 If imported from any foreign country. 
 Wheat : — ^Whenever the average price of Wheat 
 made up and published in the manner required 
 by law, shall be for every quarter under 48s. 
 the duty shall be 105. 
 
 48s. and under 49s,... 95 
 49s. and under 50s ...8s 
 60s. and under 61s ...75 
 
 51s. and under 52s ,,.6s 
 52s. and under 53s .,.5s 
 53s. and upwards. ...45 
 
 Barley, Bear, or Bigg : — Whenever the aver- 
 age price of Barley, made up and published in 
 the manner required by law, shall be for every 
 quarter under 26s., the duty shall be for every 
 quarter, 5s. 
 

 2esSr under 27s... 45 6c? 
 27s d: under 28s... 45 Od 
 28s<«r under 29s... 35 6c? 
 
 29s (t under 30s..35 Od 
 30s <$- under 31s..25 ed 
 31s <§• upwards... 25',0c? 
 
 Oats : — Whenever the average price of Oats, 
 made up and published in the manner required 
 by law, shall be for every quarter under 18s. 
 the duty shall be for every quarter, 45. 
 
 18s & under 19s... 35 6c? 
 19s & under 20s... 35 0c? 
 20s & under 21s... 25 6c? 
 
 21s & under 22s.... 25 Oc? 
 22s &. upwards, . . .15 6d 
 
 Rte, Pease, and Beans : — For every quarter, 
 a duty equal in amount to the duty payable on a 
 quarter of Barley. 
 
 Wheat meal and Flour: — For every barrel, 
 being 196 lbs. a duty equal in amount to the duty 
 payable on 38 gallons and a half of Wheat. 
 
 Babley Meal :— For every quantity of 217^ 
 pounds, a duty equal in amount to the duty pay- 
 able on a quarter of Barley. 
 
 Oatmeal and Groats. — For every quantity of 
 181 J lbs. a duty equal in amount to the duty pay- 
 able on a quarter of Oats. 
 
 Rye Meal and Flour: — For every barrel, 
 being 196 lbs., a duty equal in amount to the duty 
 upon forty gallons of Rye. m 
 
 Pea Meal and Bean Meal : — For every quan- 
 tity of 272 lbs., a duty equal in amount to the 
 duty payable on a quarter of Pease or Beans. 
 
 If the produce of and imported from any Bri- 
 tish Possession out of Europe : 
 
 Wheat, Barley, Bear or Bigg,Oats, Rye, 5. c?. 
 Pease, and Beans, the duty shall be for 
 every quarter 1 
 
 Wheat Meal, Barley Meal, Oatmeal, Rye 
 Meal, Pea Meal and Bean Meal, the 
 duty shall be for every cwt. 4^ 
 
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 X 
 
 irrel, 
 duty 
 
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