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 ST. JAMES'S CLUB. 
 CONSTITUTION. 
 
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 1. This Association shall be known as Name, 
 the " ST. JAMES'S CLUB " of Montreal, 
 with a limited membership of 1,000. 
 
 2. Politics and religious questions of politics and 
 every description shall be absolutely 
 excluded from the objects of the Club. 
 
 3. Each candidate for admission shall Candidate! 
 be proposed by one member, and seconded 
 
 by another by a proposal in writing, to be 
 inserted in the book of Candidates, and 
 signed by both mover and seconder ; and 
 shall be balloted for at any ballot which 
 may take place after the lapse of one 
 week from the time of such proposal, ^ 
 provided the name of the Candidate and 
 his proposer and seconder have been 
 posted in the cofFee-roora, under the hand 
 of the Secretary, at least one week before 
 the day of ballot. No ballot shall be 
 valid unless twenty members actually 
 ballot ; and one black ball in seven shall 
 exclude. 
 
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 Rules of 4. The ballot shall take place between 
 
 Ballot ^ 
 
 the hours of 9 A.M. and 9 P.M. on the first 
 Wednesday in each month. 
 
 New Mem- 5. On the admission of each new mem- 
 ber. 
 
 ber, the Secretary shall notify the same 
 to him, and furnish him with a printed 
 copy of the Con'^titution and Regulations, 
 and request him to remit the amount of 
 his entrance fee and subscription to the 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Entrance 6. The Entrance Fee shall be one hun- 
 scription. dred and fifty dollars, and the Annual 
 Subscription forty dollars ; the subscrip- 
 tion to be payable, in advance, on the 
 15th of April in each year ; but the sub- 
 scription of new members balloted for 
 on or after the first day of January in 
 any year shall extend to the 15th of 
 April in the following year. 
 
 Members who have paid the full 
 entrance fee and whose permanent place 
 of residence is distant at least one hun- 
 dred miles from the city of Montreal may 
 have their names placed upon a list of 
 non-resident members, and shall have all 
 the rights aid privileges of the Club on 
 payment of half the amount of annual 
 
 Non-resi- 
 dent Mem- 
 ber?. 
 
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contribution required from ordinary 
 re . lont members. 
 
 7. No member shall be admitted to Members 
 
 , , . pay before 
 
 vote on any occasion whatever, or enjoy voting, &c, 
 any of the privileges of the Club, until 
 he shall have paid whatever Entrance 
 Fee or Subscription shall be due by him. 
 
 8. Any Member failing" to pay his En- Members 
 trance ree or subscription withm six pay on en- 
 
 , . . trance. 
 
 weeks after his admission, if he reside in 
 Canada, or not farther south on the con- 
 tinent of America than the 40th degree 
 of north latitude ; or within three months, 
 if he reside elsewhere on the continent of 
 America or on the continent of Europe ; 
 or within six months if he reside in any 
 other quarter of the world, — the Secre- 
 tary shall report accordingly to the mnlt r^ 
 Committee, who shall cause his name to 
 be erased from the list of members, unless 
 the delay can be justified to the satis- 
 faction of the Committee. 
 
 9. The name of every member failing i^jg^^jg^ 
 to pay his Annual Subscription on the pay Annual 
 15th of April shall be exhibited in thetioof"''" 
 coffee-room on the 15th of May, if not 
 
 then paid ; and if the Subscription be 
 
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 Paid to 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Member 
 absent. 
 
 feupernu- 
 rnerary . 
 
 Re-admis- 
 sion. 
 
 not paid on or before the 15th day of 
 June, the Secretary shall report accord- 
 ingly to the Committee, who shall cause 
 his name to be era^fed from the list of 
 Members ; but he may be re-admitted by 
 the Committee upon assigning to them 
 reasons which they shall consider satis- 
 factory for his failure of payment. 
 
 10. All Entrance Fees and Annual 
 Subscriptions shall be paid either to the 
 Treasurer personally or at the Club. 
 
 11. Any Member who may bo absent 
 from the Dominion of Canada during the 
 whole period for which the Annual Sub- 
 scription is payable may be considered 
 as a supernumerary member, and be ex- 
 empted from the subscription during the 
 continuance of such absence ; but any 
 Member availing himself of this indul- 
 gence must notify the same by letter to 
 the Secretary, who shall insert his name 
 in the book of Supernumerary Members. 
 Any such member shall be re-admitted to 
 all his privileges upon his return being 
 notified in writing to the Secretary, and 
 such notification be given within one 
 month of his return to Canada, and upon 
 
payment of his subscription for the then 
 current year ; and failing in such notitica- 
 tion and payment, such member shall be 
 considered as having withdrawn himself 
 from the Club. 
 
 Should his return be only temporary, Name 
 he may, with the consent of the Com- 
 mittee, be admitted to the privileges of 
 the Club on payment of five dollars for 
 each month of his residency in Canada, 
 but the aggregate payments are not to 
 exceed the xinnual Contribution of ordi- 
 nary membership. 
 
 12. Officers in Her Majesty's army and officers &c. 
 
 1 1 1 T 'Ti 1 i" Army or 
 
 navy, and persons holding military and Navy, 
 civil appointments under the Imperial 
 Government, who may be stationed in 
 Canada for an indefinite period, and 
 officers of Her Majesty's Active Militia 
 Permanent Force of the Dominion of 
 Canada, and any other persons who shall 
 satisfy the Committee that their residence Persons of 
 
 •^ Temporary 
 
 in the country is temporary and pre- residence. 
 carious, and subject to be terminated by 
 the occurrence of circumstances beyond 
 their control, shall be eligible for election 
 
Subscriit 
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 Privileged 
 Member.*. 
 
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 as members without payment of entrance 
 fee, but subject to the payment of an 
 Annual Subscription of forty dollars, or 
 a semi-annual subscription of twenty 
 dollars, and to the Constitution and 
 Regulations of the Club generally ; such 
 niembors to be denominated " Privileged 
 Members," and to enjoy all the advan- 
 tages of the Club, except that of being 
 elected Members of the Committee, or 
 voting in any way in the affairs of 
 the Club. 
 
 Every Candidate proposed as a pri- 
 vileged member shall be stated to be so 
 on the list of candidates for election, 
 which is posted in the coffee-room. 
 
 No Candidate to be a privileged Mem- 
 ber shall be placed on the said list until 
 the cause of the privilege has been sanc- 
 tioned at a meeting of the Committee. 
 
 Privileged Members who have paid 
 twenty dollars for their first six month?.' 
 subscription may, by a further payment 
 of twenty dollars, enjoy the benefit of 
 membership until the expiration of the 
 financial year. 
 
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 All ordinary mt'iiibers of the Toronto Membor? of 
 ub, l(»ronto; the Garrison Club, ot piiKibie a? 
 
 Privileged 
 
 Quebec : the Hamilton Club, of Hamilton; Members, 
 the London Club, of London, Out.; the 
 Rideau CluV), of Ottawa ; the Halifax 
 Club, of Halifax ; the Union Club, of 
 Victoria, B. C; the Manitoba Club of 
 Winnipeg ; the Union Club, of St. John, 
 N. B., and the Union Club, of Quebec, 
 who shall be duly cerl"ifie<l as such, and 
 whose usual place of residence shall be 
 distant at least one hundred miles from 
 Montreal, and also any member, civil or 
 military, of the Staff of His Excellency 
 the Governor-General for the time being, 
 shall be eligible for election as privileged 
 members of this Club ; subject, however, 
 to the conditions applicable to the election 
 of privileged members generally under 
 clause 12 of the Constitution. 
 
 Any ordinary member shall have the intro- 
 privilege of introducing a friend, resident frlelX. 
 elsewhere than in Canada, or who may be 
 an ordinary member of the Toronto Club, 
 Toronto ; the Garrison Club, of Quebec ; 
 the Hamilton Club, of Hamilton ; the 
 London Club, of London, Ont. ; the Rideau 
 
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 Army offi- 
 cer?, «fec. 
 
 Club, of Ottawa ; the Halifax Club, of 
 Halifax ; the Union Club, of Victoria, 
 B. C. ; the Manitoba Club, of Winnipeor ; 
 the Union Club, of St. John, N. B., and 
 the Union Club, of Quebec, for a period 
 not exceeding two weeivs, such member 
 being eligible for one month longer on 
 the payment of five dollars, provided the 
 name of such member be — with the writ- 
 ten recommendation of three ordinary 
 members — submitted and approved of by 
 the Committee of Management ; but no 
 person can be again introduced before 
 the lapse of at least six months after the 
 expiry of the period for which he was so 
 admitted to the privileges of the Club. 
 
 But Officers in Her Majesty's Army 
 and Navy stationed out of Montreal, and 
 Officers of Her Majesty's Active Militia 
 Permanent Force of the Dominion of 
 Canada, are eligible for introduction 
 under this article. And the person so 
 admitted shall thereafter be a privileged 
 member of the Club for two weeks, and 
 one month longer on the payment of 
 live dollars, subject to such regulations 
 as the Committee of Management may 
 from time to time prescribe. 
 
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 13. Any member shall have the pri- 
 vilege of introducing a friend to breakfast, 
 lunch or dine in the Strangers' Room, at 
 his sole expense, and of admitting him, 
 when so introduced, into the Smoking 
 Room and Reading Room, provided the 
 name of such friend shall have been pre- 
 viously incribed at least one day on the 
 book to be kept for that purpose ; it be- 
 ing understood that no more than eight 
 persons be admitted under this rule, at|P^^']J^''J 
 any one meal, on any one day, the order 
 of admission to be regulate I by the posi- 
 tion of their names in ^he book ; riiid no 
 other person, not a member, shall be ad- 
 mitted at any time, un^.*P^ to view tlie 
 house, and then accompani<^d by a mem- 
 ber ; provided always that the Committee 
 may in their discretion relax the rigor of 
 this rule as regards previous notice, and 
 the number of persons which a single 
 member may introduce. 
 
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 Strangers, non-resident in Montreal, strangers 
 may under certain conditions and regu- 
 lations to be made from time to time by 
 the Committee, be admitted to the use 
 of the Billiard Room. 
 
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 MenbiTs 14 ^^y Member whose dues are all 
 withdraw. p.^j,[ ^^q)X be at liberty to withdraw 
 from the club, on his written applicrv- 
 tion to that effect, sent in to the Com- 
 mittee before the first stated Annual 
 iMecbino: of the Club, to be held on the 
 second Wednesday in April. 
 
 onnembers 1'^' -^^7 wie»iber wilfully infringing 
 the constitution or any of the Regula- 
 tions of the Club shall be liable to 
 suspension or expulsion by a vote of two- 
 thirds of at least one-half of the Com- 
 mittee present at any lueeting specially 
 held for that purpose ; reasonable notice 
 of such meeting being previously given 
 such member. 
 
 Suspension If any member be s^uilty of conduct 
 
 orexpul- . / ... 
 
 Piou. wliich, in the opinion of the Committee 
 
 or of any ten members who shall certify 
 the same in writing, is detrimental to the 
 character or interests of the Club, the 
 Committee shall summon such member 
 to appear before them to explain his 
 conduct, and if he neglect to appear be- 
 f (jre the Committee, or, having appeared, 
 shall fail to satisfy the Committee, the 
 Committee may suspend such member 
 

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 from the privileges of the Club for a 
 period not exceeding two months, or the 
 Committee may call an extraordinary 
 meeting of the C^ub to consider the mat- 
 ter, and ifc shall be competent to such 
 meeting, by a vote of two-thirds of the 
 members present thereat, to suspend or 
 to expel such member from the Club. 
 
 16. Any member who shall withdraw, Leavjrg— 
 resign or be expelled shall cease to be a claims. 
 member of the Club, and shall forfeit, 
 
 ipso facto, all right or claim thereon, or 
 in or to its property or funds, and any 
 member who shall be expelled shall for- 
 ever thereafter be ineligible to be re- 
 admitted a member of the Club. 
 
 17. The Committee shall consist of Committee 
 
 ot Man age- 
 nine members ; three of whom shall, sub- "i^"^- 
 
 ject to the provisions of th^ next Article, 
 be elected every year. The said Com- 
 mittee shall have full power to make such 
 rules and regulations from time to time 
 as they may think fit, not inconsistent 
 with the Constitution. 
 
 The Committee shall cause to be posted Retiring 
 
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 m the conee-room, lourteen days beiore Members, 
 the Annual General Meeting, a list of 
 
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 Retiring Members and of the names of 
 those proposed by them to supply the 
 vacancies. Any member desiring to 
 substitute for the vacancies occurring on 
 the Committee by retirement, the name 
 or names of any other member or mem- 
 Ijers for those proposed for the Com- 
 mittee, shall send a list of such name or 
 ]iames at least seven days before the 
 election to the secretary, who shall there- 
 upon post such name or names In the 
 coffee-room ; but no such member shall 
 be put up for election unless at least two 
 members sign the proposal. 
 
 18. That at each Annual Meeting three 
 of the nine members of the Committee 
 shall retire, so that no member shall 
 remain more than three years on the 
 Committee, nor be eligible to serve again 
 on the same until the lapse of one year. 
 The three members so to retire to be 
 selected by the Committee at some meet- 
 ing previous to the date of election. 
 
 Vacancy on If any member elected to serve on the 
 
 by death, ^ Committee shall resign, or should a death 
 
 vacancy occur, or should any member of 
 
 the Committee have ceased to attend the 
 
 Term to 
 serve. 
 
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 reojular meetings of the General Com- 
 mittee for a period of three months con- 
 secutively, the Committee shall have 
 power to choose a qualified member to 
 act in his stead until the Annual Meeting 
 next ensuing, when the member so chosen 
 shall retire, but shall be eligible for 
 re-election. 
 
 19. The Committee shall meet weekly ^^^eijiy 
 on a stated day, to transact current busi- °^®®^^°^' 
 ness and to audit the accounts of the 
 preceding week, three of whom shall 
 form a quorum. 
 
 20. It shall be the duty of the Com- JjJ'X.^" 
 mittee to take immediate cognizance of 
 
 any infraction of the Constitution or 
 Regulations of the Club. 
 
 21. There shall be two stated meetings Annual 
 of the Club, one of which shall be held 
 
 on the second Wednesday in April, for 
 the purpose of electing the Committee 
 for the succeeding year; previous to 
 which meeting it shall be the duty of the 
 Committee to present a report and 
 abstract of the state of accounts and 
 general concerns of the Club for the past 
 year, together with an estimate of the 
 
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 receipts and disbursements of the current 
 year. The other meeting shall be held 
 on the Wednesday fortnight, for the pur- 
 pose of deciding on such propositions as 
 may have been submitted at the former 
 meeting ; and the chair shall be taken at 
 all meetings at four o'clock in the 
 afternoon. 
 
 Quorum. A quorum of twenty qualified mem- 
 bers shall be necessary to constitute any 
 annual or .special meeting of the Club. 
 
 Extra- 22. The Committee shall have power 
 
 raeetS. ^^ ^^^ times to convene an extraordinary 
 meeting of the Club, on giving fourteen 
 day's notice, to be posted up during that 
 period in the Coffee-room of the Club, 
 specifying the object of such meeting in 
 the form of a resolution ; at which meet- 
 ing no subject shall be discussed beyond 
 that specified in the notice. 
 
 23. The Club-house shall open every 
 day for the reception of members at 7 
 o'clock A.M. in the summer and at 8 A.M. 
 in the winter, and shall be closed and 
 the lights extinguished at 1.30 A.M., ex- 
 cept on Saturdays and Sundays, when 
 the hour of closing shall be midnight. 
 
 House 
 hours. 
 
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 It shall be the duty of the waiters in at- 
 tendance to announce the hour of 11.30 
 P.M. on Saturdays and Sundays, and 1 
 o'clock A.M. on all other days, in each 
 room then occupied by members, and all 
 such members shall be required to leave 
 the Club before the time fixed for closinc^ 
 and putting out the lights under a pen- 
 alty of ten dollars. The servants on 
 duty at the time of closing the Club 
 must report to the Secretary the names 
 of members remaining in the Club after 
 such time, on pain of instant dismissal. 
 
 24. No member shall on any pretence n'o profiis 
 
 1 , .or gratui- 
 
 or m any manner whatsoever, receive ties, 
 any profit, salary or emolument from 
 the funds of the Club, nor shall any 
 member give any money or gratuity to 
 any of the servants of the establishment, 
 upon any pretence whatsoever ; it being 
 understood that this rule is not intended 
 to preclude any member of the Club from 
 selling property or goods, or stocks or any 
 other money securities, to the Club, or 
 buying any of the same from the Club. 
 
 25. No member shall take away from Take away 
 the Club, upon any pretence whatsoever, 
 
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 any newspaper, pamphlet, book, iiKip 
 or other article, the property of the 
 Institution. 
 
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 ger excepted) shall be sent out of the 
 house upon any errand, on any preti nee 
 whatever. 
 
 Provisions, 27. No provisions cooked in the Club- 
 Ac taken ^^ 
 
 o"t- house or wines or other liquors to be sent 
 
 out of the house on any pretence whate\er. 
 
 Comi.biints 28. Any cause of complaint that may 
 arise is to be written and signed by the 
 member so complaining, on his bill, wliieh 
 complaint must be specially noticed by 
 the Committee on settling the weekly 
 accounts ; and any inattention or im- 
 proper conduct of a servant is to be stated 
 by letter, under the signature of such 
 member, w^hich, being put in the Secre- 
 tary's box, must be laid before the 
 Committee at their next weekly meeting. 
 
 29. All members are to pay their bills 
 for every expense they incur in the Club 
 before they leave the house. 
 
 Pay Club 
 bil'?. 
 
 No 
 gambling. 
 
 30. No dice shall be used in the Club- 
 house except at backgammon. Whist 
 
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 shall not be played for any higher stakes 
 tlian dollar points ; other games may be 
 played for limited stakes ; the limits of 
 stakes to be fixed by the Committee. 
 
 Any member infringing the above Art- Censures. 
 icle, on his name being reported to the 
 Committee, shall be censured, and the 
 censure shall be posted in the Card-room ; 
 and any member whose name shall be 
 twice so posted within twelve months 
 shall ipso facto cease to belong to the 
 Club, and his name shall be erased from 
 the list of members, Article 15th to the 
 contrary notwithstanding. 
 
 31. No smoking shall be permitted in Smoking, 
 the Club-house, except in the rooms set 
 apart for that purpose. 
 
 32. No member is on any account to No dogs. 
 bring a dog into the Club-house. 
 
 33. That H. R. H. the Prince of Wales Members of 
 
 , , _, . - the Royal 
 
 and other Princes of the Blood Uoyal of Famiiy.&c. 
 England and the Governor-General of 
 Canada shall (on their Royal Highness's 
 or His Excellency's assent being obtained ) 
 be and are hereby duly elected "Honorary 
 Members" of the Club, and that the 
 
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 Constitu- 
 tion m;iy be 
 altered. 
 
 Committee of Management shall liave 
 power to invite any Noblemen or Gentle- 
 men composing their personal staff' the 
 General commanding: H. M. Refjular 
 Forces in Canada and his staff, and the 
 General commanding the Militia of Can- 
 ada and his staff to become Visitors 
 without admission fee or subscription 
 (durin'T: any temporary residence in Mont- 
 real), and to enjoy all advantages of 
 Membership except those of voting or 
 introducino' a friend. 
 
 34. Any article of this constitution may 
 bo altered, amended, or suspended for any 
 range of time, by consent of two -thirds of 
 the members present at any meeting 
 specially convened for that purpose ; pro- 
 vided that such alteration, amendment or 
 suspension shall have been specified in 
 the notice summoning; such meetinfj. 
 
 85. The foregoing shall be printed and 
 distributed to each member. 
 
 GEO. E. SMALL, 
 
 Manager and Secretary. 
 
 Montreal, April, 1892. 
 
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 St, James's Club 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 €ommxitn. 
 
 Chairman : 
 F. C. Henshaw. 
 
 Treasurer: 
 Chas. G. Hope. 
 
 Hugh. A. Allan, G. W. Hamilton, 
 
 C. R. HosMEB, H. S. Holt, 
 
 D. Macmaster, Q.C, T. G. Shaughnessy, 
 
 A. E. Trbvethick. 
 
 GEO, E. SMALL, Seoretary and Maiing^r. 
 
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 Constit 
 tion ma 
 altered. 
 
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 Committee of Manaj^ement shall have 
 power to invite any Noblemen or Gentle- 
 men composing their personal staff', the 
 (Jeneral eommandint; H. M. Re<xular 
 Forces in Canada and his staff, and the 
 General commanding the Militia of Can- 
 ada and his staff to become Visitors 
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 93 Brymner, W Morftreal. 
 
 93 Balfour, G.H 
 
 93 Boissevain, Karel ** 
 
 93 Brown, B.Hal " 
 
 93 Blackader, C. H * 
 
 93 Brainera, Dwiglit. " 
 
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 08 Angus, R. B 
 
 69 Allan, And .< 
 
 82 Archer, R 
 
 82 Atkin, John .< 
 
 82 Allan, H. M ...........!..!.. 
 
 82 Allan, And. A 
 
 83 Allan, Hugh A «. 
 
 83 Atwater, A. W 
 
 84 Abbott, J. B 
 
 85 Abbott, Harry, Q.C ..' 
 
 86 Allan, Archd 
 
 87 Allan, J. B ".V. 
 
 88 Allan, J. S '..*........!I." 
 
 88 Angus, D. F |''' 
 
 92 Allovvay, T. J., M.D !.."....'.*. 
 
 92 Allan, A. P:..., " 
 
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 O.M. Bethune, S., Q.C 
 
 O.M. Budden, H. A [''„[[ 
 
 68 Bond, F 
 
 70 Burnett, James u 
 
 71 Buntin, A <t 
 
 72 Black, L. S 
 
 72 Bond, E. L ..!....... 
 
 74 Baby, Hon. Mr. Justice <' 
 
 74 BouthiUier, C. F '."..*." 
 
 78 Baby, Horace *< 
 
 79 Benny, R '" „ 
 
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 71) Bag«r, K. S. C Montreal. 
 
 80 Biinmgarten, A " 
 
 80 Bell,T. D 
 
 80 Buchanan, W. J 
 
 82 Bouthillier, H 
 
 82 Browne, A. A., M.D 
 
 83 Biiller, F., .M.D 
 
 85 Beaugrand, H 
 
 86 Burland, Jetfrey H 
 
 87 Brown, A- E 
 
 87 Beattie, John 
 
 89 Benson, G. F 
 
 89 Barr, M. D 
 
 90 Black well, K. W " 
 
 90 Benyon, JA 
 
 90 Burke, D 
 
 91 Bouthillier, Vte. de ..8t. Mathias. 
 
 91 Bell, James, M.D Montreal. 
 
 91 Bergeron, J. G. H., M.P " 
 
 92 Beique, F. L., Q.C 
 
 92 Blaekader, A. D., M.D " 
 
 92 Bousquet, J. S 
 
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 08 Crathern, James Montreal. 
 
 68 Cowan, John 
 
 69 Cochrane, Flon. M. H Hilihurst. 
 
 72 Cramp, G. B Montreal. 
 
 '73 Craik, R., M.D 
 
 75 Craw^ford, John Verdun, P.Q. 
 
 77 Cassils, John Montreal. 
 
 78 Cassils, Chs 
 
 80 Clonston, E. S 
 
 83 Cross, Selkirk 
 
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 83 Cameron, J. C, M. D Montreal. 
 
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 87 Caldwell, W. A 
 
 87 Crombie, A. M " 
 
 88 Clouston, C. G 
 
 88 Clark, G.M 
 
 88 Camflbell, Lome, M. D 
 
 90 Campbell, Bruce F 
 
 90 Cassils, J. M.. 
 
 90 Campbell, C.C 
 
 91 Cantlie, J. A 
 
 91 Caverhill, George «' 
 
 91 Cantin, Chas, A " 
 
 91 Cooper, James '< 
 
 91 Campbell, F. W., M. D 
 
 91 Coursol, Capt, C. J. Q 
 
 92 Chisholm,C.J 
 
 92 Cains, G.L 
 
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 60 Davidson, Thos Montreal. 
 
 ^Q Drummond, Hon. G. A " 
 
 68 Dobell, Henry « 
 
 70 Douglass, J. M 
 
 71 Dalglish, R 
 
 71 DeLisle, M.Nolan 
 
 73 Davies, J. Try " 
 
 74 Day, G. B .*.... 
 
 75 David, F.M *.......' 
 
 77 Davidson, Hon. Mr. Justice " 
 
 81 Dawes, T. A 
 
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 Ewan, A " 
 
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 Fisher, R. C 
 
 Forget, L. J 
 
 Fleet, C. J 
 
 Fulton, E. M 
 
 Farmer, Geo. A '* 
 
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 Gait, Sir A. T Montreal. 
 
 Gillespie, J. A " 
 
 Grindley, R. R " 
 
 Gillespie, Geo '* 
 
 Gordon, J. A " 
 
 Green, F. Hilton " 
 
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 Grant, J. G '* 
 
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 93 Guy, E.p 
 
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 93 Heaton, E. P - 
 
 93 Harmon, A. R 
 
 93 Holt, T. G 
 
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 91 GeoflVion, C. A Montreal. 
 
 91 Gaiilt, John « 
 
 91 Grant, C. H. A .***.'*''' 
 
 91 Gardner, Wm., M. D " 
 
 92 Greene, E. Kirk "... 
 
 92 Godfrey, C. H 
 
 92 Greenshields, R. A. E 
 
 O.M. Kingston, \\\ H, M. D Montreal. 
 
 CO Hopkins, J. W 
 
 <J2 Hickson, Sir Jos «. 
 
 ()5 Holland, P a 
 
 08 Hamilton, G. AV .*.*....*.'..... 
 
 68 Hart, (\T ...***'" 
 
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 72 Hannaford, E. P w 
 
 72 Hatton, J. C ."... 
 
 72 Holland, Chas « 
 
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 78 Hall, Hon. J. S.,M.P.P "..**''.".'.".'* " 
 
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 81 Henshaw, F. (' .^ u 
 
 82 , Hague, G « 
 
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 83 Hartt, G. F !!.......!. 
 
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 Ibbotson, E. B., M. D 
 
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 Joseph, J. H Montreal. 
 
 Joseph, Jesse " 
 
 Johnson, Hon Sir F " 
 
 Joseph, Henry , *' 
 
 Johnston, Jame? '• 
 
 Joseph, Horace " 
 
 Johncton, VV. G., M. D 
 
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 Kidd, T. C 
 
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 Laeoste, Hon. Sir A " 
 
 Lindsay, R " 
 
 Labatt, Theodore " 
 
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 93 Kilpin, Geo. J i, 
 
 93 Laing,JohnD Montreal. 
 
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 Mackenzie, H 
 
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 72 Mackay, R « 
 
 74 Mitchell, Hon. P " 
 
 75 Molson, W. A., M. 1) ....C. 
 
 77 Macmaster, D., Q.C... <• 
 
 77 Matthews, G. H 
 
 80 Meredith, W. H 
 
 80 May, G. 
 
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 84 Macnider, A 
 
 85 Majorca W., M.D ..........'.*.".".'.'.".' 
 
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 88 Maze, C. D 
 
 89 Mackedie, J. AV 
 
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 90 Mann, D. I) 
 
 91 Molson, H. M 
 
 91 Marler, W. de M 
 
 91 Maniwaring, R. W 
 
 91 M..Hsey, F 
 
 92 Mrrrice, D. Jr " 
 
 92 Mnrrice, W. J " 
 
 92 Mrrrow, John " 
 
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 80 Molutyre, D 
 
 81 McDougall, Thomas 
 
 82 McEachran, D 
 
 85 Mclntyre, A. F '' 
 
 86 Mt'Gibbon, R. D 
 
 87 Mclntyre, W. C 
 
 87 Mclntyre, John M 
 
 87 McLea, R. P 
 
 90 Mclntyre, D. jr " 
 
 90 INIoLennan, R. R Alexandria. 
 
 90 M.iclennan, J. D Toronto. 
 
 91 McKachran, C Montreal. 
 
 92 Mcivonzie, Peter • ** 
 
 92 McM ister, W .. " 
 
 92 McKenzie, Wm Toronto. 
 
93 Macdonald, A.F MontJteal 
 
 93 Marling, J. W w 
 
 92 McDoup;all, Edgar M ......].,. 
 
 92 McPherson, D. A u 
 
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 92 O'Flaherty, JoVm. 
 
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 93 Porteous, C. E. L Montteal. 
 
 93 Poliniere, Baron Louis de 
 
 93 Pyke, J. W ' •••• 
 
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 71 OgiJvie, \V. W .'.'*." Montreal. 
 
 ''2 Oswald, W. R 
 
 «2 O'Brien, James'.'.'.;::::: ;; 
 
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 63 Rawlings, E 
 
 68 Rankin, John 
 
 78 Riddell, A. F 
 
 81 Robertson, J. B 
 
 84 Robertson, Alex " 
 
 85 Robertson, W. W., Q.O 
 
 85 Raynes, Chas " 
 
 85 Ross, G., M.D ; 
 
 86 Roddick, T. G., M.D 
 
 87 Rielle, Joseph 
 
 88 Ross, R. B 
 
 88 Keid, R. G 
 
 89 Ross, Jas 
 
 90 Robertson, Wm. F 
 
 90 Robertson, G. Ross, jr '* 
 
 90 Robidoux, Hon. J. E " 
 
 91 Ruttan, R. F., M.D 
 
 92 Roy, Arthur 
 
 92 Rutherford, H. L 
 
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 69 Smith, Sir Donald A 
 
 69 Stuart, E.H 
 
 69 Stimson, Chas 
 
 70 Stephen, F 
 
 71 Strathy, H. Gordon 
 
 71 Stephens, R. H Chambly. 
 
 72 Scott, J. Philip Montreal. 
 
 73 Sidey, J. G 
 
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 93 Stevenson, J. A *** Monti-eal. 
 
 93 Stikeman, H.... 
 
 93 Skaife, WilfredZ"l\\"\\'.*.'**.'. 1' 
 
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 74 Seargeant, L. J Montreal. 
 
 74 Sutherland, L u 
 
 74 Skaife, A ".........!!! '> 
 
 76 Stancliffe, F '/........'.*!.. " 
 
 79 Simpson. Thos., M.D « 
 
 80 Sise, C. F .''.*."*.**' 
 
 80 Strathy, J. A. L ,,][[][] 
 
 80 Scott, H.C ....!...... 
 
 81 Sutherland, William, M « 
 
 82 Stephen, W ."..'* 
 
 84 Stewart, Alex « 
 
 84 Shaughneesy, Thoa. G " 
 
 84 Saundersou, C. E « 
 
 85 Stephenson, James « 
 
 86 Stephens, G.W '.*.*.'..' « 
 
 86 Smith, A. L., M.D «< 
 
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 88 Smithers, G. H u 
 
 89 Smith, ». D .*....."... 
 
 90 Stanway, Wm «« 
 
 90 Shepherd, F. J., M.D 
 
 91 Schwob, M 
 
 91 Stirling, J. W., M.D .....*.'..'.' 
 
 91 St. George, P. W 
 
 92 Stewart, D. M » 
 
 92 Starke, G.E " 
 
 92 Sims, A. H ."'."'.'.* 
 
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 70 Thomas, F. W Montreal. 
 
 71 Taylor, John 
 
 71 Tiffin, H.J 
 
 75 Torrance, W. F w 
 
 83 Thomson, C.L »« 
 

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 88 Tyre, R W Montreal. 
 
 88 Townsend, W 
 
 90 Trevethick, Alfred 
 
 92 Thoraa8, H. W 
 
 92 Tach6, LouiaH 
 
 92 Torrance, John, jr. " 
 
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 82 Van Home, W. C iMontreal. 
 
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 72 Whitehead, E. A Montreal. 
 
 74 Wainwright, G. H. R 
 
 78 Wainwright, W " 
 
 78 White, Richard 
 
 80 Wilson, J. R : 
 
 84 Wilson, A. A 
 
 85 Wanklyn, F. L 
 
 85 Wallis'n 
 
 88 Wardlow, J. H 
 
 89 Wurtele, Hon. Mr. Justice '* 
 
 91 Watson, W.W 
 
 92 Wonham, W. C 
 
 92 White, W.J 
 
 92 Weber, R.H 
 
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 68 Allan, Alex. R Brockville, Ont. 
 
 83 Allan, Bryce, J Boston, Maes. 
 
 84 Abbott,H., sr Vancouver. 
 
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 84 Brown, F. R. F • Toronto. 
 
 89 Butler, C. H New York. 
 
 89 Buck, F. P Sherbrooke. 
 
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 77 Chapleau, H .n. J. A Ottawa. 
 
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 88 Cowans, J. R Spring Hill, N.S. 
 
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 92 Hebden, R. Y.. 
 
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 92 La Montagne, E., jr New York. 
 
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 87 Mackinnon, T. A Concord. 
 
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 90 Robertson, A. S Claxton, B.C. 
 
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 82 Caron, Hon. Sir. A. P Ottawa. 
 
 91 Chamberlin, E. J " 
 
 91 Cross, A. E Calirary. 
 
 92 Casgrain, Hon. T. C Quebec. 
 
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 89 Dobell, R. R Quebec. 
 
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 88 Gilder, C. F Hawkesbury. 
 
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 82 Hyman, C. S London, Ont. 
 
 86 Hammond, H. C Toronto. 
 
 88 Houghton. Col. C. F Montreal. 
 
 89 Harris, J. L.,.. Moncton. 
 
 91 Harris, Geo. R Boston. 
 
 .91 Haggart, Hon. John ....Ottawa. 
 
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 89 Kirkpatrick, Hon. G. A , Kingston. 
 
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 72 Price, E. J Quebec. 
 
 91 Phillips, W. P New York. 
 
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 88 Ramsay, x\. G Hamilton, Out. 
 
 89 Ross, A. W Manitoba Club. 
 
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 93 Paton, Morton S..... .New Yoric. 
 
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REGULATIONS 
 
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 ST. JAMES'S CLUB, 
 
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REGULATIONS 
 ST. JAMES'S CLUB. 
 
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 COMMITTEE. 
 
 The ordinary weekly meetings will be held 
 every Wednesday, at five o'clock p.m., at which 
 three shall form a quorum. In the absence of the 
 duly appointed Chairman, a Chairman for the day 
 will be first elected, and the minutes of the last 
 meeting having been read, the question will be 
 put by the Chairman '* that they ha confirmed." 
 
 If the minutes be objected to by a majority of 
 the members present, the particular subject ob- 
 jected to will be reserved for consideration, either 
 at an extraordinary meeting or at the next ordii - 
 ary meeting, as may be decided upon, and, if not 
 objected to then, the Chairman will affix his sig- 
 nature thereto. 
 
 After the disposal of the minutes of the pre- 
 vious meeting, all such matters as require the 
 consideration of the Committee will be brought 
 before them, discussed and decided upon. 
 
 For the dispatch of business, the Committee 
 will at each weekly meeting appoint two of their 
 
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 number, to be called the " Active Committee," to 
 superintend the ordinary business of the Club, 
 and submit' a weekly report of their proceedings. 
 
 SECRETARY AND MANAGER. 
 
 As M m-iger, he will have the general control 
 and superintendence of the establishment, under 
 the Coiiiinittee. 
 
 As S v^retarv, he will attend all meetinfjs of 
 the Coiamittee and Active Committee, note their 
 resolutions, and minute them in the books of 
 their proceedings. 
 
 In all his written official communications, he 
 will state expressly that they are made by direc- 
 tion of the Committee. 
 
 Besides his attendance upon the Committee, he 
 will conduct the official correspondence of the 
 Club, draw up Reports, keep regular accounts of 
 all the financial concerns of the Club, an account 
 of the wine and other stores in the Stock Cellars 
 of the Club, an account with the Butler and 
 Housekeeper for wines and stores delivered for 
 the c )nsumption of members and for the use 
 of the establishment ; examine the accounts of 
 the Tra lesmen previously to their being submit- 
 ted for li >al adjustment, and will pay the same 
 when pasr^nl by the Committee. 
 
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 He will ascertain that all the Goods and Pro- 
 visions delivered are in strict accordan^^with the 
 orders given, and correctly charged in the Trades- 
 men's books, and will sign such books. ' 
 
 He will attend to all communications, receive 
 information upon all subjects connected with the 
 business of the Club, and particularly all matters 
 relating to the Members thereof. 
 
 He will submit to the Committee a weekly 
 statement of the receipts and disbursements of 
 the Club. 
 
 He will place before the said Committee fot 
 the time being the receipts for payments which 
 have been authorized by the General Committee 
 at its previous meeting, with the exception of 
 such as are paid directly by the Treasurer, and 
 will pay over to the Treasurer, at least once 
 a fortnight, all monies received by him. 
 
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 HOUSEKEEPER. 
 
 She will be responsible for the cleanliness and 
 order of the house, — the conduct of the female 
 servants, — the care of the linen and general 
 stores ; will check the linen, &c., both on its de- 
 livery to and return from the Laundress ; will 
 receive and check all supplies of provisions, 
 
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 STEWARD. 
 
 .fanH- reside in tbe Club 
 
 ..The Steward will ^-^-^ ^^ the Plate, 
 
 ^1 will have the custoa> uj. 
 House, and will ha ^^^^ ^j^^ ^^^^,^1 
 
 Cutlery, China, U. «« ^^^ ^er- 
 
 eoutrol and ^'^P^^'^'*^".'^ fj^f i, conduct and 
 
 vants, and be ^^P-^'^'f *;\hey carry out the 
 cleanly appearance, and that *hey y^ ^^ ^^ 
 
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 , ,l.ilv with the Secretary for 
 
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 Plate, 
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 l\ receive 
 
 bills. 
 
 Luager. 
 
 i,ry for all 
 Ind give in 
 
 an account of all amounts due by members for 
 supplies received from the Bar. He will be 
 charged with any deficiency that may occur in 
 the stock of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c., placed in 
 his custody. 
 
 COOK 
 
 The Cook will have the immediate direction of 
 the Kitchen Department, and of the Assistants 
 therein as far as concerns the pvirformance of 
 their duties ; and will prepare the daily Bill of 
 Fare, with the concurrence of the Manager, keep- 
 ing all orders for the issue of the Kitchen sup- 
 plies for daily comparison with the Dinner Bills, 
 it being understood that no such supplies shall 
 be issued without an order. 
 
 HALL PORTER. 
 
 He will enter in his book once a day the name 
 of every member coming into the Club House. 
 
 Stranofers callino; to see members will be shewn 
 by him into the Reception Room, and intimation 
 of their arrival inunediately sent by him to the 
 member inquired for in the house. 
 
 If a letter for an absent member be applied for 
 by another member who may wish to forward it, 
 the latter will be required to pay the postage (if 
 
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 any), and to sign an acknowledgment in the 
 Porter's book of his having received the letter, 
 in case of any future question. 
 
 He will have charge of the Lavatory on the 
 first floor, Cloak Room, and the fires in Reading 
 Room ; also papers and paper boxes, and see Lhat 
 the rooms are kept regularly supplied with paper, 
 pens, &c., and coal on fires. He will assist 
 the Manager in the writing and dispatching of 
 circulars, &c., and make himself generally useful 
 in the Establishment in such ways as the Man- 
 ager may require. 
 
 WAITERS. 
 
 The waiters and all other servants in the 
 Establishment will be subject to the order of the 
 Manager, and under him to the heads of the 
 different departments, and will perform such 
 duties as he or they may prescribe. 
 
 YARDMAN. 
 
 The yardman will light the fires, saw and cleave 
 firewood, convey fuel at proper times to the var- 
 ious apartments, clean knives, keep the footway 
 in front and yard in rear of the House constantly 
 clean, and perform all such other duties tia the 
 
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 Manager may from time to time direct. He will 
 also assist the women servants in house-cleaning, 
 when called on to do so by the Housekeeper. 
 
 GENERAL SERVANTS' REGULATIONS. 
 
 No officers or servants will receive, under pen- 
 alty of immediate dismissal, any present what- 
 ever from the members or tradesmen of the Club ; 
 and any tradesmen detected in giving such will 
 be forthwith discontinued, and never dealt with 
 
 again. 
 
 No male servant will absent himself from the 
 Club House without leave from the Manager, nor 
 female servant without leave from the House- 
 keeper. 
 
 No stranger will be admitted into the Club 
 House except on business, and the servants are 
 strictly prohibited from receiving visitors or 
 followers. 
 
 Servants on duty will remain in the Coffee 
 Room, and not leave it, unless sent by the head 
 waiter or a member. 
 
 Any servant absenting himself or herself with- 
 out leave from the Secretary will forfeit all 
 wages during time of absence, unless he or she 
 can fully satisfy the Committee that the absence 
 was caused by sickness. 
 
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 Dinner will not be served to the servants after 
 two o'clock p.m., except when they are prevented 
 by duty from attending at the regular hours. 
 
 Supper will l)e served from 9 to 9.45 p.m., after 
 which none can be obtained. 
 
 No linen, &c., will be washed for or by any 
 servant within the Club House. 
 
 Eatables left on the dishes will be taken direct 
 to the Kitchen, and in no way appropriated by 
 the servants. 
 
 Servants while on duty will not talk to each 
 other except on matters connected with their 
 business ; and no servant is permitted to address 
 an individual member in the house on matters 
 either personal or relative to the concerns of the 
 Ciub, — all communications of the latter kind to 
 be made to the Secretary for the information of 
 the Committee. 
 
 If any money or articles supposed to be the 
 property of members shall be found by the ser- 
 vants in the Club House they will be delivered 
 to the Manager. 
 
 The servants' entrance in rear will be under 
 lock, and the key thereof be in the custody of 
 the Manager. . . . , . . . 
 
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 No application for re-instabnent of a servant 
 who may have been dismissed on the representa- 
 tion of a member will be read or taken into 
 consideration, unless it come through and be re- 
 commended by the member on whose represent- 
 ation he or she was dismissed. 
 
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 ENTRANCE HALL. 
 
 Stranger will be admitted to view, the 
 house unless accompanied by a member, and then 
 only between the hours of 12 and 4 in the day. 
 
 No Ip^rge boxes or articles of baggage belong- 
 ing to a member w411 be admitted into the Hall, 
 and bags or portmanteaus sent oy members wish- 
 ing to dress will be conveyed to the Dressing 
 Room. 
 
 COFFEE ROOM. 
 
 Breakfast may be served from eight until 
 noon ; lunches and dinners from one o'clock p.m. 
 until eight o'clock p.m.; hot and cold suppers up 
 to 11.30 p.m. on Saturdays, 11 p.m. on Sundays, 
 and 12.30 a.m. on all other days ; and liquors, tea 
 and coffee up to one o'clock a.m. ; after which no 
 orders of any kind can be received, unless special- 
 ly authorized by the Active Committee of the 
 week, on timely application in writing to the 
 
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 Secretary, Members ordering dinner or luncheon 
 will fill up their dinner bill themselves and not 
 employ the waiter to do so. 
 
 Articles of glass, earthenware, &c., which may 
 be broken by the members, either in the Coffee 
 Room or elsewhere in the house, will be paid for 
 by them. 
 
 MORNING ROOM AND UPSTAIRS ROOMS. 
 
 No pamphlet, advertisement, or notice of any 
 kind will be laid on the tables, or put up in the 
 Club, by a member ; but any pamphlet, &c., 
 which it may be wished to make known to the 
 Club, shall be sent to the Secretary to be laid 
 before the Committee for approval. 
 
 Writing materials will be provided in the 
 ' Morning Room. 
 
 The Strangers' Room is for the exclusive use 
 of 'members entertaining strangers, in accordance 
 with Rule 13 of the Constitution. 
 
 The House Dining Room is appropriated for 
 House dinners on such days as the Committee 
 may decide ; on all other days any member may 
 engage the room, with the card room adjoining, 
 for a party of not less than six, provided he gives 
 previous notice to the Porter, who shall enter it 
 in the Book kept for this purpose ; and on days 
 
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 when the room is not engaged, parties of not less 
 than four can dino in the room, subject to its be- 
 ing occupied by others if required. 
 
 The Smoking Room is appropriated exclusive- 
 ly to smokers, and smoking is permitted in the 
 Billiard Room. 
 
 No eatables beyond a sandwich, toast or biscuit 
 will be allowed in any room besides the Coffee 
 Room and Strangers' Room. 
 
 No servants will be allowed to enter the room 
 where a general meeting is assembled. 
 
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 DRESSING ROOM. 
 
 Any portmanteau, bag or baggage of any kind 
 must be taken awa}^ immediately after use, and 
 n£>t allowed to remain in the Club House for 
 future use. 
 
 No servant of the Club will be employed by 
 any member to clean clothes, boots and shoes, or 
 to assist him in dressing. • -J. 
 
 ^o member, except on special duty, nor ser- 
 vant of a member, will be allowed to go down 
 into the basem^-" ' .tory of the house ; nor will 
 any such ser ant be allowed to go into any other 
 
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 room than the Dressing Room, and then only to 
 assist his master in dressing. 
 
 The foregoing may be altered by a majority of 
 the General Committee. 
 
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 GEO. E. SMALL, 
 
 Manager and Secretary. 
 
 Montreal, April, 1892. 
 
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