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 /ST. JOmrS, NJSWJP0U17LLAND. 
 
 THBSu'bacribers beg lesve to inform the JuhaWtaiifs of St. 
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 ■WATEE. STEEST, 
 
 No. 125 
 
 ■ JOHN McMillan,- 
 
 WKOJjBSAIjB and BJUTAXL DiBALJBB 
 
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 PHO VISIONS 
 
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 FUeNlTTIRB. 
 
 I ^KSST STOP^SS OF ALL lUlTSS STTf PLIED 
 
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 OOHT-VtNlNQ- AN ALTHABMTlOiVj, I.TST OP TItB TOWNS, VIliLAOKS 
 
 jiVD s34•rTI,EMK^'^:s jn tilb ooLoyy, with t«js 
 
 POT? a3£B TEAR Off OXJIt LOBD 
 
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 [BBINO the X^TTSTt I'AUT 0» TEA TUmTY-TilSirTH AN© THB 
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 1)T£RIVSD FJBfOM TJIJB MOST AXTTKENTK' SOURCES: 
 
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 nJBL33HBn RY JOHN WOODS, 
 JSoldMT' KcOONNAN, 201 7Kfl<«r ^^/r^a^ St John's yNewfovfndlan^. 
 
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 «T. .TOHNS, NEWl'OTiNDLAKJ) : 
 
 riilNTIiD AT TH^- COUIlIim OFFIOE. 
 
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Contents. 
 
 Advartfaemonts 
 
 Tioai'd of Works "Departmonb 
 
 I ]5oardB of Tioad Cuiuinissionei'S (Outports). 
 Hoard of JbLaalfeh autl Health Wardens .... 
 TiaTikH— Savings' Bank . . . . • . ... 
 Union Bank of I^owfonndlacd .... 
 Ooinniorcial liaujr of Nowfoundland 
 Barristers and AttoTn(ijS,Snpremo Court 
 Barristers and Attorneys, Northern Bistriot 
 
 Oaldndar Tajifes — Moou'e rhados, Snn's Tlising and Setting 
 at 3b. .John's ©very day in the yc;u*, Sun's T)eoHn<v- 
 EatiJon,Eciuabioii o£ TirnoJIigh Wator at»StfcJolin% 
 every morning and afternoon, JUoon'sTiisiTig, Me- 
 moranda, ^Metoorologiool Table, Tide Table, 
 WeatJior Table, &C., &c 
 
 Census — abstract 18G0 
 
 Colonial Soerobarv's Office 
 
 Court H0U8O6 auu Keopors ...».., 
 
 Ooramissionortt for eroction of Publio Wharves 
 
 (Jommlsi^ionors for orecfaon of Breakwaters . . , 
 
 Court of Oivil and Criminal Jurisdiction for Labrador . . 
 
 Oomtnissionera of Wrecked Property .... 
 
 Commiesionors of Pilote 
 
 Oonimiasionors of Affidavits, &6., in S. a^ 1 0. Courts 
 
 Colonial and Continental Church Sooieby 
 
 Chamber of Oommerce, (St. John's) 
 
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 •, Diiference of time at various places on the Globe as com- 
 
 I pared with St. John's 
 
 Depnrtmonbai Officers of the Uovernraent 
 
 ; District Sargoous 
 
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 i Eclipses for the year 187o 
 
 ! Executive Council 
 
 I Educational Institutions, Protestant and Roman Catholic 
 
 Education Boards, &c 
 
 I Ecclesiastical Department, &c., &c 
 
 Fixed and Moveable Festivals, Anniversaries, &c, . 
 
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 Tier Aiajeaty's (Miiof Officors (if iStato UO 
 
 House of Aaflcnibly L*7 
 
 ! Inspectors of Weights nnd Measures ..... CO 
 
 Judicial I>opnrtTnerit, compriisintr lists of ]{arrislor>4, and 
 Atiuiiifys ot iSiipi'enie Court, Stipendiary Magis- 
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 {TjCgislativo Uouneil ....... 
 
 Light Housos tmd Xiights , 
 
 MedicTil (miners for Sick Seamen (Port of St. Jolin's) 
 
 iMasonic Louj-^cs ■. . . , 
 
 ^ledioal Society (-f >'(>. John's . . ' . 
 
 {{ifTowfonndland A>'o9jey an Academy, 
 
 Naval i'isfeiblisjhiuont'^ 
 
 IJI Kobaries I'nbUo 
 
 11 N«j\v8}.'.Aj)er;s Fublibh^d in the Oolony 
 
 !j NaMTtouudland Tariff 
 
 Placetjary Notices— Solai' Svcitem ..... 
 I'oat Ojfice Dcpai'trijenb, iiifJudinw Postal Itoutea, Rates of 
 Posta{j:c, !ird Tost Ofiico Directory for New'fld, 
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 Koyal Paniily c>f lilngland 
 "PteVenue ISstUbli'shmeut, iScc, 5tc. 
 
 ^; Survoyor Gcnei'al's Departments 
 
 i Superintendent of Mercantile Marine. 
 ,St, Jolm's Hospital 
 St. John's Poor House 
 St. .I.ohu's Jiunafcie Asylum = . 
 Sriprtndar^j- ilagristratow .... 
 St. John's /v(5adoniy , ' . , 
 St. Julm's Atlienioum 
 'St. .folm's* and I^fowfonndlaiid Bible Society 
 bt Josepli's Gatliolio Institute ....... w 
 
 ; Tveaanry Dapartincnt . . . . I .' . 28 
 
 I Vice-Admirnlty Court . ' ; .' (34 
 
 I Wesh'vnn ScUonl rmd A.gency Society . . . " . 70 
 
 I Wesleyan Academic I^iterary Institute .... 80 
 
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 fire, some years Since, not rebuilt, is the i;>riiicii)ul cause of dc- j 
 crease in the i)oi)ulation of St. Johu's, 
 
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 greats in the Western than in the Eastern Division. 
 
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 I; 2lMi. Ini. n.s., Mean Time at (^reenwieh, in longitude m°M\" W. of 
 
 (Irounwieh. and latitude o8°.0" X. luids on the Earth generally, ! 
 
 Septembrr L'l), .'Ih. Mm. Is,, in longitude 'J'J^Jyo" E. of Green- 
 \ wieh, and lalitud.' 2(^-14" S. 
 
 Thi^ JL\'lipt'(; Avhieh hegins at .sunrise on September 28, in the ! 
 i ^Vestern ilemiepherc, will Ih'st be visible from Panama, along ; 
 
 the Ivistern eoast of the North Ameriean continent, 8°,14" W. of ' 
 f Newfoundland to the North Pole. In the luistern Ilemisjihere 
 l! the J^ciipt^r Ih'st liegins at isnnset, and will be visible from ; 
 
 (h'oztd's Islands in the Southern raeille, about 00" S. of Cape ' 
 I! St. Mary, in ^^c ^ ■'"V rf ^Vv-!.-,;.,, r.v, [o wie entraaee of the 
 
 Persian (lulf, E. of tlif Pt.'nli;>uia oi \rabia. 
 
 I The Planets of the Solar Sys'.v^i ;ii>. i'9 i!M!'.in^1.>er. Of them ' 
 ji 11 nvo priincnf atul 18 sccoiuud-t/ or Moons. Of these Moons, our 
 3; E.\n I'll has o!u\ Jinn'Ur four, Snfurn >«even, aud I'rann^ six. of . 
 j; the prinuiry i>lanc'ts, two are cal'.^d «';; '1. / /<>/•, a iz., Merciin/ and ' 
 I r«iH(5, b'-eausi' tlii\y are iN^irer the ^un tluin the enrt/t : and h 
 
i 
 
 I 
 
 , ( 
 
 i 
 
 I -f-««- ma 'III M«B»' n*j>.. iu.. ■■■ ■ >' u ' »» i p '».>«r»'»'»Xr.-r— '^'w i ^»l ii ' h ■■' j 'i j 
 
 H 
 
 ( </« mil'^'i. 
 
 l.rvijih off/ear. 
 
 '.i,]-U) 
 
 i] llKJlltllS 
 
 7,700 
 
 7}. «lo 
 
 7.012 
 
 1 v<>iir 
 
 4,l.'00 
 
 I* do 
 
 h{ 1,000 
 
 1L> do 
 
 7;),(a)0 
 
 :.'0 <la 
 
 U.'i.OOO 
 
 ^1 ilu 
 
 ;( THF N{:WI'(K;M)I.AXIj ALMANA(\ 7 
 
 others un; culluU tuperiur becausso furllier from tlio .SVvi t!mn the 
 Earth. 
 
 Mnijnitudo-- diiim- 
 JJistdiicfifrom t'fw Su7i, 
 
 Sluivuiy, .J7 niiiiiim.s of iniif;s 
 Vcmis, KS millituis ul" :-ijiles 
 Earth, 05 inilHoiw of mUc^ 
 Murs, 14l' iiiilli(H:s of miles 
 JupiU'r, 4.'-'o million,-, ol jiiilos 
 Saturn, 80() miliums of unies 
 Uranus, LSOO millions of miKn 
 
 Tho Sular tjatr is the timi- Avhich the smi takes in pas^^ini? over 
 the twelve signs of the Zotliue, svhich is i!0o cla;N'H, r>h. -iHrn. 4>^s. 
 The Civil near \H '?,(Sfj <lay.s hours, or rather 'iO") days for three 
 years in succession, and evt^ry fourth year .'5(iO days. The 
 iSidereal j/eor is 'M\o days. Oh, Om. 18-oh. 'Diq Anonialixfic i/oar in 
 8o5 days. Oh, 14m. The Lunar astronomieal year is .'J')! days, 
 8h, 48-Gm. or 12 lunations. The Anomalistic year is an advance 
 of the orbit as part of the solar system in space, and its excess 
 over the Sidereal or Troi)ical year, is the stollur measure of tho 
 annual advance of the v.holo system. 
 
 II 
 
 St. John's. . 
 
 True Latitude of Church Hill 47° ..34' North. 
 
 Longitude (West of Greenwich) .... 52° .42' West. 
 Variation of the Compass, .'»2" .."/J' and increasing seven seconds 
 annually. 
 
 i 
 
 NOTE — The Tide Tables (in the Calendar pages) may be ren- 
 dered applicable to various other places on the coast, by simply 
 adding or subtracting as the ease may be, the difference between 
 the times of High Water on the Full and Change of the Moon at 
 St. John's, and the time of the full tide at any other harbor ; for 
 example, to .find the time of High Water at any of the principal 
 harbors of ^Conception Bay, add 45 minutes to the time at which 
 it will be High Water at St. John's ; for Placentia Bay, add 2 
 hours ; for St. Peter's, Ih. 50m. ; for Ferrolle, on the French 
 Shore, 4 hours, &c.— See table LVJI of Norie'o I'^.pitome. 
 
 If 
 

 *■ 
 
 t 
 I; 
 
 i- 
 
 ?;:^"< C '^ ^A' - ' 'Tr/^rr;'^ /•^'i^^ir*:' 1*1!^:^/! 
 
 t.A ^i.- 
 
 THE NJ;\VF(JI;NDLaNI> Ai,^[ANAO. 
 
 ■^■eir^sts^ 
 
 Calendar. 
 
 j Golden Number . . . . .14 Worninical Letter . 
 
 1 Epact 2Q 
 
 \\ Solar Cycle 8 
 
 Konian Indictiou 
 Julian Period 
 
 I 
 
 C ^ 
 
 . 8| 
 0588 
 
 Fised and HLoyqMq Festivals, Anniversaries, &e. 
 
 Epiphany Jan. 6 j Ascension IJay . . . May 6 
 
 Septuagesima Sunday . . 24 | Pentecost — Whit Sunday . 16 
 
 Qumquag-esima — Sh. S. Feb. 7 
 Ash Wednesday . . . , 10 
 First Sunday in Lent . . . 14 
 St, David. , . . March 1 
 
 St. Patrick 17 
 
 Palm Sunday 21 
 
 Annunciation — Lady Day . 25 
 Good Friday. ..... 20 
 
 Easter Sunday 28 
 
 Low Sunday . , . April 4 
 
 St. George 23 
 
 Rogation Sunday . . May 2 
 
 Trinity Sunday 23 
 
 Birth of Queen Victoria . 24 
 
 Corpus Christi 27 
 
 Accession of Q. Vic. . June 20 
 
 Prochimation 21 
 
 St John Bapt.— Mid'r. Day 24 
 St. Michael .... Sept. 29 
 Birth Prince of Wales Nov. 9 
 First Sunday in Advent . 28 
 
 St. Andrew 30 | 
 
 St. Thomas .... Dec. 21 
 Christmas Day .... 
 
 25 i 
 
 The Year ^'3630 of the Jewish Era commences on September 
 ! 30, 1875. I 
 
 I Ramadan (Month of Abstinence observed by the Turks) com- ! 
 } mences on October 1, 1875. j 
 
 The Year 1292 of the Mohammedan Era commences on Feb- 
 ruary 7, 1875. 
 
 A TaUe 
 
 SJteicmg the difference of Time at various places on the Glohej as com- 
 pared icith St. Johns, Newfoundland. 
 
 When it is Noon at St. John's, it 
 '^18 minutes past 11 o'clock, 
 
 4> 
 
 bo 
 
 a 
 o 
 
 17 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 13 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 50 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 47 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 46 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 34 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 30 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 23 
 
 do 
 
 10 
 
 21 
 
 do 
 
 
 14 
 
 do 
 
 •7 
 
 30 
 
 do 
 
 8 
 
 20 
 
 do 
 
 4 
 
 26 
 
 do 
 
 6 
 
 62 
 
 do 
 
 6 
 
 60 
 
 do 
 
 S 
 
 8 
 
 do 
 
 11 
 
 is 
 
 A.M,, at Oharlottetown, P. E. I. 
 
 do Halifax, 
 
 do St. John, N.B. 
 
 do Portland, Me. 
 
 do Boston, Mass. 
 
 do Quebec, 
 
 do New York, 
 
 do Philadelphia, 
 
 do Washington, 
 
 do San Francisco, Califor. 
 
 do St. Juan, Vancouvers 1. 
 
 P.V. Greenwich, 
 
 do Rome, 
 
 do Constantinople, 
 
 do .Jerusalem, 
 
 do Madras, E. I. 
 
 do Canton. 
 
 
.-'rffrrvxTtia^ 
 
 riss, 8sc. 
 
 . May 6 
 Qday . 16 
 
 . . . 23 
 
 oria . 24 
 
 . 27 
 
 . ' June 20 
 
 ... 21 
 I'riDay 24 
 
 . Sept. 29 
 le8 Nov. 9 
 Ivent . 28 
 . ... 30 
 
 . Dec. 21 »l 
 . ... 25 tii 
 
 n September 
 Turks) com- 
 nces on Feb- 
 
 Globe, as com- 
 
 town, P. E. !• 
 
 N.B. 
 Me. 
 
 ass. 
 
 )hia. 
 ton. 
 
 icisco, Califor. 
 Vancouversl. 
 
 fch. 
 
 inople. 
 ■m. 
 E. I. 
 
 Till-: ^ KWFOVNDLANI) AIM\:<\C. 
 
 <) 
 
 JAHXTABY, 1875. 
 
 Cnl'i'lntcd /o7' 7*Iean Ti.itc al St, JoJoi'h', JVr-irfonndlavd. 
 
 Xkw M(kin 711: <lny, 111, .]i^m, Fvcninp;. 
 
 FrusT (^)i-.\TUKU ]Uli dny, -Oil, 'I'lii, KvtMiiiifr. 
 
 Fi'i.T. r*I<,n)X L'jst uay, :2h, lOiii, F^vcning. 
 
 LASTf^TAHTr.n L'.)lh day, !»li, '>ir, ^'ornir.g-. 
 
 j:i ;^, Sun j f^r ' 
 V '"^i rises ' sets 
 
 :s^ !5i at 
 
 (i. <'p}). lime. I 
 
 Eqnir JlUjli j 
 <S'?/??'.<f j r//' I WuUr (d Mcmorandt. S^r. 
 ])rrli.- \liinr. S(.John''s. 
 
 lSS 
 
 St. John's. ! nation. \ add. 
 
 Ii, m. h. m. 
 
 / I 
 
 rn. 8. ;;». m. i. rt'. 
 
 r)4 
 
 4 13 S 23 1; o 45: r; 1.^ 3 Circumdsion. 
 
 !il 
 
 4 14 
 
 4 1.0 
 
 4 1(V 
 
 54 4 17 
 
 0, 7 64' 4 19 
 
 7! 7 id 4 20, 
 8' 7 h^ 4 21 
 O' 7 r>5! 4 22 
 10' 7 62| 4 24 
 
 il! 7 52! 4 2') 
 
 22 of) 4 13' 4 22 4 
 
 22 .-o; 4 41 3 20 4 4Gror(lJovnl,r;imai'.a, 
 
 22 44: 5 B: G '.) r, 3,V burnt, J TO; 5. 
 
 22 3m; u J3G 7 6 G 4li 
 
 22 31' n 2 8 ToGFpiplmiiv. 
 
 ■>! G 20 .. .. 2' St. DiNtatfs i>ny. 
 
 < 
 
 n 
 
 r»i 
 
 7 51 
 7 51. 
 7 50 
 
 4 2G! 
 4 27 
 4 29 
 4 30 
 
 S 4G 7 49! 4 31 
 SU.U7 7 4Ni 4 33 
 VI 18 7 47! 4 34 
 T |19 7 4GJ 4 30 
 VV '20 7 45, 4 37 
 Th.21 7 44 i 4 3S 
 F 22 7 44 4 40 
 S 1 23 7 43 4 42 
 SuJ24l 7 42| 4 43 
 M 25 7 4F 4 45 
 
 1 
 o 
 
 3 
 
 o 
 O 
 
 T 26 7 40! 4 4() 
 
 W |27i 7 38! 4 48 
 
 Th.'2.s: 7 37| 4 49 
 
 F 129 7 -'.() 4 51 
 
 S |30 7 35, 4 52 
 
 Sr.'31 7 33 4 54 ^ 17 21 
 
 22 2'' 
 
 22 15| G 51: 7 53 7 21 15at, NowOi'leaiiH, "ir, 
 
 22 7; 7 20 9 3 S39 7.'. ('. Caflrdndond., 
 
 21 58; 7 44; 40 9 22^ J-50. 
 
 21 49i 8 910 30 10 G ].') __]Viinv post.n£rc\ 
 
 21 4:); 8 32 II 15 10 51 C.-eat Britain, -M). 
 
 21 30: 8 55 12 1 11 37 
 
 '' 12 43 R. Driiro <liP<l, 1011. 
 
 I 30 lames Watt b., 1730 
 
 5 2 .il iiat. of (\.vr.nna. 'no. 
 
 50 3 32 iJ. Franklin b.. 1700. 
 
 5 3 4 39 
 
 7 4 G40D. AVcbslorb.. 1782. 
 
 8 43 8 19 
 19 5511 33' 9 47 9 23 
 
 19 42'l1 49 10 33 lO 9 Fvron l:orn, 17.<3. 
 19 28 12 5 12 9 11 45 Wm. iMtt diod, 180G. 
 19 13 12 19: 1 ..! 36 Fox born, 17-M). 
 18 59 12 .'4 1 29 1 5 Conv(^rsion 8t. Paul. 
 18 44:12 47! 2 p 1 44 j-lr..l(Minordi(M). 1823 
 18 29 12 59 2 58 2 34 Moj^art di(>d, 1750. 
 .18 13 13 11: 2 5!/ ^•:\?> ColoHial Biii-d'Hff 
 17 57 13 22 3 3s 3 14 opened, 1850. ' 
 17 41 13 32: 5(4 3:1 
 
 ') 10 
 
 21 19' 9 17' 
 
 21 8' 9 39 
 20 57i 9 59 
 20 4510 20' 
 20 33 !0 'I 
 20 21 10 58 
 20 8:11 16: 
 
 41 5 31 
 
 -."MMttuagesima 
 
 ^nil:!:lV. 
 
 Misis. — A white mist \\\ (ho cvoi-iinj.^ over a inoadow with a 
 river, v/i!I be dr;\\vn up by tiie kuu next niornin;!. and the day 
 will lie bri;j:'d. Five or fix fo'jf.s .sueeessively dr.'vvn \\\), j-.'-r- 
 tend vniii. Where the mist whi;'!! hand's over low iandi, di-awv 
 towards jiij^h hills in the luornhi:'', and rolls np to the top, it 
 
 ■* 
 
 If 
 
nt' 
 
 ------y.a-y ■•.=-- - 
 
 ---.^• 
 
 M 
 
 10 
 
 '!!:•; N K^V F ( )T XT) I , .\ X ( ) A IM\ X A < 
 
 CiddiUiivd for ?Jc(;ii Timf at A','. Join's, X'vfovvdltmil 
 
 Xfav Ttfoo.N Gih (loy, 
 
 I'lnsT (yiAjniOR I'Uh cl;iy, 
 
 Full ^jDo.v 201 li day, 
 
 TiAST Qi-AHTi:i: 2Sth dny, 
 
 4h, L^-lm, Morning. 
 
 1'', ."iOm, ^Moriiu.M'. 
 
 •Ill, ohii, .Morning. 
 
 (•!i, 2]i-i, ?ir.,n)ing. 
 
 
 M 
 T 
 AV 
 
 S 
 
 Sr. 
 
 >I 
 
 T 
 
 W 
 
 F 
 
 S 
 
 Sr. 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 VV 
 
 '!^ 
 
 ]■ 
 
 S 
 
 .Sr. 
 
 M 
 
 m 
 
 J 
 
 AV 
 
 Th. 
 F 
 
 S 
 Sr 
 
 
 I , (1. opi>. iinic, I j 
 
 8un,Svn\' —-—TJniia] Jllgh \ 
 
 '■^}rises\ sets r-,„^v, ,j. | ^y,,;^,. ^a \^ic,n»r(n,mi, S^-c, S,r. 
 ^.; at ])edi- j time.' i^t John's. 
 
 ^ . St. John's. 
 
 nation, add. \ 
 
 O: 
 
 3' 
 
 A- 
 
 32 4 
 ;]li 4 
 21) 4 
 
 ys 
 
 (3: 
 
 7- 
 
 8, 
 
 
 
 jlO: 
 
 11: 
 
 jl2' 
 
 113: 
 Il4: 
 
 ITr 
 
 ]() 
 
 17 
 
 ;is' 
 
 i2(); 
 2r 7 
 
 122^ 7 
 
 23' G 
 
 i24 C) 
 
 ■2.J (' 
 
 |27' (i 
 ■2H 
 
 I 
 
 24 1 
 
 22 
 21); 
 
 19; 
 
 n; 
 
 10, 
 14 
 13! 
 
 n 
 
 9 
 
 tJ) s 
 
 r>7i 
 
 Oi 
 
 '2\ 
 
 m. 
 
 < i o 
 
 4 u 
 
 3 5 
 
 2 5 
 
 Oj T) 
 
 591 
 ii 
 
 oOj 5 
 
 51! ^ 
 
 49 o 
 
 8 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 13 
 15 
 IG 
 18 
 19 
 21 
 f>2 
 24 
 25 
 2G 
 27 
 29 
 30 
 32 
 31 
 35 
 
 17 
 10 
 IG 
 IG 
 15 
 15 
 lo 
 15 
 14 
 14 
 14 
 13 
 13 
 1.3 
 12 
 12 
 12 
 11 
 11 
 10 
 10 
 10 
 9 
 9 
 9 
 S 
 
 S -S 
 
 s. ;p. 
 
 113 50' G 
 
 5013 
 3244 
 15114 
 57jl4 
 38; 14 
 20|14 
 
 1114 
 42 14 
 2214 
 
 314 
 4314 
 2314 
 
 2114 
 42 14 
 21,14 
 
 014 
 3944 
 IS 14 
 57il3 
 35113 
 13! 13 
 51|13 
 2913 
 
 7 13 
 4513 
 22|12 
 
 012 
 
 57 7 
 4' 8 
 10 10 
 15 7 
 29 8 
 23 1 8 
 20 9 
 
 28 10 
 
 29 10 
 
 30 1 1 
 29' 
 28, 1 
 20: 3 
 23 4 
 20 5 
 1g' 6 
 
 Hi " 
 
 5' 9 
 
 59 10 
 52 11 
 4441 
 301 
 
 27! 1 
 18' 2 
 Si 2 
 58; 2 
 40' 4 
 
 m. 
 
 'a. m. 
 
 25 
 
 G 1 
 
 28 
 
 7 4 
 
 48 
 
 8 24 
 
 4 
 
 9 40 
 
 20 
 
 7 4 
 
 8 
 
 7 44 
 
 41 
 
 8 17 
 
 2 
 
 8 58 
 
 J5 
 
 9 59 
 
 40 
 
 10 22 
 
 36 
 
 11 12 
 
 37 
 
 12 13 
 
 44 
 
 1 20 
 
 19j 2 
 
 4Sj 4 
 
 •-/Oj o 
 
 5Ji 6 
 54 1 7 
 
 9i 8 
 lOJ 9 
 1340 
 4541 
 3G12 
 25; 1 
 
 o] 1 
 37J 2 
 55! 2 
 
 0, 3 
 
 24 
 34 
 
 30 
 
 301 
 
 45, 
 
 521 
 
 49 
 
 21 
 
 12 
 
 .1^ 
 
 CandlciiinsDnj'. 
 ;!>•/ -SW;. 10/7/ (Wen oral 
 i Ai^Konnb/ opened '\() 
 .^irlJPcei born, 1788 
 Fish Coir- ' 'ii)!i laid 
 
 before J.-,,. ]':>57. 
 >ravy Queen of Scots 
 
 ])cliofulocl, J 587. 
 Queen "S'ictoria niar- 
 
 ricd, I^IO. Ash 
 ! Wednesday. 
 
 St. Yalontinc!? da}'. 
 
 Jst Sun. in Lent. 
 Dr. Kane died, 1857, 
 licuf-rolent Iritih Socie- 
 
 tiffovvded, 1800. 
 7 — (,)niTi';u;igo.sinia, 
 
 tSlirovc Sunda,y. 
 
 Wasliington ]>., 1732 
 St. Matthias. 
 
 ^ ! 
 
 3l'r.onfrro;!owl->,, 1807. 
 50 
 
 I 
 
 will )>e i'air; but if the mist iiangs upon th.o liilLs, and drag.s 
 along the wooiis. th(M'e -win be rain. 
 
 V,U)VV'<. — Against 7)Mi<''i rain the elo^uls :n-:rrn'^*o very fast, 
 especialiy before iliun^.lei'. \v hen they are Tormed like lleefAs, 
 but den^'e in ;he jniudie, ;ind briirh^ to-mrds the e-^ge, witli • ;e 
 skv brielil. iliev ar<> sip;;i«; rf a l^ro'i^'i, "svitJi h;nl, sno ,v or rain. — 
 
 ; j» ' - -.^ ' J- .^'.^a 
 
FP^*^ 
 
 TIJE NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAC. 
 
 IflAEOIX, IS^S. 
 
 MOON'8 PUASl'lS, 
 Calmlnted fjr Mean 'rime at >Si.. Juh.i's, XcirfonmUdud. 
 
 New Itioo.v "til uay, 
 
 i'"msT UrMMiUt, Mill Oay, 
 
 h'l'M, jiuoN -1st ilay, 
 
 111, r>Om, I'iveiung. 
 
 Wll, 
 
 j')tii, Mur 
 
 i^.vo;- i.TAUTi-.!: 
 
 L'Dth (lay, 
 
 ^ih, -J I 111, 10 vc 
 Oh, ".i!n, Im'c 
 
 iiing. 
 i:iii'jf. 
 
 
 !5 
 
 I G. ajtji. tiin 
 
 '^'^" L'qllil 
 
 /:;/. JulirJii. i lidtion. add. 
 
 .Ili,k 
 Water at 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 W 
 
 'I'll. 
 V 
 
 s 
 
 Su.l 7i G 
 
 M I 81 
 
 T I O! (> 
 
 W llo; (> 
 
 Th.llji (5 
 F 
 
 Su, 
 M 
 
 r 
 
 w in r. 
 
 m. 
 
 1 'r 
 
 ■Mc;no/'Ui>di(j A'-f,, ^yc'. 
 
 Th 
 
 18 
 
 (5 
 
 E 
 
 10 
 
 6 
 
 S 
 
 U») 
 
 G 
 
 Su. 
 
 2 J 
 
 G 
 
 .\L 
 
 2 'J! 
 
 G 
 
 T 
 
 2;5 
 
 G 
 
 AV 
 
 21 
 
 G 
 
 Th. 
 
 2,-. 
 
 o 
 
 F 
 
 20 
 
 5 
 
 S 
 
 27 
 
 G 
 
 Su 
 
 2.S 
 
 o 
 
 iM 
 
 2y 
 
 <3 
 
 T 
 
 ;j() 
 
 o 
 
 W^ 
 
 ul 
 
 o 
 
 62 G 
 50' G 
 
 48' G 
 4G' G 
 
 oo St. David. 
 
 JiWJ.Wo.'.Iey Uici, irL>I 
 oil 
 41)j 
 1 
 11 
 
 no 
 
 '!«' William 111 d., 170.'. 
 
 7 Prince Wales iiuir 
 _1| ricd, 18G-M, 
 
 ■17 C:e.sai' assassinated 
 
 17i IJ.C., 41. 
 
 20:st. Patrick's r .,. 
 
 lOj 
 
 4G| 
 
 ^5 Sir Isaac Newton d., 
 
 i^-\21— Palm Sunday. 
 46! 
 
 24^ 
 
 54 Lady Day. 
 
 lO: Good Friday. 
 
 o4i 
 
 29.i:aphael born, 1843. 
 3j Faster Sunday. 
 IGTri'aty of peace with 
 1^: llussia, iSod, 
 
 II 
 
 ir Ihey i'orm hiy'.i in tlio air, in tiiiii white trains, like lock.s ut: 
 wool, iliey puriciid vrind and prol^alily r^un. When a jj^ericral 
 cloiidness covers the sky and small black fras^-ments ot clouds 
 ily underneaih, they are a .?ure sign of rain, and probably will 
 be lasting. Two cnrrenls of cloiuU always x^ortend rain", and 
 ia .summer, thunder. 
 
 I 
 
 w 
 
 u 
 
 !i 
 
 t1 
 
t ;=r:^ .-^-r J-1:3- xzn:: 
 
 Aza r uxmjr-j : " ' 
 
 I 'J 
 
 Tilt: X'^Wi'OUXJjLANI) AL.MANAU. 
 
 APRIL, 1875. 
 
 MOON'S PHASER, 
 
 Calci'lated for Mean Tinu! fit St. Johii's, Nnrfonndlfind. 
 
 Nkw Moow .,, rtli dr.}', 
 
 i''iu.-yr (^U'AETKii l-*rh day, 
 
 VvxA ISIoo.Nf L'Otli day, 
 
 L.VSi Ol'AKTiCU. 
 
 2Mi: ciny, 
 
 nil, ii\\\, .Moi'iiin,'^. 
 
 Oil, .'jiii, M\ciiii.L?. 
 
 ill, Oui, ]!lvc>iiiii<^\ 
 
 .'ill, 'ITtn. EveniiiL-:. 
 
 
 *>. , 
 
 
 risen j scls 
 
 at 
 
 St. Johib's. 
 
 (J. app. lime. 
 
 Sun's 
 Medi- 
 na firm. 
 
 I Ilir/h 
 J I V/aiM' at 
 time. : St. John's, 
 uibt. 
 
 Memoranda, SiX., SiC 
 
 Th. 
 
 J^' ; 
 
 s I 
 
 Sn. 
 M : 
 
 '!' 
 
 w 
 
 '111. 
 
 F , 
 
 S i 
 
 su. n 
 
 M 12 
 
 T 13 
 \y ,14 
 Th. 1.3 
 F 1(5 
 
 ll 
 
 1: 
 
 11 
 
 3 
 4 
 0, 
 <>' 
 
 Hi 
 / ! 
 
 8 
 ;) 
 
 lo; 
 
 11. 
 
 44 
 42 
 
 •J>) 
 
 ;is 
 ;'.. 
 
 Hi 
 ■VI 
 
 :>i 
 
 2^ 
 26 
 
 2-i 
 
 I), in. 
 C: 24 
 ; 26 
 6 27 
 28 
 
 (j o\ 
 (■> 32} 
 
 :s 
 
 i] 3G| 
 
 6 ;^N' 
 
 20' G'il 
 5 16| 6 42; 
 5 lU G 4 1 
 
 17 
 IS 
 
 20 
 
 211 
 
 ooj 
 
 23l 
 
 S 
 
 Su 
 
 M 
 
 T 
 
 \V 
 
 r 
 
 F 
 
 S :24 
 
 Su. 2.-) 
 M 2G 
 1 27 
 \V 28 
 Th. 29 
 F :^0 
 
 o 
 
 i: 
 
 G4o 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 6 4() 
 
 5 
 
 n 
 
 6 48 
 
 5 
 
 9 
 
 6 41) 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 6 50 
 
 5 
 
 o 
 
 G52 
 
 •5 
 
 4 
 
 u 53 
 
 5 
 
 t> 
 
 G 54 
 
 5 
 
 
 
 G oG 
 
 4 
 
 oH 
 
 57 
 
 4 
 
 5o 
 
 6 59 
 
 4 
 
 oo 
 
 7 
 
 4 
 
 53 
 
 7 2 
 
 4 
 
 01 
 
 7 3 
 
 J 
 
 .'■jO 
 
 7 4 
 
 o / I 
 
 4 29i 
 
 4 52; 
 
 5 15 
 
 5 o^' 
 
 6 1 
 
 6 2-i\ 
 G 47| 
 
 7 9: 
 / o2| 
 
 7 54 1 
 
 8 IGi 
 
 8 o8j 
 
 9 0! 
 9 2li 
 9 43' 
 
 10 4; 
 10 2G' 
 10 47' 
 
 Hi. 
 
 4 
 3 
 
 s p. in. 
 
 G 2s 
 •:12' 7 2S 
 24 8 3(1 
 
 ii. ii>. 
 G 4i 
 
 7 4; 
 
 K 12 
 
 3 G 9 48| 9 LMLoAV Sunday. 
 
 2 4[) .. .. G38' 
 
 7 50 
 
 7 2Gru)ldfsaiithborn;irr4 
 
 8 g: Wordsworth b., 1770 
 
 
 
 
 2 31 
 
 2 14: 8 30 
 
 1 57 9 32' 9 Hi 
 
 1 40 10 31|10 71 
 
 1 24 11 UllO 45'Lord Bacon 1, 1G20. 
 
 1 7 1->1T'i153| 
 
 51 I 41j 1 171 
 
 3G 2 43: 2 19 Catholic Emancii)a- 
 
 20 4 lo 3 5-2 tioii. 182;>. 
 
 4 59; 4 35 Franklin dii^l, J TIM). 
 G ii 5 4o iiat.ot'Cullodon,174(j 
 
 23: 6 42| 6 18 Shakespcro b., 1004. 
 
 37 7 24' 7 
 11 7; 51 8 19! 7 5o Byron died, 1824. 
 11 28 1 4 9 IGJ 8 52 12— EiiK'oln assassi- 
 
 11 49' 1 17 10 18: 9 54 natea, lycr>. 
 
 12 9; 1 30 11 20 10 5G 
 
 12 29i 1 42 12 2 11 38 St. Geoi-^-. 
 
 12 49i 1 53: 1 5'l2 45rroiinv(«ilb., 1509. 
 
 13 8: 2 4; 2 0, 1 3G.-t. Mark. 
 
 13 28' 2 15 2 37; 2 13 rkip;-uo of London, 
 
 13 47i 2 25; 3 G^ 2 42 1055, 
 
 14 G^ 2 34 4 lO' 3 46 
 
 14 25i 2 43 5 27| 5 3 Joan of Arc enters 
 14 4-li2 5l|5 58 5 34' Orleans, 1420. 
 
 Equation of time Ij bj subtracted from apparent time to the 
 loth, and to be added the remainder of the month. 
 
 l'i:\v. — If the dew lies x^I^i'^it'i^Hy on the grass after a fair 
 day, it is a sigu of another, ".f not, and there is i;o wi:;il, rain 
 must follow. A red eveMing poriouds lino weather ; but if it 
 
.-=Z:S-.=?'ss^; •-.i-"-:~~rSisaac'as?r 
 
 Tl I !<: NJ'^.WlOi XI >LA.\ i » ALMANAC 
 
 MOON'S L'JIASl'.S. 
 O'llcnlftted for Mean 'J'anv ai St, .fcini's, NcirfoHvr!J''iiiI. 
 
 Xr^AV Moo.v 
 
 I'lUST (^lAIMiUt 
 
 h[\\ «l;iy, J 111, :).";i>i, .M' r•n■l\f,^ 
 li':li (lay, 111, (iiii, Moi-niu^. 
 
 ! Fi'i-L ^looN L'Dtli (lay. oil, •JOiii, Morning;'. 
 
 ! I.Asr (>rAu;i-.u, 
 
 L'-^lli (! IV, •2\\, Oiii. 3l()rniii<r. 
 
 Hvn 
 
 
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 nini .s' rit 
 iJcrli, 'iiiic. 
 
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 IP. 0. m. 
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 47; 
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 19;-;. S. PIi il in ^.^ James 
 2;|i {(\'.r.; : iuii Sunday. 
 M (utor. 1/i'rli.xj s:corn 
 '>o\ iiiio (;//ui', 1855. 
 58 .j — AlHlication ol Xci- 
 461 p(>l(M)ii I, 1814. 
 41 5— Xariolooii 1 dlnd 
 38| at St. iicleiia,l-^21 
 3''|0 — Pca(.'e pi'ij-laiiiid 
 3Gj between the allied 
 30| puNstn'S & Itus.sia, 
 52i 1 ^50. A5jceu:ii(j;i 
 
 o\ Day, Holy Tluir.s. 
 
 9|il — 3In.;sa"re ac 
 57 Delhi, 1857. 
 o9i\.iiteco,st— Whit S. 
 i8| 1:1 — (renoral EUlIujii 
 
 3; v.ndcr new Constiia- 
 I3i ftoji, l8'j5. 
 13 Funndatioii st.C(dholic 
 CatLdrcd laid, 184G 
 
 2- 
 24 
 
 lO 
 
 41 
 
 23 
 
 11 
 
 
 
 Trinity Sunday. 
 
 "tlUh'.'i of Queen Vic- 
 57 toria. 
 19! 
 
 2 Corp'is C'hristi. 
 I7i.j— rius JX b., 1702 
 
 59i ittt Lc;/. Ge,>.. .is- 
 47: send/Ill opened. l\'i- 
 4-1 oU ill M'af(:r->^f . Oil. 
 
 ■spread too far upward i'rom the liorizon in the eveuin<4:. iuii.l es- 
 peeially inornii;^n', it i'orete]ls ^vind or rain, or both. When the 
 sky, in rainy weather, is tini^^ed ^Yith .sea, green, the rain will 
 inerease ; if deep blue, it will be slunvery. 
 lliiAVKXLY r.cjiiis. — If there bo a luizincF.s in the air which 
 
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 i 
 
 ■'I 
 
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 erxrij'sjxxxj.: fH 
 
 14 
 
 Till-: NEWFOUNDJ.AND ALMANAO. 
 
 JTJITE, IBJO, 
 
 MOOXS FilASKS, 
 
 Calculated for Mean Time ut St. Jo/ni'.-i, XeirfuundUmih 
 
 Xr.AV Moon- :Jiil day, (ill, r.dm, Evening;. 
 
 ViHST (^iAT{TF.)t lOili <iiiy, 4h, '2-)\vi, Evoiii:i<4-. 
 
 Full ]\Ioox h-^Lli d:iy, bli, iV)i)i, ]']vni:iijjr. 
 
 I'dUi (liiy, loll, Om, ]Moniiii[!j. 
 
 Last QrAjrucii 
 
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 "3 
 
 T 
 
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 Th. 
 
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 F 
 
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 Th, 
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 Su. 
 
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 rises ; 5c/i>' 
 St. Jo/Ill's. 
 
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 h. in.:h. ni. 
 
 o 
 4 
 5 
 
 
 8 
 
 M 
 
 17! 
 il8' 
 
 20 
 
 ■21 i 
 !.).>' 
 
 28 
 ;29 
 oO 
 
 4 12 
 4 12 
 4 11 
 4 10 
 
 Sun's 
 
 DecU' 
 
 nation. 
 
 liiiii'. 
 
 ,Eqna.\ 
 
 \ I'f ' 
 tunc, 
 subt. 
 
 Iliyh 
 
 Wat^v at ^Memoranda, S,-c., ^-c. 
 hit. Jvluis.' 
 
 7 4;] X 22 2 
 
 lo! 
 
 10 
 
 9 
 
 7 41 
 7 4o 
 7 4.> 
 7 4(5 
 7-17 
 7 48 
 9 7 48 
 91 7 49 
 
 7 50 
 7 51 
 7 51 
 7 7 52 
 7^7 52 
 7 53 
 7 53 
 7 51 
 7 54 
 7 ob 
 7 55 
 7 55 
 / oo 
 7 56 
 7 56 
 7 56 
 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 6 
 7 
 
 S 
 8 
 9j 
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 lOj 7 56 
 10. 7 56 
 7 56 
 7 56 
 
 22 10 
 22 isi 
 22 25' 
 
 22 32; 
 
 22 38| 
 22 45' 
 22 50^ 
 
 m. 
 o 
 
 o 
 
 o 
 
 M 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 s..p. m. 
 30i 8 9 
 9 52 
 
 21 
 11' 
 
 5!' 
 
 40; 
 
 8 14' 
 
 8 47: 
 
 9 51 1 
 
 a. in. 
 
 7 45 
 
 9 28; 
 
 7 26'noory:cin I)., ]7;iS. 
 
 7 50Battlo of ^higentu, 
 
 8 23, ]t:,<j. 
 
 9 27 
 
 o«) r, 
 
 1 29;i0'15|l0 21| 
 
 1 18 11 3741 loj 
 
 1 ^,12 3112 10 6'm//; P//T, 184n.— 
 
 55j 1 3() 1 12; G'uvor. Banncnnaa 
 
 43| 2 22] 1 58 sworn into omce. 
 
 311 3 281 3 4, 
 
 19| 4 30 4 GMa^nia Oharta si^ni- 
 () 6! 5 21 4 571 cd, 1.215. 
 
 19, b\ 6 81 5 41! 
 
 21 18i 6 51 6 27i 
 23 23 31| 7 50| 7 20 JolmWcsIov b., 1703 
 23 25| 431 9 4: 8 401iattl(^ of Waterloo, 
 '^■' 06; 10 18 9 54; 181*1 
 
 1 9 11 32 11 8 Accession of Queen 
 1 22 12 1541 51: Victoria. 
 
 23 
 23 
 23 
 23 
 23 
 23 
 
 1 
 
 10 
 
 23 26 
 
 23 27! 
 23 27: 
 23 27 j 
 23 26! 
 
 10: 
 11' 
 
 23 26j 2 
 
 23 21 2 
 
 23 23' 
 
 23 20' 2 
 
 23 18; 
 
 23 15 
 
 4 Hi 7 56X23 12; 
 
 35 
 
 48; 
 
 ll 
 11 
 26! 
 391 
 ol 
 
 3 
 15 
 
 1 6112 42 21— rroclamation Q. 
 
 2 1! 1 37 Victoria, ]«37. 
 2 9 St. John Bai^tist— 
 
 2 36 Midsummer Day. 
 
 3 23 29— 9/A Gcn.A.^seudkif 
 
 4 26 of Kjld. dl^solced, 
 'o 22 l6(i9. 
 
 6 12 6 18St.Mi('hao] 
 8 1' 7 10 mas Day 
 
 2 33 
 
 3 
 
 3 17 
 
 4 50 
 
 5 46 
 
 -:Miehel- 
 
 Eijuation of time to be subtracted from apparent time to the 
 11th, and to be added the remainder of the month. 
 
 fades the sun's hL-'ht, and makes the orb appear whitish, or ill 
 defined ; or at niylit, if tlie moon and stars grow dim, and a 
 ring encircles the former, rain will follow, if the sun's rays 
 
THE NKWIOUMDLAM) AL^fANAC. 
 
 -C-^i^i g'i'. 
 
 JULY, 1875. 
 
 :\roox\s riiASE^?, 
 
 Cilrh-hitcd for Merm Time at. St. Jolm's, 
 
 Xkw Monx r.rd (Inv, 
 
 FrnsT (^uAin-KU "JOlh dav, 
 
 FiTLL :Moon- isih (lay, 
 
 IjAstQuaimkij L'nih dav, 
 
 Xt'irfoundlrrnd. 
 Ill, 'Mu\, Mornin;^. 
 71i, lOiii, ?ironu;i.u-. 
 nil, odiii, >roriiiiiiic. 
 r^li, !)in, F.vcMiiiij*'. 
 
 
 ^ronorandft, iSV., iS-t\ 
 
 Sir!?. Pool died, 18r>0 
 J)oniinioii CJanada 
 inanofurat'od, J^!;?. 
 
 Aiiiorican Indepon- 
 
 doTifo, irrc 
 
 o — I'riiir-oss llolcna 
 
 marricMJ, 186(3. 
 7 — Froe Tr;idc Act 
 
 pas.scd, LSOo. 
 C'v/Je 7iV/y r/ju/! C'<7;je 
 
 lireton dccfnc cable 
 
 laid, L^50. 
 Ilavelocks victory at 
 
 Faltr-liporo, ]<s~>7. 
 St. Switlion".s dav. 
 
 Ilavclook ro-(aicog 
 Cawiiporo, 1857. 
 
 aovp.njor mil, an., 
 
 arnred in Xjid., '00 
 
 rrinco of Jl alos ar- 
 riccd at St. John's, 
 18G0. 
 
 Second Atlantic CaV.e 
 
 laid, 18C'(). 
 Frencli liovolution. 
 
 1830. 
 I. Loyola died, 15'"iG 
 
 j! appear lik(; Mo.^es' horns, it wlntc at sottint^, o 
 ii rays, or ftr.'cs dovn into a hank of cloud in the 
 
 or shorn of it.« 
 lys, or fti.'cs aovn into a name oi ciouci m tne horizon, bad 
 weather iy to be ;xpecte({. If the moon looks pale and dim, 
 11 we expect rain; if red, v/ind : and if of a natural colour, with a 
 
 
 clear sky, fair weather. If tiie moon is rainy throughout, it 
 
 ■! 
 
 51 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 I'l.,' 
 
1({ 
 
 ■J'iiO Ni:'.VF()IM»h\M) ALMANAC 
 
 .M(K)X".S PHASF,:^, 
 
 CalvilfHrd for Mean Tii.i'' al S/. Jolni'fi, Nr^rfinnrfUnnd. 
 
 J 
 
 Xkw Mo.p; .•'lid (l;iy, 
 
 Fnisr (^)r.\iM i;i{, Mil <l;iy, 
 
 ]m 1.!, ^rocx l<ili «l:iy. 
 
 Last 'h-Airri :t :-'.i'<l <l:iy, 
 
 l!]i. i'rrii, .M<.rniiipf. 
 
 Oil, Oni, l''\ (Ml i 11,1V. 
 
 loll, :'.;n, ^I(>niiii_tr. 
 
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 M I 
 
 T ' 
 
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 9 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
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 Sc 
 
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 T ;17 
 
 W jlR 
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 VV 25 
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 F 27 
 
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 a inc. 
 I i'nh\ 
 
 , add. 
 
 Wo/rr ftl 
 
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 '"lni'.-<. 
 
 ii. m. 
 
 4 12 
 
 4 44 
 
 4 4.1 
 
 4 40 
 
 4 4M 
 
 4 4!) 
 
 4 r>{) 
 
 4 51 
 
 4 oIJ 
 
 4 r>4 
 
 4 r,.-)! 
 
 4 57, 
 
 4 581 
 
 4 50! 
 
 5 Ji 
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 7 29 X 1 8 
 
 7 2s ] 7 
 
 7 2[' 
 
 21! 
 19 
 18, 
 10 
 15' 
 
 i;i 
 
 ii; 
 
 9' 
 
 8' 
 
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 4i 
 
 17 
 
 ' « 
 
 17 
 10 
 10 
 
 10 12 
 15 51 
 
 15 r>7 
 
 ' r.i. '".. I', tr.. ii. r!f>. 
 
 4 (; 4 7 4i) 7 lOSlriVcM'v nboli'Oiod in 
 
 49' 1 -S 21 8 0, j;nt{s!i!)()inini()iM, 
 
 ui 5 57 9 8 42, 'lr<::]4. 
 
 IK 5 52 94:; d ][)].</ Af/mdir '/H'f/rnph 
 
 !• 5 40 in 2^ 9 5s fahl^ hiid. l^rAl 
 
 5 4 11 olOaODuke of lulliihur^li 
 
 5 ;]4n 45 11 21 hnni, 1844. 
 
 5 20 0:55 12 nrniinii.;? di^-.l. 1^27. 
 
 4.- 
 29 
 
 5 18 1 18 12 54 
 
 20 
 
 F 
 
 59 
 
 5 5; 
 
 5 0! 
 
 , -i 
 
 O i| 
 
 5 9i 57 
 
 5 10! 55 
 
 5 11 () 54 
 
 5 13! 52 
 
 5 14i f)0 
 
 5 15| 48 
 
 5 17! 40 
 
 5 181 44 
 
 5 19. 42 
 
 5 21 j 4(t 
 
 5 22' '.I- 
 
 o 
 
 15 
 1 5 2 
 14 44 
 14 21 
 11 7 
 i;j 48 
 13 29 
 13 10 
 
 ;iS 
 
 3 59 
 5 7 
 5 
 57 
 
 J 14 
 
 > r 
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 5 10 
 5 1 
 
 4 5! 
 
 4 4! 
 
 4 3;) 
 
 4 19 8 2 
 
 4 7 9 2.3 
 
 3 55 M) 19 
 
 3 42 1] 23 10 59 
 
 7l/(7' .Ihu\ni (if the 
 Ni'tli erlan d,-> (irrircd 
 (d Ay. ,Tidni'^, 1845. 
 — Printing invent- 
 ed, 1437. ^ 
 
 4 43 14 
 
 5 ■ ! 1 ; 
 
 •'"3 
 
 7 33 ( ias first n.=?r d inliOn- 
 
 8 59, don, ] 807. 
 
 9 55: 
 
 12 50 3 29 
 
 X 
 
 12 30 
 J2 11 
 11 
 11 .30 
 11 10 
 10 49 
 10 29 
 Iv) 8 
 40 
 9 25 
 
 9 ; 
 
 8 12 
 
 15 
 
 
 
 2 1 1 38! 
 
 9 11 45 0;innda di.'^onv., 1508 
 >3 1 \9 /■'oNiuldioii s/()iicll'('ft- 
 
 1 2 40 2 31 
 
 .09 
 4'1 
 
 7 /ri/rni Cinirch laid, 
 2 30 3 9 2 45' F'-.5(5. 
 2 15 4 18 3 54,,-',t. IJartholomcV.s 
 
 5 7 1 J>:iy. 
 
 F»irtli of Pr'nco Con- 
 
 7 35i Kort, 1819. 
 
 8 ;>o' 
 
 9 !;; ^t. JolniPapti^L bc- 
 .)t) lifvidod. 
 7 •i4 J . "iV.r-^vr.ii diod, 10-S 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 1 2( 
 
 1 
 
 
 33 
 15 
 
 5 31 
 30 
 59 
 9 9 0, 
 .\ K) 13' 
 
 » / 
 
 8 
 
 will (.•li\ir at the (■linrin:('. n'ld pcrUap< t'-e ndri return a few <l;iy,s 
 nfter. .If f.'dr tlH'or;;;'.oiit. :niu r;rin at the emoi^'e, tlie fair v.'e'a- 
 ther will prohnbly n^'ao'i; on Ihe lo ;r'h 0: tifMi (hiy. If ;M. n'o-ht 
 the stars api)onr nn'i.siially tuimerons, and f'lere be li*-tle or no 
 ■wind, easterly \vind and rain, or .-Tiow ,i;'':'neraii^- soon CoILiw. 
 
THK NKWl'OI'NDLAM) ALMANAC. 
 
 17 
 
 SEFTEHBEB, 187S. 
 
 ^rooN^s phases, 
 
 Coh'ulutcd fur Mean Time at at. Juhii^f, Xtirfoiiiid'/iiid. 
 
 I FiBsr QuAiiTKH 7tli dny, (5li, 7m, J'lvojiiug. 
 
 j Full >Ioox l/Stli day, Uh, lli:i, .'luniiuic. 
 
 Last OrAnxKii I'l'nd day, Uii, .';0i.:, MurniliJ,^ 
 
 Xi:w Muox [JOtli day, 8!i, I In;. AiorniDi;'. 
 
 » • 
 
 S=. 
 
 Sun 
 
 Stni 
 
 ^'. ('y7>. 
 
 itiiif. 1 
 
 
 
 
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 i 
 
 £>piu' 
 
 JUjh 1 f! 
 
 ^ 
 
 '^- 
 
 riaes 
 
 sds 
 
 Sun's I 
 
 "f 
 
 IVuler at \Mo,noru,ul(t, .\\:, S)'c, ;j 
 
 *> 
 
 
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 Umr. 
 
 ^7. Johns. "i 
 
 
 St. John's. 
 
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 sub!. 
 rr.. 8 
 
 i 
 
 
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 i 
 
 \V 
 
 1 
 
 23 
 
 6 36 
 
 N 8 21 
 
 t> 2 
 
 8 33 
 
 H 4 
 
 Th. 
 
 2 
 
 5 2-3 
 
 35 
 
 7 50 
 
 21 
 
 9 y 
 
 8 45 
 
 Atlantic Cable of \%Qo 
 
 F 
 
 3 
 
 5 20 
 
 33 
 
 7 37 
 
 40 
 
 43 
 
 9 19 
 
 qrnjiplcd and secur- 1 
 
 S 
 
 4 
 
 .5 27 
 
 6 31 
 
 7 15 
 
 1 
 
 10 35 
 
 10 11 
 
 td, 1867. 1 
 
 Su- 
 
 5 
 
 5 29 
 
 6 28 
 
 6 52 
 
 1 10 
 
 11 4 
 
 10 40 
 
 J 
 
 M 
 
 6 
 
 30 
 
 6 26 
 
 6 30 
 
 1 39 
 
 11 51 
 
 11 27 
 
 1 
 
 •r 
 
 : 
 
 5 1 
 
 6 24 
 
 6 8 
 
 1 59 
 
 52 
 
 12 28 
 
 1 
 
 W i 8 
 
 it O-l 
 
 6 23 
 
 5 45 
 
 2 20 
 
 1 46 
 
 122 
 
 Great J'lnstern arrived, j 
 
 ThJ i> 
 
 6 34 
 
 6 21 
 
 5 23 
 
 2 40 
 
 3 19 
 
 2 55 
 
 at Hearts Couitut ; 
 
 F |10 
 
 5 35 
 
 6 18 
 
 5 
 
 3 1 
 
 4 38 
 
 4 14 
 
 icith 1865 Cable, " 
 
 « 11 
 
 .j 37 
 
 6 lo 
 
 4 37 
 
 3 22 
 
 5 39 
 
 5 15 
 
 1867. 1 
 
 Su. 12 
 
 5 3 
 
 6 li 
 
 4 14 
 
 3 43 
 
 631 
 
 6 7 
 
 'd— Catholic Cathedral \ 
 
 M la 
 
 5 39 12 
 
 3 51 
 
 4 4 
 
 7 20 
 
 6 56 
 
 consecrniid. \>it)~). j. 
 
 T 14 
 
 5 41 
 
 6 10 
 
 3 28 
 
 4 25 
 
 8 24 
 
 8 
 
 ll--i-V/-,s^ LxhdntluiX \\ 
 
 W 15 
 
 5 42 
 
 6 -^ 
 
 3 5 
 
 4 46 
 
 9 28 
 
 9 4 
 
 heldinXavJld:7-2. ;| 
 
 Th. 10 
 
 5 43 
 
 (i () 
 
 2 4" 
 
 5 7 
 
 10 38 
 
 10 14 
 
 Mo;3CO\v LiUi'iied, 1'5 12 ^^i 
 
 F 17 
 
 5 44 
 
 G -1 
 
 2 10 
 
 5 28 
 
 9 
 
 11 55 
 
 II 
 
 S 18 
 
 ,'} 45 
 
 6 2 
 
 1 50 
 
 5 50 
 
 30 
 
 12 6 
 
 Su. 19 
 
 5 4(i 
 
 G 
 
 1 32 
 
 (5 1! 
 
 1 3S 
 
 1 14 
 
 *•' 
 
 M 20 
 
 5 47 
 
 5 58 
 
 1 9 
 
 6 1/2 
 
 2 2S 
 
 2 4 
 
 1 
 
 T 21 
 
 5 49 
 
 56 
 
 46 
 
 6 53 
 
 3 2 
 
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 Protestant Cathedral 
 
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 weather, the contrary, foul. WhiitliD^^' or howHnij of tho wind, 
 a sure sign of rain. 
 
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 St. J hn\ Newfoandlntid, Lnt. 47°.3-l'..'J0'^ North.' 
 
 Ti;>ri.i':RAXURK 
 
 MfTin ten;povatiirc 
 
 Higiu'sl U'lnjH'i'atui'c? 
 
 Lowest ten.) ;H>rat;n-e 
 
 Mean iiinxiiiuiii Icmperatnro 
 Mean tniiiiuiuin tc-in])i'i'atiirc .. 
 
 Greatest daily ran.n'e 
 
 Least daily i'aji'.::e 
 
 -Mean l)ei[,fht ! omeler corrected for 
 
 t(Mnj)('ratiiri' : :.i sea lere] 
 
 ILgliest barometer 
 
 Lowe's! bai'otnoter 
 
 Greatest daily range.. 
 
 Least daily ran^ij^e 
 
 Mean of daily range 
 
 Mean of clondnes-, 
 
 Prevalent direction of wind . . 
 Mean velocity of wind 
 
 Total amount of rain and melted snow 
 
 Niunlun' of days of rnin 
 
 'rot.il .'unount o1' ■-now 
 
 N'lnnlH'j' o;' days of .'■jiow* 
 
 No. of days fog- and haze 
 
 IMeavi linnddily of the air 
 
 Total amount of evaporation 
 
 No. solar iialos ob-^erved 
 
 No. lunar lialos o])served 
 
 No. ol auroras observed 
 
 No. of thunder 
 
 No. of liirhtrungs 
 
 No. of gales 
 
 No. of days strong wind 
 
 Mean of o;'one 
 
 Jan. 
 
 23°.5' 
 
 4/.0 
 
 — 1 
 30 9 
 15.7 
 30.0 
 
 7.0 
 
 29,570 
 
 30.555 
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 ,054 
 
 ,080 
 
 .310 
 
 0.4 
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 1.6 
 
 4.51 
 
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 10 
 
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 39.0 
 
 27.5 
 
 17.9 
 
 24.6 
 
 3.5 
 
 29.779 
 
 30.327 
 
 29.12(1 
 
 .533 
 
 .016 
 
 ,1«0 
 
 6.8 
 
 N.E 
 
 1.5 
 
 8.70 
 
 5 
 
 6275 
 15 
 12 
 
 Mah. 
 
 29°.9' 
 46.0 
 16.0 
 35.6 
 24.3 
 20.0 
 4.5 
 
 29.695 
 
 13 
 
 I 
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 •1 
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 30.210 
 29.027 
 .397 
 .037 
 .112 
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 4.60 
 
 8 
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 18 
 
 6 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 2.7 
 
 lEMPEIlATUnE. 
 
 Month. ' Tk:mp. 
 
 .>rcan temperature of the year ! .... ; 
 
 Mean temp, of warmest niontli I Aug. I 
 
 Mean temp, of coldest month Feb. ! 
 
 Date of highest temperature 1 June 30 \ 
 
 Date of lovv'est temperature ' Feb. 3 ' 
 
 40.3 
 
 60^4' 
 
 02° 7' 
 
 8:°0' 
 
 —7 
 
 R A m 
 
 The above observation.j Lave been t?.kcn tri-daily, ai 6 a.m. 
 2 p.m., and p.m. 
 
 St. John's, XewfoundlanJ, ~n.\ J:innarv. l.?74. 
 
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 A nil I. 
 
 May, 
 
 3r'.3' 
 
 12°.!' 
 
 51.0 
 
 68.0 
 
 24.0 
 
 2G.0 
 
 3d.G 
 
 49.0 
 
 30.0 
 
 34.2 
 
 10.0 
 
 31.5 
 
 3.5 
 
 0.0 
 
 29.820 
 
 29..8S2I 
 
 30.3;53 
 
 30.205 
 
 29.227 
 
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 .30^1 
 
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 7.7 
 
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 2.3 
 
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 2.80 
 
 2.57 ■ 
 
 7 
 
 6 
 
 11.50 
 
 4.02 
 
 9 
 
 3 
 
 12 
 
 13 
 
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 13 
 
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 7 
 
 6 
 
 4 
 
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 Aug. 
 
 50°.4' 
 
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 81.0 
 
 80.0 
 
 80.5 
 
 33.0 
 
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 Month of highest mean pre.ssiire. . 
 Month of lowe.st mean prcs.sure . 
 Date of highe.st pro.ssuro of ycnr 
 Date of lowest pressure of year . 
 
 Month. : Bah. 
 
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 October: .30.342 
 
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 JOTIN HIGGINS, Observer fcr 
 JOHN DEIjANEY. 
 
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 T ME N E \V I 'OU N D 1 .A X f ) A LM .\ N Al 
 
 Tli3 Pooyal Family of Groat Britain. 
 
 ALT'XANTj1;A VlCTOrtlA, by the Grace of God, of the United 
 Kingdom of Great J'ritaia and Ireland, Qaeen, ojily daughter 
 and lieir to the late I'rince Edward, Didce of Kent, fourtli son of 
 King George 111. Her Majesty was born at Kensington Palaee, 
 
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 on the iMtli May l.^lU ; baptised on tlie 24th June 1819; aseended 
 the tlirnne on tlu! demise of licr unele, King William IV., 2Ul!i 
 .lime l.^,']7 ; proclaimed 21st Juno l6o7; and erowned at West- 
 minster on tlie 28th June 1S;)8. Her Majesty was married at 
 St. James's Palace, on the 10th February ISiO, to her cousin, 
 Ids late lli'val Highness, Francis-Albert-Angustus-Cliarles- 
 Junnnuel, Dnkc of Saxe, Prince of Oobui'g and (lotha, who died 
 at Windsor Castle, on t!ie 1-lth Pecemb-r, l-^Oi. Ghiidren :— 
 
 Victoria-Adelaide-Mary-LoLUsa, Princen L'oi/nl, born 21st Nov. 
 ISIO ; married 2r)th Jan. 165S, at the Chaptd Koyal, to His Royal 
 Il;ghness,Prince Frederick-William-Nieholas-Ciiarles, of Prussia. 
 
 Albert-Edward, Prince of Wales and Earl of Dublin, born Otii 
 November 1S41 ; married 10th March 1863, at Windsor, to Prin- 
 cess Alexandra, daughter of Prince Cliristian, of Denmark. 
 
 Ali(-e-Maud-Mary, born 25th April 1843 ; married 1st July 18G2, 
 at Osborne, to His Royal Highness, Prince Frcderick-William- 
 Louis. of Hesse-Darmstadt. 
 
 Alfred-Earncst-Albort, born 6th August 1844 ; married 26th 
 February 1874, to Her Imperial Highness, Marie-Alexandrovna, 
 daughter of the Czar of Russia. 
 
 Ilelena-Augusta-Victoria, bora 2oth May 1846 ; married 5th 
 July 1666, to His Royal Highness, Prince Christian, of iSchleswig 
 Hoistein Sonderburg Augustenbur^. 
 
 Louisa Caroline-Alberta, born 8th March 1848; married 23rd 
 March 1371, io the Marquis of Lome. 
 
 Arthur- William-Patrick-Albert, born Ist May 1850. 
 
 Leopold-Qcorge-Duncan-Albsrt, bora 7th April 1853. 
 
 Beatrico-Mary-VictoriarFeodore, born 14 bh April 18o7. 
 
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 Till: Nf:\Vl'UlMJJ.ANi) ALMA.NAU. 
 
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 Hsr Majesty's Chief Oifioers of State. 
 
 THE ( ABINKl'. 
 
 First Lord of tho Treasury— lit. Hon. R.° I). Disraeli. 
 
 Lord liigli Chancellor — liijt^ht Hon. Lord Cairns. 
 
 Lord President of tho Coundl — Ills Grace the Dulco of Jli(*li- 
 Tuond. 
 
 Lord Privy Seal — Rt. ITon. Earl of Malmcsbnry. 
 
 Clianoelior of the Exchequer — Kt. Hon. 8ir Stafford IL 
 Norlhcoto. 
 
 Secretary for TTome Department — Kt. lion, Richard A. Cross. 
 
 Secretary for Foreign Aaffairs — lit. Hon. Earl of Deiby. 
 
 Secretary for the Colonies — lit. Hon. Earl of Carnarvon. 
 
 Secretary of War — lit. Hon. Gathone llardv. 
 
 Secretary for India — Most Hon. Marquis of Salisbury. 
 
 Postmaster General — J^ord John Manners. 
 
 First Lord of the Admiralty—lit. Hon, George W. Iliinl, 
 
 ^•0T IN 'IIIK C.UJIXl'.T. 
 
 President of tlic Board of Trade— lit. Hon. Sir C. P». Adderley. 
 
 I'resident of the Poor Law Board . 
 
 \'ice-Presidcnt Education ('ommittee — lit. Hon. Lord Sandon. 
 Chief Commissioner of Works, &c. — Rt. Hon. Lord H. Lennox. 
 Commander-in-(J]iief — H. R. II. the Duke of Cambridge. 
 Chancellor of Duchy of Lancaster— Rt. Hon. Col. Taylor, M.P. 
 Judge-Advocate-G(>neral — Rt. Hon. Stcj)hen Cave, M.l*. 
 Under Secretaries for the Colonies — lit. Hon, James Lowther, 
 Rt. Hon. liobert G. W. Ilerbei't. 
 Attorney General — Sir Richard Baggally, Q.C. 
 Solicitor (ieneral— John Jlolker, Q.C. 
 Under Secretary for War — Earl of Pembroke. 
 
 inKI.AND. 
 
 Lord-Lieutenant — His Grace the Duke of Abereorn. 
 
 Secretary for Ireland — Sir li. M. H. Beach. 
 
 L'nder Secrcjtary— T. II. liurke, l^sq. 
 
 Commissioners of the Great Seal — Rt. Hon. Sir Josei">h Napier, 
 Bart., Mr. Justice Lawson and Master Brooks. 
 
 Lord Justice of Court of Appeal— Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. .lames. 
 
 Vicc-Chancellor— lit. Hon. II. K. (^hatterton. 
 
 Attorney (xcneral — lit. Hon. John J. Ball. 
 
 Solicitor General — Ileiiry Ormsby, Q.C. 
 
 Law Adviser— (ico. A. Chichester May, t^.C. 
 
 Conmiander of the Forces — (Jen. Lord Strathnairn, G.< '.B. 
 
 Hereditary Lord High Steward — Adm. tlie Ivarl of Shrews- 
 bury and Talbot. 
 
 FTOTL.VNP. 
 
 Lord Justice General— Rt. Hon. John Inghs, L.L. D. 
 
 Keeper of the Greuo Seal— Earl of Selkirk. 
 
 Keeper of Ih'ivy Seal— End of Dalhousie, K.T., '" C.B. 
 
 Lord Justice Clerk — Rt. Hon. .Iam(\s Moncrief 
 
 Lord'Advocate — lit. Hon. Edward S. (Jordoi-. }.C. 
 
 Lord Clerk Register — Rt. Hon. Sjr Wni. Gibson Craig, Bt. 
 
 Solicitor General — .lohn 3Iilhu*, (J.C. 
 
 Commander of the Forces — Major-Gen. Randal Rumley. 
 
 
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 TIiM Exr!:Lij;N.-Y i'n\.o^v.\. Slli ' STI'I'TIKN J. jril-L, C 
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 C'ai'Talx IIi:xry J. F. Shka, I'.A. 
 
 Colonial Aid-dc-Ca.p.p. 
 
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 The IS^^eoTitivo Council. 
 
 T]io Trmioral>:.' F. Ji T. Carter, /'/r/y,/'.-. 
 
 TtK^ il()])()i'al)l'.> Janu'S .[. ]i()}:>'i'.sun. 
 
 The Jloiiorable Filward ]>. Slica. ^ 
 
 Tho Ilonora.blo W. V. Wliitcway. 
 
 'J'lio iJdiiorahlp Stcplion IvctkIcjI. 
 
 The Jl()ii()i'i!!)lo \V. .1. S. Donnoliy. 
 
 fUorl; ofthit C'o7»/r-//— Edward T). S'lea. 
 
 
 xo Legislative Cotincil. 
 
 Tlio ITor.ov; ylo Edward 3Iorris, President. 
 
 Tho ]I''i!v-/abi© Nicliolas ,Sta]jl). 
 
 The lb!i'Ova!>le IJnhert Kent. 
 
 T!ie .l!o!iorab]e .biiiioH 8. Clilt. 
 
 Thi> Ib-norablo JCdward White. 
 
 Tin- lloi.'crable Votov (r. Tessier. 
 
 'Tlie Honorable .lohu Winter. 
 
 The Honorable Edward D, Shea, 
 
 The ]lonorai)le "'A'illiam .T. S. .Donnelly, 
 
 The Honorable Kobert J. rins«Mit, <i/.(j. 
 
 The llonorablt^ Anjrustns W. llarvov. 
 
 The Ibjiiorable JJobert Tliorburn. 
 
 The Honorable Thomas Talbot. 
 
 Tlu^ lionoral)le Stcplien Kendell. 
 
 M(i!ffc7--in-Clinnceri/ mid ClorJ: — Thomas J. Kongli, 
 TTsher of tho. JUac]: 7wv/ —William E. Koiinie. 
 Doorlcecper — .lames Waisli. 
 Assistant D'.mrl'ceprr find /ir(V>*i^??r/fl?*-— Jnmes CoiToran, 
 
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 Tlie IIovl::c of AssomUy, 
 
 (Sec Appomlix.) 
 
 rAr/,--.I()hii Sdinrt. 
 
 <''/(';■/• J/'.v''s'/<'//(/— lijcliai\l ]>. Iloklen. 
 
 So/ivifor —.\o]\n IJ. r»,.)oiK'. 
 
 tSfn/faitl (if A>'/,i<~-U^]\\i V>. I.jiirno.j. 
 
 I.ihrnnan — uichiinl I'. IIuKleii. 
 
 Doorkeeper — .loliii 1 hilly. 
 
 Me-i.^citifers—W^Wv J i iu-'/.'iiis and ("Jeoi'''e Gan'in'j,'ton. 
 
 T'lidcr Doorkctpcr — V/allri' li'viati. 
 
 Outer Doorhceper — Jollll Hi'irn. 
 
 ^.■^sisfavf. Doorh-e<'per (ind Mcnoeiir/er — ^Mllialn Kellcy. 
 
 Jure)ii(/ii — .loliu ilig'i^ilis, 
 
 Pul)!:© Oiilcor,2-"Dc-partmor-tal. 
 
 Attoniri/ (iviii'r(il—\\(n\. V. 1'. T. Cai'ler. 
 Coloiiiii/ AV,vc/'?/-,y — 1 hdi, v.. Ji. .Shea. 
 lu'drer (iciicrnl — Uolh J. J. l!it';'<'i".->on. 
 tSoliLitor (lenfral—lion. W . \ . W'hituway. 
 iSiirroi/or Ge)ier(il — .Jdliii TI. \\ arrcii. 
 (')Hiiriii(ni lUxird of JTorks -(Iharli's Diiilcr. 
 
 Colonial Sccrotary's Ofics. 
 
 Colofual Secretar;/ — lion. E. 1). .-^llea. 
 
 Jtirst Clerk — ./()^('pll ('rowdy. 
 
 Second CVc//.:— J ( )1 1 n VV. W 11 hers. 
 
 O^ice Keener and Messeiijer — .laim.vs lUini)Iiy. 
 
 I'lXANCIAL SKCKKTAllV'.S OFFIOK, 
 
 Clerk — ]Ii(^hai'(l llowUn-. 
 
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 2&3vc'j.u8 Department. 
 
 JJOAUIJ OK ItKVK.Vi;];, 
 
 PreAtdenf — ILon. Jainos .1. lio^:.^ci\son, lieceiver General ; Edwin 
 Duder, iiobert Thorburn. 
 
 REVr'.NUK KSTABLISITArKNT. 
 
 I»eooiver rfoncral. Hun. Jaaie.^ J. Koger.son. Assistant Col- 
 lector, .James S. Ilaywiird, i'lsi;. iiaudinu' an<l Tide Surveyor, 
 James L. 2\oonan. ijandhi';: Waiter.s, James Wititer and W. ,S. 
 G;iiinin<ji;. Third l/anliiig Waitei* and Assistant Tidi; Surveyor, 
 AS'iiiiam Wliite. i''ii'.>t (Jlerk aji-l \\':;relui!is(> Ivcept-r, William 
 Doutney. Second (Uerk, William Gill. Tinrd ^"h>rk. .Jnhn li. 
 Kearney. Foiirrh (-'lerii and J-uelcer. I'atriek I'lirlomr. l-'ll'lli 
 (Jlei'k, Julm 11. ^."uunaa. Lockers, iiicharu 3iea^diei' anU llieiuud 
 Lannery. 
 
 Authorised Broker, Henry J. Sla!;I). 
 
 OUTPOllT sen-COLl.KCTOFJS. 
 
 Fo^o, John G. iau-as. (ireiMi^-piun!, Willinm l/ni</. Trinity, 
 
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 (Jriu'O, Alexander (.'litt; Ck'i'k and Landing \\'ait(M-, 'I'lioiuas W. 
 (ia<lon. Hrigns, John (-. Xnttall. niii'in, 'J'lionias Winter. — 
 Lanialine, Henry JJinininj^. Harbor ilroton, Thomas liirkett. 
 I'ushtlirongh, (Fortnne Bay) Jlenry Can)]i. I'Ji'.vli-ih Harbor, 
 
 . (lanltois, }{it'hard l>ra<lshaw. Lal'oilo, i'rancis 
 
 A. lu'id, J.r. Twillingato, Joseph J. I'earee. (ireat I'laeentia, 
 WilHani (i. jiradslniw. Uderin, LMelnird Me(trath. (Jhannel, 
 (l*ort-utx-Basqne) — . 8t. liuwrence, . 
 
 I'HKVKNTIVK OITICKRS. 
 
 Bonavista find (.'atalin;5, Jolm ^Mifflen. Bay r.ul]>< to ^robilc, 
 exchisive J. Williams. ^Mobile, inclnsi\e, to La.Manelio, Tiiomas 
 Hriy.cull. P'erryland, William S. Carter. St. Mai-y's, Tlios. 1\ 
 O'l.c ". Little riacer.tia/J'homas Freeman, Bay Itoberts, G. 
 W. Ji ierlihy. Ifants Harbor, James I-. Mews. lUirgeo, F. 
 
 A. J'arsons. (Jreat riaeentia, . drand Ikmlc 
 
 and Fortune, (FortuTie Bay) (Teorgo Simms. Trepassey, An- 
 f]^ustu.s Simnis. Tilt Cove, Sanuici W. Laird. JJ.oso Blimclie, 
 John Furneaux. St. Lawrence, Hiijj^h \'ava.sur. 
 
 rUSTO>!H nEPAnTMF.NT. 
 
 Comptroller of (■iistoms and Registrar of Shijiping for Xew- 
 foundland and its Dependeneie.s, Jlon. James J. Logerson. Sur- 
 veyors of Shipping, W. While, St. Joiin's. Alexander Clift, 
 
 Harbor Grace. , Trinity. , J'jiglish 
 
 Harbor. David ^lurphy, Cape Bonavista to Salvage. William 
 
 Lang, Salvage to Cape F'reels. , Grand Bank and 
 
 Fortune. Jolm Miflien, Catalina to liagged HarbDr. Joseph J. 
 Pierce, Twillingato to Change Islands. Samuel JJuird, Tilt Cove. 
 Jolm Furneax, Hose Bhuu-he. 
 
 TIIK.A ,SURV nKr.VRT.M KNT. 
 
 Becciver General, Hon. James J. Bogerson. Clerk, George 
 F. Hay ward. 
 
 Ii.\nnAD0ii — Collecfion of Dufies wider Act £('» 77r., Cup. 1 and 2. 
 
 ColliM'tor, "M. T. Knight. Sub-t"ollcctor, Blanc Sal>lon, Labra- 
 dor, iM. W. Ste]>henson. 
 
 Su]>crintend('nt of Mercantile Marine. Boltort ('arter. 
 
 Survsjor Gaaerars 2)spartm3r*.t. 
 
 Surveyor (General, John H. Warren. 
 I'irsl Clerk and i'raiightsman, Williani M. \\. Warren. 
 Si'coikI Clerk and 'ro])ographical Sur\eyor, Thomas Long. 
 As.^ii.itant Clerk ami Chainman, Carteret Alsop. 
 
 lU'.l'L'IV SrU'.'KVOUS IX orTl'OUTS. 
 
 XorUwrn Li-'ui /c''— Ciilbci't H. C(>1(\, Trinity. Charles K. 'inomp- 
 son, l))navi-.ta. ]>:!nic; "AIi;r^'I;\ , Kinsxs Cove. L'o)»'M-t StratJiie, 
 
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 {; Sijoi-o of Notre Dame l.'.:iy. Willi.uii ( ■uhcv, CnrI)oii>^:ir. (i. W. 
 l' ]'. llicrlihy, H;iv KolxTts. Jolm Ilcnie, llriyns. W. (;hri-;li;m, 
 {J Trinity IVty Soulli. ■\Io>oh Tilley, ],';iriil<)iii Souiul. PjiM'i'c ll;in- 
 |. raluii), North ;-')horo ("onceplion Hay. Cicorge (."arter, .'•''oiith 
 '; Shoro Conception Hay. 
 I SouthcDi Diafricf — .hmn W, lai.ofiij^h, St. Clary's. ]Ienry C'anip, 
 
 ; Foi'tiino. I'liiH}) IIiiI»ert, Jortuiie ]>ay. , Iluria. 
 
 -, (iraml Mank. ^ilichael Kcliey, C'a])o Dntyle. Tho.s. 
 
 Driscoll,] Jay Hulls. 
 
 TIavinix tlio niaiiap:pnioiit arid sr.'i)erint('n(lence of Covernra'^nt 
 House, Oolonial Jv,ii!(liii;r, Court 1 louses, (Jaols^ V'ustom Houses, 
 Ilo.sjtitals, Lunatie Asyhnn, aii«l all otlun- IJuiMiii.ij-s and Property 
 belon<j:ing to the ('olcuiy ; ]a/.':!it Houses, ]>aoys ;;u<l JJcacons 
 erected or to l^e erected within tii(^ (,'olony ant] \\a l)i.'])en(le!icies : 
 supervision of Uonimissionev.s of IJoads, ]li;rli\vays, liridges, ^:c. 
 
 P.OAItT) OF AVORFC-i. 
 
 Chairman, Charles Dnder; Hon. W. V. Wliiteway, "Willlara 
 Boyd, Hon. il. Xent and Cilliert, I'.rownin;^. 
 Secretary. .John Stuart. 
 
 Sn])erintendent of I'ublie \V(n"l:s and IVaildings and In';p'jctor 
 of Jii^ht Houses, .John T. Neviil. 
 Clerk, liohert Reader. 
 
 IJoad Surveyor and Inspector, . 
 
 oi'Ti'OiiT r.oAiips or no.\u ro:\'>;iPsio?vr;K'=i. 
 
 JLtrhor Ch-acf^ proper — Iloherl VraLsh. f'iiarles IJoss, IVdrick 
 Devereux, ^^'i!liam Tapp, .folia ralter.-jon, ]Mark I'arsons and 
 James Hii)pisley. 
 
 t^AWfh Side JIarhor Crnoe end Jiii/^-mf'K Core— John Noel, ^\'illiani 
 Webber, .John S. Stoj'hcnson, (liiTUP/s Cove) l\ K. Norcott and 
 Closes Parsons. 
 
 Spaniards 7/.v;/— jfo^^es Gosse, '\Viliiam iVtg';^,-'!, WiHIani IT. 
 Earle, IJoljcrt (Josse and Th.omr.s ^^'l^{>lan. 
 
 Vppi'r Jshnid Cove and Bishop'". Covr— James Crane, Israel G j.-;se, 
 John JJarrett, .Foseph J)r<.>ver and Jiliel Drover. 
 
 Curlnmc'.ir — Nicholas Nivhole, Jie!)janiin J. Y . Could, Anr^"~ ' 
 Forward, ]\[ichael Gould, Michael Dwyer, Pelix J. Mc'' ..,.•, 
 Dr. John P.yall. 
 
 Bay Ii(>()crls—l-irA\c Jxartlelt, Sle])hen Pa r.ions, Charles Frt^ncli, 
 James Culleton, Mark Delaney, sr., J Hi Daw. 
 
 Jirif/i"i fo I'ori'd.'-d'rtnr, holh places inrl'ifire — James Tarah.an, 
 Patrick Nowlan, .Jolin AN'iicox, Jolui IJartlelr, M'v-(^;-, ('lark(\ W. 
 A, Green, J. Walsh, G. G. Crosbv, II. i-.cDrow and John Smith 
 jr., (Culjits.) 
 
 Port-de-ftrfivr, Xurt/ieni side, of Xorfhcrii Cfnt Jtrif/f/e-^^r.ViVr ■ 
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 (lock, .Itiliu Ariiircws, I.sa;,ic Uioliui'ds^ Tliumu'j Datton, Jamos 
 Mooros, liubiTl llaiiipton. 
 
 Ti.purfii f(, liidin.) I'oiii/, iiu/i'.M'r^ — (icoi'^'i' (Vn'tcr, F'aU'ick Daily, I 
 John lladdoii, l: I'annil^'r ami I'liilip \V;;1s!i. " i\ 
 
 Iiidinn. Pond, f'rc!ii<iro, {<> I'rrh'--^ (hit, inch'sicc. — Vory ilow J. .1 
 
 O'Donnoll. Cliarlf's J-'iirry, M. W'oodrord. (ilnrhor Main) .John ': 
 
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 iSrcoiid Diii.-;i(i/i, SjHiii' C'i.ir lo ()ilirtinf,iiic!i(i^tvc — Jului C. ?d(ioros, - 
 
 .Iniiu'w 'IIm.sIIc, .laiuos ('i'()\vl(>y, AltT<;d Janes, Pierce jlaiiraluiu, ' 
 
 Juliu I)iuiiu)iid aiul Arclu^laus Ihdfyard. ! 
 
 Third Din'.vofi, Xoiihcrn Jlaii to C'nilin t'oi'r, inclm^lrr — John 
 Lc\vi.s, .1.1'., .Siiiicu]! March, .Jacul) Muorcs, .Josepii Vv'iL'slKiar, ■ 
 Edwin Turin.'!', (Icoj-nc 'I'utT and (ieur.L!,-c (.'all. " ; 
 
 I'ourth J}in.sioti, Jiinj-dn- ]'rnU nud I.oiv Pohi/.- 'Acy. (i. S. Chaiii- 
 horhun, Ilcm-y iiiiin(ii>it. L'liai'Ics IViuiidun, Jaiut^s .Moui'e.s, Thus. ' 
 ■ .\cil. Will. Lutiucr and Wni. Xoi'lii. ; 
 
 (fnd<'.i Cutt—WlUvAUi :M(>a(his, .1. P., .Tolin IJcnseu, Jllijah ! 
 ]5enst)n, Wni. II. Meadus and .loscpli Snclgrovo. i 
 
 0/f/ /'i7\V(7^/i— Joseph liuyd, Wilhiiin Christian, FJiay March, ; 
 i Jahoz Stronj^, Joshua Burt, John lirown (Lance Cove.) i 
 
 Ifaiif.'i JI/n-/joj'—.l[u\u'S IF. AVatson, J.I'., .h.hn Slieelian, J. P., ', 
 ; liicliard Pelley, Cliarles (Jroen, Juliu t'hort, Kubert IJelUn, (Seal ,:! 
 : Cove) .Muses Jiutton, (L'ussels Cove.) | 
 
 ; Henri's Coutciif—llcY. Ceor^a* Gardner, IJichard Pennoy, Alex. ! 
 
 Donnan, Alfred Hopkins, IJenlx^n IJemister, J. P., fXewPerlicanj 
 ; Simeon Avery, Jacob lliscoi-k, (Scihy Cuvej Vv'iliiani Soulev, ' 
 : and Samuel Humphries, (Heart's iJeliylit.) " \ 
 
 New J/(/,'h,„—^loson Parsons, Thomas Xewhook. Jacob Miller, ; 
 Ivhvard Moore, Albert (ieorge, (I)ildo Cove) Win. Hoi.kins and ' 
 Charles Crocker ((.Ireen'ft Harbor.) i 
 
 Pandom Sound, South WcH yl/v/i— James l)ro^•(ir, Hlodj^es ' 
 Cove) George Vardy, (Clay I'its) Wm. Blundell, Ilezekiah ; 
 lienson, (St. Jones') Matthias Marlin, (Norrinu'ii lii;<ht) liichard 1 
 Seward, ((.;oos(;beri'y Cove) .laiin^i Pond li'Vx Harbor.) ; 
 
 Jiandoui Snuud, North West .-f/v//— Cliarle., I^hhI, (Foster's ' 
 Point) Job Pelley, (Jfobinson's jiiylit) (Jliarles lirvant, (('onny , 
 island) Hiv.ekiah Blundell, (HickuianV, Harbor) Moses Smith, ^ 
 (Klliott's(k)ve;) James Penny Kin--, (l)eer Harbor; James Mills : 
 (riioroiighfare.) 
 
 RdHdoin Sound. Shoal 7^//'/w— piloses Tillev, Aaron Till(>y, ^ 
 (Shoal Harbor) Chai'les Anslord, ( :)ee]) i'.ia-ht)'! .aae Adey. (Lee ; 
 lii^dit) lidmnud Pilly, ((ie.>r:ves iJrook) Joseph Tiiley,?Litlle ' 
 Shoal Harbor) Wilham (loojjer (.Ma;j:;4'oty Cove.) 
 
 Sudth\s .Sound— Vicvro Currie, John Late. David Currie, Abso- ' 
 lojn Cooper, James Pitman. (15rick ^'ar.l; l>'ol.ert Stone, (lioeky •' 
 Brook) He/ekiah iiUmdell (Hickman':^ Harbor.) ; 
 
 7V/////;/— Kcv. Boi.jamiii Siiiilh, H. II. Cwie, .hV., Alexander 
 
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 ]?r(MtintM', .I.IV, l?otw^rt \VIiif(>, J.V.. Williiim lMfiii:ni, ni-njiiiiiiii 
 MilJiM". l"i'iMl(>i'i<'K' <J()V'»r. (Troiifv) (io()r;j,"(> Meet. (» 'uckuld's 
 C'ovo) Arthur WattM, (Nortli Si*l(>) Jolin Kuiivllt', son oi Jsuac, ; 
 (Ship <.'()V(') j;()l)(;rt Jjtiwlor, (Xortli Side.) i 
 
 F.iKjU^h Jfarhiir n)u/ S"/>iiou (^i>rc~.l . S. ('ollis. Mni'lc V.'inS. .Joliu 
 Px-itsloi!, ^\■il!i;lm l>ti.<.':(l(Mi, SpniH-,!,. I'Vccninii, .iohii (Io.ns, .lacob 
 IMlt'hiT, (SaJiMon < 'ovc) 
 
 .Hi'i-'f I:ilav(l rV;/7' -Artliur Tiiloy, Cliarlos Trass, Abodnogo 
 Ilobbs, i'liomas 'l"i]h\v. ( Jcdi-^i^c Oidionl. 
 
 Cdf'tii.'n (ttid U>iii<jo<l /7,irh(ir — Tlionias Sfono, /vicxnndor I'roni- 
 nor, St(^p!i(M) .bvuis. David Koiiuic, Isaac Siidij^rovc, '! homas Me- i 
 
 Cormack, Win. X'.n'nian, Josiah Skuio, (Lifctlt' Cataliiiaj 'J'humas 
 Donovan, (Ilagfj^od Harbor.) 
 
 !» N'lr (lilt! Old BoiKir'-n/iirr- i^^i^i. l'';r]d. Md'^rs I'iiiicT. llobcrt 
 ji TT()b])s, (Car Cove) Levi Shoi-t, (Old nonavculurc) I'Alward 
 ]' (lai'diicr, (British ilarbDi". ) 
 
 ! f/irrii.v>oii'/-.l T. OaUK'V, J.r,, sr., Frodcrifk Whito. JoIjti .F. 
 
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 Ml Miii'phy. J. 'J'. Oalvloy, jr., (Jcorj^c Allt'ii, jr., .folwi lioiniiiy, 
 !|1 lio!)crt WhitcDiarch. 
 
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 roofs /.sAvj///— rdor Ib)nso, .loh Davis. A\'illiaiii Kiio(>, (Tool's 
 Island) John ^^'insc•r, (Swains J,slan<l) .lohn (Ia\v(», .lust'pli (iill, 
 (I'iiicliard's Island) Jacob IJidont, (Uape Frccls.) 
 
 1; J!ro<>Jx!i/ii — ^r. D. Stai'cs, William Stares, sr., >bitth(>w Wanti'li, 
 jji Francis Stares, John JIandcock, jr., NN'illiani JUundon, N\'illiam 
 ;!; llandcoclc. 
 
 !l; Miisf/ratv Toll-)! — IIol)ert Slrathic, Thomas rirccninijr, Thoma.s 
 }l< Saint, James l»'i\idei', sr., Joseph drocning, Thoma'i ITolloway, 
 j|j George Manuel. 
 
 jl S(f(>-nf;r -llcv. TI. ^l. Skinner, James Burden. .LP.. Thomas 
 !|j Oidf'onl. Jolin Sheppard, (liarrow Harbor) John Samson, James 
 jij Pike, (Flat Island) John Squires and James Brown, (JJishop's 
 Harbo)'.) 
 
 lionaviafa — David Candow, J.P., John (t. Skelton, ]^^.D., Jabcz 
 Saint, J.P.. Samuel TJowyelJ, ( Charles E.Thompson, Alfred Vin- 
 cent, A\'il]i:;m I'rown. 'I'homas Harris, Samuel MilUen, John 
 ;1.( Swvers. 
 
 Kitujs Corn — Rev. W. Kirby, Pev. — Hanley, .Tames l^roAvn, ' 
 Daniel .Mur])hy, Samiud P.r(nvn, James Sullivan, John ('oftin, 
 John ]Moak, Simon Tolrin ( Uroad Cove.) ; 
 
 Keel.< cV Ticlir Corp. — Pobert Peimy, .Tames T"'enny, James . 
 I^agau, John Mui'])hy, Andrew Skiffington, .Joiin Tayloi", Samuel- ; 
 Coffin. " I 
 
 Ooosrhcrn/ L<L ni J —\mhr OHO Jeans, Edward Sweetapplo, \ 
 William .lacobs, Simon Wells, Joseph House, John Turner, • 
 Joseph Ha V ward. 
 
 Oppu IToO to Plato Cove mid lied Cliff Ixltnid — Frederick ; 
 Shears, Henry Mile,^, William Jiarker, (Open Holf,) Nicholas lij 
 Slieevers, (Plate Cove) William (v)uinton, (lied Cliff Island.) | 
 
 Indian Ann and Seal Core — lohn Prince, jr., John I'rince, sr., (jl 
 
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 !' \i'\n) l.'iclmnl Tuvlor, (H^ad <;!' ]5:iy) William TilUy, Joseph ; 
 r lU'uwn, (Intlian Ann) (.uH-go I'rinro, (Seal Uove)- j 
 
 f 7Vv7// '7'/'''- -Tlionnis PcyUm, .loan Sponc(\ William ('iir(i-<, ' 
 JO Wi!M;tn»' L'jtiibn«.l«.;L«, F'-i-'Hcio liobt-rts, .luliu Jluberts, John JJ. ! 
 !;! lilandi'Dnl. ' ' 
 
 |1 J•nt/o—.h,]v^ Bank-s, XIcIioIt? Fit/trovald, llohcrt Scott, Thomas |^ 
 {; Uii:ii])!ir;.'s, l.'lchanl Power, Ihiy i'"indlatcr, .lames I''itz<j^erald, '..| 
 :| iVter iMc'<ai. " : 
 
 !] Cirrir/o L^InwIu /-'k/o— Alfred I'iko. ThomoM X. I'aylor, .Tolin t. 
 '- rillcy, '\Vm. LcDrcnv, Tii'juKi.i Tourivello, Henry .Scainmoll, Ed- jj 
 ij warci I'llliot. *!; 
 
 I LuVtua /4•^^a^•— Samuel roiiny, William Collins, AVilliani \ 
 j Perry. j 
 
 iij Ban-dlshnxl and Jni: /m/'.-,- /hv/j— .Tamos llolls, .Joseph Cam-!; 
 |!j den, .Tames J'rinimer, Miles JUirke, Thomas Dealy, Thomas | 
 jli Jh'own, .losepli .laeoi)^. |!: 
 
 l;l Jfcrrwi/ iwv/.'— William P.oair. .Foseph P.landford, lliehard i! 
 ,; ''hdpots, Henry Miles, William lliehard,-;, liobert Lewis, Wm. li 
 
 ^, -ira.-y. ^, 
 
 ii; Xcr i]oiif.'r>'iif;trr—FA\.-M'd (iarduor, .Tames Toop, .John -''.ard- ;; 
 [1; ner, .Joseph Miller, James Ivamy. . ti 
 
 jl! WunU Hdi-hor foJncMsAnn—.L Campbell, (Little JJay Is- |j 
 '.'lands) John ifcnsell, (Ward's Harbor) James Kinn;, ( Klis.ijf'H 'j 
 ::! (Jove; Willi. i.m Marshall. (Little JJay Islands) John J3. Wills, ':. 
 jj James Norris, ( I'hrei' Arms.) j! 
 
 ii y.nih TPcs',' Jrrn I o Shoe 6V)(v— Frodoriek Thomas, William i| 
 Ij; Noble, Clia)'l«s Collins, Josepli .Mjlls, James Cray, Jaeub Toms, ;, 
 ^1 .himes White. jl, 
 
 i TUhn Ilin-J,(>r—V,A^\- .Tamos Th'own and William Jiurke, Jolin llj 
 '!) Brine, John J)\vyer, William (ireen. | 
 
 i) Mor(ion'.-< ][<irhor, incliuliiii/ liidi^k hhiviJ — ^fark Osmond, "Wm. ;ij 
 jlj Taylor, (Jharles IJrctt, Thomas J'Veneh, J.cnies Jones and Elijah jj 
 ii Jennings. !i) 
 
 [•I lUinit I4av.(l, /:..'y)A;.V.-'— l^hvard Downton, Thomas Ihitt, Wm. !j 
 Jjj Sevin, Andrew Pearee, Jusiah Mannel, .hime.s Winsor, Thomas '' 
 k A. ^\'insor. 
 
 i,j Fortinw ILirhor — .Tamos ITamiltoii, Michael P>ryan, i\Iichael jj 
 
 Ii IJyrno, Matthias (;iaveon, Patrick (Jarroll, Wilhani Corroll, ! 
 
 j (Indian Cove) Jame.s liyver, ( Waldron's Cove.) j 
 
 ; Jdclrf.^ Ann to Head of (ireen 7/r///--.lohn Knight, J. Campbell, ,; 
 
 p John Itowsell, John Wills, Josc^ph" Mills. i 
 
 ( Shoe Core fo Nippers JIarhor — .lames fU'oy, John Stark, Wm. ; 
 I Xoblo, John Walshman. j 
 
 I LeadiiKj Tich/o— .l:\mcs Alcock, Fldward Butler, William B 
 I sell, Thomas liowsell, Joseph Ilacket. 
 
 Ji! Cat Ilnrhor to IhKhj 7%~John Wiieeler, Bobort Wellon, |j 
 ;! John P>i-adley. William Pardy, (MiLSfyrave Harbor) ^Matthew ;i| 
 Gibbon.", Cat Harbor ; Bobert Slielloy, Boeky Bay. ij| 
 
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 l]Utli'Hn Jiiiji intd lldlroi W'TV l{('V. I>r;iii ('l»';ii Jji ,. ^ fi- 
 ])liy, Tlioiuii.s l)i'i.s(;ull, .lames (!aroy, Satniiol I'l scoll, Tin ' itts 
 (lallioral'i. 
 
 lidij liulU—W iWhxm (i. Williams and llichard .MoilJor. 
 
 Forri/land, Cajtiiu Bmj and Aqutiforie — liov. ^f. A. Clancoy, K<1- 
 munrl Ilanralian, John NVhito, .lames Carter, Forryland ; Patrick 
 Power, Ed. Koiij^li, sr., Peiijamin Morvy, Capliu Hay ; I'ctcr 
 Winscr and Michael Meagher, Aquaforte, 
 
 lieueu's avd Fenneune — Micha/'l .Tackman, Andrew Shallow, .Tas. 
 P»errigan, llenows ; Michael Lawlor, IJroad (Jove j William 
 Trainor and Thomas Fennelly, Fcrmeuse. 
 
 Cape Droijle mul lin'f/m Winsor, "M. Canlnn, Thomas 
 
 Carew, Green, CaiKj Broyle; Nichola^s Powci', .lohn 
 
 Jiadeoek, ]irigus. 
 
 Trepassei/~lliix. T. llenncbiiry, Henry Curtis, James Waddle- 
 ton, George Devereux, Thomas Hutton. 
 
 *S^ Kyran's — liev. James W^alsh, liev. Laurence Vereker, and 
 Thomas Sullivan, Oliver's Cove ; SVilliam Tibbo, Presque ; M. E. 
 Dwyer, I«le Valen ; William Ryan, Paradise. 
 
 I[arhor linjjit — Kev. John Kingwell, C. J). Chambers, John 
 Miller, Thomas E. Collett, Thomas Hand, Patrick Murphy. 
 
 liean Harbor — Rev. John Kingwell, Richard Radway, Joseph 
 Smith. 
 
 0(Ze/-j"n— Rev. ^L Morris, Richard McGrath, Philip Power, 
 Andrew Murpliy. 
 
 Great PkceiUia'—Rev, Charles Irvine, Thomas O'Rielly, J.P., 
 Stephen Power, P. Fitzpatrick, John Cosgrovc. 
 
 Little Plncentia — Rev. Robert Brennan, W, Phoran, Alexander 
 Burke, Thomas Connors, Thomas Freeman. 
 
 Sound Island and vidnity—h. Blackader, Philip Brown, James 
 Ilollett. 
 
 Branch and Distress — Rev. James "NVhelan, Edward Conway, 
 Richard Kareen, Peter Nash, Matthew Lonergan, Thos. Young. 
 
 Salnionier (South) — Cormack, William Curtis, Daniel ; 
 
 Daly. 
 
 Salnwnier (North) — Matthew Carew, Hector Fraser, Andrew 
 Nowlan. 
 
 St. il/on/'*— Miclmel Whelan, Patrick Nowlan, Charles Ryan, | 
 Michael F'agan, Michael Mahoney. 
 
 North Harhor and Johns Poju^— Patrick Bonia, Thomas Power, 
 Jeremiah Linhahan. 
 
 Holyrood and Peters Ricer — William St. Croix, Michael Holla- j 
 han, Michael Londregan. 
 
 Burin — Rev. W^illiaraBorn, John Paul, Michael Gorman, James \ 
 Inkpen, Samuel Bennett, John Marshall, Samuel Breton. 
 
 Lamaline — Jolm Collins, Thomas Haley, Robert Bonnel, John 
 Fleming, Benjamin Jiounel, Kyran Maddigan. 
 
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 I firanrf Ihivh - fvhvjird Kv;in«, .Tonatlirtn Snoolc. J.imns i.nkc. '' 
 i William Jin Hit 1. ' 
 
 I Jfirrlior /Irc/tni — Uo\. W. K. While niid T'ov. I«(>lv">rl llrcUTiaii, 
 ; 'i'liotiias BirlvoLt, i'liili]) Hubert, .laiiies llanly, I'. Liuh;, Jl. T. 
 ; llolrnaii. 
 
 ) Svttlcmcnts onti^ide Forfunc Jtiiif—llox. W. K. White, Ilarlxji* 
 ; Hi'don ; T. nullcy, Saf^oiui; John (Jaltoti. Hniiirt; Sainiicl 
 j Maiidcr, ('omh"s Cove; .l(»hn Hose, Lit He Hay; (i. Keei'inyf, 
 ; Itciicoiilor; .Jo.seph Jiouder, Harbor Millo ; \Viii. MiU's, J5iiy 
 li'Ar^'-c'iit. 
 
 7/('//()m/«— T>ov. J. Tiisliop, John (J randy, Thoniaa JJows, John 
 Kowkoy, William Clnet.. 
 
 Cr«n/M// — (roorgv T. 11. Snel<?rovo, Ramurl TJanfield, Josoj)!! 
 j (Jraiidy, Thomas (irandy, Stephen (Jrandy. 
 
 •Si'. Lffvroice — Kov. W. Doutney, llobert Tike, William Fitz- i 
 patrlck, Jficluird (^lirk, James Iloeves. 
 
 Ewjlish Jlar/tor Hall, Samuel iMander, T. Evans, Win. 
 
 Burko, Denis JJurko, John Ott, Samuel Vallanee, Wm. Yarn. 
 
 GauKoh—iU^v. E. Colloy, John Loe, Jiiehard Jh'ad.-ihaw, II. 
 Shepherd, Dr. 10. Thompson, luhvard 0. Gallop. 
 
 I'oi^e libinrho and Harbor LcCcu — Vn^y. T. iS'ottcn, Thoni.is 
 Pti<lout^ John llanhan, John liolls, P. II. Sovsoliel, jr., John l-'iir- 
 neaux, Charles IJutehor, Alexander Mclvcnzie, li. W. DurlVe, ; 
 Samuel Jionnel. 
 
 Jiin-(/p(>—V\.o.\'. John Cunnhi.^'ham, Dr. Hunt, Captain Small, 
 i'iliors, James V. iiiWIros. 
 
 Xflr/'e/^'— James EeCros, John Cox, Frederick ]*. Cox, .Tolm 
 i Hooper, I'lante; Thomas Hooper, IleJiry .letfries. 
 
 BiinU Idnnd, />i(rt/co and La Voile — Fred. ,1. Twoedlo, Xath:iniol 
 Kinjjf, sr., Cteorgo I'oole, iiobcrt Smurridgo, Jer(Mniali .iHid.^^o, 
 Toseph Small. 
 
 CZ/r/??:'"/— Rev. Mr. (joodo, John Keatino:. Charles Sljeaves, 
 -on Forsey, Jo>ui Fiirneaux, "W. S. (Ireeu, John LeMoi?-. Ceo. 
 \ Charles E. Cossman. 
 
 hiinfi hcfvrcn ('ano Li'llunr^ fivd 'L.,iin^ ir.nf, T/i<'r!ci of; 
 ' Xr//'(*//r; -liev. «'... ('olley. A'Dralrun G. Skini.cr, Mat- \ 
 ■ -lu. ..'Imaunel Symcs, Janu'S K. Walkjns. 
 
 ,;' OAOl.S. 
 
 ^ '•.'''7i">?, Penilrnfimy/~-'\\o(^ivy, C;;;vi. \V, ,T, Co ""n. Fir.«:t i'i 
 ' ■ ;jKey, Samuel Slifiw. Sc.roud Turnkey, J. .^!arli!: Matron,} 
 ; i!.-s. Bi-yaii. r .ircceon, (.'i'arlcs Ci-owdyj .'Jj). 
 
 ■j! .Il,irl-o>- fwY.v, "Gaoler, Da^id i.'.o,<:jer;5, ;-ur!.j''i>oi\ Wiiiiam 
 
 ji; Ail;;:s^!,D. 
 
 );j 7',7\'i'v- -Gao^T. Charles Grant,^':>r.. 
 
 I'!! J-', tri.i,!(I -(''.:: '. r, (leora^e (ieury. 
 
 J'li't'alin ' A'x:<u 
 
 Sam;iel C. 'lini 
 
 .ilii'-'.n -Gafilci', •' 'hn Murphy, 
 
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 7A';,7?r/Wf(--Gaolrr, Mil lull i I'tii'U'l. 
 Tiri'luiiyiftc and J'oi/o -(laoloi', 'riit)in;is I'oyton. 
 Jim ,• Ij/i'/iiit -l'>i\(>]'V. W"\\\\:\U\ l.nl'tMlZiMI. 
 Jtrii'iix (fii-i J'orf-(l(t'(i'rrnv~(.'iu>lvv, Tln)inaM Uutlor, 
 (I'liiii iHiud — (iaoliu', .Iu1;m MuMU". 
 
 citi'iir iiiji:m;.h. 
 (SV. ./<//*/('«— K«M'|tor, liioiiol T. C'liiuuH'}'. 
 JJ<iH>'>r (irmo — Kot'ittT, Duvid Kugeivs. 
 tWry. iiul — Ki'rpci*, (u^nryjo (,io;iry. 
 
 HI". Jt)Jl.N's rrosi'lTAL. 
 
 Mislical AttCM(l:ints-~< '-luirlcs (Irowdy, M.I)., nntl ('liarlcs TF. 
 I^oiioul', M.l). Mad'dii, -MU( (Jowun. Koopor, Joliii I'row.sc. 
 
 ST. .)( nix's roOIl IIOITSK. 
 
 M«'difal Altcntlants— Uharlcs Crowdy, .Al.I)., and Oliarlcs II. 
 llciiouL, M.I>. l\i't'|>ci', jIim. Downey. 
 
 SI', .roil.v's I-INATI(5 ASYLUM. 
 
 Uusidont riiysioiati -llcnvy FT. Stabb, M.D. 
 
 KlfUllKIT .SUIl(U;ONS. 
 
 /S'/?. ./()////'.>! -Iv.iHti.MMi V/iird — NVilliaiu C. SimniN, !\7j», J 
 SJioa, M.D. \Vo.steru Ward — I'rodiu'ick Jjuutiug, 3M.>. 
 
 Conception Bat/ — Williani Alhiii, M.D. 
 
 (•OI.OMAL IiriLDlNa AND (mOUNUS. 
 
 T\e(?p(n' — Mi'rf, Horn. 
 
 C0MMIS810NKUS FOR EUKCTION OF I'UBLIC \S V 
 
 C'l/aliiin — Stephen .loans, Thomas IStono, Kenjanii 
 Thomas Mur{)hy, David lionnie. j 
 
 Car/toiicnr—iavixcl L. McNeil, John liorke, ]Mich :ol JJ'^vycr, i 
 Francis Taylor. I 
 
 Britawna Cure, Trinifij 7j<nj — IIcv. Geo. Harrington 
 
 Bn'i/Hs — John DartU't, W. A. (inum, John Wileox. 'j 
 
 liellorain — liev. John Bi.shop, Tliomas (Jhiett, Jolia Cluuti;, J oht , ; 
 liomkey. J 
 
 OA; ZVr//rw<— William Christian, .roRojjh Bond, Elias M '•.-.•';, |i| 
 .Toshua JIurt. !'> 
 
 Cominimoncrfi for the. construction of a Public IVhurf and i ..'■:■; , !li 
 Bur(/eo — Uev. Jolm (Junninyham, M. De (iuetfcvillo, JosoxjIiS a'.'I. |i| 
 
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 COM.MTSSIONKaS FOIl ERKCTION OP UHKAKWATKHS. '; 
 
 Fortune — l^lias ^lajor, Jolm Tjako, .John Hpenco, sr., Thoma^i ' 
 Rogt.Ts, sr., John Fur.soy, sr., Edward BonncLt. ;;• 
 
 draud Dunk — Koum't Foivsoy, Wm. DiuMilt, Henry Tlickman, '■' 
 \Vil.'.uii l.OM-'il, :h-iiry iN'ieholK', (ieori;-^ iiblso, (ioory:^ Forsi'y. 
 
 Twilliniiate—.kniw I'eycon, .lohii W. Oweii, .lolni ?d. Nurse. 
 
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 THE NKWlur.NDLAM) ALMANAC. 
 
 Great Biuin—Owen. Piiu, Jann^s Inlcpen, Henry Hollctt. 
 
 lini/us — lulin Bartletl, W. A. rirnen. .Tolin AVilcox, 
 
 Ire'ldiid l!>lini(l, ml ranee of LaPdilp /)V/y— IMiilip ("lomcnt, Thos. 
 Road, .1.1*., lM'C(l(>rick Cox! 
 
 CominU'iiovfrs for lkcpenm>i (Ivl at Bn'r/ti<-Jnn\os 'I'.'M'ahai'i^ B. 
 G. Gardiiciv W. A. Green, .lohu iSnllivan, Jolin \Vilco3i. 
 
 LIOJIT llOUSKS, HAnjJOU LKMtTS, (ScC, 
 
 Fort Amherd I.iijhi, at lh» nitrnnro of St. John'i^ — A Ih^ht \}•^^f^ 
 firet estaMi.sluul at lliis station in Isj;); in l.^oO a new House, 
 Lantern and apparatus were erected. The I yi^l it burns at an 
 elevation of 114 feet, is produced by a double arjyand l»nrner 
 placed in the focus of an annular lens ol the fourth order, riud 
 in favorable ■\veathor can bo seen in nautical mil«!H. \Vhen 
 Cape Rpear is (>nve]oj)ed in io^^ a heavy x>iece of ordnance is also 
 discharged at this Fort every hour durinyf daylight, to assist 
 vessels in making the harbor, ft is situaiod in lat. ■17''..'l.'iO")4'' N., 
 and long. 5:i°.40M8" \V. John Sbeppurd, Keepvi'j Thomas 
 Moore, .Vssistant. 
 
 St. Johns— Two red lights arc exhibited every night from 
 sunset until sunrise, intended as leading marks for vessels enter- 
 ing tlie narrows. The lower I^ight on the roof of tlie Custom 
 House — the other 400 yards in the rear, on a white post, within 
 a few yards of tlie TsK. angle of the Congregational Church, 
 and ISO feet above the le^elGf the sea. The.se Lights will be 
 ; readily distinguished from any other Lights in the toAvn ; and 
 j keeping them in a line bearing N. \V. f W., will lead in tlic 
 I hi^'gr^st ve.'ssel clear of all danger. To .serve as leading marks 
 ; p.] >o during the day, the pediment of the Custom House has 
 j been painted wliite ; tliis is to bo kept in line with the upper 
 lantern, also painted wliilo. Exhibited 1st September, 1SC3. 
 I Cape Spear Lu;/it— This Liglit M'as first exliibited on the 1st 
 I September, iSoG ; it is produced by seven argand burners and 
 I silvered reflectors burning at an elevation of 204 feet — it revolves, 
 I shewing a bright Light every minute, and in favorable weather 
 j can be seen 2(1 nautical miles. It is situated in 47°.31'.]1" N. lat., 
 I and 52°.36'.51)" W. longitude. James Oantwell, Keeper; Dennis 
 I Cantwell, Assistant. 
 
 ; Cape L'onamta Z/V/Zi^— Situate in lat. 48''.41'.50" N., long. SS^.S'. 
 20" W. ; is a revolving Light, showing alternately every IK) 
 seconds a white and red Liglit. It is produced by i(5 argand 
 burners and rollectors, burns at an elevation above the sea of 
 loO fcH^t, and in favorable weather can be seen 18 nautical miles, 
 liy keeping this Light open with Cape L'Argcnt, it will carry 
 you clear of the FloAver liocks ; first exhil-.ited Uth Scpteinbcr, 
 184:3. Nicholas White, Keeper; ^Matthew White, Assistant. 
 
 ('ape Pine T/ajht — This tower is of iron, bnilt by the Imperial 
 Government in ls-t!)-.")(i, and first put into rtYjuisition on the 1st 
 January, V^'A. It is a fixed white Light, has 17 argand burners 
 and retirctors— elevnled above tlu; level of tlie sea .''>14 feet — 
 situated in lat. 4r,°..",7'.4" \., and in Vav^, r.:;^'.;']]/. |.V' W. In a 
 I'livovalili' slat(> i)t' tli{^ alniosphere it can be scimi 2(i nautical 
 miles, (ieui'ge I i(>wit t, Kee})er : 'i'liomas Doraii, Assistant, 
 

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 Harbor (irave lit-ark lianon <ni:! Light — First exhibited lltli \ 
 Septenibor, JsrA); shin<i.son tlic jw.int of Beach at the entnmee iji 
 of Harbor Graci\ Sailiii.uc iiilo Harbor Graoe with a fair or | 
 leading wind, brinjj the Ijcai-h llcacon to ])ear\V. or W. by 8., *! 
 and by keeping the Light oi- i;r,i!(!i;i!j; u little on the starboard ; 
 bow it will bring you clear of the liar, on which at low water 
 tliere is not more tlian H feet of w;iter, It is situated iu lat. 17°. 
 41'.28" N., and in long. r)a^.li".8:5'"'' W. ; elevation above the- sea 
 level 40 feet; in clear weathiM* it may be seen at a distancis of i 
 11 nautical miles, (leorge IJrown, Keeper. 
 
 Green Idund IJqht at. Ihv. enlranco of Cn(nlin(i JTarhor, Trmhf i 
 7%— Sitinite i]i lat. 4.s^;;(/.lc/' X., long. r>3°.2'.40" ^^'. Thin is ' 
 a fixed wliite light, burns at an elevation of !)2 feet above high 
 water, and in favorable w(^ather will be seen from 1<].N.1"]. sea- 
 ward, to S.AN'., ].") nautical miles. A'c^jrcIs bound North wainl l)y 
 keeping this Light oj^en Avith the North Head of (Jatalina until 
 Hcavista liight opens witli (Jape Le.Jean, will give the FloAver 
 Kocka an nmj^le berth — or Avhen coming from the Northsvard 
 and bound fxir Catalina, by giving the N. Head a moderate 
 berth, you will clear the lira ndies Kocks by steering for Green 
 Island Jiight. It was first exhibited in 1857. Peter Woods, 
 Keeper ; Ilenry lloper, Assistant. 
 
 Cape Mace T.vjld — Exhibits a revolving white Liglif, from 
 sunset to sunrise. Tlte light will be visible to seaward from 
 N. E. by E., round ])y tlie S. Y.. and S. to W. The Light is 
 elevated 180 feet above the nuMin water level of the sea, and 
 may be seen in clear weather 1!) nautical miles from a ship's 
 deck. The tower is striped red and white verticall}'. It stands 
 close to the old 13cacon, which has been cut down. The Light 
 House is in lat. 40°..",!)'.:50" N., loiig. o;5°.4'.30" W., and was first 
 exhibited in 18o(). ^Michael J. llaily, Keeper} George Simms, 
 Assistant. 
 
 Ha-pe Race Steam Fo<i Alnrm—X powerful Steam Whistle has 
 been placed on Cape liace, about 250 feet south of the Light 
 House, which is sound(^d during thick or foggy weather or snow 
 storms, for ten seconds, with intervals of silence of fifty seconds 
 in each minute. The Whistle will probably be heard in calm 
 weater iiO miles ; with the Avind ;}0 miles ; and in stormy weather 
 against the wind, from seven to ten miles, 
 
 Doddhuf Heady (ircat Burin Island Lijiht — This Light was put 
 in reipiisition on the I'.rd August, 1858, and is exhibited every 
 night from sunset to sunrise. It is revolving, cato-dio])tric of 
 the second order, producm^ a brillia?it White Light every min- 
 ute, Avith intermediate flashes, at iuterA'als of twenty seconds, 
 burning at aa elevation of 4.'J0 f(>et above the level of the sea, 
 and in favorable Aveather can be seen 20 miles — situated in 47° 
 0'.2()" North Latitude, 55'^.8'. 1:;" West Longitude. Austin She^v 
 pard. Acting Keei)er; .Tohn (■hurchiJl, Assistant. 
 
 OpW Wadham Island Li(//i/-—^yns first exhibited on tln^ 4th 
 October, 1858, ar.d is lighted (m-ci'v night from sunset to sunrise. 
 The Light is a steady, fixed lon.-;-l;giit, burning on a circular 
 Brick Tower, lUO feet above tiie levi.:! of the sea, and can be 
 
 
 
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 seen ill :i f;no!"iliIt> ,st:ivc ol iiiv- ;.. luiu>i),;''i\ 1 "» ii.'ii!lic:!l I'liilts. 
 Sitn;itt"l ill LuIIIikIc -lirV;!"/.!)" Xortli, J.on;>-itiule o.'lM-V.c/' West. 
 Charleri I'l'ow-;", K(M>])('i' ; IIiMiry Walt'cnum, Assi<itiuit. 
 
 J{(irrt.'''.ii;.: ly.Jii,'-! 7./'/'/— T)i i-: lj;^'ht is t>x]iibJU'(l oAory ni.^'lit 
 from rlio .yoin^' ;i\vay of dnyli^'it; i;i tlie oVL-iiiiif^ to tlie I'etiii'u of 
 uayli!.;ht in !';>> mi • ,,:n^'. TIu^ F,i<i-lit: liouso is sihiat(^d on the 
 Noi'tluTii rii;l o!" (lu^ Tslni!'! — [.afitiidi! 4s°.^''.^)|'/ rsortli, Lonifi- ^ 
 tuilo 'i-J .\'i '.'■''' AV 'Nt-- tl!*» lower i-i oC brick, the koppevs 
 dYv't-'lliii;.!" (a s.'inarn tniMin'^' d(>lc'cho(l from tho tower,) is [)aiiit- 
 O'.i wli'f-'. v.'ith (Iii> roof rod. 
 
 Tho hL'ld is a ("do-dioptric first class Ilolopliotal rovolvin,'^ 
 wliito I 'udit. shcwiiM.',- a Hash every twenty .seconds. It is el.-vat- 
 »'d AV'. trot aiiove hiifli writer, and can be .seen in elear weather 
 .';0 na.nlica.l miles, and a lessor distance according- to tlio state of 
 tiie atinos])Iiere. WImmi tho Soutliern end of tlu» Island bears 
 N N.l"!., the Lia'ht will not be A'i.silde wlien nearer the l--land 
 than .S miles, it. wa.s lii^t exhibited in '\i^'h<. James Kyan, 
 Kec'iior; .r-iin If van, Assistant. 
 
 C'.'/w ^S7. ]\i(.);/'s Litjlit — Was put in recinisition on the :?0'h 
 S~'-ep(eiid!iM', 1.^ (')U ; itio a p vohinp;'i'ato-dii;.ptrie Tj;»-!it of tln^ Jirst 
 ordor. pi'odiicin^r alternately every minute a brilliant red and a 
 white li;^"lit, b:in'in;4- at :ui elevation of -A'A) foot above the level 
 (■>f tfie sea, a:-'! will be .setMi in a farorabh^ state of tho atmos- 
 phere L'!) naidi.-al niil.^s from a vessel's deck ; siiuat(>d in 4()'\b»'. 
 ;■'.(/' X. lat., .' L\! I'..;-}" "\V. long'. Tho t(,wer is of briek, a.nd ou 
 eaeii siile of whi'h stands tlio dY."eHin;i,-s of the Keojier and 
 Assistant, the sid(\s of which are p.ainted wliite, rools red. JoIlu 
 lijei.'y, Kevpo;'; W illiani J. Collins, Assistant. 
 
 Unmet Idand Liijht, Mercery ][o(;d, I'oiiiine Bay — rirst exhibit- 
 ed -7t!i .June, l^'i'r*. It is a powerful ilashinp: white Light, and 
 a '"tains its j^reatost brilliancy cvei'y ten seconds. It burns at an 
 elevation oi 'lO^ feet above tlie level of the sen, and in clear 
 Y-'eather ma.y be seen nt a distance of .j5 miles, and bo visible in 
 over} direction from North round East and South, to A^^^'.^^^ 
 M t>rccr*s TToad is a bold headland, and situated in long. 5ij°.oiy.'50" 
 W., and kit. -ir^.lC N. Martin Sparrow, Keeper ; Jas. CJaulton, 
 Assistant. 
 
 Ilc.rlor (-rat'c Jf^Jand LiijM — The fixed liiglit for many years 
 past exhibited at Harbor (Iraco Island, in Conception Bay, was 
 discontiniKNl on the 1st I)ecemb>n*, 1^(11). The Liglit at that 
 station is now revolving, sh(»wing in evc^-y direction two v/hite 
 flashes, followed by one red Hash. The interval l)etween eai-h 
 flash in a°ttaining its greatest bi-iiliancy will bo [iO seconds. This 
 Light, in a favorable stato of tho atmosyihero, will be seen 2r) 
 iiania'al miles, ft is situated in lat. A1°A'l'Ah" N., and long. 
 
 il| 6li'^..s'.i.y' \V. Au.>tin Oko, Keeper; Patrick Iloulahan, Assistant. 
 
 Fcrnilinnl Head TJijJd— '.. irst exhibited on the 1st October, hCI. 
 From sunset to sunrise a stiMdty white Light of tho .'hNl order, 
 burning on a. I.'rick tov/ej- :JMO t'e(^t above t!io h^-el of the sea, 
 visible in f:ivora!>Io weather K* naiitieal miles. Ferrvlnnd Ihnul 
 Ligiit is ^itiiniod hi la,!, !: '.0()',;.K' X., and long, r)i^°,r,|'.(i7" W. 
 Tiie tower is of red bri''!: ; the keepers dwelling, detatched from 
 
 
 
 
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 wcatlier should he soon a dMunco of li' inilf 
 \\ visible from xSorth by ]<]ast, tln'onfjli South to AVest liy XoitIi by 
 
 tlic. towcM*. is jiaintcd wliite and tlio roof red. Michael Kiiarney, 
 Keei)er; Tlionias (Jostollo, A^■.sist:lnt. 
 
 If^T'^. P>i//lii Maiul, Grcein^pund — Tlio Iji.urlit Tlousn on tins 
 Island is built of granite. The toAver and kcu^per's dwellinLf are 
 attaehcd. The ilhiniinatin,:j^ apjiaratus is dioptric; of thf> 4th 
 order, and ajLrcd red ]A<xht is exhlbitt'd e^-ery ni<^ht tnun sunset 
 to sunrise ; it is ^f) feet above the level of the .sea, and in (^lear 
 
 Tho LiG^ht is 
 
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 4!)°.;y.;;r" Xorlh lat. 
 
 ..jj''.27" !l! 
 
 conij>ass, and is miuuuiu m -iw .-> .-w 
 West long. Ilol)ert K. Oalcley, Keeper. 
 
 .ISo. 3, 18.70. JJclloraui, Fortune Jhtif — A f^.rcd ivlitie Li^llt is 
 exhibited iii,T:htly at this place from sunset to sunrise, at an \ 
 elevation of .'Jo feet al)0vc tho level of the ,sea, and in clear , 
 weather .should be visible seven miles. "'J ho buildin;^" is a -svoodt'n ' 
 tower, painted white, and is situated in lat. 47''.2'.y Xorth, and j 
 r;o°.27'.bV' "West long. The apparatus is dioptric of the 8th j 
 order, "witli a single argand hurnrr, and illumiiuitos an arc of 
 tlie horizon of 270°. In entering the hurl)or th(^ light must be > 
 kept on the port hand. Samuel Clewetr, sr.. Keeper. j 
 
 No. 2, 1873. Hose Blanche. Voinf~T\\u Light House is built of ; 
 granite, upon the eastern head. The tower and keeper's j 
 dwelling are attaehod. The illuminating apparatus is diop- ; 
 trio, of tho 4tli order, and a fixed lo/iiic Light will lie ' 
 exhibited from sunset to sunrise, at an elevation oi' iT) feet | 
 above the level of the sea, and it should be ^:oen in clear ; 
 wc^ither for 13 miles. The light ilhuninales the horizo! from' 
 East by South, through South to Yv'est bv compass, and is situ- , 
 ated ill lat, 47^3r)'.48" North, and ,08=^.4 l^-Ky \\'(>st lo!ig. Shag ; 
 Island lilack Kock bears AVost from t'l' liglit and distant about , 
 
 rnJ To rites 
 
 Ke.:^K:r, ..oim A. ijobei'ls. 
 
 one mil(!. liose Blanche shoals W.S.AV. jiaii a no 
 IJlaek llock f'i. l/y S tlu'cc miles 
 
 No. .'), b^i^l I'crf .Poh't TriuiJ!i--i:a\ and n['r':'r bd- Jannnry, :< 
 }'^-7i, ivjii^'d iciiiie. t,ight V. iin)0 exliibiied jiighilv fi'"!n ^-w^vi-:^ [, 
 to hunvise at iitis place ur-on a wc(! len lo-.vcr paiiTio;i white, mi".1 :*' 
 at a lieight of 7o feet above llie^evis ■•]■ tlie s'^'i. ai:ti il siiouhl be ■!; 
 visible m ciea]' weatii!,'r for eleven niiics. 'i'lic ("'e'tion ijsuu- |: 
 atcd in 48^.2 r.o5' Nortli hit., and n;}^.20'.')l" \^'est long. The % 
 ap-paratus is dioptric' of the -''th orler, v»itJi a singlv a:\L;i;ii) , 
 burner, arid iilumniates an arc of \\\r horizoji of ''>-]}f. In 'v.icr- I 
 ina- the ha.rbor the light mu.-^t be kepi on tin port h-vv\, K^^ep.n'. : 
 A\'il]iam j.'owe. ! 
 
 No. L 1871. ('oii,i Isi'ird. S.'c-diH.'t-cohie-' , - '-.jlxod ■"■//;" r Light * 
 \< exiiibitcHi nightly at thi^i phv-e, hv:\ .ins*»t t> s';r>i ■•.». .u, \\\\ • 
 elev:i!ion of >.5 feet above the 1. 'i of the vx-k, 
 visibif 12 miles. The tow,"- jnd u^."r•l:i^l»■ v--;-. 
 all ached, and are ,si'u;M 
 tude o-;'.iO'.;;;i" W. iiiie 
 
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 witli a single .'irgand i)''ni'M', and iiU^nl.ii..d.'.^■ 
 horizon (<f .VT". .h.-iiji Jlodnott, Kc( pf,'. 
 
 No. :.', J 74. L'uir Jnl.uiid, !>.■;,< -X/. n; r- d ]' 
 
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 iiigiitiy at lliis j)Uic-e, from h;'.i.si.-t lo s'.a 
 
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 100 feet above the se:i, aixl j^liuuld be visibb' 17 miles. The 
 toNver iinvl dwelliii<:f are of wood :ni(l attached, and are situated 
 in hditude 47°.l'A'/.\2' X., and Joiig:itude r,7°.yo'.]a" \V. The 
 apparatus is dioptric of the Oth order, with a single arj^^and 
 burner, and illuiniuates an arc of the horizon of 270°. Edward 
 Dicks, Keeper. 
 
 Xa 3: C/imwe.l Head, Ihrt-mi-PinAqncf^—X wooden tower has 
 been erected on tliis heod, upon whicli a Jived irhite lij^ht will 
 shortly be exiiibited niii'htly. Jiatitude 47°.bo'.47" N., loagiUide 
 59°.07"M0" W. Keeper not yet appointed. 
 
 There have been erected at the following places, Beacon 
 Towerw of wood, each carrying f.n octagon and lantern, in which 
 a red Light will be exhibited niglitly, from sunset to .sunrise. 
 
 Jiorhf Point, Harbor Href on. Fortune, Buy — Situate in latitude 
 
 47°.27'..'J0" N, Longitude 
 
 5;j° 
 
 .47'.4.V 
 
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 W. William Loreuzen, 
 
 Keei^er. 
 
 Garnish, Jur^j<w<?7?m/— Latitude 4 7°. 14' N., longituie 55°.24' W., 
 (approximate.) Geo. T. 8nelgrove, Keeper. 
 
 lienron, Ireland Is/nnd, entrance of La Voilo. Bay — A square build- 
 ing of wood, painted wliite, with" three black bands, has been 
 erected on this Island. It is 75 feet liigh, and is supported by 
 four chains. 
 
 J. T. Nevill, General Inspector of Light-houses. 
 
 Liyht J)we«— One shilling per ton on all vessels entering any 
 port or harbor of the Colony, except coasting, sealing, or fishing 
 vessels; but not to be levied more than once in one year. Seal- 
 ing and coasting vessels — Sixpence per ton on registered vessels 
 of 40 t/ons and upwards ; Fifteen shillings per annum on all ves- 
 sels less than 40 tons. 
 
 The 19th of Victoria, Cap. 5, S6e. 5, enacts — " That no greater 
 sum than £25 sterling shall be in any year leviedfor LiglitlJues 
 on any steamer or vessel entering any port of this Colony ; and 
 no steamer plying between Europe and any port of North 
 America, and entering any port of this Colon}^ as a port of call, 
 shall be liable to pay any Light Dues or other port charges 
 except pilotage." 
 
 Gallantry Head, Island of St. Peter's — The Fixed Light on Gal- 
 lantry Head, (Island of St. Peters), since the lOtli August, 18(52, 
 has been replaced by a Flash Light, with intervals of twenty 
 seconds, and by one red tlasli after two white Hashes ; situated 
 in lat. 40°.45'.:{0" N., long. 5^°.27'.()()" W. ; elevation above high 
 water, (>4 metres, (204 l^iglish feet.) Distaiu-e at which the 
 light is visible, 18 miles. Tin; Light is hidden at the Northward 
 by the high land of St. I'eter's. 
 
 Liy/it at the South Entrance of St. Peter's — Since 1st October, 
 1802, the entrance of the harbor of St. Peters, called South 
 Channel, has been inarked l\y two small fixed Lights, one of 
 which is a white Light, illuminating throe-fourtlis of tlio hori- 
 zon, and placed on the Jiattery — and the otlier a red Light, on 
 
 
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 tho plain at the nortli of the to-vvn. The white Light has an 
 oU'vation of 11 luetres, and is visil lo miles. Tho lied Lij^lit is 
 elevated H» metres, visible .'3 miles distant. The line connecting 
 these two Lights indicates tho Middle Channel, 
 
 The positioii of tlie red Light lias also been so determined 
 that as soon as it is seen on the left of Cape Eagle, vessels com- 
 ing from C'ohiml)ier in beating into the N.M entrance will have 
 nothing to fear from the shoals of Cape Kouge. 
 
 Zi(/ht on tJie South Wt'sf point of the Islands of Dopn, railed Poinfe 
 a Zewwife— Commencing on the 1st of August, J 874, a Light 
 will be exhibited on the South West Point of the Island of Dogs, 
 at the place called Pointe a Leconte at 400 metres (4^7 English 
 yards) to the West, \ N.W., from the point marked on the chart 
 by the name of Pointe Plate. The Light will be lixed and placed 
 in an iron tower painted red, at an altitude of It) metres (100 
 i|! English feet) alx)ve th<^ level of the sea. It will be seen in 
 i clear weather 7 miles. The extent of the Light is circum.scribed 
 in a sector of liii]° presenting two cones of Light, one white, of 
 40"^^, will Light the passage of the 8.E. so as to permit vessels 
 which maintain position within this cone to avoid at the right 
 the shoal Bataille, and to the left the rock of Cape Noir and the 
 rock Bertrand. The second cone will be read, of l'2l\°. It should 
 be avoided bj-- vesseLs entering by the S. E. passage, and will 
 enable thorn, when they shall have quitted the white cone, to 
 come to anchor in the roadstead or in the Barachois, in follow- 
 ing the line of the white light from Pointe aux Canons, and of 
 the red light from the interior of the city. 
 
 A Light llonse has been erected by the Government of 
 Canada, on the Western side of Cape liay, on the South-West 
 coast of the Island of Newfoundland. Latitude 47°.87'. N., 
 Longitude 50'^.18'. W. A powerful flash Wliite Light is ex- 
 hibited, making a complete revolution in two and a (juarter 
 minutes, and ilashing every ten seconds; at a long distance, 
 however, it has the appearance of a steadj^ light. The light 
 can i)robably be seen at a distance of twenty miles in clear 
 weather. 
 
 The Tower is a wooden building, hexagonal in shape, forty- 
 one feet high, and painted white. The keeper's dwelling, also 
 of wood, stands at a little distance from the Tower, and is also 
 painted white. j 
 
 The illuminating apparatus isCatoi)tric and consists of twelve I 
 Lamps and Ketlectors. j 
 
 A Fog Wliistle is in operation at Cape Ray. It will be blown ! 
 in thick and foggy weather and during snow storms, for 10 j 
 seconds in each minute, leaving an interval of 50 seconds i 
 between each blast. It can be heard from 3 to lo miles. i 
 
 Post Olfice Department. 
 
 Postmaster General — John Delaney, l^lsquire. 
 
 First Clerk and General Accountant — George Le!^^essurier, 
 
 Superintendent ^loncy Order Offiic— Tliomas S. J.)wyer. 
 
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 Sot'oiul Clork and Assorh'i" — John JVe^oinan. 
 
 Tliird Ulerk and Assortor — Gcorfjre (ladrn. 
 
 Letter Oarriors and ^lessongers — John Jlig'gin.s, James Camp- 
 bell and Jul ill Power. 
 
 Office hoiu'H, from o'clock, n.ni., to 4 p.m., Sundays excepted. 
 
 ]'()ST .MASTKIIS. 
 
 Ilarhor (irace, Andrew T. Drysdalo ; rarl)nno.nr, Nicholas 
 Nicliolle ; Brijjfiis, Sarah Stantaford, (Post ^Mistress) ; Trinity. 
 AnneCross, ( Post^listi'css) : 15oiiavisla, John Lawrence : (Ireens- 
 (|l pond, William Lany- : J'^o^-o, James ]Mt;^,ij:i'rald ; 'J'\villiri,<.jai(S Jos 
 li J. Tearce; J>ay Jhills, II.'. f. Williams, (i'ost .AJistrcssj ; Ferry- 
 
 land, John ]Mori'y; Placentia, JMrs. Hannah Jli-adsluiw. (Post 
 (Mistress); Burin, Thomas WintfM*; Harbor Jh'ehdi, Tliomas 
 Birkett ; Biirgeo, Francis A. Parsijus ; liitlle Plu'-entia, Atlox- 
 ander Ihirke ; New Perl lean, Francis Howell ; La I'oiie, Thonuis 
 Read ; Channel, W'm. 8. Green. 
 
 Petipas; St. iNhiry's, Patrick Walsh ; Harbor 31ahic, Mr. ]']zokiel; 
 
 Catalina, William (^oleridj^e; Oderin, James Mur](hy ; I'aradise, 
 ; Patrick Ilealy; Salinonicr, Matthew Carew ; Horniitaixe, -\r. 
 ! Frances; Garnish, Gcorn;*' Suel^-rove ; Bay-de-A'crds, Charles 
 I Blundon ; Lamaline, James Piitman; Grand Hank, J'ma'ihan 
 j Hickman ; Fortune, H. J. Haddou; Holyrood, .h>lin V'eitch : 
 I Topsail, James ISfoise ; Hunt's Harbor, \^'illiam Hussen ; Cafs 
 I CoA'e, T. O'Brien ; island Cove, -lohn Crane : Trcpaf^soy, y,, Hove- 
 ' reux ; English Harbor, A. Stirling: New Harbor, T. Nowhonk; 
 
 La^ranche, F. ,L Kingwell : Freshwater. J. I'ritchott ; Salvage, T. 
 
 /\i.]r 1. CI. r ,. TT...^i. "I ' T) ivi..,,i, _ ill •!!_ 
 
 I 
 
 i"jsTAr. norxKs. 
 
 Summer— B(M wren Si. .lolin's aial Portugal Cove, every day, 
 ! except Sunday and W'ednosday, l.)y \\"a:j.'g>'n. 
 
 BelwiH n I'ortugal Cove, J.^riicus, Harbor Grace and Carbo- 
 near, by Sl>>anior, iri-wpokly ; Bay Fibber is, wckly. Overland, 
 , Topsail, Holyroo^l ami Ha.ri/or Maine, wcik'y. 
 ; \\'i;i(fr---0">'eijiuid, by w.,gj^-on, frovi} Cari'onoar, via Ti:.ir-;ai], 
 ' [\criig;'c\vs, Ftdlyroof], 1;;:I''.m>i' \;.,l!i' . i;;;i;4ii-', I'ui ■ (ii-^' Jr "ve, i*- iv 
 I Pnbriis, Sjtaiiiard's Bay an'! I'LuliOi" Grace, iour bor.v-; idLyr'ae 
 arrival oi' the Steamer from ll-diiax. 
 
 JkUwecn Cailionear and < 
 
 V.'>i\('. C'r.d'lH 
 
 TI 
 
 ica,] 
 
 (Con- 
 
 tent, New Perlican, Hauls Harbor aad Old PiMiicai 
 ) nie.ssciij'er. 
 
 I.) Wt 
 
 in- h 
 
 
r 
 
 T 1 1 i-. N !■: N\ I'O ( N 1)1 .AN I) A L:M AN AC. 
 
 'j;5 
 
 ])OtNV(\Mi Carbon.'itr, IJku'khcud rnid IJii^'-lti-N'ords, weekly, I\v 
 int'ss'Mi'i'i'"', cnlliii!; .it intci'iii'Mliat'"' p^wos. 
 
 ]>otw(MM) Now I'oi'lii'aii iiixl 'I'l'iiiitv, wccklv, In' boat. 
 
 IJctwiuui Trinity and l>)iiavista, and Ijctween Trinity and 
 Kiiijj^'s Cove, ^vt'('ldy, by mc-scnirci'. 
 
 JJoLwi>c>n J!')iiavista and (IroLMispond, forlnigliUy, by boat, 
 toncliin<jj at Salva,?'\ 
 
 .l)(^t^Y'>'^'T^ Ht. .lolm's, lViv-do-Vords, Cataiina, Kincr's Covo, i 
 Trinity, ]jonaviNla, rirconspoud, I'OiU'o, Twillin.yate, JOxploits, 'I'ilt \ 
 Covt' and .\i]!p(M's Harbor, by (\)a.s!;',l Steamer, fortnightly, on ; 
 tile. Tluii'sday after tli" arrival oi" tlio Steamer from Jiiverpool ; 
 and (,>U(MMisto\vn : and during winter montlis, (rreenspond, over- 1 
 land via Tlnrbwr (irace, S.paniard's iJay, New Harbor, Come-by- i 
 Olianee, Jtandom and i'Vesinvater, on the Monday after arrival ' 
 of Halifax Steamer. 
 
 ]5etW(HMi St. .lulni's, In^rrylaiid, Renews, Tropassey, T>iirin, St. 
 
 Pierre, Harbor ]5riton, Ikirgeu, La I'oile, Hose lilanehe and 
 
 * Channel, by coastal Steamer, fortniglitly in summer and monthly 
 
 in winter; calling at Fermousc and St. ^Mary's and Placentia 
 
 every alternate trip. 
 
 .Hetwe(m St. .John's, Hay J>ulls, Witless Hay, Toads Cove and 
 Fcn-yl;ni(', vreokiy, by waggon, during summer months, and 
 foftniglilly in wmler. 
 
 ''Hetwecn Ferryhind, Aquaforto and IJenews, fortnightly in 
 suninior and in"r;thiy in wii!t"r, by messenger. 
 
 JJetw^en St. .{o!in"s and I'lacentia, by waggon, on Friday, if 
 the Halifax Steamer is in ; if not; the Mails will be despatched 
 in four li'.Mirs after her ar;iva]. 
 
 *J)etween Placentii), and St. .Tolm's, by waggon, in one hour 
 after tlio arrival of llni I'acketHoat fiom Hnrin, 
 
 *Hetween Salmoiiicr and St. Clary's, by messenger. 
 
 *J)etween Great and Little I'laeentia, by messenger. 
 
 *Het',veeii (ireaC i'iacentia, Jia^Maneiie, Sound Island, Harbor 
 Huft'ett, Hed i-^l;;nd, Tderasheen aiid liurgeo, by boat. 
 
 *i5et\voen Great Placentia and Burin, by boat, touching at 
 ) Paradise and OdtTln. 
 
 *P.et\veen Hnrin tmd Garnish, by messenger. 
 
 *i.>et\veen J^>nrin, Corl^an, Little and Great St. Lawrence, 
 Laniaiin(% Fortune and Grand 15aiik, l)y messenger. 
 
 "Hetvy-ec^n Garnish and Ihirbur Hretoji, calling at English Har- 
 bor, by boat. 
 
 "^j'etweeii H';irbor Hrcton, Pushthrough, Hencontrc, Rameo, 
 Hurnt Islands and Petites, by boat. 
 
 Hesides the al)ove mentioned routes, ^fails are made up and 
 dc'^patelied by steamer, afti'r arrival of steamer from Halifax. 
 
 l!out'\s marked thus "" are fortnightly in summer and monthly 
 ;i| during v.- inter. 
 
 I Postage on Letters adilr.-sseJ to tlic^ Fnited States, the Do- 
 minion of (Janada and ('England, are as follows : 
 
 For Li'tlers under A o/.., cents, and cents for every addi- 
 tional I C7.. 
 
 Leiters for the Hritish West Indies, 10 cents per i oz., and 10 
 cents for everv a/i'litionai A oz. 
 
 8 
 
 :i: 
 
 :r:2C::;«-'=i-r 
 

 *»K.;-wx-j»a»- 
 
 44 
 
 TllK Ni:Wl()lM)liAM) ALMANAC. 
 
 1 — 
 
 Xcwspapors to Cnitod States, the J)oininion itnd ^Ve.st Imlies, 
 2i'cn\A, and to MiiLTlaiul, I cent. 
 
 Forcii^n Nows])ai)(,'r,s re-rnailed for traiisinissioTi to the Out- 
 ports, aro charginl oiio rfnt eacli, pro-paid by stamp. 
 
 All correspondeiico addressed to the L'nitt'd Kiiij^doin, United 
 States, the DomiuioTi, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and I'rince 
 Edward's Island must be pre-paid, or it cannot bo forwarded, 
 
 INLAND I'OSTAOK, 
 
 For letters — Tender i oz 3 cents. 
 
 Under t oz (? cents. 
 
 8 cts. for every additional I ez., pre-paid by stamps. 
 
 For book packets, panii)lilets, maga/,iix\s and i.)criodicalM, not 
 exceeding three pounds in weiglit, traivsmitted by post within 
 the Island aro charged t) cents for every (luarter pound of tlieir 
 weight. Tiio Pillar Letter Boxes are cleared at 9 a.m. and 2 
 p.m., for town dehvery, everyday, (Sundays excepted) and also, 
 two hours before closing the mail by the Halifax steamer. 
 Newspapers dropped in the Pillar Letter Boxes will not be 
 delivered. 
 
 liCtters dropped in the Pillar Letter Boxes for Town, are de- 
 i livered for one cent, pre-paid by stamp ; if not pre-paid they are 
 transferred to the Dead Letter Office. 
 
 PARCEL POST. 
 
 Parcels closed at the ends and sides may bp posted at any 
 Post Office in Newfoundland for conveyance to any otlior Post 
 i Office (not Way Office), in the Island, at a rate of Posta^^o sub- 
 I ject to the following conditions : — 
 
 1 — i?o letter or letters shall bo concealed. 
 
 2 — The parcel shall not contain any explosiTe substance, j 
 glass, liquid or other matter, likely to injure the ordinary con- ^ 
 tents of the mail, under penalty of forfeiture of the parcel. j 
 
 3 — The weight of the parcel shall not exceed 3 lbs., nor the i 
 size exceed one foot in length or breadth, or six inches in I 
 thickniess^i ; 
 
 4 — Parcels must be pre-paid at the following rates : — 
 
 Under J lb ^ . 5 cents. 
 
 Over i lb. and not exceeding A lb 10 cents. 
 
 Over 5 lb. and not e:cceeding f lb. 
 
 )o cents. 
 
 And so on, adding o cents for every ^ lb., or fraction thereof. 
 
 5 — The parcel may be registered on payment of a fee of five 
 cents in addition to the postage, 
 
 C — If the name an<i address of the sender be written on the 
 parcel, it will, if delivery should fail from any cause, bo returned 
 unopened to the sender on payment; of an additional rate of 20 
 cents for the return conveyance. 
 
 7 — The parcel should have the words "by Parcel Post,'" 
 plainly written over the address. It should be well and strongly 
 put up, and be legibly addressed to tlie Po^t Office address of 
 
 the district in \ 
 is an examx)le 
 
 the intended receiver, including the name of 
 which the Post Oftlce is situated. The followiui;' 
 of tlie mode of address recommended : 
 
 ;| 
 

 , Sent hy- 
 
 
 Ti 1 10 .N low FOI NDT.AN l> A T.Af ANA( !. 
 
 4o 
 
 To- 
 
 iiv rAUc:;i, losr. 
 ■ro.st (JfTico 
 
 JUstrk't of- 
 
 District of- 
 
 I'UoiTinnouv ci-Arsrs, 
 
 No writton roTnimmicalion shiill be enclosed in any oironlar, 
 periodieal, paniphlet, book, book ])ar('el, or parcel i"or the I'arcel 
 Post; and no coinnuinication shall be written upon any circular, 
 periodical, pamphlet, book, book package, or»i)arcel. 
 
 No letter, or any writing-, or any marks to serve the purpose of 
 a letter, nhall be written upon or enclosed in any newspaper 
 l)0sted to pass as a newspaper. 
 
 Prepaid books, pamphlets and maga/Jnes, for (Jreat Britain, 
 are charged ttic following rates, when exceeding two ounces in 
 weight : 
 
 For a packet above 3 ozs. and not exceeding 4 ozs, cents. 
 
 not exceeding 8 ozs. 12 cents, 
 over 8 ozs. and not exceeding 1 lb. 24 cents. 
 And so on, adding cents for every additional 4 ozs., or fraction 
 thereof, when the packet exceeds 2 ozs. in weight. 
 
 IJooks, tratle patterns, or samples, and all printed papers, other 
 than newspapers, not exceeding hro ouncos in n-ei(jht, are for- 
 warded to the l-nited Kingdom at the reduced rate of : 
 
 For a packet not exceedidg 1 oz 2 cents. 
 
 Above 1 oz. and not exceeding 2 ozs 4 cents. 
 
 Unpaid books for the United Kingdom arc forwarded, charged 
 with double the prepaid rates of postage. 
 
 Letters for oflficers serving in II. M. service abroad, are charge- 
 able with the ordinary rates of postage. 
 
 Table of Postage Bates on Letters posted in Keicfoundland for the 
 followiufi places, via Enffland : 
 
 Algeria and France, per :^ oz. ] cents. 
 
 Aleppo, Alexandretta, Jaffa, Portugal, Eliodes, Syria, Tunis, 
 Turkey, (except places specified) Spain, Varna, Canary Islands, 
 10 cents, others 18 cents per ^ oz. 
 
 Belgium, Bremen, Brunswick, Frankfort, Hamburg, Hanover, 
 Hesse, Holland, Lauenberg, lappo Detmokl, Lubeck, Luxem- 
 burg, Mecklenburg, Oldenberg, Prussia, Schaumburg, Lippe, 
 Saxony, Switzerland, via Belgium, 12 cents per -} oz. 
 
 Belgrade, 14 cents, Hcnmark, via Belgium and Faroe Islands, 
 12 cents per ^ oz. 
 
 Africa, (West coast) Alexandria, Alexandretta, via Belgium, 
 Azores, via Southampton, Beyrout, Bonny, Bucharest, Cape 
 Coast Castle, Cape-de-Yerds, Candia, Constantinople, via Bel- 
 gium and Trieste, Fgy pt, via Southampti'm, Falkland Islands, 
 Fernando Po, Gambia, Ciilu'altar, (rold Coast, Goree, Larnica, 
 Liberia, ^Madeira, Malta, Morocco, Poland, Portugal, via South- 
 ampton, Eliodes and ilus.>ia, via iielgium, Saloriica, Scutarri, 
 Sierra Leone, Smyrna, Siif'.", Tangier, Ta.Mnarii.i, Tche.^nie, Tene- 
 
 
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 I 415 
 
 rilK NKWI'OIMU.AM) .M/MAN'AC. 
 
 I dos, Tr('l)is()ti(l, Ti'ijioli, \';ir!i;i, via Jii'l/yiiun, Ihiwuitaii JshiiKls, [ 
 il vi.'i New Yoi'l', \x ciMils ])i'r -}, ()/. ' 
 
 I (lalalx.. \ i:i IJi'Iuiiini. IJ cents per '^ 07., irdiirolaiid, via Ham- . 
 ■' l)Mi';c, llifalia, .'a.'i.sy, .Muidavia, Walladiia, via Jli'lgiimi, lO centj; 
 
 per \ o.''. 
 
 (irt'iH'i', '22 rents j.ov '■ v/.. 
 
 Australia and XeNV Zcalan'!. via Hrindisi, Is ecnts, Ceylon, 2S 
 
 cunts, India, via Sonthainjtlon. :M ceiitn per •} o/.. 
 Ar;r. iitiiie T!l•Jlulll:(•,^ia .Now \'orlv', >\ cents, Ascension, llor- | 
 
 noo, !5i';i;'.il, I'ln-nns Ayre^, Cap*; of (iood Hope, < 'artiiaiJCiMia, ; 
 
 t'lnna. via, Soiitliam]>t(Mi, Ceylon fuid India, via, iJiMndisi, Conla 1 
 J J!ica, Ciiraco;!, (iaiid.'iloiipe, Cuat'MJiala, TIayli, Jltmduras, Ifon^ 
 '; Koii^r, Japan, Java, Ti;d)uan, .Mexico, Moxpiito, Mont \'ideo, 
 i Natal, Xicara'_''ue, I'anania, I'aray-iiay, Sandwich Islands, ^"cne- 
 t zuela, ')() cent-, and N'anconvei's Island, <> cent>< per A oz. 
 i Bolivia, Chili, Ecuador, I'evu, Salvador, West Coast of Soutli ' 
 i|; Anurica, 42 cents ])er \ oz. 
 
 I'er racket, via Halifax, riermnda. United States, Dominion j 
 
 of Canada, Prince Mdwavd Iblaud, cents, and \Ve«t Indies, 10 
 \ cents per I oz. 
 
 liulcft of Rutin;/ Letters h;/ BritJrJi Pachet. 
 
 I'or tile Cnited Kind(mi, West Indies, Dominion of Canada, 
 r, E. Island, and I'nited States, undca* { oz. one rate ; under 1 
 
 ! oz. two rales ; nnL-r \\ oz. three rates, and so on, adding one 
 
 ) rate fo,r every i oz. 
 
 I>(itters pc.sted in Xewfo'.indla.nd for delivery at an}' place 
 
 , v.'ilhin the Island, are cluir^^d :! cents fur every ^ oz., if pre- 
 paid, and f) eenis unpaid. 
 
 liy the Act 2^ \ic,, Chap. 2. all letters sent from this Colony, 
 
 I and all local letters depo-ited in any I'ost Oilico in this Coloi'iy 
 
 i for d<div(M'y or transmission v/ithin it, shall bo i)re-paid by 
 
 j siiun^is, or otherwise such letters shall be chargeable with 
 
 j double postau;c to the receiver. 
 
 I J'arlies di-sirous of veTidiivj^ Newfoundland postage stamps, 
 
 ! will be allowed u comnAif);sio!i of live per eeut. StiMups, in all 
 
 I cases, to be paid for in advance. 
 
 KKfilSTR.VTTON. 
 
 Any Letters found to contain Coin, as well as having the 
 word " Itegistereil"' written upon tluMii, which may be posted in I 
 Newfoundland, will be tcrwarded charged witlicT, double regis- \ 
 \ tration fee. 
 
 !\;o:>-KY oitm'^R niJA?;cn. 
 Thomas S. Dwycr, Superintendent. 
 
 Otru'O liours — I'Vom l> .a.m., tn 4 p.m. 
 INfoney Orders are now interchanged with tlio [^nited King- 
 ;!{ dom, J)ominiv>n of ('anada, and P. V.. I-laud, at the following 
 ! rates of conimissioTi : — 
 
 j IScdlc for Vnti.d Kiihjdoui — f irders up to .C2 stg., Is, stg. ; from 
 ; £2, up to X"o, 2s: : from £•"). up to 17, ."-s. ; from £T, up to i'lO, 4s. 
 ( Sc<ih' for thv i'rii rill CCS — Orders v\\) to £0, Is. ; from £0, to £10, * 
 
 
 prr 
 
 !l! 
 
^ 
 
 - V I ' J-i". ' 
 
 r>V^ <.Mfiy;W.»«- ■ — »^. .... 
 
 •••^^t*- •t^. • 
 
 
 'J'JIK M;\VJ()r.\l)l,AM( AI.MAWC. 4; , 
 
 II 
 
 «ii 
 
 L's. ; from flO to ilo, .-{s. ; :mil from fl.') to C-'o, 4. No winplo ! 
 order can ho ^HUitcd lor iiu'ro tluiii i'l'O. \o luiU'-peiu-t' to be 
 iutrdcliict'd ill the oi'd^Ts. 
 
 l{iisiiii'>s of Money Order O.la'e <.'!oio.s ouo li(<ur bei'uro clD^sinj^ i 
 thc-Miiil.s by Ihu ILdilax .Steamer. i 
 
 HVSTKM. 
 
 1 — Money Orders am m:ido out in f(»rin3 miitplied for the iwc \\\ 
 
 of (lie ]\b)ney Ordi-r Oilices. ' 
 
 'J — rersuns apply in «• for Money < Orders nro veeonimended to 
 
 use printed ** Ai»plieation )'"onns," jtrinled I'oi' that i)Ui'pose. 
 i^ — I'hji'o of payment of a IMoiiey Ordm' may bo chunked in 
 
 acronhmee with instructions ]»i'ovidod therefor. | 
 
 4 — Alteration of paye's name may he ei'l'eeted, by i.s.sue of a j 
 now order and paym<'nl oi eommiv^icjii thereon. 
 
 /) — Ajiplieauts for Afoney Orders ai'i> cxiiechtd to ol)S(n've due 1 
 ear«> in (Ik^ (>xamina(ioji of the same, relative to lillin.ijf and 
 stampiiiu'; (lefict in Orders when i)rescnled for ])ayment may j 
 canse dillieulty and delay, for whieli the payiu^^- olUec ia not to ; 
 be held accountable. I 
 
 (5 — Postmasters should l)e parliful.irly careful to obtain from i 
 the person who ]n'i'se!^.t.s a 3h)iun' OriU'r, whether the riijclitful | 
 owner or not, full information as to the ciirisiian name,.surnam(», i 
 and address (;f th(> party who ori^'inaJly oblaincd it, unless sucii | 
 l)ariy bo a llrm, when the iianu' of tiio lirm will sutlu'e. 77ic \ 
 onhj e.rci'pfiuii to ////>; rule is — V\'hen an Order is presented throiiii:h I 
 the J5ank, in which case it will sullicu that, the Order, being |j 
 properly signed, be also ei'ossod wilh tlie iJa.nker's name. j 
 
 7 — As however, of/cr oncv ji'iyini/ o Moifi/ Ordor, hii irhoinf^orrov j! 
 prrsnvff'd, the Ojficc vill nol be liuuU' to h\i>j farther ciaiDi, the l)ublic i 
 are strictly cautioned, — j 
 
 1st — To lake all means to jn'ovcnt the loss of the ^iloney | 
 Order. j 
 
 2nd — To 1)0 careful on iakin.^ out an Order, to st:ite cor- i 
 rectly the christian as well as the surname of the ; 
 person in whose fa\or it is to he drawn. | 
 
 3rd — To see that the name of the licrson takin.u: out the i 
 JNIoney Order is correctly knowji to the person in >' 
 whose favour it is drawn, j 
 
 8 — Payment of a Ttlouey Order must he obtained h(>fore the ' 
 end of the sixth cale^ular month after that in wliieii it was ;] 
 issued, otherwise a new Order will l)e necessary, for w!iii;h a sec- <!' 
 ond conmiission will he char<:>-ed ; and it the order be not ]»aid ; 
 belmv^ the twelfth calendar month nfler that in wliieli it was | 
 i,-<sue<l. all claims to the monev vill be lost. ! 
 
 Neglect of the forc.u-oin,t>- instnu-* ions will visi: fhe loss of the '. 
 money, besides leading to d.-lay .rod tx-uiole iti o!>t.d-iing | 
 pay ir. cut. > !|' 
 
 The Money Order Olfices, are ■ --rio-iry.'i.l'osi Oil',,- . SI. Jehn's; | 
 Post Otlices at JJay Jiulls ll'ia.'ivissa. iirig"-, iSnr.'T^"!. Lurin, |: 
 Channel, Oarbonear, t'crry:; nd, i'ogo, (ireeri-prn.i. Harbor jji 
 
 d 
 
4M 
 
 Tin; m;\'v I'.h M'I.wi' ai-m vnac. 
 
 Brctoi), ll.ivlior (•rac*', l'l;u'(M)ti;i, Tivpns8oy, Trinity, Twll 
 
 lii»giit<'. 
 
 J).— Postniaslors slioiiM roconiiiiorHl tlip use of Monoy Orders , 
 for tlio transmisHion of nioiu-y, in inofcrenci! to Much truusini.s. 
 Hion otlierwi-ii'. 
 
 I 
 
 Sugfg^ostions to tlio Public. 
 
 Facility will he jj^iven to tho PostOlfipein tho dischnr^e of 
 its daily duties, and /Lfrcatvr sccuriiy alTord<^d to tho I'ubHc, by 
 careful attejition lo IJje followinj^ reeommendalioris . — 
 
 Tost all fietters and NCwspaixTs, i^ic, a.s early im iiracticable, 
 especially when sent in large nuinboi's. 
 
 When a number of Ne\v\spa])er.s an; addressed to tlio same 
 office, put them up in one parcel. 
 
 When a number of cinnilar.s are posted, tie them up in a 
 bundle, with tli(! addressees all in one diroi-tion. 
 
 Address letters, pa])ers, &e., in a li>j;fil»le and complete man- 
 ner, always givin;:: tlie name of the I'ost Otlice and if there be 
 more than one Tost Oiliee of tliat name, the nam.' of the district 
 in which situat«Ml. In cast; of letters ii;o'n\'^ abroad, the nanu' of 
 the country, as well as of the town and city, should be given in 
 full. Letters, for example, intended for iioridon, ICngland, if 
 simply addressed " iiOndon," would be forwarded to J^ondon, 
 Canada West, and thus be delayed. 
 
 Letters, Papers or Parcels for Otitports should have tho name 
 of the IJistrict, the Post or Way Otlice, distinctly written as part 
 of the address, lor instance, JiCttiU's for J>onne Jiay, French 
 Shore, are sometimes sent to IJonne Pay, Fortune Pay District, 
 being simply directed JionnePay — there are several settlements 
 named Broad Cove, Jjittlo Pay, I'higlish Harbor, Blackhead, 
 Balline, Capliu (Jove, Peer Island, Flat Islands, Fortune, Fox 
 Cove, Freahwator, Island Cove, Long Harbor, JJurgeo, New Har- 
 bor, Salmon Cove, Seal Cove, Ship Cove, and unless prop(>rly 
 directed, are liable to go to wrong office for delivery. The loss 
 and inconvenience arising from imperfect directions, is caused 
 by the carelessness of tlic sender, and no blame can attach to 
 the Post Office— other places besides those nann-d, have settle- 
 ments with corresponding appellation, hence the necessity of 
 being particular in addressing all letters, &c. 
 
 See that every letter, newspaper, or other packet sent by 
 post, is securely folded and sealed. Every such i)acket has to 
 be several times handled ; and even when in the mail bag, is 
 exposed to pressure and friction. Unless, therefore, tho article 
 be light and pliant, it should be enclosed in strong paper, linen, 
 parchment, or some other material which will not readily tear 
 or break. 
 
 Fasten the covers of newspapers firmly, so as to prevent them 
 from slipping out. 
 
 When dropping a letter or newspaper into a letter-box. always 
 see that the packet falls into the box, and does not stick in its 
 passage. 
 
 Never seal lett<>rs for the East and West Indies and other hot j 
 
 ! 
 
~*.i-^.>»«Aa ■ 
 
 TllK NKWFDLMJLAM) ALJIANAC 
 
 4U 
 
 or II 
 
 ill 
 
 climalcs, with wax. Such a pnu-tisc is :ittt'ii(h>(l with much iii- 
 (•(HiVf'iiii'iicc, ;iii<H rrt'(|ii('iitly with sorious injury, in roiisctiiu'iico 
 of the incltiii^^ of tlu^ wax, and tho adlu'sion of thd 'cttcr.s to 
 each otliiT. In all snch cases uso walfcrs or 4^n\u, and adri^'C 
 your correspondents in (lie cuiiiitry roVerred to, to do th^ .sauie. 
 
 Ncv(?r sciid money or other art^cU's of value through the I'ost 
 Onico, ('.\ce])t L'itherl'y means of a money order, or in a registered 
 letter. " Any person who sends money or jewellery in an un- 
 re;jfisterod li;tter, nut uidy runs a risk of losin;^ his property, 
 but exposes to temptation every oiu) througli wliose hands his 
 letter i)asse.s, and may he the means of ultimately brinj,Mng 
 some clerk or letter carrier to moral ruin," Carefully secure 
 every letter gv jiacket contaiiiin^ money or value, first with ^aim 
 and afterwards with i-^ouU !»calin^'-wax, on whicluiiark the clear 
 impression of the seal. 
 
 On postiii};- a rejyistored letter or paeket, always obtain a re- 
 ceipt for thtf same at the ottice where posted. 
 
 When letter?! or pajn^rH are delayed or missinpf, at once com- 
 municate the fact to the Postmaster of the division in>whieh is 
 situated th(^ Tost Oilive at which the delay or missing; letters 
 were posted. In cas(V(jf a missinj^' letter enclose vainr, state the 
 exact contcMits, tin; exact address, and the oiliee at whiieh posted ; 
 the name of the jx'rson by whom posted, and the name of the 
 j)c: -n by whom received at the ofliee. In the ease of a delayed 
 letter or paper, send the cover or wrapper in an entire state, in 
 order that the place of delay luay bo ascertained by au .exami- 
 nation of the post marks. 
 
 Trouble and loss occasionally arise out of the carelessness or 
 dishonesty of parties employed in (ho Post Office serVive ; yet 
 instances are not wanting in which it hay been shown to the 
 satisfaction even of the complainants, that the fault at first at- 
 tributed to the Post Offtce, in truth rested in other quarters. — 
 Theft l)y private hands, although very difficult of proof, have 
 not nnfreciuently'been brought to light; and it is greatly to be 
 desired that those who suffer loss should, iti the first instance, 
 and while the circumstances are fresh, endeavor tOfascertaJn 
 with the utmost precision all parti(;ulars respecting the ties- 
 patch or receipt of the lost letters or papca.'s, and lose no time 
 in comnuinicating this information to the Postmaster. Indeed, 
 genorally speaking, it is only by carei'ui inquiry into minute 
 details that the offender can be Uettected, wliethor lie be a sex'- 
 vant of a Department or not. 
 
 The Post Oluce is a department wliich admits of constant im- 
 provement and expansion. The public, by sending to the Post- 
 master General, clear and correct information respecting faulty 
 arrangements, may niaterialiy benelit the service. It must be 
 remembered, liowever, that chancres in machinery so extensive 
 and intricate as that of the Post Oiliee, must be made cautiously 
 and with much previous consideration. 
 
 Time is generally reijuired to carry out any material change 
 ii. postal arrangements ; for even when decided upon, .old con- 
 .tra.-ts, reiiuiring notice of termination, may have to bn igot rid 
 
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 of, and tenders of new contracty invited by public advertise- 
 ments, before the decision can take effect. 
 
 New Post Offices are established by the Department wherever 
 it la ascertained that a sulficient miiuber of inhabitants can 
 be accommodated, and a sufficient amount of postal revenue 
 collected to warrant such a measure. AVhen a new Post Office 
 is required, a jjetition should be addressed to the Postmaster 
 General, signed by as many of tlie inhabitants as can conveni- 
 ently subscribe the same. The petition should state the name 
 of the settlement and district in which it is desired the office 
 should be established ; tlie distance from the neighboring: 
 offices ; whether at the sight of the proposed Post Office there is 
 a village ; the number of mills, stores, taverns, and houses 
 thereat ; the extent of the settlement to be served and the 
 probable cost of *^he mail ; together with any other facts which 
 may form any grc.vaid for the accommodation applied for. 
 
 Post Of&co Directory for XTewfouzidlaaid, 
 
 CONTAINIXO 
 
 An Alphabetical List of the Toivns, Villages and Settlements in the 
 Colony f with the Post Towns anil Way Offices, 
 
 POST TOWNS— those marked thus * are Money Order Offic3s. 
 
 NAME OF OFFICE. 
 
 DISTBICT, 
 
 NAME OP OFFICEE. 
 
 *Brigus 
 
 *Bonavistq, 
 
 •Burin 
 
 •Burgeo 
 
 *Bay Bulls 
 
 *Carbonear 
 
 •Fogo 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 *Greenspond 
 
 *Harbor Grace 
 
 •Harbor Breton 
 
 Little Placentia 
 
 *Placentia 
 
 •Twillingato 
 
 •Trinity 
 
 New Perlican 
 
 La Poile 
 
 •Channel 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Burin 
 
 Burgeo and La Poile 
 
 Ferry iund 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Fogo and Twillingato 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 IMacentia aiul St. Mary's 
 
 Fogo and Twillingato 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and La Poile 
 
 Burgoo and Jia Poilo 
 
 Mrs, Stantaford 
 John Lawrence 
 Thomas Winter 
 F. A. Parsons 
 H. J. Williams 
 Nicholas Nicholle 
 James Fitzgerald 
 John Morry 
 William Lang 
 Andrew Drysdale 
 Thomas Birkett 
 Alexander Burke 
 Mrs. II. Bradshaw 
 Joseph J. Pierce 
 Anne Cross 
 Francis Howell 
 Francis Head 
 N. J. Smith 
 
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THE ^^E^VFOUNI)LAND ALMANAU. 
 
 61 
 
 "Way Ofilces- 
 
 NAME OF OFFICE. 
 
 Bay I^oborts 
 
 ]J]ack Iload 
 
 IJay-de-Verds 
 
 Oatalina 
 
 Oats Cove 
 
 Oonio by Chanee 
 
 English Harbor 
 
 Fortune 
 
 Freshwater 
 
 Grand Bank 
 
 Garnish 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 Hermitage 
 
 Hants Harbor 
 
 Holyrood 
 
 Island Cove 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Lanialine 
 
 La Manche 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 Odorin 
 
 Old Perlican 
 
 Paradise 
 
 Port-de-Grave 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 Eandom 
 
 Salmonier, North 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Topsail 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 "Western Bay 
 
 Salvage 
 
 St. Lawrence 
 
 Rose Blanche 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 Exjjloits 
 
 Grates Cove 
 
 Georges Bay 
 
 Bay of Islands 
 
 Brooklyn \ 
 
 (Goose Bay) f 
 
 Spaniard's Bay 
 
 Boone Bav 
 
 Hearts Content 
 
 Si-illy Cove 
 
 Herring Neck 
 
 DISTRICT. 
 
 Port-de-Gravo 
 ]?ay-de-Verds 
 ]iav-dc-Verds 
 jTrinity 
 lllarbor Main 
 iPlacentia Bay 
 JFortune Bay 
 Burin 
 
 Jionavista Bay 
 Burin 
 Burin 
 
 Harbor Main 
 Fortune Bay 
 Trinity 
 Harbor ISFain 
 Harbor Grace 
 Bonavista 
 Burin 
 
 H. J. Iladdon 
 J. Pritchctt 
 Jonathan Hickman 
 George Snelgrove 
 Mrs. Ezekiel 
 M. Frances 
 Mary Hussen 
 Jolin A'eitch 
 .John Crane 
 Patrick Murpliy 
 James Pittnian 
 Placentia and St. Mary'siT. J. Kingwell 
 Trinity Thomas Newhook 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's James Murphy 
 Trinity William Christain 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's Patrick Healy 
 Port-de-Grave iNIatthew O'Rielly 
 
 St. John's East 
 Trinity Bay 
 
 St. Mary's and Placentia 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 Harbor Main 
 St. Mary's j 
 
 {Bay-de-Verds 
 
 1 *" 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 'Burin ! 
 
 jBurgeo and La Poile j 
 iFogo and Twillingate 
 jFogo.and Twillingate 
 
 IFogo and Twillingate 
 JBay-de-Verds 
 iFrench Shore, West 
 jFrench Shore, "W^est 
 
 jBonavista 
 
 iHarbor Grace 
 
 -French Shore, West 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Margaret Dooley 
 J. Tilley 
 Matthew Carew 
 Patrick W^alsh 
 James Moise 
 Elizabeth Devereux 
 Pierce Hanrahan 
 Thomas Oldford 
 Hugh Vavasor 
 P. Sorsoliel 
 L. N. Gill 
 F. A. Thomas 
 Thomas Winscr 
 jW^m. Mead us 
 ijoseph LeGrande 
 jWm. Pettipass 
 
 I). Stares 
 
 William Earlc 
 J. P.. Roberts 
 George Moore 
 James Hiscock 
 Kohcrt Lewis 
 
 WAY OrriCE KEEPER. M 
 
 Eliza INFoore 
 J. C. IMoors 
 Charles Blundon 
 S. Jeans 
 Thomas O'Brien 
 t\.. Blackadar 
 
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 52' 
 
 THE IsEWFOl'NDLAXI) AE^IANAU. 
 
 1 NAME or* orncK. 
 
 Burnt Island 
 f Tooseberi'y IslVL 
 Fortune Harbor 
 Fermeuse 
 Ijower IhW Covo 
 
 DISTRICT. 
 
 Burgoo and La roile 
 
 Jionivvista 
 
 Twillingato 
 
 Forryland- 
 
 Bav-de-Verds 
 
 WAY OFFICK KKKI'ICn. 
 
 Little liay Islands Twillingatc 
 
 Push through 
 I'etty Harbor 
 Torbay 
 Cupids 
 
 Fortune liay 
 St. John 8 
 St... John's 
 Brigns 
 
 ftco. Tweedlo 
 Thomas Harris 
 H. M. Hamilton 
 Ann (lolletfc' 
 (JiL'O. Cooper 
 .Folin C:inii)bell 
 Henry Camj) 
 .laeob Bishop 
 .lohn Mc(juire 
 W. K. L(Klrow 
 
 Alplialsetical List of To'wns, Villages and 
 
 Sottlenients. 
 
 NAME OF PLACES, 
 
 Adam's Cove 
 
 Amherst Cove, (Uj»'r) 
 
 Amherst Cove, (Lo'r) 
 
 Apsey Cove 
 
 Aquafortc 
 
 Admiral's €/ove 
 
 Angel's Cove 
 
 Arnold's Core 
 
 Ann's Cove 
 
 Belle Isle 
 
 Balline 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Broad Cove 
 
 Bacon Cove 
 
 JUirnt Head, (Cupids) 
 
 liroad Cove 
 
 Bull Cove 
 
 Blow-me-Down 
 
 Bareneed 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Ih'yant's Cove 
 
 Bishop's Cove 
 
 IV^acliy Cove 
 
 ]{l(nv-me-I>own 
 
 Broad Cove, (No. S.) 
 
 Blackhead 
 
 Bay-de-Yerds 
 
 lUuioy lirook 
 
 Bird island Cove 
 
 Birchey ( 'Ovo 
 
 liarrow Harbor 
 
 Back Harbor 
 
 Broom ('lose 
 
 DISTKICTS. 
 
 POST TOWNS. 
 
 Bay-de-Yerd3 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 St. Mary's and Placcntia 
 do do 
 
 do * do 
 do do 
 
 St. John's East 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's West 
 Harbor Main 
 
 do. 
 Brigus 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Harbor Ciracc 
 do 
 do 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Trinity 
 Bonavis(;a 
 
 do 
 Fogo and Twilling^alc 
 Triiiitv 
 
 Carbonear 
 Trinity 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 
 Ferrvland' 
 St. .Mary's 
 riacentifu- 
 Little Placentia 
 Great I'lacentia 
 Portugal Cove 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's 
 Harbor Main 
 BriguH 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Harbor r«racc 
 do 
 do 
 Carbonear 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 lionavista 
 do 
 do 
 Twilliiigate 
 Ti'iiiitv 
 
r 
 
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 Till-] NEWrorXDLAXJ) AUIANAO. 
 
 i),i 
 
 NAMK OF rf.ACKS. 
 
 li: 
 
 Bloody Bay 
 Bonavistft 
 Bi'agjE^'s Island 
 
 :( 7 
 
 
 lUinit Island 
 
 lionnott's Island 
 
 Bayly's Cove 
 
 ]}ornioth Island 
 
 Bloody Arm 
 
 Beaver Cove 
 
 Bard Islands 
 
 Blackhead Cove 
 
 Black Island 
 
 Burnt Bay 
 1; l^irchy Bay 
 '" Bets Cove 
 
 Bay Bulls 
 
 Burnt Cove 
 
 Balline (Soutli) 
 
 Brigus (Soutli) 
 
 Biscay Bay 
 
 liarisway 
 
 Beckford C. Shore 
 
 Branch 
 n-deanx 
 
 i" 'v Kivor 
 , ""' n Island 
 
 iiett's Hole 
 
 ]kirgeo 
 
 Bona 
 
 liurnt Islands 
 
 Bane Ilarbci* 
 
 lieau Bois 
 
 Burin 
 
 Brunet Island' 
 
 Bay de luist 
 
 Bay de Xorth 
 
 Hock Side Cove 
 
 British Harbor 
 
 [! Black Buck Cove 
 
 ||j Bonn's Dear Cove 
 
 Broad Cove 
 r Barrow 
 I Belloram 
 I' Blue Pinion 
 • Bav L' Argent 
 ; ]3all ]iay 
 I' Banburgh's Cove 
 j; liuxv 
 ij: Bhuichctt 
 ■ ]]ay de J /can 
 
 1>IST1U('TS. 
 
 Bonavista 
 do 
 do 
 cHo 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Foefo 
 do 
 do 
 &j 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Ferryland 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Placentia and 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Placentia and St.. Mary's 
 Placentia 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Burin 
 
 do 
 Fortune Bay 
 do 
 do 
 Trinity 
 do"^ 
 do 
 do 
 I do 
 
 iFortune Bay 
 
 i do 
 
 I do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 ' do 
 
 POST TOWNS. 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 r'(\go 
 
 Tilt Cove 
 Fogo 
 do 
 
 Exploits 
 do 
 do 
 F'ogo 
 Bav Bulls 
 " do 
 do 
 Ferryland 
 St.. Mfsry's Tre j)assey 
 |St. ]S[ary-s 
 Placentia 
 
 do 
 
 Little Placentia 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Great Placentia 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Burin 
 
 do 
 Harbor Breton 
 English Harbor 
 
 do 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 English Harbor 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Harbor Breton 
 do 
 do 
 
 
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 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AI.MANAO. 
 
 NAMK OP I'LACKS. 
 
 Brimball's Head 
 Bonne Bny 
 
 liriinbairsStoroITc 
 Biirgfoo (Upper) 
 Burjjfoo 
 
 Burj^oo (Lo-\vor) 
 Bi zils 
 
 Baker's Tieklo 
 Burnt Islands 
 Brent's Cove 
 liede Cove 
 ]iear Cove 
 (Jape Spear 
 Clianil)er]ain 
 Chapel's Cove 
 Cats Cove 
 Cow Head 
 Colliers 
 Cupids 
 Caplin Cove 
 Clark's Beach 
 Centre Harbor 
 Coosh 
 
 Colev's Point 
 Carbone;n* 
 Cloun's (JovG 
 Caplin Covo 
 Chapel Arm 
 Chance Cova 
 Cat Covo 
 Cuckold's Cove 
 Catalina 
 Careless Harbor 
 Castle Cove 
 Cottrcll's Island 
 Cobbler's Island 
 Cape Island 
 Cape Freela 
 Cat Harbor 
 Can Island 
 Cape Fogo 
 Change Islands 
 Caplin Cove 
 Caplin Bay 
 Cape Broyle 
 Cape Race 
 Cnpe=Pine 
 Colinet 
 Cape Dog 
 Cnslett 
 
 KS. 
 
 DisTincr. 
 
 
 I'OST TOWN'S. 
 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 oiise 
 
 lia Poile 
 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Plaeentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Fiittle Plaeentia 
 
 
 La Poile 
 
 
 liurgeo 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Hose Blanche 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 St. Jolm's East 
 
 
 St. John's 
 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Fogo and Twilli 
 
 ngate 
 
 T Willi ngatc 
 
 
 Harbor ]S[ain 
 
 
 Brigus 
 
 
 Brigus 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Hrigus 
 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 
 Bay-de-Yerds 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 • do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Bon a vista 
 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 . 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Fogo 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Fogo 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 <]o 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Tilt Covo 
 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 
 Ferrvland 
 
 
 do 
 
 
 Bay Bulls 
 
 
 St. Mary's and Plaeentia 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 
 do 
 
 (]o 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 St. :Mary"s 
 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do' 
 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Great Plaeentia 
 
 
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 Till:: .NKWl'OLIxNJJLA.NJ) ALMANAC. 
 
 Oi) 
 
 NAMK OF I'LACKS. 
 
 Clattice Ilaj'bor 
 Oorbiu 
 Coim 
 
 Oiuque fterf 
 Ooruon 
 Con Harbor 
 Oorbon 
 Oooinb's Cove 
 Canimigre Bay 
 Cul de Sae 
 Cape La Have 
 Coppett 
 Cotteau 
 Channel 
 
 Dock port de C«j*aye 
 Dock Point 
 Daniel's Cove 
 Dildo Cove 
 Deer Island 
 Dead Mnn's Bay 
 Doting Cove 
 Dog Bay 
 Distress 
 Dog Harbor 
 Davis's Oovo 
 Duricile 
 Dawson's Cove 
 Despair Bay 
 Doctor's Harbor 
 Dragon Bay , 
 Deer Island 
 English Harbor 
 Exploits, Burnt Island 
 English Harbor 
 English Harbor, I 
 near Belloram f 
 Eastern Point 
 Flat Hock, Torbay 
 Freshwater 
 Fox Trap 
 Freshvater 
 Fox Harbor 
 Friday's Cove 
 Fool's Island 
 Freshwater Bay 
 Flat Island 
 Flower Island 
 Fair Island 
 Fogo liar, and Island 
 Fortune Harbor 
 
 DISnilCT. 
 
 rosr TOWNS. 
 
 jSt. ^Mary's and Placentia Great Placentia 
 
 iBurin 
 
 IFortuno Bay 
 
 JLa Poilc 
 
 ! do 
 
 I do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 JBurgeo and La Poilo 
 Brigus 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 Trinity 
 
 do 
 Bunavista 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 J^>urin 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 Kose lilanche 
 English Harbor 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Burgoo 
 
 do 
 Channel 
 Brigus 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 Carbonear 
 Harbor Grace 
 Greenspoud 
 do 
 do 
 Twillingate 
 
 Placentia and St Mary's Placentia 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 do 
 do 
 Burgeo and La Poile 
 
 do do 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate Exploits 
 Fortune B:iy 
 
 do 
 
 Little Placentia 
 i do 
 
 IBurin 
 
 'Harbor Breton 
 i do 
 
 jEnglish Harbor 
 jllarbor Breton 
 'Burgeo 
 Trinity 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 St. John's East 
 
 do do 
 
 Harbor Main 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 Bonavista 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 do do 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 English Harbor 
 
 La Poile 
 St. John's 
 
 do 
 
 do Topsail 
 Carbonear 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 Greenspond 
 Bonavista 
 Greenspond 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 Exploits 
 
 
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 Till', M:\\ I'OINDLAM) AL.NJAXAC. 
 
 IIJ.\MK OF PLACES. 
 
 DISTRICTS. 
 
 I'OST TOWNS. 
 
 Flurry's Bito 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 I'^xploits 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Fermt'iise 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Fox Harbor 
 
 Plaeentia anvJ St 
 
 Mary's 
 
 liittlo Plaeentia 
 
 First Ik-aeh&Fresh'tr 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Ch'cat Plaeentia 
 
 Flat Island 
 
 Pjurin 
 
 
 do 
 
 Fox Cove 
 
 ^\yi 
 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Forii 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 Furby's Cove 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Fox Island IJarlwa' 
 
 do 
 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Francois 
 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 
 Burin 
 
 Frenchman's Covo 
 
 liurin 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gullies (Upper) 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 
 Topsail 
 
 Gullies (Lower) 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gasters 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gullies and Goulds 
 
 ]3rigus 
 
 
 Brigus 
 
 Grate's Cove 
 
 Jiay-de-Verds 
 
 
 Carboueax* 
 
 Green Harbor 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Gooseberry Covo 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Ganny Cove 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Green Bay 
 
 do 
 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Green Island Cove 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gooseberry Island 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 
 Bonavjsta 
 
 Greenspond & Tickle 
 
 do 
 
 
 Greenspond 
 
 Grant's Island 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gander Bay 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 Fogo 
 
 Grapes Covo 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Goulds (13ay Bulls) 
 
 St. John's West 
 
 
 St. John's 
 
 Gaskier 
 
 St. Mary's and Plaeentia 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 Gull Covo 
 
 Plaeentia and St 
 
 . Mary's 
 
 Plaeentia, 
 
 Golden Bay 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 C3ooseberry 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 G randy's Point 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Gallows Ilarboi' 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Great Plaeentia 
 
 Golds Cove 
 
 Bwiu 
 
 
 Burin 
 
 Grand Bank 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Grand Beach 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Garnish 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 
 do 
 
 Grand John 
 
 do 
 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 Grant's Cove 
 
 de 
 
 
 do 
 
 Great Harbor 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Grole 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gripe Island 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Gaultois 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Great Jervois 
 
 do 
 
 
 do 
 
 Grandy's Brook 
 
 do 
 
 
 Burgeo 
 
 Gana 
 
 Burgoo and LaPoile 
 
 La Poile 
 
 Gull Island 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 Twillingate 
 
 Horse Cove 
 
 Conception Bay 
 
 
 l*ortugal Cove 
 

 VV S' .!-. '— V T' ^ J-W 
 
 TIIK NEWFOUNDLAND ALMANAO. 
 
 iU 
 
 XAMK OF PLACnCS. 
 
 DLSTUICTS. 
 
 ITolyrood, Nor. & S'tli 
 Harbor Main 
 I Halls Town 
 IlibbsIIolo 
 Harbor (Irace 
 H ant's Harbor 
 Heart's Disease 
 Heart's Delight 
 Heart's Content 
 Heart's Ease 
 Hare Bay 
 Harbor Island 
 Herring Neck 
 Hall's Bay 
 Holy rood, pond 
 Harry Cove 
 Harbor Bulfett 
 Hay Stack 
 Harbor Mille 
 Hare Harbor 
 Harbor Breton 
 Hermitage Cove 
 Harry's Cove 
 Harbor Galley 
 Hatter's Point 
 Harbor Le Cou 
 Hiscocks Point 
 Island Cove • 
 Island Cove (Lo-^er) 
 Island Cove 
 Ireland's Eye 
 Indian Arm 
 Indian Bay 
 Indian Islands 
 Indian C-ove 
 Isle of Valeu 
 Isle of Glue 
 Isle de Mort 
 Juniper Stump 
 Juggler's Cove 
 Jobs Covo 
 Joe Bati's Ami 
 Jackson's Arm 
 John's Pond 
 Jigging Hole 
 Jean de Bay 
 Jack Fountain 
 Jersey Harbor 
 Kelligrews 
 Kerley's Harbor 
 
 Harbor ^lain 
 
 do 
 Port-de-Gravo 
 
 do 
 Harbor (Jraco 
 Trinity 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 POST TOWNS. 
 
 St. John's 
 Harbor Main 
 Brigus 
 
 do 
 Harbor Grace 
 Carbonear 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 do 
 Twillingate 
 
 do 
 
 St. Mary's and Placentia St. Mary's 
 do do Salmonier 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Burgco and La Poile 
 do do 
 
 do do. 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 Bay-de-^'erd6J 
 Trinity 
 
 do 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 do do 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 Fortune Bay 
 Burgeo and LaPoile 
 Port-de-Grave 
 Harbor Grace 
 JJay-de-Verds 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 do do 
 St. Mary's and Placentia St. Mary's 
 Trinity " JTrinity 
 
 Salmonier 
 Little Placentia 
 
 do 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Burgeo 
 Hose Blanche 
 
 do 
 Harbor Grace 
 Carbonear 
 
 do 
 Trinity 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 Fogo 
 Exploits 
 Great Placentia 
 English Harbor 
 Rose Blanche 
 Brigus 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 Carbonear 
 Fogo 
 Nippers Harbor 
 
 Buriu 
 Fortune Bay 
 do ° 
 Conception Bay 
 Trinity 
 
 Burin 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 St. John's, Topsail 
 Trinity 
 
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 TllK Ni:VV]'(>UM)LANJ) Ali.MANAU. 
 
 NAME OF PLACES. 
 
 Knight's Cove 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 Keel'8 
 
 King's Cove 
 
 King's Harbor 
 
 Logy Bay 
 
 Long Pond 
 
 Lance Cove 
 
 Long Beach 
 
 Lower Small Point 
 
 Low Point 
 
 Lance Cove 
 
 Lower Amherst Cove 
 
 Lion's Den 
 
 Loon Bay 
 
 Leading Tickle 
 
 Little liay Island 
 
 Little Island 
 
 Little Salmonier 
 
 Lear's Cove 
 
 Little Placentia 
 
 LaManche 
 
 Little Harbor 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Lawn 
 
 Laraaline 
 
 Lounge de Serf 
 
 Lobster Cove 
 
 Lolly Cove 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Little Bay 
 
 Lambell's Passage 
 
 Little River 
 
 Little Bay — LaPoile 
 
 LaPoile 
 
 LaPlante 
 
 Maddox Cove 
 
 Middle Bight 
 
 Manuel's 
 
 Middle Arm 
 
 Middle Cove 
 
 Mercer's Cove 
 
 Mosquito 
 
 Marshall's Folly 
 
 Mulley's Cove 
 
 Muddy Bole 
 
 Merriott's Harbor 
 
 Moroton's Harbor 
 
 Mausc Point 
 
 Mobile 
 
 DISTRICTS. 
 
 Trinity 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 Fogo and Twillingatc 
 Hurgeo and Jjai'uilo 
 St, .Tohn's Fast 
 Harbor Main 
 
 do 
 I'ort-dc-Cravo 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 , do 
 Trinity 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo and Twillingatc 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 St. Mary's 
 
 do 
 Placentia and St. Mary" 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Burin 
 do 
 do 
 Fortune Bay 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 do 
 Bnrgco and LaPoile 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 St. John's West 
 Harbor Main 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's East 
 Harbor Grace 
 Cavbonear 
 Bay-dc-Verds 
 
 do 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Fcrryland 
 
 rOST TOWNS. 
 
 Trinity 
 King's Cove 
 
 \\o 
 Tilt Cove 
 La Poile 
 St. Joliii's 
 
 do Topsail 
 do do 
 
 Brigus 
 Carbonear 
 do 
 do 
 
 Bonavista 
 logo 
 lOxploits 
 
 do 
 
 Nippers Harbor 
 St. Mary's 
 Salmonier 
 s Great Placentia 
 Little I*lacentia 
 do 
 do 
 Burin 
 
 do 
 Lamaline 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 English Harbor 
 
 do 
 
 Nippers Harbor 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 La Poile 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's 
 Topsail 
 
 do 
 Harbor Main 
 St. John's 
 Harbor Grace 
 Carbonear 
 do 
 do 
 Fogo 
 
 Twilhngato 
 do 
 do 
 Bay Bulls 
 
 
d 
 
 xrxr «i " re£»"--a- 
 
 r :2^:::iVi3crs-oect--rr 
 
 THE Ni';>VR)L'M)l.ANI) ALMANAU. 
 
 6U 
 
 NAMK OK rj.ACKS. 
 
 ^Fosquito Island 
 
 Mull J5ay 
 
 Mother Ixx's 
 
 Mickllo lIousG 
 
 ^Fuzzlo roud 
 
 ISrarguiso 
 
 Muzzle Harbor 
 
 Merashecn 
 
 Mahoney's Cove 
 
 Murphy's Cove 
 
 Mortior Bay 
 
 INIolyera & Barrisway 
 
 MosG Ambrose 
 
 Miller's Passago 
 
 Mosquito 
 
 Moon's Face 
 
 Margaree 
 
 Northern Gut 
 i New Pcrlicau 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 New Bonaventuro 
 
 Norman's Oovo 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 Newell's Island 
 
 Newman's Cove 
 
 Noggin Cove 
 
 New Bay 
 
 Nimrod 
 
 Nipper's Harbor 
 
 North Harbor 
 
 North Harbor 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 New Harbor 
 
 Outer Cove 
 
 Otterbury 
 
 Ochre Pit Cove 
 
 Old Perlioan 
 I Old Shop 
 
 Old Bonaventure 
 I Open Hall 
 ' ) Oliver's Cove 
 
 Oderin 
 
 Old Man's Bay 
 
 Pass Island 
 
 Pouch Cove 
 
 Portugal Cove 
 
 Petty Harbor 
 ! Port-de-Gravc 
 
 Perry's Cove 
 
 Plato Cove 
 
 DlSTltlCTS. 
 
 I'OST TOWNS. 
 
 St. Mary's and Placontiu St 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Burin 
 do 
 Fortune Bay 
 
 do 
 Burgoo and LaPoilo 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Port-de-Gravc 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 Greenspond 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo and TwilUngate 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 St. Mary's and Placentia 
 
 do do 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 Burgeo and La Poile 
 St. John's East 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 do 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 Bonavista 
 Placentia and St. INFary's 
 
 do do 
 
 Burgeo and La Poile 
 Fortune Bay 
 St. John's East 
 do 
 
 do West 
 Port-de-Grave 
 Bay-de-^'erds 
 Bonavista 
 
 Mary's 
 do 
 do 
 St. John's 
 St. Mary's 
 Little I'laccntia 
 do 
 do 
 Great Placentia 
 
 do 
 Burin 
 do 
 Harbor Breton 
 
 do 
 Burgeo 
 La Poile 
 
 do 
 Brigus 
 Carboncar 
 Harbor Grace 
 Trinity 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 do 
 Greenspond 
 Bonavista 
 Fogo 
 Exploits 
 
 do 
 Nippers Harbor 
 St. Mary's 
 Little Placentia 
 Harbor Breton 
 Burgeo 
 St. John's 
 Carbonear 
 do 
 do 
 Harbor Grace 
 Trinity 
 do'' 
 Placentia 
 
 do 
 Burgeo 
 
 Harbor Breton 
 St. John's,Torba.y 
 do Por'l.Cove 
 do 
 Brigus 
 Carbonear 
 Trinity 
 
 t 
 
 B 
 
\ 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 00 THK NK\Vl()i:Xl)LAM) AI.MANAd. 
 
 
 NAMK OF I'LACKS. 
 
 hiavincTH, 
 
 rOST TOWNS. ! 
 
 ( 
 
 
 ; Pouch Covo 
 
 Bon a vista 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 
 
 1 Poor.s Is]:iiid 
 
 rireeitsnund 
 
 (jlreenspond 
 
 
 
 ! l'iiicli:ir«l'.s Island 
 
 do' 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 / Via; Island 
 
 <lo 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; Pond Urad 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 1 P(»rtt!,uai {'ove 
 
 St. Mary's and Placrntia 
 
 Trepassey 
 
 
 
 ; J'oint J/i Have 
 
 flo do 
 
 St. Marys 
 
 i 
 
 
 ■ Palri.'k's ( ^)ve 
 
 do do 
 
 (ir:nit Placentia i 
 
 i 
 
 
 i Point Vcrd 
 
 do <io 
 
 <1() 
 
 do 1 
 
 j 
 
 
 ' Placontin (Tiroat) 
 
 PKaccntia and St. 'Mary's 
 
 1 
 
 
 i r!ac(>nli:T fLilllej 
 
 <lo do 
 
 Pittlc Placcntia 
 
 
 
 Point >[all 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 J'i'(\s(|ue 
 
 do do 
 
 Great Placcntia 
 
 
 
 Paradise (Great) 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 l^avadiso (I.ittio) 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; I'aradi.sc Sound 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; Petit Ford 
 
 do ilo 
 
 do 
 
 
 ■ 
 
 ; Piekarco 
 
 FcTtuno Pay 
 
 IIarl)or Preton 
 
 
 
 i Potites 
 
 Purfj:f'o and LaPoile 
 
 Rose lilanchc 
 
 
 
 Quidi Vidi 
 
 St. .Jolin's Kant 
 
 St. .lohn'a 
 
 
 
 Kip Kap 
 
 Port-de-(Jrave 
 
 Brifjfus 
 
 
 
 lied Head Cove 
 
 Hav-de-Vorcis 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 
 
 ]{andom Sound 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity 
 
 
 
 L'ider's Harbor 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 1 Kussel's Uovc 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 Ca.^^oncar 
 
 
 
 1 liagged Harbor 
 
 iMip^o and Twillingatc 
 
 P'ojifO 
 
 
 
 1 Katrj^'ed Harbor 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Trinity- 
 
 
 
 KedCliir. Island 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 liound Harbor 
 
 l'o;j;o and Twillingato 
 
 Tilt Covo 
 
 
 
 Renews 
 
 I'V'rryland 
 
 I'Vrryland 
 
 
 
 \ Iliims Island 
 
 Placcnt.'a and St. ]\rary's 
 
 Little Placcntia 
 
 
 
 lied Island 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Kap:q:ed Islands 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 j Kushoones't Harbor 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; Red Harbor 
 
 Purin 
 
 I'urin 
 
 
 
 < Kiind's Covo 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Carbonear 
 
 
 
 i Mock Harbor 
 
 I'urin 
 
 l>urin 
 
 
 ) Peneontrc 
 
 Fortune Pay 
 
 Harbor Proton 
 
 
 
 ; Pound CoA'o 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; Kaymond Island 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 i Hound Harbor 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 1 Richards Harbor 
 
 Burf^co and LaPoilc 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; Itencontro 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 j Kanico 
 
 do do 
 
 P.urp;eo 
 
 
 
 1 Ked Island 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 ; Pock Harbor, West 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 
 
 Potto 
 
 do do 
 
 La Polio 
 
 
 
 Rose Plane]] 
 
 do do 
 
 Rose Planch e 
 
 
 
 Seals Cove 
 
 Harbor Main 
 
 St. .John's, Topsail ; 
 
 
 Salmon Covo 
 
 do 
 
 Harbor ]\Iain 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Till-: M:\Vl'()(M.|,A.\lt ALMAX.M 
 
 in 
 
 I NAMH OF PLArKS. 
 
 i S:ilnionCovo (S. (hit) 
 Sill]) (jovo 
 S;ui(Iy Covo 
 Sjt.'miiu'd.M J5ay 
 Salmon Cove llead 
 Spout Cove 
 S.-illy's Cove 
 Seal Cove 
 Shoal Harbor 
 Still Dowu 
 S('ll)y"M Covp 
 Sjjaiiiard'M 15ay 
 Ship Covo 
 Salmon Covo 
 Spillard'.s Cove 
 Sloi'k'y Covo 
 Sandy Cove 
 SalvafJTO 
 Shoo Covo 
 Swain's Island 
 Ship Island 
 Soklon)-oonio-l)y 
 Shoal Hay 
 Stocking Harbor 
 Snooks Arm 
 Shoo Covo 
 St. Shot's 
 St. .John's 
 Ship Covo 
 
 St. Lawrenco (Groat) 
 St. Lawrenco (Little) 
 S])onoor's Cove 
 Seeveloy's (Jovo 
 Southern Harbor 
 Sandy Harbor 
 St. Kyran's 
 South East Bite 
 Spanish Koom 
 Sagona Island 
 Stones Cove 
 St. .Tacquos 
 S. W. liainsway 
 Sam Hitches 
 Southern Harbor 
 Swoir Covo 
 Seal Island Harbor 
 Topsail 
 Turk s Gut 
 Turk's Covo 
 Tickle Harbor 
 
 DIMTIIICTS. 
 
 Port-(lo-(Iravc 
 do 
 <lo 
 Harbor Grnco 
 JJay-do-\'ords 
 
 do 
 Trinity 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 i\o 
 .lo 
 do 
 do 
 Ronavista 
 do 
 do 
 Greensjiond 
 do 
 do 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 riacontia and St. .^^ary 
 St. .John's 
 
 I'lacontia and St. ^Fary 
 Burin 
 do 
 Plaeentia and St. ?*rary 
 
 
 I'OST TOWN'S. 
 
 Hrii^'us 
 do 
 do 
 illarlmr Grace 
 Carboiiinir 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 
 Trinity 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Burin 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 J^urgeo and I^a Boile 
 
 do do 
 
 Harbor ^Fain 
 Port-dc-Grave 
 Trinity 
 do 
 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 I»()iKn;sta 
 
 do 
 
 do • 
 
 do 
 ("Jreenspond 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Xi|)pprs Harbor 
 Tilt (love 
 do 
 
 's Trej)ass(^y 
 'St. .John's 
 "s Great Plaeentia 
 iBurin 
 ! do 
 's liittio Plaeentia 
 do 
 do 
 Great I'lacontia 
 do 
 do 
 iBurin 
 
 Harbor J'^reton 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 do 
 iEnglish Harbor 
 iliurgi'o 
 
 jJva Poilo 
 
 jSt. .John'.'^, Topsail 
 
 [lirigus 
 
 jCarltonear 
 
 Ilarbor Grace 
 
 1 
 
 —ii 
 
 TTurL^Tzzr '-'■ 'x:^ r 
 

 TlIK M:\VF()(M>f.ANI) AI.MANAO. 
 
 NA.MK VV l'LA<;i;» 
 
 i 
 
 Trinity 
 Trouty 
 
 Thorouphfavo 
 Tiltoii Ii:irl)oi,' 
 Tlirco Arnis 
 Twillin^rite 
 Tory Town 
 Tizz:u'(l".s Harbor 
 'i'ilt (.'ove 
 Triton Islands 
 Tor hay 
 'i'rcpa.ssey 
 Tack's I leach 
 ^rosrlo 
 The Brook 
 Turnip Covo 
 The licach 
 Upper Small Point 
 Upper Amherst Cove 
 Virgin's Cove 
 Victoria Town 
 Vi iter's (Jove 
 White Monday Hill 
 Western Bay 
 White Point 
 Witless Bay 
 Warren's Harbor 
 West'n Arm,I{ocky B'y 
 Western Head 
 WildCoA'e, S. -come-by 
 Ward's Harbor 
 Waldron's Covo 
 Witless Bay 
 Woody Island 
 Wreck Island 
 Western Point 
 La Croix 
 Brien's Cove 
 Pacquet 
 Mings 
 
 (^achraan's (,'ovo 
 Flower de Louis 
 Lock Drawer 
 Seal (Jove 
 
 Hawliiig Point or ( 
 Bears Cove \ 
 
 Trinity 
 «lo 
 <io 
 
 ogo and Twillingate 
 du do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do dt 
 
 do do 
 
 St. John's Mast 
 
 St. Mary's and Placentia 
 
 l)18XKl«;i'S. 
 
 POST T0WN8. 
 
 do do 
 
 do ' do 
 
 Fortune Bay 
 do 
 do 
 
 Bay-dc-Vcrds 
 
 Hojiavista 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 lionavista 
 
 Trinity 
 
 Harbor Grace 
 
 Bay-de-Verds 
 
 Trinity 
 do 
 
 Bonavista 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 Ferryland 
 
 Placentia and St. Mary's 
 
 Burgeo and La Poile 
 do do 
 
 Fogo and Twillingate 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 tlo do 
 
 <lo do 
 
 do do 
 
 do do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Trinity 
 do ^ 
 do 
 Fogo 
 
 Nippers Harbor 
 Twillingate 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 Tilt Covo 
 Mxj)l()its 
 St. John's 
 I'lacentia 
 Little Placentia 
 Great Placentia 
 ]']nglish Harbor 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 Carbonear 
 Bonavista 
 Little l*lacentia 
 Bonavista 
 Trinity 
 Harbor Grace 
 (Jarbonear 
 Trinity 
 
 do 
 
 Bonavista 
 Fogo 
 
 Twillingate 
 Fogo 
 Exploits 
 
 do 
 ]iay Bulls 
 Little I'lacentia 
 Burgeo 
 LaPoile 
 Txlt Cove 
 
 do. 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 do 
 
 
 XK-:t.-v-- --:-.--- 
 
rf Vr^ t ^ . -■sv'^ 
 
 Tiir: NKWFOI'NDI.ANi) ALMANAC.'. 
 
 ♦l;i 
 
 Commissioaora cf Wrecked Prcportj. 
 
 PlacfMitiii and St. M;ii'y';=i, (n-'on^o Himin.s, jr. IMstrict of 
 r»uriii, (looi'ffc Hisliop. ('himnol, W. S. (In'tMi. [i;il\>ilt», Tlionius 
 Ueiid. Iliir^oo, Frjiiii'iM INirsons. i'lacciitia, .faiiu'.s K. Croiiclier. 
 
 i^ti. \r «. 4 1 r Tir.i.' i- i i i»; \r- n j 
 
 
 W. II IFiorlihy. 81. JoImV, I'. (^. Slurry. T.abnulor, Kobcrt li. 
 I'illis. Point >Iay to (larni.sli, .ToHopli (t. Haddock. Point May 
 to J^awn I'oii'.t, Ilonry Jk'nninjj^. Cnpe Jfaco to St. Potor's Piiver, 
 IFcnry Ponnol, AugustusSinnus. (Japo iJonavontuiv to Salvage, 
 
 IMiclnuil iNInrphy. 
 
 1 
 
 ii 
 
 Commissioners cf Pilots. 
 
 Chairman— John (u)odri<lj^o, Esq. : lion. U. Thorborn, Capt. 
 Cleary, Lewis To.ssicr and Allan ("ioudridge. 
 
 Judicial Department. 
 
 liobinbon and John 
 
 firi'RKMK corRT. 
 
 Chief Ju Iff ice— ^h' Hugh W. lloylos, Knight, 
 
 Jm'stmd Jit(If/cs — Honorable P.ryan 
 Ilayward. 
 
 Attorne}/ Goneml — Honorable F. B. T. Carter. 
 
 Qucen'ii Counsel— lion. George IL Emerson, lion. Fred. B. T. 
 Carter, Hon. W. V. Whiteway, li. J. Piusent, P. Emorson and 
 J. I. Little. 
 
 Chief Cleric nnd Hejistrar Supreme Court— II. T. B. Wood, acting. 
 
 Chief Clerk and Reyistrar Supreme Court on Northern Circuit — 
 Lewis W. Emerson. 
 
 Clerk of Supreme Court on Southern Circuit — Robert John 
 Parsons, jr. 
 
 Reffistrar Southern Distrtct—llemy T. B. Wood. 
 
 Crier of the Supreme Coxirt and Tipstaff — John Burke. 
 
 Rarn'gters and Attorneys of the Supreme Court at St. Johyx's, nc- 
 cording to Scnioriti/, exclusive <f Attorney and Solicitor Generals and 
 Queens Corinsel~3o\m JS. StepheuH, Robert R. W. Lilly, Thomas 
 J. Koiigh, Augustus O'Hayward, D. W. Prowso, Michael J. 
 O'Mara, I'rescott Emerson, Robert J. Kent, Henry T. B. Wood, 
 ■Robert J. Parsons, jr., James S. Winter, Alexander J. \V. 
 McNeily, B.A., John H. lioone, D. J. Brown, D. J. Greene, R. 
 Raftus, J. G. Conroy, P. J. Scott, T. F. \^'alsh. 
 
 Barristers and Attorneys Northern District — Henry A. Clift, 
 William O. Wood, Harbor Grace. 
 
 Attorneys at ir/?y— Robert R. Iloldon, Stanley B. Carter. 
 
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 r^??^iiS^'^i«;i5 
 
 ^j t Ji T K - ■ i:^vjj *- 
 
 (J4 
 
 THE NlCWFOUXDrANl) ALMANAC. 
 
 Latv Socitfi/ Jirnc/icrs—Uou. Sulicifoi" Oeiicral, Treasurer; 
 
 , Secretary ; Hon. Altoniey Genertil, J. 1. Liitle, Thomas 
 J. Ivuugli. Librarian, Jj. T. ClKUicey. 
 
 ^S7/m/7:s— Central J)i8tri(>t. Tlionias Talbot; Sub-Sheriff, Lionel 
 T. Chaiicey. Northern Dislriet, .Jt)lm JJfMnister. Southern Dis- 
 trict, J']tlin\ind llaiu-ahan ; Deputy Sheriiffor District of liurgeo 
 and LaPoile, Frederiek Cox. 
 
 M(i,'it.crs-iii-C/i(inc('n/—}[on. Cenrf^e II. Finerson, Thomas J. ; 
 vougli, liobert J. Tinsent, Hon. ^V. V, WhiLeway. j 
 
 Ko 
 
 VK'K-ADMIllAI.TY COURT. 
 
 JiuJl/e— The Chief Justice for the time being. 
 licffistrar—ll. II. Vs'. Lilly. 
 Marshall — J ames liayly, 
 
 »SV/To//«^'.v— Henry T. 15. Wood, and D. W. Prowsc, St. Johns. 
 Lewis W. Emerson, Harbor Grace. 
 
 COUllT OF CIVIL AND CIUMINAL JUHISDICTION FOll LAnilADOIl. 
 
 Jmh/e — Israel L. McNeil, acting. 
 
 JJailiff'—Jouas rurchase, 
 
 This Court is iiehl during the summer montlis on the coast of 
 
 Labrador. 
 
 The Judge is ox-oiJicio a ^lagistrato 
 
 and Coroner. 
 
 CKN'TItATi DTSTRICT COURT. 
 
 Jiuhjcs — D. W. I'rowse and Henry Keiiouf, 
 
 Clerh of the Court— V^. li. \V. Lilly. 
 
 Siiproiio Court — Spring Term commencing L^Oth May, to con- 
 tinue three weeks. Autumn Term L'Oth November, and to con- 
 tinue three weeks : with power to the Judges to prolong the 
 term from day to day, not exceeding six days in all. 
 
 Sessions after Term — The first Monday in February, March, 
 April aud July, and to continue for a period not exceeding six 
 days. 
 
 Commisswnors for Ismimj Mesne and Final Process and Subpoenas 
 relurn(d)h'. iiito tlie Svpronc and Circuit Courts, for taking Affida- 
 vits and Jiecof/nizance of bail id any Suit pending tii said Courts. 
 
 Central District— llcury T. 13. Wood and George R. Lilly, St. 
 John's. 
 
 Northern District— J lOwiH W. Emerson, David liodgcrs, Har- 
 bor Grace. Isreal McNeil, Carbonear. John C. Nuttall, John 
 Wilcox, Drigus. John Louis, Lower Island Cove. G. W. II. 
 Hierlihy, Ijay Roberts. William Ilolden, Harbor Main. James 
 Jj. Mews, Hants Harbor. William Christian, Old Perlican. 
 Rev. G. Gardner, Hearts Content. William S. Green aud Gil- 
 bert 11. Cole, Trinity. Alexaiuier Hremner, Catalina. John 
 Lawrence, Donavista. John T. Oakley, Willinri Lang, Greens- 
 pond. James Fitzgerald, Fogo. John I'eyton, Twilliiigate. 
 
 , King's Cove. John M. Maddock, rort-de-Grav^. 
 
 Israel L. McNeil. Labrador. 
 
 Southern District — Edmund Ilanrahan, and David II. O'Mara, 
 
 ■ 
 

 
 1 
 
 THE NEWFOUNDLAND AUIANAO. 
 
 65 
 
 Ferrylarid 
 liuli'ett. — 
 
 Adam J. INrdven, Placenlia. 
 
 Ilai'bor 
 
 jPort aux ]?asquo. James Pittman, Lama- 
 lino. George Simms, Grand Bank. Francis A. Parsons, P)nrgeo. 
 Thomas Kirkctt, Harbor Breton. James Moran, Thomas 
 Winter, Burin. Nelson Bailie, Oderin. James P. LeGros, 
 Petites. Geo. Sutton, Trepassey. Thomas Driscoll, Toads 
 Cove. Henry Camp, Pushthrough. 
 
 STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES. 
 
 St. John's — Daniel Woodley Prowse and Henry Renouf, 
 Judges Central ])istricl Court. 
 
 Conception Bay — Thomas 11. Bennett, District Judge, Har- 
 bor Grace. Israel L. .McNeil, Carbonear. John Wilcox, Brigus. 
 
 Trinity Bay — Gilbert H. Cole, Trinity. James L. Mews, Old 
 Perlican. 
 
 Bonavista— David Candow. 
 
 Fogo — James Fitzgerald. 
 
 Twillingate — John Peyton. 
 
 Ferryland— David W. O'Mara. 
 
 Placentia and St. Clary's — Adam J. McKen, Placentia, 
 Thomas P. O'Donnell, St. Mary s. 
 
 Burin — James Moran. 
 
 Grand Bank— George Simms. 
 
 Fortune Bay — Thomas Birkctt, Harbor Breton. 
 
 Burgee — John Jordan. 
 
 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 
 
 For the Colomj of Ncirfoundldnd — The Judges of the Supreme 
 Court, the IMemb^-rs of the Executive Council, and Hon. Ambrose 
 Shea, Edmund Hanrahan, J [on. Edward ],). Shea, James J. 
 llogerson, Daniel W. Prowse, li. IX. W. Lilly, Paul Carty, Henry 
 Kenouf. 
 
 Central District — Hon. Stephen Rendell, Hon. John Winter. 
 
 Kortheni District — John Peyton, John T. Oakley, .fohn Tilley, 
 James L. J.Iews, Alexander Jiremner, .Tohn G. Skelton, .fohn 
 Munn, William H. Bidley, David Candow, William S. Green, 
 John Rorko, James L. I'rendergast, .John Wilcox, Philip 
 Levesconte, James Fitzgerald, Lewis W. Emerson, Israel L. 
 McNeil, John Lewis, Ileuben Bemister, George Skelton, James 
 Alcock, William Stirling, Joseph J. Pearce, Nathan Norman, 
 William Lang, William Holden, Hay Findlater, Jolm 
 Sheehan, William P. Taylor, (Gilbert H. Cole, Jolm AV. Owen, 
 George W. 11. Ilierlihy, Edward Thomas Pike, Alexander W. 
 Bremner, George C. Rutherford, Patrick Nowlan, James Tara- 
 han, John M. Maddoek, Benjamin T. 11, Gould, Michael Dwyer, 
 Hon. William J. S, Donnelly, James J?urdeii, James Win.^er, 
 Charles Furey, John Bartlett, John MilHen, Samuel Evans, 
 James Murphy, William Lethbridge, Ellis Cornish Wats(ai, 
 James Gardner, Daniel Green, Wilham Meadus, John S. Lock- 
 
 ■t 
 
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 TilK NEVVFOUNJ)LANJ) ALMANAU. 
 
 1 
 
 ■i; 
 
 ycr, Alexander McMilliin, Tliomas Winsoi', Miclinel liol^or, 
 (ieorge ^'al•dy, Oharle.s Dawo, James Alexander, .M.D., Dr. li. 
 White, Tliomas C. Duder, James II. "Watson, lu'ederick White, 
 Daniel .Mur^jhy, John Smith, George (iushiie. 
 
 Southern District — Thomas Kononf, F.dward I-lvans, Francis 
 Berteau, Owen Tine, Kichard Marsjiall, Patriek Furlong, 
 Tliomas \\ inter, riiilii? Sorsoliel, John W. Juiglish, Thomas 
 liirkett, John Jordan, Ivichard McGrath, riiilip Jlolnian, 
 Thomas K. Keats, Francis Read, Thos. O'liielly, James 
 Pittman, Henry Penning, John AVhite, I\Ii('haeI " (lornian, 
 Adam J. McKen, John Fiirncaux, Tliomas Driseoll, Charles 
 IC. Oossman, David W. O'Mara, Jildward C. Gallop. 
 
 Labrador — Nathan Xorman, Thomas R. Croekwell, Donald A. 
 Smith, William P. Hendcll, Sampson Dawe, Thomas G. Larmour, 
 
 George Goodridge. 
 
 CLERKS OF THE PEACE. 
 
 St. John's— (For Central District)— llobort P. \Y. Lilly.— 
 Harbor Grace — John Fennell. Carbonear — Jos. Maekay. Pri- 
 gus— John C. Nuttall. Trinity— W. S. Green, J.P. ]]onavista — 
 John Lawrence. Twillingate — Aaron A. I'earce. 
 
 COROXKRS. 
 
 St. John's, Charles, TI. Penouf, ^\.Y). Harbor Grace, Tliomas 
 P. Bennett. Pay-de-Verds, John Lewis. Trinity, Dr. It. White. 
 Ponavista, John Lav.'rence. District of Twillingate and Fogo, 
 James Fitzgerald. Hermitage Pay, Dr. Pruorton. Purgeo and 
 liaPoile, Dr. lirown. South Side of Trinity Pay, and from Sj^lit 
 Point to Capiin Cove Prook in Conception Pay, James \,. Mews. 
 Prigus, John Wilcox. Trinity Pay, South'Side, from Scilly 
 Cove, West, James Gardner. Carbonear and thence to Penny's 
 Cove, Israel L. McNeil. Ferryland (North), Lawrence Fortune. 
 Channel, Dr. T. Jacobs. 
 
 CONSTABULARY. 
 
 Inspector and Genornl Superintendent of Constabulary for 
 Xewfoundland— Paul Carty. St. John's— Acting Sub-Inspector 
 -James Kenna. Cavalry Head Constable— Jolm P. McCowan. 
 'lead Constable— John Nicol. Infantry Scrieanfs— Patrifk 
 ' ' lady, Edward Doyle. John Sullivan and (^eoi-ge Winslow. 
 
 •ting Sergeant— Michael Kearney, ?.[edieal Attendant— Dr. 
 ■ owdy. 
 
 Harbor Grace- Head Constable— Lul:o T'allon. Sergeant— 
 !\'ederick Williams. 
 
 Carbonear— Sergeants— Peter McPaie and Matthew McKee. 
 Twillingate— Sergeant Wells, acting. 
 Prigus — Sergeant Jackson, acting. 
 
 ixsPECTons OF -wj-rcins Axn MEAsruEs. 
 Thomas Prien, St. John's. John Ih-ace, Hnrbor Gra^o. Peter 
 MePaie, Carl)onear. William Horwood, IJrigus. .1- It'i :*.(inien 
 Pr.QTged Har!)or to Sjiillor's Cove, iMclnsive, (iJistricl of Triiiitv)' 
 
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 William ]far<liii<;, District of IJiirin. Ilcnry Camp, from Pass 
 Island to Capo J.oIIitne, District of liury:co. John Lawrence, 
 BonaAista South. Charles Harris, Gooseberry and adjacent 
 Islands, ('}. W. E. Tliorhhy, Jiay Roberts. Wilham 1). Cross, 
 North Side of Trinity liav. Jolm (J. Lucas, Fo;^o. Marmadukc 
 ('low, District of rcrrjlaiid. Albert Stirlinj^-, J)istrict of Fortune 
 liay. Frederick Wyatt, Greenspond. L. ^NlilLs, Grand I'.ank. 
 .lames I'eyton, Twillin^ate. .lolm Coffin, Kinjj^'s CoA'e, John 
 Collis, Ti'inity, Charles liandall, Hearts (Jontent. Edward 
 O'Jirien, Harbor ]Main. Thomas L. Collett, Harbor Uuffett. 
 
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 Savings' Sank. 
 
 Governors — Five members of the House of Assembly and 
 tliree members of the IjCj^aslative Council, viz : — 
 
 Hon. F. 13, T. Carter, Tlun. James. J. llo.r^orson, Hon. Ambrose 
 Shea, Hon, W. V. Whiteway and the Hon. the Speaker of the 
 House of Assembly. Ilonorables Nicholas Stubb, Edward 
 White and W. J. S. Donnelly of the Council. 
 
 Directors — Hon. F. B, T. Carter, Hon. Nicholas Stabb and 
 Hon. Ambrose Sh4}a. 
 
 Cashier — Hon. Edward ^forris. 
 
 The ]Jank is open every jMonday between the hours of li* and 
 2 o'clock, for depositors' business. 
 
 BRAXCII BANK — HARBOR GRACE. 
 
 Cashier and Clerk — Alexander Clift. 
 
 Board of Health. 
 
 Jlealih Offlcers—llcnry S]iea,]M.J)., and Thomas Howley, ^r.D., 
 St. John's. ^Villiam 'Allan, MA)., Harbor Grace. lu'ancis 
 ^loran, M.D., Burin. William Stirlinir, -Nf.D,, Twillingate. liav 
 Findlater, 3LI),, Fo^o. ]{obert AVhi'te, M.D., Trinity. Jfoland 
 M. Nelson, Carbonear. Dr. Fit/<jferald, Fortune liay. I>r. .A. 
 Tvobillard, Channel. Dr. Anderson, liriii^us and ]*ort-de-Grave. 
 Dr. Skelton, Greenspond. Dr. Alexander, Tilt Cove. Dr. T. 
 Jacobs, Channel. 
 
 Boitnl of Ilpdlth and Ifralfh Wardens for the Toiru mid District of 
 St. Joh n'x—yidior itenouf, Chairman ;' Hon. A. W. Harvey, J. 1. 
 Little, Hon. B. Tiiorburn, JlenryShca, M.D.. (Health olHcer^ 
 Wm. Simms, ]M.D., Ste])hen licndell, Lewis Tessier, .huiies B. 
 Wood, W. P. Walsh, T. B. Smith, U. H. Browse, B. B. W. Lilly, 
 (Secretary), (-harles H. BV-nouf. M.D., Frederick JkiuLing, M.D., 
 Charles ('rowdy, M.D., Thomas Howley, M.D. 
 
 h'oiird of JfeaUii, Uarhor (r'/v/.c— Israel \,. :*IcN(m1, William 
 Allan, Jolin Muiin, Thomas H. LMdh-y, Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly, 
 James L, Prender;,^ast, (Jeo. Buiherford and Lewis W. Lmer.-on. 
 
 luntrd of llealth, Carhoncar—.lohw Boi'ke, Ldwui'd T. i'ike, B. 
 T. Ji. »'"io;*ld, Mi-chael Bol^'er. ^\ iiiiaia P. Taylo/, i^raci L. Mc- 
 Neil, fir. Ne!>,on vind Michael Dwyer. 
 
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 Medical OJficvr to Lonrd of Trade for sick seamen, Port of Sf. 
 John's — Wiliiain C. .Siniins, M.D. 
 
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 ITotaries ruTalic. 
 
 St. Jolm's — TTon. Ooorge II. Emerson, Robert IT. Prowse, G. 
 F. Bown, lion. Fred. Ji. T. Carter, Kol)ert 1{. W. Lilly, lion. E. 
 iMorris, William II. Mare, Thomas .1. Kouij^li, Hon, AV. V. White- 
 way, lion. Xieliolas Stabb, IJobert .L Tinsent, Iiieharcl li. lioldcn, 
 Augustus O. Ilayward, James S. Winter, llobcrt .J. Parsons, jr., 
 John II. Boone, A. J. W. McXeily, John T. (Jillard, DanielJ. 
 Green, John Maher, John A. liochfort. 
 
 Harbor Grace — Lewis W. Emerson, H. A. Olift, William O. 
 W^ood. Carbonear, Israel L. McNeil. Twillijigate, .Tohnl'eyton. 
 Bay Roberts, G. AV. ]i. llierlihy. Burin, Francis Berteau. i'ogo, 
 James Fitzgerald. Brigus, George Gushue. 
 
 John Collier Withers, Esquire. 
 
 Educaticnal Institutions. 
 
 ST. JOHN S ACADEJIY. 
 
 Directors — Church of England Board — Bight liev. the Lord 
 Bishoj), Hoh. the Chief Justice, Hon. Judge Robinson, Hon. F. 
 ]}. T. Carter, D. ^\. Prowse. Head Master— Rev. Joseph F. 
 Phelps. Second Master^ — T. Owain Jones. 
 
 Roman Catholic Board — Rt. Rev. Dr. Power, Joseph I. Little, 
 Hon. Thomas Talbot, AVilliam P. Walsh, Maurice Fenelon. 
 ALasters — Very Rev. P. A. Slattery, Rev. W^illiam Fitzpatrick, 
 and Messrs. W^ard and Shortall. 
 
 General Protestant Board — Walter Grieve, Thomas McMurdo, 
 Hon. P. G. Tessier, W'illiani Royd. Master — Adam Scott. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND WESLEYAN ACADEMY. 
 
 Directors — Rev. John S. Peach, Hon. J. J. Rogerson, Hon. 
 Xicholas Stabb, 0. R. Ayre, Hon. Stephen Rendell. Principal — ; 
 L'oberfc E. Holloway, B.A. Second Master — Emile Handcock. 
 Third Master— J. W. Nichols. 
 
 HARBOR GKACE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 
 
 Directors— John Munn, T. Harrison Ridley, Hugh W. Trap- 
 nell, John Ryan, D. CJreene, Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly, Mark 
 Parsons. Master — John I. lioddick. 
 
 CARBONEAR GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 
 
 Directors — Rev. W. J. Hoyles, W. llawker and .lohn Pearce, \ 
 Cliureh of England l)ranch. Rt. Rev. ]»r. ( arfagnini, Rev. J. 
 (y{ 'onnor and Richai'd McC-arlhy, Roman (^atholi(; ])]'an('h. Ttev. 
 James Dove, I-o-ael L. Mi-Xcil, Benjamin T. H. (iouivi and Wm. ; 
 
 Peinn', Wcvslevan i»r. 
 
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 COMMKItCIAl. SCHOOLS. 
 
 Brigus — Commissioners, IJcv. IJ. II. Taylor, John C. Nuttall, 
 Thoiuiis Kelly, James Tarahun, John Wilcox, John liartlott. 
 J Tcache)' — William Green. 
 
 j Bay lioberts — Commissioners, Eev. AV. C, Shears, the Wes- 
 leyan Minister for the time beiny, Dr. William Fraser, Isaac 
 Bartlett, Charles Dawe. Teacher, Elias Mare. 
 
 Lower Island Cove — Commissioners, lie v. John S. Peach, John 
 Lewis, Levi Garland, William Lacey. Teacher, .loseph Thistle. 
 
 Old Pcrlican — Commissioners, Itev. Thomas Fox, Stephen K, 
 March. Teacher — William Christian. 
 
 Bonavista — Commissioners, Peter Ward, John Lawrence. 
 Teacher — Samuel Kowsell. 
 
 Burin — Episcopal branch, Commissioner, James Norman : .Tas. 
 Bristow, Tea(^her ; Iloman Catholic, Michael U'Donncll, Teacher; 
 Wesleyan, Bird, Teacher. 
 
 Twillingate — Commissioners, Pev. .John Keay, John W. Owen, 
 Wm. Lothbridge, Jonathan Mitelicll, J. B. Jilanclilord. Teacher 
 John E. Buder. 
 
 Muddy Hole — Teacher, John Wlieeler. 
 
 Scldom-come-By — Teacher, John Pike. 
 
 Bay-de-Verds — Teacher, Patrick Fox. 
 
 Harbor Grace — (River Head), Teacher, Michael Scully. 
 
 Harbor Main — Teacher, Cornelius Kennedy. 
 
 Bay Bulls — Teacher, Terrence Morrissey. 
 
 St. Mary's — Teacher, Patrick Walsh. 
 
 Great Placentia — Teacher, M. Kelley. 
 
 COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL CHURCH SOCIETY. 
 
 [Incorporated 18G2— Instituted originally as the Newfoundland 
 
 School Society, 1823,] 
 
 Patron — Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen. Vice-Patrons 
 — His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, His Grace the Arch- 
 bishop of York, His Grace the Archbishop of Arniah. President 
 — The Most Hon. the Marquis of Cholmondeley, and 72 Yico- 
 Presidents, cmisisting of Peers of the United Kingdom; English 
 and Colonial Bishops, Deans, Colonial Governors, (including the 
 Governor of Newfoundland) Members of Parliament, &c., &c. 
 
 Corresponding Committee in Newfoundland — President, Hon. 
 Frederick F. B. T. Carter ; Vice-PrcMdent, Pobert J. Pinsent ; 
 Treasurer, E. L. Jarvis : Inspector, J. W. ]Marriott; Secretary, 
 James Bayly ; Hon. J. Winter, lIonAV.V.Whit(>way, J. B. Wood, 
 Theodore Clift, D. W^ Prcwse, J. L. Noonan, P. Emerson. 
 
 School Teachers — St. John's, (Central School) Air. Currie, 
 Boys ; JMiss Lundy, Girls ; Training Pupil Teachers of the 
 Society, Miss Prowse, Miss Blackler,Miss Wilmore, ^liss Adams, 
 Miss Cole, INliss Everett, Miss Martin, Miss Mercer, Miss Reuouf , 
 Miss Powsland; Infant' School, Miss Mills. Belloram, Miss 
 Saunders. Petty Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. Fortugal Cove, 
 
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 Mr. uiid Mrs. Talk. IJrij^us, Mr. and ^Ir.s. T/iwnnice. Port-de- 
 (Iravc, Mr. aixl .Mrs. ?.Iaddock and jliss Andrews. Spaniard's 
 Bay, ]Mr. and Afrs. Ilavlc. Bislu)p's ( 'ovc, 'Miss Mandoraon. Ilar- 
 l)or (}ra('(\ Mr. and^Iiss AVard. I Icart'-s Content, Mr. fJardner. 
 Trinity, Mr. I'.dwin C'dIHh and 3Iiss Locrkyor. Bonavista, ^fr. 
 and Mrs. Lawrence. Salva;?f> ^'i*- Bowsell. Grsens])ond, Mr. 
 ;in.lMr-'. 11. Lind. Swains l.-.land, Mr. IMward Jiishop. Twil- 
 
 ling-ate, . logo, Mrs. Tluiner. (ircat St. Lawrence, 
 
 Mr. Pi teller. 
 
 ^'K•^VFOU^'DLAXD V.'KSLEYAN SCHOOL AND AGKXCY SOCIETY. 
 
 Committee— President and Secretary of the Conference, Chair- 
 men and Financial Secretnries of the J)istri(rts; ilev. G. S. 
 Milligan, A.Af.. Pr(\sident and Treasurer; I'ev. J. 8. Peach, Sec- 
 retary. PevVls. W. K. vShenstone, C. Ladner, J. Goodison, G. 
 Forsey, J. Peay, C. Pickles, S. Maltiiews, S, Dunn, J. G. Carrie, 
 V\\ Swann, J. .l']mbrce, G. P>oyd, G. IJ.Jh-yant; antl Hon. E. 
 ^Vhite, Hon. Nicholas Stabh, Hon. Stephen liendell, Hon. J. J. 
 llo<^er-;on, C. 11. Ayre, .John Steer, C. Duder, A. .T. W. ]\IcXeily, 
 .J.liorke, J. McNeil, J. Munn, Johii Bcnn.-<t(^r, .lames Saint, J. 
 ]\ranuel, J. Barlett, jr., J. Lewis, 11. T. Gillingham, Ed^vard 
 Evans, John Evans, Daniel liishoi). 
 
 Executive Conmiittec — The President of tlie Conference, the 
 
 the Secretary, the Financial Secretaries of the Districts, and 
 
 { the licv. .J. S. Peach, Secretary of the Committee; Hon. J. J. 
 
 I liogerson, C. Jl. Ayre, John Steer, John Bemister, John llorke. 
 
 Teachers — (^arhoncar, Pichard Bran&licld. Cupids, John C. 
 ]\[oors. I'ort-de-Grnve, John A. Brown. Black Head, Matthew 
 Hudson. Old Perlican, William Christian. Catalina, Mrs. 
 Diamond. Plat Islands, John H. Parsons. Sound Islands, Chas. 
 Downs. Clreen's Harbor, Simeon, lu;ed. Garia, Joseph Troke» 
 Western Point, ^\'illiunl Brock. Musgraye Town, Gideon Way. 
 
 I'liESBYTEKTAN (ST. ANUUEW's) SCHOOL, ST. JOHX's. 
 
 Committee — John Boyd, Secretary ; Gilbert Browning, Alex- 
 ander M. McKay, Andrew Thompson. Teacher, K. Stott, M.A. 
 
 nOAIlDS UXnER KDITATION ACT. 
 
 St. .John's— Ilev. G. :\r. Johnson, Bev. G. S. :Millignn, A.M., 
 Rev. Moses J larvey, Ptcv. Thomas M. Wood, William H. IMare, 
 Hon. Jame;.-; S. Ciift, Hon. John Winter, :M.D., Hon. W-. V. White- 
 way, (^C Hon. James .7. Bogerson, T)r. Crowdy, Rev. 11. M. 
 Johnson, Rev. 1'homas Hall, FMwin Duder, Rev. E. Botwood. 
 Harbor Grace— Rev. Bertram Jones, Rev. Charles Ladner, 
 ! Rev. Alexander lioss, T. Harrison Ridley, Rev. John M. Noel, 
 ! James IIi])pisley, William 0. Wood. 
 
 Carbonear — Rev. James Dove, Uev. William J. Hoyles, and 
 I .lohn Rorke, Ivlward i'iko, James Eoiivard, jr., Israel 3IcNeil, 
 : and Benjamin Gould. 
 
 Bay Kobci'f-j.-Iiov. W. C. Shears, Rev. G. J?oyd, Isaac Bart- 
 lett, Charles Dawe, I'Ji Dawe. 
 
 ij i'oi-t-<ie-Grave"Ikv. .'amcs C. H.irvcy. Dr. Brown, .L M. 
 I Maddoci:..l()ii:\ Andre-ws, Thomas Jiatt.-ii,'^ R "•. .). \\'. \\o\d. 
 
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 j Brigns— Kov. W. E. Shonstono, IJov. Tliomns lla.ris, Mov. 
 Iiobort II. 'j'liylor, mul .lolui HarlhUt, Jolin fSmith, Abruluiin 
 ]iartlett, Georgo (^nisliuo, .loliii Wilpox. 
 
 liaj-do-Vords — II(;v. J!. "W. T'-roonuiii, 17pv. J. R, Ponf^Ii, John 
 Lpwi.H, ^^Ml]iaJn Larccy, ilov. (I. S. (Jliaiiibcrlaiii, JlciM-y Hlinidon, 
 (Uay-de-Vonls), (i(>oi'j,a' I'ori'y. 
 
 Trinity Bay Xortli— liov. jJenjaniin Smith, mid Willinm Pitt- 
 man. Alexander Bronincr, jr., Gilbert JI. Cole, l)r. Jlobtrt 
 VVbi'te. 
 
 Trinity Bay "West — "Rev. Georpre Gardner, and Bobert Oller- 
 hoad, Janica Moore, Bobert Jiockwood, Gharles Bandall, ( IIearf.s 
 Content), James Wiscm/m, ( lb':;rt"s l)(.'li<^'lit;, Boiiben Jk-'misLer, 
 (New Berlicae), Joseph Jf.iinrahan. 
 
 Trinity Bay South — Bm'. TJiomri I'ox, James L. ?»Iews, [jovi 
 Mareh, Bev. G. S. (.'iiamberlain, IbMiry Bhindon, (Bay-de- 
 Verds), James IT. AN'atson, (Hants JIarbor), V,'. If. .^leadus, 
 (Grates Cove), Benjamin Jienson, jr. 
 
 Trinity Bay ]<]ast-Bev. William Netten.Bev. John Bratt, and 
 Alexander Jh'emner, William ^'ornlan, John Daymoud, Artlmr 
 Tilley, and JJenjamin Snel,!-^rove. 
 
 Bonavista Bay North— Jolm T. Oahley, Geor^^e Sknlton, :\r.I)., 
 Darius Blanford, (>harles I'kl wards, [iew ilcnry ]M. .'jkinnor, 
 Bev. J. G. Cra^g-, J. S, Boekyer, Henry Lin<l. 
 
 Bonavista Bay South — A. ]''. C. Bayly, Tlev. John Giv^dison, 
 and Jabez Saint, John G. Skelton, William Brov/n, Stephen 
 Abbott, David Candow, 
 
 Bonavista Bay "West — Bev. "W. TCirby, Fredcriek Shears, Open 
 Hall ; Samuel Coffin, William iiancock, jr., and .fohn Cottin. 
 
 Musgrave Town, ]h*ooklyn, and I'ortland or James (';)ve — 
 WilUam Stares, Jolm llandcock, Michael Stares, Gideon Way, 
 Elias Brown, Caleb Beader, Israel Taylor. 
 
 Fogo — Bev. William Swan, Bev. Christopher "Meek. TT'.iy Find- 
 later, Henry Shnmons, Jame^ Bolls, jr., Henry Banks, Kcnni'tli 
 Carter, Robert Scott. 
 
 North West Arm (*f Clvi^ni. ]>ay to Cape John— Jacob Thomas, 
 (Shoe ('ove) Beander X. <Ti!I, ('J ill Cove) TJeorge Brole, (Indian 
 Burying Place) Charles Collins, Bound Uav!)or. 
 
 Twillingate -Rev. F. B. Murray, ]\ev. John Bcay, and John 
 Peyton, William Lothbridge, ifev. A.U'r.Ml V.'inser, (Herring 
 Neck) and William nu<lder. 
 
 Moreton's Hnrbor— Bev. Walter Smitli, Picv. Simeon Dunn, 
 and Josiah :Slamiel, Exjiloits ; Mark Csmond, \\'illia!n Couiond, 
 John Taylor. 
 
 Ferryland— Bev. C. Ellingham, James Carter, .Tolm .Morry, 
 Peter A\ inser, Daniel IT. N^'inser, William T. S. (-arter. 
 
 Placentia— Bev. Jolm Kiiiccwe!], .Innv s Butler, Thomas E. 
 Collett, Thomas Collins, (GUciin; Jauics Hollett, and James 
 Chand)ers, 
 
 Ihirin— Bev. George Forsoy, Bev. Jol'.n Lockward, Francis 
 
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 Berteau, Owen I'ine, llicliurd AVillie, Georg(3 Goddard, and 
 ! Richard Paul. 
 
 Lamalinc— Rev. Jnsiali Darrel, .Tamo.s Pittman, George Butt, 
 Thomas Lasky, Henry Haskell, Robert Bounell, John I'ittman, 
 Benjamin liounell. 
 
 Grank Bank — Rev. Charles Pickels, Edward Evans, James 
 Hickman, James P. 8nook, Edward Bennett, James Lake. 
 
 Fortune Bay— Rev. AV. K. White, Rev. E. Colley, Henry 
 Camp, Conrad Fitzj^orald, M.I)., John Gaul ton. 
 
 Burgeo — Rev. John Cunningham, Rev. Edward Colley, Geo. 
 Hunt, M.J)., Stephen Vatcher, Wilham Anderson, and James P. 
 LeGros. 
 
 LaPoile — Rev. Thcophilu« G. Netten, Rev. Solomon JFattht^ws, 
 Thomas Read, I'liilij) Sorsoliel, Eredeviek Cox, William Stone, J 
 John Rolls. 1 
 
 Channel — Rev. T. A. Goode, .Tohn Gillham, William Bragg, \ 
 Edward Gillham, Morgan Genge, Charles Sheaves, Charles E. 
 Cossman. 
 
 Inspector of Protestant Schools— John Iladdon. 
 
 ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS. 
 
 St. John's— Oorph an Asylum, (Boys). Teachers, Edward St. \ 
 George, Robert McKeown. Industriar Department — Bartholo- 
 mew Connors. 
 
 St. Patrick's, River Head— Teacher, Thomas Foster. 
 
 Harbor Grace— St. Patrick's Free School, (Boys). Teacher, 
 Patrick Fox. 
 
 TiOARDS UNDER EDUCATION ACT. 
 
 St. John's— Rt. Rev. Dr. Power, Richard Ilowley, Hon. R. 
 Kent, Hon. Edward Morris, Hon. E. D. Shea, John Casey and J. 
 G. Conroy. 
 
 Harbor Grace, Carbonear, Bay-de-Verds and Trinity, South 
 and West— Most Rev. Dr. Carfagnini^ Hon. W. J. S. Donnelly, 
 Patrick Devereux, Michael Bolger, Thomas Green, Daniel 
 Green and James Bolger. 
 
 Brigus— Rt. Rev. Dr. Carfagnini, Rev. E. F. Walsh, .Tames 
 Tarahan, James JNIoore, Patrick Nowlan, Richard Delaney, sr., 
 Patrick Brophy. 
 
 Harbor Main- -Very Rev. Jeremiah O'Donnell, W^illiam 
 Holden, Charles I'ury, William Woodford, (Harbor Main), 
 John Kennedy, sr., (Holy Rood), James Hearn, jr., (Colliers). 
 
 Trinity Bay North— Rev. William Veitch, and William Har- 
 tery, James Connors, Michael Murphy, John Ryan and John 
 Murphy. 
 
 Fogo— Rev. James Brown, and J. Fitzgerald, Miles Burke, 
 (Joe Bat's Arm) William Green, Daniel Bryan, (Tilton Harbor.) 
 
 Ferryland— Rev. M. A. Clancey, Rev. John Walsh, and Henry 
 O'Neil, Philip Jackman, Nicholas Power, Richard Cashin, Gerald 
 Jackman. 
 
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 Scclosiastical Department. 
 
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 Bay Bulls— Very Tlov. P. 01(>ary, llov. Nicholas Hoa<'h, and 
 Martin VN'iiliauia, Micliuel Driscoll, J. Blacklor, Mieluiel Casey, 
 (WitloHs ]{ay) and Tiionias CJathorall, (Balline.) 
 
 Great Plaeontia— liev. C. Irvine, Maurice Power, Thomas 
 llielly, John Sinnot, Francis Mooney, Samuel Collins. 
 
 liittle I'laccntia— Ivev. Piobert Brennan, and Thomas Free- 
 man, Alexander Jiurke, .John liielly and 'J'honias Keits. 
 
 Placentia West — liev. l-.aurence Yerekor, and Tliomas Sulli- 
 van, Timothy Connors, Daniel Kyan, and Dennis liyan. 
 
 St. Mary's— liev. liiehard ODomu'll, and .T. Walsh, .John 
 Grace, William Burke, Michael Fa^^an, James Murphy, and 
 John Whelan. 
 
 Trepassey — Rev. Thomas ITennebury, and James Waddleton, 
 John Tobin, James Devercux, John Neil, jr., and John Hewitt. 
 
 Burin — liev. W^m. liorn, liiehard Marshall, John Power, 
 Matthew Marshall, Wm. Fitzpatriek, liev. Wm. Doufcney, and 
 Thomas Gorman. 
 
 Fortuiie Bay— Rev. Dr. Ilowley, Rev. John Oullcn, and P. 
 Burke, W. Burke, P. Burke, jr., T. Kinsella, and T. llearn. 
 
 Inspector of Roman Catholics Schools— Michael J. Kelly. 
 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND. 
 
 DIOCESE OF NEWFOUNDLAND. 
 
 The Right Rev. Edward Field, D.D., Lord Bishop of New- 
 foundland. 
 The Right Rev. James B. Kelley, D.D., Coadjutor Bishop. 
 
 DEANERY OF AVALON. 
 
 Pairal Bean— Hex. T. M. Wood. 
 
 Rev. G. M. Johnson, Cathedral. 
 
 Rev. J. S. Williams, Cathedral. 
 
 Rev. T. M. Wood, St. Thomas', St, John's. 
 
 Rev. A. C. F. Wood, M.A., St. Thomas', St. John's. 
 
 Rev. E. Botwood, St. Mary's. 
 
 Rev. R. M. Johnson, Pouch Cove. 
 
 Rev. R. T. Dobie, Petty Harbor. 
 
 Rev. Benjamin Fleet, Foxtrap. 
 
 Rev. George Hutchinson, B.A., Topsail. 
 
 Rev. William Pilot, Vuidi Vidi, 
 
 Rev. Cornelius Ellingham, Aquaforte. 
 
 deanery of conception bay. 
 
 liural Bean — liev. James C. llarvc}'. 
 
 Rev. Bertram .Tones, Harbor Grace. 
 
 Rev. John Godden, Harbor Grace and Bryants Cove. 
 
 Rev. Wilham J. Hoyles, Carbonear. 
 
 Rev. J. C. Ilarvey, Port-de-(irave. 
 
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 Rev. Robert II. Taylor, Brians. 
 Rev, W. 0. Slioar><, liay KolxM'ts. 
 Rev. J. M. Noel, L'pper Ishiiid Oovo. 
 Rev. U. S. Chuniberhiiii, Bay-de-A'erds. 
 
 HEANKIIV OF TlllMTY n.VV. 
 
 linral Dean — Rev. H. tSiuith. 
 
 Rev. 13. Smith Trinity. 
 Rev. Henry Petley, .Si. A., New Tliirbop. 
 Rev. George Gardner, Heart's Coutcut, 
 Rev. William Netten, Cutalina. 
 
 DKANERY OF nOXAVISTA DAY. 
 
 Jiural Dean — Rev. A. E. (J. I'ayly. 
 
 Rev. A. E. C. Bayly, Bonavista. 
 Rev. William Kirby, King's Cove. 
 Rev. H. M. Skinner, Salvage. 
 Rev. John G. Cragg, Greeuspond. 
 
 DKANERY OF NOTRK DA^IE. 
 
 Hural Dean — Rev. Frederick li. Murray. 
 Rev. Frederick R. Murray, Twillingate. 
 Rev. Alfred Winsor, Herring Neck. 
 Rev. Christopher Meek, Fogo, 
 Rev. Robert Temple, White Bay. 
 Rev. Walter Smith, Tilt Cove. 
 
 DKANERY OF PLACENTIA DAY. 
 
 Rural Dean . 
 
 Rev. J. Kingwell, Harbor Buffet t. 
 Rev. .r. l^ockward, liurin. 
 Rev. Josiah Darrel, Larnaline. 
 
 DEANERY OF FORTUNE RAY". 
 
 Rural Dean — Rev. W. K. White. 
 
 Rev. W. K. White, Harbor Briton. 
 Rev. E. CoUey, Hermitage Cove. 
 Rev. J. Cunningham, Burgoo. 
 Rev. Theophilus G, Netten, LaPoilc. 
 Rev. Alfred C. Warren, St. George's Bay. 
 Rev. Joseph J. Curling, Bay of Islands. 
 Rev. John Bishop, BelJorani. 
 Rev. T. A. Goode, Channel. 
 Rev. S. M. Wren, Bonne Bay. 
 
 LliKADOR. 
 
 Rev. George Bishop, Battle Harbor. 
 
 RETIRED CLERGYMAN. 
 
 Rev. Thomas Boono, late Rural Dean, Notre Dame Bay. 
 
 THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION. 
 
 Visitor— Tha Lord Bisliop. 
 Principal . 
 
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 TilK XK\Vl-(JlNDL\ND ALMANAC 
 
 Vice-Vrinrtp(tl~\Xe\. Williarti I'ilot. 
 
 Students —'Vh.om'AH V. Masisiuli, Fivdrrick Skinnor, Charles 
 .TctTrios, .luhii Hewitt, Algernon C. (,'k\rke, ¥. J. J. Smith. 
 
 NKWFOUXDLAND CllUIirn SOCIETY. 
 
 ratron—llin Exci^lltMicy the Governor. 
 
 Pirsidcni—The h 'V. the Lord JJinliop. 
 
 Vue-rri'mlents — 'Die liovds. the Deans. 
 
 Treasurer — William II. Marc. 
 
 ^Secrc/fin/ — lie v. 0. M. JohnHon. 
 
 Commifffie—J. C. Withers, Hon. W. V. Whitoway, Q.C, E. 
 Dudor, ]Ion. F. B. T. Carter, Q.C, C. Growdy, M.I)., 11. LeMes- 
 snrier, Josepli Crewdy, Hon. .1.8. Clift, Thomas Clift, A. O. 
 Ray ward, lion. Judge liobinson, Uon. A. W. Harvey, G. J. 
 Hay ward. 
 
 BIOCKSAN SYNOD OF NF,"WFOrNnLAND. 
 
 Ercnitive Committoe — The IJipfht Rev. the Bishop of the Uioceso, 
 the \\\^\\i Kuv. tlie Coadjutor Bishop, llev. A. C. F. Wood. Ilev. 
 G. M. .Johnson, liev. E. Botwood, Rev. J. F. Phelps, Hon. .Tudj^o 
 Jtobinson, R. .T. Pinscnt, Q.C, P. Emerson, Q.C, Hon. A. W. 
 Harvey, G. T. Rendell. 
 
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 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. 
 
 Bishop — Riglit Rev. Br. Thomas Joseph Powek. 
 
 Vicar General — Very Rev. Thomas O'Connor, P.P. 
 
 Dean — Very Rov. PATnicK Cleahy, P.P. 
 
 St.. John's— Cathedral— \ovy Rev. T. B. ^NIcGrath, Adm., Rev. 
 Wm. Forristal, Rev. Patrick Delaney. 
 
 St. Jiona venture College — I'residcnt, Very Rev. P. A. Slattery; 
 Dean, Rev. Wm. Fitzpatrick. 
 
 St. Peters Chapel, Queen's Street — Rev. .Tohn Scott. 
 
 St. Tatriclis, River Head — Rev. John Ryan. 
 
 Petty Harbor — Rev. John \\'alsh. 
 
 Portur/nl Cove and Toi-bay—Ycry Rev. T. O'Connor, P.P., V.G., 
 Rev. .AI.' J. Clarke. 
 
 iriflesr.s Pay and Bay Bulls — Very Rev. Dean Cleary, P.P., 
 liev. N. Roaeli, Rev. M.'O'Driscoll. 
 
 Fcrri/land and Cape Broyle — Rev. M. A. Clancey. 
 
 Fermeuse and Pene.rcs — Rev. John Walsh. 
 
 Trepassey — Rev. Thomas Ilennebury, P.P. 
 
 St. Marys and Salmoniei — Rev. Richard O'Donncll, P.P., Rev. 
 John yt. .iohu. 
 
 Great Place.)./ in— llev. Charles Irvine, Rev. James AVlielan. 
 Lii.lic Piaceiilia—lloy. U. Brouuan, Kcv. M. MacCuliow, 
 /V^ Kyran's— Key. L. Vcrekcr. 
 
 
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 TFIH NF.WFOINDI.AM) AliMANAO. 
 
 Jiurin—Uov. Wni. Bern, l\r. 
 
 CMi/m— Itov. M. Morris. 
 
 /iS^ Z«/rrfiMC(!— Rov. Win. Doutncy. 
 
 Lanuiiiiio . 
 
 JLtrhor Union — Dr. llovvloy, P.P. 
 Ht. Jucques—lliiS . Vini'cnt lieurdon. 
 
 rnnFKcrrnK apostoi.io. 
 
 St. Georges J3ai/—VrcieGt Apostolir, Very Ilcv. T. Scurs. , 
 
 CONVKNTS. 
 
 St. Jolni s-'VreHcr\tt\t\on Convent, ISniitary Road ; INForry Con- i 
 vent, ]\rilitary Road ; I'rostentatkm Convent, Patrick's Street; j 
 Mercy Convent, Jielvidcre. 
 
 Turbcnj — ] 'resen ta lion Convent. 
 Witless Batf — Presentation Convent. 
 liiuin — ^Lercy Convent, 
 insrr^/mu?— Presentation Convent. 
 lermcuse — Presentation Convent. 
 St. Lawrence — Mercy Convent. 
 Great Placentia — I'resentation Convent. 
 St. Mary's — Presentation Convent. 
 Harbor liriton — Pro s on f ration Convent. 
 
 An Orplianage lor girls, a •■ Bolvidere ; Orplian Asylum School, 
 Cathedral Hill. 
 
 DIOCKSE OF IIARDOR GIIACK. 
 
 The Right Rev. Henry Carfagnixi, D.D,, O.S.F., Lord Bishop | 
 of Harbor Grace, 
 
 Very Rev. Jeremiah O'Donnoll, Yicar Gcnpral of the Diocese. ' 
 
 Harbor Grace — Very Rev. D. Falconio, Administrator, Rev. ; 
 \Vm. Donnelly. 
 
 Carbonear — Rev. Wm. Yoitch. 
 
 Iin</us~-'RQ\. E. F. Wal.sli, P.P. 
 
 I Harbor Main— Yciy liev. J. 0"Donnell, P.P., Rev. P. O'Don- 
 ; nell, C.C. 
 
 i Northern Bat/ — Rev. J. Cummins. 
 
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 ( liunavista — Rev. .1. Carolan. 
 
 j Kinifs Cove — liov. M. Hanley. 
 
 Tiifo)! Harbor — Rev. James Brown, P. P, 
 
 I Fortune Harbor — Attended from Tilton Harbor. 
 
 i Za Couche — Attended from Tilton Harbor. 
 
 ; Labrador — Attended once a year by a Priest from Harbor ! 
 Grace. 
 
 \ Convents — .T of the Presentation Order, and 2 of the Order of ; 
 Jlercev. 
 
'J UK M-:\\ FOIJNDI.ANI) ALMANAd. 
 
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 WKSLKYAX Ml'TlIODIST Clirncil. 
 
 Hoy. nr.onor: S. Milm(ia\, ^r.A., rrositlent of Uoiil'crcnco. 
 Kov. Tuo.MAS Hauiiis, Sccretiir}. 
 
 RT. .toiix'h DisTinrr. 
 
 How OrionoR S. !\rrT,i,inA\, M.A., Chiiinimn. 
 
 Jicv. JosKi'ii TAsror:, rinancial Secrt'tary. 
 
 St. John's— Iiov. Oooi'ijo S. Millifj^an, ."Nf.A., Kov. Joseph rascoc, 
 Rev. (loui'f'i^ti J. J>oiul, Ji.A., Kcv. Joseph Lister. 
 
 ]}oiiavista — Kcv. John Goodison. 
 
 Twilliiipvte — lie v. Jolin ilcixy. 
 
 linrin — Itev. (ieor<ijo l-'orsey. 
 
 Grand P>ank und Tor tune — IJev. C. Pieklea and Kev. C. Jlycrs. 
 
 Petitos — Kev. Solomon ^[attlicws. 
 
 Channel — I?ev. Janios Nurse. 
 
 Exploits — Kcv. 8iinoon Dunn. 
 
 Greenspond — Itev. Jereniiaii Embroe. 
 
 IIOMF, MISSIONS. 
 
 Musgrave Town — Ilev. William B. Seccombo. 
 
 Musjjfi-avc llarbor — Kev. Henry Loviid. 
 
 Fogo— liev. "NVilliani Swan. 
 
 Change Islands— Kov. E. Taylor. 
 
 Moreton's Harbor — Ilev. ^Villianl J. Jennings. 
 
 Little Bay Island — Kev. James I'lueock. 
 
 Tilt Cove — Kev. Samuel Snowden. 
 
 St. Anthony — Kev. Alexander Mi-Gregor. 
 
 Flower Cove — Kev. John I). Bosvell. 
 
 Bonne Bay — Kev. Jabez Ilill. 
 
 Bay of Islands— Kov. Patrick Kobinson. 
 
 St. Pierre — Kev. Joseph Parkins. 
 
 Fortune Bay — Kev. Charles Myers, during summer months. 
 
 Flat Island — Kev. Thomas II. Janes'. 
 
 Sound Island — Kev. Henry C. Hatcher. 
 
 CAKBONEAR DISTllICT. 
 
 Kev. Thomas IIahris, Chairman. 
 
 Kev. Ja^iks Hovk, Financial Secretary. 
 
 Carbonear — Kev. James Dove, Kev. John G. Currie. 
 
 Harbor Grace — Kev. (Jharles Ladner. 
 
 Brigus — Kev. Thomas Harris, Kev. James B. Ileal, Kev. W. E. 
 Shenstone, Sup'y. 
 
 Bay Koberts — Kev. George Boyd. 
 
 Blackhead— Kov. John S. Peach, Kev. George Payne. 
 
 Island Cove — Kev. Kobert \V. Freeman. 
 
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 TI1!<: N1':WFUUN1)LANI) ALMANAO. 
 
 Old IVrlic'U!!— Kov. Thomas Fox. 
 Hants Harbor— Kev. Antliony Hill. 
 CataliiKi— Rev. John Prat. 
 
 ]luMK MISSIONS. 
 
 Port-dc-Grave — Hev. Jesse Hay field. 
 Trinity — Rev. John Diy.m. 
 
 Shoal Ilarbor—liev. Thomas ^Y. Atkinson, Rev. Juracs 
 Alexander. 
 
 Green's Harbor— Geor^re IT. Bryant. 
 
 Labrador —Rev. J. G. Ciirric, dnring the summer months. 
 
 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. 
 The Rev. James Paterson, St. AndrcAvs Church, St. John's. 
 
 COXGREG ATION AL CHURCH. 
 
 The Rev. Thomas Hall, Qucon's Road Chapel, St. John'- 
 
 The Rev. George Harrington, licndell Harbor, Smith's Sound, 
 Trinity Lay. 
 
 FREE PRESBYTEIHAN CHURCH. 
 The Rev. Moses Harvey, St. John's. 
 The Rev. Alexander Ross, Harbor Graoe. 
 
 LAYMI:N LICENSED TO C^l^r.EBRATE MARPJAGE. 
 Charles Harris, Gooseberry Island. 
 George Good ridge, Labrador. 
 
 St. John's axxd He'wfoundland A'o.xiliaxy Bilalo 
 
 Society. 
 
 His Excellency the Governor, Patron. Hon. Tsicliolas Stabb, 
 President. Hon. S. Rcndell, Hon. John Winter, Hon. P. G. 
 Tessier, William Hoyd, .1. Goodfellow, Hon. J. J. Rogerson, 
 Vice-l*residents. Rol)ert Brown, Treasurer. Rev. M. Harvey, 
 .lohn ^K'Dougall, Secretaries. Committee — Rev. Thomas Hall, 
 Rev. (}. S. .Milligan, M.A., Rev. J. Pascoe, Rev. J. Paterson, Hon. 
 R. Thorburn, Hon. Kdward While, .lames Bayly, Ed. L. Jar\is, 
 C. R. Ayre, Sanies Seaton, John Woods, Richard Neyle, Allan 
 Goodridge, David Sclater, G. Browning, James Baird, David 
 Watson, T. W, Stabb, James Howe, J. X. Finlay, L. T. Chaucey, 
 John Steer, John McCanley, J. F. Chisholm. 
 
 Chamlser of Conunsrcs, St. John's. 
 
 i C. Buwring, i'r(\-.i(lciit. E. Dudcr and Ji. Alexander, Viee- 
 i Presideii's. J. Ciuodrellow, Secrelarv and Treasurer. Hon. R. 
 ■ Thorburn. Hon. A. W. Harvey, Hon. P. G. Tessier, Hon. S. 
 
 , Rendell, T. W. Stabb, W. B. Grieve, R. II. Prowse, T. R. Smitli, 
 
 I W. H. Mare. 
 
 Manager uf Commercial Rooms — John Goodridge. 
 
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 Tlll'i .N K\\i<(j[ V ,;i,AM) AJ.MANaC. 
 
 ■!v^xsKKKT::sz^^^3s:7^^cezir:yirA 
 
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 Banki3. 
 
 UNION HANK OF KKWFOirNDLAND. 
 
 Directors —liobcrt Alexander, Hon. II. Thorburn, Hon. A. W. 
 Harvey, John Munn, Walter U. (irieve. 
 
 John W. Smith, ^Manager. Kandal (Jreeno, Aeeountant. — 
 Charles S. rinseut, Teller. IVe.seott X. liully, and William H. 
 Crowdy, Clerks. Hon. it. J. Piusent, (^.C, Standing Counsel 
 and Solicitor. 
 
 Discount Days — Mondays and Thursdays, from 12^ o'clock. 
 
 Hours of Jiu.sincss — From 10 a.m., to 3 p.m. 
 
 COMMKltCIAL BANK OF NKAVFOUNDLAND. 
 
 Directors — Hon. S^ephen Eendell, Charles Bowring, James 
 Goodridge, Edwi?i Duder, Hon. J. \\ inter. 
 
 liobert Brown, Manager. Henry Cooke, Accountant and 
 Teller. John \V. Hay ward, AVilluim B, Dryer, and Henry 1). 
 Carter, Clerks. Hon. V. B. T. Carter, Q.C., Standing Counsel ! 
 and Solicitor. 
 
 Discount Days — Tuesdays and Fridays, from 12J to U oclock 
 
 Hours of Business — From 10 a.m., to 3 p.m. 
 
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 Forei^ Cozisiilatcs. 
 
 Portugal — Cliarles Fox Bennett, Consul-Goneral for New- 
 foundland. Vice-Consul — Thomas 11. Smith, St .John's ; John 
 Munn, Harbor Grace ; William Jnott, Burin ; K. C. (i;d!/>p, Ilai- 
 bor Breton and Ganltoi.s ; Gilbert lliimpiu'ry C(i!e, 'Iniiily; 
 
 Philip John <u'()uchy, LaPoilo; Charles Middletun. Jhirgeo; 
 George Messervy, Jersey Harbor : Thomas De Bourcier, Little 
 Harbor. 
 
 Spain — Don Jose Fronsky, Vice-Consr.l, St. JohnV : T. Har- 
 rison liidle}-, Harbor Gra(;e. Consular A-X''nts—.]()lni I]. Duder, 
 
 Twillin^'tite ; , Greenspond; i)r. Hay Finilhiter. Fogo ; 
 
 Gilbert Ilumphery Cole, Trinity ; Philip SorsoUe!. l{i,-;e B';incho ; 
 Philip Htibert, Harbor Breton; Henry F. ilolman, Cauliois ; 
 Francis Berteau, Jiurin. 
 
 German Fmi)ir-j— liobert H. Prowse, Consul, St. Jol n's. 
 
 France— J. C. Toassaint, Vice-Consul for Newfoundland. 
 
 Italy — James Bayly, Consular Ajrent for Ncwfoundlaiul. 
 
 United States of America— Thomas X. .Afolloy, Consul for 
 Newfoundland. Consular Ag(vvt, Uiivbor Gracf», P. Dt^vereux. 
 
 Sweden and Norway — liobert H. Prowse, ^'ice-Con«ul for 
 Newfoundland. 
 
 ITaval. 
 
 Commander-in-Chief on the West India and North American 
 ji Station— Vice-Admiral Fdward Gennys Fansliaw(>, C.H. 
 
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 THE NJ!:\VFOl XDLAM^ ALMANAC. 
 
 ITowspapsrs PuTolislicd in the Colony. 
 
 CMtnVr— Published, every Wednesday and Saturday morning. 
 
 Commercial Jonrnnl—VwhW^hpA every fortniglit, immediately 
 previous to the dosing of the ^fail per Halifax steamer. 
 
 Ji'./7)ms\s— Publislied every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 
 moriiing. 
 
 Morning CAro?i/c'/e— Published every morning, Sundays ex- 
 cepted. 
 
 Nv^vfoim(llnndor—V\xh\\fi\\e^ every Tuesday and Friday morning. 
 
 North Star — Published every Saturday morning. 
 
 Pf/^m^— Published every Monday afternoon. 
 
 Royal Gazc.tto—V\\V\H\\Q([ every Tuesday. 
 
 Semi-Weeldy Chronicle — Published every Tuesday and Friday 
 
 mornmg. 
 
 Standard (Harbor Grace)— Published every Saturday morning. 
 
 Star (Harbor Grace) — Published every Thursday morning. 
 
 Ti'mfs— Publislied every Wednesday and Saturday morning. 
 
 Telegraph — I'ublislied every Wednesday morning. 
 
 Temperance Jbwnm/— Pubhshed on the 1st and 15th of every 
 month. 
 
 St. John's Athenceum. 
 
 Hon Tl. Kent, President. Hev. M. Harvey and James Baird, 
 Vice-Presidents. Alexander Taylor, Secretarj'. Committee — 
 William Poyd, James Fox, Tliomas McOonnan, 0. T. Ityland, 
 William Killegrew, Wilham Kitchin, AVilliam Pitts, A. J. W. 
 McNeily, W. D. Ilally, James S. Winter and Dr.vid Sclater. 
 
 C. Barnes, Librarian and Superintendent of Rooms. 
 
 St. Joseph's Catholic Institute. 
 
 Established SOth May, 1872, on the amalgamation of the 
 Catholic Institute and St. Joseph's Association. Patron — The 
 Most Rev. Thomas J. Power, Bishop of St. John's. Spiritual 
 Director, Rev. William Forristal. Robert J. Kent, President. 
 W. P. Walsli, Vice-President. Ricliard Raftus, 1st Assistant 
 Vice-President;. William Donnelly, 2nd Assistant Vice-Presi- 
 dent. John Fitzgerald, Treasurer. William J. Hogan, Secre- 
 tary. Edward St. George, Librarian. Council — Wm. Doutney, 
 .lames J. ¥. Parker, .lohn Ilowlett, l^dmond Fitzgibbon, Jolm J. 
 Coleman, John UTlaherty, Thomas Gh'eene, William Comerford. 
 
 Wesleyan Academic Literary Institute. 
 
 President, H. J. B. Woods. Isl- \ .co-Presid(>nt, J. A. White 
 ford. 2nd Vice-President, G. W\ R' vs. Secretary, S. R :\Iarch. j 
 Treasurer, (J. Campbell. Librarian. John Curran. Committee, \ 
 J. K P. I'eters, J. VV. Nichols and R. Blackwood 
 
THE NKW'ForNDi.ANl) Al.MANA( 
 
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 HarTsor Graco Literaiy Inatitut©. 
 
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 IIo!). W. .7, 8. Doiuielly, rrosidctu. li, W. llmc^rson. ptuI R. 
 S. Mnnn, Vic-e-rri'sidon'ts. J, J5oini\ster, Treayuror. V. Watts. 
 S(?('rotary. Conimitloe, \V. IT. Tlioinpson, .lames llipiii^Iev and 
 K. W. (,)uinloii, 
 
 Map.onic. 
 
 I T ndei* \hc jurisdiction of the Grand Lodp^o of En;:^land.J 
 
 JJori. J. S. Clift", District Grand Master: VV. V. Whiteway. 
 
 Deputy D. G. Master ; ,D. G. Senior Wardcjn ; J. F. 
 
 Cliisholm, 1). G. Jn)iior '^^'ardon ; , D. G. (.'ha[)lain ; 
 
 G. S. IMnsent, T). G. Troa';nrer ; IL T. D. Woo 1, ^. G. Secretary ; 
 K. T. Kankin, D. G. Sijnior Deacon ; ,J. S. IIay\vard. 1). G. Junior 
 Deacon: IM. Monrop, ]). G. Master of GererMnni(>s ; A. .1. W. 
 }.]oXi>ilJv, D. G. Gra^anist; G. G. C^cddes, D. G. Pursuivant ; W. 
 Sunt]), D.G. Tyler. ^ 
 
 The Dislritrt Grand Lodge holds quarterly conimnnications. 
 
 St. Jo/in\^ Loftqe, Ko. 570— A. Pearce, W.M. : Ji. Laui-i(\ S.W. : 
 \V. Irvinpr, J.W.'; JT. Guoko, Treasurer; Jf. 'I'. 15. Wcod. Secre- 
 tary; .J. Rodger, S.l). ; J. .Kill, J.D. ; G. Garland and \L M. 
 Arrhibiild, Stewards ; J. Sniitli, J.G. ; W. Sniilli, Tyler. 
 
 ^Mci'lings on tiie first Friday in every month, at Masonic Hall, 
 British S(piare. 
 
 Avaloa Lodge, No. 77(5, R.E. — James E. Ducheniin. AV.M. ; W. 
 Langston, SAV. ; Jolm H. Ebsary, J.W. ; Joscp]'. \\ ilson, Sec- 
 retary ; Thomas Withycombe, Treasurer ; .lohn Grossman. S.D. ; 
 Walter William:-', J.D. ; William Winsborrow a;:d Gharles 
 Lr^vi:^, Stewards ; Edward W!;i*/\ I.G. ; Wi'li'im S-nWh, Tylpr 
 
 Meetinjifs on the second Thursday in every numtli, at the 
 Masonic Hall, British Square, 
 
 Hiram Lndf/r, Bvriri. No, ']'28]—C,ooYffO Bishop, W.IM. ; John 
 Ware, S.W. : GcorLce Goddard, J.W,; Philip Pine, Secretary: 
 John Paul, Treasurer : Daniel Bishop, S.D. ; Wm. Pine, J.D. : 
 George Collins and fiabriel Goddard, Stewards; Wm. Collins, 
 J.G. ; Joseph Dibbin, Tyler. 
 
 Victoria /.erfv". Fortune, Fortune Jim/, No. 1373 — Wiilirirn P. 
 Lake, W.M. : "Georn^e Tu(dc. S.W.: John E. J.ake, .J.W. ; Eli 
 Tuck, S.D,; John Aiiier, J.D. ; Henry J. IIa<ldon, Secretary; 
 Charles BeriMott. Treasurer; John Dixon, LG. ; Robert Snook, 
 O.G. ; James M. Lake, (Jiiaplain ; (Tiarles Hillier and William 
 Tuck, Slewaris. 
 
 [Under the jurisdii-lion of (lie Supreme K. A. Ghapterof J'"nf;!;iand.] 
 
 St. Jo/inA Ji. A. (h.jptrr-^. S. ('lift. P.P.Z. ; N. S. Stabb, P.Z. ; 
 J. F. Chisholm, P.H. ; .M. .^b.nroe, P.J. ; G, S. Pins.Mit, S.E. ; J. S. 
 Havward, S.N, ; G. G. Gedde,-. P.S. ; A. J. W. McxNcilv, S.S. : W. 
 E, 'Stirling, J.S. ; IE .). S«abl>, Treasurer; Wdliam Smith, 
 Janitor, 
 
82 THE NEWFOUNbLAM) ALVAXaC 
 
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 [L'ndcr the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodi^'f' of Scotland.] 
 
 % Alox?indor M. McKsy, P.G.M. ; T. 11. Hidlev. S.G.M. : J. \. \\ 
 ;{ Finlay, S.G.W. ; W. M. Vv^iiTon, .J.G.'V. ; Alexander Graham, | 
 ;|.G.T. : Piv'scott Enorson, G.S. ; V/illlani P. Mnnn, G.G. ; Uev. i|| 
 I Closes Tlarvcv, G.C. ; I''.. L, .Aloorc, S.G.P. ; ^^ . 1). Morrison, J. ji 
 '! G.D. ; John Oarncll, G.S. ; A. Martin, G.M. ; W. Cooke, G.J.G.; 1 
 ' William Smith. G.T. i| 
 
 ^!' Tlio Provincial Grand J^odgo holds (fimrf-rlv 'Tii^-imnnicalioji.';. ill 
 
 •'■' Tusker Loflf/c No. .ir;4 Ji'..,'^'.- J'l.hvard J{<)tii\Yc]I, J.'.W.M. : 11. .T. \\ 
 
 j!; Pinsont, W.S.W.: Wm. S, Canning, W.J.W. : John 11. Hr.;,dies, || 
 
 T Treasurer : Jolm W. Collier, Sreretarv; Pev. ?iloscs llaiv«\y, w 
 
 ;;C]inplain; }i. A. MeCoubrey, f^.h.; JnuwH .Jardine, '?..l).; A. ;| 
 
 j Rankin and John J-'arcniar, Steward.s ; liobenMellis, l.G. ; Wm. i|! 
 
 I Smith, Tyler. | 
 
 Meetini; on (ho third Thursday in every monlh, at 'Masonio |i 
 
 llall, Pritisli Square. " ij 
 
 i Jfarh'M- (irncf Lodfio, No. 47o— "W. P. ^^Tnnn, P.V/.M. ; James '1; 
 
 i riippisley, S.W.; Selby G. Alien, J.W. ; .folm J'ater-.on. Tren- p 
 
 surer; V. M. Cairns. Se-rettiry : Jose[)li Ixusseh. S.D.; Daniel 1 
 
 1 I'letcher, J.D.: llev, (!.'. T.adnev, (Vi!a]>l;dn ; Stephen Andrc^ws, 1 
 
 v| PiMe !^>carer; Pobert MclJac and E. W, Lvnds, Stewards; II. ' 
 
 \ Hiscoek, I.(b : Fitz Grim, Tvler. 
 
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 Zi^iGdilsd Secicty, St. Jolir-'s. 
 
 T. no'^\]*^v, L.P.(^;;.l., v:^cc., President :;!..] S-i-volnrv: C. 11. ' 
 Peu(Mit. .\t.l;.('.S.E., Trcr,:-aror ; Jlcnrv l!. St;d..b, M.').,' Fred<-r- .' 
 ick Bunfin?;, M.P., Charles Crowdv,' M.P.C.S.L., »SiL'., Wm. C. > 
 Simms. 31.1)., ^r., Henry Shea. L.P/J.S,.f.. ^■,: 
 
 lTo7^''ou:r*dlar.cl Tariff, 
 
 A'-:ordi)iij I'o JRevenuc Act, passed '2>^th March, 1.^7 (. 
 
 IJorspf!, .Mares, &c., each 
 
 Pif.cs and Calves 
 
 OxeTi rihd Cows, the $100 
 
 Ale, Porter, <.Utier and I'erry, the ;L):.'v11on 
 
 Apples, tlie barrel 
 
 Bacon, Ham.s, Tonj^ues, Smoked Beef, and Sausa- 
 
 jifes, t!it> ewt, 
 
 Beef and P'g.-^' Head,-', NaU'>d and eureil, tl;e 
 
 barr-d r,t 200 lbs .' 
 
 Biseuit or jjrend, tiie cwt 
 
 I'.attcr, tlie cw I 
 
 Cheese, the cwt 
 
 Chocolate and Cocoa. (h(> lb . . 
 
 Ci^^tir.s, r> per cent, ad '.'cdorcin, and tlie M 
 
 Colfee. the lb 
 
 Co-d, imported or brc.'^Iit into the port of St. 
 
 J(/.i:i -i, the toil 
 
 Confeciionary. the cwt 
 
 :'<-rither- all'l "eiuhcr Bed-. fh<' lb 
 
 $2..n0 ; 
 0.28 ; 
 
 ,5.00 
 0.10 
 0.00 
 
 iJi 
 
 2.00 ii 
 
 'ii' 
 0.00 ;p 
 0.07 i 
 
 1.12 !;■ 
 
 l.oO t 
 
 0.04 f 
 
 2.04 J! 
 
 0.03 I 
 
 0.20 III 
 
 3.50 : 
 
 O.or, \\ 
 
 :^l 
 
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 y\\ t.i 
 
 
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 ^ 
 
 i!.00 ^ 
 
 0.07 t 
 Ml?! 
 
 J .no ij! 
 (i.oa I 
 
 0.25 i 
 
 .'{.no 51 
 O.o:. |j 
 
 for liny greater streiigth than the stroiiglli 
 
 of proof, tl'ie iralloii . , 
 
 j Whiskey, not exceediu,,;- llu) .streii^'lh of ])root' 
 
 I by S\ ke/t; 1 i ydrunioter, and so Li proportion 
 
 ior any greater sirength than the blronglh 
 
 of pi'oof, tlu; galloTi 
 
 CorJial>, ShrL;)> and oHior Spirits, l)tM;;g sweet- 
 ened(;r niixcvl,K-»o tli^'t '.hj iligrco of .^l:rongt.h 
 eannol Le a.-^eerUiiafd u-i aforesaid, the 
 
 gallon 
 
 '' Sui^ur — Loaf and rdined, th'^ v•^v"t• 
 
 Uni-eiinod, ;,he cwL 
 
 •J.lastai'il, the eu't 
 
 t( 
 
 !■ Tea — Soiielion.u:, Congoii and Dohea. the lb. 
 
 All other .>oris, the U) 
 
 iuL) 
 
 Liccii -Manufactured, ihe lb 
 
 Leaf, the ih. . 
 Steui-i.lhe ewi 
 
 Timber, the Ion, 
 
 Vi; 
 
 Wini 
 
 ie'';ar, the <ra):oii 
 
 \i'/. 
 
 -rhi 
 
 \nipagne, loe 
 
 aljf;n, 
 
 ■!: .I'ort and 'fadeh-a. the gajlon , 
 
 ."Sherry and Mavi/ijiniL'a, ii;^ pci" e:nt 
 
 iind the gallon 
 
 'i'.Hnc.a, 
 
 l.i'O '■ 
 
 ,1 
 
 :i.o0 % 
 
 . o.so 
 .'?.50 ;■ 
 
 t.'.OO 
 '2.0'.) ] 
 0.05 
 0.1-! 
 O.lL' 
 
 (!»r " 
 o.r)0 '' 
 (,'.:;0 
 O.p) I 
 I'.OO i' 
 J.o.,! 
 
 i 
 
4 
 
 ¥. 
 
 Ja«fc-=--rsrSSr=-S=r:rr? 
 
 
 rie^ti*feivi-";si-sn 
 
 THH M':\VFOi;M)i.AM) Al-.MANAC. 
 
 8i)iini.sh li'MJ, JJunia, Sicilian, Fii^iuuiM, I?ed Li.-i- 
 bon, Coiniiioii, (Jaue and Mahu^a, the gallon 
 
 Olarot, the gallon 
 
 Ilock, (Jurgiuidy and Light llhenij.Ji Wine, the 
 gallon 
 
 All other Wines, \'1\ per cent, ad valorem, and 
 
 the gallon 
 
 Ready-made ClotheSjViz, :— (-oats, Jackets, Trow- 
 sers, Waistcoats aiid Southwesters, the !^100 
 
 Stockings, Shirts and Drawers, (made by hand 
 and not woven) the $100 
 
 Mantles, Dresses, Cloaks, Sacks, the $IOU 
 
 Candles, the $100 
 
 •Manufactures of Wood, (except (Jabinet W Jires, 
 Musical Instruments, and Agricultural Im- 
 plements) the $100 
 
 Empty Casks of all kinds, not containing Mer- 
 chandize — includingFishlioxea and returned 
 Casks, the $100 
 
 Packages in which Dry (jJoods are imported, $100 
 
 Fresh Meat and Ponltry, the $100 
 
 Anchors and Chain ('ables. Coper and Comp(.si- 
 tion Metal for Ships, viz. :— Bar, Bolt ii.\d 
 Sheathing ; Nails ; Iron, viz. :— Bar, Bolt, 
 Sheathingand Sheet; AVrought Nails; Cord- 
 age and Hemp Cables; Oakum; Canvas; 
 Corks and Corkwood ; I'itch, Tar, Kesin, 
 Raw Turpentine ; Fishing Tackle, Masts and 
 Spars ; Siieet Tin and Solder ; xMachinery 
 and parts of Machinery, imported for the 
 use of Foundries, Factories, Mills, or other 
 puri)oses ; Staves, undressed; Oats, Bice, 
 indianCorn,Bran,liarley,Medicines,tlie$!00 
 
 Goods, Wares and 3Ierchandize, not otherwise 
 enumerated, described or charged with duly 
 in this Act, and not otherwise exemi)t, the 
 $100 
 
 Local Distill atiox. 
 
 Brandy, not exceeding the strength of jiroof by 
 Sykes's Hydrometer, andso in proportion for 
 any greater strength than the strength of 
 proof, the gallon 
 
 Gin, not exceeding the strength of proof by Sykes's 
 Jlydrumetcr, and so in pro])ortion lor any 
 greater strength than the strength of i>roof, 
 the gallon , 
 
 Whiskey, not exceeding the strength of proof by 
 Sykess Hydrometer, and so in proportion for 
 any greater strength than the strength of 
 
 proof, the gallon 
 
 il; Bnm. Not exceeding the strengtli of proof by 
 
 0.70 '; 
 
 0.40 ; 
 
 0.50 
 0.80 ! 
 
 ) 
 
 ) 
 
 20.00 ; 
 
 20.00 
 20.00 
 
 20.00 ; 
 
 20.00 
 
 20.00 
 
 B3.00 ; 
 
 6.00 ; 
 
 8.00 ! 
 
 13.00 : 
 
 1.20 I 
 
 1.00 
 
 1.00 
 
 :rr^^. 
 

 
 Til!': Ni:\VrOUN].)L.\N]J Al-MANAf;. 
 
 
 S^'kfvs's Ilydi'ntMctoj', ami so in j»r()j)ortioii for 
 any crivaU'i- str"ii;,4li than Llie litrcngth ol! 
 proof, the gallon 
 
 Tauli: of Exemption's. 
 
 0.7.J 
 
 j Pi-lntinor Presses, rriutincr Paper, (Koyal aud Demy), Printing 
 
 \ Typos and all other Pi-intinf!: Matorials 
 
 1 Printed liooks and Panii)ldets, Majw and Charts 
 
 Coin and Hullion, Ilemp, Flax, Tuw 
 
 Fresh Fish, Bait 
 
 Wheat, Eggs 
 
 Plants, Trees, Shrubs 
 
 Unmannfaetured Wool and I\a-\r Cotton 
 
 Spe(rirnens illustrative of Natural History 
 
 Works of Art- viz., I'^ngravings, Painiinga and Statuary, not 
 intonded J'or sale 
 
 Articles ini^'urted lor lleligioub purposes, and not intended for 
 .sale 
 
 Manure of all kinds 
 
 Agricultural Iinj»lenients and Machinery imported by Agricul- 
 tural .Societu'.--, for the promotion of Agriculture 
 
 Arms, Cloth and I'roYisjions for Her Majesty's Land and Sea 
 Forces 
 
 Passengers' Baggage, Household Furniture, and Working Tools 
 and Implements, uied aid in the use oi' persons arriving in 
 the Island 
 
 Refuse liice, Seeds for Agricultural puriwsos 
 
 Vegetables of all sorts 
 
 Hides and pi(>ces of Hides, not tanned, curried or dressed 
 
 Coals, (when not imported or brought into the Port of St. John's) 
 
 Articles of every description imxjorted for the use of the Gov- 
 ernor 
 
 Donations of Clothing specially imported for distribution gra- 
 tuitously by any (Uiaritable Society 
 
 Cotton Yarn 
 
 Pig Iron, Coke 
 
 liark for Tanning liCatlier 
 
 Sulphuric Acid when used for tlie manufacture of Marure 
 
 Twines, to bo used in mauufacLuring Nets in this Colony 
 
 Dye Stulis 
 
 Junk, Old Iron, Old Copper and Compo-iition-metal 
 
 Articles for the olUcial use ol Foreign Consuls 
 
 Steam Engines, P,oilers, Propellers, Water-wlieels, and Saws 
 •Nvhen used in the original (construction of Steani lioats built 
 in this Inland, Mills or Factories;, also crushing Mills for 
 mining x>uri«oscs 
 
 Philosopical Instruments and apparatus, including C.lobes, 
 when imported and for the use of Colleges and Schools, 
 Scientific or Eiterary Societies 
 
 Materials for ? healhing the bottoms of Vessels, such as Zinc, 
 Copyjcr, and Composition-metal together with nails. Paper | 
 o • Felt, whicli may be used under ihe same 'i 
 
60 
 
 
 Live Shocp, Siind, Wullen Yiii'n, aiiU Corn fur the inaiiiifucturc 
 of J5r(K>in.s 
 
 It sIkiU !);;( be lawful for any ltnjinv1>>r of dried Fisli to Ware- 
 house the same in any of the l*orts of this (.!oJ')iiy or its Dcjten- 
 deiirics, williout the payment of x\^<'. duty hereinlx^fore imposed ; 
 and the provr-ions (jf any Act of ihi.H l'o!onv Nvith regard to the 
 \\ ai'rljouiii,.,^ <::' <.!o(id.-^ (»n tlu' liislctiti'y tli'Teof, o3' lo the ahcjw- 
 ancc i;f dr.iw './:!cl:s \\\)u\\ cx] (.>rtaiion, shall ^not in either ease 
 aijjily to or I)e cdnstnu'd to aj/piy to such ti.sli : j'rovided, that 
 tin' section sh.ill not apply to >U('li iish of Ihitish eat-'h and 
 cure, unless otherwise de(rlared by i'rockinuition uf the Governor, 
 published in flic L'o'ial fUizrftrc. 
 
 All Yachts sailiiiix uudiT AN'arrant of the Lords c/C tlie Admi- 
 ralty, or bclojiLiinu' to the IJoyal ^'acht ('lab, shall i)e exempted 
 on view of til.; .•^aid Warrant, from payment of all luoul ])ulies 
 what cever. 
 
 i 
 
 A^"i)0'J.di2. 
 
 The followinp: notifications and a])pointments have been made \ 
 since the fore^^oing siieets went to press: 
 
 JMembci'.s returned to .erve in the (Jeueral Assembly of 
 Nev.'fuuudlaiid : 
 
 ji I''idn.i of «. John's /rcsY— Lewis Tessier, ^Maurice I'enclon and 
 I Patrick .T. tScott, r>:(|uires. 
 
 Disf.rkt of St. Jo/ni'a 7:,','/.^^— IvoberL J. lient, llobert J. I'aAsons 
 I and Jolm .1. Dearin, Esquires. 
 
 ij; District of Coitcvptioa lUn/, Southern Dicisiou—JoisCiAl 1. i>ittlc 
 ji; and Patrick Nowlan, L-ijuiri-.s. 
 
 District of rort-dc-iiran- — rsathanicl Rabbi tts, Esipiire. 
 
 DistAd of (\i)-i.vjuiir—,h)\\u liorke, Mstpiire. 
 
 l)i.t.rivi of lUiii'dL'-\\.r(y — lion. James J llo;^(U-son. 
 Ill District (f lurri/lcrul—llk-hiA'd llaftus and .lame:? Cerve Con- 
 I roy, Esquires. 
 
 District of Piaccntii/ mid St. Mtiri/'.^—C. 1'. liennctt, Janics Col- I 
 
 lins and ^lichacl 11. Dwyer, 3'><j aires. 
 
 District of JJiirbor (Iracc — lion. Ambrose Siiea and Joaepli ! 
 Ml ' 
 
 p Godden, Es<|uire. 
 
 I District of 'Vrtnilii—W^w.W . V. Whiteway, John Steer and i 
 
 |!| James 11. VN'at.-on, Kstpures. 
 
 jj District if Domidsta— John H. Warren. < 'harlcs Luwrin;^ and 
 
 ii A. J. W. McNlIIv, Esquirco. 
 
 ; District of i'w*^ —Charles U. Ay re and James JS. AMnter, f 
 
 i Esquifts. 
 
 I Dutrtci of Fortune B(ii/—V,.ohcri -VIexander. hlsviuire. 
 
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 Till''. M':\V10LM>[.VM) AL.MA.NAC. M 
 
 Lidnct of Bufijfo avd LrFoue — Prescott Jimerii.n, Ksquirt'. { 
 
 II 
 
 Didiirf of TirilUvijaio rnx'l Fnyo— Iloti. F. E. T. Carter, Charles || 
 Diiuor aiid V.'iViirau Kclligpow, Esquires. ji 
 
 John :\r. ^Faddnc^k, J. P., Join An'lrnw«<, ^Villiam Ero',vn. M.D., ;| 
 ratricl; ]\o!iiiy, T.-aac liich;a\lrt, Tlionia.s Jjaltfti, Jann^'i r.i'.tlpr, ;j 
 CiCor.i.Tt'' F. ^'ayn(», aii'l (i'-vn^c H. l.»tis.-.M , to b? ;; lioarfl of Uoi.J )' 
 Co!iimissionors fur P(n't-de-Gravt\ Coiirpplioii P)4iy. | 
 
 William Brown, ^lichael Brcninn, and Jolin Pear^'on, to bo a } 
 Pioard of Road Cominissioner.; for Paradiso, in Uic District of | 
 Placcntia and St. Mary's. ! 
 
 C»(H)r/:?o T. IJ. S!:f]]i':i'(iv(«, to ho Suo-Collcflor for F,n^-ii.s]i i 
 Ilarlior, St. Jac'iufs, aiid P-'lldrani. 
 
 AVui. K. LcPnnv, K'. Pit -nan, A. Smilli, and Cap'.;. Win. ' 
 Wliclan, to h;^ Con\Ml,s.-;ioncrH for the orcetion of a, Public |' 
 Wharf at Cap'd". 
 
 Moi-^os Tiliey, Pandoni, andTnonui^? IIod--(\ Togo, lu be Jus- ; 
 ti"cs of ;ho Pcaco fur t!.*; Xorllt'-i'U Di-trirt. k 
 
 .john C-.sr-v, to b" Stiinnul'an' < 'onnr.i-'.sioncr of the Poor. || 
 
 .Tamos TnlcpoTi J'.n.'! ^MI;;^ci Parbv \c b..« Commi.'^blonovs for | 
 th^ erection of a, Ih-Ccdrvatcr at IJr.rin. i' 
 
 Pr. !!. Fi>'dla!<-r, .Inrnps Fit/.gerald, Robert Seot!, T'.nma^ jj' 
 Puder and Thomas Iiod<.;v, to bo a Hoard of Roiui Commis- | 
 si oner;.! for [''o|?,o. j 
 
 liev. Alfred Winser. Rieliard Phi ipots, Esau Pdandfor.], Henry i 
 Miles. John S((uire^s Thoma;; Dally an.l Uiiliani Pdehmond, to >| 
 be a P.eard of Road Uon^nii-Jsicners for Llerr:ii<r Xcclc. jl 
 
 lu'-ward iiowe, flenry Penny, Piitriek i'oiey, Jacob Rowe, |j 
 niid ^\ illiam Penny, to be a Board of R.i.ul Commissioners for jj 
 Seldom-Come-P.v. jj 
 
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