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 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 EXPLANATION OF CHARACTERS AND ABBREVIATIOWS 
 
 USED IN THIS ALMANACK. 
 
 Sun 
 
 Moon 
 
 Mercury 
 
 Venus 
 
 The Earth 
 
 Mars 
 
 Ceres 
 
 Pallas 
 
 Vesta 
 
 Jupiter 
 
 Juno 
 
 Saturn 
 
 TheGeorgian 
 
 Quadrature 
 
 ^ Conjunction 
 g Opposition 
 Q Ascending node 
 ^ Descending node 
 N. North. E. East 
 S. South. W. West 
 ° Degrees 
 
 Minutes of Arc. 
 
 Seconds of Arc. 
 
 Hours 
 
 Minutes of time 
 
 Seconds of time 
 m. Morning 
 a. Afternoon. 
 
 SIONS or THE ZODIAC. 
 
 ^ Aries governs the face& 
 
 ^ Taurus - neck. 
 D Qemini - 
 5S Cancer - 
 St Leo - - 
 Iti^ Virgo 
 £^ Libra 
 TH. Scorpio - 
 t Sagittarius 
 "^ Capricornus 
 XT Aquarius 
 K Pisces - - 
 
 [hQad 
 
 - arms 
 
 - breast 
 • heart 
 
 bowels 
 
 - reins 
 secrets 
 
 - thighs 
 knees 
 
 legs 
 - - feet 
 
 COMMON NOTES FOR 1845. 
 
 Dominical Letter £ 
 
 Roman Indiction 
 
 Julian Period 65l 
 
 .<►- 
 
 FIXED AND MOVEABLE FEASTS, ANNIVERSARIES, kd 
 
 Epiphany Jan. 6 
 
 Stptuagesima Sunday 19 
 
 K. Charles I. Martyrdom — 30 
 
 Shrove Sunday Feb. 2 
 
 Ash Wednesday — - 5 
 
 \si Sunday in Lent. . . . -— 9 
 
 St. David March 1 
 
 Ptdm Sunday 16 
 
 St. Patrick 17 
 
 Oood Friday 21 
 
 Easier Sunday 23 
 
 Lady Day—An. B. V, M. — 25 
 
 St. George April 23 
 
 Princess Alice, b. 1843 25 
 
 Rogation Sundiay 27 
 
 Jlscenaion Day May 1 
 
 Pentecost-^ Whit Sun. 11 
 
 Trinity Sunday 18 
 
 Corpus Christtt Fete Dieu^ 22 
 
 Birth of |Q. Vict. J 819, May 24| 
 
 Rest. K. Chas. II — '" 
 
 Accession Q. Victoria June ! 
 
 Proclamation (1837) 31| 
 
 St. John Baptist-Mid- ? j_ 
 summer day S 
 
 Coronation Q> Victori| i 
 
 St. Peter & St. Paul — ' 
 Q,. Adelaide, h. 1792, Aug. IS 
 Prince Albert 6. 1819 — 
 St. Michael-Michael- ) e^ . , 
 mas day J P 
 
 All Saint's Day Nov. 1 
 
 Gunpowder Plot .... — 
 Prince of Wales, b. *41 — 
 
 Princess Royal, b. '40 21 
 
 St. Andrew 7 _ _ 
 
 Ist Sun. in Advent. J ' 
 Christmas Day — V 
 
1845. 
 
 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 MORNING AND EVENING PLANETS. 
 
 Vends, will be morning star until May 18, after which it will 
 he the evening star until the close of the year. 
 
 Mercury, will be evening star until May 8, thence the morn 
 ing star until the end of the year. 
 
 Mars, will be the evening star until Aug. 9, after which it will 
 be the morning stur. 
 
 Saturn, will be the eveni/ig star until Feb'y 2. after which it 
 will be the morning star. 
 
 Jupiter, will be the evening star until April 4, after which It 
 nrill be the morning star. 
 
 EQUINOXES AND SOI^STICES. 
 
 Vernal Equinox, Mnrch 20. 
 Summer Solstice, June 21. 
 Autumnal Equinox, September 23. 
 Winter Solstice, December 21, 
 
 Characters and names of the Planets, with their Diameters, 
 t Distances, Revolutions, and Proportional Bulks. 
 
 Characters 
 
 and 
 
 Names. 
 
 Diam- 
 eters. 
 Milef!. 
 
 Mean dist. 
 
 from 0. 
 
 Miles. 
 
 Ilev.rounci 
 
 ©• 
 Days. 
 
 Proport. bulk, 
 
 the Earth 
 
 beinsr 1.' 
 
 © The Sun 
 5 Mercury 
 9 Venus 
 © The Earth 
 J Mars 
 '" Jupiter 
 Tel Saturn 
 9 Herschel 
 }) The Moon 
 
 892163 
 
 2999 3fi,84l,3a7 87,97 
 
 7660 68,841,768 224,70 
 
 7964 95,173,127 365,25 
 
 4118 145,014,532 686,98 
 
 92572 495,164,461 4,:332,59 
 
 75304 907,834,568 10,758,32 
 
 34585 1825,735,123 30,688,71 
 
 2174 same as 0. 27,32 
 
 In round numbers the Earth is equal in bulk to 50 Moons, Ju- 
 'piter, to 77 thousands, and the sun to 69 millions. 
 
 1,405,851, 
 
 ,0534 
 
 ,8897 
 
 1, 
 
 ,1382 
 
 1,570,51 
 
 845,4 
 
 81,9 
 
 ,0203 
 
 ECLIPSES IN 1845. 
 
 There will be four Eclipses this year, two of the Sus, and 
 jiwo of the Moon ; and a Transit of the Planet Mercury. 
 
 I. May 5, an Annular eelipse of the Sun, inviaible in North 
 Lmerioa, but may be seen by the greater part of the Inhabitants 
 pf Europe and Asia. 
 
 II. May 8, a transit of the Planet Mercury across the south- 
 rn limb of the Sun, visible in all parts of North America: — 
 
 First contact of limbs llh 36rn 198. A. M. 1 , ^„„ ,. ^ „. 
 Least distance of centres 3h Im 15?. P. M. ^ '"*"" *'"'° ^^ 
 
 Last contact of limbs. 6h 7m P. M. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 !«RV 
 
1845. 
 
 JANUARY begins on Wednesday. 
 
 Last Quarter, lit d. llh< 7ni. Morning. 
 New Moon, 8th d. 2h. 58in. Morning. 
 First Quarter, 1,5th d. 4h. 36ni. Morning. 
 Full Moon, 23rd d. lOh. 6m. Morning. 
 Last Quarter, SOth d. 9b. 41ni. Afternoon. 
 
 The following extract from the preface of a quaint old 
 Almanack in the " Harleian Collection," answers so well, thai 
 the publisher gives it as an introduction to the Farmers Caleirl 
 dar : — " To aU who buy Almanacks. Gentlemen ; a good ijieiil 
 (Year to ye : and I believe you wish the like to us too, for thatii 
 jbut .manners; but this is not all I have to say to ye. Do yo 
 think these sheets were printed for nothing? No: the booN 
 seller swears that if he thought you would not have bought un 
 he would never have published um t and he swears further, thi 
 
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JANUARY 31 Days. 
 
 Winter. 
 
 D 
 M 
 
 T 
 2 
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 4 
 
 £ 
 
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 7 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
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 B 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
 Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniveriaries, die. 
 
 High Water, msan tithe, at 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 N. 8. 
 
 Anna- 
 poli«. 
 
 Charlotte 
 Town, 
 P. E I. 
 
 Windier, 
 St. John 
 
 Circumcision 
 
 ^ Stat. Vtry cold 
 
 with some 
 ^ (^ ]>. snoto. 
 
 2nd. Sun. aft. Christmas. 
 Old Christ, day. Epiphany 
 [<C perigee. 
 High tides. Blustering 
 >2 (^ C* tvinds. 
 
 A 
 53 
 2 38 
 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 
 37 
 56 
 47 
 
 Sirius sets llh.Gm. Snow 
 
 let Sun. aft. Epiph. 21 ^' 
 
 ¥ c^ C [C. 
 
 . - 9 6 C • ^'P^' ^«*1^ <^olU. 
 15'Low tides, 
 
 16 Clear Jine 
 
 17 1 sky, 
 18|C apogee. 
 
 E Septuagesima S. (^ent.:»r 
 •20 Appearance 
 
 21 of snow. 
 
 22 
 
 23 High tides. 
 
 24 High winds. 
 25Conv.ofSt. Paul. 
 
 E Scxagesima Sun. more 
 27 [Aldebaran8ets7h.54in. 
 28' $ rises 2h. 54in. snow. 
 
 29hi 6 O- 
 
 30 K. Chas. I. Martyr. Clear 
 
 311 Low tides. weather. 
 
 6 47 
 
 7 35 
 
 8 15 
 
 9 53 
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 10 13 
 
 10 49 
 
 11 49 
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 ifyou dont buy um novr, he will never print urn again. Thus 
 you see, 'tis in your power either to vex or please him. Del 
 which you will, and so farewell.'* ' 
 
 Order and system, is of as much importance to the farmer ai 
 to other individuals, and a well arranged plan of operations it 
 essential to continued success. '* A place for every things and 
 everything in itsplace,*^ is a first'truth ; a truth that proves itself, 
 land of which the single enunciation is sufficient. The farmer 
 then should have his farm divided according to system ,* his crops 
 
 hould follow each other in regular order ; the influence of these 
 |governing principles should be felt in every department of his bu 
 
 iness ; it should be seen in the feeding and management of hii 
 
 lock, in his fences and gates, and in his houses and barns. 
 
 I 
 

 
 1845. FEBRUARY begins on Saturday. 
 
 Nhw Moon, Gih d. ilii. 91m. Afternoon. 
 First QuMrter, 14th d. Oh. 45in. Morning. 
 Full Moon, 32nd d. 9li. Dim. Morning. 
 
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 9 50 14 
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 9 55 14 
 9 59 14 
 
 10 
 
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 1215 18 10 
 
 10 
 
 10 5 II) 
 9 5 21 10 12 
 7 5 22 10 15 
 6 523 10 17 
 5 5 25^1020 
 3 5 27,1024 
 2 5 28,10 26 
 15 30,10 29 
 59,5 31 10 32 
 .'58 5 32 10 34 
 57 5 33 10 3t) 
 55 5 35 10 40 14 
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 51 
 
 49 
 4S 
 46 
 
 5 38 
 5 39 
 5 40 
 5 42 
 
 44 5 43 
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 10 47 
 10 50 
 10 52 
 10 56 
 
 10 59 
 
 11 1 
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 clock. 
 
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 9 
 15 
 20 
 24 
 27 
 30 
 32 
 33 
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 31 
 29 
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 22 
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 15 51 
 15 33 
 15 14 
 14 53 
 14 36 
 14 17 
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 13 17 
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 12 36 
 12 15 
 
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 II 12 
 
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 9 45 
 
 9 23 
 
 9 I 
 
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 rifOf. 
 
 pi, 
 
 C 
 
 south' 
 
 ing. 
 
 morn. 
 12 
 
 
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 Trees may be pruned this Month ; and iCOrchnrda are subjectedl 
 to this operation, as they ^hould be, the fruit will be greatlyl 
 improved. It is wrong to suffer years to elnpio without prariT 
 lag; since when it is then done, the cutting out of branches ofl 
 many years growth, makes large woundx and injures the tree] 
 It will do cattle and sheep goo(i to have the privilege of browsing 
 the prunings as they fall from the trees. A little labour expended 
 on the Orchard every year, will be better than heavy and closel 
 pruniiigs at once. In pruning, the great object is to no thih thi| 
 branches that the sun and air «nn penetrate every part. If ^oa 
 kave young fruit trees, around which the iitow is lying, it is i 
 good plan to tread it firmly around them to keep the neld mice 
 from gnawing the bark, and killing the trees. Often as we havd 
 alluded to the subject of the improvement of fruit, we canno l 
 
Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniveriariei, &c. 
 
 FEBRUARY 28 Day*. 
 High Water. 
 
 Winter. 
 
 Halifax. 
 N. B. 
 
 Anna- 
 polia. 
 
 mean time, at 
 
 Whdior, 
 
 Charlotte 
 Town, 
 P.E. I. 
 
 k 
 St. John. 
 
 y 
 
 7 
 
 1 Ji dup 
 
 E Quinq. or Shrove Sun. 
 
 3 C perigee. [Purif. B V M. 
 
 4 9 in ^' 971010 about 
 5' Ash Wedneailay. h A C- 
 6 High Tidea. 
 
 Tldij^. this time. 
 
 Very cold 
 I at Sun. in Lent, nighla. 
 10 Q. Victoria m. '40. 1^ <$ <C . 
 11 
 
 Rain, 
 9 (^ ?. More 
 
 Valkntine's Dav. Low 
 
 12 
 
 13 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 E2d 
 
 171, 
 
 \i S^' moderate, [tides. 
 Sun in Lent. <[apn{;ee. 
 
 I8.<g) enters X- 
 
 High windSf 
 
 19 
 
 ^0 
 
 21 
 22 
 
 t} in aphelion 
 
 anow and 
 rain. 
 
 ^69- 
 High tides. 
 
 E 3rd Sun. in Lent. 
 
 24^St. Matthias. Cloudy. 
 
 26 .^ thaw, loith probably 
 'snow, snow 
 and rain. 
 
 27 
 
 28 
 
 3 33 
 
 3 23 
 
 4 46 
 
 5 45 
 
 6 34 
 
 7 23 
 
 7 55 
 
 8 31 
 
 9 9 
 
 9 42 
 
 10 17 
 
 11 3 
 
 morn. 
 
 45 
 
 1 11 
 
 2 13 
 
 3 26 
 
 4 31 
 
 5 22 
 
 2 
 
 G 42 
 
 7 17 
 
 7 52 
 
 8 24 
 
 8 54 
 
 9 36 
 
 10 18 
 
 11 7 • 
 
 6 3 
 6 5.3 
 
 8 15 
 
 9 15 
 10 5 
 
 10 53 
 
 11 25 
 morn. 
 
 39 
 
 1 12 
 
 1 47 
 
 2 32 
 
 3 30 
 
 4 15 
 
 4 41 
 
 5 43 
 
 6 56 
 8 1 
 
 8 5^ 
 
 9 32 
 
 10 12 
 
 10 47 
 
 11 22 
 11 54 
 A. 
 
 5^ 
 
 6 23 
 
 7 45 
 
 8 45 
 
 9 34 
 10 23 
 
 10 55 
 
 11 31 
 morn. 
 
 42 
 
 53 
 
 1 
 3 
 
 3 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 48 
 37 
 
 17 
 3 
 
 45 
 11 
 13 
 
 6 26 
 
 7 31 
 
 8 22 
 
 9 2 
 9 42 
 
 10 17 
 
 10 52 
 
 11 24 
 A 
 
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 1 18 
 
 2 7 
 
 9 15 
 to 15 
 II 4 
 U 53 
 
 morn. 
 
 1 1 
 
 1 39 
 
 3 13 
 
 2 47 
 
 332 
 
 4 30 
 
 5 15 
 
 5 41 
 
 6 43 
 
 7 56 
 
 9 1 
 
 9 52 
 
 10 32 
 
 11 12 
 
 11 47 
 
 A. 
 
 54 
 
 1 
 
 2 6 
 
 2 48 
 
 3 37 
 
 avoid calling the attention of farmers to it again, it is so much 
 better to liave good fruit than poor, and good fruit may be had 
 with so littlo care, that indifference is most surprising. The 
 most certain mode of securing good fruit is by grafting ; and the 
 latter part of this month is an excellent time to select and cut 
 scions. It is an excellent plan to remove the grass for a few 
 feet/rom the fruit trees, and with a spade to loosen the earth in 
 the spring of the year. Sometimes the snow ditiappears in Feby., 
 and leaves the wheat fields and meadows bare — it is not uncom 
 mon at such times to see on some farms, such fields covered 
 with cattle, sheep, or geese, trampling or feeding down the young 
 wheat, and the roots of grAss — keep your fences up, and allyoar 
 creatures where they should be, until the proper time for turning 
 Ihem out arrives. Look to the drains'in your fields, and see that 
 |the water courses are clear— water flowing over, or standing oti 
 Winter Wheat, is very sure to kill it. 
 
1S45. 
 
 MARCH begin! on Saturday. 
 
 D 
 M 
 
 D 
 W 
 
 Last QuMrter, Ist d. 6h. 59tn. Moriiin]];. 
 New Moon, 8(1) d. 3h. 3'2m. Murnin|$. 
 Firiit Q,uorler, 15lh d. 9li. 38in. Atternoon. 
 Full Moon, 33d. 41). 4m. AAernoon. 
 Last Quarter, 30th d. Oh. 46in. Afternoon. 
 
 (^H upper „M Q«lw Q'g 
 limb 
 
 •25 lib 5 54 6 10 
 
 261 W 5 52!6 20 
 
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 28 
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 M '5 42 6 2(>!l2 44 4 14 
 
 It is an important point in commencing work in the spring, thai 
 '•very implement necessary should be at hand, and in first rat^ 
 jconditiijn when wanted — a good farmer has a house for his farn 
 Implements, as well as for himself or his stock, and is careful 
 ,that nil shall be put in their place, as fast as (he season throv 
 .them out of use — in winter, all are carefully examined, and ihi 
 necessary repairs made. It would be well if every farmer would 
 in arranging his business for the year, determine every season (J 
 .make one or more experiments in some branch of husbandrjl 
 that wmiM lead to some important result ; either in determininf 
 
Sundayf, Weather, 
 Anniveriariea, Sie. 
 
 MARCH 81 Dtyi. Spring^ 
 
 High Water, mtin time, at 
 
 Halifax, 
 N 8. 
 
 Anna- 
 poli*. 
 
 Charlotte 
 
 Town, 
 
 P. E. I. 
 
 Windaor,! 
 
 h 
 St. John. 
 
 IE 
 
 n 
 
 St. David. Sd^- 
 4tfe Sun. in Lent. ^ in Q. 
 C perigee. Very cold 
 21 lets 7h. 53m. winda, 
 
 9 dC Some now 
 
 9 ($ C. and hail. 
 
 7± let 7h. 36m. 
 
 5th Sun. in Lent. V^C> 
 
 9 in aphelion. 
 
 i gr. hel. lat. S. 
 
 9 riiei 5h. 4(lm. 
 
 Blustering. 
 Commencement 
 (^ apo{;ee. of a 
 
 Palm Sun. Low tidea. 
 St. Patrick. thaw. 
 
 $ rifes 2h. IJm. 
 
 A tioUnt 
 (^ ent. <^. 9 <$ h- atorm 
 Good Friday. tot<yi 
 
 Q injsup. ^ 0. rain 
 
 EastrrSumdat. H.tidei. 
 ^ (j 9. and.<rnot«. 
 
 Lady Day. An. B. V. Mary. 
 « Clears up fine. 
 
 ¥<$©. 
 
 C perigee. Moderate 
 
 C runs low. ^ ^21.' ^nd 
 
 Low Sunday. 
 
 (^ <$ g. clear. 
 
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 he spring, thafl 
 d in first rat^ 
 le for hia farn 
 and ia careful 
 season thro\ 
 lined, and Ihj 
 r farmer wonll 
 every season M 
 of husbandryj 
 in detcrmintnf 
 
 3 37 
 
 |the best method of procedure in regard to some crop, or bring 
 
 ew evidence towards settling* soitie controverted point in Agri- 
 
 ulture. When it is borne in mind how many points there are in 
 
 husbandry about which farmers are not agreed, such as relate to 
 
 |the growing of crops, times and method of seeding, preparation 
 
 9f soil, rearing and fattening of animals, &c., it is not a little 
 
 surprising that more carefully conducted experiments are not 
 
 lade to throw new light on them, there is not a farmer, who 
 
 light not in this way, by well conducted experiment, do much 
 
 kowards introducing more correct notions, and better methods af 
 
 JTarming than now exist — but whatever may be the nature of the 
 
 rork to be done, there should be no hap-hazard work ; nothing 
 
 Lhat has not entered into the plan of the farmer, every movement 
 
 ID managing a farm should be the result of reflection, and direct- 
 
 >d to a certain and definite «nd. 
 
1845. 
 
 APRIL begini on Tubidat. 
 
 New Moon, 6th d. 3h. 36m. Afternoon. 
 First Quarter, 14th d. 5h. Om. AAernoon. 
 Full Moon, 22nd d. 2h. .58m. Morninff. 
 Last Quarter, 28th d. 7h. 5m. Evening. 
 
 D 
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 The Kitchen garden will require much attention this month; 
 as all plants which are not liable to suffer from spring frosts 
 should now be set out or sown, by beginning in season, we may 
 secure two or three crops of many valutible vegetables in a single 
 season, even where no hot or forcing bedf are employed. Salads, 
 radishes, cabbages, potatoes, peas, &c., may now be planted or 
 sown, the earliest varieties of^each should of course be selected 
 for the first planting— asparagus and strawberry beds should be 
 cleaned off, dug over, and manured — none but compost manures 
 of the best kind should be used for such purposes. A snug well 
 kept kitchen garden is a sure proof of thrift— 'When teen near a 
 farm house, it is a pretty certain indication of comfort and good 
 
Sundays, Weather, 
 
 Anniversaries, &c. 
 
 Fool's 0ayl High windsj 
 
 accompanied 
 ^ iuperihel. 
 
 with oeeaaional 
 3d Sun aft Easter. High 
 [tides, shotoera of 
 rain. 
 
 Days become 
 C runs high, warmer^ 
 C apogee. 
 3d Sun. aft Easter, but the 
 
 14 Low tides. night 
 
 15 « continue cold. 
 Changeable, 
 
 5 gr. elong. 
 
 Pleasant and 
 "■'^ ^- showery f 
 4th Sun. aft. Easter. 
 
 enters \^, 
 
 APRIL 30 Days. Spring. 
 
 High . Watei', mean lime, at 
 
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 High tides. 
 St. George. 
 C perigee. 
 St. Mark. 
 
 becomes 
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 Rogation Sun. 
 Low tides. 
 
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 More settled. 
 
 Clouds up 
 for rain 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 N. S. 
 
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 ■sense. The farmer will find it to his advantage to put in his 
 Ispring grains, such as wheat, barley, oats. &c., as early as the 
 noil can be fitted for their reception — the grain from early crops, 
 [when properly put in, is always more valuable than from later 
 )nes; being better filled, heavier, and of a finer quality in other 
 aspects— it suffers less, also, from the injurious efTecld of our 
 Iry summers, by which the later sown is prematurely ripened 
 lanures may now be drawn upon the fiells for the crops to 
 ifhich they should be given— there should be corn, potatoea, and 
 Bther roots ; all of which will bear hi^h manuring; while if the 
 lanure is applied to the grains directly, the product is very apt 
 |o be more straw than berry! Make gates and hang them — re 
 Bang old gates ; nail up loose boards on old barns, and old fences ; 
 repair all tools, lay up fallen rails and tumbling walls and totter- 
 ing fences ; put door yard, and out-houses in " apple-pie-order." 
 
 IT 
 
1845. 
 
 MAY begins on Thursday. 
 
 New Moon, 6|th d. 6h. 43m. morning. 
 First Quarter, 14th d. 9h. 54m. morning. 
 Full Moon, 21st d. llh. 'Mm. morning. 
 Last Quarter, 28th d. 2h. Ilm. morning. 
 
 D 
 M 
 
 D 
 W 
 
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 limb, 
 ri^es. jsets. 
 
 00 ja 
 
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 of 
 clock. 
 
 dec. N. 
 
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 Fanners are generally too negligent as to the kind of cows 
 they keep — there are many cows which do not pay to the owner 
 the expense of keeping; ihcni, xnd occasions an annual loss — it 
 costs no more to keep a cow that will average 9 or 10 quarts a 
 day, than one that will average only 6 or 7 ; and the difference 
 in amount would in the course of a year be a handsome profit. II 
 you wish to raise calves, you may do it without keeping theih on 
 new milk — diminish gradually the quantity of new milk luckedj 
 by them, or fed to them, and suiistitute skimmed milk with 
 little meal stirred in — treated in this way, very good calves ma; 
 
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 kind of cowsl 
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 innual lost — it I 
 )r 10 quarts a[ 
 the difference I 
 some profit, 
 ieping theih on| 
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 Vis 
 
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MAY 31 Days. 
 
 Spring. 
 
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 Sundayi, Weather, 
 Anniveriariei, &c. 
 
 StTlPhiiip Hnd St. James. 
 
 [Ascension Day. 
 H (^ C • Moderate^ 
 
 Sun. aft. Aicension. hut 
 (3) eel. invis. winds 
 
 St. John, Evan. rathtr 
 [High tides. 
 Viiiblfl transit of ^ . 
 l2V0' <iold. 
 
 Moderates 
 Whit Sunday. and 
 
 [C apogee. 
 becomeM 
 Low tides. 
 
 clear and warm, 
 ii iniUp. ^0. 
 
 Dull weather 
 t'rinity Sunday. Q in aph. 
 with 
 ihoioers. 
 High tides. © ent. n. 
 C perigee. Corpus Christi. 
 C runs low. Rain, 
 
 Queen Victoria h. 1819. 
 l«it Sun. aft, Trin. 
 ^ (^ C> with high 
 
 hd^' wind. 
 
 Low tides. 
 
 K. Chas. II., rest. 1660. 
 
 Rather dull. 
 <C eel. invis. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
 Halifax, 
 
 N.S. 
 
 jCharlottel Windsor 
 Anna« Town, [ & 
 polis. |P. E. I. |8t. John. 
 
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 6 
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 be grown, and the new milk saved for butter. Give constant 
 attention to your animals, and do not imagine that care ceases 
 when the stocl< goes to the fields — do not be in too much of a 
 jhaste to turn them into the pasture— belter keep them on hay 
 |and roots until there is a good bite of grass, than have them, to 
 liatisfy hunger, gnaw the young grass and clover to the very roots 
 —pastures so fed will scarcely recover from the effect during the 
 whole season. More failures occur from bad seed ^vith corn 
 than any other crop ; and prbporlionate care should be used in 
 the selection — it is a good plan, where any doubt exists, to test 
 |the seed by sprouting a given number of kernels; and there 
 should always be a liberal supply of seed used, since all but the 
 inumber required can and should be pulled out at hoeing. To 
 one error in planting corn too early, there are fifty too late. 
 
D 
 M 
 
 1845. 
 
 JUNE begins on Sunday. 
 
 New Moon. 4th d. 8h. 53m. afternoon. 
 First Quarter, 12th d. lih. 99in. afternoon. 
 Full Moon, 19th d. 7h. 4m. aflernoon. 
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 deer 
 
 
 
 
 The diligent farmer who personally superintends his business 
 — who rises before the sunt sees that his labourers are at their 
 appointed business, that his farm stock are in condition, his im 
 plements and fences in order, and his work timely and properly 
 done, is pretty certain of enjoying a round of good luck in all his 
 farming operations. He will have good cattle, good crops, and 
 good profits — and if he takes care to bring up his sons in the 
 ways of their father, he will have good luck with his family. On 
 the other hand, look at the man who gossips away a portion of 
 his time at public houses, at political clubs, and among his neigh 
 hours— and who trusts the management of his affairs to the 
 

 
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JUNE 30 Days. 
 
 Summer. 
 
 Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniversaries, &c. 
 
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 Low tider. lotV^ 
 
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 thunder. 
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 Bat. Waterloo, *15. 
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 Q. Victoria access. '37. C 
 Q. Vict.|proclin'd. [perigee. 
 6th Sun. aft. Trin. © ent. 
 
 [25. 
 Nat. John Baptist 
 
 Clear sky. 
 Low Tides. 
 
 If arm rains 
 Q. Victoria crowned. 
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 discretion and fidelity of others, and ten to one but you find him 
 an iieir to t7Huc/c;— that his l»nd is annually becotiiing poorerj 
 his crops lighter, his cattle diminishing, liis fences and his build- 
 ings dilapidating, his children idle, and perhaps dissipated, and 
 ills fortune going to wreck — whadoes not see, in such a man, 
 jfuuntain of bad luck. The diligent farmer destroys the woods 
 tliat rob his crops, and the bushes that uselessly encumber hii 
 grounds: he carefully economises and applies his manures, 
 jdestined to feed his crops, and keep up the fertility of his soil ; 
 l&ndhe brings the best portion of it, into a productive state, by it 
 Isyitem of judicious draining. AU these are sure marks of good 
 iuck. Crops are now sown and planted, but look out for weeds 
 spare them not, kiH them in their infancy— one day in time forj 
 |tlie free growth of tb« young crop is worth 10 days after it is 
 'choked with weeds. 
 
 B2 
 
 mammittaa 
 
1845. 
 
 JULY l)egini on Tuesday. 
 
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 Full Moon, 19Mi d. Ih. 
 Last Quarter, SHth d. 
 
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 limb. 
 
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 nil. 6m. afternoon. 
 
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 We hope uur fair friends will not. at tliii seaison, overlook tlie 
 delightful employment of cuItivatinR flowers. Every one may! 
 have a few, and the taste once acquired, will not readily be! 
 I relinquished. A woman destitute of a love for ilowere, seems a 
 mistake of nature. The delicate, the fragile, and the beautiful 
 should have sympathies with uli in nature that possesses tiiej 
 same qualities. The time spent on their cultivation is, in no 
 sense of the word, wasted; they contribute to our plea-sures ; 
 they add to our knowledge of nature; thfy unfold to us the, 
 mysteries of the beautiful, and tend to hiimunizu and elevate thej 
 
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 I readily be' 
 Br«, seems a 
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 ossenses Ihej 
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 olevaie thej 
 
 
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 JULY 31 Daj 
 
 1 Water, mean time 
 
 Summer. 
 
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 Sundays, Weather, 
 
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 mind. A woman never appears more truly in her sphc 
 
 sre, than 
 
 when ^he divides her time between her domestic avocat 
 
 ons, and 
 
 ithe culture of flowers. If our fair friends wish to have 
 
 the flush 
 
 of health on their cheeks, and the rich rose-leaf tint on t 
 
 heir lips, 
 
 ijet them spend an hour or two each day in the open air, 
 
 inhaling 
 
 the fragrance, while employed in training and cultivat 
 
 ng their 
 
 flowers. Farmers ! remember the weeds — a herd of 
 
 vagrant 
 
 cattle would soon be thrust from any mans field ; a host o 
 
 f hungry 
 
 weeds should as soon be ejected. * A month of long ar 
 
 td weary 
 
 labour, day after day, laboriously manuring, diligently pi 
 
 oughing, 
 
 'industriously harrowing, carefully planting, all lost, 
 
 the crop 
 
 chok( i to death by a great swarm of weeds ! A man w 
 
 fWl stonei 
 
 and beat a poor neighbour's cow, for one intrusion on 
 
 his fields 
 
 1 
 
 en at the same lime six thousand great weeds are on 
 
 his land. 
 
1845. AUGUST 
 
 begins on Friday. 
 
 New Moon, 3rd d. 3h 
 
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 morning. 
 
 First Quarter, lOth d 
 
 . Oh. 26m. evening. 11 
 
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 The great trouble with 
 
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 soil, i*) its ten 
 
 acity — tho com-l 
 
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 ceeps, in wet weather, too much water! 
 
 ton the surface, and in dry weather it bnke«, and becomes sol 
 
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 py the roots of plants. 
 
 Thus, « 
 
 nn clay soils, vegetation is very^I 
 
 likely to suffer in turns, 
 
 both from an excess, and a deficiency! 
 
 9f moisture. To guard against these difficulties, the first object 1 
 
 should be to break this obstinate tenacity by a thorough loosening.|| 
 
 To keep the vegetable matters 
 
 near the surface, where, espe- ! 
 
 cially on such soils, they 
 
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AUGUST 31 Days. 
 
 SuiTiifier. 
 
 Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniversaries, &c. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 N. S. 
 
 Anna- 
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 Charlotte 
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 & 
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 Transfiguration. 
 
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 Clear and 
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 Q. Adelaide 6. 1792. 
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 Ass. B. V. Mary. wilk 
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 1.3ih Sun. aft. Trin. 
 '[Duchess Kent b. 1786. 
 thunder and 
 
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 follow with a sub-soil plough, running it as deep as t*ie implement 
 and the strength of the team will permit— this would allow the 
 surplus water to pass readily into the earth, the roots of plants! 
 would easily find their way in search of food, while, in time of 
 drouth, the exhalation of moisture from below, as well as its 
 absorption from the atmosphere would be facilitated, and the 
 growing crop would thus be protected from the evils of too much 
 moisture at one time, and too little at another It is proper to 
 observe,' that if draining should be necessary, that should be the 
 first object of attention ; the loosening of the soil as above 
 mentioned, will operate as a considerable drainage ; but actual 
 observation only can determine whether it will be sufficient.) 
 Continue to drive your haying and harvesting— rake stubble! 
 with a horse rake and save the scattered ^rain. { 
 
1845. 
 
 D 
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 SEPTEMBER begins on Monday. 
 
 New Moon, 1st. (I. 5h. 20in. Afternoon. 
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 Guano. — This Article is now making a considerable noise in 
 the world, and attracting the attention of Agriculturists in 
 Europe and America. Baron Humboldt first introduced it to 
 the notice of Europe, he considered it the excrement of sea-fowl 
 that has accumulated on the shores of certain islands on the 
 Coasts of Peru and Western Africa — it is found upon analysis 
 that about one third of the whole mass of guano is salts,' of which 
 ammonia is the base ; one-fifth is phosphoric salt, and one-fifth 
 a salt of which lime is the base ; and that all the otirer ins^redients, 
 (potash, soda, &c.) are considered highly valuable and even ne 
 cessary ingredients of good soils — but the ammonia of which so 
 
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 able noise in 
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SEPTEMBER 30 Days. 
 
 Autumn. 
 
 D 
 M 
 
 T 
 3 
 3 
 4 
 5 
 6 
 
 Sundayi, Weather, 
 Anniversaries, &.c. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
 Halifax. 
 N. S. 
 
 Anna- 
 polis, 
 
 Charlotte, Windsor, 
 Town, k 
 
 P. E. I. ' St. John. 
 
 Hiij;li tides. 
 |S.10h57m. 
 
 Poggy 
 dxM 
 mornings. 
 
 lp)ayB end. 
 
 Some rain. 
 E'inthSun. aft. Trin. 
 8jNat. B.V. Mary. 
 9 Low tides. Fair and 
 10 C runs low. pkasant. 
 n tf in inf. dO- 
 
 12 C perigee. 
 
 13 Qiiitefine. 
 E 17th Sun. aft. Trin. 
 
 15 liigh tides. 
 
 10 Clouds up 
 
 17 St. Lambert. dull 
 
 18 7^ rise 8h. 16m. , 
 
 19 J/ ^ C • « severe 
 '20 ^ stat. storm of 
 E 18th Sun. aft. Trin. St. 
 
 32 )i in St' [Matthew. 
 
 33 ent. ^ Low tides. C 
 
 34 C. apogee. [runs high. 
 
 35 rain may be 
 
 30 expected about 
 
 1137 ^ gr. elong. this 
 E I9th Sun. alt. Trin. 
 |39|St.Michael. Michaelmas D. 
 ;30|St. Jerome. time. 
 
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 large a portion of guano consists, is the most important of all 
 
 nutritious salts, on account of the large amount of Nitrogen it 
 
 affords. As to the value of Guano as a manure, all who have 
 
 published the results of their experiments in England, concur in 
 
 the opinion that it is very great. The manner of applying it in 
 
 England, appears to be various— some mix it with pulverized 
 
 charcoiil, some with wood ashes, gypsum, &c. The quantity 
 
 pnerally applied to an acre, was 2 cwt. of guano and 2cwt. of 
 
 ppium, or 2 cwt. guano and 3 times its bulk of wood, charcoal, 
 
 r coal ashes, but some considered that a larger quantity would 
 
 ave yielded more profitably. As a top dressing for Wheat, 
 
 arley, and Oats, it will it is' said prevent the wire worm from 
 
 estroying the roots, and all insects, and rats and mice will not 
 
 emain where it is used, and in many instances have' prevented 
 
 ildew. 
 

 1845. OCTOBER begins on Wednesday. 
 
 New Moon, lit. d. 6h. d6m. Morning. 
 First Quarter, 8tli. d. 7h. 17ni. Morning. 
 Full Moon, 15th. d. 5h. 42ni. Morning. 
 Last Quarter, 29d. d. 4h. Om. Morning. 
 New Moon, dOth d. 7h. 27m. Afternoon. 
 
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 It is frequently the case that animals are neglected in the fall 
 the cold weather conies on, the ground freezes, and the snoi 
 falls, still the sheep or cattle are allowed to run at large, shiveij 
 ing in the open air, and gleaning as they best can from ohe froze 
 earth, something to satisfy their hunger. All animals, and ma 
 himself, feels the necessity of protection more on the. first attac 
 of frost, than after the system is accustomed to its action; an 
 there is no* time in the year when care and attention to the stoc| 
 Es better rewarded than in the first setting in of winter — providiii 
 
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 OCTOBER 31 Days. 
 
 Autumn. 
 
 Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniveisarief, &c. 
 
 High Water, mean time, at 
 
 Cbarioite WlmlHor, 
 
 Halifax 
 N. S. 
 
 Anna- 
 polis, 
 
 Town, 
 P.E. I. 
 
 k 
 St. John. 
 
 High tides. 
 ^ S. 8h 54in. 
 
 9<5<C. 
 
 Cold 
 toinds 
 and 
 Q (1, . ram. 
 
 ijjpih Sun. aft. Trin. 
 Tslcri^e 7h.l9m. C runs low. 
 ^ gr. hel. lat. N. 
 C perigee. Cloudy 
 
 Low tides. and dull. 
 
 Old Michaelmas d. (J <$ C• 
 
 £l2lst Sun. aft. Trin. 
 
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 of snow. 
 C apopee. (2)ent. v\. 
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 [Parliamont, 1707. 
 23rd Sun. aft. Trin. 
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 proper sheds or stables for stock of all kinds is indispensable, 
 when the comfort of the animal, and the profit of the breeder i» 
 at all consulted. It cannot be too firmly im|)ressed on the mind 
 of every farmer, (hat it is much easier to keep an animal in good 
 condition, and will require much less food to do it, by not allowing 
 him to fall away, than to restore him alter he once becomes pool 
 —than to keep the fodder until March to raise the animals after 
 the flesh is nearly gone, endeavour so to manage them that frcih 
 the first cold weather, there shall be no falling off in their food 
 or flesh. A good farmer is characterized by benevolence to his 
 animals, not less than by the general management of his tillage 
 or crops — he will keep no more than he can keep well, and llitd 
 his prbfils rather in their excellence, than in their numberi. 
 
 
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 1845. NOVEMBER begini on Saturday. 
 
 
 First Quarter, (ilh d.' 2li. Oro 
 
 . afternoon. 
 
 
 
 Full Moon, 13ih d. 8h 4im. 
 
 •fternoon. 
 
 
 
 Last Quarter, 22nd d. Oh. l2n). morninff. 
 
 
 
 New Moon, 2f»th d. 7h. 27in 
 
 morning. 
 
 
 
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 mall, that the; 
 
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 a full 
 
 supply Ihroui;)) the l(>n{j;htin^i-y season of l|)rifl)l;'- 
 
 -whbIo no f{ 
 
 )dder 
 
 j — provide racks and ieeding troii 
 
 ghs, that (Millh 
 
 } may not 
 
 tread 
 
 their food under feet — shelter nil 
 
 animalii, it wil 
 
 1 iBve food 
 
 and 
 
 .flesh — see that cattle have water 
 
 and iiilt at a 
 
 11 times— Ic 
 
 >t all 
 
 stables be well liitered— a dirty 
 
 animiil cnnnot 
 
 thnve—a 
 
 dirty 
 
 hide will wn.'-te n cow's flesh ftister thnn food w\ 
 
 11 add to it. 
 
 Chop 
 
 'up with a straw cutter all your corn fodder— tin 
 
 reih grain ( 
 
 Jarly, 
 
 'and thus cheat the rats, the only kind of fntud 
 
 admissible 
 
 with 
 
 honest farmers. S^•e that cows ore rnllked vei'ji 
 
 clean ; mo 
 
 re 80 
 
 than most boys and hired men can be cottxod or 
 
 compelled 
 
 to do 
 
NOVEMBER 30 Days. 
 
 Autumn. 
 
 D 
 M 
 
 Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniversaries, &c. 
 
 Haliiax, 
 
 N.S. 
 
 Ili xh Water, mean time, at 
 
 CtiarlotieiWliuJiior, 
 Town, I fc 
 P.E.I. St. John 
 
 AnAafio- 
 liii. 
 
 iiAll Saints. 
 E|24th Sun.aft.Trin.AHSouIs. 
 
 3 C perigee. Dull and 
 
 4 unpleasant. 
 
 5 Gunpowder plot, ItiOS. 
 
 6 Low tides. 
 
 7 1 Appearance 
 
 8,<J<$C. of rain. 
 
 K aolh Sun. aft. Triii, PrirtCc 
 10' [ofWale.sft. '41. 
 
 lljst. Martin. Becomes 
 '}^\216C- cold with 
 
 13 High tides, (C eclipsed vis. 
 
 14 frost. 
 
 15 I^ookout 
 E 26(h Sun. aft. Trin. 
 
 17 for snow. 
 
 18 <[ apogee. 
 
 19 ^ J cold 
 
 ISO rain with 
 
 |21 Princess Royal, b. '40. 
 12*2 Low tides, © erjt. f- 
 E 127lh Sun. aft. Trin. 
 
 34 hail and 
 
 35 snow. 
 26 7*S. llh. 17m. 
 
 '^7 Strong winds 
 
 28 High tides. and 
 
 29 C perigee. very cold. 
 E Advent. Sun. Sr. Andrew. 
 
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 8 52 
 
 9 27 
 
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 morn. 
 
 jit. Pass round among them a second time, and '* strip*'' them, 
 which is great economy, as one drop of milk at the end is worth 
 many at the beginnii^, and many fine cows are forever ruined 
 by careless milking; throw away your money if you will, but 
 milk your cows clean. 
 
 Have you secured your cellar against frost ! There is many 
 a man — we will not say I'armer, for such are unworthy of the 
 name — who will labour hard through the fall, to get his roots and 
 vegetables into the cellar, and then lose them all by negligence 
 in not banking his house, or excluding frost from the cellar— 
 this is miserable policy, and your wife, will tell you so, if you 
 will ask her opinion. Look round among your farming friends, 
 and se^ if an^ of them take an agricultural paper — show them 
 your copy of *' The Cultivator," and invite them to subscribe to 
 \i or " The Farmer's Museum.'^ 
 
 ^3T 
 
 iSBE 
 
 iEE 
 
I' 
 
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 4 
 
 1845. 
 
 DCCElMBCR begins on Monday. 
 
 FirMt QuHrter, 5tl) d. IGh. ;}din. uflernoon. 
 Full Moon, |:ith d. 2li, '^8111. udernnon. 
 Lost Qu'irler, Slat H. 7h. I3in. afletnoon. 
 New .Moon, 28ih d. Gh. 3i)in. atteinooii. 
 
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 morn. 
 
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 There is a prevnilin? idea that the farmer has nothing to do 
 In Winter — this is a great mistake, — if he has improved his time 
 well; if he has every thing right, he will have his time during 
 the winter more at command than otherwise. The improvetnent 
 of the body and the mind will furnish ample occupatiun ; and (he 
 attention bestowed will not lose its reward. Are all your farm 
 mplemenls taken care of, and secured ugninst the weather for 
 further use 1 Is every loose board on your barns and sheds 
 secured] Have you no broken panes in your windows! Look 
 about und see— if you have any of the first, take your hammer 
 
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 othing to do 
 wed his time 
 time during 
 mprovement 
 ion ; and the 
 1 your farm] 
 weather for 
 ; and sheds 
 )\vs 1 Look 
 our hammer 
 
 DECEMBER 31 Da^. 
 
 Winter. 
 
 Sundays, Weather, 
 Anniveriarics, &c. 
 
 D 
 M 
 
 1 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 G 
 
 E 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 13 
 
 R 
 15 
 IG' 5 apogee. 
 
 17 very cold. 
 
 18 Rathtr 
 19 
 20 
 E 
 
 High Water, metn Unit, at 
 
 9' lotg 7h. 3Tin. 
 9 <5 C . yery 
 
 cold weather. 
 
 Low tides. Snow about 
 St. Nicholas. this 
 ind Sun. in Advent. 
 Con. B.V.Mary. lime. 
 
 jy (J C • Look out 
 
 for a 
 
 High tides. C runs hi;|h. 
 3d Sun. in Advent, ittrm. 
 Clear and 
 
 ^ \n^ dull. 
 
 4thSun. itiAd. !!>t.Tlios 
 22 Low Tides, [dhortestdny. 
 •23 
 
 ^ in perh. A heavy 
 
 Christmns day 
 
 St. Stephen. anow 
 
 Si. John. stoim. 
 
 1st. Sun. aft. Christmas. In- 
 
 C perigee [noceius. 
 
 High tides. 
 nifrh at hand. 
 
 34 
 
 25 
 ■26 
 27 
 G 
 •29 
 
 31 
 
 Hulifox, 
 N.S. 
 "b 50 
 
 9 27 
 
 10 II 
 
 11 3 
 morn. 
 
 5G 
 
 1 1 
 
 2 17 
 
 3 21 
 
 4 36 
 
 5 25 
 
 6 6 
 
 6 46 
 
 7 26 
 
 7 45 
 
 8 33 
 
 9 10 
 9 42 
 
 10 16 
 
 10 53 
 
 11 38 
 A. 31 
 
 50 
 2 
 4 
 5 
 
 52 
 12 
 17 
 
 6 13 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 
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 45 
 
 8 30 
 
 Anna- 
 
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 morn. 
 
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 6 51 
 8 6 
 
 8 55 
 
 9 36 
 10 16 
 
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 11 15 
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 1 12 
 
 1 46 
 
 2 23 
 
 3 8 
 
 4 1 
 4 20 
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 7 42 
 
 8 47 
 
 9 43 
 
 10 30 
 
 10 54 
 
 11 15 
 morn. 
 
 Cbarlotie 
 Town, 
 P^E. I. 
 11 sOT 
 niorn. 
 1 
 2 
 3 
 
 WindMr 
 
 k 
 St. John. 
 
 II 
 2 
 
 
 
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 7 
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 10 43 
 
 11 30 
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 ■morn. 
 I 1 
 
 nnd nails, and make all ruvo at once; — if the latter, use some 
 glass and putty forthwith — a broken pane of glass will cost you 
 half a cord of wood at least, during the winter, and give you as 
 many colds as you can desire. Are your children at school? and 
 whal have you done to provide for them, and for yourself, the 
 means of acquiring that knowledge so essentia! to success in lifel 
 Winter is the season in which works of charity and kindness 
 are frequently required, and which the farmer ought not to ne- 
 glect — there will always bej.those who are unfortunate and poor, 
 and for such, good may always be done. Creditors aressnper- 
 Jtitious sort of people, great observers of set times ^inddays; 
 
 nd it would be well if those who are in debt would always 
 
 lear this fact in mind. 
 
 C2 
 
I ' 
 
 Iri 
 
 ml. 11 
 
 30 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOVA'SCOTIA. 
 
 The Right Honorable LUCIUS BENTINCK, Viscount 
 FALKLAND, Knight Grand Cto%% of the Guelphic Or- 
 der, and Member of Her Majesty'^ Most Honourable Privy 
 Council, Lieutenant-Governor, and Commander-in-Chief, in 
 and over Her Majesty's Province of Nova-Scotia, and its 
 Dependencies, &c. &c. &c. 
 
 Private Secretary. Rev. Henry John Torre. 
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. Simon Bradatreet Robie» M. L. C. 
 
 Hon. Sir Rupert Dennis George, Baronet, 
 
 Hon. James William Johnston, My. Gen. M. P. P. 
 
 Hon. Edmund Murray Dodd, Sol. Oen. M. P. P. 
 
 Hon. Alexander Stewart, M. L. C. 
 
 Hon. Mather By las Almon, M. L. C. 
 
 Retired Members of Council retaining their rank, by gpecial 
 permission of Her Mcfjttty, 
 
 Hon. Thomas Nickleson Jeffery. 
 
 Hon. Charles Ramage Prescott. 
 
 Hon. Enos Collins, 
 
 Hon. Samuel Cunard. 
 
 Hon. Henry Hezekiah Cogiwell. 
 
 \ 
 
;i845. 
 
 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 SI 
 
 THE 
 
 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. 
 
 Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Nova-Scotia. 
 
 Hon. Simon Bradstreet Robie, President, M. E. C 
 
 Hon. Peter McNab. 
 
 Hon. Norman Fitzgerald Uniacke. 
 
 Hon. William Lavvson. 
 
 Hon. Alexander Stewart, ^^. E. C. 
 
 Hon. William Rudolf. 
 
 Hon. Robert Mollison Cutler. 
 
 Hon. Alexander Campbell. 
 
 Hon. Michael Tobin. 
 
 Hon. James Bond. 
 
 Hon. Daniel McFarlane. 
 
 Hon. John Morton. 
 
 Hon. Hugh Bell. 
 
 Hon. Stayley Brown. 
 
 Hon. Alexander McDougall. - - 
 
 Hon. Peter Hail Clarke. 
 
 Hon. Mather Byles Almon, M. E. C. 
 
 Hon. Edward Kenny. 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. Archdeacon Willis, D. D. 
 
 Clerk, John C. Halliburton, Esq. 
 
 Law Clerk, John W. Ritchie, Esq. 
 
 Gentleman Ussher of the Black Rod, J. J. Sawyer, Esq. 
 
 Messenger, Mr. Joseph Skallish. 
 
WiWw»«IWWgWBPBI'WII'^*''''».'!W W ipw»>.<w i] i'< »ir ' 
 
 I: 
 
 32 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. 
 
 Speaker, William Young, Esq. 
 
 COUNTIES. 
 * Joseph Howe, and Law, 0"C. Doyle, Esqrs. 
 John lioss, Esq. 
 
 Halifax - • 
 
 Con:HKSTER ■ 
 PlClOlJ - - - 
 Cumberland 
 Hanis - - ■ 
 
 ;|KiNo'8 - - - 
 
 jAiXNAPOLIS 
 JDlGBlT - - - 
 
 jYauwouth 
 jshelburne 
 jQu ken's - ■ 
 
 jLuNENBURG 
 
 jSyoNEy - - 
 jGuYsjioRouaii 
 Cape-Breton 
 Richmond 
 Lnverness - • 
 
 Halifax - - 
 Truro - - - 
 Onslow - - 
 
 LoNnONDERRY 
 PlCTOU - - 
 
 Amherst - - 
 Windsor - - 
 Newport - - 
 Falmouth 
 counwallis - 
 
 IIORTON - - 
 
 Granville 
 Annapolis 
 DlGBY - - - 
 Clark - - - 
 Yarmouth 
 Argyle - - 
 Shelburne 
 Harrington - 
 Liverpool 
 Lunenburg - 
 Sydney, C. B. 
 Arichat, C. B. 
 
 i 
 *John Holmes and George R. Y^oung, Esqrs. 
 
 * Steph. Fulton, and * R. McG. Dickey, Esqrs. 
 *Benj. Siniih and L. M. Wilkins, jr. Esqrs. 
 
 * T. A. S.Dewolf, and Jno. C. Hall, Esqrs. 
 Hon. James W. Johnston, M}j. Gen M. E. C. 
 Francis Boinneuf, Esq. 
 
 * Herbert Huniiri^ton, Esq. 
 Obadiah Wilson, Esq. 
 *fc?. P. Fairbanks and S. P. Freeman, Esqrs. 
 
 * John Creighton and Chas. B. Owen, Esqrs. 
 George Brennan and Patrick Power. F.i5qr9- 
 
 * W. F. DesBarres & * J. J. E. Marshall, Esqrs, 
 
 * James B. Uniacke, Esq. 
 
 * James Turnbull, Esq. 
 
 * Wm, Young and Jas. McKeagncy, Esqrs. 
 
 TOWNSHIPS. 
 
 ♦Jas.McNab, and Andw. M, Uniacke, Esqrs! 
 William Flemining, Esq. 
 
 * John Crowe, Esq. 
 
 * G. N. McLellan, Esq. 
 George Smith, Esq. 
 Thomas Logan, Esq. 
 James D. Fraser, Esq. 
 Ichabod Dimock, Esq. 
 
 >' 
 
 oung,. 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Elkanah Y 
 
 * Mayhew Beckwith,' Esq. 
 
 Perez M. Benjamin, Esq. 
 
 * Stephen S. Thome, Esq. 
 Alfred Whitman, Esq. 
 
 * Charles Budd, Esq. 
 
 * Anselm F. Coinmo, Esq. 
 ♦Reuben Clements, Esq. r -; • u: 
 
 * John Ryder, Esq. . •; \ • 
 
 * Peter Spearwater, Esq. 
 Paul Crowell. Esq. <^ , 
 
 * William B. Taylor, Esq. ' 
 
 * John Heckman, Esq. 
 *Iion. Edmund M. Dodd, Sol. Gen. M. E. "€.{ 
 
 * Henry MartelJ, Esq. 
 
 Officers. — Clerk, John Whidden, Esq. Asat. Clerk, Joseph 
 Whidden, F'isq. iScrg-eawiaf ^rws, Geo. R. Grassie, Esq. AssLi 
 Sergt. at Anns, Mr. John Jennings. Messenger, Mr. Jnu. Gibbs 
 * Members of the former Hou9«. 
 
)45. 
 
 I'ARJiIBaV ALMANACK. 
 
 33 
 
 lOLL OF BARRISTERS AND JTTORNIES. 
 
 eman, Esqrs. 
 )wen, Esqrs. 1| 
 )\ver. Esqrs- 
 irshall, Esqrs*J 
 
 i. Clerk, JosepW 
 
 sie, Esq. Asstt 
 
 Mr.Jno.Gibbsf 
 
 RESIURNT IN NOVA-SCO'«'I A , 
 
 Names. 
 
 Admitted 
 Attornies. 
 
 Admitted 
 Barriiiters 
 
 Residence. 
 
 H. H. CogHwell •■ 
 
 Is. Clarke 
 
 ne» S Morse 
 
 Nutting, 
 
 knThosHiIl 
 
 Sterns 
 
 )mas Dickson 
 
 \}i.J W Johnston A.G. 
 in Creigbton .••«.... 
 
 i D. Ste-.vart 
 
 luel P Fairbanks .... 
 Q. Savvers 
 
 W.White 
 
 >rge T Solomon • . . • 
 |athan Marsters •••• 
 In Whidden . . • . . • . • 
 
 Edm M DoddS.G 
 
 FDe^Barres 
 
 Imish Murdoch ...... 
 
 ^t. Alexander Stewart 
 iris M Wi.kins, jr. .. 
 |x Primrose 
 
 .D. Roach 
 
 I Scott Tremairi . . .. 
 
 |es B. IJniacke 
 
 ries Twining 
 
 James Sawyer . • • . 
 
 jry Blackadar 
 
 jrge R Grassie • ••• 
 |es F. Gray •.«• 
 
 C Hall ' 
 
 Alex. McDougali 
 
 Int. Fleiger 
 
 \tA S. Clarke 
 
 Young 
 
 Iries B. Owen • ■ 
 les A. Dt:nni!:!Oi) 
 pert B. Dickbon 
 lies S:ewart • <•• 
 
 H.Harris •••• 
 |isH. IVIoise •••• 
 
 H. Winniett 
 ^gh Har' shorn e •< 
 net) Turnbiill • • • • 
 Iw. H. Harrington 
 
 lOOctr. 1798 lOOctr. 1798IHalifax. 
 liiOctr I8i2jl2 0ctr. 180'2 Ditto 
 |1 Octr. 181 Oil Octr. 1810 Amherst. 
 
 23 0ctr. 1810 23 Octr. iSlO Halilax. 
 
 •28 Octr. I8I0I23 Octr. I8IO Amigonish. 
 
 14 April 1813 14 April 1814 Liverpool. 
 
 14 April 18JS 14 April l3!4jPictou. 
 
 230ctr. I8l3 230ctr. ISulHalifax. 
 
 18 April 18151 18 April I8I6 
 
 18 April 1815 18 April I8I6 
 
 Lunenburg. 
 Newport. 
 
 i5 April 1817|!5 April 18 18 Liverpool 
 
 22 Oct 1817,22 Oct. 1817 
 
 16 April I8l8 
 
 19 April 1821 
 
 '^5 Julv 1821 
 
 25 July lt21 
 
 K) April 1818 
 
 19 April 1820 
 
 25 July 1820 
 
 '25 July 182(1 
 
 *15 Jany. 1821115 Jany. 1S22 
 
 j 17 April 1821 17 April lfc2r' 
 
 14 July 1821 14 July 182" 
 
 14 July 1821 14 July 1822 
 
 I 9 July lfc22l 9 July 182^ 
 
 1822' 10 July 1823 
 
 1822i 9 Octr. 1SV3 
 
 1822 18 Octr. 1 "'23 Halifax 
 
 ; 10 July 
 
 I 9 Octr. 
 18 Octr. 
 6 April 182S 
 5 April 1823 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 Ditto 
 Lunenburg. 
 Truro. 
 Halifax. 
 Sjdney, C.B 
 Gtivsboro'. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Ditto 
 Windsor. 
 Halifax. 
 •* mherst. 
 
 5 April I8i;'3j Ditto 
 5 April 1?23 Ditto 
 28 Jany. 1824 28 Jany. 1825| Ditto 
 13 April 1824:13 April 1'325 Pictou. 
 13 April 1824il3 April |P25|AnnapoIin. 
 20July l824'5SOJuly l825;Halifax; 
 19 Jniy. 1825|24 Jany. 182C Kentville. 
 19 Jany. I825f24 Jany 1826 Anlijjonish. 
 April 1825ll8 April 1826 Arichat 
 
 •••••• 
 
 23 Octr. 1825 24 Octr. 1826 
 !25 Octr. IS25I24 Octr. 1826 
 
 24 Jany. 1826 23 Jany. 1827 
 24 Octr 1826 23 Octr. 1827 
 !24 0ctr 1826 23 Octr. 1827 
 '24 Octr. 1826 23 Octr. 1827 Halifax. 
 
 |23 Jany. 1827 23 Jany. 1827 1 owerHorton 
 23 April 1827,27 Jany. 1829 , Amherst. 
 
 Halifax. 
 Ditto 
 Lunenburg. 
 Dighy 
 Truro. 
 
 '24 July 1827 
 
 r. 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
 24 July 1827 24 July 1827lHalifa.T. 
 
 I Arichat, C.B. 
 
 23 Octr. 1827 28 Octr. 1828|Antigonish. 
 
 *t 
 
s 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 jStephen H. Moore 
 
 Law. O'C. Doyle 
 
 Martin I. Wilkins 
 
 John C. Halliburton ••*> 
 
 Wm. Bowman 
 
 Wm. H. Keating 
 
 Wm. Sutherland 
 
 Harry King, D C L •••• 
 
 Eldw. Roach 
 
 Snow P. Freeman 
 
 WmEdw Smith 
 
 Thos. B. AjiinH 
 
 John W. Ritchie 
 
 Henry Pryor 
 
 Silas L. Morse 
 
 Nepean Clarke ••• 
 
 Arch. McQueen 
 
 Cha^. Hill Wallace .... 
 
 Roliert B. Dickey 
 
 Donald N. McQueen >. 
 George R. Young ...... 
 
 George S. Milledge .••• 
 
 Daniel Owen 
 
 James R. Smith 
 
 Andrew M. Uniacke.... 
 
 James L Dewolf 
 
 Henry H Grantham . . . . 
 Henry B. Webster .... 
 
 Stewart Campbell 
 
 Perez M Cunningham. • • . 
 Thos N Jeffery jr 
 
 22 Jany, 
 22 Jany, 
 22 Jany. 
 22 July 
 2 80ctr. 
 2 aOclr. 
 28 Octr. 
 
 27 Jany. 
 6 May 
 
 28 July 
 
 3 Nov. 
 
 4 May 
 26 Jany. 
 25 Jany. 
 
 3 May 
 INov. 
 
 24 July 
 30 Octr. 
 22 Jany. 
 22 Jany. 
 22 Jany. 
 
 22 Jany. 
 80 April 
 
 23 April 
 
 29 Octr. 
 29 Oct. 
 29 Octr. 
 29 April 
 22 July 
 
 25 July 
 3 Mar. 
 
 LD Morton f 3 Mar. 
 
 Thos V B Bingay . . . 
 Wm M Hoffman .... 
 
 Elias Tapper 
 
 John D Kinnear 
 
 Jno. McGregor 
 
 Jonathan McCulley >• 
 Eben. F. Munro •••■ 
 Chas, I. Halliburton . • 
 Chas. F. Harrington . 
 Wm C. Whidden.... 
 David Matheson • • • • 
 Peter Lynch, jr. w . . . 
 Gustaviis Haiiburton*' 
 
 Henry P. Hill 
 
 Samuel Gray • • 
 
 James Fogo - 
 
 Fredk. W. Grantham 
 
 DanI . Dickson > 
 
 James McKeagney •• 
 Adiimtk G. Archibald" 
 Stephen Roggs • 
 
 3 Mar. 
 
 6 May 
 23 July 
 26 July 
 
 3 Nov. 
 14 Jan. 
 14 Jan. 
 14 Jan 
 
 1 Nov. 
 Nov. 
 Nov. 
 Nov. 
 Nov. 
 
 18 Jan. 
 18 Jan. 
 
 2 May 
 2 May 
 
 26 July 
 31 Oct. 
 16 Jan. 
 16 Jan. 
 
 828 
 
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 888 
 
 1829 
 1829 
 
 27 Jany 
 
 27 Jany 
 
 22 Jany. 
 
 28 July 
 3 Nov 
 3 Nov. 1829 
 3 Nov. 1829 
 
 27 Jany. 1829 
 I 4 May 1830 
 27 July 1830 
 1 Nov. 1830 
 3 May 1831 
 24 Jany 
 15 Jany, 
 1 May 
 SO Octr. 
 
 23 July 
 30 Octr. 
 21 Jany 
 
 Kentville. 
 
 Halifax. 
 ]828|Pictou. 
 1829 1 Halifax. 
 1828 Windsor. 
 
 Halifax. 
 Ditto 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Pictou. 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Sydney. 
 
 Halifax. 
 Ditto 
 Ditto 
 
 Bridgetown. 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 PortHoodCB 
 
 Halifax. 
 
 1832 
 1831 
 1832 
 1832 
 1833 
 1832 
 
 ^ 1834 'Amherst. 
 
 21 Jany. 1834 Sydney, C.B, 
 
 22 July 1834'Halifax. 
 21 Jany. 1834 AnnapollB. 
 29 April 1834 Lunenburg. 
 
 23 July 1833 Bridgetown. 
 1833 Halifax. 
 
 29 Octr 
 4 Nov 
 
 4 Nov 
 
 5 May 
 25 July 
 25 July 
 
 lb34 
 
 1834 
 
 1835 
 
 1836 
 
 1836 
 14 Jan. 183 6 1 Halifax 
 14 J m. 1836 'Kentville. 
 
 WindNor. 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Kentville. 
 
 Antigonish. 
 
 Windiior. 
 
 lS3fc 
 I83f) 
 
 14 Jan. 
 
 3 May 
 26 July 1836 
 26July 
 
 1 Nov 
 j 6 Jan. 
 16 Jan. 
 14 
 
 Yarmouth. 
 
 Halifax . 
 
 Corriwallii, 
 1836 Amherst. 
 18361 Halifax. 
 
 1837 
 1837 
 
 Amherst. 
 Truro. 
 Jan. 1836 Amherst. 
 Oct. 1837jArich«t,C.B. 
 1837CornwalIU 
 1 837 Pictou 
 Oct. 1837 Halifax 
 Nov. lb.36,Shelburne 
 
 1688 PortHood, C.B. 
 
 Oct. 
 Oct. 
 
 31 
 31 
 31 
 31 
 1 
 16 Jan 
 
 16 Jan. I8fl8 
 1 May 183- 
 1 May IR38 
 
 24 July 1888 
 
 Halifax 
 Pictou 
 Yarmouth 
 Pictou 
 
 80 Oct. Ih88 Sydney, C.B. 
 16 Jan. 1839 Truro 
 16 Jan. 1888iHnliiax 
 
1845. 
 
 VARMER S ALMANACK. 
 
 35 
 
 Jm. J. Ritchie 
 
 Hen. C. D. Twining. 
 Edward A. Pyke ... 
 Geo. A. Blaneliard * 
 S. Leonard Shannon 
 
 JaM. D Fraaer 
 
 Jaa. Bobt. Prescott • 
 
 Wm. Howe 
 
 CharleH MorHe 
 
 JohnC. Wade 
 
 Alexander Fraser . . . 
 
 Gilbert Seely 
 
 William A. Henry . 
 William H. Troop... 
 James Murray, jr. . • • 
 Thoa. Wm. Hunt... 
 
 oHeph Whidden ... 
 Hiram Blanchnrd ••. 
 IJaniea C Cogawell »• 
 A F. Hallburton ... 
 Peter S. Archibald • > . 
 iKobt. McCuliey ... 
 
 no. D. .McNuit ... 
 
 'Iinnthy D Rugglen > 
 
 homaa W Harris . . . 
 
 olin John at on 
 
 lex. McFarlane ••• 
 win J. IWonlc 
 
 lex. Jumea 
 
 lias Jaa Stewart • . . . 
 w Parry Nutting • • 
 
 no. Cunningham • • • • 
 
 Mip C.Hill 
 
 iehael Wallace... • 
 
 an. Hall Thorn e . . > < 
 m R, Cutler 
 
 no. McKinlsy > 
 
 bti Edw Chandler > < 
 
 16 
 
 1 
 
 24 
 
 ao 
 
 16 
 
 30 
 
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 28 
 
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 7 
 
 23 
 
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 23 
 
 23 
 
 3 
 
 Jan. 
 May 
 
 July 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 April 
 
 April 
 
 July 
 
 Oct, 
 
 July 
 
 Nov. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 Nov. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 April 
 
 July 
 
 July 
 
 Nov. 
 
 April 
 
 April 
 
 April 
 
 April 
 
 April 
 
 April 
 
 July 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 May 
 
 May 
 
 May 
 
 May 
 
 May 
 
 July 
 
 July 
 
 July 
 
 July 
 
 Dec. 
 
 1838 
 1888 
 188S 
 1883 
 
 16 Jan. 
 80 April 
 
 28 July 
 
 29 Oct. 
 1889|16 Jan. 
 18S9| 6 May 
 11:39 30 April 
 
 1839 23 July 
 ]t39 3 Nov. 
 
 1840 24 July 
 1840 80 Nov. 
 
 1840 80 Nov. 
 
 1540 30 Nov. 
 
 1841 19 April 
 
 1541 26 July 
 1841 26 July 
 1841 26 July 
 
 1841 lis April 
 1842' 19 April 
 
 1842 18 April 
 
 1842 18 April 
 1842; 18 April 
 1842! 7 May 
 
 1843 7 May 
 16431 7 May 
 
 1838 Annapolis 
 
 1839 Halifax 
 1839,CornwalliB 
 1839;Antigoni8h 
 1839 Halifax 
 1840' Windsor 
 
 1839 Cornwallia 
 l839|Halifax 
 
 1840 Liverpool 
 
 1841 Digby 
 1841 Picfou 
 1841 Liverpool 
 
 1841 AntigoniHh 
 
 1842 Bridgerown 
 1842 Yarmouth 
 1842 Halifax 
 
 1842 Ditto 
 1643 Guysboro* 
 
 1642 Halifax 
 
 1643 PortHood, C.B 
 
 1843 Halifax 
 1843' Amherst 
 
 1843 
 1843 
 1843 
 1844 
 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 1844 
 
 3 Dec. 
 3 Dec. 
 8 Dec. 
 
 184 Ji 
 
 1844 
 I844 
 1844 
 1844 
 
 7 May 
 July 23, 
 
 Truro 
 
 Bridgetown 
 
 Kentville 
 
 Halifax 
 
 Amherst 
 
 ]844'Halifax 
 Ditto 
 Amherst 
 Halifax 
 Windsor 
 
 1844|Halifax 
 
 ...I Ditto 
 
 1 844 Bridgetown 
 Guysboro' 
 Pictou 
 Amherst 
 
 N'ova Scotia Banisters Society. 
 
 Patron— The Chancellor and The Chief Justice. Honorary 
 |[em6er», The Judges of the Supreme Court. Committee^ Jas 
 
 )tt Tremnini (Chairman), James Stewart and Jno. W. Ritchie, 
 inqri. tSee^aneiLtVanan, J. W. Nutting, Esq. S\»h'Lihrarian, 
 ir. Twining. 
 
136 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Roads to the principal Towns in the Province. 
 
 Halifax to Digby. 
 Edward'H Valley 2)^ 
 Birch Cove 2^ 
 
 Thomson's 3^ 
 
 jFuIiz'a 3 
 
 Hamilton's 2 
 
 JHiltz's 8 
 
 iFitzmaurice's 2 
 
 jPentz'B 2^ 
 
 jLakelands 6 
 
 Sweet's 2 
 
 Westcott's, Newport 
 
 Road (35) 3 
 
 Edwards' 3 
 
 Windsor (45) 7 
 
 Dimock'g Lower 
 
 H or ton 
 Wolfville 
 Kentville (6S) 
 Sheffield's 
 Gibbon's 
 Lawrence Town 
 Bridgetown 
 Annapolis 
 
 Spinney's, Argyle 9 Mrs. Manning's Petite 
 
 Larkin'H, Pubnico 8| 
 
 Kendrick's, Barring- 
 ton 12| 
 
 Nickerson's, Beaver 
 Dam 
 
 Mcintosh's, Shel 
 
 burne 
 
 Riviere 
 Teals, Broad Cove 
 Mack'H, Mill Village 
 Liverpool (13S) 
 12 Port Mouton 
 Port Jolly 
 
 10 Sable River 
 
 {Jordan River 
 
 IBOl'Shelburne , 
 
 T 
 4 
 9 
 
 10 
 6 
 
 lo! 
 
 To 
 
 via. 
 
 Ditmar'd 
 
 Winchester's 
 
 Digby 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 7 
 
 17 
 12 
 11 
 15 
 (128) 15 
 8 
 
 Cumberland 
 
 Windsor. 
 
 Windsor 45 
 
 Parrsboro' by v/ater 30 
 
 FuUerton's 
 Jenk's 
 Macan River 
 Pugsley's, Nappan 
 Bent's, Amherst 
 'Fort Cumberland 
 
 178 
 
 Hx. to Cumberland 
 via Dartmouth' \ 
 11 Across the Ferry 
 
 2Sh»ltz'8 
 CilWoodward's • 
 9 Pollock's 
 9 Truro (65i) 
 7 Gourley's Onslow 
 
 -: Ye u- ill's 
 
 \\ 
 
 118 Foot of Cobq. Mnts 
 
 148 
 
 Phillip 
 Stewart's 
 ' Amherst 
 Fort Cumberland 
 
 Halifax to Yarmouth 
 
 and Shelburne. 
 Annapolis 128 
 
 iRuggies', Digby 20 
 Seely's St. Mary's 
 
 Bay 7 
 
 'Everett's, Weymouth 
 
 road 5 
 
 Ijones', Scissiboo 6 
 Terrean's, Billevous 
 
 Cove 
 Molonson's, Clare 
 Tucker's, Montagan 
 
 Cove 
 
 Phillips', Bear river 15 
 Parry's, Yarmouth 
 
 Lakes 7 
 
 Richan's, Yarmouth 6 
 Porter's, Eel Brook 13| 
 
 Halifax to LHnenburg\l^'^y''\ *°P .^^ *^° 
 
 jJverpool and Shet]^^:^^'^^^;^'' «'^'^' 
 
 burne via Windsor. 
 Windsor 45 
 
 Gildert's 20 
 
 Church's Hill 6jb 
 
 Webber's Hill* , 5 
 Middle River Bridge 4 
 Barkhouse's 7 
 
 Ernst's 6 
 
 Zwicker's, Mahone 
 
 Bay 2 
 
 Lunenburg (101^) 6 
 Jno Pernelte's Ferry 
 
 at LaHave River 
 Across the Ferry 
 
 Halifax to Middk 
 Musquodoboit. 
 
 Across the Ferry Ij 
 '^Shultz's H 
 
 ^.Keys's M 
 
 •Miller's Gay's River 
 l Colbeck's U 
 
 i 
 
 * A little beyond, 
 Webber's the road turns' Halifax to Pictou. 
 oflF to the right, avoiding To Truro 651 
 
 Chester ; at Middle Ri- Archibald's, Salmon 
 ver Bridge the rojid a-j River 1< 
 
 gain meets that leading Irving's, Mount Tom I 
 
 ifrom Chester Town. — 
 From Webber's Hill to 
 Chester Town is 6 miles. 
 
 Pictou 
 
 1051 
 
kMBMH 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 37 
 
 Halifax to JIntigonith. 
 
 Blanchard's, West 
 
 River, Pictou 88 
 Chisholm's, New 
 
 Glasgow 10 
 
 Copeland'a, Mcri- 
 
 gomish 12 
 
 Murray's 5 
 
 McDonald's, Arisaig 12 
 Harrington's, Anti- 
 
 gonish 17 
 
 144 
 
 ■The road over the Anti 
 Igonish mountains short- 
 lens the above distance 
 
 ■about 11 miles. _ . 
 Guysboro* 
 
 iir fA.-. *^ n.....i.^^^> Crow Harbour 
 \Hahfax to Guysboro' ^jin^Q^ 
 
 Anderiron's 
 Miller's 
 
 10 
 12 
 
 178 
 
 Halifax to Sherbrooke 
 St. Mary's. 
 
 Antigoniah 
 liochaber Lake 
 A rchibald 'b— forks 
 Sherbrooke 
 
 179 
 
 lAntigonjsh 
 Ifioyle's . 
 
 144 
 12 
 
 Halifax to Wilmotf 
 Cape Canso. 
 
 178 
 16 
 15 
 
 209 
 
 Can$o to Antigonish. 
 
 Guysboro' 30 
 
 Boyle's 22 
 
 Antigonish 1 2 
 
 64 
 
 Hx. to Shubenacadie. 
 
 Westcott'a 
 Cochran's 
 Murphy's, Rawdon 
 
 Church 
 Henry Blois' Cove 
 
 Douglas 
 Kennetcook bridge 
 Mouth of the Shube 
 
 nacadie river 
 
 35 
 4 
 
 8i 
 
 11 
 4 
 
 16j| 
 
 79 
 
 STAOS COACHZ8S «C STEABUIRS. 
 
 The RoTAL Western Stage Coaches (carrying H. M. 
 
 fails), run three times in the week between Halifax and Anna- 
 polis, leaving at each place on the mornings of Tuesday, Thurs- 
 day and Saturday— and three times in the week between Halifax 
 ind Windsor, leaving Halifax on the mornings of Monday, Wed 
 lesday and Friday, and Windsor on the mornings of Tuesday, 
 Thursday, and Saturday. 
 
 The RoTAii Eastern Stage CoacAes (carrying H. M. Mails,) 
 ^uring the Summer season, run three times in the week between 
 
 lalifax and Pictou, leaving Halifax on the mornings of Tues 
 ^ay, Thursday and Saturday, and Pictou on the mornings of 
 
 londay, Wednesday and Friday; and during the Winter twice 
 In the week, leaving Halifax on the mornings of Tuesday and 
 Saturday, and Pictou on the mornings of Monday and Friday. 
 
 The Parrsboro* Packet runs between Windsor, Horton and 
 
 Parrsboro', from the 1st of April till Christmas ; leaving Lower 
 
 lorton at, or after 8 o'clock, on Monday for Parrsboro' and 
 
 bm thence to Windsor on Tuesday; leaving the latter place 
 
 itx Parrsboro' the first high water at, or after 10 o'clock on 
 
 Mnesday ; and leaving Parrsboro' for Horton on Friday. 
 
 The British and North American Royal Maii. Steam Ships 
 
 ave Liverpool G. B. on the 4th and 19ih of every month, for 
 
 lalifax and Boston, except in Deer. Jan'y. Feb'y. and March, 
 
 D 
 

 I 
 
 38 
 
 FARMBR^S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 when but one that of the 4th io despatched. Returning leave 
 Boston on the 1st and 16th, and Halifax on the 3d and 18th of 
 every month except in Deer. Jan'y. Fcb'y. and March, when but 
 one, that of the 3rd from Halifax is despatched. 
 
 The Steam Ship Unicorn, Capt. Douglas, runs between Pic 
 tou and Quebec, (during the Summer months,) in connexion with 
 the above Steamers, carrying Passengers and H. M. Mails to 
 and from Quebec and Pictou. 
 
 The Steamer St. George, (carrying H. M. Mails) during the 
 Summer months, runs between Pictou and Charlotte Town, and 
 George Town, P. E. Island. 
 
 During the Summer a Steamer runs between Windsor and 
 St. John, N. B. and Boston — and also another Steamer between 
 Annapolis and St. John, N. B. 
 
 PUBLIC OFFICE MS, CONSULS, ^c. 
 
 Hon. Sir R. D. George, fit 
 Chas W. Wallace, Esq. 
 
 Secretary of the Province - 
 Registrar of Deeds - - - 
 Treasurer Casual Revenue 
 Treasurer of the Province 
 Auditor of Public Accounts 
 
 Surveyor-General of Lands, > john'Spry Morris, Esq. 
 Commissioner ol Crown Lands ^ * •' ' ^ 
 
 Postmaster General, Arthur Woodgate, Esq. 
 
 f Joseph Howe, Esq. 
 . ! Hon. E. M. Dodd, J for 
 Commissioners for Indian Affairs \ H. W. Crawley, Esq. \ C.B. 
 
 I Rt Rev. Bishop Eraser, for 
 
 [the Counties of Sydney, 
 
 Guysboro and Pictou. 
 
 Agents for the General Mining > Hon. Saml.Cunard, Halifax. 
 
 Association, London, ^ Hichd Brown, Esq. Sydney. 
 
 Pru8sii*n Consul Stephen Binney, Esq. Halifax. 
 
 ) T. B. Livingston, Esq. Halifax. 
 United States Consuls, .... > Jas. Primrose, Esq. Pictou. 
 
 i C.H.Delavan,Esq.fSydney,C.B. 
 Brazillian Vice-Consul, Hon. Michael Tobin, Halifax. 
 Spanish Vice-Consul, J. G- A. Creighton, Esq. Halifax. 
 Quccu's Printer Jno. H. Crosskill, Esq. 
 
 Sfii 
 
 Court of Chancery. 
 
 Held before the Master of the Rolls, every Tuesday through,-! 
 out the yeai", except ^uring vacation. 
 
 Chancellor, His Excellency The Right Honble. Lucius Ben^ 
 TiNCK, Viscount Falkland, Lieut. Governor of Nova Scotia 
 
 Master of the Rolls, and Responsible Judge in Chancery, thd 
 Honble. S. G. W. Archibald, L. L. D. Attorney General, th^ 
 Honble. James W. Johnston. Solicitor General, 
 
18*5. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 39 
 
 Advocates and Solicitors, tiio Barristers and At- 
 toruies of the Supreme Court. Regiiitrar, N. W. White, Esq. 
 I'AMt. Regr. Jno. McGregor, Esq. Senior Examiner, Nat. W. 
 White, Esq. Junior Examiner, Jno. McGre<:^or, Esq. Com- 
 missioner ot Escheats, Jas. VV. Nutting, Esq. Accountant Geno- 
 I'ral, Sergeant at Arms, Jno. Jns Sawyer, 
 
 Esq. Cryer and Messenger, Mr. Thos. Pyke. Officers for serving 
 'process, the Sheriffs throughout the Province. j 
 
 I Masters in Chancery.— Lewis M Wilkins, Jas W Nutting, 
 Jno VVhidden, and Beamish Murdoch, Esqrs. 
 
 Supreme Court of Judicature. 
 Chief Justice, the Hon. Brenton Halliburton. 
 Assistant Judges, Lewis M Wilkins, William Hill, William 
 Blowers Bliss, and Thomas C. Haliburton, Esqrs. Attorney- 
 General, Hon. Jas VV. Johnston. Solicitor-General, 
 
 j Queen's Counsel, 
 
 Clerk of the Crown and Prothonotary, James VV. Nutting, Esq. 
 
 Court oj Error. 
 The Lieut. Governor and the Members of Her Majesty's Exe- 
 cutive Council. 
 
 Court of Marriage and Divorce. 
 
 The Lieut. Governor, (President), the Hon. the Chief Justice, 
 (Vice President), and the Members of Her Majesty's Executive 
 ;Council. 
 
 Advocates and Proctors — The Barristers and Attornies of the 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 Court of Vice Jidmiraltyy Halifax. 
 
 Vice-Admiral, Rt. Hon. Sir Chas. T. Metcalf, Bt. G. C. B. 
 
 Judge and Commissary, The Hon. S. G. W. Archibald, L. L. D. 
 Surrogates, Halifax, J. W. Nutting, John Whidden, and Bea 
 mish Murdoch, Esqrs. Sydney, C. B. Hon. E, M. Dodd. An 
 :TiG0.M8ii, Hon. Alex. McDougall. Gutsboro', W. F. Des 
 ibarres. Pictou, Thos. Dickson. Lunrnburo, John Cruigh 
 ton. Liverpool, Saml. P, Fairbanks) Esqrs. Receiver of the 
 Droits, Alex. Callandai, Esq. Deputy for Nova Scotia, Geo. 
 R. Young, Esq. Registrar, Jas. Scott Tremain, Esq. Marshall,! 
 S. VV. Debiois, Esq. Messenger and Cryer, Mr. Jas. Graham 
 Advocate General, Hon. J. W\ Johnston. Solicitor General, 
 
 Advocates and Proctors, The Barristers 
 
 nd Attoinies of the Supreme Court. 
 
 The Couit of Vice Admiralty sits at Halifax, on the Jiral and 
 
 ird Monday in every month. 
 
40 
 
 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 184.5. 
 
 COLLEGES, ACADEMIES, AND CLERGY. 
 
 King'g College Windior, 
 
 Patron, His Grace the Lord Arcliblihop of Canterbury. 
 Visitor, the Lord JMahop of Nova Bcotia. 
 
 Oovernors— His Excellency the Lt. Governor of Nova-Scotia ; 
 the Hon. and Rt. Rev. the Lord Biihop of Nova*Scotia ; the 
 Chief Justice ; the Judge of tho Vice Adinlrally Court ; the 
 Speaker of the House of Aesemblv; the Bocretary of the Province;, 
 the Attorney General : the Solicitor General ; The President 
 of the College ; and the Hon. T. N. JelTery. 
 
 President, and Professor ofDivinity nnd Hebrew, Rev. Geo. 
 McCawley, D. D.; Vice-President and Professor of Mathema- 
 tics, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy, Rev. John Stevenson, 
 A. yh\ Bursar and Librarian, Rev. J.Stevenson, A. M.j Professor 
 of Modern Languages, Federico Marilovani, D. C. L. ; Sec'y. 
 and Treasurer, J. C. Halliburton, Eso,; Principal of the Collegiate 
 Academy, Rev. W. B. King, A. M. 
 
 Terms.— Michaelmas Term commene0i lit. Septr. and ends 
 on the 15th Deer. Hilary Term commences l.'Sth Jan. and end« on 
 the Saturday preceding Palm Sunday. EaiterTerm commencei 
 on the Monday after Easter Monday, and endi Saturday son'night 
 before Whit Sunday. Trinity Term commoncet on the morroMr 
 of Trinity Sunday, and ends on the 1st of July. 
 Dalhouaie College, Haiyax, 
 
 Govemorsj The Rt. Honble. Viscount Falkland, Hon. Alex 
 Stewart, Wm. Stairs, Hon. Hugh Bell, Chai. W. Wallace, Jno. 
 Whidden, Jno. E. Fairbanks, Wm. Grigor, m. b. Hon. M. B. Al- 
 mon, Chas. Twining, Wm. Lawson, Jr. Jai. F. Gray, Rufus S. 
 Black, M. D. Jno. Edw. Starr, Alex. F. Sawyers, m. v. Jno. Mc 
 Donald, h. d. nnd Gilbert Frith, Eiqrs. 
 
 Presidentf and Professor of Logic, Moral Philosoj)hy and 
 Rhetoric, Profesfor of Modern 
 
 Languages, Monsieur J. A. Deloutte. Profeiior of Mathematics 
 Natural Philosophy, and the Classics, 
 Secretary, Hugh Hartshorne, Esq. 
 
 One term commencing on the Slst October, and ending on 
 tho 31et May. 
 
 Acadia College, fVolJville, 
 
 Governors, Hon. J. W. Johnston, Hon. Chas. R. PrescottJ 
 T. A. S. Dewolf, Hon. Edm. M, Dodd, Rev. E. A. Crawley, Rev. 
 Wra. Chipman, Rev. Jno. Pryor, Rev. Chai. Tupper, Rev. J. E. 
 Bill, Rev. Wm. Burton, Rev. Caleb R.Bill } Jaf. W. Nutting, W. 
 Johnson, Simon Fitch, W. A. Chipman, Saml. Chipman, Her 
 bert Huntington and Chas. W. H. Harris, Esqrs. 
 
 Professor of Classical Languages, Rev. John Pryor. A. MJ 
 professor of Moral Philosophy, Logic and Rhetoric, Rev, £. A. 
 Crawley, A. M. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philo- 
 sophy, Mr. Isaac L. Chipman, A. M. 
 
 '<m 
 
|l845. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 41 
 
 I). Jiio. Mc- 
 
 FiRST Term— cominoncos 20th January and ends 20th June 
 
 Second Term — commences 1st September, and^ ends 20lh 
 December. 
 
 Collegiate .Academy, ff^olfville. 
 
 Instructor in Latin, Greek, &.C., Mr. Charles D. Randall ; 
 [instructor in the English Branches, Mathematics, &c., Mr. Amos 
 Sharp, A. B. 
 
 Two vacations of a month each at Christmas and Midsummer. 
 
 St, Mary*8 College^ Halifax 
 
 Trustees, Rt. Rev. The liishop of Halifax. Rev. Dr. O'Brien. 
 Hon. Michael Tobin, Hon. Edw. Kenny, Law. O'C. Doyle and 
 Peter Furlong, Esqrs. 
 
 Superior, and Professor of Theology, Natural Philosophy, 
 English Composition, Reading and Elocution, Rev. R. B 
 O'Brien. Professor of French, 
 
 Professor of Mathematics, &c. Mr. J. Nugent Greek and Latin, 
 — firfit class, Mr. J. Nugent. Second class, Mr. R. O' Flaherty. 
 Writing, Book Keeping, and Arithmetic, 
 
 Piclou Academy, Pictou. 
 
 Trustees. — Rt. Rev. Wm. Eraser, D. D. Bishop of Halifax, 
 Rev. Jno. McKinlay, A. M., Rev. D. A. Eraser, Rev. J. McRae, 
 Rev. Jus. Ross, Geo. Smith, Hon. S. G. VV. Archibald, L. L. D. 
 Thos. Dickson, Jas. Carmichael, and David Crichton, Esqrs. 
 Professor, Mr. M. McCulloch. 
 
 Open all the year, except the month of August, and last Week 
 of December. 
 
 Halifax Grammar School. . 
 
 Principal, Rev. John Thos. Twining, D. D. 
 
 JVational School, Halifax. 
 Trustees, Jhe Lord Bishop, the Chief Justice, Rev. Robt. Willis, 
 0. D., and the Church Wardens of St- Paul's. Principal, MrJ 
 James Maxwell. 
 
 Royal Radian School, Halifax. 
 President, the Lt. Governor. Vice-President, lion. Thos. N. 
 
 Icffery. Treasurer, . Sec'y. James C, Humej 
 
 lEsqr. M. D. 
 
 Trustees, Hon. Enos Collins, Hon. T. N. Jeffery, Hon. H. H. 
 Cogswell, Hon. Sir R. D. George, Bt., Hon. A. Stewart, Hon. 
 S. G. W. Archibald, Hon. Hugh Bell, Hon. J. W. Johnston, 
 IRev. John Scott, Rev. John Martin, Joseph Howe, Wm. 
 lyoung, John S. Morris, G. N. Russell, John McNeil, J. W. 
 Jutting, Robt. Hume, m. d., Charles Twining, Jno. Slayter, 
 Ion. M. B. Almon, Jas. F. Gray, Jas. C. Hume, m. d. Adam Esson, 
 lenry Pryor, Robt. Brown and Alex Keith, Esqrs. Principal 
 
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 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Cltrgyojtht Established Church in Nova- Scotia. 
 
 The Hon. and Right Rev. John Inglis, D. D. Lord Bishop of 
 Nova Scotia exercising Epiacnnal Jurisdiction over Novu-Scotia, 
 New-Brunowick, and Prince Edward Islnnd. 
 
 Ven. Robert Willis, D. D. Archdeacon of Nova-Scotia and 
 Prince Edward Island. 
 
 Halifax, Fen. Robt. Willis, D.D. Rector & Rev. Win. Cogswell, 
 A. M. Curate of St. Paul's Chmch ; Rev. R. F. Uniacke, A. M.l 
 Rector, and Rev. Curate, of St. Georgo'i! 
 
 Church ; Rev. Jno. Thos. Twining, D. D. Garrison Chaplain.! 
 Eastern Shore, Rev. Robt. Jamieaon. Dartmouth, Rev. Geo.' 
 Morris, A. M. Rector ; and Rev. Jas. D. Stowart, A. H. Curate.! 
 SackvUle, Rev. Arch. Gray, A. B. St. Margaret's Bay, Rev. Jno.' 
 Stannage. Windsor, Rev. Geo. McCawley, D. D. Presid. of 
 King's College ; Rev. Alfred Gilpin, A. M. Rector of ChrlstV 
 Church ; Rev. Wm. C King, A. M. (retired), and Rev. Wm. B. 
 King*, A. M. Principal Collegiate School. Falmouth, Rev. John 
 Stevenson, A. M. JSTewport, Rev. R.J. Uniacke. Rawdon, Rev. 
 Thos. Mayuanl, A.B. Di^by, Rev. Wm. Bullock, Rector ; Rev. 
 Lewis M. W. Hill, A. B. Curate, and Rev. Edw. E. B. Nichols, 
 A. B. Annapolis, Rev. Edwin Gilpin, A. B. Clements, 
 Rev. Wm. M. Godfrey, A. B. Bridgetown, Rev. Jas. Robert- 
 son, A. M. Granville, Rev. J. M. Campbell, A. M. Weymouth^ 
 Rev. W. H. Snyder, A. B. ^ylesforJ, Rev. H. L. Owen, 
 A. M. Cornwallis and Horton,'Rey. John Storr, A. B. Yarmouth^ 
 Rev. Richard Aveiy. Shelburne, Rev. Thos. B. Rowland, 
 L. L. D. and Rev. Thos. H. White, A. B. Liverpool, Rev. J. 
 T. T. Moody, A. M. Lunenburg, liev. Jas. C. Cochran, A. M. 
 Neio Dublin, Rev. J. W. Weeks, A. B. Chester, Rev. Jas. Shreve, 
 D. D. and Rev. W. A. Weinbeer. Parrsboro*, Rev. Robert 
 Arnold, A. B. Amherst, Hev. Geo. Townshend, A.*M. Truro, 
 Rev. Thos. C. Leaver, A.M. Picfou, Rev. Chas. Elliott, A. 3. 
 Guysboro\ Rev. Chas. J. Shreve, A. B. Antigonish, Rev. 
 Arthur W. Milledge, A. B. Sydney, C. B. Rev. Chas. Ingles, 
 A. B. Arichat, C. B. Rev. Jas. A. Shaw. Sydney Mines, 
 Rev. Wm. Elder. Travelling Missionary, Cape Breton, RevJ 
 W. Y. Porter. 
 
 JVova Scotia Diocesan Church Society^ 
 
 Patrons, His Excellency, Lord Viscount Falklnnd; The 
 Society for the Propogation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts; 
 and the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. President, 
 The Hon. and Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Nova-Scotia. Vice 
 Presidents^ the Ven. Archdeacon Willis, D. D. The Hon. Chief 
 Justice Halliburton, Hon. Thos. N. Jeffery, Hon. C. R. Prescott, 
 Hon. H. H. Cogswell, and David Hare, Esq. Sec*y. Rev. 
 Wm. Cogswell, A. M. ./^ss^ Sec'y. Henry Pryor, Esq., A.M., 
 Treasurer, Law. Hartshorne, Esq. General Committeef All 
 Clergymen of the Established Church, and the Church Wardens 
 of St Paul's and St. George's, Halifax— Stephen Binney, Joseph 
 
 mm 
 
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1845. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 43 
 
 Starr, A. M. Uniacke, Henry Ince, Beamish Murdoch, Thott 
 Maynard, R. N., J. G. A. Crei(;hlon, Jnt. Tremain, W. A. McAgVi 
 C. H. Belcher, Nepuan Clarke, Robt. Richardinn, Hon. M B< 
 Almnn, A. J. Lawrence, n. b., C. F. Gibson, A. M. S., R. Tremain, 
 ijr. W. Henry, M. D., J. Leander Starr, Chas. Jones, W. H. 
 iRoach, Jno. Spry Morris, J Withroiv, and Jno. Shaffei*. Esqrs. 
 \Life Membtis by a donation of £10 at one time, Tho lit. Rev. 
 land Hon. tho Tiord Bishop of Nova-Scotia, Hon. Enos Collins, 
 IJon C. R. Prescott, Hon. Sanil. Ciinard, David Hare, Jno* 
 Leaver, Esqrs. and Lt. Col. Jackson, R. A. 
 
 Evangelical Lutheran CAurcA.— Lunenburg, Rev. Chas. Cosa 
 mann. 
 
 Clergy of the Roman Catholic Church in Nova Scotia. 
 
 Right Rev. William Eraser, D. D. Bishop of Halifax, residing 
 at Antigonish. 
 
 Halifax, Right Rev. William Walsh, D. D. Bishop of Maxi- 
 mianopolis and Coadjutor Bishop of Halifax ; Very Rev. Jno. 
 Lauglman, Vicar General ; Rer. Jno. Quinan and Rev Thos 
 Connolly. Dartmouth and Chezetcook, Rev. Dennis Geary. 
 Liverpool, Rev. James Doyle. Sissiboo, Rev. Abby Sygngne. 
 Jlrgylf, Rev. Mr. Goudout. Cape Sable, Rev 
 
 Prosptcl, Rev. Jno. Kennedy. Pictou and Merigomish, Rev.-— 
 O'Reily. Tracadie, Rev. Pere Francois, and Rev. Pere Vincent. 
 Guysboro\ Rev. Mr. Meighan. Cape Breton — ^richat, Rev. J. 
 B. Miranda. L'Ardoiae, Rev. J. McKengney. Red hlands. 
 Rev. Neil McLeod. Braa d^Or, Rev. Jno, Grant. Sydney, Rev. 
 las. B. Drummond. Judique, Rev. Alex. McDonell. Broad 
 Cove, Rev. Alex. McLeod. ^riaaig, Rev. Wm. McLeod. 
 
 Christian Doctrine Society of Nova Scotia. 
 
 President, Rev. R. B. O'Brien ; Vice-President, Rev. J. Quin- 
 
 nan ; Treasurer, Mr Patrick Walsh ; Sec'y, Mr Jamea Fitzgerald; 
 
 Assistant Sec'y, Mr E. J. Gleeson. 
 
 Ministers of the Established Church oj Scotland. 
 
 Synod of Nova Scotia, in connection with the Established 
 Church of Scotland. Moderator oj the Synod, Rev. 
 Synod Clerk, Rev. 
 
 Presbytery op Halifax. — Halifax, St. Matthew's, Rev. 
 Jao. Scott, A. M. St. Andrew's, Rev. Jno. Martin. Dartmouth, 
 Rev. Comwallis, Rev. 
 
 Bermuda, Rev. Jas. Morrison. Lawrence Toten, Rev. 
 Yarmouth, Rev. Jno. Ross. Lunenburg, Rev. 
 Shelburne, Rev. St. Johna, N. F. L., 
 
 Rev Don. A. Fraser, A. M. . • 
 
 Presbytery op Pictou.— JBa^i /Ztrer, Rev Jno. McRae. St. 
 Mary^s and Lochaher^ Rev.. McLennan'a Moun 
 
 !om, Rev. Alex. McGillivray. Merigomi^h, Rev. Dougald 
 

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 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Pictou, Uev 
 Rogtrg* Hill, Rev. 
 
 McKichan. New Glasgow, Rev. 
 
 fVallace, Rev. 
 fVeat and MiddU Rivera, Rev. 
 
 Tatamagouche, Rev. 
 
 PaESBTTEaY OF P. E. Island. — Bcljasl, Rev Jno. McLen- 
 nan. George Town, Rev. ChadoHa Town, 
 R«v. 
 
 Presbttery op Cape-Breton. — Boularderie Itland, Rev. 
 Middle River, Rev, River 
 
 Inhabitants, Rev. St. Qeorge^i Channel, Rev. 
 
 Grand River, Rev, 
 JVhycogomah, Rev. Margarte, Rev. 
 
 iVbr/A Sydney, Rev. 
 
 free Church of Scotland, 
 
 Halifax, Rev. R. Robb. Dartmouth, Uev. Alux. Romans, 
 A. M. Lunenburg, Rev. Win, DulT, ^c/o Glasgow, Rev. Jno. 
 Stewart. North Sydney, Rev, Matthew Wilson. Margareej 
 Rev. Jno. Gunn. St. George's Channel, Rev. Murdoch 8l6wart.j 
 George Town, P. E, I. Rev. Huu;h Ross, Cornwallia, Rev. Goo.' 
 Struthers. Middle River, Rev. Alex. Purquhfirion. 
 
 Presbyterian Church of Nova Scotia. 
 
 Moderator, Rev P. G. McGregor, Synod Clerk, Rev Jai. Ross. 
 
 Presbytery of Truro. — Londonderry, Rev. Jno. Brown,! 
 nnd Rev. Ja«. Bayne. Truro, Rev. Wm, McCulloch. Onslowj 
 Old Barns and JBrookfield, Rev. Jno, J. Baxtor. Mnitland and 
 Noel, Rev. Thos. S. Crowe. Muaquodoboit, Rev. Jno. Sprott. 
 Economy and Five Islands, Rev. Andw. Kerr. Bewiack, Rev 
 Jas. Smith. IVindsor and Newport, Uev, Jno. L. Muidoch, A. M. 
 Gay^s Rivtr, Shubenacadie, 8f Lower Sewiack, HflV.Geo. Christie, 
 Halifax, Rev. Peter G. McGregor, A, M. Nine Mile River, 
 Rawdon, Kennelcook and Gore, Uev Jn«, Cameron. Richmond, 
 N. B,, Rev. Jas. Reid. Keswick Ridge, N. B., Rev. Danl Mc- 
 Curdy. Presbytery Clerk, Rev. Jus Bayne, Great Village, 
 Londonderry. 
 
 Presbytkry op PicTou. — Upper SeUUmeni, East River, 
 Rev. A. McGillivray. }Vest River, Rev. Jtii. R08I. Merigomish, 
 Rev. W. Patrick and Rev. A. P. Miller. Mtigoniih, Rev. Thos. 
 Trotttr. Mabou, Rev. Wm. Miller. Pictou l^own. Rev. Jno. 
 McKinlay, A. M. Tatamagouche, Uev, Rob(. Blackwood. 
 Miramichi, Rev Jno. McCurdy, St. Mary^t, Rev. Jno. 
 'Campbell. East River, Rev. David Rov. LittU Harbour, 
 JRev. River John, Rev, Hg. \^adi\e\\, Ouysboro*, 
 
 Uev. I 
 
 Presbytery op P. E. liLW D.'—Prlneetown, Rev. Jno. Keir.} 
 St. Peters, Rev. Robt. Douglai. Richmond Bay, Rev. Wm 
 McGrigor. Bedeque, Rev R. S. Patterson. New London, Rev. 
 Jno Geddie. Cascumpick, Rev. ^0. C. Sinclair. Preacher, 
 :Rev H. Dunbar and Mr Jas. Byers. 
 
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 Society for the Propogation of the Gofpel in connection mth 
 the Presbyterian Church of Nova Scotia. — This Society consists 
 of all the members of Synod. Office Bkkkeks.— Secretary , 
 Rev. Wm McCulloch. Treasurer, James Dawson, Esq. Board 
 of Domestic Missions, Rev. Jas Smith, Rev. Geo Christie, Rev. 
 Jno. Baxter and Dr. John Waddell. Board of Foreign IMissions, 
 Rev. Jno Keir, (Convener), Rev. Jno Geddie, (Corresponding 
 Secretary), Rev. Jas Waddell, (Recording Sec'y.), Rev. Jno J. 
 Baxter, (Sub-Convener), Rev. Jas Bayne, Dr. Waddell, andj 
 Isaac Logan, Esq. 
 
 Weshyan Methodist Missionaries. 
 
 Halifax, Rev. A. M'Leod (Sec'y of the Dis.), Rev. Charles 
 Dewolf, and Rev. Wm. Bennett, Supernumerary. Lunenburg, 
 Rev. Thos. H. Davies. Liverpool and Mills Village, Rev. Henry 
 Pope. Barringlon, Rev. John M'Murray. Yarmouth, Rev. 
 Roland Morton. Horton and Corntvallis, Rev. Richard Knight 
 (Chairman of the Dis.), and Rev. John Allison. Windsor, Rev. 
 Wm. Smith. JVewport and Shubenacadie, Rev. Wm.Crosscombe, 
 and Rev. James ISlarraway. Amherst and Maccan, Rev. Win 
 Webb. JVailace and River John, Rev. Wm. Wilson. Ouyshoro* 
 Rev. J. V. Jost. Aylesford, Rev. . Bridge- 
 
 town, Rev. Jimes Hcnnegar. Annapolis and Digby, Rev. Wm 
 Smithiaion, and Rev. S. Bainford, Supernumerary. Sydney, C. B., 
 Rev. James Buckley. Charlotte-Toivn, P.E.I., Rev. John B. 
 Strong. Bedeque, Rev. John Marshall. 
 
 Messrs. R. Smith, Whitefield Whf clock, and Henry Pope, 
 are employed by the District as Assisnants to the Missionaries. 
 
 {^^ The Annual District Meeting will be held this year at 
 Charlotte-Town, P. E. Island, in May. 
 
 Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Auxiliary Society. 
 
 Treasurers, M. G. Black, and Dnnl. Starr, Esqrs. Secretaries, 
 iRev. Chas. Dewolf, and John H. Anderson, Esq. 
 
 Committee. All the Missionaries in the District, and the 
 following Gentlemen: — Halifax, J. N. Shannon, Esq. and Hon. 
 Hugh Bell. Liverpool, Joshua Newton, and James Barss, Esqrs. 
 Lunenburg, Wm. Drew, E^q. Shclburne, Alex. H. Cocken, 
 Esq. Barringlon, Samuel Reynolds, Esq. Yarmouth, Capt. 
 Allen. Windsor, Mr. John Smith. Newport, Jno Allison, Esq. 
 Maitland, Richard Smith, Esq. Horton, James N. Crane, Esq. 
 Cornwallis, Nathan Tupper, Esq. Parrsboro\ James S. Morse, 
 and Wm. Humphrey, Esqrs. Wallace, Geo. Wells and Samuel 
 Fulton, Esqrs. Guy8boro\ Fras Cook, Esq. Sydney, C. B., 
 fir. Thos. Jost. Charlotte- Totvn, Isaac Smith and R. Brecken, 
 Bsqrs. Bedeque, Hon. Jos. Pope. 
 
 UiMVERSALiST Church. — Halifax, Rev. R. Breare. 
 
 Ministers of the Baptist Church. 
 Halifax, Rev. . Windsor Road and Rawdon, 
 
 ilev. T. H. Porter. Windsor, Rev. Silas T. Rand. Newport, 
 
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 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Rev. Geo. Dimock. Horton, Rev. T. S. Harding, Rev. John 
 Pryor, A.M., Rev. E. A. Crawley, A.M., and Rev. Jas. Stevens. 
 Cornwallis, Rev. Edward Manning, Rev. David Harris, Rev. 
 Wm. Chipman, and Rev. Ab. Stronaoh. Falmouth^ Rev. Benj 
 Vaughan. Aylesford, Rev. W. C. Rideout & Rev. Eb. Stronach 
 NictauXy Rev. J. E. Bill. ffUmot, Rev. Nat. Vidito. fVilmot 
 Mountain, Rev. R. yV. Cunningham. Annapolis and Upper 
 Granvilk^ Rev. John Chase. Dighy Neck, Rev. John C. Morse 
 Digby and Sissiboo, Rev. Satnl. Bancroft. Yarmouth^ Rev 
 Harris Harding, Rev. Wm. Burton, Rev. Anth'y. Dimock. St. 
 Mary's Bay, Digby Joggins, and New Tusket, Rev. Chas. 
 Randall. Ragged Islands. Rev. Thos. Delong-, Hillsburgh, 
 Rev. Henry Saunders. Petite Passage and Long Island, Rev. 
 Wellington Jackson. Clements, Rev. Israel Potter, senr. Rev 
 Israel Potter, jr. Port Medivny, Rev. Jas. Stubbard. Neie 
 Mbany, Rev. Willard J. Parker. Liverpool, Rev. Robt J. Dickie 
 BrookJiehU Rev. Ja.?. Parker, Tusket and Argyle, Rev. Jas. 
 Lent. Lunenburg and JVew Germany, Rev. Bennet Taylor. 
 Jimheist, Rev. Chas. Tupper. Antigonish, Rev. Jno Whidden. 
 Onslow, Rev. Dav. W. C. Dimock. River Philip, Rev. Jno. E. 
 Cogswell. Chester, Rev. Joseph Dimock. Pugioash, Rev 
 Maynard Parker. Guysboro, Rev. Hezekiah Hull. Kempt, 
 Rev. Henry Eagles. Sydney, C. B., Rev. Geo. Richardson 
 Prince Edward Island, Rev. Alex. McDonald, Rev. Jno. Shaw, 
 Rev. Benjm. Scott, Rev. Malcolm Ross. 
 
 Licentiates, Messrs. R. E. Burpe, L L. Chipman. J. W. Rand, 
 Aaron Cogswell, S. Elder. D. Pineo, W. Hobbs, Perez S. Murray, 
 Wm. Annis, O. Saunders, Hugh Ross, and Obed Parker. 
 
 The Association for this year will be held at Amherst, on (he 
 2nd Monday after the 20th June. 
 
 Nova-Scotia Baptist Education Soeitty. 
 Board of Directors. 
 
 Rev. Edw. Manning, President ; Rev. Chas. Tupper and Jas. W. 
 Nutting, Ksq. Vice-Presidents ; Rev. Messrs I E Bill, S Bancroft, 
 Jos. Crandall, Win. Chipman,. E. A. Crawley, Jos. Dimock. Geo. 
 Dimock, T S Harding, Harris' Harsling, Jas. Lent, Israel 
 Potter, Jno Pryor, Jno Chase, Silas T Rand, Wm Burton, W 
 Jackson, N Vidito, J E Cogswell, Jno B Cogswell, A V Dimock, 
 TH Porter, H Hull, Jno Shaw, Eben Stronach, Thos Delong, 
 •Israel Potter, Jr., Saml McCuUey, M Parker, C R Bill ;— Wm 
 A Chipman, Jno Cunningham, Simon Fitch, Jas D Harris, EF 
 Hardinc, M. D. Lewis Johnston, M. D. Hon. Jas W John- 
 ston, W B KInnear, Jas R Lovett, Thos Pettingall, Chas Rand- 
 all, Zech. Chipman, Major Chipman, Jno Ferguson, Wm. 
 .lohnson, D B Lynds, M. D. Stephen Chipman, Gains Lewis, 
 and Saral Chipman. Esqrs. Treasurer and Sec'y. J. W. 
 Nutting, Esq. Executive Committee, Rev. E. A. Crawley, 
 Rev. Wm. Chipman, Rev. Jno Pryor, Rev. Chas Tupper, Rev. 
 |I E. Bill, Rev. Caleb R. Bill, and Rev. Wra. Burton; Jas W 
 
1845. 
 
 FARMBR'S ALMANACK. 
 
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 47 
 
 Nutting, Win A Chipman, Hon. J as W Johnston, W Johnson, 
 and Simon Fitch, Esqre. 
 
 Board for Foreign and Domestic Missions, 
 
 Rev. Messrs. Edw^ Manning, T S Harding, W Chipman, Duvid 
 Harris, Jno Pryor, I. E. Bill, W. Burton, Chas. Tapper, Jno 
 Chase, N. Vidito, S. T. Rami, Jos. Dimock, and E. A. Craw- 
 ley;— J VV Nutting, Win. A. Chipman, Simon Fitch, E. P. 
 Harding, W. Cogswell, Walter Reed, and John Fergusbn, 
 Esqrs. Treasurer^ W. A. Chipman, Esq. 8ec*y^ Rev. Wm 
 Chipman. Treasurer for Foreign Missions, J. W. Nuttiiig,j 
 Esq. Sec*i/. for ditto. Rev. E. A. Crawley. 
 
 JSTova Scotia Sabbatk School Union, 
 
 President, Rev. J. E. Bill. Vice-Presidents, Rev. S. Robinson 
 and Rev. W. Chipman. Committee, Rev. J. Stevens, Rev. Jno. 
 Pryor, Rev. J. Chase, T. Harding, jr., Jas. Fitch, M. D. and 
 Jno Ferguson, Esqrs. Sec'y., Mr. I. L. Chipman. Depository, 
 Mr. Jno. Scott. 
 
 African Baptist CfturcA— Halifax, Rev. Richard Preston. 
 
 Free Christian Baptist Ministers, 
 
 Cornwallis, Elders Jacob B. Norton, and Saml. Cox. Port 
 Medway, Elder Benjm. Gaskill. Barringion, Elders Albert 
 Swim Vnd Saml. McKeown. W -od^s Harbour, Elder Henry A. 
 •Stokes. Yarmouth, Elder Chr Knowles, (Corresponding 
 Sec'y.) Dt^fcy iVecA:, Elder Step";- 2 iq\. Licentiate, Mr iWrn, 
 Flint. 
 
 The Conference will be held this year at Harmony on the 4th 
 Saturday of Septr. 
 
 Free- Will Baptist Ministers, 
 
 Cape Sable Island^ Barrington Township, Elder Moses C. 
 Henderson. Wood^s Harbour and StoddarVs Island, Elder Joshua 
 Nickerson. Solid Rock and Port LaTour, Elder Edw. Reynolds. 
 Yarmouth, Elder Thos Brady. Beaver River, Elder Jno Jenkins 
 \Bridgetown, Elder Asa Bent. Licentiate, Mr. Bijah Ellis. Quar- 
 terly Meetings held on the Friday before the first Sunday in 
 Feby. May, Augt. and Novr. The first Q. M. Meeting in Feb'y. 
 term will be held with the Beaver River (Co. of Yarmouth) 
 Church. 
 
 Free and Sovereign Grace Baptist Ministers, 
 Lunenburg, (North West), Rev. Robt. Davis. 
 
 JVova Scotia Bible Society. 
 Patron, The Lieutenant Governor. President, Hon, H. H. 
 bgswell. Fiee- Presidents, Hon. J. W. Johnston and M. G. 
 ^lack, Esq. Committee, Rev. Jno Martin, Rev. Jno Scott, Rev. 
 F Uniacke, Rev. W Cogswell, Rev. J. T. Twining, D. D 
 fon. M. B. Almon, Hon, Hugh Bell, David Allison, Jno. H. 
 Aderson, David Hare, Hon, Jas W. Johnston, Jno McNeil, Geo. 
 . Russell, Jas N. Shannon, Andw. McKinlay, Henry Pryor, 
 
ts 
 
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 184*5. 
 
 I 
 
 and C. Richardson.. Esqrs. Treasurer^ M. G. Black, Esq. Sec'y. 
 W. Prynr,jr. Esq. Depository, Corner of Barrington and Sack- 
 ville Streets, opposite the Halifax Grammar School. Lije 
 Afembergf Hon, C- R. Prescott, Rev. Wm. Chipman, Dr. 
 Webster, and Wm A. Chipman, Esqrs. 
 
 Halifax Auxiliary Naval and Military Bible Society. 
 
 Patrons, The Lieut. Governor of Nova-Seotia, The Naval 
 Commander in Chief, and the General Commanding on the 
 Station. Preridentt Rev. J. T. Twining, D. D. Vice-Preatt. 
 Capt. Erskine, R. N., Lt. Col. Calder, R. E., Lt. Col. Jackson, 
 R. A., and Lt. Col. Irton, R. B. Committee, The Chaplain of 
 the FlagShip, Dep. Com. General Robinson, Major Freer, R. A. 
 Major Tryon, Dr. Henry, P. M. O., Henry Ince, Capt. 
 Lawrence, R. B., Dr. Fraier, R. B., Capt. Gibson, M. S., Capt. 
 Hill, Lp,, Royal Staff Corps., Lt. Binney, R. E., Man. M.B. 
 Almon, David Allison and Jas. G. A. Creighton, Esqrs. Treasurtf^ 
 Hon. M. B. Almon. Stc^y. Dep. Com. Gen. Robinson. 
 
 ^ MASONIC. ^ 
 
 The most Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free Masonry. 
 
 Ghrand Master of England, the Earl of Zetland. 
 
 Qrand Master of Ireland, the Duke of Leinster. 
 
 Qrand Master of Scotland, Right Hon. Lord Glenlyon. 
 
 Past Ch'and Master, Rt. Hon. Lord Frederick Fitzclarence, G. 
 
 O.H. 
 
 Officers of the R W Graitd Lodge of Nova Scotia. 
 R. W. Alex. Keith Esq. Provincial Grand Master ; R. W, 
 Jas. Forman, jr. Esq. Dep. Grand Master ; jR» W. 
 Esq. Senior Grand Warden: R. W, Junior Grand 
 
 Warden ; F. W. Grand Chaplain j V. W. 
 
 A. G. Blair, Esq. Grand Sec'y.; V. W. Mr. Jno. Richardson. 
 Grand Treasurer; W. R. D. Clarke, Esq. Grand Marshall; W. 
 I Grand Sword Bearer ; W. Mr. Wm. Rogers, 
 
 Senr. Grand Deacon ; W, Mr. Henry Harvey, Junior. Grand 
 Deacon ; W. Mr. M. McLearn. Grand Pursuivant ; W. Mr. 
 Duggan, Grand Tyler. 
 
 Royal Union Chapter op Rotal Arch Masons. 
 
 Held under a Warrant from the Most Excellent Grand Chap- 
 ter of England, meet on the last Thursday of March, June, Septr. 
 and Deer. 
 
 Three Chiefi.—M. E. C. Alex Keith Esq. Z.; M. E. C. Jas 
 Forman jr Esq.(H.; M. E. C. Adam G Blair Esq. Sec'y and Trea- 
 surer ; C. M. J.. Willis, R. A. C.-, C.Mr. Pallister, Capt, 9 
 v.; C. Mr W. H. Knowlan, Capt. 3 F.; Mr J MacPherson, Ar 
 ehitect. 
 
1846. 
 
 i^armbr's almanack. 
 
 49 
 
 Masterf Lodjres under the Jurisdiction of R. W. P. Grand, 
 Lodge of Nova-Scotia, and iiolding of the M W Grand Lodge of 
 England J— 
 
 St. Joiizt*! Lodge, No. 187, meet at Mason^s Halt, Halifax, 
 on the Ant Monday of every month. W, M. Jai Forman, jr 
 
 St. AnDnKw'i) Lodge, No. 137, meet at Mason's Hall Ha- 
 lifax, on the 1st Tuesday of every month. W. M, Mr, Geo An- 
 deraon, jr. 
 
 St. Andrew's Mark Lodge. No. 1I2, meet at Mason's Hall^ 
 Halifax, on St. Mark's Day, April 25, R. M^ Officers W. Geo 
 Anderson Jr. J\fa«ter ; Mr. B. Jamieson, S. G. W.; Mr. Jos. G. 
 Roll, J. O. W.; Mr. Wm. J. Rogers, M. O.; Mr, P. Dorrell, S. 
 0.; Mr. Jno. G. Hobson, J. O.; Mr. John Richardson, Treasurer; 
 Mr. D. Sutherland, Sec'y. 
 
 Virgin Lodge, No 558, meet at Mason's Hall, Halifax, on the 
 fourth Monday of every month. W, M. Chas M Cleary, Esq. 
 
 Royal Standard Lodge, No 564, meet at Mason's Hall, 
 Halifax, on the second Tuesday of every month. W. M. Mr J 
 Gumming. 
 
 Royal Sussex Lodge, No 704, meet at Mason's Hall. Hali« 
 fax, on Che 1 st Thursday of every month. W. M. Mr Jno Willis. 
 I St. Andrews Lodge, No , meet at Sydney, Cape Breton. 
 ^.Jtf.MrTho8Ktrlc. 
 
 Unity Lodge, No 836, held at Lunenburgf, on the first Mon 
 Iday of every month. 
 
 Colchester Umon Lodge, No 839, held at Truro, on the 
 
 rit Tuesday of every month. 
 
 Ct/MBERLAND Harmony Lodge, No 801, held at Amherst, on 
 be first Thursday of every month. 
 
 Rising Sun Lodge, No 843, held at Londonderry, first Mon- 
 ty alter full moon. 
 
 )fficeri of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Nova'-Scotiat New 
 BruMwickf and Prince Edward hland, under the jurisdiction 
 tj'the Grand Lodge of Scotland. 
 
 Provincial Grand Master^ J Leander Starr. Esq.; Dep*y Grand 
 
 i(uUr^ Fredlc R Starr, Esq.; Senior Grand Warden^ Mr Wra 
 
 frazer ; Junior Grand Warden, Mr Wm Johns ; Grand Treasurer^ 
 
 (r Patrick Fuller ; Grand Stcretary, Mr Geo Greig ; Senior 
 
 hand Deacon. Mr Jno Jamieson ; Junior Grand Deacon^ Mr 
 
 Beo Irwin ; Grand Chaplain^ Mr S Bell ; Grand Steward^ Mr 
 
 |o8 Vinecove ; Grand Tyler^ Mr Wm McNally. 
 
 Thistle Lodge, No 322. Registry of the Grand Lodge of] 
 
 eotland, meet at St. Andrew'a Hall,' Gottingen Street, Hali 
 
 kx, on the second Thursday of every month. W, M. Thoma^ 
 
 Kackie : Senior ffarden, Williann Johnston ; Junior fVarden, 
 
 [obert Forrest ; Secretary, Samuel Bell ; Treasurer, Mr Jno 
 
 DUglas; Senior Deacon, William McDowell ; Junior Deacon, 
 
 [iciiard Vinecove ; Tyler, Phillips. 
 
50 
 
 FARMBR^S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845 
 
 Halifax Lodge, Registry of the Provincial Grand Lodge 
 of Scotland, meet at St. Andrew's Hall, Gotlingen Street, Ha- 
 lifax, on the third Monday of every month, fF. M. Mr Wm 
 Johns; Dep'y Master, Mr Wm Frazer ; Senior Wirden, Mr John 
 M. Taylor ; Junior Wardm, Mr Wm Milliird ; Secretary, Mr Wm 
 J. Slnrr ; Treasurer, Mr Geo Irwin ; Senior Deacon^ Mr Joseph 
 Vinecove, Junior Deacon, Mr Wm McNally ; ^y/er, Mr Wm 
 Croker. 
 
 AcAPiA Lodge. Registry of the Provincial Grand Lodge 
 of Scotland, meet at the Masonic Hall, Dartmouth, on the se- 
 cond Monday of every month. fV.M.Mr Alex Lyie; Dep^y. 
 Master, Mr P Fuller; Senior fVarden, Mr Jno Jamieson ; Junior 
 fVarden, Mr Wm Newlands ; Secretary^ Mr Alex Smith ; Trea 
 surery Mr Jno Chappel ; Senior Deacon, Mr Jno Smith ; Junior 
 Deacon, Mr Wm Walker; Tyler, Mr Jonathan Oat. 
 
 St. John's Priory of Knights, Templars, and Appendant-Or- 
 ders, hoiden of the Supreme Royal Grand Conclave of Scotland. 
 
 Sup. Grand Master of the Royal Grand Conclave of Knights, 
 Templars, and Jippendant- Orders of Scotland, Admiral Sir David 
 Milne, K.C.B.; Grand Seneschal, the Earl of Dalhousie ; Grand 
 Prior of Nova-Scotia and adjacent Colonies, J Leander Starr, 
 Esq.; Officers and members of St. John's Priory, Halifax, Mr. 
 Jno Richardson, Prior ; Mr Wm Johns Sub Prior ; Mr Jno M. 
 Tayler, Marechal; Mr Increase Ward, Hospitaller; Mr Fredk Dar- 
 row, CAanceWor; Mr Henry Craven, Treasurer ; Mr Jas Rich 
 ardson, Secretary ; Rev J T Twining, D D. Chaplain and In 
 struct or ; Mr Jas Grant, Baricennifer, or Bearer of the Black and 
 White Banner; Mr Geo Mackenzie, Chamberlain ; Mr Wm Fra 
 zer and Mr Chas Polman, Aides de Camp; Mr R McLouglan, 
 Guard. 
 
 St. Andrew's Rotal Arch Chapter, No .55, holding of the 
 Supreme G R A Chapter of Scotland, held at Halifax quarterly 
 Principal Officers, — Mr Thos Hounslow, M EAstPrincp. Z; Mr 
 Jno M Taylor, M E 2rf Princp. H; Mr Henry Craven, 3(/ Princp. 
 J ; Mr Wm Millard, Scribe E; Mr Wm Johns, Treas'r ; Mr Saml 
 Bell, \st,or Princp. Sojourner; Mr J T Edwards, 2d, or 1st asst. 
 Sojourner ; Mr Wm Prazer, 3d, or "id asst. Sojourner ; Mr £dw 
 Duggun, Tyler, 
 
 €lTir OF HALIFAX. 
 
 Mayor, Hon. Hugh Bell. 
 
 Recorder, William Q. Sawers, Esq. 
 
 City Marshall, or High Constable,!. J, Sawyer, Esq. 
 
 ALDERMEN. 
 
 Henry Pryor, Ward No. 1 ; Wm. Story, jr.. No. 2 ; Wm. Cald- 
 well, No. 3; Joseph Jennings, No. 4; Andw. McKinlay, No. 5; 
 Jno. Edw. Starr, No. 6; Esqrs. 
 
184d. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 51 
 
 COMMON GOUNCILMEN. 
 
 Chas. M. Cleary, and Win. G. Anderson, Ward No. ] ; Henry. 
 Spike, and Win B Fairbanks, No. 2 ; Benjm. E. Black, and Ar- 
 rhibald Sinclair, No .3; Chas. D. Hunter, and Hen Mignowitx, 
 No. 4 ; Jno. Rhrnd, and Adam Hemnteon, No. 5; David Rugg, 
 and Jno. Winters, No. 6; Esqrs. 
 
 The Mayor's Court is held in the County Court Flouse on the 
 second and fourth Tuesday in every month. 
 
 Tiie Police Office is open every week day from JO till 4 o'clock 
 
 One of the Aldermen preside weekly in rotation. 
 
 Citi/ Assessors — Gregory Dwyer, and Benj. Dawson, Esqrs 
 
 WARD ASSESSORS. 
 
 Gregory Dwyer and Wm. Banld, Ward No. 1 ; Charles W. 
 Hill, and Palk. Mahoney, No. 2; Wra. Crawford, and Thos. 
 jMackie, No. 3;. Benjm. Dawson, and Wm. Patterson, No. 4; F. 
 |W. Clarke, and R. II. Skimmings, No. 5; Jas. R. Lovett, and 
 Jno. Smith, No, 6. Esqrs. 
 
 ^}u«t7o/-8, Thos. Fennerty, and C. H. Belcher, Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk, James Stewart Clarke, Esq. 
 
 ^ssialant Clerk, Mr. Edw. Young. 
 
 Trecaurerand Clerk of Licence. — Lawrence Hartshorne, Esq. 
 
 Police Constables. — George Glazebrook, James Ham, William: 
 Mills. Wards,— Garrett Cotter, Phillip Parsons, James Aull,| 
 Michael Mulligan, and Win Roddick. 
 
 Keeper and Superinlendant of Markets, and Health Inspector. — 
 Mr. James Ham. 
 
 Clerkofthe Markets.-^MeBaraFria Stevens; jr, and Michael 
 MoKenna. 
 
 Surveyor of Roads and Superinlendant of Common. — Mr. Jacob 
 Currie. 
 
 Inspectors and Weighers of Fresh Beef — Messrs. Thomas O. 
 Beamish and Daniel Frost. Inspectors of Pickled Beef and Pork 
 —Messrs Thomas O Beamish and John Parker. Inspector and 
 Weigher of Hay — Mr Jno W Barss. 
 
 Pound Keeper — The Gaoler for the time being. 
 
 Board of Health— The Mayor and Aldermen. 
 
 Fire Wards — Ward No 1, J J Sawyer Wm G Anderson, and 
 Hen. Pryor; No 2, Robt Richardson, Joshua Lee, (Chairman), 
 'andT R Grassie ; No 3, Wm Caldwell, Jno McGregor, (Sec'y.) 
 land Archbd. Sinclair ; No 4, Robert Romans, Henry Mignowitz, 
 and Jno Esson ; No 5, Danl Starr, Conrad We.st, and Adam 
 iHemmeon ; No G, Jno Longard, Alex G Fraser, and Win N Sil 
 er, Esqrs. 
 
 Comm'rs of Streets — Wm Story jr, Wm Caldwell, John Win 
 ers, W G Anderson A Hemmeooy^nd Jos Jennings, Esqrs. 
 
 Comm'rsofthe Common— \^ B^Pairbanks, H Pryor, B E Black, 
 [C I) Hunter, A Hemmeon, and D Rugg, Esqrs. 
 
 Comm'rs of the Cemc/ery— Win Story, jr, W B Fairbanks, Jos 
 Ijennings, WG Anderson, HenryPryor, A Hemmeon, BE Black, 
 [and Jno Winters, Esqrs. 
 

 52 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Commr's of Public Property-" J Ed w Starr, Henry S^ike, A 
 Sinclair, Chas MCleary, Hen Mignowitz, and Jno Rhind, Eaqri. 
 
 Comin'r§ of Public Recounts— 3 E Starr, B E Black, H Pryor, 
 C M Cleary, W B Fairbanks, C D Hunter, and A. McKinlayJ 
 Eaqrt. 
 
 Comm'rg of Bridewell- -The Aldermen. 
 
 Fire Engim Company for the City of Halifax, 
 
 William Caldwell, Captain. 
 
 No. I Engine ; Station, Grand Parade.— Fred. Sturmy, Ist, 
 Lt. ; Thos. Lownds, 2nd Lt. ; Jas. Mahony, Saml. Caldwell, 
 George Caldwell, Jacob Blum, Wm. Sturmy, Chas. Barnstdad, 
 Jno. Dunn, .los Bell, T. Hutt, W. Caldwell, jr., Geo. Hay, Geo. 
 Longard and Chas Power. 
 
 No. 2 Enginf. ; Station, Grand Parade. — Wm. Crawford, Ist 
 Lt. ; Wm. Stevens, 2n') Lt; Edw. Sturmy. Danl. McLean, Bruce, 
 McDonald, David Calder, Wm. Bentley, Wm. Saxton Wm. Wood, 
 Jno. Bennett, Robt. Woodill, W. Lannnigan, Abx. Robertson^ 
 Jas. AfcGee, and Thos. Holder. 
 
 No. 3 Eroink ; Station, Mason Hall.— Jas. Jachson, 1st L(^ 
 Jno, Mcllreith, 2nd Lt.*, R. A. Bigby, (Sec'y. and Treasurer!^ 
 ZebinaHall; Arch. Goreham, . And w.McGrigor, T.Lyons, Arch 
 Mcintosh, Patrk. Lyons, W. Pyke, S. Morris, Jos. Williamson, 
 and W Caldwell, 2d. 
 
 No. 4 Enqine ; Station,. St. George's Church.— Benj. Smith 
 era, Ist Lt.; Thos. HoUoway, 2nd Lt. ;*Geo. Gauld, Don. Suth 
 eriand, Jno. Ervin, Wm. Morris, Jno. Smithers. Robt. Mot ton, 
 W. Roast, R. Davis, JohnBigby,Daniel Smith, Chas. Lippincutt, 
 L. W. McNally, Jos Simpson} T R Wilson, and T Hetler. 
 
 No. 5, EivoiNR, Station, Grand Parade — Hen. Spike, lit Lt; 
 Jos. McGill, 2nd Lt. ; Jno -Wills, Jno Robertson, Jas Reaves, 
 Hanse Marsters, John Pagan, David Rankin, Jno D Nash, Henry 
 Reice, S McDonald, and Alex Wilson. 
 
 Honorary Members, James Smilh, Michael Byran, Jamei 
 Dechman, Senr., George Smithers, and John McLean. 
 
 Axe Fire Company. » 
 Robt Richardson, (Captain;) Errol Boyd, (Lieut.;) Jno. Me- 
 Pherson, (Sec'y) Patk Mahoney, (Treasurer;) Chas Marvin, Nel 
 son Marvin, Peter Thoroughgood, Robt Graham, Jno. Muhlig, 
 Peter Artz, Wm Wisdom, Henry Smith, Thos Harrison, Jno 
 Boss, Danl McPherson, Bich'd Room, Jas Carter, David Heck- 
 man, Jno Hall Wm Wisdom, Edw Wisdom, Edw P StevenI, 
 Martin Beuree, and Jno Small. Honorary Members, Henry Mil- 
 ler, Thos McKie, Win Marvin, Malt Lownds and Jas Grant. 
 
 Varfmonth Fire Engine Company* 
 George Colman, (Captain ;) Benjm. Elliott, Lt.; Jno. Elliott, 
 /on. Elliott, Miph. I^urray, Chas. Allen, Wm. Bowers, Geo. 
 jEdwards, and Geo Williams. 
 
 q»i 
 
1845. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 58 
 
 (j[;^ The Fire Engine Company and Axe Fire-Men are extmpt 
 from Militia duty and from serving us Jurors. 
 ! Phcenijc Fikk Company. — President, Mr Tirompson Woodill. 
 Vice Pres.Mr Robt B Fletcher. Treasurer, Mr Chas D Hunter. 
 Sec'y. Mr. Jos. Whytal. 
 I SuiN FiKG Company.— President, Chas J Hill, Esq. Vice 
 Pres. Joshua Lee, Esq. Treasurer, Thos. Williaroion, Evq. 
 Sec'y. Jaines Scott, F]sq. 
 
 I Hand in Hand Fire Company. — President, J. C. Allison, 
 Esq. Vice Pros., Wm Lawson, jr Esq. Sec'y. Geo E Morton, 
 Esq. Honorary members, Wm Pryor, Hon S G W Archibald. 
 J G A Crighton, Geo P Lawson, Wm M Allan, Hon M B Almon, J 
 N Shannon, Alex G Fraser, J J Sawyer, and W B Fairbaukf, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 I Star Fik? Company.— President, MrT Mackie. Vice Prei. 
 Mr. Jas Fiudlay. TreasureT, Mr. G Richardson. Sec'y. Mr. A 
 'McKenzie. 
 
 COUIVTY OF HAIilFAX. 
 
 High Sheriff, John James Sawyer, Esq. 
 
 Coroners, Jas. F. Gray, Esq. and Dr. Wm. Harrison. 
 
 Deputy Sheriff, Mr. Terenco Wade. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Haliiux, on the 1st Tues of April ; 9d 
 Tues. of July ; and 3d Tues. of Nov. Prothonotary and Clerk 
 of the Crown, Jas. W. Nutting, Esq. 
 
 I General Sessions of the Peace held at Halifax, 1st Tuei. of 
 March, Juno, Sept. and December. 
 I Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court: — J no 
 Liddell, Geo N Russell, Jas Trcmain, and Andw McKinlay, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — for the City of Hamfax— The Mayor 
 and Aldermen of Halifax, and for the County of Halifax,— 
 Edw. H. Lowe, {Custos), Jno, Liddell, Rich'd. Tremain, Geo. N. 
 Russell, Law. Hartshorne, Wm. Sallus, Wm. T. B. Piers, Adams 
 Archibald, Henry Y. Mott, Geo. B. Creighton, Henry A. Glad 
 win, Jas. Kent, Wm. Logan, Thos. Holland, Jno. Smith, Wm. 
 Anderson, Andw. Mclnnis, ' Geo. Shelnut, Jno. Steele, Jar. 
 Croucher, Jno. Tempest, Wm. J. Lydiard, Alex. Farquharion, 
 J-no. Leslie, jr. Jas. Fraser, Arch. McDonald, Geo. Garrison, 
 Peter Power, Jno. Martin, senf. Jno. McDonald, Chas. Hamilton, 
 R A Logan, Matthew McCurdy, Moses Smith, and Alex. Keith, 
 Esqrs. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace^ J. Stewart Clarke, Esq. 
 
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 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Court of Probate. Surrogate OenorBl» and Judge, Juliil Whid 
 den ; Rtgiatrar, Joiin Spry Morrif, Biqri. 
 
 Common, of ^hools, tvettern />t*<rtd— -Ven. Arohdencon 
 Willia, D. D., Itev. Jno. Scott, Rev. John Kennedy, Law. Harta- 
 home, Edw H. Lowe, and Wm. G rigor, M. i). Eiqrv. Eastern 
 Piatrict, Rev. John Sprott, Adami Archibald, Jai. Kent, Wm. 
 jAnnand and Wm. J. Lydinrd, Eaqra. 
 
 Board of Land Commis^tonera.— Joieph Howe, J. J. Sawyer, 
 and Titus Smith, Esqrs. 
 
 Comni' 1-8 for the Poor ABylum* — Geo. N. Huisell, Hon M. B. 
 Almon, Jaa. W. Nutting, Hon, Hugh Hell, Thoi. Williamson, 
 Wm.Law8on,.jr. W.M. Allan, Heiiry Pryor, T.S. Tobln, Chas. 
 Twining, and tlon Edw. Kenny, Eaqrf.— C7/«r/;, Mr.Rubt. Fhelan. 
 
 Comm'rs to Examine and Select H/o/f.— Port ol' Halifax, E.Cu- 
 nard, John Williamson, James McNab, J. E. Fuiibanka, and Geo. 
 P. Lawson, Ksqrs. 
 
 CommWsfor the charge of Oovernment Houti end the Province 
 Building.— ~Jaa. B. Uniacke, Chai, W. Wallace, and Jno. Whid 
 den, Esqrs. 
 
 CommWafor Governing the Provincial Penitcntiarv at Halifax. 
 —The Hon. the Attorney GeneiAJ, Jaa B Uniacke, Hon M 
 Tobin, Wm A Black, Jas N Shannon, Jai Treniain, and Andw 
 McKinlay, Esqrs. Medical Attendant^ RuCus 8 BInck, Esq., 
 jM. D. 'Governor, Mr Geo Cnrpentctr. Keeper^ Mr Jno Fitz- 
 'palrick. Under Kteper, Mr Edw Bttrrogaii. Messenger and 
 iTumkey, Mr Law. Hickejr. 
 
 Central Board of Agriculture. — At Hftlifux, Jai. McNab, 
 (Chairman), Wm. Younor, (V. Chuirmnn), Matt. Richnrdson, Jno. 
 IE. Fairbanka, Thos. Williamson, Edw. Allison, Edw. Pryor, 
 'jr. Saml. Chipman (for Middle DIviition), Rich'd. J. Forrestall,l 
 (for Eastern Division), Jas. B. Holdsworth (for W*ei»tern Divisiun),' 
 'and Edw. Sutherland (for Cape Breton Division), Esqrc. 
 
 Central Board of Education-^ M Halifax, Hon, Jas, W. John 
 stcn, Joseph Howe, Hon. M Tubin, Chat Cogswell, H. D 
 'and Beamish Murdoch, Esqrs. 
 I Agricultural Societies, Halifax — Prtsident', Hon. Hugh Bell. 
 iVice-Prests. Jno. Winters, and Adam Reid, Esqrs. Trousurer, 
 [Joseph Jennings, Esq. Sec'y. Wm 8 More, Esq. Committee, 
 jfidw. Pryor,jr. Jas R Lovelt, Wm Mitchell, David Rugg, Arch. 
 McCulIoch, Henry Wilson, and Geo Preston, Eiqra. 
 
 Officers of Her Majesty's Customs, 
 Collector, Hon, Thomas N. Jeft'ery ; Ist Clerh, Edmund F. Stew 
 art ; 2nd do. J. T. Lane ; 3rd do, E.llackett ; 4th do. Jno. Garby, 
 ^Esqrs. Extra Clerks, Jas. S. Richardson, J, S. Morris and D i) 
 JMckenzie, Esqrs. Out door or.VAfi'VMiin'r'^Landing Surveyor, 
 'Jno. Wallace, Esq. Landing Waiters and Searchers, Jno. Black- 
 Wore, and Saml. Forsayeth, Esqrs. Landing ff'uiters, Searchers^ 
 (and THde Surveyors, Jas. G, Bogga and Samuel Murphy, Esqrs. 
 ■fFarehouse Keeper, W. tf. Hef, Esq. Locker, Mr. Errol Boyd. 
 
MliHI 
 
 1845. 
 
 .h.i„,. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 55 
 
 Extra Loekera, Messri. Wm Hayi, D Jones, Jai Miller, Alex. 
 Hay, Acting Tide Surveyor, Mr. 'Jas. Wall. Boatnutn, Metsri. 
 A. Carman and H. Parker, Mesaenxer, Mr. Robt. Boak. 
 
 Custom Hunsc Brokbr.— -Mr. Wm. Hill. 
 
 Officer* of the Colonial Revenue, 
 
 Collector of Impost and Excise, T. A. 8. Duwolf Esq. Ouager 
 and H^eigher, Andwr. Richardnon, Esc^. Clerks, W G Fire, and 
 H Austen, Esqrs. fVaitera and Shipping Officers, Mettsrs Robt. 
 (lodgers, Jno. Dempster, and John B Tropolett. Collector o/ 
 Light Duty, Win. Forbes, Esq. Commandtrs of the Revenue 
 Cutters, for the protection of the Fisheries, and for the prevention of 
 Smuggling on the coasts oj this Province. JEW Darby, and 
 Philip Dodd. 
 
 Overseers of Distilleries, Messrs Chas Kecfler, Geo T Fillis. 
 Chas H RIgby, and Wm Drummonc'. 
 
 Commissioners of the Revenue. 
 
 Hon. 8. B. Rnbie, Hon. Wm. Lawsoii, Law. Hartshorne, 
 Chas W. Wallace, and Hon. Jno. B. Bland, Esqrs Clerk, 
 Edward Duckett, Esq. 
 
 Commissioners ar^d Justices of the Peace for Sable Island, 
 Wm. Lawson, jr. Edw Wallace, and Edw Cunard, Esqrs. Clerk. 
 Edw Duckett, Esq. Superintendant residing on Sable Island, 
 Mr Joseph Darby. Comm*rs of Seal Islands and Mud Islands^ 
 Herbert Huntington and Reuben Clements, Esqrs. 
 
 Comvxissiontrs of Light Houses, Hon. S. Cunard, Thos. May- 
 nard, R. N. and Jacob Miller, Esqrs. 
 
 Dartmouth— Trusties of Commow.— John E. Fairbanks, Wm. 
 Foster and H. Y. Mott, Esqr?. Commissioners of Stieeta, Geo. 
 Turner and Geo. Elliott, Esqrs. 
 
 Halifax Gas Light Company. — President, ias. B. Uniackc, 
 Esq. Directors, Jas. Donaldson, Jno. H. Aadersnn, Jas. Tremain, 
 Thos. Williamson, Andw. McKinlay, and W. A. Black, Esqrs. 
 Secretary and Treasvrer, Jno Tremain, Esq. Solicitor, Andw. M. 
 (Jnirtcke, Esq. Auditors, Jno. Whidden and W. B. Fairbanks, 
 Esqrf. 
 
 Halifax Water Company.— Pres^ Directors, 
 
 The hours of business at all the Banks are from 10 a. m. to 3 
 p. m., and the Discount Days, Mondays and Thursdays. 
 
 HALIFAX BANKING COMPANY. 
 Hon. H H Cogswell, President ; Wm. Pryor, Esq. Vice-Prt 
 Uenl ; Hon. Enos Collins, and Martin G Black, Esq. Cashier, 
 iT. Hill, Esq. C/erA, Mr J C W. Wilkie. Messenger, Mr Fredk 
 fituriny. 
 
 BANK OF NOVA-SCOTIA. 
 Directors, Hon. M. B. A\mon,{ President); Jno. H. Anderson, 
 [lewis Bliss, Robt. M. Brown, Jas. Donaldson, Alex. Keith, 
 
56 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845J 
 
 Win. Murdoch, Thos. Maynard, H. N., Joicph Slarr, J. J.Sawyer,' 
 Jai. Treinuin, Andw. M. Uniacke, and Alex. Wallace, m. dJ 
 Esqrs. Coikier, Jas. Formnn, jr. Esq. TdUrs, Messrs. Bcnj. Car' 
 lilo, and John Cooper. Messenger, M.r. Jas. Maxwell. 
 
 BANK OF EUITISH KORTH AMERICA. 
 
 Efitabliithed in London. Capital One Million Sterling. 
 
 Halifax Branch— Manager, Strphen N. Binney, Esq. Directors, 
 Win A. Black, Jas. McNab, 8. W. Deblois, Hon. J no H. Bhuui; 
 and Jonathan C. Allison, Esqrs. Standing Counsel, Hon. Alex. 
 Stewart. Sulicitors and JVotaritSt Wm. Young and Geo. Rj 
 Young, Esqrs. Accountant, J. W. Sniilli, Es<i. Tellers, Messrs.' 
 W Cnrritt and S Stirling. Jifess«nger, Mr D McPherson. I 
 
 This Bunk has branches at Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, and 
 Kingston, Canada ; St. John and Fredericton, N. B.; and St.j 
 John's I^ewi'oundland. Inspector of branches, Thos Puton, Esq. 
 
 SAVrNO'S BANK. 
 
 Comm'r and Treasurer, Edw. Duckelt, Esq. Committee for! 
 examining the Accounts, Hon. Sir Rupert D. George, Bt.j 
 and Clias W Wallace, Esq. This Bonk i.s kept at the Trca-j 
 sury Oiiice in the Province-Building. Hours of attendance, from 
 8 to 10 o'clock every Monday morning. 
 
 INSURANCE COMPANIES. 
 
 Halifax Fire Insurance Company. — President ,Chas. Twining, 
 iRsq. f^ice Pres., Joshua Lee, Esq. Directors, Jno, F.sson, Jas. 
 iTremain, Jas Thompson, Edw. Pryor, and Nepean Chirkc, Esqra. 
 ^Solicitor, A. M. Uniacke, Esq. Sic'y. and Treasurer, Richard 
 ■Tremaiu, Esq. 
 
 { Albion Life and Fire Insurance Company. — Directors, Hon, 
 H. H. Cogswell, Pris.; Jno. Spry Morris, Hon. Hugh Bell, Jno. 
 H. Anderson and Thos. R. Grassie, Esqrs. Solicitor, Hon. Jas. 
 B. Uniacke. Sec'y. and Treasurer, Henry Pryor, Esq. 
 
 ' jElna Fire Insurance Company oj Hartford, Conn. — (Capital, 
 paid $'.JCO,000. Remaininj? Fund, $30,000.) Agent for Nova-j 
 Scotia, Archibald Scott, Esq. at Halifax. Standing Counsel, 
 ,R. Murdoch ; Solicitor, S. L. Shannon, Esqrs. Sub Agent, at: 
 Pictou, Henry Blackadar, Esq. 
 
 I Hartford i; Protection Fire Insurance Companies, of Harvard} 
 CoMit.— (Capital $250,000 each), Agent for Nova Scotia, Prince,' 
 Edward Island, and Newfoundland, Jno. Leander Starr, EsqJ 
 Standing Counsel, Jas. B. Uniacke. Solicitor, Jas. Stewart, 
 Esqrs. Office, 3d Bedford Row, Halifax. 
 
 Alliance British and Foreign Life and Fire Assurance Com 
 pany of London. — (Capital five millions Sterling.) — Agents fcff 
 Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, Wm. Young, and Geo. 
 R. Young, Esqrs. Halifax; Hon. Charles Young, Charlotte 
 jTown, P. E. I. Phybicians, R. Hume, M. D. and James F 
 [Avery, M. D. Esqrs. Halifax. Office, Granvi lie Street. 
 
1845. 
 
 rARMKR'ii ALM4IVACK. 
 
 57 
 
 JVova Scotia Marim Inwranct Company.— {Capital £40,000). 
 pret. Will. Pfyof. Eiq. Directors, Jas. O. A. Creighton, J. cf. 
 Allison, S. W. Deblois, Jno. Williain«ion,Lav«r. Hartshorne, Edw. 
 Cuiiard, Wm. Lawson, jr., Hon. M. Tobin, S. IUnn«y, Robt. M 
 Brown, Thos. Williamson and Robt. Noble, Esqrs. Solicitor, 
 Jus. F. Gray, Esq. Brokers, Messrs Ycotnans k Frnser. Office, 
 Bedford Row. 
 
 Halifax Marine Imurance Comjpaniy.— (Capital £40,000). Di- 
 rectors, Alex. Murison, Pres. ; W. B. Fairbanks, Jno. Duffus, 
 Jno. Edw. Starr, Andw. M. Uniaclte, E.Cunarl, Jr., N. L. West, 
 Tlios. C. Kinnear, Wm. Sttllus, VV. B. Hamilton, Alox. Keith, 
 G^o. H. Starr, and Jno. II. Anderson, Esqrs. Solicitor, Wm. 
 Young, Esq. Auditors, Edw. Kenny and Clias. J. Hill, Esqrs. 
 Sec'y. ArchbM Scott, Esq. Office, Bedford-Row. 
 
 Union Marine Inaurance Company of Nova ;Sco/ta.— (Capital 
 £40,0C0). Pres. Jos. Starr, Esq. Directors, Jno. StracbanJ 
 Wm. Stairs, Jas. A. Moren, Jno. 17. Ross, Alex. A. Black, Jos. 
 Fairbanks, J T. Wainwright, Tlios. R. Grassie, David Allison, 
 Hugh Lyie, and Chas Jonns, Esqr.^. Secretary and Broker, Geo. 
 C. Whidden, Esq. Office, Bedford Row, Halifax, opposite the 
 Cominissarint Office. 
 
 IVarrcn Marine Inaurance Company of Boalon. — (Capital 
 $1*35,000.) Aji^ent for Nova-Scotia, J. Leander Starr, Esq. Of- 
 fice 3l) Bedford Row, Halifax. 
 
 United Kingdom Life Assurance Company, of London.— (Ca 
 |)ital ONE MILLION Sterling,) Agent al Halifax, Alex. G. Fra 
 set, Esq. Physician, W GrijrorjEsqr.MD. Office, Bedford Row 
 
 Scottish Jlmicabk Lift Jlsauranze Society — Head Office, 141, 
 Oiichanan-Street,Glasu[ow. Aiients for Nova Scotia, Messrs J. II. 
 Liddell «&,C*o. Halifax. Medical Officer, Rtifus S. Black, Esq. m. d. 
 
 Pelican Life Assurance Company of London. — Agent, for No 
 va-Scotia, and New Brunswick, Uon. M. B. Almon at Halifax 
 
 New York Lije Inaurance and Trust Company. — ((>apital 
 $l,()00,()0()). Acrentfor Nova Scotia, P. E. fslan.), and New 
 Brunswick, J. Leander Starr, Esq. Office 36 Bedford Row . Ha 
 lifax. 
 
 National Loan Fund Life Jlsaurance ani Deferred Annuity 
 Society of Uornhill, London— (Capital £500,000 Sterling). 
 
 Board of Management at Halifax, N. S. for the Branch] 
 including Nova-Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Local 
 Directors, J. Leander Starr, (Mann^i^er and A vent) ; Gen 
 P. Lawson, Thos. K. Grassie, and Jno. Edw. Starr, Esqrs. 
 Physician, Wm. J. Almon, Esq. m. d. Standing Counsel, Hon. 
 J. W. Johnston. SolicHor, Jno. C. Halliburton, Esq. — OfFizt, 
 36, Bedford Row. 
 
 Agents for Lloyds. — Halifax, Messrs. J. & M. Tohin. F'ictou,| 
 James Dawson, Esq. Cape Breton, Hon. P. H. Clarke* Yar 
 mouth, E. W. B. Moody, Esq. 
 
 Agents for Underwriters Rooms, Liverpool, G. B. Messrs. 
 Yeomans and Fraser, Halifax. 
 
iSb" 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 Si 
 
 rm: 
 
 Halifax anp Dartmouth Stram Boat Gompanv — PreA 
 sident, Hon S. Canard. Vice Prt»t., Thon. Boffgf , Eiq, Sec*y\ 
 Law. Hartshorne, Esq. Treasurer, Hon, M. B. Alinoit. w^ent 
 and Manager^ B. H. Lowe, Esq. Direetorif Law. Ilurtihoi'ne,' 
 W A Black, E Cunard and W Staira, Eiqri. 
 
 ^IMES OF STARTING 
 
 FOR THE 3TBA1IK80AT8 
 
 BETWEEN HALIFAX AND DARTMOUTH. 
 ordnance timr. 
 
 On Sundays after leaving Hnlifax, ut U o'clock, they do not 
 start again until '^0 minutes after one, from Dartmouth. 
 
 From DartmoQth. | From Halifax. 
 
 Six o'clock, morning, from QlstSO miniitei paMt fix, from Slst 
 
 March to 31st Octr. 
 'iO minutes before 7, from 21st 
 
 Feb'y to 30th Novr. 
 QO minutes past 7 
 
 8 o'clock 
 
 20 minutes before 9 
 
 10 minutes past 9 
 
 10 o'clock 
 
 20 minutes before before 11 
 
 10 minutes past II 
 
 12 o'clock 
 
 ■?0 minutes before I 
 
 '^0 minutes past 1 
 
 9 o'clock 
 
 20 minutes before .3 
 20 minutes past 3 
 
 4 o'clock 
 20 minules before 5 
 20 minutes past 5 
 
 6 o'clock 
 
 20 minutes before 7 
 20 minutes past?, from 1st June 
 
 to 31st Octr. 
 8 o'clock, from 1st May to 3l8t 
 August 
 
 Extra trips at uiglit. 
 
 FROM DARTMOUTH. 
 
 March (o Slit Octr. 
 7 o'clock, from 91ft Peb'y to 
 30lh Novr. 
 20 minutes before 8 
 20 minutei pait 8 
 9 o'clock 
 
 20 minutei before 10 
 20 minutoi pait JO 
 1 1 o'clock 
 
 20 mlnutsf before 13 
 20 ininntei pnit 12 
 
 1 o'clock 
 20 minutei before 3 
 20 ininiitoi pait 3 
 
 3 o'clock 
 20 minutee before 4 
 20 minutei pnit 4 
 .5 o'clock 
 
 20 minutei before 
 20 minutei pait U 
 7 o'clock 
 20 minuteii before 8, lit June to 
 
 31 s( Octr. 
 20 minutei pait 8, from lit May 
 to31itAu0t. 
 
 XSxtra tripf at night. 
 
 rnoM iiALir'AX. 
 
 Jan'y,. Feb'y, March, 8 o'clock' Jan'y, Feb'y, March, half pait 8 
 April and May, 9 " (April and May, " 9 
 
 June. July, August, half past 9 June, July, Auguit, 10 o'clock 
 Septr. and Octr. " 8 Septr. and Oclr. " 
 
 Novr. and Deer. 8 o'clock. Novr. and Deer. half past 8 
 
1845. 
 
 FABMER't ALMANACK. 
 
 50 
 
 SOCIETIES^, &e. 
 
 NovA-ScOTiA PhiiiANTBRopic Societt. — PrMtdmf, William 
 Caldwell, Esq. Vice Preatj Jas. C. Ilume, iM.D., Esq. Mst. 
 Vice Prests., Messrs. J. Robinson and Wm.MaPVin. Dreaaurer^ 
 Mr. Saml. Caldwell. Sec*yt Mr. R. A. Bigby. Committee of 
 Charityt Messrs. M. Lownds, W. Pyke, Wm. Evans, J. Stephen 
 son, and J, WeIU\ Messenger, Mr. Angus. Steward, Mr. 
 T. Donavon. • 
 
 Youth's Nova-Scotia Philanthropic Society. — Prest., 
 Master Jos W Keefler. Vice Preats., Masters Robt W Lee, Al- 
 bert G Starr. Asst. do Master Hugh D Barrett. Stc^y, Master 
 Biliopp R Keefler. Marshall, Master Jno W Richardson. 
 
 St. George's Societt. — Prest., Hon. T. N. Jeffery. Vice 
 Prest., S. W. Deblois, Esq. ^sst. Vice Presta., Jas. A. Moren 
 and Jas. Bossom, Esqrs. Sec*y, Edw. Duckett, Esq. Treasurer) 
 Geo. Lowes, Esq. Standard Bearers, Messrs. Benj. Smithers 
 and Thomas Skinner. Ensign Bearers, Wm. Caldwell and J. 
 M. Chamberlain, Esqrs. Chaplain, Rev. Robt. Wills, D. D. 
 Messenger, Mr. J. Williams. 
 
 Irish Society.— Pre«u/en<, Law. O'C. Doyle, Esq. Vice 
 Prest., Mr. Thos. Ring. J3sst. Vice Presta., Messrs. ThoEi. C. 
 James and Geo. Tobin. Treasurer, Mr. James Waliace. Sec% 
 Mr. Patk. Walsh, ^sst. Sec'y, Mr. Wm. Doy'e. 
 
 Highland Society of Nova-Scotia. — Prest., Jno. William 
 son, Esq. Vice Prests., The Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Halifax, 
 Archibald McDonald, Saml. Gray, Jno. McLean, Robt Noble, 
 Jno. Holmes and J. A. Sievewright, Esqrs. Directors, C. W 
 Wallace, Alex. Primrose, Angus Fraser, Thos. Williamson, 
 Wm. Young, Jno. McB. McDonald, J. McDougall, and John 
 Mc, Grigor, Esqrs. Treasurer, C. W. Wallace, Esq. Sec*'ja, 
 Jno. Cormick and W. Murray, Jr., Esqrs. Chaplain, Rev. Jno. 
 Martin. Messenger, Mr. Jas. Fraser. 
 
 North British Society. — Prest., John McGregor Esq. Vice 
 Prests., Messrs. Jno. McDougall Si Jno. Richardson . Treasurer, 
 Mr. Jno. Watt. Sec'^y, Mr Jas. Scott. Asst. <Sec'y, Mr. Jno. Cor 
 mick. Messens^er, Mr. Jas. Fraser. Committee of Charity, Messrs 
 Jno. Esson, Wm. Grant, Jno. Mcllreith. 
 
 St. Mary's Total Abstinence Society. — Piesf, Very Rev. 
 Jno. Laughnan. Vice Preat., Rev. Jno. Quinan. jJss/. Vice 
 Preata., Messrs. Danl. Creamer, Palk. Swayne, Thos. Hauer, 
 and Andw. Murphy. Ireaaurer, Mr. Wm. Condon. Sec'y, Mr. 
 Joseph W. Quinan. ,^ast. Sec'y, Mr. Maurice Downey. Mar- 
 shall, Mr. Michl. Hogan. Number of members, 5228. 
 
 St. Mary's and St. Patrick's Temperance Society— 
 Founded A. D. 1843.— Patron, Rt. Rev. Wm. Walsh, D. D. Co 
 a ijutor Bishop of Halifax. President, Law. O'C. Doyle, Esq 
 Vice PrfSt. Mr. Jas. Wallace. Jisst. Vice Prests. Messrs. P. 
 
 I Power and Jno. L. Compton. Treasurer, Mr. Patk. Walsh. Sec'y 
 Mr Edw. J. Gleeson. ^sst. Sec'y. Mr. P. G. Donohoe. 
 
 ■M 
 
 i 
 
farmer's almanack. 
 
 — lii i 
 1845. 
 
 Halifax Tbuprrancb SooiRtT.—Precvim/, Beamish Mar* 
 doch, Esq. Vice Ptegt.Rev P McGregor iSceV Wm M Brown, 
 Esq. ^88t. Secy'a. Messrs. Stephen Beamish and Jno. Mcintosh. 
 Corresponding S^fi*y. Mr. £dw. Young. Treasurerf Mr. Chas. B. 
 Naylor, Committee, Judge Marshall, Messrs. J. McDonald, J. S. 
 Thompson. D. Gallagher, T. Keefler, E. Jost, H. McKenzie, A. 
 Ritchie, W. S. Silver, Jas. G. Boggs, J. Mcintosh, W. J. Starr, 
 E. Baker, and ^. Owen. 
 
 Harmonic Society. — Pr««t(fen<, Mr. Peter Nordbeck. ^.P., 
 Henry Pryor, Esq. CommtV/ee, Andw. Richardson, R. F. Hare,| 
 W. L. Bell, Wm. Auckhurst. Wm. T. Crawford, Esqrs. Treaaur 
 er, M. G. Black, Esq. Sec'y^ Mr Wm. S. Jost. 
 
 Halifax Dispensarf. — Pres. The Lord Bishop of Nova-Sco- 
 tia, y. Preats. Her Majesty's Executive Council. Oovemorgf 
 Rev. Dr. Willis, Rev. R. F. Uniacke. Rev. Jno. Scott, Rev. John' 
 Laughnan, Hon. Saml Cunard, Hon. H H Cogswell, Hon. S G W 
 Archibald, M G Black, Jas Forman, Law Hartshorne, J W Nut 
 ting, Geo N Russell, and Rich'd Tremain, Esqrs. Secretaries 
 and Medical Attendants, Wm Grigor, M D, and Thomas J Stir- 
 ling Esqrs. Dispensary, Granville-Street, in rear of St. Mat- 
 thew's Church, open every day except Sunday, from 1 to 2 o'- 
 clock p. m. 
 
 Halifax Mechanic's Ihstitote.— Pro^fc A McKinlay, Esq 
 VUe Preatf Messrs. Chas. Robson, and A. M. Gidney. Sec^y.., 
 Mr. Jno. S. Thompson. Treaaurcvt Jas. Forman, Jr. Esq. Cu- 
 ratara^ Messrs. John McDonald, and Andw. Downs. CommUtee, 
 Messrs. Jno. Williamson, & L. O'Brien, Jno. McDonald, Senr. 
 Jno. McLean, A. Mitchell, Wm. Howe, J. W.Quinnan, J. Cham- 
 berlain, and Dr. Teuton. 
 
 Halifax Mechanic's Library. — Preaidentf Mr. B. Carlile. 
 Treasurer, Mr. Jno. Naylor. Committeet Messrs. Geo. Smith' 
 ers, B. Dawson, H. Merrick, C. H. Belcher, and S. Caldwell. 
 Ltftmnan, Mr. B. G. Potts. The Library (opposite the Bank of 
 Nova-Scotia) is open every evening, except Sunday, from 7 to 
 i& o'clock 
 
 Halifax Library.- -Prmc/enf, Hon. H. H. Cogswell. Com* 
 mittee, B. Murdoch, (Chairman,) S. L. Shannon, A. Harshaw, Jno 
 W. Ritchie, Alex. G. Eraser, Law. Van Buskirk, and J. Scott 
 Tremain, Esqrs. Treaaurer, R. F. Hare, Esq. Sec^y if Li 
 brarian, Chas. Boggs, Esq. 
 
 ^alifax Literary Societt. — Preaident^ Mr. J. Whytal. 
 Ft P., Messrs. W. C. Manning, and Jno. Chamberlain. Trea- 
 iurer^ Mr. Jno, A. Bell. Sec'y.^ Mr. L. Sterns, ^sst. Sec^t Mr. 
 T. Keefler. Committee^ Messrs. Chas. Robson, Ed. l^ipper, 
 Jos. Bell, A. Gidney, and Wm. Annand. 
 
 Keeflrr's Reading Room. — (Opposite the Commissariat] 
 and Custom House,) Charles Keefler, Proprietor. 
 JflALiFAX Reading Room. — Mr. J. P. Parr, Proprietor. 
 
 k 
 
General Post OflBlce, HalifSix, IVova-Scotia 
 
 Dip. Post-Master General, ARTHUR WOODGATE, Esq. 
 Surveyor of Post-Offices, H. M. Watsow, Esq. 
 Cl€rk»f Messrs. C. H. Hamilton, A. V. Creighton, Jno.Adams,{ 
 
 and Fredk. Passow. Meaatngtr^ Mr. Godfref Schwartz. 
 
 Table shewing the days and hours on which the mails are made 
 up, and also the days and hours on which they are due at 
 Halifax. Summer arrangement from 1st May to 31 st October. 
 
 Ml the Mails are made up at Halifax in the evening at 9 o*clock. 
 
 1845. 
 
 farmer's almaitack. 
 
 61 
 
 POST TOWNS. 
 
 Amherst . . 
 Aatigonish . . 
 Arichat . . 
 Annapolis . 
 Bridgetown 
 Barrrngton . . 
 Chester . • 
 Digby . . . 
 Gay's River . 
 Gliysboro* 
 Kentville . . 
 Londonderry . 
 LawrenceTown 
 Liverpool . . 
 Lunenburg 
 Bterigomishe . 
 New Glasgow . 
 Newport 
 Pugwash 
 Plaister Cove 
 Parrsboro* 
 Port Hood 
 Pictou . 
 St. Peters 
 Shubenaeadie 
 Sydney . 
 l3nelburne 
 Truro 
 
 Wallace 
 
 HnAdot 
 
 rolfville 
 
 Teymouth 
 
 irmouth 
 Pr. Ed. Island . 
 few Brunswick 
 panada . . 
 
 o 2, 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 IH 
 
 • 9 
 9 
 9 
 
 7 
 9 
 
 H 
 
 9 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 7 
 
 4il 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 9 
 
 Uh 
 7 
 
 in 
 Hi 
 
 9 
 
 4h 
 
 9 
 
 4h 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 
 in 
 
 9 
 
 mail madbxtp. 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 Do. 
 Do. 
 Do. 
 Do. 
 Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Monday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Do. 
 
 Do, 
 
 Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Monday &u Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Monday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 
 Friday 
 
 Monday 
 
 Mon, Wed, Frid * 
 
 Monday &> Friday 
 
 Monday 
 Monday & Friday 
 
 Friday 
 Mon, Wed, Frid* 
 
 Monday 
 Monday & Friday 
 Do. 
 Mon(|ay 
 Monday & Friday 
 Mon & Wedns'y t 
 Monday & Friday 
 Do. 
 
 HAIL DUE* 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 Mon & Wedsday* 
 
 Monday 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Wednesday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Mon & Wedsday * 
 
 Monday &. Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Do. 
 
 Wednesday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Mon & Wednsd * 
 Do. * 
 
 Friday 
 Do. 
 
 Mon 8f Wedasdy * 
 
 Monday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Mon,Wed,&Fri* 
 Mon & Wedsday * 
 
 Friday- 
 Mon & Wedsday • 
 
 Wednesday 
 Mon,Wed&Fri* 
 
 Friday 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 Friday^ 
 
 Wednsy & Friday 
 
 Wedns & Friday t 
 
 Monday & Friday 
 
 Do. 
 
 5 ^ 
 
 7 
 7 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 7 
 7 
 6 
 7 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 7 
 7 
 6 
 7 
 7 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 ».• 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 7 
 G 
 7 
 7 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 6 
 7 
 7 
 7 
 
 * Monday and Friday, in Winter— j On Monday, only in "Winter. 
 
ss 
 
 OC^ The Mail for England is primarily closed at 9, P.M., on 
 iha i2d and 17th of the month. Late Letters will be received on 
 payment of Sixpence each, from the time of the arrival of the 
 Steamer from Boston until the final closing of the Mail, which 
 will be two hours previous to the time fixed for her departure. 
 Should the Steamer not have arrived by 9, A.M., on the 3d and 
 18th, Letters for England may be posted i0t<Aou£ /ee, until her 
 arrival ; after that period, the fee will be required until the time 
 for closing the Mail. 
 
 FARMER • ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Do. over a ball •? do 
 
 Do. under 2 balls olose***«**8 do 
 Do. between 2 balls «>•■••••• ^S do 
 A flag of any colour, 10 or more do 
 
 Explanation of Signals made on the Ship Staff at Cita 
 del Hill Halifax, when FesseU are seen from the 
 Citadel or reported from an Out Post. 
 
 One ball close up, one square rigged^ A Peadant under a ball* • •• • »6 dot 
 One ball half hoisted- • .i.«>*«2 do 
 
 Two bails close •>•••• • 8 do 
 
 Two balls separated 4 do 
 
 A. Pendant of any ooloar 5 do 
 
 A Cylinder close iip at the iuDisr hsuiyard, a Steamer. 
 
 A Cylindei half hoisted do do two or more do. 
 The above BalL &c.t are hoisted at the east or west yard arm, aeeord 
 ing to the quarter the vessel first^appears in. 
 
 When vessels are reported from an Oat post, the following signals are 
 shewn under the Yard Arm as repeats 
 
 For a square rigged vessel, two balls of a size, one at the outer the 
 other at the inner haulyard, close up. 
 
 A Ship or Barque, a large ball at the end of the yardj with a small 
 one at the inner haulyard. 
 
 A Brig, a small ball at the end of the yard, and a large one at the 
 inner haulyard. 
 
 A Brigantine, a cross close up at the outer haulyard. 
 
 Two or more do. a cross half hoisted. 
 
 A Schooner, a cross close up at the inner haulyard. 
 
 Two or more do. a cross half hoisted do do. 
 
 A Steam Ship or Barque, a large ball at the outer, and a cylindsr at 
 the inner haulyajrd close up. 
 
 A Brig, Brigantine, or Schooner rigged Steam Vessel, a small ball at 
 the outer, and a cylinder at the inner haulyard close up. 
 
 When the description of vessel in sight is ascertained from the Citadel, 
 the following descriptive^ colours will be hoisted at the utast head. 
 
 A Union Jack, a Flag Ship. 
 
 Do. with a red pendant over it, a two deeken. 
 
 Do. with a blue pendant over it, a Frigate. 
 
 Do; with a blue and white pendant over rt, a Ship or Barque rigged 
 
 Sloop of War. 
 
 Do. with a vhite pendant over it, a brig rigged sloop of war. 
 
 Do. with a red and white peddant oyer it, a Schr, or Cutter of War. 
 
 A white pendant with two blue crosses, a Transport, Or a vessel with 
 troops on board — ir a man-of-rwar the Union under. 
 
 A white pendant, with a blue ball, a Steamer— if a Man-uf. War, tbi 
 Union under. 
 
 
1845, 
 
 FARMER 8 ALMANACK. 
 
 63 
 
 A r«d flag pierced white, Royal Mail Steam Packet from England. 
 
 A blae and red flag crossed white. Royal Mail Steam Packet from 
 
 Boston. 
 
 A white and blue pendant, do—from St. Johns Newfoundland. 
 
 A while and red pendant, Bermuda Mail Boat. 
 
 A blue pendant, a Ship. 
 
 A blue and white pendant, a Barque. 
 
 A red pendant, a Brig. 
 
 A red and white pendant a Brigantine. 
 
 A white pendant, a Sloop or Schooner. 
 
 A blue and white flag, horizontally divided, a Foreign or neutral Fleet. 
 
 A white and blue flag vertically divided, a Foreign or Neutral Man* 
 
 of-War. 
 
 A blue flag, a Foreign or Neutral Merchantman. 
 Explanation of Signals— M^ide on the Ensign Staff, to denote the 
 port from whence Vessels are arriving from. 
 
 A red Flag, from GreauBritain. 
 
 A red and white flag vertically divided, red next the mast, the Me- 
 diterranean^ 
 
 A red pendant, the Continent of Europe. 
 
 A white and red pendant. Madeira, Canary or Western Jslet, 
 
 A '~*ne flag, the West Indies. 
 
 A blue pendant, Bermudas, fiahamas, or Turk's Island. 
 
 A blue and white Flag vertically divided, blue next the mast, the 
 United States of America. 
 
 A white flag, Newfoundland. 
 
 A red and white flag, horizontally divided, Quebec, or Gulf of St. 
 Lawrence. 
 
 A blue and white Flag, horizontally divided. New Brunswick, or Bay 
 |ofFundy. 
 
 A white Pendant, coasts of Nova Scotia or Cape Breton. 
 
 MerchanVs Private Signals — Port of Halifax, 
 
 R E P-^Jno Edw Starr, a Red Flag 
 
 crossed white. 
 
 crossed white diagonally. 
 
 centre a white square. 
 
 centre a white N 
 
 centre a white diamond. 
 
 centre a white stur. 
 
 crossed blue diagonally. 
 W.Saltus & Wain Wright, a red, white, and blue do. red and white 
 |aext the mast ; red uppermost, blue at the end 
 
 Yeomans & Frader, a red and white do. red uppermost. 
 Robt M Brown, a red burgee, centre a white B. 
 D Cronan, a red, white and red do. 
 Groig & Co., a red pendant, crossed white. 
 VV H I T E—J & T Williamson, a White Flag. 
 Wm Stairs & Sons, do centre a blue square. 
 James A Moren, do with a red border. 
 
 James McNab & Son, do cros'ed blue. 
 Peter McNnb, jr do centre a red square. 
 H Fay A Son, do centre a thistle. 
 
 John W Barss Jo centre a blue ball. 
 
 J, k M. Tobin, 
 
 do 
 
 Creighton & Grassie, - 
 
 do 
 
 Debloii & Merkel. 
 
 do 
 
 Robert Noble, - . 
 
 do 
 
 Wm Roche, 
 
 do 
 
 W, H, 8. Neol, - - 
 
 do 
 
 F. LeCain 
 
 do 
 
m 
 
 M 
 
 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 E. Lawson, do centre a bloe square, and bordeted red. 
 
 T C Kinnear & Co do centre a red sUr, bordered red at top It bottom 
 
 R H Skimmings, do centre a red star, and bordered red. 
 
 John U Ross, do centre a blue Maltese cross, with a blue border. 
 
 Peter Furlong, - - » do bordered red at top and bottom, with 
 « Shamrock in the centre. 
 
 Jno Strachan, a white, red and white do white nest themasl. 
 
 J A Baner, a white and red do divided diagonally. 
 
 Jos Fairbanka, a white and blae do the bine meeting in the centre atj 
 a point from the four corners. 
 
 I G.R. Frith, & Co. a blue and white do. white next the mast, erosi 
 ■t edin the white. 
 
 I Lyie & Wiswall, a white and red do. white next the mast, a red 
 on the white, and a white L on the red. 
 
 Bauld & Gibson, a white and red eheqnered do. 
 
 T. Pier^, a blae and white do., blue indented from the talMr edge 
 
 George H. Starr, a white Bargee. 
 
 Geo. C. Whidden & Co, a white, red and white do. 
 
 J. Chambers, a white do. crossed bine. 
 B L U E — Hon. S. Cunard, a bine Flag centre a white star. 
 
 Stephen Binney. do. crossed white. 
 
 Wm. Story, do. centre a white square. 
 
 Wm. Pryor & Sons, a bine and white do. blae uppermost. 
 
 M. Richardson, a blae and red do. blue next the mast. 
 
 W. B. Hamilton, a blue, white and blue do. hori^ntally divided. 
 
 Hon. M. B Almon, a blue and red do. crossed white, blue next th« 
 mast. 
 
 Wm. Lawson, jr. a blue, white, and blue do. blue next the mast, 
 
 Alex. A. Black, a blae, white and red, do. blae next the mast. 
 
 Fairbanks & Allisons, a blue^Burgee. 
 
 N. L. & J. T. West, do. centre a white star. 
 
 G & J Mitchell, a blue and white do horizontally divided. 
 
 Wm. Full, a blue and white do. blue next the roast. 
 
 W Catlip & Co. a blue do crossed white. 
 
 Oxley ^ Co. a blue and red do. blue appermost. 
 
 County of Colchefirter. 
 
 High Sheriff, Chas Blanchard, Esq. Coroner$y John Waddell, 
 Chas Creed, and Silas H. Crane, Esqrs. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Truro, 2d Tues. of June, and 2d Tues. 
 of October. Dep ProWy. George Dill, Esq. Comtn'rs. for taking 
 Bail in the Sup. Courts Geo Dill, Wm Campbell, and Wm 
 CreeLi.n, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Truro, on tho 3rd 
 Tues. of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inierior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court :— 
 Edwd S filanchard, Saml Archibald, David B Lynds, Jos 
 Dickson, Jno Wier, Wm Rutherford, Wm Campbell, Silas 
 Crane, Fras R Parker, and Jno Mahon Esqrs. 
 
 i 
 
1545. PARMKa's ALMANACK. 65 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Jno Dickion, {Cu$to$)f Thos I Brown, 
 Edw S Blanchard, Dav V Crowe, Jno Wier, Wm Rutherford, 
 Hon. Alex Campbell^ Saml Archibald, 3rd., Silas H Crane, 
 Duncan Black, Alex Kent, .Jas Moore, Jos Fulton, David B 
 Lynds, Wm Cutten, jr., Chas D McCurdy, Isaac Kayne, Fras R 
 Parker, Jno Bonnyman, Jas M Spencer, Wm Campbell, Joseph 
 M Dickson, Wm Byers, jr., Don Ross, Robt Murray, Dav 
 Fulton, jr., Robt Fletcher, Eliakim Tupper, 4th., Saml Creel 
 jman, 3rd. Wm Gammell, Jas Pollock, Isaac McCurdy, Jno King, 
 Ijas Vuill, Jas D Blair, J Fulmor, A L Archibald, Jas Dickson, Wm 
 'Cutten Smith, and Don McDonald, Esqrs. Clerk of the Peaces 
 iThos Brown, Esq. 
 I Court of Probate, Judge, Jonathan Marsters ; Reg'r. Adams 
 :G. Archibald, £sqrs. Dep. Reg'r. of Deeds, Geo. Dill, Esq. 
 Dep. Postmasters, Gay's River, S Moore ; Economy, Silas H 
 Crane ; Truro, Jno Ross, Esqrs. Coll'rs. of Colonial & Light Du- 
 ties, A D Morrison ; Tatamagouche, Jas Campbell, Esqrs. Seiz- 
 ing Officer, Jno Wier, Esq. Comm'rs of Schools for the County, 
 with the. exception of the Township of Sterling. Rev. Jno Brown, 
 Rev. Jno Baxter, RevDWC Dimock, Rev. Jas Smith, Rev. T 
 C Leaver, Edw Blanchard, Alex D Morrison and Silas HCrane ; 
 District and Township of Sterling, Jno Bonnyman, Robt. Byers, 
 Wm MoKay, and John Lockerby, Esqrs. Trustees of the Aca- 
 demy— Rev T C Leaver, Adams G Archibald, D B Lynds, Saml 
 'Creelman, Jno King, T M Crow, and Jos Crow, Esqrs. Trustees 
 'of School Lands, Township of Onslow, Jno King, Jos M Dickson, 
 'and Isaac McCurdy ; Township of Truro, Alex Kent and David 
 jPage, Esqrs. Board of Land Commr's-, Hon Alex Campbell, 
 jChas. Blanchard, Isaac Logan and Alex Miller, Esqrs. Dep. 
 iLand Surveyor, Alex Miller, Esq. Comm'rs of Sewers, Thoi 
 Davison, jr., Alex D Morris, and Jno. Spencer, Esqrs. 
 
 Agricultural Society Truro— Pres. Alex Kent; Sec'y. Thos 
 I Brown, Esqrs. Stirling — Prest. Hon Alex Campbell ; Sec'y. 
 Jno Bonnyman, Esq. Londonderry — Prest. David V Crow 
 Sec'y. G AV McLellan, Esqrs. Stewiackb — Prest. Wm Gam 
 nell ; Sec'y. Samuel Creelman, Esqrs. 
 
 County of Plcton. 
 
 High Sheriffs John W Harris, Esq. Coroners, David Matheion, 
 fno McKay, Wm Anderson, M. D. Esqrs. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Pictou 1st Tues. of June and 3d Tues. 
 
 »f October. Dep. Proth^y. and Clerk of the Peaces Jas Skinner, 
 
 lEsq. Commr^sfor taking Bail in the Supreme Court, Jas Skinner, 
 
 iGeo. Smith, Abram Patterson, and D Crichton, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Pe^ace, held at Pictou on the 1st 
 
 'ues. of February and first Tues. of July. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvent 
 
 )ebtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 
 2ontt were formerly empowered to perform out of Court ; — David 
 
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 1845. 
 
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 Crichtod, Geo Campbell, Danl Hockin, Edw Smith, Jae Fraier, 
 Robt Murray, Geo Smith, and Robt McKay, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Geo. Smith, (Gustos), Jno Fraaer, 
 Abraham Patterson, Wm Matthewson, Robt McKay, Jas Car- 
 michae], Jno Olding, Henry Hatton, David Crichton, Jno Holmes, 
 Ken McLean, Jas Fraser, Robt Murray, Edw Smith, Geo Camp- 
 bell, Peter Ross, Alex McKenzie, Danl Hockin, Jno McKay, 
 Geo McLeod, Dun McDonald, Wm Fraser, Adam McKenzie, 
 Jas. Skinner, Wm Gordon, Peter Crerar, Jas D B gFraser, Jas 
 Primrose, Jas Purves, Hugh Fraser, Don McGregor, Jas Crerar 
 Angus McDonald, Angus Sutherland, Hugh H Ross, Alexij 
 Fraser, Neil McKay, Bernard L. Kirkpatrick, Anthony Smith, 
 Jno Grant, Neil Gunn, and Hugh McLeod, Esqrs. 
 
 Court of Probate, Judge, Geo Smith; Registrar, Thos. 
 Dickson, Esqrs. Reg'r of Deeds, Peter Crerar, Esq. Dep. Post 
 master, Alex P Ross, Esq. CoU'r of Customs, Wm Robertson, Esq. 
 Warehouse Keeper, Jno H Lane, Esq. Coll'r of Colonial Duties, 
 Thos Dickson, Esq. Seizing Officer, Alex. G McKay, Esq, 
 CoU'r of Light Duty, Wm Corbett, Esq. Harbour Master, Mr 
 Jno McKay. Light House Keeper, Mr Dav Louden. Comrois* 
 siontirs for Examining Pilots, Geo Campbell, Danl Hockin, Jaa 
 Skinner, Jas Crichton and Jno Ives Esqrs. Pilots, Wm Adamson, 
 Angus McDonald, Jno Puwel, Wm Pewel, Robt Powel, Wm 
 Powel, jr. Thos Powel, Allan McDonald, H McDonald, Jno 
 McDonald, David McDougald, Chas Cook, Alex McD^i^ld and 
 IGeo Powel. County Treasurer, Mr. Matt Patterson. C©m«i 
 jm'rs. of Streets, Pic/ou, Jno Taylor, Peter Crerar, Rodk MeKen 
 jzie, Don Ferguson, and Adam D Gordon : New Glasgow, Jno 
 Fraser, Bernard L. Kirkpatrick, and George McKay, Esqrs. 
 Fire Engine Comp'y. Wm Corbett, Capt; Adam D Gordon, 
 jlst Lt; Wra Murdoch, 2d Lt.; Fire Axe Company, Capt. J DB 
 Fraser. Comm'rs of Schools, Rev Jno McKin'lay, Rev Chat 
 Elliott, Geo Smith, Jas Crichton, and Alex Forrest, M.D., Esqrs 
 Trustees of Public Property, Jas Crichton, Jno Iforston, and 
 Thos G Taylor, Esqrs. U S Consul, Piciov,, Jas Primrose, Esq 
 Agent for Lloyds, Jas Dawson, Esq. Clerk of License, WnJ 
 Harris, Esqr. 
 
 Board of Land Commissioners, Jno Holmes, Jno W Harris and 
 Edw Smith, Esqrs. Dep Land Surveyors, Pe'ter Crerar and Jno 
 Holmes, Esqrs. Board of Health, Geo Smith, Henry Hatton, 
 Abr Patterson , Jas D B Fraser, David Crichton, & Henry Blacka 
 dar, Esqrs. — Doctors Forrest, Johnston, Anderson, and McMil- 
 Jan. Health Officers, Doctors Johnston, and Anderson. Piciou 
 Auxiliary Bible Society, Preti. Geo Smith, Esq. Treaaurer, Mr 
 Jno Patterson. Sec*y. Jas Dawson, Esq. Bank of Nova-Scotid 
 
 -Pictou Agency. — Agent, Jas Primrose, Esq. Office hours 
 from 10 to 4 o'clock. Piciou Literary and Scientific Society,— 
 President, Jas D B Fraser j Sec'y. and Treasurer, Geo. Patter 
 !«on, Esqrs. 
 
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1845. 
 
 rARMBR'S ALMAMACB. 
 
 Bi 
 
 
 Agricultural Societies, Pictod. — Pre$identf Jno W Harris 
 See'y. Geo. Pntterion, Esqrs. New Glasoow— Pretf. B Li 
 Kirkpatrick, Eiq« S«e*y. Rev Jno Htewart. Rivbb Jubv--) 
 Prat. Ken McLean ; Stc'y. Wra Langille, Eaqrt. 
 
 County of Sydney. 
 
 High Sheriff', Edward H. Harrington, Esq. Coronm', Wm Irish, 
 Esq, 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Antigonish on the 4th Tues. of June, 
 and 4th Tubs, of Oct r. Dep. ProWy. ; Alex. McDonald, Esn. 
 Comm'rs.for taking Bail in the Supreme Court, Alex McDonala, 
 M D., Jno Cunningham and Robt N Henry, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Dorchester on thf 
 lit Tues. of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court ;— 
 Alex McDonald, Root N Henry, Hugh McDonald, Jas Randall, 
 Geo Brennan, Rich'd J Forrestall, Angus Gillies, and Wm C| 
 Hierlihy, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Jno Cunningham, (Custos), Alex M« 
 Donald, Robt N Henry, Jas Randall, Hugh McDonald, Jos Sy 
 mends, Wm C Hierlihy. Geo Brennan, Rich'd J Forreetall, 
 Augustus N Ogden, Robt McDonald, Angus Gillies, AUen 
 Cameron, Angus McDonald, Dougald Cameron, Jas Rosi, Da- 
 vid Power, Kobt Trotter, Duncan Grant, Wm Brown, Alex Mc- 
 Donald, Arch McGillivray, and Jno McKenzie, Esqrs. Clerk o/ 
 the Peace, Robt N Henry, Esq. 
 
 Court of Probate ; Judge, Alex McDonald M D. ; Registrar, 
 R J Forrestall, Esqrs. Dep. Regr. Deeds, Jno Cunningham, 
 Esq. Coll. of Customs, Dun. McColl, Esq. Coll. of Colonial 
 and Light Duties,^ Allan McDonnell ; Seizin); Officer, J G 
 Hierlihy, Esqrs. Dep. Postmasters, Antigonish, Robert N 
 Henry ; Tracadie, Dominick Dorley, Esqrs. Trustees of tht 
 Academy, Alex McDonald, M. D., Geo A Blanchard, Wm C 
 {Hierlihy, and Geo. Brennan, Esqrs. Comm*rs of Schools. Rtv. 
 Thos Trotter, Rev Colin McKinnon, Alex McDonald, Hugh 
 &(cDonald, Geo Brennan, and Richd J Forestall, Esqrs. Com- 
 tnr's of Streets, Jno W Irish, Jno R Power, and Aaron D Har 
 rington, Esqrs. Board of Land Commissioners, R J Forres 
 tall, E H Harrington and. Alex Thompson, Esqrs, Dep. Land 
 purveyor, Alex Thompson, Esq. 
 
 Agricultural Societies, Stdicbt, Central— Pre^f. Geo Brennan ; 
 l5«c'y. W. A. Henry, Esqrs. Arisaig Branch — Prest. Pettr 
 McNiel ; Sec*y. Edm Corbet, Esqrs. Tracadie Branch— P^s•^ 
 Jas Randall; Sec^y. Mich Pottey, Esqrs. St. Andrew's Branch 
 —Preet, Angus McDonald ; See^y. Don McDonnell, Esqrs. 
 
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 1845; 
 
 Conntir of Gnytliorongli. 
 
 High Slurif, M. McLean, Eiq. Corontr, Btowart Camp 
 bell, Esq. 
 
 Supreme Court situ at Guysboro' on llio Hd Tiiea. of June) 
 and 3rd Tues. of October. Dop. Proth'y, Wontworth Taylor, 
 Esq. Comm'rs for takingf Bail in the Supreme Court, Went. 
 Taylor, Don Sinclair, Chas Arcbibald and liobt llartiliorne, 
 CsqrH. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at'Ouyiiboro*, on the Ist 
 Tues. of January and lut Tuei. of Muy; and at Bl. Mary's on 
 the Jst Tues.of July. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relntinif to InHolvent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judjp;es of the Uto Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Cnwrt j — Joi 
 Marshall, Hon. R M Cutler, Went. Tfl/lor, Robt Hartohorne, 
 Frai Cook, Abner Atwater, Edw J Cfunning'hant, Hu};h Mc- 
 Donald, Thos Glencross, Wm McKeen, Wm Bent« Jno Q Mar- 
 shall, Wm Hart, Jno Kirk, and Alex Manson, Esqri. 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Jos Marshall, (Cuitoi), Hon 11 M Cutler, 
 Wontworth Taylor, Chas Archibald, llobt Hartshorue, Chas 
 Brodie, Francis Cook, Abner Atwater, Joi G Hndiey, Wm q 
 Heffernan, David Dobson, Edw Irish Cunningham, Edmund 11 
 Frenchville, Abraham N Whitman, Jno Connor, Jns B Hadley,| 
 Wm BIgelow and Simeon Gilfen ; Dig. of 8t, Mary's, Hugh Me 
 Donald, (Gustos), Wm McKeen, Thos Glencross, Jno 8milh, 
 •■d Wm Bent, Esqra. Cltrk of th» Peace, Wm O Heffernan, 
 Esq. 
 
 Court of Probate, Dis. ofOuyaboro*-^J\u\ge§, W F DesBarres ; 
 Dig. oj St. Mary's. Hugh McDonald. Registrar, Wentworlh 
 Taylor, Esqrs. Dep. Registrar's of Deeds, Guysboro^ Robt 
 [Hartshorne; St- Mary's^ Hugh McDonald, Ei^qrs. Coll r of 
 iCustoms, and of Colonial Duties, Duncan McColl, Esq. Coll'rs 
 of Light Duty, Guysboro^ Duncan McColl ; LittU Canio, Wm 
 Bigelow ; Gut of CansOf Jno Jas B Hadley, Eiqri. Dep. Post- 
 master, Hon \i M Cutler. Comm'rs, of Streets, Jno Jost, Wm 
 jWalsh, Jno Edw Irish, Aug Cunningham, and W J Scott, Esqrs. 
 Clerk of Licence, Stewart Campbell, Eiq^ Board of Land Com- 
 jmr's. H McDonald, Went Taylor, Wm Beat and Wm McKeen, 
 |Esqrs. Dep. Land Surreyor, R Hartshorne, Esq. Comm're. of 
 jSchools, District of Guysboro*, Hon R M Cutler, Rev. Chas J 
 Shreve, Rev. Rich'd Mihan, Robt Hartfhorne, Went Taylor, 
 Duncan McColl, and Stewart Campbell, Eiqri. District of St. 
 
 Mary's, Rev. Campbell, Hugh McDonald, Thos Glencross, 
 
 Wm McKeen, and Wm Bent, Esqrs. Trustees of the Academy, 
 iHon R M Cutler, Wm F DesBarres, and Wm Hart, Esqrs. Health 
 Officers, Doctors Jno Pike and Alex Mitchell. 
 
1845. 
 
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 FABMin't iLMAMAOI. 
 
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 Countjr •r Cnmberland. 
 
 High Sherif, Joihu«^ Chandler, Eiq. Deputy at Parraboro*J 
 Mr J W Smith. Coroner*, John Iforee, Ohai Scalea, W W Bentj 
 [and Lewis Jenks, Eaqrs. 
 
 Supreme Court sita at Amh»rit on the 8rd. Tuet of Jun«, and) 
 111 Tues. of October. Dep. Proth^y, Silai H. Morse, Esq. 
 Comm'rs for taking Bail in the Sup. Court, Silas H Morse, 
 and f^has D. Roach, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peaoe, held at Amherst oa tk* 1st 
 [Tuesday of January. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to IsoWenl 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Jadgea of the late Inferioi 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court : — Hon, 
 Danl McFarlana, Robt McO Dickey, Mich Gordon, Wm W 
 Bent, and Wm Fowler, Esqrs. Comm'rs for taking affidavits 
 to be read in the Sup Court, Silas H. Morse, Hon D McFarlane. 
 {and Jaa Ratchford, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Hon Danl McParlane, (Custos). Gaiua 
 Lewis, Jno Morse, Geo Bergman, Jas McNab, R McG Dickey. 
 Jno Johnston, Wm Smith, Mich Gordon, Luther Luiby, Wm 
 Fowler, Josh Huestis, H G Pineo, Jacob G Purdy, C Baker, Jno 
 Bent, Amos Black, Jos N B Kerr, WW Bent, Wm Waugh, Petei 
 Tidd, Jas FuUerton, Jas Ratchford, Eben Kerr, Jesse Lewis, 
 Jno Roach, Jas B Datidson. Ames S Blenkkora, Jos Oxley, Nat 
 Angus, Jas Kirkpatrick, Thos Swallow, latft Bliss, Randelf 
 Morris, Jas Page, Stephen iTultoa, Jno Bliakkom, Thos Reed, 
 Henry Harrison, Jaa W Delaner, Asher Black, Jao W Oxley, 
 Elisha Cutten, and Timothy Wetherby, Esqrs. Clark of tks| 
 Peace, Silas C Morse, Esq. 
 
 Court of Probate, /ucfge, C Inglis Halliburton; Registrar, 
 Robt B Dickey, Eaqn. Dep. RegVs. of Deeds— P(irr«6oro', 
 Jas Ratchford ; Amhent, Gilbert Purdy, Esqrs. Coll're. of Cus- 
 toms — Amherst, Mich. Gordon 3 Wallace, Jas. Hill; Parrs- 
 boro*, T D Dickson, Esqrs. Coll'rs. Colonial and Light 
 [Duties.— i^arrsfroro', Jno W Smith; Amherst, Joshua Chandler; 
 tVallace tf Pugwashj Jas McNab, Esqrs. Dep. Postmastera— 
 Parrshoro\ Jas Ratchford ; Amhtrst, Jno Smith ; Pugioos/b, Geo 
 Bergman, Esqrs. Comm'rs. of Schools, Re?. G Townahend, 
 Rev. Wm Wilson, Rer. Chas Tupper, Jas S Morse, Hon. Danl 
 McFarlane, R McG Di«key, Jos Oxley, Jas Kirkpatrick, and 
 Thos Logan, Esqrs. Trustees of the Academy.ReT. Chaa Tup- 
 par, Jas S Morse, Stephen Fulton, and Robt B Dickey, Esqrs 
 Board of Land Comm'rs., Joshua Chandler, W P Mo£fat, Thoaj 
 Logan, Jesse Lewis, Jos N B Kerr and Jno W Baker, Esqrsj 
 pep. Land Surveyors, And N Stevens, Jas McNab, Gaius LawisJ 
 and Thos Logan, Esqrs. Health Officer, Joseph Bell, m d, EsqJ 
 
 Agricultural Societies — Ritkr Philip — Prest. 
 
 Sec'y. Amos Black, Esq. Wallacb— Prest. Hon. 
 
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 1845. 
 
 D McFarlano. Sec'y. Danl B Munro, Esq. Parriboro'— Preit. 
 T D Dickion; Sec>. Jdo W Smith, Eiqri. 
 
 Countjr of Hants. 
 
 High Sherif Charles J Wilkini, Esq. Corontri^ Nathaniel 
 Jenkins, J. Smith and Isaac Smith, ^*V^' 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Windsor, last Tues. of April ; and 3rd 
 Tues. of October. Dcp. Proth'y. and Clerk of the Peace, E 
 F Harding, Esq. M D. 
 
 Comm'rs. for taking Bail in the 8up. Court.— E. F. Harding, 
 M. D., and Asa Torrey, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Windsor, on the 1st 
 Tuo». of October. 
 
 Justices of the Peace ta execute all Acts relating to InsoWent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court :- 
 Jes. Sang8ter, Jno O King, Asa Torrey, Rich'd. A. McHefley, 
 Jno. Cochran, R. Smith, Jacob Withrow, Elkanah Young, 
 Benjm Curry, Jon M Smith, and Chas Ingles, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace— W. H. Shey, (Gustos), Benj Dewolf, Jos 
 Sentell, Jno Dimoek, Rich Smith, Danl Wier, Wm O'Brien, 
 Joe Allison, Thos King, Benjm Smith, Jno Cochran, Saml 
 Dennison, Jno Otis King, Rich A. McHeffey, Fras. Parker, 
 Wm Mumford, Jno N Grant, Asa Torrey, Nat Jenkins, Saml 
 Palmer, Jas Sangster, Jno Smith, Thos Moxon, Arthur Mc 
 Nutt Cochran, Wm. Sanders, Geo McKay, Ichabod Dimoek, 
 Jab Allison, Wm Salter, Edvv Murphy, Jos J Blackburn, Benj 
 Densmore, Alex McPhee. Wm Blois, Geo Armstrong, Jas Salter 
 and Jacob Withiow, Esqrs. 
 
 Court of Probate, Judge, Lewis M Wilkins, Jr. ; Registrar, 
 P.M. Cunningham, Esqrs. D*»p. Reg'r of Deeds, Asa Torrey, Esq. 
 Collr. of Customs, and of Colonial and Light Duties, Rejofinald 
 B. Porter, Esq. Dep.Postmasters, Windsor, Jas L Dewolf; Petite^ 
 F Parker] Hawdon J Withrow, Esqrs, Commr's. of Streets, Wind- 
 $or^ Asa Torrey, P M Cunningham, Chas Smith, and Jas Shand ;' 
 Falmouth, N Davidson, E. "Payzant, C. Wilson, Jno. Arm- 
 strong, Thos Curry, Mich Baker and P Walker; Village of Mail- 
 i'^»(i, Rich'd Smith, Adam Dickie, and Alex Nelson, Esqrs. 
 Commr's of Schools, Rev W C King, Lewis M Wilkins, Jr., W 
 H Shey, E F Hnrding , m- d and Jno. Allison, Esqrs. U. S. 
 ConjBuiar Agent, L M. Wilkins Jr. Esq. Avon Bridge Company, 
 Directors, Thos C Haliburton, Pries. ; Benjm Dewolf, WH Shey, 
 and Lewis M Wilkins, Jr, Esqrs. Sec'y and Treasurer, Harry 
 King, Esq. Clerk of Licence, Mr Jno Stark. Health Officer, 
 F C Pike, M a Esq. Board of Land Commr's., Benjm Smith, 
 Chas J Wilkins and W O'Brien, Esqrs. Deputy Land Survey 
 ors, Wm O'Brien, Jacob Withrow, and Andw Harvey, Esqrs. 
 Bonfeo/jVova-Sco/ia— Windsor Agency — Agents, Harry King & 
 Jas D Fraser, Esqrs. 
 
1845 
 
 FAKMIli'f ALMANACK. 
 
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 Agricultural Societies, WmosoR^-Preet. R. A. McHeffeT;| 
 Sec'y. SaidI Palmer, Eaqrt. Eait Hants—Prest. Rich'd Smitn ; 
 Sec'y. Wm Bloii, Eaqri. Newport, Preat Ichabod Dimock J 
 Sec'y. Jaa W Allison, Eaqra. 
 
 iyind»or JFVitr— Held at Windsor, on the Fair Ground ann«»l 
 nually, on the first Tuesday and Wednesday of Oct. for the Ex 
 bibilion and Sale of Horses, Horned Cattle, Swine and Sheep. 
 Farming Utensils, Seeds and Agricultural Produce. 
 
 County r>f Kings. 
 
 High Sherifft W C Canii>bell, Esq. Coroner$, Wm C Moort, 
 U» Allison, Abr VanBuskirk, Jno Fisher, and Jpo E Forsyth, 
 \m d Esqrs. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Kentville, 1st Tues of May, and 2d Tues 
 jofOctr. Dep. Proth'y.y and Clerk of the Peaces Wm H Chip- 
 man, Esq. Comm'rs. for taking Daii in the Sup. Court; Wm JH 
 Icbipman, Caleb H Rand, Jat Harris and T B Campbell, Esqrt . 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Kentville on the iMt 
 ^ues of October. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolrent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court :—Wm 
 A Chipraan, Jas D Harris, Caleb H Rand, Jno F Hutchinson, 
 Harris Harrington, Elisha Dewolf, Jas Harris, Hugh L Dickey, 
 Caleb R Bill, Rich'd Starr, Edw Palmer, Henry Magee, Seth 
 Burgess, Mayhew Beckwith, and Jno Wells, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices ofthe Peace, Wm A Chipnian, (Cuotos), Jno Wells, 
 Shearman Dennison, Jas D Harris, Jas N Crane, Harris Har- 
 rington, Caleb H Rand, Hon Jno Morton, Elisha DewoH, Wm C 
 Campbell, Saml Chipman, Jas Harris, Simon Fitch, Hugh L 
 Dickey, Seth Burgess, Caleb R Bill, Henry Magee, Jon Crane, 
 Jno Patterson, QeoD Pineo, Edw Palmer, Nathan Davison, Ge(^ 
 Lockwood, Rich'd Starr, Jno F Hutchinson, Wm Johnson, May 
 bew Beckwif h, Jno Lyons, Nathan Parker, Alex Patterson, 3rd. 
 Wm Miller, ChasH Brown, Thos Lovett, Samul Sharp, Fairfield 
 Smith, Nathan Lockhart, Edw P Borden, Jas Levi Lockhart, 
 Abr Gesner. M D., Jas Wm Harris, and Thos Tupper, Esqrs. 
 
 Court of Probate, Judge, Jno C Hall ; Registrar, Wm H Chip- 
 man Esqrd. Dep. Reg'r of Deeds, Thos B Campbell^ Esq. Coll'r 
 f Customs, and of Colonial and Light Duties, David Whiddan, 
 
 sq. Seizing Officers, Messrs W H Lovett, Jno Givan, and Wm 
 tarr. Dep. Postmasters, Kentvilkt Jno F Hutchinson, WolJviUe, 
 Dewolf ; XyUsfurdy J Van BUskirk, Esqrs. Comm'rs of 
 chools, Caleb, HiRand, Elisha Dewolf, Wm H Chipman, Hugh 
 
 Dickey, Nathan >ILupper, Wm Miller, and Caleb R Bill, Esqrs. 
 oard of Land Comm'rs., Hon Jn» Morton, W C Campbell, and 
 
 ~m Johnson, Esqrs. Dep. Land Surveyors, Wm Johnson, C 
 
 atterson, and A Armstrong, Esqrs. 
 
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 104S 
 
 AgncuUural SocietiM^ Howrpirr^FMfi T. A. S. Dtwolf j 
 \t*ju i%a, llarrii» tnd f!h|« Wj H Hftrrit, Kiqii. Crrnwallla.— 
 raiC Hugh I4 Dickjij ; &|««'y, C C Htmillon, Biqrf . Wei. 
 ^rn liranch. Prest. Silaa Bithop s B§9,*J, Jno Ljront. K<tqri, 
 AyUfford— Preit ^•v Henry L Ow«Q. 8«o^y. /«• D Yan Bus 
 kirk, Esq. 
 
 ^aifttf of!llaeeiii« 
 
 Hii|pr^ <S%er»^ Robert Bobert0| Xiq* Coroimft f rat m n Tup-l 
 
 r^isisq' 
 
 Supreme Court sita at Litarpool on th« 4tfi Tuaa. of April j 
 
 *i flilTues. of October. Dep. Protb'f J Barif Jr Eiq. CommVa 
 taking bail in the Sup.. Couit, Inglif Vaa BuaSdiv, and Jai 
 
 raa, Esqre . 
 
 Qeneral Setfioni of the Paaearhald at Llvarpool on tba Frida; 
 afore the 4th 't'uaaday of Aprii. 
 
 luaticea of the. Peace to execute all Aati ralatinf to Inaoltrant 
 Debtorvi- and all other Aotf which' Jttdffaa of tba lita Infaiioi 
 Courtirere formerly empowered to parfom out of Court S'-Jai 
 H Dewolf, Caleb Seely, Eliiba FraamaOf Jno Campbell, Jai 
 if ore, Smith Freeman, and Eph Mack, Efqri. 
 
 Justicea of the Peace, Jaa R Dawelf, (Ctittoa), Iiaaa Dexter, 
 
 >o Barsf, Jas Barts, Wm B Taylor* Nath Saitn, Jnr Campbell, 
 
 pJTru .man Tupper, Whitman Freeman, Caleb %9r,ff Jno L Dar< 
 
 low, Aadw Cowi«,.Ephraim Mack, Henry Fader, Colin McVicarJ 
 
 llaa F Moore, Zoheth^ Freeman, Rioh'd Carder, and Smith Free 
 
 Samuel PI 
 
 w»»wi*u&B, juiR'^io. ^vii *. vt vuvkWMi* * miu v< wviwuiai and Light 
 
 Duties,' Joshua Newton, Esq. Act!' <r Landing Walter dt Search- 
 er, Jno H Fi<i .man, Esq. Tide iter and Searcher, Nat. 
 Freeman, Esq. Dep lleg'r of Deeda, Jcj R Dewolf, Esq. Com^ 
 mVa of Streets, Liverpool, Rich'd Mulhallt Wm Johnson, and 
 Inglis Van Buskirk : PoH Mtdieay Town^ Chat Atkins, Wink A 
 Cogaweli and Geo M anthorn, Esqri. Comm'ra of Schools, Rev 
 ITT Moody, Rot Ja« Doyle, Joshua Newton. Jno Barss, Nat 
 ISmith, and Saml P Fairbanks, Esqri. Dep. Fostmaffter, Thos 
 (P Calkin, Esq. U. S. Consular Agent, Snow Parker Freeman, 
 Esq. Trustees of Pubkc Property, S P Fairbanks, Wm B Tay- 
 lor, and Jno Campbell, Esqrs. Liverpool Academy, Trustees, 
 $now P Freeman/ Edw C Barss, Andw Oowia and Thos R Pa- 
 tillo, Esqrs.; Ptincipal, Mr Jas Breading 1 Assi. Mr Henry Pope. 
 j_Board of Land Comm'rs., Wm B Taylor, Robt Roberts, and 
 Whitman Freeman, Esqrs. Dep. Land Surveyor, ^^hitman 
 freeman^ Esq. Bank of Nova Seotia.— Liv#rpool Agency— 
 Aganu, S P Fairbanks and ,Elqri. 
 
 ! Agricultural Society, BiioosviaLO—-Prait. Jii B MaLaod j 
 $^t*y. Lewis Smith. Esqra. 
 
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1845. 
 
 FARMER S ALMANACK. 
 
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 Connty of Lunenburg^. 
 
 HighSherifff Henry Kaulback, Esq. Coroner, Jno Creighton. 
 Esq. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Lunenburg on the Thursday before 
 the 3d Tuesday of April; and on the 3d Tuesday of October 
 D^P' ProWy. Henry Ernst, Esq. Comm'rs for taking Bail in 
 theSup. Court, H^nry Ernst, .1 as S Wells and Win Ross, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace held at Lunenburg on the 2d 
 Monday of April. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvent 
 Debtors, !<nd all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court; — Jno 
 Heckman. Hon. VVm Rudolf, Jno Pernotte, Jas, S Wells Jno 
 Hunt, Geo Mitchell, and Win S Morris, Esqrs. 
 j Justices of the Peace, Jno Heckman, (Custos), Jno Pernette, 
 iJas Walker, VVm Alexander, Jas S Wells, Jno Hunt, Hon. Wrn 
 Rudolf, Geo Mitchell, Win S Morris, W Greaves, Caleb A 
 Shreve, Joseph P Miller, Edw J Ross, Mich Rudolf, Jos Parks, 
 Jas Nicholson, Robt D Clarke, and DanI Dimock, Esqrs. Clerk 
 jOfthe Peace, Chas B Owen, Esq. 
 
 Court of Probate, Judge, Jno Creighton ; Reirislrar, Geo T 
 ^Solomon. Esqrs. Dop. Reg'r of Deeds, Jno Hunt, Esq. Coll'r. 
 flf Customs, J H Moyle, Esq. Coll'r. of Colonial Duties, Chas B 
 Owen, Esq. Coll'i. of Light duty, Daiil Oweii, Esq. Dep. 
 Postmasters. Lunenburg, C Godfrey ; Chester, J S Wells--, Esqrs. 
 Comm'rs. of Streets, Lunenburg, Wip Ross, Joshua Kaulback, 
 and Adolplms Gaetz; Chester, i wo 'SVm Marvin, Mich Schuiidr, 
 and Jas Mosher, Ei^qrs. Comin'is ol Schools, Rev J C Cochran, 
 (Rev .las Shreve, D D Rev Chas E Cn?;sman, Rev D A Fniser, 
 Rev Wm Webb, [{ev Jrt>^ Doyle, Rev Wm Duti'. Rev Jos Dimock, 
 Geo Ernst, and Jno Heckirum, Esqrs. U S ConsuUu' Ai'^ent, 
 C B Owen, Esq. Board of Land Ctmm'rs, Jno Creigliton, 
 Henry Kaulbaek, Jos P Miller, iuul W 8 Morris, Esqrs. Dep. 
 {.and Surveyors, W S Morris, and T IJolliind, Esqr?. Trustees 
 of La Have Common, Messrs Jno llimmelman, and Martin 
 Sperry. 
 
 Agricultural Societies, Chfster. — Prest Edw Zwiekor, Esq. 
 Sec'y Jas S Wells, Esq. Mahone Buy.— Prciit Benj Zwicker, 
 Esq. Sec'y Jno A Jost, Es:]. •, ril , !•■.!■'. •:. / ■' ' ^i\"- '•,\. 
 
 • • Coamly of* AKiiiapofiis. 
 
 Hioh Sheriff. Edw H Cutler, Esq. Coroners, Peter Bonnett 
 [Jno Saunders, G F Ditniars, Jn.o Koss, Walter Willett. Sti>hen 
 Cros.scu!), Asa Foster, J B Bonaett, Jno Kennedy,, and iMorrison 
 lOdkes. Esqrs. 
 
 Supienio Court sits at Annapolis 2d Tuesdny of Miiy, an'l Tst 
 iTuesday of Oct r. D'p. Prot'liy. and Clerk of the Peace, Siiml 
 
FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Co\vlin<r, Esq. Comin'rs for taking Bail in Ihe Sup. Cuurt, Saml 
 Cowling, Henry Goldsmith and Richard James, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Annapolis on the third 
 Tuesday of April; and last Tuesday of October. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvent 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court : — Geo 
 Robinson, Jas K Lovett, J no Ditmara, Rich'd James, Major 
 Chipman, Israel W Ruggies, and Ptter Bonnett, Esqrs. 
 
 Juii.tices of the Peace, Thos Ritch'e. (Custos), Saml Chesley, 
 Jno Ditmars, Geo Robinson, Jas R Lovett, Jas Hall, Wm Ran- 
 dall, Richard Jome;), Zebulon Phinney, Jno Wiswall, Jno H 
 Chipman, Seth Leonard, Israel W Ruggle^, Henry Hudson Pe- 
 ter DeLancey, Jno Tupper, Jos Shaw, Chas Whitman, Major 
 Chipman, Jas. Whitman, GeoVroom, Wm Harris, Saml li Chip- 
 man, Henry Gesner, Dav C Landers, Peter Bonnett, Jno Baih, 
 Jno Roope, jr., An^us M Gidney, Hanly Starritt, Edw Eaton, 
 Weston Hall, Wm B Turnbull, Geo Harris, Alex Fowler, Jno 
 Kempton Thos BogarT, Jas Gray, Phineas Oaks, DanI Nichols, 
 Jno. Ross, Walter Willett, Jna. Mills, Jas Potter, and Moses 
 iShaw, Esqrs. 
 
 i Court ot Probate, Judge, Geo S Miiledge ; Registrar, Edw H 
 jCutler, Esqrs. Dep. Reg'r of Deeds, E H Cutler, Esq. ColPr 
 !of Customs, Henry (loldsmiih Esq. Coll'rs ofColonial and Light 
 Duties, Dis. of Annapolis, Timothy C Tobias ; Dia. of }VUmoU 
 Thos James, Esqrs. Seizing Officers, Gilbert FDitmars, Thos 
 James, and Robt Parker, E^qrs. Landing Waiter, Guager and 
 Seizing Officer, Gao S Miiledge, Esq. Dep. Postmasters, An- 
 napolis, Saml Cowlin«r; Latorenre Town, S B Chipman ; Bridge- 
 towHy Thos Spurr ; fVilmot, A Gibbon ; Clements, G F Ditmars, 
 Esqrs. Comm'rs ofSchools, Rev E Gilpin, Rev J M Campbell, 
 Rev. I E Bill, H Goidstnith, Thos James, Major Chipman, and 
 Thos James, Esqrs. Comm'rs of Streets, JBnVge/oicn, Jno E 
 Dodge, .1 no Neilly, Jno Ward, Wm H Hoyt ; Annapolis, We\- 
 •come Wheelock, Thos Eason and T C Tobias, Esqr*. B^ireWar- 
 •dens, W Ilui«;gles and Jas Gray, Esqrs. Bridgetown Fire Engine 
 (^oinpany, Wm H Hoyt, Capt ; Jno Eason. Jno C Neily, Jno 
 Wade, Edw T Ruggles, lOdwin Morse, Jno McCormick, Stephen 
 Thome, and Hugh McCully. Board of Land Comm'rs Wm Hoi- 
 huid and E ^1 Culler, Esqis. 
 
 Amieuluirat Societies, Bridgetown. — Prest Jno Bent, Esq. 
 Sec'y. Rev Jas Robertson. Annapolis. — Prest Jno Ditmars Esq. 
 
 jSec'y, Geo S Mille.lge. Eh^q. Wilmot, Prest. 
 
 ■Seo'y, Jon Woodbeny, Esq. 
 
 T^ouiity of l>i?l»y 
 
 i High Sheriffjacoh Roop. Ksq. Coronerj,Thos White, Tjjos Rug- 
 'gles, Chns Jones, Snmi Doucelte, Jno Ward) & Edw J Btuld, Esqrs, 
 I Supreme Court sits at Digby '.id Tues of May ; and last Tues 
 X>f Sept. Dep. Proth'y and Clerk of the Peace, Henry SrewartJ 
 
1845. 
 
 rARMKR's ALMANACK. 
 
 75 
 
 Esqr. Comm'rs for taking Bail in the Supreme Court, Henry 
 Stewart and Tlios Smatle, Esqrs. 
 
 I General Sessions of the Peace, held at Digby on the IstTuen 
 jof July, and •')d Tues of December. 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating tolnsolvent 
 Debtors, and alt other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were Ibrmerly empowered to perform out of Court. — Elk 
 Morton, Cereno U Jones, Chas Jones, Jno Robinson and Chas 
 Budd, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Eikanah Morton, (Gustos), Chas Budd,' 
 Jno Robinson, Cereno U Jones, Saml Campbell, Colin Camp-! 
 bell, Elisha Payson, Jno M Segoigne, Saml Doucett, Benj Pot-j 
 Iter, Chas McCarthy, Jno Ward, Jno McNeil, Fredk A Robichau, 
 Ijas Harris, Edw Hegan, Jas Holdsworth, Anselm F Comm'o, Jas 
 H Fitz Randolph, Stephen Payson, Edw A Jones, Wm Niehole, 
 Robt Journey, Jones Morehouse, Jno Oliver Vail, Thos Smnlle, 
 Thos Ruggles, Chalton Sabaen, and Thos O'Brien, Esqrs. 
 
 Court of Probate, Judge, Lemuel D Murton, ; Registrar, Chas 
 Budd, Esqrs. Dep. Reg'r of Deeds, Guy C Jones, Esq. Coli'rs 
 of Customs, X)ig'&T/, Jas Annand; JVew Edinburgh, SamI Camp- 
 bell, Esqrs. Surveyor of Shippping, New Edinburgh, Jno Hood, 
 Esq. Coll'rsof Colonial Duties, Digby, Eikanah Morton; Ifey- 
 nouth, H D Ruggles ; Brier Island, Elisha Payson, Esqrs. 
 jColl'rs of Light Duty, Digby, Jas Annand; JVtymouth, H D 
 Ruggles ; Brier Island, Elisha Payson, Esqrs. Seizing Officers, 
 New Edinburgh, Jno Hood ; Weymouth, G C Jones, Esqrs, D«;p 
 PoBtraast»^r, Henry Stewart, Esq. Comm'rs of Schools, Z>t>. q/ 
 Digby, including the township of Digby, Hillsburg, and Wty- 
 mouth. Rev Wm Bullock, Cereno U Jones, Chas Budd, Jas Fitz 
 Randolph and Jno Robinson ; Dis. and Township of ClarSi 
 
 Rev Z L'Kveque, Chas M'Carthy, Fras 
 
 Bourneuf, and Benjm Belliveaii, Esqrs. Trustees of Digby Aca- 
 demy, Rev Wm Bullock, Jas A Dennison, Wm L Bent, and Colin 
 Campliell, Esqrs. County Treasurer, Chas Budd, Esq. Com- 
 m'is of Streets, Jno Robinson and Wm Farnliara, Esqrs- Board 
 i)f Land Comm'rs, Jas Holdsworth, and Alpheus Jones, Esqrs. 
 I)ep. Land Surveyors, Thos Smallc, Thos Ruggles, Alpheus 
 Jones and Jacob Roop, Esqrs. 
 
 Agricultural Societies. - Claiik — Prest. Frai* Bourneuf, Esq. 
 Sec'y. Mark Doucett, Esq. Weymouth — Prest. Colin Campbell 
 lEsq. Sec'y. G C Jones, Esq. 
 
 County of* IShelburne. 
 
 High Sheriff, Cornelius While^ Esq. Coroners, T J Crowell, 
 [«nd Israel K Wilson, m d Ksqrs. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Shelburne, on the Tues. next after the 
 14th Tues. of April ; and on the 1st Tues. of October. Dep. 
 iProth'y.; Clerk of the Peace; and Clerk of Licence, Isaac G 
 lEnslow, Esq. 
 
76 
 
 rARMEK'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845 
 
 Comm'rs for taking Bail in the Sup Court ; Isaac G Enilow, 
 Cornelius Wliite and D B McKenna Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Shelbiirne, on the lit 
 Tuep. of May, and Ist Tues. of October. ' 
 
 Justices ol the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolveni 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior 
 Court were tbrnierly empowered toperlorm out of Court. — Thoi 
 Crowell, G H Deiitstadt, W Sargent, Josiah Coffin and Hobi 
 Cuirie, Esqrs. 
 
 Jusilices of the Peace, Thos Crowell, (Custos) Robt Currie, 
 Cornelius White, Jas Geddes, Win B Sargent, Thos Johnstohj 
 iGeo H Deinatadi, Obadiah Wilson, Wintlirop Sargent, Josiahj 
 Coffin, Saml Reynolds, Sainl O Doane, Wm Sargent, Jas Siniih 
 ijr. Jno SaigeiU, Peter Spearwaier, Matt Diipps, McKennu^ 
 
 Wm J Bell, Jno Lyie, Thos Dane, Andw Barclay, Wm MuirJ 
 Gilbert McKenna, and Jno Locke, Esqrs. j 
 
 Court of Probate, Judge. Gusiavus P Haliburton; Registrar^ 
 Cornelius While, Esqrs. Dhj). Reg'r. of Deeds, Cornelius White,! 
 Esq. Dep. Postmaster, R S Thompson, Esq. Coll'rs of C'lih-j 
 toms and Seizing Officers, Shelburne, Anthony F Forbe«; 
 Barriugton, Jno Crews, Esqrs. Coll'rs. of Colonial and 
 Light Duties, Shelburne, Cornelius Wliite; Bairington, Jniij 
 Crews, Esqrs. Commissoners of Schools, Eustt^rn Dislrici. 
 Rev 'J'hos fl White, Josh Snow, Robt Currie, Eiios Churchill; 
 JVcslern District, Win Ruhertson, Thos O Geddes, Jno W Ilornerj 
 O Wilson, jr. and Winlhrop Sargent, Fi>qrs. Trustees of liiel 
 Acndemy, Jno Robertson, Cornelius Wltife, Matt D McKenrwi 
 Winthrop, Sargent and Enos Churchill, Esqrs. U S Consulaij 
 Agent, Jno Robertson, Esq. Board of Land Comm'rs, Jno Kar-l 
 gent, Cornelius White, Jas Hamilton. Alex Hurnilton, Joshua 
 Snow, Geo H Deinstadt, and Geo Snyder, M 1). Eqra. iJep, 
 Land Surveyors, A D Harrinirton, and Jas Hamilton. Esqrr*. ' 
 
 Agricultural Societies — Sable River — Prest. Peter S}tearvvat(»r,' 
 Esq. Sec'y. Robert Cuirie, Esq. Barrinoton — Prest. Oba- 
 [diah Wilson, Esij. Sec'y. Jos Wickens, Esq. 
 
 Conint.v of ¥ari»oiith. 
 
 High Sheriff, John Bingay^ Esq. Comners, Geo Bingay, nnd 
 Matt Jeffery, Esqrs. |i 
 
 Supreme Court held at Tusket Village, on the Tups ncKlI 
 but one after the 4fh Tues of April; and at Yarmouth on t^ 
 last Tues. ofSeptr. Dep Protli'y Herbert IJuntington, Esq,! 
 
 Comm'rs for taking Kail in the Supreme Court, Herbert! 
 Huntington, Henry G Parish, and Abr Lent, Esqrs. I 
 
 General Sessions of the Pence, held at Tusket Village, oni| 
 the last Tues of April, an at Yarmouth, on the 8rd Tuesof Se|}lJ 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolvcnf 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferioi 
 Court were formerly empowered to perlbrm out of Court. — Hearyi 
 G Parish, Abraham Lent and Benj, Bingay Esqrs, 
 
10 Bingay, nndl 
 
 1845. 
 
 FAaMKRS ALMANACK. 
 
 77 
 
 JuBticei of the Peace, Henry G Fariuh, (Cu^tos), Uabriel B 
 Van Nordon, Benj Bmgay, Hon. Jas Bond, Reuben Clements, 
 Amot Baker, Jno Bingay, Jno McKinnon, David Van Norden,! 
 Abr Lent, Jno Ryder, Simon l)'Entremont, Thos Killam, Jnoj 
 flinders, Caleb Cook, jr. Matt Jeflery, Hon. Slayley Brown, Jno^ 
 Murray. Israel Harding, Nathan Hilton, & Elisha VV B Moody. 
 Eiqrit. 
 
 Clerk of the Peace and Clerk of License, Jno Tooker, Esq. 
 
 Court of Probate. — Judge, Thos V B Bingay; Reg'r. Henry 
 A Grantham. Esqr."*. D-p. Reg'rs. of Deeds, and Postmaster, 
 ilenrv (1 Farish, Esq. Collector!) of Customs, Yarmouth, Ar 
 Ihur While ; Argyle, Jno McKinnon, Esqrs. Wareliouse Keep- 
 er, landing Waiter and Searcher, Yarmouth, Alex J Babington, 
 Eiq. Snrveycr of Navigation, and Broker, Benjm Barnard, Esq. 
 Guuger, Jos BBond, Esq. Coll'r of Colonial Duties, HG ^arish, 
 Esq. Seizing Officer, Jno Phillips, Esq. Coli'rs of Light Duly,i 
 Yarmouth, Jos B Bond; Ar^yle, D Van Norden, fisqru. Coin-j 
 in'rs of Schools, Dis. and Township of Yarmouth, H G t "^rish,' 
 Jno BingHy, Jno Murray, Hon. Stayley Brown and Wm Harris ;' 
 Dis. and Township of ^rg7//e,Jas Lent, Jno Burke, Jno Ryder,j 
 Dominiqiie Boudreau and Israel Harding, jr. E^qrs. Comm'rsofj 
 the Public Cemetery, Hon. Stayley Brown, Eben Porter, and; 
 VVm H Townshend, Esqrs, U S Consular Agent, H'y A Gran-j 
 Iham, Esq. Agent for Lloyds, E W B Moody, Esq. Board of| 
 i^nnd Comm'rs, H Huntington, Jno Bingay and Abr Lent, Esqrs 
 Dtip. Land Surveyors, H Huntington and Abr Lent, E3qrs. 
 
 liftiik of Nova Scotia— Yarmouth Agency — Agents, Hon Stay-j 
 |ley Brown, and Hon Jas Bond. I 
 
 Agricultural Societies. — Yarmouth, Piest. Hon. Jas Bond, 
 Sec'y.Jos B Bond. Esq. — Akgvll. Prest. Malt Jeflery ; Sec'y.i 
 'J»< Bingay, Esqrs. . 
 
 r M County ofl^apci-BretoB]. 
 
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 Hitrh Sheriff, Joshua W Weeks, Esq. Coroners, Jno L Hill, 
 jand .Alfred Haliburton. Esqrs. i 
 
 j Supreme Court sits at Sydney on tlie last Tuos. of iday ; and 
 ,on the Idrtt Tues of Sept. Dep. Prolh'y., Chas E Leonard, jr.,j 
 jiE!»((. Comm'rs for taking Bail in the Supreme Court, Chas E 
 jLfonard, Chas R Ward, and Wm Ouseley, Esqrs. ; 
 
 j (ienerni Sessions of the Peace, held at Sydney, on the first 
 ,T(iei. of March. | 
 
 1 Juiticci of tlie Peace to e.xecute all Acts relating to Ineolvent; 
 Doblors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior' 
 Court were f)rmcrly empowered to perform out of Court: — Chas^ 
 |E J^eonard, Hon Peter H Clarke, Chas R Ward, Ciia McAlpinoJ 
 jKeii McLood and Jno Bourinot, Esqrs. 
 
 Coir.mlasionors Court held at Sydney on ti»e 1st Mopd;iv of! 
 Jan. March, Mav, July, Sept. Nov. Commissioners, Chas E 
 
 it:: 
 
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78 
 
 fahmbr's almanack. 
 
 184S 
 
 Leonard, Hon P H Clarke, Thos S Bown, Chas Barrington, and 
 Jno L Hill, Esqrs. { 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Chas £ Leonard (CuatoH), Hon Peter H 
 Clarke, Robt Ganimell, Jno McKinnon, Jno Meloney, Chas Bar- 
 ringtoii, Chas McAlpine, Win Onseley, Jno L Hill, Thos S 
 Bown Chas R Ward, Jno Clarke, Murdo McAskill, Ken Chis- 
 holm, Ken McLeod, Robt K Masters. Don McLeod, Jas R Dodd, 
 Phillip Dodd. Robt McNab, Geo Hill, Wm Warren. Jno Bouri- 
 not, J McLeod, C Barringten, jr. Saml G Archibald, N H Mar- 
 Itin, Wm Jones, Norman McDonald, Duncan Curry, Stephen Mc- 
 pherson, Duncan McRae, Jno Campbell, Arnold Holmes, Thos 
 iD Archibald, Jno Campbell, (of St. Paul's Island,) Jas McNeil, 
 |Wm Gammell, Jno Scott, Don McNeil. Rodk Ross. Jno Miinio, 
 iJos Slattery, Wm Armstrong, Don^ald B McNab, Douirald Ken- 
 jnedy, Wm Butler, Jn"» Fraser, Ronald Ross, Jas Sulhorland. 
 jsenr., and Jas Guinn, fisqrs. Cleik of the Peace, C R Ward, Esq 
 I Court of Probate, Judge, Hon Kdm M Dodd ; Reiristrar, Jhs 
 jMcKeagney, Esq. Dep. Reg^V. of Deeds, C R Ward, Esq. 
 jColl'rs of Customs, Sydney, Henry Davenport ; Tide Surveyor, 
 .and Seiziny- Officer, C Barrington ; Comptr., Landiii<r Waiter, 
 j& Coll'r of Colonial and Light Duties, Chas E Leonard ; Seiz- 
 !in^ Officer, Henry Cowley, Esqrs. 
 
 ; Dep. Postmaster, iSiyrfncy, N H Martin, Esq. Surveyor Qen. 
 'of Lnnds, Thos Crawley ; Asst. Surveyor Gen., H W Crawley, 
 
 Esqrs. Comm'rs of Schools, Rev H McKeagney, Hon E M 
 ■Dodd. II W Crawley, Chas E Leonard, Hon Peter H Clarke, 
 land ?;aml G Archibnld, Esqrs. Unittnl States Consul. \] H 
 
 Delavan, Esq. Auent for Lloyds, Hon P H Clarke. Fire- 
 
 jwardens. Sydney, Hon P II Clarke, C R Ward, and W R Bown, 
 
 '.Esqrs. Trustees of the Sydney Academy, Rev Chis Ingles, 
 
 liRev H McKe;iirnoy. Hon E M Dodd, Wm Ouseley and Chas. E 
 
 I, Leonard, Msqr.s. Board of Land Conim'rs., Hon. E jM Dodd, 
 
 Joshua. W Weeks tin fl G H Gcsner, Esqrs. Df|). Land Stirvt-yor,] 
 
 B Cos.-iit, Esq. Comm'rs for encoura<iing the SealFi^iliery, Hon. 
 
 Peter H Clarke, Saml G Arcliibald, and Jno Eouiinol, Esqrs. 
 
 ; Connn'rs ot'Strref?i. 1'. Jnst, J D Clarke, nnd Fras Oliver, Esqre, 
 
 A^i-ncultm-;!! SooioiiCH, Svd.\i;y. — Prest. Jno Onscdey, tlsq, 
 
 Sec'y. Alfred F Halibuifon, Esq. St. Patrick's Cl.annel.- 
 
 Presi. Dou^ald Kennedy, Esq. Soc'y. Dougald B McNab, Esq, 
 
 ,?:'^W ;j .R(1 * i'*W 
 
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 Coi^iity or Ri€lizaioB%cl« 
 
 /%/i sheriff, John A Fuller, Esq, Coroner, Geo E Jenn, Esq. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Arichat ou the Jst Tues of June; 
 und 'ist Tues of Octr. Dep. Proth'y. Andw. Madden Esq.i 
 i Comm'rs for takin;^ ijnjl in the Supreme (^ourt, Audw Madden, 
 Peter do Carteret, and Wm Crichton. Esqrs. 
 
 Goiicra! Sessions of the Peace, held at Arichat, on tlia Jst 
 Tues. of Mnrtih. 
 
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 1845. 
 
 FAKMBR 9 ALMANACK. 
 
 79! 
 
 Justices of the Peace to execute alt Acts relating to Insolventj 
 Debtors, and all other Acts which Judges of the late Inferior, 
 Court were formerly empowered to perform out of Court: — : 
 Peter de Carteret, Andw Madden, Jno Janvrin, Arthur Brymerj 
 and Wm Crichton, Esqrs. i 
 
 Commissioners Court held at Artrhat, on the 1st Monday of 
 Jan'y, March, May, July, Septr. and Nov. Comm'rs Andw 
 Madden, Jno Ballaine and Wm Crichton, Esqrs. | 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Jno Jean, (Custos). Clement Hubert, 
 Andw Madden, Chas McNab, Jno Janvrin, Wm Crichton,, 
 ipeter de Carteret, Jno Ballaine, Geo Bissett, Arthur Brymer, 
 Ijno Smith, Henry Martell, Don McLeod, Isaac Nicolle 
 JHemy Cowley, Hector McDonald, Thos Le Noir, Jno R Smith, 
 iJno Morrison, Desire Boudroit, Matt Heller, Wm Quin, Jno 
 iMatherson, Wm McCoy, Alex Mureiiison and Anth'y Oliver, 
 JEsqrs. Clerk of the Peace, J Turnhull, Esq. 
 ! Court of Probate, Judge, Chas F Harrington ; Registrar,! 
 Jas TurnbuU, E3()is. Dep Reg'r of Deeds, Jno Turnbull, Esq. 
 IColl'r of Customs. Jno Jean, Esq. Coll'r of Colonial and 
 'Light Duties, Jas Turnbull, Esq. Seizing Officer, Mr Simon, 
 iDoniivan. Dep Post-master, Anchnt, Jno Fuller, Esq. Comm'rs! 
 of Schools, Rev Jas Shaw, Rev J B iViiranda, Peter de Carteret,! 
 Andw Madden, Clement Hubert, and Wm Crichton, Esqrs. 
 Trustees of the Academy, Rev J B Miranda, Rev Pat McKeag 
 ney, Pefei de Carteret, .Andw Madden, Jas Turnbull, Norman; 
 iMcNeill, Jno Janvrin, and Jno R Smith, Esqrs. Board of Land. 
 Comin'rs, Jno A Fuller, D McNab, Arthur Brymer and 
 i , Esfirs. Dep. Land Surveyors, D B McNab, and 
 
 iRobt Sutherland, Esqrs. Comm'rs. for encourajfinsf the Seal 
 Fishery, Henry Martell, Geo Jean, and Jno R Smith, Esqrs. 
 Comm'rs. of Streets, Henry Miirteil, Jas Turnbull, Norman 
 •McNeil, Jno Janvrin, and Patk C Brennan, Esqrs. i 
 
 \ Asfriculiural Society, IliciiMorm, Central. — Prest. Wm Ciich-; 
 ton, Esq. Sec'y. Geo E Jean, Esq. 
 
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 €<!>ii3ttty or i as vermes*. 
 
 }Vs!:h Sheriff, Geo C Lawrence, Esq. Coro.ier, Duusier Tre-; 
 main, Esq. } 
 
 Sup>f>mo Court, held at Port Hood, on the 2d Tues. of June;ll 
 and '2d I'ue.-j. of Uctr. Dep. Prolh'ji. and Clerk of the Peace, Jno! 
 L Trenirtin. Esq. Comtn'rs for taking Bail in the Sup. Court,j 
 Jno L Treinain, Tlios de St. Croix, aiul Nat Clouoh, Esqrs. 
 
 General Sessions of the Peace, held at Port Hood on the Ist; 
 Tues. of March, and 1st Tues; of Octr. i 
 
 ■ Justices of the Peace to execute all Acts relating to Insolventj 
 Debtors, and all other Acta which Judsj;e3 of the h'.te Inferior 
 Court were formerly emnowered to perform out of Court: — 
 Andw McDonald, Jno L Trernain, Jno D Tremain, Henry Tay-; 
 lor, Wni McKeen, and Nat Cioiigh, Esqrs. 
 
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 FARMKR H ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 Coinmissionerf Court held at Port Hood, on the lit Mondny 
 of Jan. March, May, July, Sept. and Nov. CommiisionerR. Jno 
 L Tretnain, Jno Catnpbeli, Irad Hart, Matt Hawley, and Henry 
 Taylor, Esqrs. 
 
 I .1 unices of the Peace, Wm. McKeen, (CuKtos), Jno L Tre- 
 main, Irad Hart, Nat Clough, Hu^h Skinner, Henry Taylor^ 
 JMatt Hawley, Ken Chiiholm, Jno CampbelU Fredk Bown, Wra' 
 JBuck, Peter J Bronard, Don McLean, Geo C Lawrence, DonI 
 Cameron, Paik Dclany, Jas Hawley, Jno CHinpbell. Thog Ethe 
 ridge jr., Jno McLeod. Jno D Tretnain. Jno McLennan, Angug^ 
 McLennan, Jno Smith, Don Gray, Jas G Mc Keen, Peter Smyth,* 
 Don McDonald, Jno McLean, Wm McDonald, Alex McLean.j 
 lAlian McDonald, Thos de St. Croix, Don Beaton, Hugh Camp- 
 ;bell, Lauchlin McDonald, and Martin MePherson, Esqrs. 
 i Court of Priibate. Judge, Jno L Tremain ; Registrar, Hiram 
 jBlanchard, Eaqra. Dep. Reg'r of Deeds; Coll'r of Customs; 
 and of Colonial and Light Duties, Jno L Tremain, E.'^q. Dep.; 
 iPost-rnastern, Port Hood, Dunsier Tremnin ; Lnke «4tnsh'e, An-: 
 
 giis McLellan ; Judique, ; Plaisttr Cove, Natj 
 
 Clough ; Mabou River, Wm McEeen, Esqrf. Comm'ra of Schools; 
 Rev Alex McDonald, Rev Patrick McKeagncy, Rev Peter. 
 McLean, Wm Watts, J L Tremain. Wm McKeen, and Nal 
 Clough, Esqrs. Board of Land Comnrts., Geo C Lawrence, Jaa' 
 Hawley, Don Cameron and W Revell, Esqrs. Dep. Land Sur-j 
 veyors, Wm Revell and Jas McKenzie, Esqrs. Trustees of Port 
 Kood Academy, Rev Alex McDonald, Rev Pat'k McKeagney, 
 
 llev Peter McLean, Rev Miller, Peter Smyth, and Jno L' 
 
 Tremain. Eisqrs. Comrn'rs for encouraging the Seal Fishery^ 
 Henry Taylor, Patrick Delaney, ai)d Peter O'Quin, Esqrs. j 
 
 Agriculhiral S()cietieg--Por/ Hood.— Ptsst. Wm McKeen, Esq.' 
 
 #|t,Sec'y. Hiram Blanchard, Esq. Broad Core—Prest. Neil WcLel-i 
 
 liin, Esq. Sec'y. Martin MePherson, Esq. -Marj^arae — Preifjj 
 
 Miles McDonuld, E«q. Sec'y. Jno Munro, Esq. i 
 
 
 
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 riRMRRS ALMANACK. 
 
 81 
 
 Stafl* of the Army . 
 
 la Nova Scotia, under the commtind of Major-General St^ 
 
 Jp.nKMiAH Dickson, K. C B. 
 
 I Aide-de-camp.— Lieut. VV. F. Dickson. f>*2 F. 
 I Asst. MililHry Sec'y— Capt. C. Fred. Gibson, 70 F. 
 [I Dep. Quarter Master Gen.— Lt. Col. Jno. Biizalg. tie, unatt, 
 Major of Brigade, —Mjijor Sand. Tryon, uiialt. 
 StnflF Paymaster.— A. G. Blair, Hsq. 
 Dep. Com'y General. — VVu). Henry Robinson, Esq. 
 Asst. Com. General — Thos. C. Weir, fisq. 
 Dep. Asst. Cont. GenerHl'a— Ale\. Kdwartla H. VYm. VV. Klauti 
 
 and Edward Monk .Icniiin^t^fs Ksqrs. ! 
 
 Surgeon to the Forces. — VValt»:r Meiiry F'sq., P. M. O. | 
 
 Asst. Surireons toilit; Forced.— Thos. Alexaiuler, Jno.D.Gjnnt, 
 
 and Robert, Cof^per, EsqrH. 
 Apothecary to tl»e Force.'*. — .lim. Cartnr, F-sq. 
 Commandant. — Ijt. (-ol. P. D. (y,»lder, R E. 
 Town Adjutant. — S< dney, (J. B., Lt. li- Siitiicrlatid, li, p. ! 
 
 Barrack Masters. — Hajihux, Capt. W. J. Chttwynd. Annapo- 
 
 polis, Joseph Nonrian, ; ISydney, C. B., !S. Rij^l^y, F.s(jrs.| 
 Chaplains. — Halifax, Rev. Jiio. Tfios. Twining, I). i>.; Aniiu-, 
 
 polls, Rev. E. (iilpin ; SydiK-y, C. B.,.Uev. Ciias. Lj^rlea ' 
 Town Sergeant. — Halifax, VVm^Cahiil. 
 
 OaurtANCK Dll'AKT.MENT. 
 
 Storekeeper, Henry luce, Eui. Dep. Storekeeper, C, H. File, 
 Esqr. Clerl;3, Jas. Forrester, W. H Tapp, l.siac Righy, nod J,!i 
 Read, Es(ps.; Assistant Clerks, Win. M mlord, and G. Dupiiy.| 
 Esqrs. Master Carpenter, xVlr. C. N. Fife.. Master Aniio(irer| 
 Mr. Wm. Boyd. Gate Porter, Mr. W. Old. Storehoiiseirien.] 
 .J. Cormack, A. Beecher and C. Grant. Messengers, J. Devlin, 
 and J. Todd. 
 
 *? !;.!» 
 
 '" Enginerr Departmknt. 
 
 Commandinsr Officer, Lieut Col. P. D. CaMer. Capt. St. A. 
 jMolesworlh. Lieuts. Chas. Sim, Wm. M. lo'^lis, Jas. Roll, 
 Mann, .1. W. Lovell, and C. R. Rinney. Clerk of Works, Rich'd 
 jHawkln, Esq. Clerks, Thos. Goudge, Geo. J. Creed anjl Al- 
 fred Jenkins. Esqra. Foreman of VVorks, Mr. Thos. Hounslow, 
 Foreman of Carpenters, Mr. Jno. McKenzie.. Master Smith, 
 |Vlr. Wm Gossip. Foreman of Labourers. Mr. G. HaDiillon. 
 [Office Keeper and Messenger, Mr. Wra. Pickles. 
 
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 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE ARMY IN NOVA-SCOTIA. 
 
 Commandant, Lieut.-Col. Caldcii, R. E. 
 
 ! Royal J,rtilUry> 
 
 The Royal Arms 
 and Supporters, 
 with a Cannon, 
 
 over the Gun 
 and Quo fas et 
 Gloria ilucunt 
 below it. 
 " Waterloo" 
 Lt. Col. 
 
 H G Jackson 
 Majors 
 
 W E Locke 
 
 U W Freer 
 -. Capt. 
 
 iF Wodehouse 
 l.tf Lis. 
 
 I'R S Allen, q m 
 
 JF WSStW.adjt 
 
 {Chat. T Franklin 
 
 Ia C Pigon 
 
 i 2nd Lt. 
 
 F H Chmcellor 
 
 Adjt F W S Neil, 
 
 n 
 
 Q. M. R S Allen 
 
 It. 
 Sur^. T M Fogo, 
 
 M. D. 
 jBlue — facings red. 
 
 ■ 
 
 r' 
 
 ;■ I 
 
 Hi 
 
 Jas Robt Mann 
 J W Lorell 
 2nd Lt. 
 C R Binney 
 Scarlet — facings 
 blue velvet. 
 
 74th Hegt. 
 
 The Elephant. 
 
 " Seringapatam." 
 
 ♦• AHsaye." 
 
 •• Bunaco." 
 
 "Fuentesd'Onor" 
 
 ••CiiidadRodrigo 
 
 "Badajoz" 
 
 < 'Salamanca" 
 
 •' Viltoria" 
 
 "Pyrent^B" 
 
 •'Nivelle" 
 
 •'Orihe*" 
 
 ♦•Touloune" 
 
 "Peninaula" 
 
 Col. 
 Sir P lliall, K C 
 H. gen. 
 Lt Col. 
 Eyre J Crabbe, 
 
 k:h 
 
 Majors. 
 \y W Crawley 
 J Fordyce 
 
 Capts 
 C A Campbell, m. 
 A Fra An»ell 
 Hon T O'Grady 
 E Clarges Ansell 
 J Campbell 
 
 \Rnyal Engineers 
 *rhe Royal Arms 
 I and Supporters 
 j w.th a Cannon, 
 I •' Ubique." 
 over the Gun, 
 
 and Quo fas efjAnnesley Eyre 
 I Gloria dueunt]^ F de Saumerez 
 below it. 
 Lt. Cot. 
 Pat D Calder 
 Capt. 
 
 Pi A Moiesw.irth 
 Ut Lit. 
 iChaa Sim 
 tWn» Masonlnglis 
 
 G Tlio Evans 
 P W L Hawker 
 Alex Seton 
 Lieuti. 
 ICdw C Munns 
 G W Fordyce 
 3 Cardew, dp 
 m 
 
 O MonkJAnd, <f 
 
 adj. 
 Rob Walvh, adj. 
 Jno Inman 
 F W L Hancock 
 Jas W DeOutta 
 Jai Uuff 
 C Ayl Coatea 
 Tho W Rvanf 
 T Wallnut 
 Hon F W H F«n« 
 
 JCntigni. 
 J A MncQuean 
 W D SIceman 
 R P Hmith 
 Jno H Horton 
 Thoa H Williams 
 Fred Fdlowea 
 W C Hruce 
 J Nnpier 
 PM. 6 G Dunle- 
 
 vie, It. 
 Adj. R WaUh, H 
 QM. F Dunbar 
 Snr. A Cunmting 
 JiS. UQ Mont. 
 
 gomery, M.n. 
 Wm L Langley, 
 
 U.D. 
 
 Fflcinga White. 
 
 liijle iirigade 
 »iid nr.tt* 
 
 ♦* CopeiihftKen" 
 
 "Montevideo'' 
 
 •' Rolela" 
 
 '• Vifniern" 
 
 ♦' Corunna" 
 
 '• Bunflco" 
 
 •* Burroi^Bd" 
 
 •'Fuentes'dDnor" 
 
 ••CludodRodrigo" 
 
 ••Salttmanca" 
 •' Vltiorlft" 
 
 " Nivelle" 
 ••Nive" 
 
 ** Toulouae" 
 «• Peninaula" 
 •• Waterloo" 
 
 Colonel in Chiefs 
 'Arthur, Duke of\ 
 Wellington, K G 
 O C B li G C hJ 
 /. m. I 
 
 ColCommandant 
 Sir D L Gilmour, 
 
 KCB It gen 
 Lt. Col. 
 Richard Irton 
 
 Majors 
 Wm Sullivan 
 J Alex HenderaoB 
 
 Capts 
 Henry Capel 
 C DuPre lEgerton 
 A J Lawrence 
 E Holt Glegg 
 J H Eaten 
 8id Deck with 
 Win H Frankland 
 W H Bradford | 
 Hon E G Monck- 
 
 ton 
 W L Melllsh 
 W H Beresford 
 H 8 Waddington 
 
 Ist Lieuts. 
 W 8 Warren 
 G B Dawson 
 A Macdonell 
 W B Ramsay 
 FRElrington.oc/ 
 
 paymaster, r b 
 Lord A G Russell 
 Jo» Wilkinson,ad 
 C H Pollen 
 W M Aitchison 
 Hon R Chnrterii; 
 Wm H Lord Kil 
 
 niarnock 
 M M Hammond 
 
 act adj r.b. 
 J F IJeckwith 
 Albert de Latour' 
 
1845. 
 
 TIA. 
 
 ininiuU" 
 aterloo" 
 
 >l in Chiefs 
 ir, Duke of\ 
 nUtnn.KG 
 I k G C H 
 
 '. m. I 
 
 \mmandant 
 L Gilmour, 
 : B It g$n 
 4. Col 
 rd Irton 
 Majon 
 3nllivan 
 K Henderson 
 Capti 
 J Capel 
 Pre lEgerton 
 Lawrence 
 >lt Glegg 
 £i»ten 
 eckwith 
 H Frankland 
 
 Bradford 
 E G Monck- 
 
 , Melllsh 
 I Beresford 
 
 Waddington 
 tt Lieuts. 
 
 Warren 
 
 Dawson 
 lacdonell 
 J Ramsay 
 Elrington.ocn 
 ymaster, r b.|| 
 (/, A G Russell 
 Wilkinson.ad 
 
 Pollen I 
 
 M Aiichison | 
 I R Charterii 
 
 II Lord Kil- 
 larnock 
 A Hammond 
 et adj r.b. 
 
 lieckwith 
 ert de Latour' 
 
 1845. 
 
 FARMER't ALMANACK. 
 
 83 
 
 2nd Lieut$. 
 SirHTytY/hiuBt 
 W R C Spencer 
 Herculei Walker 
 Geo P Evelyn 
 ENeviigate, act 
 
 qua ma$ r b 
 
 Lionel Siandikh 
 C P Pennington 
 C E B Baldwin 
 Rich Henvitide 
 Arth Lowther 
 Wm Jan CoUille 
 Wm D M Best 
 
 P.V J New bury/I 
 jii/jr J Wilkinson, 
 
 Iff U. 
 QM Ed Flattery 
 Sg M Whit«,m </. 
 .^^•SHDownee.md 
 J Eraser, m d 
 
 Etgimentmt^— 
 Kreen, facing*— 
 black. 
 
 IHilitia of IVoTa-Scotia. 
 
 Commandrr-in-Chief — His Excellency the Right Honourable 
 
 Lord Viscount FALKLAND, G. C. H. 
 lu- A.. r«««»« S Lieut. Col. Edw. Cunard. jr. and Halifax R«gt. 
 Aides-rte-i.amp J ^^^^ ^^^^^ ^ McNab, N. S. M. unatt. 
 
 Faynnister-General — Lt. Col. Andw. Ricliardson, unnit. 
 Adjutant-General — Lt. Col. Edward Wallaco, tino/f. 
 Quarter-Master-General— Lt. Col. George N Eusaell, untUL 
 Major of Brigade— for the middle Distit^ I, Major The //on. 
 
 Michael Tobin, unatt. 
 Judge Advocate General — Andrew M Uniacke, Esq. 
 Surgeon General — Matthias M Hoflfmnn, Esq. M. D. 
 
 Volunteer 
 Artillery. 
 
 1st Company, 
 
 (Halifax.) 
 
 Lt. Col 
 Richard Tremain 
 
 Major 
 |James Cogswell 
 
 Capt 
 Joshua Lee 
 
 Lievts 
 [R'd Tremain, jr. 
 JaH Forman, jr. 
 
 2nd Company. 
 (Dartmouth.) 
 Major 
 las Tremain 
 1 Capt 
 
 lAlex Farquliaraon 
 
 Ut Lt 
 as R.'cNab 
 Qnd Lt 
 \h.ltx Lyle 
 Surgeon 
 
 Blue — facingt red 
 -lace gold. 
 
 \ 
 
 Ut Hx Regt. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Jas McNab 
 
 Majors 
 John Slayter 
 Jas Black 
 
 Captains 
 Thos Lydiard 
 Thos Adams 
 A B Richardson 
 
 PM 
 Robt Roman» 
 Thos C Kinnear 
 Edw Binney, Q m 
 Edw Lawson 
 W G Fife 
 Arch Sinclair 
 W G Anderson 
 Andw McKinlay 
 S S B Smith 
 
 1st Lts. 
 Wm Roche 
 Geo Lowes 
 Geo Mitchell 
 Thos W Cochran 
 Geo Pry or 
 JohnV Bazalgette 
 Jas Scott 
 Geo Gray 
 
 2d Lts 
 Lewis H Jacobs 
 Jafl S Richardson 
 Wm H Tidmarsh 
 W M Hoffman, 
 
 adj 
 Wm Scott 
 Jon Blanchard 
 Jas A Rathburn 
 Chas T Prescott 
 Poy A BRichard- 
 
 Captt 
 A G Eraser 
 J Edw Starr 
 Jas S Clarke 
 Henry Pryor, adj\ 
 U Mignowita | 
 E Cunard,jr U$0i 
 ( Mde-de-camtp.) 
 Geo H Starr 
 ThoH A Bauer 
 F B LeCain 
 
 1st Lts 
 
 eon, capt 
 Q JW Edw Binney 'S L Shannon 
 
 capt {J A Bauer 
 
 jfdjWMHoffmaniHenry Twinmg 
 
 It jChas Wright 
 
 Sur Jas C Hume, J no Thos Lan« 
 M D PS Archibald 
 
 JlssS R S Black, Jas Cog.*well 
 
 M D 
 
 Blue* •••facings 
 red — lace gold 
 
 2d Lts. 
 Edw Twining 
 Thos Archibald 
 Jas Mitchell 
 
 2d, or {Queen's) Wm Clarke 
 
 Halifax Regt 
 
 U. Col 
 Hon S Cunard 
 
 Majors 
 
 Chas J Hill, « co/.iThos U Tidmarsk^ 
 G B Creighton 'jno B Leishman 
 
 H'y Harvey 
 J E Cutler 
 G E Morton 
 G A F LeCain 
 

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 1845. 
 
 ,Ch«» Clarke. 
 Adj H Pr.Yor, ept 
 \Pay Hen Boggs 
 Iq AfCKeefler 
 \Swrg Chan Cogs- 
 
 I 'W«]l, M. D. 
 
 Ai$ 8 
 
 I Scarkl — facings 
 blue — lace silver 
 
 3rf. Hx. Regt. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 Edw Cunard 
 
 I Majors 
 
 .Daniel Starr,. 
 
 I 
 
 ! CaptM 
 
 C H Belcher, adj 
 R D Clarke 
 Jno Leslie 
 Adam Reid 
 E DucUett, P M 
 Thos Kenny 
 Fredk R Starr 
 J A Findlay 
 C J Doyle 
 Arch Harshaw 
 Wm Scott 
 
 1st Lts. 
 Martin Niforth 
 Robt Gruber 
 Chas H Ri^by 
 A H Taylor 
 B Wier, Q M 
 Jno H Crosskill 
 J J E DeMolitor 
 W H Knowlan 
 i 2d Lts. 
 [J S Belclrer 
 
 II S Planckley 
 Saml Story, jr. 
 Jno Anderi^on 
 ■Geo Rollings 
 Adjt. C H Bel- 
 ! cher, Capt 
 P M E Duckett, 
 i capt 
 
 \Qm B Wier, It. 
 j<S«rg-W Grigor, 
 
 U « 
 
 Green- — facings 
 black 
 
 Ath HtaRegt. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Wm A Black 
 
 Majors 
 Edward Pryor,jr 
 John Parker 
 
 Capts 
 John Parker 
 ThosPyke 
 Peter Power 
 H Yeomans 
 W Donaldson 
 Azor Stevens 
 Jno Dauphiney 
 Edw Allison 
 Nepean Clarke 
 
 Jldj 
 WB Hamilton 
 Ben E Black.;) m 
 lArch McDonald 
 Angus Eraser 
 Chaa M Cleary 
 Edward Albro 
 
 \8t Lts 
 Jno Martin 
 Chab Hamilton 
 Geo Leppart 
 Wm Carritt 
 Jas Richardson 
 Andw Mitchell 
 Robt Lawson 
 Jas Pryor 
 Jno Yeomans 
 J E Hosier man 
 D B Clarke 
 Jos Wier 
 S D S Huyghue 
 
 2d Lts 
 J Buchanan 
 Edw Ryan 
 James Saul 
 Geo Giono 
 Geo Monro 
 jChas Grey 
 VVm J Stairs 
 |Wm Richard'On 
 Wm M Allen, jr. 
 jWmE Brine 
 Thos H Mitchell 
 Jldj N i:\atVe,cpt 
 Pay B E Black, 
 Cpt 
 
 QmT Ho>-ternran Geo G Whidden, 
 Sur A F Sawersj p m 
 Green — facings Jas B M Chipmaa, 
 
 black 
 
 adjt. 
 
 6th Hx Begt. 
 
 LtCol 
 H A Gladwin 
 
 Mofor 
 Thos R Grassie 
 
 Capts . 
 Peter Ogilvie 
 Saml Braden 
 Jno Parker 
 Jas Brown 
 Robt A Logan 
 
 q m 
 Alex Keith 
 
 \st Lts 
 Alex McDougall 
 Jno Schultz 
 WG Archibald 
 David Archibald 
 Wm Dow ling 
 How Blades 
 2d Lts 
 jW Gladwin, a<//<. 
 W S Hutchinson 
 Stephen Boggs 
 Miles Logan 
 Geo Parker 
 Jno Tupper 
 lV1.ll Mclnnes 
 H A Gladwin 
 ^rf;W Gladwin ft 
 Q m Robt A Lo 
 
 gan, cpt 
 Sur W J Almon, 
 
 M n 
 
 Green — facings 
 1)1 a ck. 
 
 6th Hx. Regt. 
 
 Lt. Col 
 
 Jno E Fairbanks 
 
 Majors 
 H Y Mott 
 J M Chnmbetlain 
 
 Capts^ 
 Jas A ivloien 
 Jno Gammon 
 R M Barrati 
 
 "O'.t ' 
 
 .SdjtJBMChip^ 
 
 man, ept 
 P^VGC Whidden 
 
 ept 
 Surg T Desbrisay' 
 
 M D 
 
 Green, /actnglj 
 — black. 
 
 Colchester Regis 
 1st BATT. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 Jas Kent 
 
 Majors 
 Alex Jj Archibald 
 Jas D Blair 
 Adj. W C Eaton 
 
 cpt 
 
 QM J R Dodson 
 Sur W B Lvnds 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 Lt. Col. 
 Thos I Brown 
 
 Major 
 Jas Dickson 
 .;3JjEDeWDick 
 
 son 
 QM W Cutten 
 
 3d BATT. 
 
 Lt. Col 
 Hon A Campbillj 
 
 Majofs 
 Robt B Dickson 
 Alex Conkey 
 
Mdjt. Jos McL, QM Jno Jost 
 
 1845. 
 
 farmbr's almanack. 
 
 86 
 
 Dickaon, ^apt 
 QM Jat* Hepburn 
 eapt 
 
 Pictou Regtn. 
 
 l8t REGT. 
 1st Batt. 
 
 Lt Col 
 iGeo Smith 
 
 Major 
 Wm Corbett 
 Sdj Wm Harris, 
 
 It. 
 
 QM H Hatlon 
 Sur W J Ander- 
 son 
 
 2nd Batt. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Robt McKay 
 
 Major 
 Geo McDonald 
 Jldj3a» McDonald 
 QM Edw Smith 
 Sur Geo Johnston 
 
 Sur Jno Pyke 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 Wm F Dei»Barres 
 
 Major 
 
 Adj Jno Forbes 
 Q Jf J B Archi 
 
 bald 
 Sur Henry Elliot 
 
 2nd REGT. 
 Ist Batt. 
 Lt Col 
 J Carmichael 
 Major 
 Rodk McKay 
 Jno Holmes 
 
 Sydney Regts. 
 
 1st BATT. 
 LtCol 
 Jno Monro 
 Major 
 
 Adj A W Chis. 
 holm 
 
 Surg A McDon- 
 ald, M D 
 
 2nd Batt. 
 X< Col 
 David Murray 
 Major 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 X< Co/ 
 
 Robt N Henry 
 Major 
 
 Jos Symonds 
 
 .^dj W A Henry, 
 cpt 
 
 QM R J Forrest- 
 all 
 
 Sur Chas Creed 
 
 Adj J Huestis,epf 
 PM Tbos Page 
 QJIf J B Davison 
 .Sur S Mitchell 
 
 Parrtboro^ Corps 
 
 Lt Col 
 Jas Ratchford 
 
 Major 
 Jesse Lewis 
 ./34;CGRatcbford 
 ept 
 
 Hants Begt$. 
 Ist BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 R AMclleffey 
 
 Major 
 Jas D Fraser 
 Adj J Songster 
 
 cpt 
 PMU Kirtf;, It 
 QMEiUm O'Brien 
 Snr FC Pike, MD 
 A S David Wiley 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 
 Benj Smith 
 
 Major 
 Edw Murphy 
 Adj J Withrow, 
 
 cpt 
 QMDFnezt 
 
 Cumberland 
 Regts. 
 
 1st BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 Angus McDonald R McG Dickey 
 MjD Murray, cpt\ Major 
 
 Sur Jno Mitchell Benj Chapman 
 
 Adj T Chapman, 
 
 \Guy$boro' Regts 
 
 1st BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 IffoftR M Cutler 
 
 Major 
 
 Mj Robt Boles, 
 cpt 
 
 ept 
 
 QMG Purdy 
 Sur Elijah Purdy 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Geo King 
 
 Major 
 Hen Purdy 
 
 3rd BATT, 
 
 Z,/ Col 
 Daniel Wier 
 
 Major 
 Fras Parker 
 Adj Jno Cochran, 
 
 Q M D Cochran 
 Sur H Hooper 
 
 ^dj H Ge»ner.c;)< 
 QJI/JasM Dickey 
 6'ur C Hamilicn 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 Joseph Crane 
 Majors 
 Jno Fuller 
 
 Adj C H Rand, 
 
 ept 
 PM Jno Fisher 
 QMJ L Locklwt 
 Sur W B Webster 
 AS £ L Brown 
 
 8rd BATT. 
 'Lt Col. 
 Jon Crane 
 
 Major 
 David Davidson 
 .^d; S Sharpe, ept\ 
 QJIfHWMorwe 
 Sur J J VanBurin 
 
 Annapolis Regts 
 
 Ist BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 Major 
 Thos Ritchie, li 
 
 col 
 Adj G S Milledgf^ 
 
 It 
 QM Jas Gray 
 Sur B Gilpin 
 ./fSMorrisonOaki 
 
 Kings Regts . 
 1st BATT. 
 LtCol 
 W C Moore 
 Majors 
 Jno Wells ' 
 Tim Barnabe 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Caleb Shafner 
 
 Major 
 Elijah Phinney j 
 Adj R Stone, c/)t| 
 QJi/ .Tno RosH 
 S«r Jno Primrose; 
 
 H 
 
 Digby Regts. 
 let BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 Th os Rug gles 
 
 I 
 
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 I 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 FARMIR^S ALMAKACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 I Major 
 
 J A Timpnny 
 Adj H Stewart. 
 
 'Q^jMTRmnll 
 ,Surino Lightfooi 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 
 Sum Doucctt 
 Major 
 Satnl Cjtmpbell 
 Adj H B«rr 
 qMH Barr, jr 
 Svr H D Rugglen 
 
 Shelburne JRcgtt 
 
 Ui BAT,T. 
 
 I It Col 
 CorncliuB While 
 j Major 
 |Wm II olden 
 Adj I ti Erii»low, 
 
 cpt 
 Q M Audw Bor- 
 
 clay 
 5ur A Jamictton 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 
 U Col 
 W B Sargent 
 
 ^«l; Jno Snrgent 
 Q^/SODo«ne 
 
 Yarm-uth RegtH 
 
 l»t BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 Abram Lout 
 
 Major 
 
 J McKiiinon 
 
 Adj I) Van Nor- 
 
 den, cpt 
 QMjyH Hat 
 
 field 
 Sur G J FarUb 
 1.4 S J C Fariib 
 
 MMM 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 
 LtCol 
 
 Jno Bingay 
 
 Major 
 
 (i B Van Norden 
 
 Q jf/ Jon Tooker 
 P^/ W H Keating 
 '^ur H G Farbh 
 A SiB Bond 
 
 P.VDanl Owen,ft 
 Sur Edw Bolman 
 
 Lt Cot 
 JahR Dewolf 
 
 Majort 
 Jon Dewolf 
 iMat ParkH 
 .^(ij W Freeman 
 
 ept 
 PM 8 P Freeman 
 QM A Cowie 
 9Mr D Grieve 
 
 Lunenburg Regs 
 
 Ui BATT. 
 
 Lt Col 
 
 Hon VVm Rudolfl 
 
 Majort 
 rienry Oxner 
 Cuoper Oxner 
 .^(/jGT Solomon 
 W t) 8 Grnnt 
 Sur G Jacobs 
 
 2nd BATT. 
 LtCol 
 Jno fieckman 
 
 Jno Hunt 
 
 Adi U Ernst, cpt 
 
 QM A Gaetx, /t 
 
 Srd BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 Jno H Kaulback 
 
 4th Batt. 
 
 LtCol 
 Jno McKinnon 
 Major 
 ^4^ J P Millet, q»i| Don McLeod 
 
 4th BATT. 
 
 LtCol 
 Jno Creighton 
 
 Majors 
 Jas S Thompson 
 Peter Strum 
 Adj M Schmidt, 
 
 cpt 
 Sur J Sieverman 
 
 Adj J Brown, cpt 
 Q M Don Munro 
 
 Cape Breton. 
 
 Col Comm. 
 Tho8 Crawley 
 
 1st REGT. 
 Ist Batt. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Chas £ Leonaru 
 
 Majors 
 H W Crawley 
 Saml Plant 
 A(:j S Rigby, cpt 
 Sur Thos £ Jean 
 
 2nd Batt. 
 
 Lt Col 
 Saml G Archibald 
 
 Major 
 Jon Jones 
 Adj Jno Smith 
 QM D McRea, // 
 
 Srd Batt. 
 
 LtCol 
 
 Hon P H Clarke 
 
 Major 
 Jno Scott 
 Adj G H Gesner 
 Sur H B Forman 
 
 2nd REGT. 
 
 1st Batt. 
 Lt Col 
 Jno Janvrin 
 Majors 
 Morgan Do^le 
 Peter de Carteret 
 Adj D Campbell 
 QJ/H McDonald 
 Sur And Madden 
 
 2nd Batt. 
 Lt Col 
 
 N H- Martin 
 Major 
 Jno Cameron 
 Adj D Pellier,cj»<| 
 
 3rd REGT. 
 1st Batt. 
 Lt Col 
 Wm McKeen 
 
 Major 
 Jno Campbell 
 Adj J L Tremaiiil 
 
 QM W Watt* 
 
 2nd Batt. 
 Major 
 Henry Taylor 
 .4(f; R McKinnon; 
 
 cpt 
 QMDon McLean 
 
 4th REGT. 
 Ist Batt. 
 Lt Col 
 Nat Clough 
 Major 
 Jno Campbell 
 .^(/jDonGray.cft 
 QMH MoDoaald; 
 
 
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1845. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 87 
 
 THE IVATY. 
 
 Commnnderin-Chief on the West Indian Halifax, and ^etvfound 
 land Station, His Excellency Sir Ciiarlcs Adam, K. U. 13.! 
 Vice Adiniralof the White. 
 
 Commodore Alex. R. Sharpe* C. B. 
 
 Secretary Jas. A. Smith, Esq. 
 
 Fiag Lieut Jus. E. Katon, Esq. t^' an- ^ 
 
 Officers op H. M. Naval Yard, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Storekeeper Alex. Eliott, Esq. "**' ' *'' 
 
 Clerks Restell Ratsey, and Jaa. G. Ritchie, 
 
 Esqrs. ' ^ ^.^^^ 
 
 Officers of H. M. Victualling Yard, Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Storekeeper Alex. Kliotl, Esq. 
 
 Clerk in Charge J. VV. McEwen, Esq. 
 
 COLUMBIA.^ Steam Surveying 
 
 Vessel. ;^^ii 
 
 Lieiit Com ••Jno Harding 
 
 lAeuti P F Shortland 
 
 M G H W Ross 
 Master ...-T W R Pike 
 
 Surg' • Jas M Deas, m d 
 
 Clerk TC J Dryden 
 
 lELECTRA, 18. Sloop. 
 
 [Commander Arthur Darley 
 
 [LieutM Jas Lowry 
 
 Si nl Morish 
 Edm L Strangway 
 kiter ••••Jas B Andrews 
 
 'urg GTMMartIn 
 
 \Paymaster ) 
 4" Purser ) Geo J Starr 
 hi Surg ••JabRae f-::/t/i 
 lURYDICE, 26. ^ *^' 
 
 Oapt Geo Elliot \. 
 
 lieuts Edm Heathcote 
 
 Geo H Gardner 
 Jno DeC A Agnew 
 Chas H May 
 lijit IJ Mar • • R S Moubray 
 Waiter ••••Jno Buidwood 
 
 purg Jno G WiJJiaihs 
 
 paymaster ) 
 
 [ If Purser ) Henry Brenton 
 
 Vot) Instrue F W Bonter 
 
 iit Surg .... Wm T DoiuvMe 
 
 |d Master • • R A BurHtal 
 
 Brigantine. 
 
 Brigantine. 
 
 GLEANER. Skam Vessel 
 
 Tender. 
 2d Master ..Henry Hill 
 
 GRIFFON, 3. 
 
 Lt Com ....Chas Jenkiii 
 Ast Surg ' . . .David Thomson 
 2rf Master • • 
 Clerk Jas F Phillips 
 
 HERMES. Steam Sloop 
 
 Lt Com '...Waphinjfton Carr 
 Jlst Surg '*•'}»» W Moffatt 
 2d Master ..Geo B J Swaine 
 Clerk EB Robins 
 
 HORNET, 6, 
 
 Lt Com . . . • Kubt B Miller 
 
 Master • « • • 
 
 Jlst Surg . . . .Wm D Kerr, m d • 
 
 Clerk 
 
 HYACINTH, 18. Sloop 
 
 Commander. Fraa Scott 
 Lieuts Colin Y Campbell 
 
 rt , WmJ R Card 
 
 Const G Gllnn 
 
 Master ....Wm W Dillon 
 
 Surg Wm Mac U ea 
 
 Paymaster ) 
 
 ^ Purser ) Thos Hnckhigs 
 \;Sst Surg • . . . Jno Gordon 
 
 ILLUSTKIOUS, 72. FlagSlnpl 
 
 \Capt Jno G Erskine 
 
 \Commandtr Arthur Forbes 
 
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 ■*S! 
 
 FARMER'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845;! 
 
 Lieuti 
 
 Additional 
 
 Cnpt Afar - 
 ist Lis Mar 
 
 Master ... 
 Dip Med > 
 Inspector \ 
 Chaplain • • 
 Pay master } 
 Sf Purser 5 
 JVav Instnic 
 Jist ^ttrg • • • • 
 'Additional 
 
 • ChaH H lieddoev 
 R S Hewlett 
 
 E P B Von Donop 
 Wm H Kennedy 
 G B Rutherford 
 ThoH Sibbald 
 Jus E Katon, F L 
 Jno H Siiairp 
 H G St J Mildmaj 
 Jno O Johnson 
 .Hugh Flvans 
 P H Fellowes 
 Chas F Menzies 
 
 • Chart Pupe 
 
 Wm Lindsay, M d . 
 Rev Tho» W Barnett 
 
 Wm Thompson 
 Alfred W Lane, A m 
 'Jno Page Hurke 
 C T S Kevern 
 Walter Traill 
 Jas C Walsh 
 Win H Bent 
 Geo H Ryan 
 Jas A J Addison 
 
 2d Master .1 . 
 
 I MAUN. 72. Recv. Ship. 
 
 Jamaica. 
 Commodore Alex R Sharpe, C B 
 Commander Henry M E Allen 
 
 Lieuts Chns Seaver 
 
 H L Griffiihs 
 Master ....Geo Biddlecombe 
 Surg . , ***.AIex Cross 
 Chaplain Rev Hen W Taylor 
 Paymaster ) • ... 
 
 ^ Purser. I Wm Bailey 
 Ast Surg . . . . ^ ^ ■ , , , 
 
 Additional . .^.^ „if'},%»iVjv 
 2d Master . . 
 
 INCONSTANT, SC. 
 
 Chaplain Rev Jos W Dickson 
 JVav Instruc Fras W Fowler 
 Surg .... Jail ii^mith 
 Paymaster > ,, 
 
 Sf Purser ) Wm Bowden 
 Asl .Vitr;? •• "Edw Groves 
 2nd Master H McAusland 
 LARK. 2. Schooner. 
 
 Surveying VeRScl. 
 Lt Com •••• Geo B Lawrence 
 AstSnr^' ••• 
 2d Master Tho- Earl 
 
 Clerk Jno Hay ward 
 
 PICKLF:, 2. Schooner, 
 
 Lt Com .."Jos A. Bainbridge 
 Ast Surg"" 
 2d Master ..NJLoane 
 
 • ••Jas Bhambier' 
 
 Hon Montague Slop^ 
 
 fold 
 Jno Macdougall 
 Kdw H Kennelt 
 Kichard R Western 
 Horace M Baker 
 Will R Searle 
 G B Pnddicombe 
 Geo FiJmer 
 Rtv Wm NSnowe 
 
 iu, 
 
 Cnpt 
 Lieut a 
 
 |l.«f Lt Mar 
 i2nd Lt Mar 
 [Master . • » ■ 
 
 Chas H Freemantle 
 Thos S Hill 
 Geo Blane 
 Henry Ch (dwell 
 Wm H Rushbrooke 
 Alex C Gordon 
 C J Hadtield 
 W B HaberfieW 
 Geo C Dowers 
 
 Clerk 
 
 PIQUE, S(), 
 Capl 
 
 Lieuts • • • • 
 
 1st Lt Mar 
 2d Lt Mar 
 Master •.• 
 Captain • • 
 
 Surg Wm Folds 
 
 Paymaster > 
 
 ^ Purser ) Jas Gile^ . 
 J\''av Inst rue Geo Foster 
 Ast Surg • • • • Robt Bernard 
 2d Master • • 
 PYRAMUS, 4'^. Becv. Ship. 
 
 Halijax 
 ROMNEY, 30. Recv. Ship. 
 
 Havnnnah. 
 Lt Com .•••Robt LeM McCM 
 
 Surg Juo Findlay 
 
 Ast St&g* - •'. 
 2d Master •• 
 Clerk Geo G Nelson 
 
 ROSE,. 18. Sloof 
 
 Commander Henry R Sturt 
 Lieuts • • • • W H Dobbje 
 
 Percy Parkhurst 
 
 Jno Palmer 
 Master •••• David N Welch 
 Surg Robt Stevenson 
 
 •4«*i 
 
1645. 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 8d 
 
 Paymafter 
 !f Purser 
 Jst Surg • • • 
 ISCYLLA, 
 Commaudtr 
 
 Lieuti •••• 
 
 Master ••• 
 
 Surg 
 
 Paymaster 
 :^ Purser 
 
 \M Surg . • 
 
 5 Robt Ijoney 
 .Jno Jeffcott 
 
 1<). Sloop 
 
 Robt Sharpe, Kt. of 
 Tower and Stvord 
 
 VVm C CoffiQ 
 
 Arch D Jolly 
 
 • Wm Woodyer 
 
 • AuguetUK Slight 
 
 5 John Tweedie 
 
 • •ChasG Campbell 
 
 SPARTAN, afi. 
 
 Capt 
 LietUs 
 
 Hon C G J B Elliot 
 Edw Tathatn 
 Koss M Floud 
 Jno Dunsterville 
 Thoa H Lj^vagbt 
 J H Mercer 
 Rich'd G VVUli 
 Harry Goldney 
 
 Ut LI Mar 
 Master • • • • 
 
 Surg 
 
 Paymaster ) 
 
 Sf Purser ) Jno H Greaves 
 JV*av Instrue Jait Stephen 
 JJst Surg • • • 'Thos Wallace 
 
 ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 riSHINTG 
 
 AND TiiC^LI^E. 
 
 ■\- 
 
 C. H. BELCHER 
 
 Mas on 8nle, the most complete outfit for a Fly Fisher, con 
 sisting of KELLY'S 
 
 Salmon and Trout Rods ; | 
 
 th-ee OLfidfour piece (London) Trout and General RoDSjj 
 'with spare top, partition bag, &c., complete j very superior! 
 patent *iZ/r and /jair .,, -rv^'t^ •>:;» ;Wv»r^--i'.r \ 
 
 I Trout and Salmon f Jnes, j 
 
 'diffsrent lengths from 20 to 100 yards each ; platted silk lines j; 
 |2 and 3 yard Casting Lines; 2 12 yard treble gut Salmoa 
 iCasting Lines; Salmon Gaffs; Gut in hanks ; Silver and Goldj 
 iThread, different widths ; Trout Baskets, various sizes ; Baitj 
 iKettles ; Landing Nets and Handles; tloop Nets; Drinkingi 
 Flai^ks : Sportsmen's Knives ; Weighing Machine and Measur-| 
 ing Tapes, a very large, varied, and most complete assort'S 
 jnient of 
 
 ! Salmon and Trout Flies ! 
 
 ! Bait Hooks ; Kill Devils ; Leather, Lace, and Glass Minnowj' 
 fTrout Spinning Tackle; Disgorgers; FLY BOOKS; China[ 
 Twist ; plain and multiplying REELS ; Clearing Rings ancJf 
 prags; Angler's Defence; Angler's Friend; Rings and Keepters;' 
 "wiveis ; Salmon & Trout Hooks, assorted sizes, &.G. 
 
 ALSO — Eley's patent Wire Cartridges, water-proof percuiF«| 
 [jaion caps ; and chemically prepared Felt Wodding. 
 
 112 
 
90 
 
 farmer's almanack. 
 
 1845. 
 
 THE PENiNY CYCLOPEDIA 
 
 or the Society for the DUTusion of UseAil Knowledge, 
 
 COMPLETED. 
 Forming Twonty-seven Volumes, extending to 14,000* Pages. 
 
 COMPLETE. 
 
 FIRST SEllIES OF TIIK I'EXNV MAG.AZINE 
 
 Of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. 
 
 In Nine Volumes contniniiigf 4,500 puges of letter press, andj 
 
 1800 Engravings. 
 
 Volume Xn., being tlie Third Volume of the New Series. 
 
 The two previous volumes of the Series are profusely illudlra- 
 ted ; and •luriii" each yoar .sevt^ral series of connected papers 
 ;are gixeii. so as to form a continuous subject of entertainnicnl 
 rtjid instruction. 
 
 ©Jje ^fctorfal J^tt.sicum of ^nfmatctJ TCaturc, 
 
 WITH. FIVE THOUSAND WOOD CUTS. 
 
 [To be completed in 'F'wenty-five Monthly Parts, Forming Two 
 handsome Folio Volumes. 
 
 COM PLET E. ^>*^ *^^ ^*^ *'"' 
 
 The FEctorsnl Blif$toi\v of Dnj^Saaid, 
 
 Being a History of the People as well as a History oj th» 
 
 Kin^donu 
 
 i:*M^I 
 
 • t^^.." 
 
 ' 5.»»' /: 
 
 
 M.I.USTRATM) WITM MANY IIU.VnRED WOODCUTS 
 
 iOf Monuiixnitid Uecords; Coins; Civil atid Military Costume; 
 jU.omestic Building's, Furniture, Ornaments ; Calhedralri ami; 
 'other Works of Aiehitecturu ; Spoils and other Illustrations of^ 
 !M-«niie;s ; Mechanical Inventions ; Portraits of Eminent Persons;^ 
 and Hemurkable Historical Scenes. 
 
 By GEORGIA L. CRAIK a.nd CHARLES MacFARLANE, 
 
 ASS!ri;TFI» BY OTHKIl CONTRI BL'TOKS. ' '; 
 
 ;' / ,- In Four Volumes super-royal 8vo. ?'. ' %." 
 
 Under the Suptrinlcndnnce of the Society for the Diffusion 
 ' of Useful Knowledge. 
 
 This Worli contains Portr.iita and Memoirs of tlie most lUns-j 
 trions Persons of ail Countries. The Portraits have beenexecu- 
 led by eminent artists from the most authentic onjrinals ; and 
 the Memoirs have been drawn up with the greatest care and 
 impartiality. The Seven Volumes of which the Work consists 
 c6litain JG8 Portraits. /-.^ .» smV* jjieijsn s^eni' 
 
 For Sals by C. H. Belrher. Halifax. _ 
 
1845. 
 
 FARMER'S ALMAMAOK. 
 
 91 
 
 HjHipis msmmjL'ssc^mi 
 
 
 ,,i iih'A .Urn'A (« I'tii.'fl 
 
 The National Loan Fund Life Af»nrftB«a tooUtf* 
 
 OP LONDON. 
 
 <nVoA'3 .n.!>«\ Capital je500,000 Sterling. 
 
 CONTINUE to e£fect Insurnnce on Livoi, Joint Liven. SurviTor- 
 ships, &c. &c. (approved ot by the locul Boni'd, tit Iirtli(nx,)ot'{ 
 persons residing in Nova Scoti», New Brntiiwick, Prini'« Kdwurd 
 Island, iind Newfoundland. Terms as niudui'tile af tliuMt of any' 
 other respectable Company in London, and uvcry fiicilKy 
 and intbrniation will be afforded to l!.(»se who are deslroiiV 
 to avail themselves of this wise and beniHuunl liKiliiution which 
 both provides for the wants of the AHKUrod, wkUt living, and 
 secures at his Denihfa comfortable indepunduni;^ to the berenved| 
 wife and family, and thus mitigates the tniti&ry and denclalion; 
 which too often follow that awful, but sure e\eni, which must. 
 happen to all." Apply to the Matkaging Director and A)fenlJ 
 nt Halifax, or to either of the Sub-Ageuti, from whom 9\ory in- 
 formation may be obtained. 
 
 LOCAL BOARD AND OFFICERS, 
 
 
 Local Diroiitors. 
 
 Or THK Halifax Brancb. 
 G. P. Lawsou, Esq. 
 T. K. Grassir, Esq. 
 J. E. Stark, Esq. 
 •F. R. Starr, Esq. (Manager and Ag»»nt. ) 
 
 T'»e Hon. tiie Attorney General, Standing C(>uniet. 
 
 J. C. Halliburton, Esq., Solicitor. 
 
 \V. J. Almon. m.o. Esq. Physician and Medlc;^ i^'xaminAr. 
 
 Two thirds of all premiums paid on Life Policial loanitd to (he 
 Policy holder when required. 
 
 Leave to travel, includintr sea risk— extenilve and llbflral. 
 
 A person may effect Insurance on the life of a party indebted 
 to him : or he may insure the life of A. and B., payabttf at the 
 (lenlh of either. 
 
 Fkmales— insured at the rate applying to om ytar Utt than 
 iheir actual age. , . .,, v,-!,,,.,, ^j,ii->.;?.„u :.HU(^-r/i«a.(ki' , i..tt ^at. 
 
 Blanks of all kinds furnishea gratit on application to> ^.,,^ ^ 
 
 yi ■a.r-*r<»jvfe . -.ii //-^^i r^- 'l ■; 
 
 Halifax, Nova Scotia. 
 
 FREDERICK R. STARR, 
 
U3 
 
 fARNRa'i AI.MAMACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 SInUrti Bingtiom HiU Ussiitance Comvanff. 
 
 8, WATKHLOO PLACRi PALL MALL, LOKUON. 
 HO^OHAIiY PUKflMKNTS. 
 
 Earl of Errol, Earl ol' Couriown, EnrI Leven and Melville, 
 Earl olNorbiiry, EHrlnt'Stnir, EnrI 9< men, Viscount Falkland^ 
 LiOid E^I()btniiloii«, Lord Bolhitven mid Stenlon. 
 
 DlliK<TON». 
 
 J. Stuart, Enq. Chairman. W. PlHflU«t. E«n. Dep. Chairman. 
 
 SaiiiuHl Anderson, Eiq. CliHf. Downe;*. Esq. 
 
 H. Blitir AvHriie, Ef(|. IlanantiRl DcC^^aitro, Esq. 
 
 Morion Belniunno. Liq, ' (/liarief Graham. E^«q. 
 
 Edw. Boyd, Eiq. JieiuUnt. Vr<n\. C. Miiitland, Esq. 
 
 E. Lennox Boyd, ^htil, do. Jtdiit Uitchie, Esq. 
 
 Agent at Halifax, N. S. ALEX. G. ERASER, Eiq. 
 
 itapitai ^nt smiUon Mtvlinn. 
 
 Tliis Company, efftabtiffhed by act of Parliament, and whoie 
 rates will be found on Uie lowtfKt gcale of any offered to the 
 public, affords the mnet perfi.'Ct focurity. 
 
 The easy and ready mode for a person of moderate income to 
 •secure by Buch an orran^ement a provinion lor liia family, i» 
 obvious. — for inatancp, a iiian (»f 25 yearn old, may, by an annual! 
 payment of £'2S 10:), lor the firjit fivw yenrc, and afterwards the 
 lull preiniiim of £57 12 (J yearly, secure to bis v^ido^- and children 
 (l Ills death, the payment of no loi^s than £M(iO() subject only to; 
 the deduction of £144 t 3, being the amount of premium unpaid.i 
 
 This Company hoUh out in varlouu olher reopects, preat inducemenls; 
 to the public, and when ftuch fitrilili«» ore afforded, it ih clenrly a moral 
 duty in every man, who it* not poftfenteil of « fortune, but cf an Income 
 However limited to Inwure hi** Life for a mm which may yield a comfort- 
 ible provision to flio>*« who during hiw life have been dependant on him, 
 or who at hie death would be rendered deMiiute or in want. j 
 
 In caHe of perHonH Innuring for the whole term of Life by the Table of! 
 Rate* which allowt* a participation tn the extent of iteo thirds ofthe\ 
 projits, in preference to that of the reduced ratett, their share of profiti! 
 will be added to the amount of their texpective Policies, or deducted from! 
 their future Preroium^t at period* of not lens than live and not exceedingj 
 eeven years. I 
 
 The liigh opinion entertained of thi« office from the rommenrement ofj 
 itsbuHineas, March IH84, and it» progressive prosperity and stability waul 
 manife-it at the first General Meeting of the Proprietors of this Company,' 
 held at their Ofiicf, London, 1st July, 1841, William Plasket, Esq. inj 
 he Chair, the persons assured under the participating Rates withpro^ 
 [fits, had two per eent. per annum appropriated to them from thsi 
 Hates of their Policies, applicable nt their option either as an increase to 
 the amounts due on their Policies when they became exigible, or in dimi- 
 nutiq^n of the annual premiums paid on them. j 
 
 Blanks, and any information requircd« will be furnished at the Office of 
 
 Halifax, Nova ^cotia^ YEOMANS & ERASER, i 
 
ms. 
 
 rARMUR'S ALMANAUK. 
 
 i»u 
 
 .ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, 
 
 ov 
 HERTFORD, CONNECTICUT, •' 
 
 ;. 
 
 CAPIT^IL 200,000 A^OIiLARS, 
 
 WITH LIUCKTr TO INCREASi: THE SAME TO UaLK A MILLION OF 
 
 DOLLARS. 
 
 Offer to Irviure every speiies of Insural)le personal Property 
 
 •M gainst Lonu or t^amage by Fire, 
 
 The ^Etna Insurance Company was incorporated in 
 
 18 19, anil the reputation it has acquired for promptness and 
 
 'liberality in the adjnstmeiit, arid payment of Losses, requires no 
 
 additional pledge to entitle it tu A, liberal share of public patra 
 
 inage. 
 
 Efery information alTorded on application to 
 
 ARCHIBALD SCOTT, 
 , - L . ,,- - . AoKNT for Noi'a Scolia, Prince Edxoard 
 
 Islandj and Newjuundland, 
 Standing Counsel, 6. Mukooch, Esq. 
 Solicitor,. ....... S. L Shannon, Esq. 
 
 Halifax, 1st .January, 1845. 
 
 Or to the following gentlemen Sub-Agents, viz. : — 
 Pidou, Henry Hhi('kH<lar, Esq. ; Ouiisboro'. F. W. Denbarres, 
 Esq. M. P. P. ; Jlnti^onish, Wm. Irisli, Esq. ; Lunenburic, Henry 
 S. Jest, Esq.; Livtrpoil, Suiiiuel F. Fairbanks, Esq. M. P. ?. ; 
 Varmoulh^ Henry A. Gianiham, E^q. ; Bridgetown, Stephen S 
 Thome, Esq. .•«. P. P. ; Disby. Chas Budd, E.sq. M. P. P.; 
 Windsor,^. Wilson, Esq. ; Chester. II, D. Clarke, Esq. ; Charlotte 
 Town, P. E. I. H^nry Sianiper, Esq. ; St. John's, N. F. Jauies 
 Shannon Clift, Esq. 
 •loli t-^^'-v^ j-^^m'Ht. ., — ♦. 
 
 I2agle lL(fe ^jissurance ^ompans oC lLontron, 
 
 Establiohed by Act or ParliamsBt} in 1807. 
 
 WITH 
 A BUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, NOW fiXCKEDINO A MILLION STERLIN6. 
 
 Four-fifths, (or 80 per cent.) of the profits, allotted to the At 
 •uied, every seven years. * 
 
 pRosi'ECTUs', and every infprmntion furnished on application 
 to ARCHIBALD SCOTT, Agknt. 
 
 '• • - Office^Np.'30,Btdford-R9t». 
 
 Matthias Hoffman, Esq. M. D. t v-v " 
 
 Medical Examiner. ^y.v, '/:X: 
 
 Hrtlifax, N. S. Jan. 1, 1845. 
 
i 
 
 9i 
 
 rXRMBR'S ALMANACK. 
 
 1845. 
 
 JAMRS BOWES, 
 
 BOOK, AND FANCY JOB PRINTER, 
 
 No. 6, Barrington Street, — Halifax. 
 
 Cards, JjIII Eleads, and every kind of Printing 
 
 Fxecnted in the bent Style, and f 'heap. 
 
 VALUABLR NEW WORK. 
 
 A Collection of the best P^alm oml Hymn Tunes, now 
 used in the B. N. A. Colonies; with a variety of others, select- 
 ed from the m'^st approved authors, and a copious introduction 
 to vocal music. 
 
 PUBLISHED BY JAMES DAWSON, PICTOTT. 
 
 Sohl wholesale by the publisher, and C. H. Belcher, Halifax, 
 and retailed by Booksellers and Agents throughout Nova Scotia 
 and Prince Edward Island. ^ 
 
 BOOX-SELLER AND STATIONSRy 
 
 OPPOSITE THE PROVINCE BUILDING. 
 
 Keeps constantly on hand, and offers for sale at the lowest rates, 
 |a choice assortment of Quillo, Wafers, Wax, Penknives, and 
 every article in the Stationery line. 
 
 AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OP 
 
 ACCOUNT BOOKS. « 
 
 of every variely, and in various bindings ; 
 
 I Blank Books bound and ruled to pattern. 
 
 !A large supply of Pott, Foolscap, Cartridge, Letter, Note, Demy,' 
 Music, Printing, Wrapping, Coloured, and other Paper?. 
 
 SCHOOL BOOKS, 
 
 BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, PRAYER BOOKS, 
 
 Winchell's Watts, Davids Psalms and Paraphrases, 
 <|i," »w(.j Springer's Hymns, or Songs of Zion. 
 
 BOOHBXWBITfO i.,""^ 
 
 IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, 
 EXECUTED IN THE NEATEST MANNER. 
 
IMS. 
 
 • •. 
 
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 irVDEX. 
 
 Anniveritriai • 
 Atturniei - • • 3H 
 
 Acadetnieff and Collogei - 40 
 Acadia Collega, WoltVilla 40 
 Albion Iiiiuranca Company ft({ 
 Alliance do ^6 
 
 ^tna do 56 
 
 Affcntf for Lloyd's and Vn 
 derwriter's Kooiiifl, Liver- ^ 57 
 pool, 0. B. 
 Advertiabiiianta - - ' 89 
 Barridlari • - -3) 
 
 Society orN. Scotia 35 
 Baptiit Minislers - - 45 
 Eiiiicntion Society 40 
 Min. Free Christian 47 
 ... Free Will - 47 
 .... Free Sl Sov. Gr. 47 
 Bank, Halifax - - .55 
 
 of Novo Scotia - 55 
 
 ,. British N. America 56 
 Common Notes - - 2 
 
 Calendar pages 
 Coniiuls • 
 City of Halifax 
 Comm'rK. Govt, House, and 
 
 County of Digby 
 
 74 
 
 7e; 
 
 771 
 78 
 
 88 
 
 . I • • t • 
 
 Prov. Building 
 
 6 to 29 
 
 - 38 
 
 - 50 
 
 I- 
 
 38 
 54 
 
 of Indian Affairs 
 
 Poor Asylum 
 
 Pro. Penitentiary54 
 
 the Revenue 55 
 
 Hnble & Seal Is. 55 
 
 Light Houses 55 
 
 Central Board of Agriculture 54 
 Education 54 
 
 County of Halifax • - 53 
 
 Colchester - 64 
 
 PictoQ - . 65 
 
 Sydney . . 67 
 
 Guysboro* - (i8 
 
 Cumberland - 69 
 
 Hants - - 70 
 
 King's - . 71 
 
 Queen's - - 73 
 
 Lunenburg - 73 
 
 Annapolis - 73 
 
 Shelhurne 
 
 Yarmouth 
 
 Cape Breton 
 
 Richmond 
 
 Inverness 
 Court of Chancery - 
 
 V. Admiralty - 39! 
 
 Error - - 3tf| 
 
 Marriage & Divorco39| 
 
 Supreme - - 39, 
 
 Colleges,Academies &. Clergy40| 
 Clergy Established Church 43 
 
 Kom. Catholic Church 48 
 
 Christian Doctrine Society 43 
 Diilhousie College, Hv. • 40 
 Diocesan Church Society 43 
 Dartmouth Fire Engine Com. 52 
 
 Trus. of Common 55 
 
 Commrs. ofSlreets55l 
 
 & Hx. Slcnm Boat 58 
 
 Explanation of Characters, &c. 3 
 
 Calendar pages 4 
 
 Equinoxes and Solstices - 3 
 Eclipses - - - - 3 
 Executive Council - - 30 
 FoBsts, Anniversaries, &c. 3 
 Farmer's Calendar - 6 to 39 
 Governor of Nova Scotia 30 
 House of Assembly - - 33 
 Halifax Nav.&Mil. Bible Sy.48 
 
 Banking Company 55 
 
 Gas Company - 55 
 
 Water Company - 55 
 
 Fire Ins. Company 56 
 
 Marine Ins. Company 57 
 
 Dispensary - •60 
 
 Mechanic's Institute 60 
 
 Library 60 
 
 Library - - 60 
 
 Reading Rooms - 60 
 
 Literary Society - 60 
 
 Temperance Society 60 
 
 & Darlm. Steam Boat 58 
 
 Harmonic Society 60 
 
 Hartford Fire Ins. Company 56 
 
9$ 
 
 : 
 
 PABMBR'f A&tfANACKf *** 
 
 1845. 
 
 Highland Society of N. S. 59 
 Hand in Hand Fire Coiupany 53 
 Intiurance Companies - 56 
 Irish. Society ,,-! -,,..- 59 
 ^qdg^s Supreme Court -39 
 ■Kind's College, Windsor - 40 
 Legislative Council .• ' ^^ 
 Lutheran Church, Lunenhiirg 4*^ 
 I^rQing an^ Evening Planets. 3 
 Minij^ters Church ofiscbiland 43 
 
 ^ , . . . . .Presbyterian Church 
 of Nova Scotia 44 
 
 ..... ,^ of the Free Church 
 
 . of ^Jcoiiand - 44 
 
 .....^. of Baptist Church 45 
 Mtnonic Lodges, &c. - 48 
 Mails, when made up, and^g* 
 
 when due at Halifax ^ 
 ^Members Executive Council 30 
 
 Legislative do 31 
 
 ofHouseof Assem. 32 
 
 . the Bar - - 33 
 
 iNova Scotia Bible Society 47 
 
 ••»; 
 
 Officers of Engineers 
 
 Eoytl Artillery 
 
 ........ 74th Regt. 
 
 ....... ^Riflti Brigads! 
 
 ........ .Militia -,.,i,.T. 
 
 ....,...., tJwk Navy - , • 
 
 Planets -Vvv-.., - • 
 Purrsboro' Packet .^^.^i „<^i, 
 Public Officers - f,j,^f,: 
 
 Pictou Acade(ny - ' r,. 
 Protection Ina. Company - 
 Pelican do. .wA 
 
 Phcenix Fire Company > »»,, 
 Ppst.Offic?, Halifax ' ' n 
 Roids and Distances 
 Stage Coaches, Steamers, &c.3^ 
 St. Mary's College, Halifax' 41 
 
 .Temperance Sy. 59 
 
 ..........& St. Patrick's do 59 
 
 Saving's Bank - i - - 56 
 Scottish Amicable Ins. Cy. 57 
 St. George's Society , ; 7, 
 Societies - 
 Signals at Citadel HilL 
 
 Philanthropic Sy.50 
 
 Youth's Society 59 Staff of the Army in N. S.' 
 
 Marine I nS. Cy. 57 
 
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