THE LIBRARY
OF
THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
LOS ANGELES
CATALOGUE.
CANADA.
CATALOGUE
OF THE
LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT,
WORKS RELATING TO AMERICA.
PAMPHLETS AND MANUSCRIPTS.
INDEX TO AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS,
JJritrtd* ty irhr 0f % legislate.
TORONTO:
JOHN LOVELL, CORNER OF YONGE AND MELINDA STREET:
1858.
CANADA.
CATALOGUE
DE LA
OUVRAGES RELATIFS A L'AMERIQUE.
BROCHURES ET MANUSCRITS.
INDEX DES AUTETJRS ET DBS MATIERES.
m*' par nrfcr* to la:
TORONTO:
JOHN LOVELL, COIN DES RUES YONGE ET MELINDA.
1858..
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
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PAMPHLETS 1075
CATALOGUE OF BOOKS ON AMERICA.
HISTORY OF AMERICA 1163
I. AMERICA IN GENERAL 1163
1. ANTIQUITIES AND ABORIGINES 1181
2. ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY AND MISSIONS 1190
II. SOUTH AMERICA 1199
III. WEST INDIES 1206
IV. CENTBAL AMEEICA 1212
V. NOETH AMEEICA 121&
1. MEXICO 1213
2. TTHITED STATES, IN GENERAL 1216
PABTICULAR STATES AND TEEEITOEIES 1233
(a) NEW ENGLAND STATES 1233
(6) NEW YORK 1241
(C) PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY AND DELAWAEE 1245
(d) VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND 1247
(e) GEORGIA AND ALABAMA 1250
(/) NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA 1251
(g) KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE 1251
(A) MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, FLORIDA AND TEXAS 1252
(i) MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, OHIO, WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA 1256
(j) CALIFORNIA AND OREGON 1258
3. HISTORY OF WAES IN NOETH AMEEICA 1259
() WAES ANTEEIOE TO THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION 1259
(6) AMERICAN REVOLUTION 1261
(e) WARS SUBSEQUENT TO THE AMERICAN EEVOLUT1ON 1266
VI. BEITISH NOETH AMEEICA 1268
1. CANADA. 1270
INDEXES TO IMPEEIAL PAELIAMENTAEY PAPEES, CONCEENING CANADA 1287
SESSIONAL PAPEES OF THE HOUSE OF LOEDS 1287
SESSIONAL PAPEES OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS 1308
2. NEWFOUNDLAND, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BEUNSWICK, CAPE BEETON AND PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND 1335
8. HUDSON'S BAY TERRITORIES, AND RED RIVER SETTLEMENT 1338
GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS 1339
I. AMERICA, IN GENEEAL 1339
II. SOUTH AMERICA 1351
III. WEST INDIES 1359
IV. CENTRAL AMERICA 1361
V. NORTH AMEEICA 1362
1. MEXICO 1372
2. UNITED STATES, GENEEALLY 1374
(a) EASTEEN, NOETHERN AND MIDDLE STATES 1382
(6) SOUTHEEN STATES 1383
(C) WESTEEN STATES AND TERRITORIES ; INCLUDING THE REGIONS BETWEEN THE
MISSISSIPPI AND THE PACIFIC OCEAN 1384
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3. BRITISH NOETH AMERICA 1392
(fl) CANADA 1396
(6) NEWFOUNDLAND, LABRADOR, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, CAPE BRETON,
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 1403
(C) HUDSON'S BAT TERRITORIES AND RED RIVER SETTLEMENT 1405
(d) POLAR REGIONS 1406
CANADIAN LITERATURE, NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS 1407
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PAMPHLETS 1419
1. AMERICAN PAMPHLETS 1419
2. CANADIAN PAMPHLETS 1428
MANUSCRIPTS - 1461
1. MANUSCRIPTS (IN FRENCH) RELATIVE TO THE HISTORY OF NEW FRANCE : IN THREE
SERIES- PARIS DOCUMENTS 1451
2. OTHER FRENCH MANUSCRIPTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF CANADA 1612
3. MANUSCRIPT MAPS, CONCERNING NEW FRANCE 1614
4. MANUSCRIPTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF CANADA. FROM THE LONDON AECHIVES 1622
5. DIVERS OTHER (ENGLISH) MANUSCRIPTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF CANADA... 1644
6. MANUSCRIPTS FROM THE BOARD OF TRADE RELATING TO THE BRITISH AMERICAN
COLONIES, AND PLANTATIONS, THE WEST INDIES, ETC 1648
PAINTINGS AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE LIBRARY 1656
ADDENDA 1660
ALPHABETICAL CATALOGUE OF AUTHORS, AND SUBJECT MATTER INDEX TO BOOKS 1667
TABLE DES MATINEES.
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BROCHURES 1075
CATALOGUE DES OUVRAGES RELATIFS A L'AMERIQUE.
HISTOIRE DE L'AMERIQUE 1165
I. AMKEIQUB EN GENEEAL 1163
1. ANTIQUITES ET ABOE1GENES 1181
2. HISTOIRE ECCLESIA8TIQUE ET MISSIONS 1190
II. AMEBIQUE MEEIDIONALE 1199
III. INDES OCC1DENTALE3...-. 1206
IV. AMEEIQTTE CENTBALE 1212
T. AMEBIQUE 8EPTENTBIONALE 1213
1. MEXIQUE 1213
2. ETATS UNI8, EN GENEBAL .'. 1216
ETATS ET TEEEITOIEES PABTICULIEBS 1233
* (a) NOUVELLE ANGLETEBBE 1233
(6) NEW TOEK 1241
(c) PENSTLVANIE, NEW JEESET ET DELAWARE 1245
(d) VIEGINIE ET MABYLAND 1247
(6) GEOEGIE ET ALABAMA , 1250
(/) CAEOLINE DU NOED ET CAEOLINE DU SUD 1251
(g) KENTUCKY ET TENNESSEE 1251
(K) MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA, FLOBIDE ET TEXAS 1252
(i) MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS, OHIO, WISCONSIN ET MINNESOTA 1256
(j) CALIFOENIE ET OEEGON 1258
3. HISTOIBE DES GUEEHES DANS L'AMEBIQUE DU NOED 1259
(a) GUEEEES ANTEEIEUEES A LA EEVOLUTION AMEEICAINE 1259
(6) EEVOLUTION AMEEICAINE 1261
(C) GUEEEES SUBSEQUENTES A LA EEVOLUTION AMEEICAINE 1266
VI. AMEEIQUE BEITANNIQUE DU NOED 1268
1. CANADA 1270
INDEX DES DOCUMENTS PAELEMENTAIEES IMPEEIAUX EELATIFS AU CANADA 1287
DOCUMENTS PAELEMENTAIEES DE LA CHAMBEE DES LOEDS 1287
DO .DO DE LA CHAMBEE DES COMMUNES 1308
2. TEEEENEUVE, NOUVELLE ECOSSE, NOUVEAU BEUNSWICK, CAP BEETON ET ILE DU
PEINCE-EDOUAED 1335
3. TEEEITOIEES DE LA BAIE D'HUDSON ET ETABLISSEMENT DE LA EIVIEEE EOUGE 1338
GEOGRAPHIE ET VOYAGES 1339
I- AMEEIQUE EN GENEEAL 1339
II. AMEEIQUE MEEIDIONALE 1351
III. INDE8 OCCIDENTALES 1359
IV. AMEEIQUE CENTEALE 1361
V. AMEEIQUE SEPTENTEIONALE 1362
1 MEXIQUE 1372
2. ETATS-UNIS EN GENEEAL 1374
(a) ETATS DE L'EST, DU NOED ET DU MILIEU 1382
(b) ETATS DU SUD :... 1383
(c) ETATS ET TEEEITOIEES DE L'OUEST, (T COMPEIS LE3 EEGIONS ENTEE LE MISSIS-
SIPPI ET L'OCEAN PACIFIQUE ., 1384
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3. AMEEIQUE BBITANNIQUB DU NOBD 1392
() CANADA 189
(6) TBBBENBUVB, LABBADOB, NOUVELLB ECO8SE NOUYEAU BBUN8WICK, CAP BBETON
BT ILB DU PBINCB-EDOUABD 1403
(C) TEBBITOIBB8 DK LA BAIE D'HUDSON BT ETABL1SSEMENT J)E LA BIYIBSB BOUGE. 1405
((/) KEGIONS POLAIBB8 1406
OUVEAGES LITTERAIRES, JOURNAUX ET EECUEILS PERIODIQUES, PUSHES EN
CANADA 1*07
BROCHURES AMERICAINES ET CANADIENNES 1419
1. BBOCHUBBS AHBBICAIITBS 1419
2. BBOCHUBBS CANADIENNES 1428
MANUSCRITS 11
L MAN USCBIT8 FBAN CAI8 BELATIBS A L'HISTOIBE DE LA NOUVELLE FBANCE ; EN XBOIS
BEBIE8. (DBS ARCHIVES DE PAEI8) 1451
2. AT7TBE8 MANTJSCBITS PBANCAIB BELATIFS A L'HISTOIitE DTT CANADA 1612
3. CABTES MANUSCBITES BELATIVES A LA JTOTTV^LLE PEANCE 1614
4. MANUSCBITS ANGLAIS BELATIPS A L'HISTOIBE DU CANADA .*. 1622
5. DIVEBS AUTBES MANUSCBITS ANGLAIS BELATIFS A L'HISTOIBE DU CANADA 1644
6. MANUSCBITS BELATIPS AUX COLONIES ANGLAISES DE L'AMEEIQUE DU NOBD, AUX
INDE8 OCCIDENTALES, ETC 1648
TABLEAUX, PLANETAIRE, GLOBES, ETC 165
ADDENDA 1660
INDEX ALPHABETIQUE DBS MATIERES ET DBS AUTEURS ... 1667
PAMPHLETS. 1075
CONTENTS OF THE BOUND VOLUMES OF PAMPHLETS IN THE LIBRARY. THESE VOLUMES AHE NOT
CLASSIFIED, BUT ABE SEVEBALLT NUMBEBED AND LETTEEED ON THE BACK AS UNDERMENTIONED.
Vol. I. [Tracts, Oratio Harveland, &c. London, 1799-1809.]
Pages
1. Monro, Thos. Oratio Harveiana, in Coll. Regal. Medicor. 18th October, 1799. .16
2. Vaughan, Henr. 1800.. 18
3. Pemberton, Chr. RiH>t. 1806.. 84
4. Powell, Richd. : 1808. .28
5. Heberden, Guil. 1809.. 27
6. Letters on the subject of Quarantine 1799. .29
7. Ruiz, Hipolito. Sobre la Raiz de la Ratanhia, de la Calaguala y de la China, &c.
Madrid, 1796.. 72
Vol. II. [Tracts. London, 1769-73.]
1. Jones, Row. Sacred Symbols, Words, Ideas and Things discovered according
to the Platonic numbers. With the Origin of Language, &c., and the
Circles of Gomer 1773 . .49
2. . The Philosophy of Words. With specimens of the first
Language, and Lexicon of ancient Names, &c 1769. .80
Vol. III. [Tracts on Reform. London, 1831.]
1. Of the proposed Reform 36
2. The new Constitution 32
3. The advantages of Reform as proposed 33
4. A leaf from the future history of England, on the subject of Reform 12
5. A Dialogue on Parliamentary Reform 23
6. Appeal to the Protestant Electors of Great Britain and Ireland 12
7. Sebright, Sir J. S. Opinions of, on Tenant Farmers' Votes 11
8. Vyvyan, Sir R. R. Speech of, on Reform 11
9. Appeal to the Electors of England 12
10. Address to the supporters of Lord Grey and Reform 12
11. Hints to Electors on the new Constitution 23
12. Substance and tendency of the Reform Bill. . . 35
13. Effects of Reform 11
14. Peel, Sir R. Speech (on the Question,) Will the Agriculturists be benefitted
by the Reform Bill ? : 23
15. A few words to the Lords and the People about Reform 36
16. On the Laws and Liberties of Englishmen 21
17. Cobbett's " Penny Trash." February, March and April, 1831 17, 24, 22
18. King Omega's Vision ; Or, a midsummer night's dream in 1831 (Poetry) 11
. 1 9. ^Esop in Downing Street. Parti 23
20. Life and Death of Swing the Rick -burner. With the Confession of Thomas
Goodman, under sentence of death . .26
1076 PAMPHLETS.
21. Imposture unmasked ; a letter on the schemes of the Church Robbers 23
22. A Word to Persons desirous of Change 12
23. Paley, W. Reasons for Contentment ; addressed to Labourers ; with, The
Bee-Hive (a Fable) 24
24. A Statement as to Wages paid to Agricultural Labourers 23
Vol. IV, [Pamphlets. 175182.]
1. The New Forest and Richmond New Park, Historical accounts of; with
Strictures on Forests and the Forest Laws, &c London, 1751 . .68
2. A new description of the Curiosities at the E. of Pembroke's, Wilton House.
By James Kennedy London, 1764. .107
3. The Norfolk Tour; or, a description of Seats, Towns, &c., in Norfolk.
Norwich, 1772.. 60
4. A description of the Town and Abbey of Bury St. Edmund's, [with] A
List of the Abbots and the several Benefactors of the Town. 12mo.
Bury, 1782.. 112
5. An Address to the Author of a Letter, to the Guardians of the Poor ; [and]
A method of regulating the Inequality of Assessments for the Poor. 8vo.
Bury, 1778.. 37
Vol. V. [Day of Judgment, Memoir of Ld. Lovat, Sec. 1759 92.]
1. Ogilvie, J. The Day of Judgment. (Poem.) London, 1759. .50
2. Memoirs of the Life of Lord Lovat London, 1746 . . 123
3. Eliot, F. P. On the subject of the Arm'd Yeomanry, &c. Stafford, 1794.
(Imperfect.)
4. Advantages that will arise from improved Guns, &c., in the Royal Navy.
(No title.) I2mo London, 1803. .16
5. Rules, &c., of the Society of Arts, &c London, 1792 . . 32
6. An Inquiry into our Domestic Affairs London, . . 54
7. Explication du platfond de 1'Hospital Royal a Greenwich. Francois et
Anglais 22
Vol. VI [Tracts on Gardening.]
1. New method of Propagating Fruit Trees and Flowering Shrubs. By Thos.
Barns. (Attributed to Sir J. Hill.) London, 1759. .40
2. Perfect, T. The practice of Gardening; with those secrets which gar-
deners observe London, 1759. .58
3. The London Gardener ; [or] The most experienced method in London
Gardens London, ..61
4. White, J. Collateral Bee Boxes ; or, a new method of managing Bees.
London, 1759.. 65
Vol. VH. [Tracts, 1810-20.]
1. Fisher, J. On the Datura Stramonium, as a cure of Asthma. London, 1811 . .90
2. Butter, J. On the change of Plumage in Female Birds at an advanced age. .24
3. Laws of the Public Library, instituted 1810 . Plymouth, 1814. .19
4. Account of, and Laws of the Plymouth Institution Plymouth, 1819. .28
5. Mr. Hayden's Picture of Christ's Triumphant Entry in Jeru-
salem London, 1820.. 15
6. West's Picture of Christ Healing the Sick London, 1811 .. 16
7. Laws, &c., of the Plymouth Institution Plymouth, 1814. . 18
8. Fi&her J. On Asthma, with directions for the use of the Stramonium herb.
London, 1810.. 25
PAMPHLETS. 1077
Pages
9. Causes of our late Prosperity and present Distress London, 1819. .34
10. The same as No. 11, Vol. CLXXII. -
11. Romilly, Sir S. Eulogium on Benjamin Constant"; edited by Sir! T. C.
Morgan 4. ^ London, 1819 . .78
For another copy, seel Vol. XXXVIII, No. 2.
12. Report of the Merchants, &c., of Plymouth, with a view to the furtherance
of Trade [there] Plymouth, 1813.. 39
13. On the Turnpike Road through Chudleigh, &c., between Exeter and Ply-
mouth ; by James Green Plymouth, . .27
14. Ellicombe, H. M. An Abridgment of the Report of the House of Commons,
on the Highways of the Kingdom Exeter, 1816. .34
15. Annals of the Fine Arts, No. 1 '.London, 1816. .112
Vol. VIII. [Miscellaneous Tracts, 170485.]
1. [Maden's] Thoughts on our Criminal Laws London, 1785. .170
2. Two Letters to the Russian Nation [dealing with the Prophecies.] Can-
terbury, 1770 . . 12
3. The Clarion : a Letter to the King of Prussia [by the same author as the
foregoing] Rochester, 1771. .20
4. Legal means of Political Reformation, two Tracts. (l.)On Equitable Repre-
sentation. (2) On Annual Parliaments; from G. Sharp London, 1780. .59
5. A Prisoner's Observations on Imprisonment for Debt , 1787. .24
6. Forestallers and Engrossers detected ; with a Plan for restoring Plenty.
London, 1772.. 53
7. Thoughts on the Construction and Management of Prisons. . .London, 1786. 32
8. Some Thoughts concerning the Stage and its immorality London, 1704. .13
9. An Address to a Clergyman, on the duties of his sacred Office 16
Vol. IX. [Tracts, 175262.]
1. Letters to a Young Lady previous to Marriage, and three Poems : by the
same author London, 1762 . .148
2. The Oxford Guide; [with] A Tour to Blenheim, Ditchley, and Stow.
Oxford, ..134
3. On real and practical Religion London, 1752 . .35
4. Description of Vaux-Hall Gardens London, 1762 . .51
5. Description of Ranelagh Rotunda and Gardens London, 1762. .35
Vol. X. [Vermin-Killer, &c., 1814.]
1. The Universal Vermin-Killer ; being an infallible directory for taking alive,
&c., all Vermin London, 1802. 66
2. The Vermin-Killer : Physical Receipts, Farriers' Receipts, Observations in
Husbandry, &c No title ; imperfect. .82
3. Lectures on Astronomy and Natural Philosophy London, 1794. .68
4. Aikin, J. The Calendar of Nature London, 1801 . .72
5. The Farmer and Gardener's Weather Directory, with Observations on the
Barometer, &c Norwich, ..48
6. Adams, J. Extracts from a Meteorological Journal kept at Edmonton :
Observations from eminent Men, whereby to foretell the Weather.
London, 1814.. 102
Vol. XI. [Corn-Bill. Comber, Torrens, and Jacob, 180815.]
1. Comber, W. T. Of National Subsistence, as connected with the progress of
Wealth and Population London, 1808, pp. 323 ; appendix, 59
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2. Torrens, R. On the external Corn Trade, and the effects which Restrictions
on Importation and free intercojwse are calculated to produce. London,
1815, preface, pp. 19, 348
3. Jacob, W. Considerations on the Protection of H^tish Agriculture, and on
the influence of the price of Corn on exportabft productions. London,
1814. .195
Vol. XIL [Miscellanies, 1789-99.]
1. Remarks on some of the Ancient English Poets, particularly Milton.
London, 1789.. 146
3. Falconer, T. The Voyage of Hanno translated, [and] the Greek Text.
Explained from modern travellers, and illustrated by Maps.
London, 1797.. 121
3. Remarks on some passages of Bryant's Mythology, respecting the War of
Troy. [Attributed to T. Falconer.] London, 1799. .62
4. Investigation into our received Chronology, wheiein essential errors are
shewn : [and] That Christ was born in the year 4119, and not in 4004.
Shrewsbury, 1798.. Ill
-5. Pearson, Joseph. Doorkeeper of the H. of Commons. Political Diction-
ary : Containing definitions, &c., more particularly appertaining to the
House of Commons ; with Anecdotes, &c London, 1792. .59
Vol. XTTT. [Miscellanies, 1775-94.]
1. The Evidence delivered on the Petition by the W. India Planters, &c., to
the House of Commons, as it was summed up by Mr. Glover 1775. .94
2. Collins, John. The case of the Sugar Colonies London, 1792. .97
3. Review of a tract, entitled, " Observations on the Commerce of the Amer-
ican States ;" shewing the pernicious consequences of the systems
recommended London, 1784 . . 108
4. Edwards, Brian. Thoughts on Proceedings of Government respecting the
Trade of the West India Islands with the United States of America.
London, 1784. .91
5 Bird, H. M. View of the relative situation of Great Britain and the U.
States of America London, 1794. .43
Vol. XIV. [Tracts, 1784-1809.]
1. Burgoyne, M. Letter (to the Freeholders) on the present state of public
affairs, arid the representation of Essex , 1808 . .78
2. Lunardi, V. Account of the first Aerial Voyage in England. .London, 1784. .66
3. Waithman, R. War proved to be the real cause of the present scarcity,
&c., with the radical remedies London, 1800 . , 80
4. Proceedings of the Electors of Southwark on 12th April, 1809 ; with an
address by Mr. Favell 30
For another copy, see Vol. CXCV., No. 12.
5. Price, Rich. A discourse on Feb. 21, 1781, the day for a Public Fast,
(having some reference to America) London, 1781 . .39
6. Towers, J. Oration on 4th Nov., 1788, at the [Century] Commemoration
of the Revolution London, 1788 . .35
7. Letter, with hints to the new Parliament, or what the Nation expects.
London, 1780. .59
8. Why do we go to War ? The Question discussed according to the official
correspondence London, 1803. .30
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Pages
9. The question [of War with France] as it stood, March, 179S.Londori, 1798 . 24
10. Coke, T. W. Addresses to the Freeholders, &c., of the County of Norfolk.
Norwich, 1802.. 16
Vol. XV. [Letters, 1830-32.]
1. Barrow, C. On the affairs of the West Indies London, 1830 . . 16
2. Civis to the Duke of Richmond, on the Distress of the common people.
London, 1830.. 16
3. A Whig-Commoner on the question of Reform ....... .London, 1831 . .27
4. A Fellow-citizen on Political Unions Bath, 1831 . .16
5. Allen, J. On the ruinous policy of Low Peace Establishments in the
Army and Navy London, 1831. .31
6. Gray, Rev. J. H. Letter to the Archbishops and Bishops proposing an
Order of " Protestant Episcopal Brothers." London, 1831 . .16
7. M'Ghee, Rev. R. J. On the Established Church in Ireland, in Reply to
Dr. Doyle's Letter London, 1831 . .32
8. The conduct of Government towards the Church of England in the West
Indies London, 1831.. 24
9. On the proposed [Title-deeds] Register Bill London, 1831 . .37
10. To Earl Grey on his Renunciation of the English Monarchy. ..London, 1832.. 10
11. Gore, Montagu. On Police London, 1832.. 16
12. Miller, Rev. J. On Church Property and Church Reform . . . London, 1832. 120
13. Robinson, M. Answer 40 R. M. Beverley on the present state of the
Church ; with remarks on (the same writer's) " Tombs of the Prophets,"
&c Beverley, 1832 . . 59
14. Ferrers, J. R. On the administration of the Poor Laws London, 1832. .44
15. Proceedings of the friends of Scriptural Education, and the whole Bible,
in the Rotunda, 10th January Dublin, 1832 . .32
16. Dr. Doyle's letter to Lord Farnham; with an answer; and a challenge, by
R. J. McGhee and R. Daly . . Dublin, 1832. .32
17. Recent facts, &c., concerning the Burial Ground at Stoke-Damerel ; with
Letters which passed between Dr. Phillpotts, &c., and Mr. Rodd.
Devonport, 1832, pp. 25, appx. 31
Vol. XVI. [Political Tracts, 1800-16.]
1. Correspondence and proceedings on the renewal of the East India Com-
pany's Charter London, 1812. .92
2. Correspondence and Documents explaining the proceedings of Marquis
Wellesley and the Earl of Moira in the recent negociations for the forma-
tion of an Administration London, 1812 . .87
For another copy, see Vol. CXCV.,No. 5.
3. Voght, Baron Von. Of the management of the Poor in Hamburg between
1788 and 1794 London, 1817. .42
4. Morris, E. On Monopoly and Forestalling London, 1800 . .54
5. Report of the British and Foreign School Society, 1815 London. .80
6. Colquhoun, P. A. New system of Education for the labouring people.
London, 1806.. 93
7. The causes and consequences of the depressed state of Agricultural pro-
duce .London, 1816. .16
8. Bernard, Sir T. The new school (for the poor) : its principles, details, &c.
London, 1810.. Ill
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9. Holdsworth, A. H. On the present state of the country London, 1816. .23
10. Baily, F. On London Life Assurance Companies ; their respective merits,
&c London, 1810. .43
11. Vanderstraeten, F. Analysis of the views in a work, entitled, " Improved
Agriculture," &c., &c London, 1816. .30
Vol. XVH. [Alfred ; Addresses, &c., 1789.]
1. Withers, P. Alfred ; or, a Narrative of the measures (used) to suppress a
pamphlet, viz : " Strictures on the declaration of Home Tooke, respecting
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, commonly called Mrs.
Fitzherbert, with remarks on a Regency." London, 1789. .48
Another copy, with small variations, see No. 3, Vol. CCXXVII.
2. Alfred unmasked ; or, The New Cataline, [controverting the foregoing.]
London, 1789.. 33
3. Davis, R. Narrative of Facts in answer to " Alfred ;" and containing the
correspondence between Dr. Withers and J. Ridgway, on the publication
of the History of the Royal Malady, &c London, 1789. .56
4. Debate on the subject of a Regency, in the House of Commons, in De-
cember, 1788 London, 1788. .98
5. Collection of Addresses and Letters that have been sent, or may be sent, to
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on his support of the Constitution 88
6. Ministerial Instructions for the Addresses that have been, and that will be,
presented to the Right Hon. Wm. Pitt and others, who have voted them-
selves in possession of all the rights of the people and prerogatives of the
Crown of England London, 1779.. 102
For another copy, see Vol. CXXXV., No. 1.
7. The Royal Dialogue between the P. of W. and the Right Hon. C. J. F.
London, . .47
8. Whig and No Whig : A political paradox .London, 1789. .32
VoL XVm. [Tracts, 1808-15.]
1. The King vs. Graham. Mr. F. Plowden's refutation of the charge of
having improvidentiy and maliciously advised the prosecution.
London, 1808.. 138
2. Account of Port Jackson, its native inhabitants, &c. : with an account of
the murder of Mr. Clode [there] London, 1809. .24
3. Of the differences which exist between the members of the Oxford Circuit
and Mr. Wyborn London, 1809.. 52
4. A Letter to Mrs. Clarke, on her late connection with the Duke of York,
and the charges preferred against him London, 1809 . . 58
5. Case of the Seven Princes of Britain, contrasted with that of Seven British
Merchants, &c. ; suggesting the policy of bringing the different Chris-
tian denominations of Britain under one hierarchy, &c. London, 1812. .118
6. Lord Cochrane's Letter to Lord Ellenborough. London, 1815, pp. 138 ; ap-
pendix. .36
7. Hague, T. Letter to Mr. Garrow, in which the conduct of Counsel, in
cross-examination, &c., is discussed and exposed, &c London, . .60
Vol. XIX. [Naval Actions, Bank Charter. 1788-90.]
1. Of the Naval Actions of the last War, with Hints for the Improvement of
the Nav 7 London, 1790 . .147
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2. The Charter of the Bank of England ; with the Rules, Orders, and By-
Laws London, 1788. .84
Vol. XX. [Lessons to a Young Prince, &c., 1790.]
1 . Lessons to a Young Prince on the disposition in Europe to a general Revo-
lution ; with a Lesson on the mode of studying Burke's Reflections on
the French Revolution .London, 1790. .159
2. Defense de Louis XVI. a la barre de la convention nationale, en Decem-
bre 1792, par le citoyen De Seze Londres, 1793.. 62
3. An Appeal in behalf of the West India Merchants and Planters [for a
gradual abolition of the Slave Trade] London, 1792. .118
Vol. XXI. [Tracts, 1807.]
1. Trial between Ross Donnelly, Post-Captain, and Sir Home Popham, in
1807 [regarding the partition of prize-money between a flag-officer and
under officers] London, 1807. . 129
2. Minutes of a Court-Martial, 6th 1 1th March, 1807, for the trial of Capt.
Sir Home Popham London, 1807.. 184
3. Trial by Court-Martial of Lieut-General Whitelock, Jan. 28th March
15th, 1808, with his defence ; and an account of his life and campaigns.
London, . .94
Vol. XXII. [Tracts, 1804-10.]
1. Speech of Lord Melville on the subject of Troop-Ships ; with Papers re-
lating to the Expedition to the Scheldt, &c. London, 1810. .78
2. Letter to Lord Melville, respecting Troop-Ships, and the general state of
the Navy, with Documents London, 1810. .56
3. The real situation of the Navy of Great Britain at the period of Lord St.
Vincent's resignation ... London, 1804 . .68
4. A treatise on Razors ; by B. Kingsbury, razor-maker London, 1804. .46
5. Declarations of Sweden, Russia, Prussia, and England, which demonstrate
that the restoration of Peace is retarded only by the injustice and ambi-
tion of the common enemy London, 1806 . .35
6. Sketch of the present state of France ; by an English Gentleman, escaped
from Paris London, 1805.. 124
For another copy, see Vol. CXCVL, No. 7.
Vol. XXIII. [Newcastle Infirmary Tracts.]
1. Horn, Frederick. Remarks on the publications of Drs. Clark and Fen-
wick, and proofs (extracted) to show the danger of a general admission
of Contagious Fevers into the new building attached to the Infirmary at
Newcastle, &c. ; with an Explanatory Preface Newcastle, 1802. .88
2. Horn, F. Explanatory Preface to the above Letter. (This was afterwards
enlarged, and prefixed to the Remarks, above.) Newcastle, 1802. .12
3. Account of the Infirmary at Newcastle, &c., and of the plan lately adopted
for its extension, &c Newcastle, 1801 . .32
4. Plan for the improvement and extension of the Infirmary. Newcastle, 1801 . .52
5. Papers intended to promote an Institution for the Cure and Prevention of
Infectious Fevers ; and on the annexing Fever Wards to Infirmaries.
Newcastle, 1802.. 44
6. Proceedings for promoting an Institution for Contagious Fevers in New-
castle and'Gateshead.T ..1802.. 236
1082 PAMPHLETS.
Vol. XXTV. [Tracts, 1800-01.]
1. Hill, John. The Reforming the Morals of the Poor, by the prevention of
Poverty , 1801 . .157
2. Young, A. Of applying Wastes to the Maintenance of the Poor : With
some notes - Bury, 1801 . . 160
3. Wansey, H. On Poor-Houses, with a view to their Reform : also, of the
Population of Salisbury London, 1801 . .48
4. Cappe, C. Of two Charity Schools for girls, and of a Female Friendly
Society, in York... York, 1800 .. 128
5. Anderson, J. Of the circumstances that have led to the present Scarcity
of grain, and of preventing such a calamity in future London, 1801 . .94
6. Turton, Sir T. An address in behalf of the Dealers in Corn ; with some
Observations on a late Trial for Regrating London, 1800 . . 189
Vol. XXV. [Tracts on the Poor, 1795-1800.]
1 . Vancouver, J. Of the causes of Poverty and state of the Poor ; with the
means for their relief London, 1796 . . 148
2. Dyer, G. On the theory and practice of Benevolence. . . .London, 1795. .106
3. Economy of an Institution for supplying the Poor with Soup . .London, 1799. .16
4. Woodville, W. Refutation of a Charge as to the use of Adulterated Vac-
cine matter London, 1800 . .43
5. Count Rumford's Essays. 1. On an establishment for the Poor at Munich.
2. Fundamental principles for such establishments. 3. Of the Food of
the Poor. 4. Of Fire-places to save Fuel, &c. 5. Of several Institutions
in Bavaria London, 1795 . .464
Vol. XXVI. [Tracts, 1767-79.]
1. March, R. On Silk, Wool, Worsted, Cotton, and Thread, with instructions
to clean Hosiery ; remarks on Knitting, &c London, 1779. .44
2. Gilbert, T. On the Orders, &c., of the House of Commons, with respect
to the Poor, Vagrants, and Houses of Correction London, 1775. .41
3. The method of proceeding in order to obtain a Private Act of Parliament.
London, 1767.. 24
4. The Poll of the Freeholders of Warwickshire, taken on the 20th 31st
October, 1774. Coventry, 1775. 133
Vol. XXVH. [Tracts, 1739-1817.]
1. The case as between the Clothiers, Weavers, &c., with regard lo the late
riot in the County of Wilts London, 1739.. .64
2. Of the Management of the Poor, and our usual policy respecting the Com-
mon People London, 1767. .96
3. Anstie, J. On introducing improved Machinery into the Woollen Manu-
factory, &c London, 1803 . .99
4. Martin, Mathew. On the state of Mendicity in the Metropolis 1803. .30
5. Weyland, J. On Mr. Whitbread's Poor Bill, and on the Population of
England London, 1807. .65
6. Of the Apprentice Laws, with their application, past, present, and to come.
London, 1814.. 26
7. Playfair, W. On the advantages of Apprenticeships London, 1814. .32
8-9. First and Second Reports of the Fish Association for the. supply of the
Metropolis and its neighbourhood London, 1813 .20, 24
PAMPHLETS. 108S
Paget
10. Bernard, Sir T. On the Employment and Subsistence of the Poor ; the
Salt Duties, &c , London, 1817. .72
11. Hobhouse, Sir B. On the Measures adopted for lessening the expense of
Tnclosure Acts, &c Bath, 1813.. 22
12. A Plan for a General Inclosure Bill, and some further improvements, hum-
bly submitted London, 1816. .45
13. Speeches at the City of Cork Election, 19th Oct. et seq Cork, 1812. . 120
Vol. XXVm. [Funeral Sermons, &c., 1767-84.]
1 . Sermon on the Death of Dr. Gifford, by J. Rippon ; with J. Ryland's
Address at his Interment . . London, 1784. .84
2. Sermon on the Death of the Rev. J. Scott, by J. Toothill Huddersfield,
1783.. 39
3. Hartley, J. Trial of the two Opinions Tried ; [in vindication of the Divine
Decree] London, 1767. . 127
4. Fellows, J. St. Paul's Speeches at Athens, to the Elders of Ephesus, and
before Agrippa ; Paraphrased in Blank Verse Birmingham, 1775. .29
Vol. XXIX. [Tracts, 1818-33.]
1. Kenrick, J. Of reconciling the Scriptural and Profane accounts of the
Assyrian Monarchy London, 1818 . . 51
2. Mrs. Cappe's Tribute to the Memory of Mrs. Lindsey. . York, 1812. .16
3. Account of St. Paul's Cathedral, and of its Monuments London, 1818 .36
4. Edward Vlth's Charter of the Free School of Birmingham. .London, 1830. .18
5. Jervis, in Refutation of a Supernatural Appearance related by R. Warner.
London, 1832.. 21
6. Butler, Dr. On Church Dignities London, 1833. .22
7. Dr. Toulmin's speech at a Bible Society Meeting , 1812. . .7
8. The Eleventh Report of the Dudley Bible Society Dudley, 1824. .16
9. Rules of the Ipswich Literary Institution , 183- . .25
10. Wreck of the Newry ,1830... 5
11. Robinson, R. Plan of Lectures on the Principles of Nonconformity .Har-
low, 1778.. 74
12. Johnes, A. J. On the causeswhich have produced Dissent in Wales ;
with a statement of the value of Church revenues in North Wales.
London, 1832.. 219
Vol. XXX. [Pamphlets. Political. London, 1855, &c.]
1. Porter, J. G. V. England's and France's new demands against Russia in
the Black Sea not just ; and proposed Union between the Peelites and
Conservatives 1855. .36
2. A few words on Paper, Flax, Hemp, and Plantain Fibre ; and of the latter
as a substitute for Flax, Hemp, and paper-making materials 1855. .16
3. The Navy List and the Navy 1855.. 19
4. The Organization of the War Department ; a Memorandum submitted to
Lord Palmerston. By a Peelite 1855.. 16
5. The " Warnings of the War :" a Letter to Lord Palmerston ; by " A
British Commoner." '. 1855. .53
6. Burmah and the Burmese War. Letters and Papers written in 1852-3.
By Major-General Henry Godwin 1854. .72
1084 PAMPHLETS.
Pges
Vol. *"X"*T [Tracts, 1784-97,]
1. Dornford, Josiah. Letters to the Common Council, relative to the expendi-
ture of the City, Blackfriar's Bridge, the Prisons, &c London, 1784. .40
2. Stone, W. The defence of Corporate and deliberative Rights, &c., of the
Lord Mayor, Livery, &c., in Common Hall assembled London, 1797. .54
8. Dornford, Josiah. Memorials, &c., on the affairs of the Corporation
London, 1785.. 84
4. An Act for the augmentation of the Militia London, 1796 . .30
5. Of the high price of Provisions, and on the excess of Copper money.
London, 1786.. 82
VoL mnrn. [Tracts, 1812-23.]
1. Canning, G. Speech on the Reform of Parliament, 25th April, 1822.
London, 1822.. 65
2. Birch, J. On the Medical application of Electricity London, 1812. .57
3. Walker, A. Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy. .London,
1822.. 80
4. Description of the Road from London to Liverpool , . .16
5. Chabert, X. Account of the savage inhabitants of Brazil, with the Life of
the Botocudo Chieftain Edinburgh, 1823 . .24
6. A catalogue of Optical, Mathematical, and Philosophical Instruments made
and sold by W. and S. Jones London, 1822 . . 16
Vol. XXXTTT. [St. Katharine's Deck, 1824.]
1 . Facts connected with the proposed Dock to be established upon the principle
of open competition London, 1824. .29
2. A reply to the [above tract] London, 1824. .36
3. Facts plainly stated, in answer to [the same tract] London, 1824. .31
4. A letter from an inhabitant of St. Katharine's, with observations on [the
same tract] London, . .24
5. Considerations on the forming a Dock at St. Katharines London, 1824.. 28
6. Considerations on the expediency of constructing Wet Docks at St. Katha-
rine's London, . .15
7. Letter respecting the proposed Dock , 1824. .13
8. A letter against the proposed Docks London, 1824. .15
Vol. XXXIV. [Law Tracts, 1799-1800.]
1. Reeves, J. Thoughts on the English Government, in a series of letters.
Letter the second London, 1799.196
(For a complete copy of this series, vide ante, vol. 222.)
2. Wooddeson, Dr. Vindication of the rights of the British Legislature, in
answer to some positions advanced in [the foregoing tract] . .London, 1799. .41
3. Reeves, J. Thoughts, &c., [being] Letter the third London, 1799. .87
4. , . Thoughts, &c., [being] Letter the fourth London, 1800. .74
Vol. XXXV. [Law Tracts, 1759-85.]
1. Simpson, J. On the natural and acquired endowments requisite for the
Study of the Law, &c London, 1764.. 54
2. Blackstone, W. On the Law of Descents in Fee-Simple Oxford, 1759. .87
3. Collection of Cases and Records concerning the Privilege of Parliament ;
with remarks London, 1764. .92
4. Plowden, F. Supplement to the investigation of the native rights of British
subjects London, 1785.151
PAMPHLETS. 1085
Faces
Vol. XXXVI. [Law Tracts, 1778-83.]
1. Surges, J. B. On a proposed Act of Insolvency London, 1783. 13C
2. Of the doctrine lately propagated concerning Libels; the seizure of Pa-
pers, &c London, 1764.135
3. Another letter respecting Libel London, 1770.198
4. Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets printed for Mr. J. Almon . .London, 1770 . 16
Vol. XXXVH. [Tracts on Law, &c., 1840-41.]
1. Mirehouse, John. Crime and its causes; with observations on a Bill author-
izing Summary Conviction of Juvenile Offenders London, 1840. .32
2. Crimes of the Law. Part I. Laws for the recovery of Small Debts.
London, 1840.. 58
3. Westminster Hall Courts [shewn to be] on a site injurious and costly to the
Suitor London, 1840. .44
4. On the Law regarding Marriage with a deceased Wife's Sister. London, 1840. .57
5. Laws and Customs of Rumney Marsh London, 1840. .24
6. Reynolds, H. R. Letter on the law of Marriage within the prohibited de-
grees; and a letter from Sir W. Jones respecting the prohibitions in
Leviticus, chap, xviii London, 1841 . .71
7. Reynolds, H. R. Second letter ; with a letter from Archbishop Whately,
on the same subject London, 1841 . .99
8. Talfourd, T. N. Speech for the defendant in the case of The Queen vs.
Moxon, for the publication of Shelley's Works London, 1841 . .58
9. Haughton, Sir G. C. On the danger to which the Constitution is exposed
from the encroachments of the Courts of Law . .London, 1840. .50
Vol. XXXVIII. [Pamphlets, 1795-1821.]
1. Romilly, Sir S. Observations on the Criminal Law of England as it relates
to Capital Punishments, &c London, 1810. .76
2. The same as No. 11, Vol. VII.
3. Debates in the House of Commons in the year 1811, on certain Bills for
abolishing the Punishment of Death London, 1812.139
4. Buxton, T. F., M.P. Speech on the Bill for mitigating the severity of Pun-
ishment London, 1821.. 70
5. Edinburgh Review (Art vii., Feb. 1812,) on Sir Samuel Romilly's observa-
vations on the Criminal Laws ; (Art ii., July 1821,) on the state of Prisons ;
on Capital Punishments, &c London, 1812, 1821. 125
6. Moser, J. On Profane and Judicial Swearing London, 1795. .40
Vol. XXXTX. [State of England, &c., 1729-96,]
1. The true state of England ; [stating] every Officer, Civil and Military, with
lists of the Privy Council, the Royal Household, &c London, 1729. .204
2. Defence of Revealed Religion ; occasioned by the circulation of Paine's Age
of Reason London, 1796 . . 112
3. Hancock, J. Two Sermons, preached in the Ejgst Church of Christ, in
Braintree, Sep. 16th, 1739, on completing the first century since the
gathering of it Boston, N. England, 1739.. 37
<4. English Liberty in some cases worse than French Slavery : The tyrannical
power of the Justices of the Peace, Commissioners of [various] Taxes,
&c. ; the oppressive methods of raising the Land Tax, &c. . London, 1748. .96
1086 PAMPHLETS.
Pifet
Vol. XL. [Tracts, 1800.]
1. Report from [some] Clergy of the Diocese of Lincoln, on the state of
Religion, &c London, 1800. .23
2. Reflexions on the correspondence between Lord Grenville and Mr. Otto,
French Minister London, 1800. .43
8. On the expedience of [a Declaratory Act, in regard of,] " the Tolerating Act."
London, 1800 .28
4. On the Repeal of the 5th and 6th Edw. VL, c. 14, which relates to Forestal-
lers, &c., [and] on the respect due to the authority of Judges, and to the
Verdict of a Jury London, 1800. .43
5. Forethoughts on the general Pacification of Europe London, 1800. 104
6. Bowles, John. On the Political State of Society, A. D., 1800 London. 154
7. On the question of Peace or War Lewes, 1800 . . .7
8. On the propriety of preventing Marriages founded on Adultery . .Lon., 1800. .27
9. Dutens, L. The Tocsin: or, an appeal to Good Sense. London, 1800. .59
10. Fox, C. J. Speech on the restoration of Peace with France. .London, 1801 . .22
11. The King's Speech, as it might have been, and as it is.. .London, Nov. 1798. ..8
12. On the unreasonableness of not attending to the Christian Religion . .London,
1801 . .23
Vol. XTJ. [Pamphlets, 1830-3.]
1. Ker. H. Bellenden. The question of Registry or no Registry [of Real
property] considered London, 1830% .111
2. The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament London, 1833 . .116
3. Catalogue of Works published by James Ridgway & Son.. . .London, 1833 . .24
4. Walker, T. On Pauperism and on the means of reducing it. .London, 1831 . .89
5. Correspondence between Lord Notthwick and the Rev. W. Boughton and
the Rev. J. R. Hall [two Magistrates] ; also, the communication of the
same Magistrates with the Secretary of State Oxford, 1831 . .55
6. On the evils resulting from the Tithe system ; with suggestions for a remedy.
London, 1831.. 22
7. Of the English Constitution, and the King's Reform Bill London, 1831. .31
8. The result of the late Elections, and some of the consequences of Reform
considered London, 1831.. 51
9. The same as Vol. CCXXXVHI, No. 3.
10. Friendly advice submitted to the Lords on the Reform Bill London, 1831 . .31
11. Pusey, Philip, M.P. Remarks on the new Constitution : London, 1831. .52
12. On the French and Belgic Revolutions ; the National Debt, &c. ; with
strictures on Cobbett, Carlile, &c., by Robin Goodfellow. . . .London, 1831 . .15
13. Reply to a speech of Lord Brougham on the Reform Bill, October 7.
1831. Second edition London, 1831 . .100
Vol. XLII. [Tracts, 1631-1812.]
1. Two questions determined : I. Whether the Right of Succession in Here-
ditary Kingdoms is unalterable. II. Whether some politick reasons may
not [suffice for] Divorce London, 1681 . .35
2. A letter from Rome, 6th May, 1721, 0. S., giving an account of the Pre-
tender and his Court, &c , 1 . . 8
3. Some account of the meeting held at the Guildhall in Bury St. Edmonds,
4th November . . 1771 . .22
PAMPHLETS. 1087
Pagei
4. Remarks on a Pamphlet [viz. :] " Some account of a meeting, &c." [the
above.] Ipswich, 1771 . . 17
5. Dillon, J. J. Letter in explanation of a work entitled, " Two Memoirs on
the Catholic Question." London, 1812. .18
Vol. XLIH. [Tracts, 1516-1813.]
1. Adams, Rev. J. Pronunciation of English Language vindicated from ano-
maly and caprice ; [also] on the Dialects of all Countries, and a vindication
of the Dialect of Scotland Edinburgh, 1799.164
2. The Economy of Human life ; [" an ancient piece of Eastern instruction."]
Kelso, 1802.. pref. 24, 134
3. Crauford, T., Professor in 1646. History of the University of Edinburgh,
from 1560-1646 : [An Appendix, relating to later times ; with the Charter,
granted in 1562.] Edinburgh, 1808. .172
4. Russell, Rev. M. Of the system of Education pursued in the Schools and
Universities of Scotland. An appendix relative to Westminster School,
the University of Cambridge, &c. Edinburgh, 1813 . .appx. 55, 168
Vol. XL3V. [Tracts, 1820-1.]
1. Macquarie, L. Refutation of statements made on the Transportation Laws,
&c., by the Hon. H. G. Bennett [with documents.] London, 1821 . .92
2. Letter from the King [George IV.] to His people, on the case of Queen
Caroline. (This title is fictitious ; the writer is anonymous.) Eleventh
edition . London, 1821. .54
For another copy, of an earlier edition, see Vol. LV, No. 6.
- :. The Stranger's Letters to the King . -London, 1820.. 80
4. Speech of the Earl of Liverpool on the 2nd reading of the Bill of Pains and
Penalties against Queen Caroline London, 1820. .80
5. Speech of Lord Chancellor on the Bill of Pains and Penalties. .London, 1820. .36
6. Selections from the Queen's answers to Addresses ; [with] the Queen's Let-
ter to the King , .106
7. Hone, William. The Spirit of Despotism,. .London, 1821 . .94
Vol. XLV. [Miscellanies, 1776-84.]
1. Hey, Dr. On the pernicious effects of Gaming Cambridge, 1784. 100
2. Hey, Dr. A Dissertation on Duelling Cambridge Univ. Press, 1784. . 97
3. Feyjoo, Rev. Father. Rules for preserving health, particularly with regard
to studious persons ; [from the Spanish.] London, . 125
4. Parmentier, M. Observations on such vegetables as may take the place of
ordinary food in times of Scarcity [mostly treating on Potatoes.]. .London,
1783.. 80
5. Catalogue of the Bound-Stock of Thomas Ewing, Bookseller, sold by Auction
April 15th, 1776. Dublin, 1776 . .82
Vol. XLVI. [Tracts, 1789-1809.]
1. Street, T. G. A Vindication of the Attack on Mr. Burke's pension.
London, 1796.. 25
2. Barrington, Bishop S. A letter to the Clergy of the Diocese, with directions
relating to Orders, &c Salisbury, 1789. .63
For an enlarged edition, see No. 6, Vol. LXXXIX.
3. Hall, Robert. On the freedom of the Press, and general Liberty ; Remarks
on Bishop Horsley's Sermon, 30th January. .London, 1802. .pref. pp. 26, 119
1088 PAMPHLETS.
4. Trial of Lieut. Gen. Whitelocke, Commander of the Expedition against
Buenos Ayres, before a Court Martial London, 1 808 . 226
5. Montagu, Basil. On limiting the Creditors' power to refuse a Bankrupt's
certificate London, 1809. ..70
Vol. XLVH. [Tracts, 1787-98.]
1. Young, A. Enquiry into the state of the public mind amongst the Lower
Classes London, 1798. .37
2. Gisborn, Thomas. Remarks on the decision of the House of Commons for
the gradual Abolition of the Slave Trade , London, 1792 . At
3. Gabriel, R. B. Facts relating to Dr. White's Bampton Lectures. .Lon., . .88
4. Sherlock, Bishop. Arguments against a repeal of the Corporation and Test
Acts London, 1787. .73
5. Burke, E. A letter to a Member of the National Assembly in answer to
objections to his book on French affairs 1791 . .74
For another copy, see Vol. XCVIII, No. 4.
6. Jephson, R. The Count of Norbonne. A Tragedy London, 1781 . .80
Vol. XLVHI. [Pamphlets, 1773-1807.]
1. Burke, Edmund. Three Memorials [in 17U1, 1792 and 1793] on French
Affairs. . London, 1797. .pref. pp. 31, 199 and appendix.
Another copy, Vol. CCV, No. 2.
2. Tinseau, De. On the political relations between Russia and France, [from
the French, with remarks by H. F. Greville.] . .London, 1804. .pref. pp. 24, 56
3. Paull, James. A refutation of the calumnies of John Home Tooke, and an
exposure of the recent occurrences between Burdett and Paull. . .London,
1807, (imperfect') . 144
4. Official papers relative to the negociation with France London, 1807. 160
4, jClement, M. Quatrieme lettre a M. de Voltaire La Haye, 1773 . 123
Vol. XLIX. [Religious Tracts, 1819-27.]
1. Owen, John. On the object and connexions of the British and Foreign
Bible Society London, 1819 . .46
2. Platt, T. P. Facts respecting versions of Holy Scripture, published by the
Bible Society . London, 1827. .40
3. Statement of the Edinburgh Bible Society relative to the circulation of the
Apocrypha, by the British and Foreign Bible Society Edinburgh, 1825 . .15
4. Simeon, Rev. C. Vindication of the British and Foreign Bible Society, rela-
tive to the circulation of the Apocrypha London, 1825. .15
5. Davies. Rev. J. The influences of the Holy Spirit ; considered with
reference to the present times London, 1828 . .47
6. On the just limits of Reason in the investigation of
Divine Truth London, 1823 . .70
7. The pursuits of Science considered ; [as] to their moral
influence upon society London, . . 62
8. Litany for the Members of Missionary Associations Carlisle, . . 8
9. An Appeal on the subject of Sunday Schools, with reference to the interests
of the Established Church London, 1823 . . 36
10. Protestant Sisters of Charity ; [or] A plan for administering medical advice
to the sick poor London, 1826 . .38
PAMPHLETS. 1089
Pages
11. Surges, Sir J. B. Reply to Mr. Todd's Vindication of our authorized
translation of the Bible, &c London, 1820 . .48
12. ' Reasons in favour of a new translation of the Holy
Scriptures London, 1819.152
Vol. L. [Tracts, Moral and Political. 1820-8.]
1. An Englishwoman's letter to Hannah More, on the present crisis, [the trial of
Queen Caroline.] London, 1820. .18
2. Buchan, G. ; On Duelling : Comprising observations on the defence of that
practice Edinburgh, 1823.102
3. Hastings, Marquis of. Summary of his Administration of the Indian Gov-
ernment, from Oct. 1813, to January, 1823 London, 1824. 116
4. The Panic London, 1826. .24
5. Cayley, E. On the leading circumstances of the present Financial Crisis.
London, 1826.. 46
6. Colquhoun, J. C. The admission of Roman Catholics into the Legislature
inconsistent with constitutional principles, &c London, 1827. .55
7. Extracts from "Select Notices of Universities and Public Schools."....
London, 1828.. 80
8. Cotter, R. Sketches of Bermuda or Somers' Islands "London, 1828 . .69
Vol. LI. [Tracts, Catholic Question, 1819-29.]
1. Phillpotts, Dr. [since Bishop of Exeter.] Letter to Mr. Canning on the
Roman Catholic Relief Bill of 1825, and on his speech in support of it.
London, 1827.167
Another copy, see Vol. CCXV, No. 4.
2. A second letter from the same to the same, on the present position of the
Roman Catholic Question Lor don, 1827. .40
3. Letter from the same to the Editor of the Edinburgh Review, on an article
entitled, " Durham Case," [a censure on the Clergy of the District.]
Durham, 1823 . .39
4. Bushe, W. On the Doctrines of the Church of Rome Dublin, 1824. .3, 28
5. Smart, N. A letter on the Roman Catholic Relief Bill London, 1829. .34
6. Turner, J. M. A letter on the present state of the Catholic claims,
London, 181 9.. 31
7. Townsend, G. Supplementary reply to (0. Butler's) Vindication of the
Book of the Roman Catholic Church, London, 1826.138
8. Raine, J. Proofs that the Communion in both kinds was administered to
the Laity within the Parish of Norham, before the Reformation, London,
1825.. 16
Vol. LH. [Tracts, America, Switzerland, 177099.]
1. General Washington. A letter on his resignation of the office of President
of the United States. London, 1796 . .82
2. Reflections, moral and political, on Great Britain and her Colonies, London,
1770.. 66
3. Wesley, John. Address to our American Colonies, London, ...23
4. Harper, R. G. Observations on the dispute betwen America and France,
London, 1798... 109
5. Correspondence of C. C. Pinckney, J. Marshall, and E. Gerry, Envoys to
the Republic of France ; as presented to Congress London, 1798. ..78
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6. View of the overthrow of Switzerland ; from the French, London, 1798. 103
7. The fall of l/nderwald ; from the German, London, 1798 . .20
8. Lavater's letter to the French Directory ; from the German, . .London 1799. .33
Vol. LHI. [Political Tracts, Ireland, 1797-1805.]
1. [Ireland, J.] A Defence of the Kingly Office, London, 1797 . .79
2. On the Irish conspiracy, and on the necessity of an armed association in
Great Britain, (with) Observations on the Whig Club, London, 1797.156
3. Considerations on the state of Affairs in Ireland in 1799, London, 1799. .99
4. Moore, G. On the Union ; Orange associations, &c., and on the late Events
on the Continent, Dublin, 1800.. 80
5. Fabius' letters to William Pitt, on his proposed abolition of the test, in favor
of Roman Catholics of Ireland, with Mr. Pitt's Speech in 1790. Lond., 1801 . .71
6. On Catholic Emancipation, London, 1805. .59
Vol. LIV. [Political Tracts, Scotland, Regency, Sec., 1785-6.]
1. Boswell, James. On the attempt to introduce a pernicious Innovation, by
diminishing the number of the Lords of Session, London, 1785.107
2. On the establishment of a Regency, London, 1788. .25
3. Report from the Committee on the Public Income and Expenditure.
1791. With an Appendix of Papers, (A. to Y.) London, 1791 . .134
4. A word in season to the Traders and Manufacturers of Great Britain, Bir-
mingham, 1792,. ..24
5. Gifford, J. Address to the People ; containing an Abstract of Paine' s Life
and Writings, London, 1792.. 60
6. On the circumstances of the War, in October 1795, London, 1795 . .68
7. On the present state of the Resources of the Country, London, 1796. .27
8. On some particulars of his Administration, in a letter to Mr. Pitt, London,
1796.. 44
Vol. LV. [Political Tracts, 1794-1823.]
1. Of the principal Public Offices in this Kingdom ; with Tables of the estab-
lished Fees received, London, 1794.143
2. Irwin, E. Of the feasibility of the supposed Expedition of Buonaparte to
the East, London, 1798.. 22
3. Buonaparte in Egypt, an Appendix to the foregoing Enquiry. .1798. .23
4. . The failure of the French Crusade, or the advantages to Great
Britain, from the restoration of Egypt to the Turks London, 1799 . .31
5. Curwen, B. Magna Charta ; with the history of its rise and completion,
[also] The Bill of Rights, with Notes, London, 1810. .59
6. The same as No. 2, Vol. XLIV.
7. Steven, R. On the present state of Ireland ; with Hints for Improvement,
London, 1822.. 90
8. The Administration of Affairs of Great Britain and Dependencies, at the
commencement of the year 1823, stated and explained, . . . .London, 1823.207
Vol. LVI. [Tracts, Public Affairs, 1796-8.]
1. Considerations upon the state of Affairs at the beginning of the year
1796, London, 1796 . .97
2. Considerations upon the state of Affairs at the beginning of the year 1798.
Part I. France, pp. 69. II. Instructions of H. M. Plenipotentiary at
Lille, 88. III. Great Britain, 105 London, 1798 . 262
PAMPHLETS. 1091
Vol. liVIT [Political Tracts, 1829-31.]
1. Observations on Mr. Brougham's Pamphlets. 1. " The Country without a
Government." 2. " What has the Duke of Wellington gained by the Dis-
solution ?" London, 1830. .95
2. The same as in Vol. CCXXXVIIT, No. 1. which is followed by similar pam-
phlets on the Wellington Administration, &c., in 1830.
3. The same as Vol. CCXXXVIll, No. 3.
4. The present Crisis in France, considered in reference to England, . .L. 1830. .41
5. Inglis, Sir R. H. Speech on Parliamentary Reform, London, 1831 . .68
6. Colquhoun, J. C. The Constitutional principles of Parliamentary Reform,
Edinburgh, 1831.. 68
7. Knight, H. G. A letter to the Earl of Aberdeen, on his Foreign Policy,
London, 1829.. 43
Vol. LVIII. [Negotiations with France.]
1. Correspondence of Lord Malmesbury and the French Directory, relative to
the Negotiations for Peace, March 8th to December 20th, 1796... L., 1796.. 82
2- Official Correspondence [on the same subject in continuation,] 1st June, to
5th October, 1797 London, 1797. 124
3. Declaration of the Court of Great Britain, respecting the late Negotiation,
London, 1797. .15
4. Bowles, J. Letter on the dangers of premature Peace, with strictures on
the Declaration of the King of Prussia London, 1795. .67
5. Papers relative to negociations for a Naval Armistice and Peace with France,
April 10, to Oct. 9, 1800 London, 1800. .24
Vol. LIX. [Political Tracts, 1794-7.]
1. Bowles, J. Further reflections submitted to the consideration of the combined
Powers : London, 1794.. 72
2. Erskine, Thomas. Of the causes and consequences of the present War with
France London, 1797. 138
For other copies, see Vol. CXXXVIII, No. 8, and Vol. CCV., No. 3.
3. Gifford, J. Strictures on the preceding pamphlet London, 17i>7. 180
Vol. LX. [Political Tracts, Prance, 1796-1815.]
1. Buonaparte in the West Indies, or the History of Toussiant Louverture.
(Three parts.) , London, 1803 . .48
2. On the prospect of Peace arising out of the present circumstances of the
War London, 1796.. 88
3. Gifford, J. Strictures on the Earl of Lauderdale's letters to the Peers of
Scotland London, 1815 179
4. Le Mesurier, H. Thoughts on a French Invasion; on the probability of its
success ; and the means of resisting it London, 1 798 . . 25
5. Bowles, J. Reflections submitted to the consideration of the combined
Powers. (Vide, also, Vol. LIX, No. 1) London, 1794. .35
Vol. LXI. [Tracts, French Revolution, 1793-1815.]
1. Mr. Fox's letter to the Electors of Westminster.. '. London, 1793. .43
For other copies, vide\~Vol. XCVII., No. 1, and Vol. CCXVIL, No. 1.
2. Thoughts on the theory and practice of the French Constitution. ..L,, 1794. .36
For another copy see Vol. LXXXVI, No. 4.
3. English Societies' Addresses to the National Convention of France ; Seditious
\ B
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resolutions of certain Societies ; certain Decrees of the National Conven-
tion, [with] Speeches and Papers to shew the general views of France
towards this and other countries. [in French and Eng.] London, 1793. .49
4. Of the present state of France, and the consequences of the events passing
in that Kingdom London, 1795 . . 53
5. Jordan, Camille. Address on the Revolution of the 4th Septejmber, 1797.
Translated, with a Preface and Notes, by J. Gifford London, 1798.
Pref. pp. 27, Address 134
6. Pan, M. Du. On the connection between the political system of the French
Republic and the system of its Revolution London, 1797 . .66
7. Calonne, M. De. Letter to the author of the Considerations upon the state
of Public Affairs. From the French London, 1798 . .36
8. Chateaubriand, Viecount De. Report to the King on the state of France ;
[with] The Manifesto of Louis XVIIL, as drawn up by Count De Lally
Tolendal London, 1815 . .74
Vol. LXII. [Tracts on France, 1800-14.]
1. Chateaubriand, F. A. De. Political reflections on the true Interests of the
French nation London, 1814.159
2. Chateaubriand, F. A. De. Of Buonaparte and the Bourbons, and of the
necessity of rallying round our legitimate Princes London, 1814. .87
3. Annesley, A. On the danger of a premature Peace London, 1800 . .39
4. Eden, Sir F. M. Letters on the Peace ; and on the Commerce and Manu-
factures of Great Britain London, 1802. 182
Vol. LXIH. [Political Tracts, 1801-13.]
1. Baldwin, G. Political recollections relative to Egypt; with a narrative of
the British Campaign in 1801 London, 1801 .227
2. Morier, J. P. A Campaign with the Ottoman Army in Egypt in the year
1800 London, 1801.100
For another copy see Vol. CCXI., No. 5.
3. Vaughan, C. R. Narrative of the Siege of Zaragoza London, 1809. 33
For another copy see Vol. CLIII., No. 7.
4. Eustaphieve, M. Resources of Russia in the event of a War with France ;
with a description of the Cozaks London, 1813 . .52
5. The French Bulletins relating to the War in Russia ; with a Preface, pp. lii.
London, 1813.124
6. Detail of events and sufferings of the Forces commanded by Buonaparte,
during their retreat from Moscow. From the German, of an Officer in the
Russian service. , 1813 . .27
Vol. IiXTV. [Political Tracts, 1808-23.]
1. Cevallos, Don Pedro. Of the Usurpation of the Crown of Spain by Buona-
parte, [with Documents]. From the Spanish London, 1808. 143
For another copy see Vol. LXXVIII., No. 3.
2. Eliot, W. G. On the defence of Portugal ; with a Military Map. Of the
manners of the inhabitants, and principal events of the Campaigns in
1808 and 1809 London, 1810.244
3. Shoberl, F. Narrative of events in and near Leipzig, at the time of the
series of engagements between the Allied Armies and the French. From
the German London, 1814.104
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4. A view of the political state of Europe, after the Battle of Leipzig.
London, 18 13.. 99
5. Douglas, Sir H. The crisis of Spain London, 1823. .81
6. The Holy Alliance, versus Spain. Containing the Declarations of the
Allied Powers, and the replies of the Spanish Cortes London, 1823. .30
Vol. LXV. [West India Pamphlets, 1826-7.]
1. A communication from the Governor to the House of Assembly of St.
Vincent, 17th August, 1826, enclosing Bills for Emancipating the Slaves,
&c., with the reply thereto London, 1826 . .36
2. Stephen J. England enslaved by her own Slave Colonies.. . .London, 1826. .91
For another copy see Vol. LXXV., No. 3.
3. Remarks on an Address to the Members of the New Parliament with respect
to the West India Question London, 1826. .78
4. Address to the Members of the New Parliament on the proceedings of the
Colonial Department, for ameliorating the condition of the Slaves, &c., and
on the course that ought to be pursued. With a supplement. .London,
1826.. 41
5. Same as Vol CCXLIL, No. 6.
6. Chalmers, Dr. T. On the Abolition of Colonial Slavery Glasgow, 1826. .16
For another copy see Vol. CCXXXVII., No. 5.
7. Opinions of Henry Brougham, on Negro Slavery London, 1826. .47
8. McDonnell, A. The West India Legislatures vindicated from the charge
of having resisted the Amelioration of Slavery .London, 1 826 . 104
9. Thomson, C. Mr. Stephen's address to the Electors of Great Britain ;
considered London, 1826. .48
10. Letter on a Pamphlet [viz :] " The West India Question, practically
considered.". . . London, 18'26. .16
11. The West India Question practically considered, London, 1826. 121
12. On recent proceedings of the Legislature of Barbados,.. ..London, 1826.. 43
18. The West Indian Reporter, No. 1 London, 1st January, 1827. .24
For other copies, See Vol. LXVI, No. 16, and vol. XCVI, No. 9.
Vol. LXVI. [West Indies, Parliamentary Speeches, 1824-26.]
1. Baring, Alexander. Speech on a Resolution declaratory of Slavery being
contrary to the Constitution &c., London, 1823 . .17
For other copies see Vol. LXVII, No. 1, and Vol. LXIX, No. 11, and Vol.
LXX, No. 3.
2. Debate in the House of Commons, on the Measures of Government, for the
amelioration of the condition of the Slaves, London, 1824. .71
3. Canning, Rt. Hon. G. Speech in the House of Commons, in explanation of
the Measures adopted by Government, &c., London 1824. .44
4. Canning, Rt Hon. G. Speech upon a Motion, for the early consideration
of Measures, &c., touching Slaves London, 1826. .16
5. Canning, Rt. Hon. G. Speeches, 12th December, 1826, relative to the
affairs of Portugal, ,....'. London, 1826. .fil
6. Huskisson, W. Two Speeches on Colonial and Foreign Commerce : with
the Alterations in Duties, resolved in Committee, London, 1825 . .88
7. The Debate in the House of Lords, 7th March, 1826, on Slavery in the
West Indies, London, 1826. .54
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8. Lord Chancellor, The. Speech on same occasion, London, 1826. ..8
9. Dudley, Viscount. Speech on same occasion London, 1826 . .12
10. St. Vincent, Viscount. Speech on same occasion London, 1826. . .7
11. Ellis, C. Speech upon a motion on 19th May, 1826, for the early con-
sideration of measures touching Slaves London, 1826 . . 18
12. Bernal, Ralph. Speech on same occasion, London, 1826. .16
13. Horton, R. W. Speech on same occasion, London, 1826. .27
14. Address to the Consumers of Sugar, in favour of West India Produce.
I _ c
, . . . o
15. A plain statement to the common sense of the People, [on Slavery,]
1826, (folded)... 4
16. The same as No. 13, Vol. LXV.
Vol. LXVII. [Tracts on West India Affairs, 1816-23.]
1. The same as No. 1, Vol. LXVI.
2. Canning, Rt. Hon. G. Speech on a Resolution declaratory of Slavery being
contrary to the Constitution, London, 1823, . .38
3. The state of the present Government of Trinidad, under the operation of
the mutilated Spanish system : an immediate introduction of the British
Laws &c., proposed, London, 1817. .90
4. Hay, J. Narrative of the Insurrection in the Island of Grenada, in 1795,
London, 1823 . 171
5. Jordan, G. W. Principles of the Slave Registry Bill &c London, 1816.147
6. Review of Arguments against Parliamentary interference in behalf of the
Negro Slaves ; with opinions on that subject, of distinguished Statesmen,
London, 1823;. .32
7. Scriptural Notices respecting Bondmen ; am] a Plan for the gradual manu-
mission of Slaves, London, 1823 . . .9
8. West India Agricultural distress, and a Remark on Mr. Wiiberforce's Ap-
peal, London, 1823...56
9. Of the nature and effects of Negro Slavery, (folded,) London, 1823. . .3
Vol. LXVin. [Tracts on West Indies, 1823-4.]
1. Property possessed by Slaves in the Virgin Islands, 1823. (Lithographed) 1
2. Memorial of the Colonial Agents to Earl Bathurst, 25th Feb. 1824, (Lith.) 3
3. Letter from Earl Bathurst to the Colonial Agents, February 1824, (Lith.).... . .3
4. Letter from the Colonial Agents to Earl Bathurst, 1st March 1824, (Lith.) 2
5. Letter from the Colonial Agents to Earl Bathurst, 9th March, 1824, (Lith.).... 4
The five preceding Tracts also occur in Vol. LXIX.
6. Report of a Debate in [the Colonial] Council, [Barbados,] on a Despatch
from Lord Bathurst to the Governor, London, 1823 . .40
7. Of Negro Slavery as it exists in our West India Colonies, Hull, 1824. .12
8. Commissioners of correspondence of the Bahama Islands ; Letter concern-
ing the proposed abolition of Slavery in the West Indies, . . .London, 1823. .78
9. Report of the Committee of the Legislature of Dominica, relative to the con-
dition, treatment, &c., &c., of the Negroes of that Island,. ..London, 1823. .43
10. A communication from the Governor of Saint Vincent, to the House of
Assembly, enclosing Lord Bathurst's Despatch [for ameliorating the condi-
tion of the Slaves,] with a Reply, and a Letter on the Insurrection in De-
merara, London, 1823. ..74
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11. Refutation of the various calumnies against the West India Colonies,
London, 1824.143
12. Jordan, G. W. Papers relating to the British Colonies in the West Indies,
London, . .71
Vol. LXIX. [Tracts on the West Indies, 1823-24.]
2* [ These are the same as Nos. 1 and 4, Vol. LXVIII.
3. Letter extracted from the Jamaica Journal of the 31st January, 1824.
(Manuscript.) .-..., 5
4. )
5. > These are the same as Nos. 2, 3 and 5, in Vol. LXVIII.
6. J
7. Examination of statements respecting Barbados, made by Messrs. Wilber-
force, Stephen, &c London, 1824. . .7
8. Papers to serve for the formation of Branch Associations [of the Society
named in the following.] , 1824. . .4
9. Report of the Society for Conversion and Religious Instruction of Negro
Slaves. July Dec., 1823 London, 1824. .48
10. Some account of the Society London, 1823. .13
11. The same as No. 1, Vol. LXVI.
12. Cobbett's Weekly Register, Dec. 13, 1823, to Mr. Wilberforce, on his v
l< Appeal in behalf of Negro Slaves," &c London. .32
For another copy see Vol. LXX., No. 4.
13. Letter to the Liverpool Society for the abolition of Slavery. . .London, 1824. .15
14. Emancipation, &c., considered ; its Impolicy and Injustice; in answer to
Mr. Wilberforce. No. 1 ..London, 1824.. 44
15. Report of a Committee of fhe House of Assembly of Jamaica, Dec. 10, 1817,
relative to its Population, Agriculture, and Commerce London, 1818. .65
16. On the present distressed state of the British West India Colonies ; their
Claims for Relief, &c London, 1823 . .63
Vol. LXX. [Tracts on West Indies, 1822-3.]
1. Memorandum on the relative importance of the West and East Indies to
Great Britain London, 1823 . .32
2. Petition from the. West India Planters and Merchants resident in Scot-
land, for the protection of their rights and property in any legislation res-
pecting Slavery in the West Indies Glasgow, . . .8
3. The same as No. 1, Vol. LXVI.
4. The same as No. 12, Vol. LXIX.
5. Reduced rates^on Ships discharged, and their Cargoes, in the West India
Docks, on 31st March, 1824. Folded 2
6. Memorial of the West India Dock Company, with Notes, &c. London, 1822,
pp. 24; with Appendix. .13
7. Reply to Jos. Marryat's Observations on the West India Dock Charter.
London, 1823.107
8. Winter, R. Objections to the proposed alteration of the Law relating to
Principal and Factor London, 1823. .42
9. On the Colonization of the Cape of Good Hope London June 1st, 1819 . . .3
10. Outline of Plan of Emigration to Upper Canada London, 1823?..
pp. 10, with appendix, 15
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11. Observations on ditto ... .London, . . .8
12. The case of Barbados, for indemnification of losses in the late Insurrection.
(folded,) Westminster, 1819... 6
Vol. I.XXI. [Colonies, 1831-2.]
1. Debate upon the Sugar Duties, in the House of Commons, 21st June, 1830. .86
2. Ditto ditto 21st Feby., 1831 . .40
3. Causes of the distress of the British West India Colonies; with Remedies
suggested London, 1832.. 39
4. McQueen, J. On the British Colonies; (taken out of a Periodical.)
5. Proceedings at a Meeting in London, on behalf of the preservation of the
British West India Colonies, 5th April, 1832 50
6. Debate on the present state of the West India Colonies, in the House of
Lords, 17th April, 1832 38
7. The West Indian Reporter, No. 41, March, 183 J, on the Commercial State
of the West India Colonies London . .56
8. Address to Manufacturers, &c., on the importance of preserving the
Colonies London, 1832 . .21
Vol. LXXn. [Tracts, 1814-16.]
1. Speech of Lord Grenville, 9th April, 1813, on East Indian affairs. ..London,. .72
2. Fisher, R. B. The importance of the Cape of Good Hope, as a Colony to
Great Britain London, 1814. 103
3. Reasons for establishing a Registry of Slaves, being a report published by
the African Institution London, 1815.118
4. Remarks on the Slave Registry Bill, and upon a report of the African Institu-
tion London, 1816 . .67
5. On Mr. Wilberforce's Bill, for preventing the unlawful importation of
Slaves, &c London, 1816.. 28
6. Thorpe, R. Reply to Z. Macauley ; published as " Preface to a Letter to W.
Wilberforce." London, 1815 . .56
7. Interference of the British Legislature, respecting the West India Slaves
deprecated London, 1816 . .58
8. The injurious tendency of the proposed Slave Registry Bill ; referring to
Evidence received by the House of Assembly, Jamaica London, 1816 . .24
9. On the abolition of the Slave Trade, and Civilization of Africa ; on the Afri-
can Institution, &c London, 1816.235
10. Jordan, G. W. Of the principles'of the Slave Registry Bill, &c. . London, 1816 . 147
11. Venables, T. The Reviewer, (in the Christian Observer,) reviewed, respect-
ing the Slave Registry Bill London, 1816.. 32
12. Pallmer, C. N. Speech in the House of Commons, on Mr. Wilberforce's
motion for Papers, &c., June 19, 1816 44
13. Jordan, G. W. Queries on the Silver and ^Copper coins in Barbados ;
and answer, recommending measures necessary, &c London, 1816. .30
Vol. LXXin. [Pamphlets, 1830-43.]
1. Public Documents, &c., on the Interests of Prince Edward Island. Char-
lottetown, 1841.104
2. Domestic Ventilation London, 1841 .11
3. Temple, J. Observations on Property London, . . .8
4. The Syrian Question London, 1841 . .43
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5. Report of the Society for Free Admission to National Monuments and Public
Edifices, &c London, 1842.. 32
6. On the Taxes on Knowledge London, 1831 . .32
7. On the Ballot London, 1830.. 28
8. Buller, C., M.P. Speech on 21st February, 1837, for granting Municipal
Corporations to Ireland 8
9. Hume, J. Speech on 10th March, 1855, for the Repeal of the Malt Tax. .17
10. Roebuck, J. A. "Speech on 21st February, 1837, for granting Municipal
Corporations to Ireland 8
11. Aristocracy and Democracy. Correspondence between Earl Fitzwilliam and
J. G. Marshall London, 1840. ..4
12. Hume, Jos. Speech on Sugar Duties May 13th, 1841 22
13. . Speech on the Policy of England towards the Porte and
Mohamed Ali, March 27, 1840 32
14. Evidence before the Committee appointed to consider the means of prevent-
ing Bribery, Corruption, &c., in the Election of Members of Parliament.
London, 1837.147
15. Hume, Jos. Speech on the Bank of England and State of the Currency,
8th July, 1839 24
16. Hume, Jos. Speech on the National Debt and the Sinking Fund. . . .1822. .23
17. On the Kirk of Scotland, the Non-Intrusionists, and National Education in
Scotland , 1843 ... 3
VoL LXX1V. [Pamphlets, 1778-1812.]
1. Dyer, G. Four Letters on the English Constitution London, 1812. 136
2. James, R. On Fevers and Inflammatory Distempers. Of the Fever Powder,
and on the Disorders of Children London, 1778. 160
3. Of the Dissensions at the Presidency of Madras. Original Papers, &c.
London, 1810.210
4. Of the events of the Rebellion at Madras .London, 1810. .47
Vol. LXXV. [Pamphlets, 1809-27.]
1. Miller, 3. [Assize] Sermon on the Prevalence of Crime Oxford, 1819 . .33
2. Leckie, G. F. State of the Foreign Affairs of Great Britain for 1809 . .Lond. . .34
3. The same as No. 2, Vol. LXV.
4. On Recent Occurrences at Litchfield, on Slavery and the Distribution of the
Scriptures ' . .London, 1826 . .52
5. Debate in the House of Commons, June 23rd, 1825, relative to the demoli-
tion of the Methodist Chapel in, and the expulsion of a Wesleyan Minister
from, Barbados London, 1825.119
6. The real state of Ireland in 1827 London. 100
7. Phillpotts, H. A Letter on the Proceedings at a Public Meeting in the
County of Durham, and on the Speech of J. G. Lambton, M. P.
Durham, 1819.. 35
8. Horton, R. W., M.P. Letter to the Duke of Norfolk on the Catholic Ques-
tion, (with an appendix of papers.) London, 1826.100
For another copy see Vol. XCVI, No. 4.
9. Description of a Panoramic View of Spitzbergen London, 1820. .12
'Vol. LXXVI. [Pamphlets, 1812-28.]
1 . Remarks on a System of National Education, with speeches delivered at a
meeting held for instituting it Stamford, 1812. .24
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2. Brougham, H., M.P. Speech, March 13, 1817, on the State of the Nation. .82
3. Bowles, W. L. The Invariable Principles of Poetry, on occasion of T.
Campbell's Observations relating to Pope London, 1819 . .45
4. Two Letters on Scottish Affairs [on the " Proposed Change of Currency,
and other alterations," &c.] London, 1826. .62
5. Report by the Commissioners on the Practice of Chancery. ..London, 1826.156
6. Wedderburn, J. W. On the dismissal of Major-Gen. Sir R. Wilson. Lon-
don, 1822.. 32
7. Lane, C. T. The Coronation Oath considered, with reference to the princi-
ples of 1688 London, 1828. 124
Vol. LXXVH. [Tracts, 1822-32.]
1. Adams, C. H. Letter-press to accompany the Plate of the Solar System.
London, 1822.. 33
2. Letter on the Amendments of the Reform Bill, which it may be expedient
to make in the Committee [of the Lords] London, 1832. .73
3. Becher, J. T. The Antipauper System, under the Administration of the
Poor Laws at Southwell, &c London, 1828 . . 58
4. Hints on Emigration to Swan River, Australia .London, 1829. .70
5. Information to Emigrants to the West Coast of Australia . .78
6. Information for those who embark as Settlers for the West Coast of Aus-
tralia. (Lithographed.) . . Coloniar,0ffice, 3rd February, 1829. . .2
Vol. LXXVIII. [Tracts, 1753-1812.]
1. Halfpenny, W. and J. The Country Builder's Assistant, &c., for rural deco-
rative architecture; with 32 designs for Summer-houses, Lodges, &c.
London, 1753.. 64
2. Correspondence and Proceedings for a renewal of the East India Company's
Charter London, 1812.. 92
3. The same as No. 1, Vol. LXIV.
Vol. LXXIX. [Tracts, 1776-85.]
1. The Evidence on the part of Petitioners for the Abolition of the Slave
Trade London, 1791 . .32
2. Dawes, M. Essay on Intellectual Liberty ; submitted to the Legislature,
and to all enquirers, particularly among the Dissenters and Papists.. L., 1780. .88
3. The Rights of Great Britain asserted against the claims of America: being
an answer to the Declaration of the General Congress London, 1776. .92
4. Twining, R. On the Tea and Window Act, and on the Tea Trade. London,
1785. 66
Vol. LXXX. [Tracts, 1757-1820.]
1. Bayley, J. On the Law of Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, &c.
London, 1789.. 79
2. National Danger and the Means of Safety London, 1797. .73
3. Rose, G. The increase of the Revenue, Commerce, and Manufactures from
1792 to 1799 London, 1799. .82
4. Pitt, W. Speech, Jan. 31, 1799, on proposing an Union between Great
Britain and Ireland [with Papers respecting the Policy, dating 1782.].. 95
For another copy see Vol. LXXXI, No. 2.
5. Serle, R. On Landed Property, so far as respects, Manors, Farms, Mills,
and Timber London, 1802. .40
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6. Seyer, S. On the Causes of Clerical Non-Residence, &c London, 1804. .79
7. Huskisson, W. The Depreciation of our Currency stated and examined.
London, 1810; preface, pp. xix.154
8. On the Necessity of conforming to order with respect to Clerical Vestments;
and on the dilapidated state of many Country Churches. . . .Bristol, 1820.. 32
Vol. LXXXI. [Tracts, 1798-9.]
1. Charnock, J. A Letter on Finance and on National Defence. London, 1798. .54
2. The same as No. 4, Vol. LXXX.
3. Necessity of and proposed plan for an incorporate Union between Great
Britain and Ireland London, 1799. 182
Vol. LXXXII. [Tracts, 1810-19.]
1. Trotter, C. The principles of Currency and Exchanges, applied to the
Report on the high price of Gold London, 1810. .80
2. Davison, J. Considerations on the Poor Laws Oxford, 1817 122
3. A Letter on the effects of a Variable Standard of Value, especially as it
regards the Poor Oxford, 1819. 104
4. A Second Letter on the Increase of Pauperism, and on the Poor Laws.
Oxford, 1819.111
Vol. LXXXIH. [Pamphlets, 1760-61.]
1. A. Letter to Two Great Men, on the Terms necessary to be insisted on in
the Negociation of Peace. Fourth edition, enlarged Dublin, 1760. .42
For another copy see Vol. LXXXIV, No. 5.
2. A Letter to the Earl of Bute on a Late Resignation {viz., of Mr. Pitt] and
its probable consequences London, 1761 . .75
3. A Second Letter, by the Author of the foregoing London, 1761 . .73
4. A Word to a Right Honourable Commoner [William PittJ. . .London, 1761. .72
5. Remarks on a Popular Letter [viz., Mr. Pitt's Letter on his Resignation.]
London, 1761.. 35
6. The Crisis ; on the present state of affairs London, 1761 . . 40
7. A Letter on the Present Crisis ; containing Reflections on a Late Resigna-
tion London, . .48
8. The Present State of Affairs, with Remarks upon certain Transactions.
London, 1761.. 66
Vol. LXXXIV. [Pamphlets, Political, 1760-61.]
1. A Consolatory Letter to a Noble Lord [respecting his failure at the Battle
of Minden.] London, 1760.. 44
2. Reasons why the approaching Treaty of Peace should be debated in Parlia-
ment London, 1760.. 49
3. On the State of Affairs in Germany ; the conduct of His Prussian Majesty,
&c London, 1760. .46
4. A Full Answer to "Considerations on the present German War." London,
1760.. 86
5. The same as No. 1, Vol. LXXXIII.
6. Hints on the important Crisis of a New Reign and a New Parliament.
London, 1761.. 62
Vol. LXXXV. [Pamphlets, Political, 1766-1800.]
1. Paine, T. The Decline and Fall of the English System of Finance. Second
Edition London, 1
For another copy see Vol. CXIII, No. 3.
1100 PAMPHLETS.
2. Thoughts on the present State of Affairs with America, and the Means of
Conciliation, with an appendix (no title) 102
3. Nicholls, J., M.P. Speech, January 3, 1798, on [the Bill for augmenting
the Assessed Taxes 27
4. Fox, Rt. Hon. C. J. Speech, 3rd February, 1800, on the Refusal of Minis-
ters to treat with the French Republic 42
5. Pitt, Rt. Hon. W. Speech, 3rd February, 1800 [on the same occasion] 120
6. Fox, 0. J. Letter to the Electors of Westminster London, 1793 . .43
7. Grattan, H. An Answer to the Speech of the Earl of Clare, on the Union
of Great Britain and Ireland London, 1800. .48
8. Letters of Cursitor to the principal Political Characters of the day. Lon-
don, 1800.. 92
9. Thelwall, J. Prospectus of Lectures for the ensuing Lent, on Historical
and Political Subjects, in strict conformity with the restrictions of Mr.
Pitt's Convention Act - London, 1796. .29
For an enlarged edition, vide Vol. CXCVII, No. 7.
10. Paley, W. Reasons for Contentment, addressed to the labouring public.
London, 1793 . .22
For other copies see Vol. III. No 23 ; Vol. CI, No. 1 ; Vol. CL, No. 5 ; Vol.
CXCVII, No. 10, and Vol. CCXIX, No. 1.
Vol. LXXXVI [Pamphlets, 1783-1809.]
1. Freake, A. Cases relating to the use of the Humulus, or Hop, in Gout
and Rheumatic Affections London, . .43
2. Trial of Capt. R. Powell, Lieuts. C. Seton and J. Hall, before a Court-Mar-
tial, on charges preferred against them by W. Cobbett ; with Letters be-
tween him and Sir C. Gould, Judge-Advocate General London, 1809. .32
For another copy see Vol. CVIII, No. 5.
3. The same as No. 1, Vol. XIX.
4. The same as Vol. LXI, No. 2.
5. The Crimes of Democracy London, 1798.. 35
6. Adair, R. Remarks on Mr. Burke's mention of Lord Keppel in one
of his ." recent publications." London, 1796. .54
7. Blair, R. The Grave: a Poem London, 1783. .39
8. Burke, Rt. Hon. E. Letter on the attacks made upon him and his pension,
in the House of Lords ^London, 1796. .78
For another copy see Vol. CL, No. 1.
9. Hill, J. On the nature and cure of Hypochondriasis London, 1776.. 43
10. Experiments on the use of Sugar in feeding Cattle ; with Hints for the
Cultivation of Wild Lands, and improving the condition of the Peasantry.
London, 1809.123
11. Harding's New Catalogue of Books on Agriculture. &c London, 1809. .36
12. De Dunstanville, Lord. Speech made at a County Meeting, Bodmin, May
15th, 1809, against Resolutions respecting the " Charges made against the
Duke of York." London, 1809. .37
13. Proceedings of the Friends to the Liberty of the Press, on Dec. 22nd, 1792,
and January 19th and March 9th, 1793 London, 1793. .22
14. Report of a Committee of Secrecy of the House of Commons [on Sedi-
tious Associations in Great Britain and Ireland,] with an Appendix.
London, 1799.. 90
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15. Prospectus of the Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine London, . . .2
Vol. LXXXVII. [Pamphlets, 1831-35.]
1. Documents and Report of the Royal Naval Annuitant Society. Devonport,
1833.. 76
2. Pratt, J. T. Tables for ^providing Relief in Sickness, for Payments at
Death, and Endowments for Children London, 1833. . .8
8. Proceedings of the Geological Society of London, No. 32 1833. . .8
4. The Malthusian Boon unmasked ; with Remarks upon the Poor Law Amend-
ment Bill London, 1835 . . 16
5. Descriptive Catalogue of Dr. G. Mantell's Mnseum of Geology and Fossil
comparative Anatomy London; 1834. .30
6. An Apology for English Ship-Builders, showing that it is not necessary to
look to the Navy for Naval Architects London, 1832. .48
7. School of Naval Architecture, (Review of the foregoing) London, . . .8
8. Baron Heurteloup : cases of Lithotrity, or, The stone cured without incision.
London, 1831.. 54
9. Proceedings of the Great Western Railway Company, &c London, 3834. .68
10. Minutes of evidence on the Great Western Railway Bill Bristol, 1834. .51
11. Knox, Dr. Dissection of a young Rorqual, or short Whalebone
Whale, &c 1834. .12
12. Peene, W. G. On the subjects of Philosophical Lectures ; an Introductory
Address, read at the Philosophical Society Maidstone, 1834. .26
13. Dymond, J. The Church and the Clergy, &c. ; showing that Religious
Establishments are not of public utility, &c London, 1834. .52
14. Third Report of the Naval and Military Library an dMuseum 1834 . .42
15. Fourth Report of the United Service Museum 1835 . .44
16. Peel, Sir R. Speech on forming an Administration, 24th February, 1835.. 18
17. Dewhurst, H. W. On the advantages of Philosophical Instruction.
London, 1835 -.18
18, 19, 20, 21, and 22. Prolusiones academicse praamiis annuis dignatae et recitatae.
Cambridge, 1835.. 37^
23. Evidence taken before the Corporation Commissioners, at Cambridge
London, 1833.136
24. Spalding, R. On the adjustment of the Theodolite ; with a few Hints to
young Surveyors Rochester, 1831 . .48
Vol. LXXXVIII. [Tracts, 1714-1827.]
1. The same as No. 7, Vol. CCXXV, and to which is appended a rejoinder.
2. Correspondence between Great Britain and France, in Negotiation of Peace ;
Copies of the preliminary and definitive Treaties London, 1803.168
For another copy, with additional papers, see Vol. CHI,. Nos. 1 and 2.
3. Vivenair, M. A Journey in an Air Balloon to Georgium Sidus 1784.. 41
4. Wilmot, Sir E. E. Letter to the Magistrates, on the increase of Crime.s, and
an efficient Remedy London, 1827. .28
5. English, French, and German names of Minerals; with Tables of Analysis.
Edinburgh, 1808.. 72
6. Of the Services of Mr. Gumming, late of the Revenue and Judicial Depart-
ments of India London, 1824. .71
7. King, E., F.R.S., &c. Account of the late, 1807. .1
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8. Acland, H. D. Sketch of the History and present situation of the Valdenses,
orVaudois London, 1825.. 51
Vol. LXXXIX. [Tracts, 1786-91.]
1. Jones, W. Essay on the Church, and view of the state of the Argument
between the Church and the Dissenters Gloucester, 1787. 143
2. Porteous, Bishop. Letter concerning Sunday Schools London, 1787.. 31
3. By the same. Essay on the Transfiguration of Christ London, 1788. .31
4. By the same. Letter to the Clergy of the Diocese of London . London, 1789., 26
5. By the same. Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of London. London, 1790. .28
6. BaVrington, Bp. of Sarum. Letter, with directions to the Clergy of Sarum.
2nd Edition, with additions Salisbury, 1790 . 146
7. Chester, Bishop of. A list of books, for the use of Students in Divinity
within the Diocese Oxford, 1791 51
8. Review of the Policy, Doctrines, and Morals of the Methodists . London, 1791 . .55
VoL XC. [Tracts, 1796-1800.]
1. Sharpe, J. The Church. A Poem London, 1797. .62
2. The Passions personified in familiar fables London, . 104
3. The shade of Alexander Pope, on the banks of the Thames. A satirical
Poem ; with notes. . London, 1799 . . 86
4. Supplement to The progress of Satire, [in reply to a Letter published in The
Pursuits of Literature.] London, 1799 . 40
5. The Progress of Satire, in Verse ; with Notes London, 1798 . .33
6. The New Brighton Guide, (a Satirical Poem,) &c., with Notes, historical,
moral, and personal London, 1796 . .68
7. The last Dying words of the Eighteenth Century. A pindarick ode.
London, 1800.. 50
Vol. XCI. [Tracts, 1797-1802.]
1. Stone, F. Unitarian Minister's Plea for adherence to the Church of Eng-
land ; with a Plan of Church Reform, &c London, 1808. .60
2. Stone, F. Jewish Prophecy, the criterion of Christian Scripture.
London, 1808.. 47
3. Stone, F. A Letter to Dr. Porteus, Bp. of London, on the citation of the
Writer before the Spiritual Court London, 1807. .42
4. Fox, The late C. J. Particulars in the character of [regarding his Religious
Character.] London, 1809. .33
5. Bedford, Francis, the late Duke of. The Character of, as delivered in a
Speech by C. J. Fox London, 1802.. 15
6. Bedford, Francis, Duke of. The Life of: his illness, death; his Agricul-
tural improvements, &c - ... London, 1802. .24
7. Infant Institutes; or, a Nurserical Essay on the Poetry of the Earlier
Ages, &c. (Parti.) . ..London, 1797.. 69
8. Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. Letters on the Miseries arising from Private Mad-
houses, &c London, 181 1 . . 52
9. On the practice of Vaccination, in which a late case of failure of that opera-
tion is adverted to London, 1811 .20
10. Aspland, R. The late Prosecution of Mr. J. Gisburne, (Unitarian Minister) ;
with an Exposure of the mistakes of Mr. Andrew Fuller's Narrative of
that affair Harlow, 1810 71
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11. Report of the case of Wm. Kent, convicted for Teaching and Praying in a
Conventicle Reading, 1811 . 103
12. Hints to Protestant Dissenters, occasioned by the rejection of the Bill for
regulating the licenses granted to Protestant Dissenting Ministers.
Liverpool, 1811.. 18
13. Crowley, J., formerly a Student in Maynooth College. Thoughts on the
emancipation of Roman Catholics London, 1811 . .25
14. Wickes, J. W. On the question of Burial, by the established Clergy, in
answer to an Appeal of the Dissenters Stamford, 1808. .50
15. Of the Paper Roofs used at Tew Lodge, (Oxon,) in point of Economy, dura-
bility, &c London, 1811.. 14
Vol. XCII. [Tracts, 1790-1831.]
1. Loudon, Chs. On present state of the Leamington Hospital. .Leamington-
Spa, 1832.. 15
2. Boydell, Messrs. Catalogue of the Pictures, &c., in the Shakspeare Gallery.
[With a List of Drawings and Engravings after Capital Pictures in England.]
Londqp, 1790.143
3. On Combinations to raise Wages London, 1831. .12
4. Moore, Rev. J. On the Prophecy of Isaiah, chap. VII, vers. 14, 15, 16.
London, 1809.. 63
5. Spry, Rev. J. H. " The Churchman's Manual," (a Farewell Sermon.)
Birmingham, 1824.. 20
6. Second Statement by the Council of the University of London, of the plan
of Instruction London, 1828 . 168
Vol. XCHI. [Burke's Political Tracts, 1769, &c.]
1. Observations on a late state of the Nation London, 1769. 155
2 Thoughts on the cause of the present Discontents London, 1775. 118
3. Mr. Burke's Speeches at his arrival at Bristol, and at the conclusion of the
Poll London, 1775. .31
4, Speeches on American Taxation London, 1775. .96
5. Speeches on moving his Resolutions for Conciliation with the Co-
lonies London, 1775.107
Vol. XCIV. [Tracts, 1805.]
1. Stephen, . War in disguise; or the frauds of the Neutral Flags. London,
1805.215
(For another Copy, vide Vol. I of the Catalogue, page 99.)
2. The Vindication of N. Jekyll, late Capt. of the 43rd Regt., with the proceed-
ings of the General Court Martial held on Colonel Stewart, of the same
Regiment; and Memorials, &c., to the Commander-in Chief, with their
Answers London, 1805. Introduction, 44 ; Vindication . 170
3. On the manner in which Wars have commenced during the last two Cen-
turies ; with Authorities on the nature of a Modern Declaration [of War.]
London, 1805.. 72
4. Review of various Libels, by Cotin, since those of which he was convicted,
in June last ; selected from his Weekly Pamphlet, by Diogenes. . .London,
1805, (2nd part, pp. 71-139)
Vol. XCV. [Political Pamphlets, 1804 ]
1. Hamilton, Lord A. On the formation of the late and present Administra-
tions London, 1804.. 69
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2. Reply to the above London, 1804.. 45
3. Intercepted Letters : [from Home, to the E. Indies] translated from the Moni-
teur : with the French official account of the engagement of Linois' Squadron
with the East India Fleet. [For another copy, in both languages, and with a
Preface. See No. 3, Vol. CXLI.] London, 1804. .95
4. The Letters of Brutus to certain political characters .... Edinburgh, 1791 . . 91
For another Copy, see Vol. XOVII, No. 7.
Vol. XCVI. [Pamphlets, 1826.]
1. Burton, N. Garret-holder. A Petition, with advice to the Members of the
new Parliament London, 1827.. 61
2. Pope, C. On the origin, progress, and present state of Shipping, Com-
merce, &c London, 1825. .37
3. Moore, J. C. Freedom of Trade London, 1826. .66
4. The same as Vol. LXXV, No. 8.
5. Longlands, H. Of the Warehousing system, as connected with the Port
of London London, 1824.. 59
6. Review of Mr. Longlands' Pamphlet [the above], with observations on the
necessity of additional Wet Docks- London, 1824. .54
7. A reply to the authorized defence of the St. Katharine's Dock project.
London, 1824.. 3
8. Silva, J. B. D. E. Memoir addressed to the Legislative Assembly of Brazil
on Slavery : from the Portuguese, by W. Walton ; with a Preface, and the
Treaty with Brazil for Abolition London, 1826 .. 60
9. The same, as No. 13, Vol. LXV.
Vol. XCVII. [Political Tracts, 1788-93.]
1. The same, as No. 1, Vol. LXI.
2. Wilson, Jasper. On the real interests of Britain in the present Crisis; and
the general state of Europe , London, 1793. .72
For another Copy, see Vol. CLVI, No. 1.
See also Vol. CXCI, for two Copies of this Tract.
3. Boothby, Sir B. A letter to the Rt. Honorable E. Burke. London, 1791.135
4-. Debate in the House of Commons, on the abolition of the Slave Trade, 2nd
April, 1792 London. 178
5. Falconbridge, A. An account of the Slave Trade, on the Coast of Africa.
London, 1788.. 55
6. Proceedings in an Action for Debt, for payment of taxed costs of a Petition
to the House of Commons, which was adjudged "Frivolous and Vexa-
tious." C. J. Fox, Plaintiff, and J. H. Tooke, Defendant, London, 1792.. 85
7. The same, as No. 4, 'Vol. XCV.
Vol. XCVm. [Tracts, Vol. 1, 1780-92.]
1. Burke, Rt. Hon. E. Reflections on the French Revolution, &c. .London, 1791 .364
2. . A letter on the Roman Catholics in Ireland, and the
propriety of admitting them to the Elective Franchise London, 1792. .88
3. . Speech at Bristol, upon certain points relative to his
Parliamentary conduct London, 1780. 68
4- . The same as No. 5, Vol. XL VI I.
Vol. XCIX. [Tracts, Vol. 2., 1790-6.]
1. Burke, Rt. lion. E. An appeal from the new to the old Whigs, relative to
the Reflections on the French Revolution London, 17<J1 . 143
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2. The origin of Duty and Right in Man considered London, 1796.179
3. Edward, Bryan. Speech at a Conference between the Council and
Assembly [Jamaica] on the Slave Trade London, 1790. .Docu. pp. xiii, 59
Vol. C. [Tracts, Vol. 3, 1787-1818.]
1. Dennis, Rev. J. The expediency of Convocation's proceeding [to expose]
the clandestine scheme for conceding the Roman Catholic petitions.
Exeter, 1818. .41
2. Malham, J. An historical view of the non-residence of the Parochial
Clergy, and remedies proposed Salisbury, 1801 . .95
3. Patrick, R. A chart of ten Numerals in two hundred tongues, with a de-
scriptive essay London, 1812. . 51
4. Explanation of and observations on " The Shekel of David," an antique
Medal London, 1810 . .23
5. Brissot, J. P., Deputy to the National Convention. The Life of, by himself.
From the French London, 1794. .92
6. Ashe, T. Memoirs of Mammoth and other Bones of non-descript animals
found in North America Liverpool, 1806 . .60
For another copy, with additions, see Vol. I of the Catalogue, page 619.
7. Klaproth, M. H. Observations relative to the Fossils of Cornwall (from the
German.) London, 1787.. 84
Vol. CI. [Tracts, Vol. 4, 1781-93.]
1. The same as No. 10, Vol. LXXXV.
2. Communications from France, with answers to^them ; " the Revolution So-
ciety" of England being one party concerned .London, 1789. .24
3. Coxe, W. A letter to the Rev. R. Price upon his discourse on the Love of
our Country ; delivered to the Revolution Society London, 1790. .46
4. Knox, V. Transactions relative to a sermon preached in Brighton Church,
with extracts London, 1793.182
5. Taylor, H. On the nature of the Grand Apostacy ; observations on Mr.
Gibbon's History : Dissertations on the Coming of Christ, on the Millen-
nium, &c London, 1781.224
Vol. CII. [Tracts, Vol. 5, 1782-1822.]
1. Short, T. V. On the state of the public Examinations of the University
of Oxford Oxford, 1822. .26
2. Hurdis, Rev. J. Reflections on the commencement of a new year. .L., 1793 . .20
3. Sayers, F. Disquisitions, Metaphysical and Literary London, 1793. 149
4. On a general commutation of Tithes for land or a Corn-rent. .London, 1782 . .44
5. Burgess, T. Remarks on Josephus's account of Herod's rebuilding of the
Temple at Jerusalem Oxford, 1788 . .58
6. i Excerptum e Josephi &c 45
7. [Kemble, Mr.] Macbeth reconsidered ; an answer [to Mr. Wheatley's] re-
marks on some of the characters of Shakspeare London, 1786. .36
Vol. CIH. [Political Pamphlets, 1803.]
1. The same as No. 2, vol. LXXXVIII.
2. Additional papers, (22) respecting the discussions with France. London, 1803 . .19
3. Pitt, Rt. Hon. W. Speech of, May 23, 1803, on the debate on the War... 29
4. A Near Observer, on the state of parties, &c. The same as No. 1, vol.
CXCVI., which, however, is a later edition.
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5. A more accurate Observer's plain answer to the misrepresentations, &c., of
a near Observer London, 1803 . .83
For other copies of the two preceding Pamphlets, and replies, &c., thereto,
vide vol. CCXXXI1I., Nos. 1 to 6. Vide, also, vol. CXL., Nos. 8 and 9.
6. Why do we go to War ? The question discussed, according to the Official
correspondence London, 1803 . . 30
7. The reason why, in answer to the above pamphlet, [and] A rejoinder, to the
reply of the author London, 1803 . 113
8. Correspondence between His Majesty, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of
York and Mr. Addington, on the offer of Military Service made by the
Prince of Wales London, 1803 . .32
Vol. CIV. [Tracts, 1808-10.]
1. On the genius and disposition of the French Government; [with] A view of
the Taxation of the French Empire. By an American . Philadelphia, 1810.253
2. Copleston, E. Letter to John Coker, [on occasion of the next mentioned
pamphlet.] Oxford, 1810 . .20
(Vide, a]so,post, vol. CXXV., No. 4.)
3. Coker, J., of New College. Reflections on the late election of a Chancellor
for the University Oxford, 1810 . .24
4. The same as No. 1, vol. XXXVIII.
5. An answer to the strictures of the Quarterly Review, (No. 4) upon the let-
ters of the Rt. Hon. G. Canning to Earl Camden London, 1810. .48
6. Letter to Lord Henry Petty on the present critical situation of the country.
London, 1809.. 48
7. Hints to the Legislature, Ac., on the nature and effect of Evangelical Preach-
. ing. (Part II.) London, 1808. 198
8. Rose, Rt. Hon. G. Observations respecting the Public Expenditure and the
influence of the Crown London, 1810 . .79
For another copy, see vol. CVL, No. 1.
9. Cursory remarks on the Correspondence between Lord Melville and Mr.
Perceval London, 1810. .33
For another copy, see vol. C"VT, No. 2.
Vol. CV. [Pamphlets. Commercial, 1807-8-10.]
1. The Orders of Council, and instructions for imposing the restrictions of
Blockade, &c London, 1807.. 63
2. Farquhar, R. T. Suggestions, on the abolition of the Slave Trade, for sup-
plying the West India Colonies with labourers London, 1807 . .66
For another copy, see vol. CXLL, No. 4.
3. Corrie, E. On the duties on Coffee London, 1808.. 58
4. Torrens, R. Of the advantages derived from Trade ; the expediency of
making Peace with France, &c London, 1808. 108
5. Marryat, J., M.P. Speech for the appointment of a Committee to consider
of the present Marine Insurances London, 1810. ..40
6. Letter on the present Marine Insurance ; the necessity for a New Company,
&c London, 1810.. 75
Vol. CVI. [Pamphlets. Domestic, 1810.]
1. The same as No. 8, vol. CIV.
2. The same as No. 9, vol. CIV.
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3. Notes, &c., on Documents and Evidence given before Parliament on the
policy and conduct of the late Expedition do the Scheldt London, 1810. .43
4. Observations on [the same information on the same subject]. .London, 1810.158
Vol. CVII. [Pamphlets, Military, 1804-8.]
1. A letter to Sir Eobert Wilson on his " Inquiry into the present state of the
Military Force of the British Empire, &c London, 1804. .70
2. Selkirk, the Earl of. On the necessity for a more effectual system of Na-
tional Defence, and the means of permanent security London, 1808.179
3. Birch, Capt. J. F. Memoir on the National Defence London, 1808. 171
Vol. CVIII. [Pamphlets, General, 1806-7-8-9.]
1. Answer to the inquiry into the state of the Nation ; with strictures on the
Ministry London, 1806. 1ST
2. The Trial of Geo. Rose, at the suit of Mr. Smith, a Publican, for Feeding
Lord Hood's friends, etc., during the late Westminster Election.
London, 1791, reprinted 1807. .38^
3. Christian, E. Vindication of the Right of the Universities to a copy of
every new Publication Cambridge, 1807. .86
4. Lynch, F. T., M.D. A letter to John Sullivan, late Under-Secretary for the
Colonial Department, [affecting his official character.] London, 1808. .88
For another copy see Vol. CXLII, No. 3.
5. The same as No. 2, vol. LXXXVI.
Vol. CIX. [Miscellanies, Literary Property, 1749-74.]
1. Hargrave, F. Argument in defence of Literary Property London, 1774. .55
2. On the nature, origin and duration of Literary Property. .Edinburgh, 1767.. 34
3. Thoughts on the state of Literary Property [adverse to a monopoly attempted
by London Booksellers] Dublin, 1767. .16
4. Letter to the Public Advertiser, containing Constitutional Remarks on some
late Trials, &c Dublin, 1768.. 48
5. A letter, from Candor, concerning Libels, Warrants, and the seizure of
Papers, &c Dublin, 1765 . .48
6. Another letter, on this subject Dublin, 1765. .99
(The two preceding pamphlets are Reprints of the original London edition ;
for the 2nd London edition and Postscripts, see Nos. 2 and 8, vol. CXLVII.)
7. Fleetwood, E. Tenant Rights of those who hold lands of the Church, <fcc. :
with considerations for restraining excessive Fines, &c Dublin, 1768. .60
- 8. Montesquieu, Baron de. Observations on Government ; occasioned by the
disputes between the King of France and his Clergy Dublin, 1751 . . 18
8. The case of the Duke of Portland, respecting two leases lately granted by
the Treasury to Sir J. Lowther [of property claimed by the Duke] with
observations on the motion for a Bill, for quieting the Possession of the
Subject Dublin, 1768 . .56
9. The necessity of putting the Irish Popish Clergy under some better regu-
lations ; [proposing to the Government to limit their number, and to give
everyone his charge] Dublin, 1749.. 22
10. Are Juries Judges of Law as well as of Fact ? with reference to the case
of Libels - Dublin, 1768. .31
11. Fielding, Henry. A Charge to the Grand Jury of Westminster, 29th
June, 1749 Dnblin, 1749. .24
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12. Fielding, Henry. On the causes of the increase of Robbers, &c. ; in
which the present reigning vices, and the laws for provision for the Poor,
and the punishment of Felons, are freely examined Dublin, 1751 . .96
Vol. CX. [Miscellanies, 1769-74.]
1. The controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies reviewed, and the
nature of their connection, shewn from historical facts and records.
Dublin, 1769. .pp. 207 .appendix. .55
2. Burke, E. Thoughts on the cause of the present Discontents.. .Dub., 1770. .79
3. Macaulay, Catharine. Observations on the above pamphlet. .Dublin, 1770. .36
4. On the late transactions respecting Falkland's Islands Dublin, 1771. .42
5. On the measures carrying on with respect to the British Colonies in North
America London, 1774. 160
6. Canning, G. A letter on the relation between Great Britain and her
Colonies. By G. Canning London, 1768 . .40
Vol. CXI. [Miscellanies, Characters and Speeches, 1757-77.]
1. Characters of eminent personages in Parliament, as Statesmen, Senators
and Public Speakers London, 1777. 152
2. Letters from General Washington to several of his friends ; Or, a fuller
view of American Politics London, 1777 . .73
3. On the^present combination of the American Colonies, and their claim to
independency, &c . . . . London, 1777. 100
4. Burke, Edmund. A letter on the affairs of America Dublin, 1777. .55
5. Thoughts concerning the interest and exigencies of the state of Ireland.
Dublin, 1757.. 60
Vol. CXH. [Miscellanies, XXXIII. 1779.]
1. Of Sturbriclge, Bury, and the most famous Fairs in Europe and America;
with anecdotes and considerations upon the origin, progress and decline of
all [Fairs] in this Kingdom Cambridge, 175-. .39
'2. History of the Opposition during the last Session of Parliament. . . .London,
1779.. 58
3. Cowley, Mrs. Wno's the Dupe ? a farce London, 1779. .26
4. Reay, Miss Martha. The case and memoirs of ; with remarks in refutation,
on the case and memoirs of Rev. Mr. Hackman London, . .46
5. On the custom of counting noses ; a Satire on the American War. .London,
1779.. 34
6. Pott, J. H. Poems, in English and Latin London, 1779. .59
7. The Gentleman's Magazine for May, 1779 Ill
Vol. CXni. [Finance, 1796.]
1. D'lvernois. Etat des finances et des ressources de la Republique Frangaise.
. ou ler Janvier, 1796 Londres, 1796 133
2. Auckland, Lord. Substance of a Speech, 2nd May, 1796, on a motion of
the Marquis of Lansdown, [respecting the Finances, &c.] 41
For another copy, see Vol. C XXXIX., No. 9.
3. The same as No. 1, Vol. LXXXV. ; but printed in Paris.
Vol. CXIV. [Tracts, Letter on Trial by Jury, 1832.]
1. Adam, Lord Commissioner. Statement on the issues used in the Court of
Se ssion in Scotland, for the Trial of Civil Causes by Jury ; with preface
and appendixes Edinburgh, 1852 . . pp. 56 .. appendixes . . 94
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Vol. CXV. [Tracts, Preservation from Shipwreck; Useful Knowledge, &c.]
1. Hillary, Sir W. On the Humanity and Policy of forming an Institution for
the preservation of Lives and Property from Shipwreck ; with an appendix
relating to the establishment of the Royal National Institution, and its
Proceedings London, 1825. .64
2. The Royal National Institution, The 2nd Annual Report of. .London, 1826. .89
3. Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge ; prospectus and rules ;
address of the Committee, &c London, 1828. .22
4. Reports and prospec-
tus, 1829 London, 1830. .2 copies. .39
5. : Address of the Com-
mittee, &c . . London, 1831 . . 16
6. State of the Poor ; with a plan of a society for bettering their condition 13
7. Quarterly Report of the Sussex Association for improving the condition of
the Labouring Classes. (No. 1) Lindfield, 1831 . .47
8. Jacob, W. Benefits from the cultivation of Poor Soils, as exemplified in
Colonies for the Indigent, &c., in Holland Lindfield, 1828 . .39
For another copy, see Vol. CO XXXIX, No. 23.
9. Cases of Prisoners under sentence of hard labour in Houses of Correction, at
Guildford and Brixton London, 1824. .41
10. Good, J. M. On the mischiefs incidental to the Tread-wheel, as an instru-
ment of prison discipline London, 1823 . .24
11. . A second Letter on the same subject London, 1824. .75
Vol. CXVI. [Tracts, 1833-4.]
1. What did the Chancellor mean? A Letter by a Reformer. . .London, 1834. 36
2. The Reform Ministry and the reformed Parliament London, 1833. 116
3. Scrope, G. P., M.P. How is Ireland to be Governed ? A Question to the
new Administration . London, 1834. .34
Vol. CXVII. [Tracts, Reform.]
1. Stewart, Lieut. -Col. M. Remarks on the present state of affairs ; with an
appendix London, 1831 . 128
2. Remarks on the state and policy of the Nation London, 1828. 121
3. Croker, Rt. Hon. J. W. Speech on the Reform Question, March 4th.
London, 1831.. 24
4. Act to amend the Representation of the people in England and Wales ;
with an abstract London, 1832. 115
5. Walsh, Sir J. Popular opinions on Parliamentary Reform, considered ;
fonrth edition with additions, and a postscript on the Ballot. London, 1831.114
6. House of Lords ; Proceedings on East Retford Disfranchisement Bill, 21st
June, 1830 ; Mr. Adams' Speech against the Bill 70
VoL CXVIII. [Tracts, 1834.]
1. Wetherell, Sir C. Speech before the Privy Council on the incorporation
of the London University ; London, 1834. Ill
2. Grenville, Lord. On the supposed advantages of a Sinking Fund. .London,
1828.. 87
For another copy, see Vol. CLXIX, No. 3.
3. The Council's Statement of the nature and objects of the University of
London London, 1827. . 56
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4. University of London ; proprietors of shares London, 1827. .20
5. Character, object and effects of Trades' Unions ; with remarks on the law
concerning them London, 1834. 140
6. Bjornstjerna, M. B., Swedish Minister. Influence of the Public Debt over
the prosperity of the Country Piccadilly, 1834. . 58
7. Chester H. Our Relations with the Peninsula considered. . .London. 1834. .63
Vol. CXIX. [Tracts, 1835.]
1 . Conservative Reform ; Or, principles and policy of the Peel Administration.
London, 1835.. 80
2. Letter to Lord Durham on the state of Politics in 1835 London, 1835. .57
3. Sultan Mahmoud, and Mehemet AH Pasha London, 1835. .67
4. On National Property, and on the prospects of the present Administration
and of their Successors London, 1835.132
5. Remarks on the Office of Lord High Commissioner in the Ionian Islands ;
with documents London, 1835 . . 51
6. The new Ministry and the new Parliament, with a few words on the Election
of a Speaker London, 1835 . .75
7. Stephens, A. J. On Corporate Reform ; with observations upon the Con-
stitutional Rights of responsible inhabitants of Cities, &c.. London, 1835.. 64
Vol. CXX. [Tracts, 1835.]
1. Richards, J., M.P. A Letter to Lord Brougham, in reply to two Pamphlets
published under the names of Isaac Tomkins and Peter Jenkins, and
ascribed to his Lordship London, 1835 . .29
Vide, Vol. CXLVIII, No. 2.
2. Winterbottom, T. Letter, (on occasion of the same Pamphlets,) on Primo-
geniture... London, 1835. .32
3. What have the Whigs done ? or, An Answer to Mr. Bulwer on the Present
Crisis. . . London, 1835 . . 50
4. Manifesto of a Neutral, January 3, 1835 London, 1835 . .43
5. Legitimacy the only Salvation for Spain London, 1835. .98
6. Cotton, Archdeacon. Letter on the present circumstances of the Established
Church in Ireland Dublin, 1835 . . 80
7. Peel, Sir R. Speech on the Bill for suppressing disturbances in Ireland,
on 1st March, 1833 56
8. M'Ghee, R. J. Letter to Protestants, exhibiting the real principles of
the Roman Catholic Bishops and Priests in Ireland London, 1835 . .39
9. MacDonnell, E. The Roman Catholic Oath, (in the Relief Bill) considered,
London, 1835.. 42
10. Broadhurst, J. Letter on the Irish Church and Irish Tithes. .London, 1835. .72
Vol. CXXI. [Tracts, 1810-21.]
1. On the present state of Turkey, considered in its Commercial and Political
relation with England. London, 1821 . . 20
2. Roles, W. The Gospel Preacher ; or, Some assumed and real characters of
the Office : a Sermon Salisbury, 1821 . .27
3. Hook, J. Sermon in St. Paul's at the Yearly Meeting of the Charity
Schools in London and Westminster, (2 copies) London, 1818.. 45
4. Hodgson, R. Sermon on the same occasion, SLC London, 1816. . 14
PAMPHLETS. 1111
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5. Goddard, W. S. A sermon on the use and abuse of Religious and Civil
Liberty London, 1819 . .23
6. Douglas, George. Appeal from the opinions of some Modern Authors of
Elements of Geometry Edinburgh, 1810 . .69
7. Kent, the Duke of. Statement of the case of his Embarrassments and his
just Claims London, 1819.104
8. Byron, Lord. On Bowies' Strictures on the Life and Writings of Pope
London, 1821.. 61
9. Bowles, W. L. Two Letters, in answer to the above Pamphlet, &c. . .L. 1821 .104
Vol. CXXII. '[Tracts on India. 1803-8.]
1. Francis, Philip, M.P. Speeches on the War against the Mahrattas. . London,
1805.. 94
2. Campbell, L. D. Reply to Strictures on the Marquis Wellesley's Adminis-
tration in India ; with an Examination of the late Transactions in the
Carnatic London, 1807.301
3. Brand, J. A refutation of the Charge against the Marquis Wellesley, on
account of his conduct to the Nabob of Oude. (Appendix.) Pour Letters
upon the Oude charge London, 1807 pp. 226, appendix. .31
4. Campbell. L. D. On the " articles of charge " against Marquis Wellesley,
laid before the House of Commons London, 1808.236
Vol. CXXIII. [Education, &c., 1716-35.]
1. Rollin, Mr. New thoughts concerning Education London, 1735. .82
2. [Waterland, Dr.] Advice to a young Student, with a method of study.
London, 1730.. 32
3. Cheyne, Dr. G. On Health and Long Life Dublin, 1725 . 120
4. Burnett, Thomas. Essay upon Government ; with two Sermons, (Jan. 30,
1715-16) on the Anniversaries of the Martyrdom of King Charles!.;
by the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of Gloucester.
Dublin, 1716, pp. 79, and pp . .46
Vol. CXXIV. [Sermons by Wesley, &c., 1738-1805.]
1. Rules for the Methodist Band Societies 1738. . .4
2. Wesley, C. A Sermon preached, April 4, 1742, from Ephesians, ch. v., v. 14.
London, 1803.. 12
3. Wesley, J. Sermon preached on occasion of the death of the Rev. John
Fletcher London, 1791 . .28
4. Wesley, J. God's Love to fallen man. A Sermon London, 1793 . 12
5. A short History of Methodism London, 1795. ..8
6. Minutes at the 62nd Annual Conference, 1805 London . .70
7. Alleine, J. An alarm to unconverted sinners London, 1794. 107
8. Jones, Thomas. A word of Comfort to weak Believers, in Letters written
in 1756-57-58 and 59 Bath, 1796. .52
Vol. CXXV. [Tracts. Theological, 1753-1831.]
1. Considerations on the Bill for Admission of Jews to be naturalized . .London,
1753.. 60
2. The History of Tithes; with reflections on the English Tithe System.
By Biblicus. .". London, 1831. .64
3. Cooper, R. B. A letter to a Clergyman on the peculiar tenets of the present
day London, 1825.. 96
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4. A letter to John Coker, on his Second Edition of Reflections on the late
Election of a Chancellor Oxford, 1810. .20
( Vide ante, Vol. CIV., Nos. 2 and 3.)'
5. Trial of Capt. Thomas Atchison, by a Court Martial, at Malta, in conse-
quence of having requested to be exonerated from firing Salutes, &c., for
the Roman Catholic Church and Rites, &c. ; with Documents. .London,
1825.. 91
6. Bonneville, N. De La Magonnerie ecossoise comparee avec les Trois Pro-
fessions et le Secret des Templiers du 14eme siecle. lere partie 156
Memete des quatre Voeux de la Compagnie de S. Ignace, et des quatre
Grades de la Maqonnerie. Seconde partie Londres, 1788. 180
In this part is included, Masonry Dissected, a description of Masonic Rites,
&c., by Samuel Prichard, London, 1730. .With notes in French.
Vol. CXXVI. [Tithes, 1754-1814,]
1. Pearson, A. The great case of Tithes resolved, &c., [first published 1657;]
with an appendix, on tithes in general ; by Thos. Ell wood . . . .London, 1754. 128
2. O'Christian, P. State of the Curates of Ireland ; and, of the expediency of
treating them more consistently with religion and humanity, &c . .Cork, 1797. .48
3. Howiett, J. Of the influence of Tithes upon Agriculture ; some thoughts
respecting their commutation, and animadversions on Arthur Young and
others London, 1801. 120
4. An Irish Dignitary on Tithes in Ireland London, 1807. .24
5. Commutation of Tithes in Ireland injurious to the Church [and] to the poor.
London, 1808.. 59
6. The History of Tithe : its influence upon Ireland ; with a plan for modifying
that system, and providing for the Catholic and Presbyterian Clergy.
Dublin, 1808.116
7. Bearblock, J. On Tithes ; an Estimate of every titheable article ; with the
modes of compounding for the same, &c London, 1809. 184
8. Benett, J. Prize Essay on the Commutation of Tithes Bath, 1814. .15
Vol. CXXVII. [Tracts, 1791-1803.]
1. Seeker, Archbishop of Canterbury. Review of the Life of, by Beilby
Porteus, Bishop of London. Fifth edition, corrected London, 1797. 118
2. Ludlam, Rev. Thos. Six Essays upon theological, and Two upon moral
subjects . London, 1798. 129
3. Kentish, John. A letter on a late correspondence between White and
Toulmin, relative to Unitarian Christians Plymouth, 1794. .58
4. Toulmin, J. Paul's defence before Felix ; a Sermon preached April 27,
1791 Taunton . .35
5. Fordyce, James. On Pain : a Sermon London, 1791 . .64
6. The Churchman's Magazine, for January and March, 1801 Exeter. .46
7. A letter to the Bishop of Exeter [on occasion of a High Church Clergyman
censuring Dr. Hawker, an "Evangelical" itinerating Clergyman] . .Exeter. .21
8. Evans, J. A Sermon, October 19, 1803, the day appointed for a National
Fast ; with an account of the destruction of the Spanish Armada. . .London,
1803.. 30
9. Noycs, R. Address to the inhabitants of Great Britain (1755) in prospect of
a French Invasion ; [republished] with an Introduction by J. Evans ; and, a
character of the French Government ; by R. Emmett London, 1803. .16
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10. Dennis, Jonas. The character of the King [George III.] ; a Sermon preached
at Exeter on 30th November, 1800 14
11. Bidlake, J. A Sermon, before the Gentlemen educated at Plymouth Gram-
mar School, 12th October, 1802 ; with an Oration made in the Guildhall
on same day 52
12. . A Sermon preached at Plymouth at the Visitation of Archdea-
con Barnes, on 27th May, 1803 Plymouth, 1803. .29
Vol. CXXVni. [Political Pamphlets, 1805-1807.]
1. The state of the Case, on the withdrawing a Bill for the extension of Rank
to Roman Catholics in the Fleet and Army ; addressed to Lord Grenville
and Howick, [who in the Government had supported it] London, 1807. .70
2. Thoughts on the Catholic question London 1807. .49
3. Burke, Right Hon. E. On the Catholic claims ; discussed in a letter to Mr.
Baron Smith London, 1807 .24
4. Le Mesurier, T. Of the Roman Catholic claims as now set forth ; [with]
Postscript occasioned by Dr. Milner's and others' publications . . .London,
1805.. 81
6. . A Sequel to [the foregoing,] containing the Doctrines of
Popery as formerly, and as now professed ; with remarks on some late
publications [of Roman Catholics] London, 1807, pp. 84 ; appendix, 67
7. Wilson, H. B. Letter to Lord Grenville ; upon his letter respecting the
resolution of the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, with respect
to His Majesty's late conduct London, 1807. .21
8. An alarm to the Reformed Church of Christ in these Kingdoms, respecting
the Papists London, 1807.. 16
9. Sidraouth, Viscount. Speech respecting the late change of Ministers.
London, 1807.. 27
10. Bowles, J. A Letter on Lancaster's system of Education. . . .London, 1807. .64
11. Erskine, Lord. Speech respecting the late change of Ministers. .London, 1807. .32
12. Address to the people upon the secret causes which occasioned the dismissal
of the late Ministers London, 1807. .24
Vol. CXXIX. [Pamphlets, 1763-88.]
1. A short review of the political state of Great Britain, 1787 London, 1787. .86
2. Reply to the above Pamphlet, January, 1787 London. .75
3. The People's Answer to the Court Pamphlet, entitled "A short Review, &c."
London, 1787.. 50
For another copy, see Vol. CXXXV., No. 10.
4. A retrospect of the Portraits in a pamphlet called "A short Review, &c."
London, 1787.. 79
5. Tooke, J. H Two pair of Portraits: (1) [Lords Chatham and Holland.]
(2) [William Pitt and Charles James Fox.] London, 1788. .30
6. Original Papers. Extract of a letter [explaining the case of Mr. Pitt, sent
for by the King to take Office, and sent back without Office, &c.] . . .1763. .19
7. A Letter to Philip Francis from the Committee for managing the impeach-
ment of Mr. Hastings ; with remarks ' London, 1788. .33
Vol. CXXX. [Pamphlets, 1803-42.]
1. Bulwer, H. L. The Lords, the Government, and the Country. . London, 1836. 118
2. Bulwer, E. L. A Letter to a late Cabinet Minister on the present crisis ;
with a letter from Lord Brougham to Mr. Bulwer London, 1834.108
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3. Friendly advice to the Conservatives London, 1838 . .43
4. Cursory Remarks on the state of Parties, during the administration of Mr.
Addington London, 1803 . .84
5. Lynn, G. G. What is Dissent ? London, 1840. .43
6. Nevile, C. The new Tariff, [to consider its effect on the Agricultural
interests] London, 1842. .36
7. Brougham, Lord. Speech on the Income Tax, on 17th March, 1842 29
8. A Letter from Peter Wilkins to Isaac Tomkins London, 1839. .24
9. Brougham, Lord. Answer to Lord Londonderry's Letter [concerning his
brother, Lord Castlereagh] London, 1839. . 15
10. Lord John This, and Lord ex-Chancellor That ; a review of two recent
pamphlets ; by " a Whig, and something more.'' London, 1839. .72
11. Wall, C.B.,M.P. Thought son Parliamentary Independence. .London, 1839. .29
12. Russell, Lord John. Letter on the principles of the Reform Act. . .London,
1839.. 44
13. What ? and Who Says It ? The Established Church " destroys more souls
than it saves ;'' edited by John Search Worcester, 1837.. 66
14. Wade, J. Glances at the Times and Reform Government. . .London, 1840. .72
15. Brougham, Lord. Speeches ' on the Administration of Justice in Ireland ;
with a preface London, 1839.. 32
16. The Grey Festival ; the proceedings connected with the dinner given to
Earl Grey at Edinburgh, 15th Sept., 1834 ; the speeches and addresses . .
pp. 80. .appendix. 107
Vol. CXXXL [Pamphlets, 1832-42.]
1. Horton, Sir R. W. On the Oath in the Roman Catholic Relief Bill ; on the
doctrine of certain Irish with respect to Tithes ; and on the policy of a
Concordat with Rome. London, 1838 . . 96
2. Sibthorp, R. W. Some answer to the enquiry ; why are you become a
Catholic? London, 1842.. 51
3. Catholicity vs. Sibthorp ; Or, some help to answer the question whether
the Rev. W. Sibthorp, B. D. is now, or ever was a Catholic; by the Rev.
G. E. Biber. Letter the fifth London, 1842. .61
4. Riland, J. The British Liturgy ; an analysis, arrangement and compres-
sion of the Book of Common Prayer ; submitted to the Clergy, and to all
Christian Ministers who use or allow Liturgies London, 1832. .97
5. Smith, Capt. G. On the state and prospects of the Navy in 1838
London. .32
6. Letter to Dr. Cowan, in answer to his " observations on quackery"
London, 1839.. 22
7. Lady Flora Hastings. Statement and correspondence of the Marquis of
Hastings, &c., concerning .London, 1838. .24
8. Blundell, B: Considerations on the Judgment of the Court of Queen's
Bench, in a Case of Parliamentary Privileges ; Stockdale v. Hansard
London, 1839.. 41
9. Finlay, George. The Hellenic Kingdom and the Greek Nation. . .London,
1836.115
Vol. CXXXH. [Pamphlets, 1829-42.]
1. Malcolmson, J. G. On the effects of solitary confinement on the health of
Soldiers in warm climates London, 1837. .23
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Pages
2. Taylor, Major P. A narrative touching Military punishments, discipline,
censure, &c London, 1836 . .43
3. Report from Commissioners for inquiring into the system, of Military punish-
ments in the Army. ... , London, 1836 . .45
4. On the Third Report of Inspectors of Prisons ; Home District. From Law
Magazine, for October, 1838 London. . 17
5. The mode in which the law is administered by Country Magistrates ;
being a narrative of the case of Messrs. Handley and Waters. . . .London,
1839.. 96
6. Gordon, R. On the liberty of the subject as affected by the atrocious system
of Imprisonment for Debt. . . . . . . , London, 1836.104
7. Mullins, E. On the Magistracy of England, County Rates, the defective
management of County Finances, the Appointment, &c., of Justices of
the Peace, the want of a County Police, Sac VLwidon, 1836 . .84
8. Freeland, J. B. Of the Police in the rural districts ; with some suggestions
for its improvement London, 1839. .39
9. Stephen, G. Practical suggestions for the improvement of the Police
London, 1829.. 31
10. Thomson, J. On Copyright in original designs and patterns for printing. .
Clitheroe, 1840.. 54
11. Lee, D. The Policy of Piracy; expounded; in the Evidence before the
Committee on the expediency of extending the Copyright of Designs.
London, 1840. .36
12. Nasmyth, A. A letter to the President elect of the British Association ;
on statements made by its Officers in the Transactions published in April.
London, 1842.. 58
Vol. CXXXIII. [Pamphlets. Political. 1791.]
1. A Report from a Committee of the House of Commons, 10th May, 1791,
on Public Income and Expenditure ; and also upon the alteration which
has taken place in the Public Debt since 1786.
Vol. CXXXIV. [Political Tracts, &c., 1776-1826.]
1. Fawkes, W. The Englishman's Manual ; or, a Dialogue between a Tory and
a Reformer (Title lost) London, 1817.. 86
2. A Reply to the Letter from Rev. H. Phillpotts to Earl Grey, on his Speech
at the Northumberland County Meeting London, 1821 . .27
3. The suppressed letter to Mr. Canning, with Mr. Canning's Letter. .London,
1818.. 16
4. Brougham, H. Practical observations upon the Education of the People.
London, 1825.. 83
5. Tate, James. The Christian Rule of Equity enforced and applied. An
[Assize] Sermon York, 1825. .16
6. Fenwick, J, Speech at a Meeting of the various Protestant Dissenters, on
the propriety of obtaining anew place of Sepulture Newcastle upon
Tyne, 1826.. 48
7. Trial of the Rev. Edward Irving, M. A. A Canto of Criticism, London, 1823 . .96
8. Lyttelton, Lord. Observations on the Conversion and Apostleship of St.
Paul London, 1777.112
Hollingsworth, N. A farewell Sermon, delivered at Sedgefield Church, 4th
May, 1806; with appendices London, 1806.101
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10. Fletcher, John. The New Birth. A discourse ; written in French. Trans-
lated by Henry Moore Bristol, 1794.. 39
11. Nesfield, W. An Oration at the opening of the Iron Bridge, at Wearmouth,
August 9th, 1796, and a Sermon preached at Sunderland on the same occa-
sion. By J. Brewster Stockton, 1796. .47
12. Thorpe, W. Speech upon forming a Charitable Institution, to the Memory
of Richard Reynolds Bristol, 1816 . .10
13. Murray, John, junr. Memoir of the late. By Thos. Eddy, New York, 1819. .85
14. Stapleton, Miss L. Memoir of the late. By J. Jefferson Thirsk, 1821 . .31
Vol. CXXXV. [Political Tracts, &c., 1785-96.]
1. The same as No. 6, Vol. XVII.
2. The Crisis; or, a defence of Administration against the Opposition. .Lond.,
1785.. Dedication pp. 19.. 49
3. Opposition politics, exemplified Loudon, 1786 .64
4. The Debate on Mr. Hastings's conduct to Cheyt Sing, at Benares, in the
House of Commons, 13th June, 1786 33
5. The present Crisis of the [Sugar] Colonies considered ; with observations
on the necessity of connecting their Commercial interest with Great Bri-
tain and America London, 1786 . . .Dedication pp. 16. .38
6. Hastings, Warren. The present state of the East Indies, with notes,
by an Editor London, 1786. 103
7. The Commons' Debate on the East India Relief Bill; in which is included
the History of the Diamond delivered to Lord Sydney . . . London, 1786. .31
8. Newhaven, Lord. Some thoughts how the National Debt may be reduced,
and all Home Taxes abolished London, 1786 . .23
9. On the present alarming crisis of Public Affairs London, 1796. .32
10. The same as No. 3, Vol. CXXIX.
11. On British Policy, contrasted with a French Alliance London, 1787. .64
VoL CXXXVI. [Political Tracts, &c., 1791-7.]
1. Considerations on two papers, published at Antwerp, respecting a loan for
3,600,000 guilders, to be subscribed in that City London, 1791. .74
2. Pigott, C. Strictures on the new political tenets of Mr. E. Burke ; illus-
trated by analogy between his different sentiments on the American and
French Revolutions, &c London, 1791 . 104
-3. The true state of the question ; [i. e., Of ] the abolition of the Slave Trade.
London, 1792. .14
4. Hanger, Major G. On the expulsion of the Austrian Troops from Brabant,
on the future extension of the French Frontier to the Rhine, and on the
late intended march of the Duke of Brunswick to Paris. . .London, 1792. .67
5. Observations on the present state of affairs in Ireland London, 1797. .46
6. An answer to the second part of Paine's Rights of Man London, 1792. .60
7. Mr. Paine's letter to Mr. Dundas particularly considered London, 1792. .22
8. Short account of the revolt and massacre which took place in Paris on the
10th of August, 1792, with facts previous which throw light on the real
instigators of these crimes London, 1 792 . .42
9. The Popery Laws in Force, in Ireland. Report of a Committee (of the
United Irishmen on.) Dublin, 1792. .78
10. A review of the principal proceedings of the Parliament of 1784.. ..L. 1793.178
PAMPHLETS. 1117
Vol. CXXXVH. [Political Tracts, &c., 1795-6.]
1. A letter to the Lord Chancellor [Loughborough,] on the case of the Prince
of Wales' debts London, 1795. .82
2. Letters on the subject of the late [Farringdon Without] Ward meeting rela-
tive to the Bill for suppression of Seditious Meetings London, 1795 . .52
For another copy see Vol. CCXVII, No. 7.
3. Remarks on the apparent circumstances of the War, with France, in the
fourth week of October, 1795 London - . 68
4. Nicholls, J. Observations on the situation of the Prince of Wales. Second
edition with additions London, 1795 . .27
For the first edition see Vol. CCXVIII, No. 2.
5. Remarks on the Defence of Ireland, &c Belfast, 1796 . .96
6. The proceedings on the trial of Vice-Admiral Cornwallis, and the correspond-
ence with the Lords of the Admiralty previous to it London, 1796.116
7. Wraxall, N. W. Correspondence between a traveller [in Italy] and a Min-
ister of State [at the time of the French Revolution threatening to spread
to Italy] in 1792 : with Remarkson the final object of the present war ; [viz :
the maintenance of Public Credit, &c.] in 1796. From the original French
with a Preface London, 1796. .pref. pp. 24, 81
8. Ambo ; The King and the country ; Or, the danger of French Invasion
repelled by British Union, &c London, 1796. .74
VoL CXXXV1II. [Pamphlets, 1797-8.]
1. A letter to the Earl of Moira in defence of Ministers, and of the Army in
Ireland. London, 1797. .36
2. A review of the conduct of the Prince of Wales from his entrance into
Public Life, till his offer to undertake the Government of Ireland. .L. 1797.109
3. The population of France and the British Empire ; their commerce, force,
and actual condition compared ; with anecdotes relative to the French
Revolution London, 1797. 105
4. An appeal to every man and woman in Great Britain respecting the threat-
ened French Invasion, and the importance of voluntary contributions.
London, 1798.. 44
5. Sound an Alarm ; by way of appendix to " Reform or ruin." . .London, 1798 . .37
6. Second letter to Earl of Moira, on the commercial situation of Ireland.
(The first letter is No. 1 in this volume.) London, 1798... 52
7. The speech of the Earl of Clare, Lord Chancellor, in the House of Lords,
in Ireland, on a motion to recommend the adoption of conciliatory .measures,
&c., with original papers Dublin, 1798 . .87
8. The same as No. 2, Vol. LIX.
Vol. CXXXIX. [Pamphlets, 1782-1800.]
1. Sinclair, J., M.P. On the expediency of increasing the number of the
Representatives of the People London, 1782 . .48
2. Sinclair, J. History of the origin and progress of the Statistical account
of Scotland : and appendix Edinburgh, 1798 . 107
3. Harington, Sir E. Remarks on a letter relative to late petitions for the
safety and preservation of His Majesty's Person, and for more effectually
preventing seditious meetings, &c. with abstracts of Bills [on these sub-
jects.] Bath, 1792?. .Abst., &c. pp. 18, 43
4. . Answer to a reply to his remarks [as above] . Bath, 1792 ? . .62
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5. Reasons against giving a territorial grant to a company of Merchants to
colonize, &c., Sierra Leona London, 1791 . . 16
6. Hunt, R. The prosperity of Great Britain, compared with the state of
France. Her conquests and Allies Shrewsbury, 1796 . .67
7. Godfrey, S. The Question of Bills of Exchange, called fictitious; [the origin
of that Question and its frivolity are shewn] London, 1790 . .30
9. The same as No. 2, Vol. CXIII.
9. Cursory remarks on Bread and Coals London, 1800 . .34
10. Coxe, W. A letter on Dr. Price's " Discourse on the Love of our Country,"
delivered November 4th, 1789, before the Society for commemorating the
Revolution London, 1790.. 46
VoL CXL. [Pamphlets, 1802-6.]
1. A letter to Dr. Troy, [Rom. Catholic Archbishop of Dublin] on the Corona-
tion of Bonaparte by Pope Pius the Seventh : by Melancthon. .Dub. 1805. .97
For another copy see Vol. CCXXV, No. 1.
2. De Lancey, Lieut. Gen., late Barrack-Master General. Statement of the
case of, [by himself:] London, 1800 . .63
3. Macpherson, Sir J. ; Documents explanatory of the case of, as Governor
General of Bengal ..67
4. Pitt, W. M., M.P. Thoughts on the defence of this Kingdom. Part HI.
London, 1803 . .p. 101 p. 156
5. On the present relative situation of Great Britain and France, 16th Nov.,
1802 Liverpool . . 16
For another copy see Vol. CCXXX, No. 1.
6. Hamilton, Lord A. On the formation of the late and present Administra-
trations London, 1804.. 70
7. On the Military relations of Great Britain and Ireland Dublin, 1803. .32
8. The same as No. 5, Vol. CIIL
9. The reply of a Near Observer to some answerers of the Cursory Remarks.
London, 1804.102
10. Alley, J. A vindication of the principles and statements of Lord Sheffield,
on the necessity of maintaining the Navigation and Colonial System of
Great Britain ; with tables and an appendix London, 1806 . .97
11. Review of public affairs since the commencement of the present century.
London, 1802.. 99
12. Pitt, Rt. Hon. W. ; The Muses' Tribute, a Monody, to the memory of.
With Notes, biographical and explanatory. By J. B. Orme, Esq.
London, 1806.. 52
Vol. CXLL [Pamphlets, 1804-7.]
1. The trial of John Holloway and Owen Haggerty, for the murder of Mr.
Steele, November 6th, 1802 London, 1807. .18
2. Wellesley, Sir Arthur. Speech on the Indian Budget, July 10th, 1806.
London, 1806.. 56
3. Intercepted Letters, &c., [the same as No. 3, Vol. XCV., but with a French
version annexed, and a preface.]
4. The same as No. 2, Vol. CV.
5. Strictures on Cobbett's unmanly observations, relative to the " Delicate In-
vestigation," and a reply to the answer to a letter to the Prince of Wales,
by the author of the Letter London, 1806. .32
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6. Narrative of the loss of the Packet Lady Hobart, on the 28th June, 1 803,
and the escape of the crew, &c,, (no title) London . .46
7. Bannerman, Major. Account of the late expedition against the refractory
Polegarsin the Tinnevelly country, in 1799; with papers, &c., Lond., 1807.110
Vol. CXLII. [Pamphlets, 1807-8.]
1. Koscoe, W. Remarks on the proposals made to Great Britain for Peace, in
the year 1807 Pref. pp. 31, remarks pp. 88, appendix 64
2. Morris, G., of New York. The British Treaty [dated 31st Dec., 1806,] not
ratified (?) with State Papers, and " Cobbelt against himself." London.
1808.. pp. 147, 7
S. The same as Vol. CVIIL, No. 4.
5. Observations sur le traite de Tilsit, et sur Petat actuel des choses. Par un
chef des Royalistes Londres, 1807.. 34
6. Corrie, E. Letter [fourth] on the Duties on Coffee London, 1808. . .8
7. An argument against war with Great Britain ; recently published at Boston.
By an American Farmer London, 1807 . .43
8. Paull, Mr. A letter; on charges he had made against Lord "Wellesley.
London, 1808.. 34
Vol. CXLIH. [Pamphlets, 1802-13.]
1. The Trial of Robert Emmet for High treason. Edited by W. Ridge way.
Edinburgh, 1803.103
2. The Rights of the Sovereign and Wrongs of the Subject London, 1812. .23
3. Remarks on the correspondence between Lord Melville and Mr. Perceval.
London, 1810. .(imperfect) 30
4. Cruickshank, J. On the Scotch system of Poor Laws ; with a plan for the
suppression of vagrants, street beggars, and impostors. . . .Aberdeen, 1813. .44
5. All the Talents. A satirical Poem London, 1807. .99
6. A Review of the charges exhibited against Lord Melville which led to the
resolutions of the House of Commons on 8th April, 1805, &c. .Lon., 1805. .84
7. Journal of a tour in France, in 1802, (no title.) 112
Vol. CXLTV. [Pamphlets, 1807-13.]
1. Opinions of the late Lord Melville and Marquis Wellesley upon an open
trade to India London, 1813. .18
2. An appeal against a late rejection of the petition of the captains of the
Royal Navy for an augmentation of pay, &c., with a comparison of the
benefits enjoyed by Navy and Army London, 1809 . .49
3. Mason, J. Observations on Parliamentary Reform London, 1811 . .73
4. Our East India Government considered ; the fallacy, injustice, &c., of a
political Power possessing a Commercial situation London, 1813. .68
5. Tinney, J. P. The rights of the Sovereignty vindicated with reference to
the Doctrines of the Edinburgh Review, &c London, 1809.210
6. Thomson, J. A Sermon on the Religious Education of the rising genera-
tion Aberdeen, 1807. .39
7. Sabbath Evening School Society, Aberdeen. Origin, Nature, and Rules of.
(Two copies, verbatim, but dated respectively, 1806 and 1807.). Aberdeen. . .8
8. Brown, W. L. Sermon on the advantages of Early Piety; preached for the
benefit [of the above Society] Aberdeen, 1806. .27
9. Brougham, H. Speech, April 1st, 1808, in support of the petitions from
London, Liverpool and Manchester, against the Orders in Council 84
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10. Ten letters upon the present alarming and critical state of Public Affairs.
London, 1808.. 62
11. An imperfect copy of a Narrative of Proceedings in the Douglas Cause. . .102
For a perfect copy see No. 15, Vol. CXCII.
12. Remarks on the late commitments [of Sir F. Burdett, &c.J by the House of
Commons, and the conduct and character of its oppose rs. London, 1810. .38
Vol. CXLV. [Pamphlets, 1810-22.]
1. Morison, G. The importance of self-diffidence on the part of Ministers of
the Gospel. A Sermon Aberdeen, 1821 . .42
2. Irving, Rev. Edward. An examination and defence of the Writings and
Preaching of, with copious extracts London, 1823? . .32
3. Hamilton, R. On the Management of the Poor of Aberdeen, and the In-
come and Expenditure of the United Fund from 1813 to 1 821, Aberdeen. J 822. . 46
4. Meditations among the Tombs. In a letter to a lady ,
[imperfect]. .From page 1 to 32
5. Craufurd, G. The present state of Great Britain, [principally relating to
the paper currency] - - -Rotterdam, 1816 . .38
6. M'Phail, W. The Great Things which the Lord hath done for us ; a
Thanksgiving Sermon for a general Peace, July 20th, 1814, [Appendix,
giving an account of Buonaparte in Rotterdam] Rotterdam, 1814. .62
7. Lee, J. Sermon at Aberdeen, 18th February, 1821, for the Aberdeen
Female Society Cupar, 1821.. 30
8. Brown, W.L. Sermon on 25th October, 1806, on occasion of the Jubilee
on the 50th Anniversary of the King's [George III] Accession. .Aberdeen,
1815.. 35
9. On the true excellence of the Female character, A Sermon, for the Aber-
deen Female Society, with the Rules of the Society Aberdeen, 1804. .20
10. Ogilvy, S. A Sermon on the 20th of January, occasioned by the death of
Professor Scott Aberdeen, 1811 . .33
Vol. CXLVI. [Pamphlets, 1813.]
1. The Pamphleteer*, Nos. 3 and 4 London, 1813..
Vol. CXLVII. [Libels and Warrants, 1661-1765.]
1. A letter from Candor [justifying the Verdicts obtained against the North
Briton, No. 45.] London, 1764 . .54
2. A letter [from the Father of Candor] concerning Libels, the Seizure of
Papers, &c., with a view to late Proceedings, and the defence of them by
the Majority. 2nd ed. ; improved. . .London, 1764. [The two pamphlets
have M.S. notes of names of persons referred to] 100
For another copy of both pamphlets see Vol. CIX, Nos. 5, 6.
3. A Postscript to the above, in answer to a Postscript in the defence of the
Majority, &c., with additions London, 1765. .pp. 16, 12
4. A collection out of the Book called Liber Regalis, touching the Coronation
of the King and Queen together, according to the usual form.Lond., 1661. .12
5. Account of the ceremonies used and done at the Royal Coronation of Queen
Anne on St. George's Day, with Her Majesty's Feast in Westminster
Hall ; the Champion's Speech, &c London, 1702. . .8
* For contents of which vide the entire work, in Catalogue Vol. I, page 923, &c.
PAMPHLETS. 1121
Vol. CXLVIII. [Pamphlets, Political, 1830-36.]
1. On the Propriety and Legality of creating Peers for Life, with precedents
in favour thereof London, 1830 . .56
2. Brougham, Lord. A Sketch of the Aristocracy of England in 1835, ex-
tracted from two Pamphlets by Isaac Tomkins and Peter Jenkins.
London, 1835.. 16
3. Veritas, to the King, Lords and Commons London, . . .8
4. Present Posture of Affairs, (from the Westminster Review for Jan.). .1835. .20
5. Reduction or Abolition of the Newspaper Stamp Duty (from the London
Review for January) .1836 . .20
6. Aristocracy (from the London Review) , .. .24
7. O'Connell's letter to the Duke of Wellington London, 1835. . .8
8. Peel, Sir R. Speech at a Public Dinner given by the Merchants, Bankers
and Traders of London, llth May, 1835 8
9. Raphael, A. Address to the Electors of Carlow, [and] the Correspondence
between him and Daniel O'Connell on his Election London, 1835. . .8
10. Letters of O'Connell, Vigors, and Raphael, relative to Carlow Election.
London, 1835... 8
11. Burdetl, Sir F. Letter to Members of Brookes' Club, respecting Mr.
O'Connell London, ... 4
12. O'Connell's letter to the Electors of Westminster London, 1835. . .8
13. Burdett, Sir F. Letter to the same , 1835. . .4
14. Peel, Sir R. Speech at a dinner given him at the Town Hall, Tamworth,
on 4th September, 1835 London ... 8
15. O'Connell's Address to his Countrymen, &c., at Manchester. .London, 1835. ..8
16. O'Connell's Speech at a Public Dinner at Manchester London, 1835. . .8
17. O'Connell's Speech at a Public Dinner at Newcastle-on-Tyne. London, 1835. . .8
18. O'Connell's Speech in answer to an Address from the Trades Societies in
Edinburgh London, 1835. . .8
19. O'Connell's Speech at a Public Dinner in Edinburgh London, 1835. . .8
20. Wilde, Sergeant, M.P. Speech at a Dinner given by his Constituents,
Newark London, 1835.. 13
21. Sheil, R. L., M.P. Speech at a Dinner given to him at Thurles..Lon., 1835. . .7
22. O'Connell's Speech at Meeting of the Trades Union, Dublin . London, 1835. ..8
23. Russell, Lord J. Speech at a Public Dinner at Brstol London, 1835. .13
24. O'Connell's letter on Peerage Reform London, 1835. . .8
25. On the Six Acts, especially taxes on Literature, (from the Westminster
Review for April, 1830) 15
26. Place, F. Letter respecting Taxes on Knowledge London, 1831 . .16
27. Milton, Viscount. Address to Landowners on the Corn Laws. London, 1834.. 16
28. Medley, W. Address to Agriculturists of the County of Bucks. Lon., 1834. . .9
29. Beaumont, A. J. Speech and Protest of an Englishman condemned by
the French Chamber of Peers on an ex-post facto Law. . .London, 1836. .16
30. The Old Citizen. An address showing the danger of the doctrines of our
present Political Economists proving that Great Britain has no National
Debt, &c London, 1830.. 31
31. On the European Revolution (from the Westminster Review for Jan.) . 1831 . . .8
32 Wetherell, B. J. On Ecclesiastical Leases ..London, 1833 . .46
33. History of Orangeism in Ireland, (from the " Catholic Miscellany.'') By
Captain Rock London, . .16
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Vol. CXLIX. [Pamphlets, 1840-41.]
1. Clay, C. Mersey and Irwell Navigation improvements, geologically con-
sidered, and new plans suggested Manchester, 1841 . .23
2. Hall, S. Improvements on Steam Engines described. . .Nottingham, . .16
3. Warren, S. The Opium Question London, 1840. 130
4. Lindsay, H. H. Is the War with China a just one ? London, 1840. .40
5. Loyd, S. Jones. Effects of the Administration of the Bank of England.
(2nd letter, &c.) London, 1840 . .58
6. Parkinson, R. On the condition of the Labouring Poor in Manchester,
with hints for improving it London, 1841 . .23
7. Loyd, S. Jones. On the management of the circulation, and; on the con-
dition and conduct of the Bank of England, &c., during the year 1839.
London, 1840.135
8. Graham, Sir J. Speech in House of Commons on 29th May, 1841, on a
motion of Want of Confidence in the Ministers 14
9. Stanley, Lord. Speech on the same motion 16
10. Peel, Sir R. Speech on the same motion 15
11. Peel, Sir R. Reply on the same motion 14
VoL CL. [Political Miscellanies, 1788-1796.]
1. The same as No. 8, vol. LXXXVI.
2. The present state of the British Constitution, deduced from Facts. By an
Old Whig London, 1793.. 28
3. Burke, E. Speech on the Army Estimates, 9th Feb., 1790 36
4. Hints,' &c., submitted; by a friend to the Constitution in Church and
State, &c London, 1789 . .72
5. The same as No. 10, vol. LXXXV.
6. On the establishment of a Regency ; and notice of the settling the Govern-
ment during Minority of Henry VI London, 1788 . .69
7. Answer to the above pamphlet London, 1788 . .23
Vol. CLI. [Political Pamphlets, 1794-1801.]
1. Hawkesbury, Lord. Speech in the House of Commons, on the Incorpora-
tion of the Parliaments of Great Britain and Ireland London, 1800. .34
2. The same as No. 3, vol. CCXXI, but without the ' observations" appended
to the latter.
3. Hawkesbury, Lord. On the conduct of the Government of Great Britain
in respect to Neutral Nations London, 1794. .96
4. Copies of letters recently written by persons in Paris to [Dr. Priestley in
America. Taken on board of a Neutral Vessel London, 1798. .36
For another copy see vol. CCXIX., No. 7.
5. An answer to the Duke of Richmond's letter on the_ 1 great subject of a Par-
liamentary Reform , f (imperfect) 170
6. The Dutch expedition- vindicated; with a brief observation on the Emi-
grants, and a Postscript London, 1799. .36
7. Bird, H. M. Proposals for paying off the National Debt, and for reducing
Taxes immediately London, 1799 . .76
Vol. CLII. [Ministerial Amusements, &c., 1787-8.]
1. The Album of Streatham ; or Ministerial Amusements : The Bulse, (an
ode) : Jekyll, (an eclogue), and the Journal of Dundas London, 1788. .73
PAMPHLETS. 1123
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2. Political Miscellanies. Part the first. By the authors of the Rolliad, and
Probationary Odes London, 1787.135
(For another copy of both these pamphlets, see vol. CCXXIX, Nos. 5 and 6.)
Vol. CLHI. [Pamphlets, 1802-9.]
1. Operations of the British Army in Spain ; involving hints to the Commis-
sariat, &c., with anecdotes of the Spanish character London, 1809. .88
2. The claim for fresh evidence on the subject of the Slave Trade considered.
London, 1807.. 16
3. Hogan Exploded; or, an unprejudiced refutation of Hogan's farewell address
to the army, and an exposure of the Barouche Conspiracy. .London, 1808.. 60
4. A letter to His Majesty on the Managers against W. Hastings and Lord
Melville ; the late Ministers ; on the Catholic Bill, &c. ; the office of High-
Admiral ; the Income and Services of the Royal Dukes; Sketch of the
Duke of Kent's Life and Losses London, 1808. 130
5. Letters to Lord Grenville and Lord Howick upon their removal from the
Councils of the King for attempting the repeal of the Test Laws with
respect to Army and Navy London, 1807 . .37
6. Scott, Mr. Speech on the trial of Allan Macleod for a libel on the Earl of
Clare London, 1802.. 40
7. The same as No. 8, Vol. LXIIT.
8. The state of Britain, abroad and at home, in 1808 London, 1808. .41
9. L' Ambigu, ou varieteslitteraires et politiques. No. 89 Le 20 Septembre.
Londres, 1805. .63
10. Wharton, R., M.P. On the Jacobinical tendency of the Edinburgh Review.
London, 1809.. 46
Vol. CLIV. [Pamphlets, Speeches and Addresses, 1790-1800.]
1. Scott, Major. Speech May 21, 1790, on the complaint of General Burgoyne
for a breach of privilege 38
2. Pitt, Rt. Hon. W. Speech on Sir J. Sinclair's amendment to the Address
of the Lords, relative to the negociation at Lisle. London, 1797. .24
3. "Watson, R., Bish. of Llandaff. An address to the people of Great Britain,
London, 1798.. 42
For another copy see Vol. CXCVII, No. 9.
4. Fox, Hon. C. J. Speech in 1800 on a motion for an Address approving of
the refusal of Ministers to treat with the French Republic. .London, . .47
5. Auckland, Lord, Speeches of, in support of the Bill for the punishment, &c.,
of the crime of Adultery London, 1800. .38
6. Rochester, Bishop. Speech on the same subject London, 1800. .35
7. Mulgrave, Lord. Speeches in reply to Lord Auckland and the Bishop of
Rochester on the Divorce Bill London, 1800. .50
8. Clarence, Duke of. Speeches of, against the Divorce Bill. . . .London, 1800. .54
9. Examination into the increase of the Revenue, Commerce, and Manufactures
of Great Britain from 1792 to 1799 London, 1799. .78
For another copy see Vol. CLXXVIII, No. 1.
Vol. CLV. [The Woodman, &c.]
1. Dudley, B. The Woodman, a Comic Opera London, 1791 . .96
2. Natural History of Birds (imperfect.)
3. A form of Prayer, for a General Fast, to be used in all the Churches of the
United Kingdom, on 8th February, 1809 London, 1809. .16
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4. A form of Prayer, for a General Fast, &c., on 5th February, 1812 16
5. , for a General Fast, on 10th March, 1813 16
6. Words of the second part of Handel's Oratorio of the Messiah, of Acis and
Galatea, of a new Battle Sinfonia by Beethoven, &c London, 1815. .19
7. Porteus, Dr. B. Exhortation to the religious observance of Good Friday.
London, 1776.. 31
8. West, B., Painter to the King, Christ rejected Catalogue of together
with sketches of other scriptural subjects London, 1814 . .15
Vol. CLVX [Letters to Pitt, &c.]
1. The same as No. 2, Vol. XCVII.
2. Wakefield, Gilbert. The Spirit of Christianity, compared with the spirit of
the times in Great Britain London, 1794.. 41
3. The Jockey Club, or a sketch of the Manners of the Age London, 1792. 188
Vol. CLVn. [Tracts on Coin, Wheatley, Foster, &c.]
1. Wheatley, J. On Currency and Commerce London, 1803. 262
2. Foster, G. L. On the principle of Commercial Exchanges and more parti-
cularly between Great Britain and Ireland, and on the effects of the Bank
restrictions London, 1804 . 209
3. Snelling, T. A view of the Coins at this time current throughout Europe,
exhibiting nearly 300, with their value, &c London, 1766 . .25
4. The Theory of Money ; with considerations on the Bank of England, its
constitution, its present measures, and the effects of those measures.
London, 1811.. 96
Vol. CLVHE. [Currency.]
1. Povey, C. Britain's scheme to make a new coin of Gold and Silver to give
in exchange for Paper-money and South Sea stock London, 1720. .27
2. Grenfell, J. On the expediency and facility of a jCopper Coinage, of a
standard value London, 1814 . 28
3. Grenfell, P., M.P. Speech on certain transactions subsisting betwixt the
public and the Bank of England. With an appendix London, 1816 120
4. Ricardo,D. Proposals for an economical and secure Currency, with observa-
tions on the profits of the Bank of England London, 1816 . 126
For another copy, (being the 2nd edition, with two pages additional,) see Vol.
CCXXIII, No. 6.
5. Tatham, E. On the scarcity of Money and its effects upon the public.
Oxford, 181 6.. 47
6. Smith, T. Two letters on the proposed new Coinage London, 1816. .41, 26
Vol. CLIX. [Currency, 1811-1827.]
1. Vyvyan, Sir R. R. A letter on the nature and use of Credit and Currency.
Penzance, 1826.. 49
2. Burgess, H. A letter to explain how the industry of the people, and the
productions of the country, are influenced^by Bills of Exchange, Bank
Notes, &c London, 1826. 139
For another copy see Vol. CLXII, No. 4.
3. Burgess, H. A memorial on the fitness of the system of the Bank of Eng-
land, of the country Banks, &c., to the wants of the people, with Docu-
ments London, 1827. .55
4. Gilbart, J. W. On Banking ; with account of the) London and Country /
Banks, their Book-keeping, &c. Joint Stock Banks, &c London, 1827. .80
PAMPHLETS. 1125
Pages
5. British Fire Office [Prospectus.] London, . . .8
6. Westminster Society for Insurance on Lives, Annuities, &c. [Prospectus.]
Established, 1792 London, 1826. .16
7. Pelican Insurance Office. {Prospectus.] London, 1811 ... 4
8. Plan of the Norwich Union Office for Insurance on Lives, Annuities, &c.
Norwich, 1817.. 27
Vol. CLX. [Currency, 1817-19.]
1. Craufurd, Lieut. Gen. Reflections upon Currency, Prices, Commerce, &c.,
with reference to the present state of the country London, 1817.225
2. i . On the Poor Laws ; and a list of omissions, &c., in a
pamphlet " On the state of the Country since the Peace.". .Lond., 1817. .4&
3. Attwood, T. On the creation of Money and on its action upon national pros-
perity Birmingham, 1817. Ill
4. . On Currency, population, and pauperism. .Birmingham, 1818.254
5. . A letter on the reports of Committees of Parliament on the
Bank restriction Act. Birmingham, 1819 . .46
6. . A second letter on the Bank reports, as occasioning the Na-
tional dangers and distresses. Birmingham, 1819. 113
Vol. CLXI. [Currency, 1819.]
1. Wray, J. Dangers of the repeal of the Bank restriction Act, and a plan
for obviating them London, . .24
2. Martin, T. On payments and receipts in Bank of England notes, reduced to
their value in Gold, with remarks on subjects connected. .Liverpool, 1814. .70
3. On Bullion payments, and on free trade in Gold London, 1819. .15
4. Elementary propositions illustrative of the principles of Currency. .L., 1819.. 14
5. The impracticability of the resumption of Cash Payments in the present
state of things London, 1819 . .29
6. The same as No. 8, Vol. CLXXII.
7. A letter upon the late rise in the Foreign Exchanges... London, 1819. .23
8. Further remarks on the Reports of the Committees on the Currency, by
the author of " A few Remarks ;" which see, in Vol. CLXIV, No. 7.
London, 181 9.. 16
For another copy, vide Vol. CLXIV, No. 4.
9. Smith, T. Address to the Rt. Hon. Robert Peel, late Chairman to the
Committee on the Currency London, 1819. .39
10. Bollmann, E., M.D. A second letter, in which doubts are suggested on the
practicability and efficacy of the new system of Bullion payments, &c.
London, 1819.. 45
11. Letters on a National Currency in the United States Washington, 1817. .37
12. Plan for the formation of a National Agricultural Banking Company ; with
remarks on the plans of Mr. Owen London, 1818. .31
Vol. CLXH. [Tracts, Currency, 1824-26.]
1. Payne, D. B. A third letter on the interest of the Public Debt, Private
Banks, Prices, Wages, the Trade in Corn, the Paper Issues of the Bank of
England, &c London, 1824 . . 94
2. On the proposed change of Currency, &c., as affecting Scotland
Edinburgh, 1826.. 60
8. The necessity of Parliamentary control over the issues of Country Bankers,
with heads of a Bill for that purpose London, 1826.. .75-
1126 PAMPHLETS,
4. The same as No. 2, Vol. CLIX.
5. The state of our Circulation and Currency considered London, 1826. .34
6. A defence of our laws against Usury, (in favour of a further reduction in the
rate of Interest) London, 1826.. 29
Vol. CLXIII. [Tracts, Currency, 1826-28.]
1. A letter on the erroneous information that Ministers have adopted regarding
Country Banks and Currency in the Manufacturing districts. London, 1826. .25
2. Hints on the causes and remedies of the present Distress London, 1826. .15
3. No Trust, No Trade ! Or remarks on the cause and remedy of the present
National Distress London, 1826 . .50
4. The Bank of England defended ; by an inquiry into the origin of the present
system of Coinage ; examination of certain opinions in regard to Currency,
the Foreign Exchanges, &c. ; with suggestions for a better Monetary sys-
tem London, 1826 .. 74
5. Atkinson, J. On the state of the Circulation and Currency. .London^ 1826. .40
6. A summary statement of the One Pound Note question London, 1828. .23
7. Cruttwell, R. The system of Country Banking defended, with reasons for
differing from Sir J. Sinclair, &c London, 1828. .30
8. A letter in answer to Lord Grenville's essay on the supposed advantages of
the Sinking Fund London, 1828 . .74
9. Address on the affairs of the Bank of England London, 1828.121
For another copy see Vol. CLXX, No. 3.
Vol. CLXTV. [Pamphlets on the Currency.]
1. Huskisson, "W., M.P. The Question concerning the depreciation of our Cur-
rency stated and examined ,. .London, 1810.154
For another copy see Vol. CLXVII, No. 3.
2. Sinclair, Sir J. Remarks on Mr. Huskisson's pamphlet ; with an explanation
of the nature and advantages of the present system of Circulation.
London, 1810.. 74
For another copy see Vol. CCXII, No. 5.
3. On alterations in the value of Money, and an examination of opinions recent-
ly published on that subject London, 1823. 100
4. The same as No. 8, Vol. CLXI.
5. A few facts in answer to the Report of the Bullion Committee, &c. &c., by
an Annuitant London, 1811.. 27
6. Remonstrance to the author of two letters on the effects of a variable Stand-
ard of Value, and on the condition of the Poor London, 1819. .72
7. A few remarks on the Reports of the Committees on the Currency.
London, 1819.. 16
8. Dudley, H. B. On the present state of the Poor acd defects of the Poor
Laws ; with remarks on parochial assessments and expenditures.
London, 1802.. 37
Vol. CLXV. [Tracts on Bullion.]
1. Of the Bank of England resuming Specie Payments at the period prescribed
by the Act 37th, George III London, 1802.110
2. Atkinson, J. A letter occasioned by the Parliamentary Report on the high
pries of Gold Bullion London, 1810.104
3. Bosanquct, C. Practical observations on the Report of the Bullion Commit-
tee ; with supplement London, 1810. 134
PAMPHLETS. 1127
Page*
4. Boase, Mr. On the new doctrine concerning the supposed depreciation of
our Currency London, 1811.110
5. Eesolutions proposed by F. Homer and N. Vansittart, on the Report of the
Bullion Committee; the divisions which took place; and a list of the
publications occasioned by the Report of the Committee London, 1811. .24
Vol. CLXVI. [On Paper Currency.]
1. Lauderdale, Earl of. The depreciation of the Paper Currency of Great
Britain proved London, 1812.196
2. The same as No. 2. Vol. CCXtV, [in which Vol. another tract by the same
author will be found.]
Vol. CLXVII. [Tracts on Bullion.]
1. Mushet, R., of the Mint. The effects on the National Currency, &c., and
rates of Exchange, of the Bank restriction Bill, with plans for maintaining
the National Coins London, 1810. 100
2. Blake, "W. On the principles which regulate the course of Exchange ; and
on the present depreciated state of the Currency London, 1810. 132
3. The same as No. 1, Vol. CLXIV.
4. Sur la Banque de France la Crise qu'elle a epronvee, etc. ; avec one theorie
des Banques Paris, 1806, [with an " Advertisement" in English.] im-
prime a Londres, 1811.. 69
5. Giddy, D., M.P. A plain statement of the Bullion question. .London, 1811. .48
Vol. CLXVIII. [Pamphlets on the Currency.]
1. Thoughts on the present distress London, 1829 . .68
2. Moore, R. The case of the Currency with its remedy London, 1829.188
3. Of again permitting the issue of One Pound Notes by the Bank of England
and country Banks London, 1830. .64
4. A letter to Sir H. Parnell, shewing the unsoundness of his doctrines on Fi-
nancial Reform, and proving that Free Trade will ruin the country.
London, 1830.. 72
5. Senior, N. "W. On the cost of obtaining Money, and on some effects of
private and Government paper money London, 1830. 103
Vol. CLXIX. [Pamphlets on the Currency.]
1. Courtenay, T. P. A letter on the Sinking Fund London, 1828. 136
2. Tooke, T. A second letter to Lord Grenville on the Currency in connexion
with the Corn Trade, and on Corn Laws, with a postscript on the present
commercial stagnation London, 1829.119
3. The same as No. 2, Vol. CXVIII.
4. Tooke, T. A letter on the effects ascribed to the resumption of cash pay-
ments on the value of the Currency London, 1829. 132
5. Lauderdale, Earl of. On the Fourth Report of the Committee on the Income
and Expenditure of the United Kingdom ; in which the nature of Sinking
Fund, and the fallacy of the reasoning in its favour is explained. Lond., 1829.138
Vol. CLXX. [Pamphlets on the Currency.]
1. Western, 0. C., M.P. On the cause of our present Distress, and the
measures necessary for our relief London, 1 826 . .43
2. A Letter to the Earl of Lauderdale ; to serve as an index to His Lordship's
Legislative Chart London, 1827.. 55
S. The same as No. 9, Vol. CLXIII.
1128 PAMPHLETS.
Pages
4. Pusey, P. On the Home Secretary's Financial Statement, 16th February,
1828 London, 1828 . .82
5. Attwood, T. Speech at Birmingham, 8th May, 1829, on the distressed
state of the Country Birmingham, 1829 . .8$
Vol. CLXXI. [Pamphlets on the Currency, 1826-7.]
1. Drummond H. Elementary propositions on the Currency, and their applica-
tion to the present times London, 1826 . .69
For another copy, see the Catalogue, Vol. I, page 232.
2. Sir J. Sinclair and Mr. T. Attwood ; Correspondence on the late prosperity,
and the present adversity of the country, the proper remedies, and the
merits of the English and Scottish systems of Banking London, 1826.134
3. English, H. The Joint Stock Companies (624) formed during 1824 and
1825; with an appendix, giving a list of 156 companies formed "ante-
cedent to 1824, and which now exist," London, 1827 . .43
For another copy, see Vol. CCXXXIX, No. 2.
4. List of (276) Joint Stock Companies, the proposals for which are now ; or,
have been lately before the public [continued hi M.S. from 277 to 303
inclusive] London, 1825... 8
Vol. CLXXII. [Tracts, Banks, etc.]
1. The Exchange between England and Ireland ; a suggestion by which the
aberration which has taken place may be remedied Bath, 1804. . 35
2. On the price of the Funds as connected with tha Bank Restriction Act
London, 1818.. 23
3. Commercial Economy; Or, the evils of a Metallic Currency. ..London, 1818. .28
4. Harel, M. Du credit public en general Paris, 1818. .20
5. The state of the Currency of the Country, its defects and remedy. L,. 1818. .56
6. Read, S. A plan of a safe, steady and secure Government Paper Currency
and legal tender Edinburgh, 1818. .16
7. Weston, A. A method of increasing the quantity of circulating money on
a solid principle London, 1818. .56
First published in 1799, and reprinted, with a preface, by the author's brother.
8. Four Letters on the circulating medium of the British Isles ; with a plan
for the reformation of the present vicious system of Currency.. Truro, 1819 . .47
For another copy, see Vol. CLXI, No. 6.
10. The real cause of the high price of Gold Bullion London, 1819. .39
11. Congreve, Sir W. Of the impracticability of cash payments ; the sufficiency
of a representative currency under due regulations - r and of the danger of a
reduction of the circulating mediumin the present state of things. L., 1819. .4&
For another copy, see Vol. CC, No. 3.
12. Plan for a Currency, calculated to remedy the present distresses, and to
afford a Revenue: (From the Farmer's Magazine, May, 1821) 19
13. Notices on the effects of Debts and Taxes ; the state of the Currency, &c.,
and of the balance of trade London, 1821 . .77
14. Reasons why the Bank of England ought not to reduce the rate of discount
to four per cent London, 1822. . 14
Vide, also, Vol. CLXXIII, No. 7.
PAMPHLETS. H29
Vol. CLXXIII. [Tracts, Banks, etc., 1819.]
1. Joplin, T. On the principles and practice of Banking in England and
Scotland ; with observations in favour of an immediate alteration in the
Charter of the Bank of England Newcastle upon Tyne, 1822, (2 copies
in thisVol)..70
2. Supplementary observations to the above Essay. .Newcastle, , (2 copies
inthisVol)..20
3. Hopkins, T. Economical enquiries relative to rent, profit, wages, and the
value of money London, 1822.112
4. The same as No. 3, Vol. CLXXV.
5. A plan for paying off the present National Debt in forty-two years ; with a
Sinking Fund of only five millions London, 1822. . 18
6. Reynolds, J. S'. Observations on Mr. Ricardo's Principles of Political
Economy and Taxation .London, 1822 . . 99
7. Reasons why the Bank of England ought not to reduce the rate of discount
to four per cent ; with observations on a recent publication entitled " A
protection to Agriculture." London, 1822 . . 51
8. Hints on the danger of unsettling the currency, invading the funds, or giving
way to visionary reformers London, 1823 . .78
9. Payne, D. B. A letter on the reputed excess and depreciation of Bank
Ngtes, and on the consequences of the new Metallic currency . .Lond., 1823. .29
( Vide, also, another letter in Vol. CLXII, No. 1.)
Vol. CLXXIV. [Tracts, Bank, etc., 1822.]
1. Hints on a return to Cash Payments by the Bank of England . .Lond., . .16
2. Consequences of returning to the old standard of the currency, with remarks
on the evidence published by Committees of Parliament London, 1819. .46
3. Chambers, A. H. On the resumption of Cash Payments by the Bank, and
on the Corn Bill as connected with that measure London, 1819 . .38
4. Of the impracticability of the resumption of Cash Payments, with a view
of the principles on which a more perfect system of Currency may be
established, by W. C London, 1819. .57
5. A remonstrance to the author of two Letters on the effects of a variable
standard of value, and on the condition of the poor London, 1819 . .70
6. Williams, C. W. The fallacies in the letter to the Right Hon. Robert Peel,
(from a Member of the University of Oxford) and on the late change in
the sentiments of the Earl of Lauderdale on Paper Currency. . .L., 1819. .68
7. Session of the Imperial Council of the several establishments of Credit, St.
Petersburgh, March 27, 1819 London, 1819, (French and English.) . . 15
8. Lauderdale, Earl of. Protest against the 2nd reading of a Bill to continue
the restrictions on cash payments by the Bank of England. .London, 1819. .16
9. Lyne, C. On the impossibility of a speedy return to a Gold Currency.
London, 1819.. 46
10. Specimens and descriptions of Perkins and Fairman's Siderographic plan to
prevent forgery of Bank Notes London, 1819. .45
1L Letters containing the outlines of a plan for improving the Notes of the
Bank of England :, .27
1130 PAMPHLETS.
Pages
Vol. CLXXV. [Tracts, National Debt, 1820-22.]
1. The art of Stock Jobbing explained ; with useful hints on the proper time
to buy and sell. Advice to Fundholders on the operation of the Sinking
Fund, fec London, 1818. 132
2. Wilkinson, H. Of an equitable and efficient system of Finance ; proving the
necessity of repealing all existing taxes ; and adopting one equitable and
unchangeable, &c., by which confidence would be restored, &c. ; with a
plan for a commutation of Tithes London, 1820. .95
3. Brickwood, J., Jun. Plan for reducing the capital and the annual charge
of the National Debt London, 1822.. pp. xv., 82
4. The operation of the Sinking Fund, as it affects Funded property ; also the
change of our Financial system by innovations made on the stability of the
Public Funds. By the author of "the art of Stock-jobbing.". Lond., . .32
5. Sinking Fund ; or, the system which recommends the repeal of Five
Millions of Taxes, compared with the system which recommends levy-
ing five millions by taxation, for the redemption of the Public Debt.
, 1822.. 16
6. The debt due to the fundholder accurately stated ; with letters on the Bank
restriction act, cash payments, and Mr. Peel's Bill London, 1822. .50
7. Heathfield, R. Observations on Trade, in reference to the public debt, and
to agriculture London, 1822. .71
Vol. CLXXVI. [Tracts on Tythes, Usury, etc.]
1. Address to the owners and occupiers of property in London and its liberties
on the subject of Tythes London, 1817. .39
2. Papers submitted to the Committee appointed to take into consideration the
petitions on the subject of Tythes London, 1817. 36
3. Hints suggested for the abolition of Tithes, &c Bath, 1816. .11
4. Barnes, R. Observations on a Bill introduced in 1817 in respect of Modus
for Tithes Cambridge, 1818. .63
5. Tithes and Land Tax no burthen to Landlord or Tenant, nor any excuse
for Corn Laws Nailsworth, 1819. . .6
6. Sugden, E. B. The expediency of repealing the Annuity Act, and raising
the legal rate of interest London, 1812 . .60
7. On the effect of the projected abolition of the Usury Laws. Edinburgh, 1818. .52
8. Highmore, A. On Mr. Wilberforce's Bill [printed, February, 1810,] for
registering charitable donations, &c London, 1810. .27
9. On the Revenue and Public Morals, as connected with restoring the wine,
beer, and spirit trade to its proper channels, with hints for preventing
frauds on the revenue, &c London, 1817. .43
10. Suggestions to the Prince Regent ; on laying out money to the greatest ad-
vantage, National and Personal London, 1814 . . 62
11. Wright, T. The monopoly of small farms, a great cause of scarcity, &c.,
with a plan for increasing small farms London, 1795. .18
12. Morgan, Mr., Actuary. Address to a General Court of [an Assurance] So-
ciety London, 181 9 .. 15
Vol. CLXXVIL [Tracts, Ld. Liverpool, etc,]
1. Beelfc, H. On the produce of the Income Tax, and on its proportion
to the whole income of Great Britain London, 1800. 185
PAMPHLETS. 1131
Pages
2. Hawkesbury, Charles, Lord. On the establishment of a national and con-
stitutional Force in England. (First published in 1757.) London, 1794. .82
3. Beeke, H. On the means of securinga safe and honourable Peace. Lond., 1798.. 92
Vol. CLXXVIII. [Tracts on Finance.]
1. The same as No. 9, Vol. CLIV.
2. Rose, Rt. Hon. G. On the Public Expenditure, and the influence of the
Crown London, 1810 . .79
3. Rose, Rt. Hon. G. On the subject of Lord Melville's letter respecting a
Naval Arsenal at Northfleet London, 1810. 38
4. Rose, Rt. Hon. G. On the debt on the Civil List. London, 1802. .40
5. Grellier, J. J. The terms of all the loans which have been raised ; with ob-
servations on the rate of interest paid, and an account of Navy and Ex-
chequer Bills funded London, 1805.. 92
6. Whitcombe, S. On the expediency and policy of the alienation of estates
belonging to Bishops, Chapters, &c., for the purchase of the unredeemed
Land Tax London, 1810. .63
7. On recent political occurrences, and particularly on the new plan of Finance.
London, 1807.. 50
8. Boase, H. The disadvantages of the new plan of Finance ; with observa-
tions on the Sinking Fund and "War Taxes London, 1807 . .21
9. Facts of importance relative to the present state of Great Britain. .L., 1800. .42
Vol. CLXXIX. [Tracts on Finance, &c., 1773-98.]
1. Price, Dr. A preface to the treatise on Reversionary Payments, &c. ; further
observations on the National Debt, &c. ; with an account of the influence
of the different states of civil society on population, &c London, 1773. ,43
2. . An appeal on the National Debt ; observations, tables, &c .
London, 1774.. 97
3. Tatham, E. A letter on the National Debt Oxford, 1795 . .71
4. Of the intended establishment of the Prince of Wales, and mode proposed
for the discharge of his debts London, 1795. .35
5. Tatham, E. A second letter on a National Bank London, 1797 . .31
6. Brand, J. On the depression of the Funds and the embarrassments of circu-
lation ; with propositions for some remedies to each London, 1797. .79
7. On the Taxation of Property London, 1798. .48
8. A Proposal for Liquidating 66,666,666 of the Three per Cents, by convert-
ing the Land Tax into a Permanent Annuity London, 1798. .48
9. Hints towards a System of Taxation, extending to Persons in exact propor-
tion to their Property, and without any disclosures London, 1798. .55
Vol. CLXXX. [Tracts on Finance, 1794-1801.]
1. Boyd, W., M.P. Letter on the influence of the stoppage of issues in specie
on prices. 2nd Edition. With a Preface, on the publication of Sir F.
Baring, (see post. No. 6.) L., 1801 . .Preface, 56 ; Letter, 87; Appendix, 48
2. Brief observations on the above Letter London, 1801 . .35
3. Answer to a Pamphlet intituled, a Letter (being, ante, No. 1.). London, 1801. .29
4. A second answer to a new edi. of the Letter ; with a Preface. London, 1801. .56
5. A view of the Revenue, Expenditure, Debts, Manufactures and Commerce
of Great Britain London, 1801.. 88
1132 PAMPHLETS.
Pages
6. Baring, Sir F. Observations on the publication of Walter Boyd, M.P.
(ante, No. 1.) .' London, 1801.. 31
7. Young, J. Essays on Government Revolutions The British Constitution
Kingly Government Parliamentary Representation and Reform
Liberty and Equality Taxation, and the present War, &c.. Glasgow, 1794.160
Vol, CLXXXI. [Tracts on Ireland, 1830-4.]
1. On the State of Ireland ; the best mode of introducing Poor Laws there ;
On Absenteeism, &c Bristol, 1830.. 19
2. Coote, R. E. P. On the introduction of the Poor Laws into Ireland ; on
Emigration, &c, Bristol, . .41
3. General Prosperity consistent with a Repeal of the Corn Laws [in two Let-
ters, 1814, 1826 J Bristol, 1834. .20
4. A Letter on the means of employing the Labouring Classes, &c. . Bristol, 1834 . 11
5. Letter on the increase of Crime in England Bristol, 1827 ... 1
6. Suggestions on the means to enable Government to give beneficial employ-
ment to the Labouring Classes Bristol, 1830. . .4
7. Suggestions for an arrangement of Tithes in Ireland Bristol, 1835 . . . 7
8. Errors of former Governments in the management of the Church of Ireland.
Bristol, .. 4
[So far the Tracts in this Volume are by R. E. P. Coote.]
9. Blacker, W. Prize Essay on the management of Landed Property in Ireland ;
Employment of the Poor, &c Dublin, 1834. .41
10. . On improvement in the cultivation of Small Farms ; an Address
to the small Farmers of Armagh Dublin, 1834 . .92
Vol. CLXXXII. [Miscellanies, 1727-49,]
1. The Occasional Writer. No. Ill London, 1727 . .31
2. A Letter to Caleb D'Anvers, on his proper reply to a late libel, i.e., " Sedi-
tion and Defamation display'd." London, 1731 . .52
3. On the conduct of our Domestic Affairs, from 1721 to the present time, in the
case of our National Debt, Sinking Fund, &c., being.a sequel to " Politicks
on both sides," (for which see Vol. CLXXXIII, No. 4.) London, 1734. .68
4. On the present plan of Peace London, 1736 . .35
5. Argyle, Duke of. Letter upon the intended Expeditions London, 1740. .32
6. Four Letters published in Old England ; or, The Constitutional Journal [re-
flecting on the Hanoverian Alliance] London, 1743 . .31
7. The Detector detected ; or, the danger to our Constitution exposed. Lon-
don, 1743.. 62
8. A Letter to the Author of "The case fairly stated." By an old Whig.
London, 1745.. 39
9. The case fairly stated. By an M.P London, 1745 . .40
10. Lucas, C. The Great Charter of the City of Dublin [Latin text and Eng-
lish translation] with Notes, and an Address to George II . . Dedication,
&c., 50; Original Text, 31 ; Translation, 36
11. Lucas, C. Address to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ; with a Preface to
the Citizens of Dublin, urging them to contend for their Liberties. .Dub-
lin, 1749.. Preface, 15; Address, 8
12. The Mirrour for the Miror, &c. [" The Miror " being a print siding with C.
Lucas; " The Mirrour " is against him.] Dublin, 1749. .15
PAMPHLETS. 1133
Pages
Vol. CLXXXIH. [Miscellanies, 1722-58.]
1. Advantages gained by the late Septennial Parliament set in a clear light ; a
List of the Naturaliz'd Foreigners, &c. ; and Reasons for repealing the
Septennial Act and reinforcing Triennial Parliaments. London, about 1722. .84
2. A H istory of the late Septennial Parliament, with many Secret Memoirs
concerning the late times London, 1722.. 78
3. List of the Members of the late Parliament, at the time of the Septennial
Act, with their names for and against the Repealing the Triennial Act ;
also, Speeches against [the Septennial Act]. . .London, 1722. .From 241 to 323
4. The Politicks on both sides, with regard to Foreign Affairs ; stated from
their own Writings, &c. ; with Observations on the State of Affairs in
Great Britain London, 1734. .75
(Vide ante, Vol. CLXXXII, No. 3.)
5. The False Accusers Accused ; the general conduct of the Administration
compared with that of their enemies, &c London, 1741 . .56
6. On the present posture, both of our Foreign and Domestic Affairs. Lon., 1742. .80
7. M ws, Admiral, and L k, Vice- Admiral. Letters and Papers be-
tween, &c., exhibiting the transactions in the Mediterranean ; with Re-
marks on, and Answers to, the Narrative of the Fleet from 1741 to 1744.
London, 1744.128
8. A Second and Third Letter to the Whigs. Published because of " a late
attack [made by that Party] on the whole Bench of Judges.". .Lon., 1748. .92
9. The Country Gentleman's Reply to the Answer of his Military Arguments.
London, 1758.. 63
Vol. CLXXXIV. [Miscellaneous Tracts, 1744-73.]
1. Edwards, Dr. The System of Morals in ^Cenophon's Memorabilia.
London, 1773.. 17
2. Berkely, Bishop. On the Virtues of Tar Water Dublin, 1744. 174
For another copy, see Catalogue Vol. I, page 63.
3. A Relation of the Negotiations with Government from 1767, respecting the
Company's acquisitions in India ". London, 1769. .25
4. Essay on the Middlesex Election, in which the power of Expulsion is parti-
cularly considered London, 1770 . .62
5. A Postcript to the above London, 1770.. 25
6. Considerations on the Public Exercises for the first and second Degrees in
the University of Oxford , 1773. .pp. xiii, 61
Vol. CLXXXV. [Resignation, Land Tax, &c., 1740-51.]
1. The Resignation discussed ; false facts detected, and sophistical reasonings
refuted, in " An apology for a late resignation," &c London, 1748 . .56
2. An apology for a late Resignation . , London, . .46
3. On the conduct of the B*** M*** through the course of the War, with con-
jectures as to what may be expected from a Peace London, 1748. .60
4. Considerations upon a reduction of the Land Tax London, 1749. .67
5. Morals, the best security of Good Government; or, the support of the Scots
Clergy inseparably connected with the British Constitution. .London, 1751. .30
6. The Presbyterian Clergy seasonably detected ; or, their public and private
life in all countries examined, &c London, 1751.127
7. Of the Rights of Free Subjects ; in which the cases of sailors and soldiers
are considered, &c., the degeneracy of public spirit, &c London, 1749. .84
1134 PAMPHLETS.
8. Letter on the Mutiny Bill, Articles of War, Use and Abuse of a Standing
Army, with a preliminary discourse. .London, 1751 . .discourse pp. 12, letter 44
Vol. CLXXXVI. [Pamphlets, 1720-69.]
1. Law, W. Remarks upon the " Fable of the Bees," with an observation or
two on Mr. Bayle London, 1725. 106
For a later edition of this work, vide Vol. I of the Catalogue, p. 239.
2. Dean Swift's Legacy to the wicked authors of the present Age
Dublin, .107
3. The fate of Tyrants; or, the Road from the Palace to the Scaffold. (Impor-
tant extracts respecting the Life and Reign of Charles I.) . .London, 1769. .79
4. Essay to prove that the soul of man is not, neither can it be, Immortal.
Dublin, 1751 . .72
5. The present state of Trinity College, Cambridge, under the oppressive gov-
ernment of the Master, Richard Bentley. . f London, 1720. .43
6. Dialogue on the existence and Immortality of the Soul London, 1755. .59
7. An honest man's reasons for declining to take any part in the new Adminis-
tration London, 1765 . .23
8. Description of Merryland, containing a Topographical, Geographical, and
Natural history of that Country Bath, 1741.. 25
Vol. CLXXXVII. [Pamphlets, Political, 1755-69.]
1. The present state of the Nation, particularly with respect to its trade, finances,
&c London, 1768 . 100
2. An appendix to the present state, &c., containing a reply to the observa-
tions-on the above pamphlet London, 1769.. 68
3. Observations on a late state of the Nation London, 1769. 155
4. The Opposition. (To be published occasionally,) London, 1755. .28
5. The Monitor ; A speech in the . By the Hon. W m P 1.
London, 1755.. 12
6. Plain reasons for removing a certain great man from His M y's presence
and Councils for ever. By 0. M., Haberdasher London, 1759 . .36
7. The Political Balance ; the two parties weighed London, 1765. .68
8. A letter on the prospect of Peace, and the terms necessary in the negotiation.
London, 1760.. 55
Vol. CLXXXVIII. [Pamphlets, 1761.]
1. The general contents of the British Museum, with remarks.. .London, 1761.103
2. Murphy, Mr. All in the Wrong, a Comedy London, 1761 . 106
3. An address to the authors of the two Reviews (the " Critical," and " Month-
ly" ReviewsJ and Court Magazines. London, 1761 . .44
4. The conduct of a Rt. Hon. Gentleman in resigning the Seals of his Office,
justified by facts, &c London, 1761 . .82
5. The Inoculation of Good Sense ; or, an estimate of the present manners of
the French Nation London, 1761, (French and English). .54
Vol. CLXXXIX. [Pamphlets, 1731-67.]
1. Johnson, Samuel. The plan of a Dictionary of the English Language.
London, 1747.. 37
2. Thoughts on the causes and consequences of the present high price of Pro-
visions London, 1767. .26
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Pages
3. The Eloquence and Action proper for the Pulpit ; the Miseries of the infe-
rior Clergy, &c. ; with remarks and anecdotes incident to the subject, and
of certain popular City Divines London, 1765.111
4. Sheridan, T. A discourse introductory of Lectures on Elocution and the
English Language London, 1759. .59
5. A Dialogue on Beauty, in the manner of Plato London, 1731 . .55
6. Winchester, Bp. of. A letter on the conduct of B. Fournier, (a convert
from a Monastery,) convicted of a Forgery ; shewing several steps in
Fournier's behaviour, the several variations of his story, &c. .London, 1757. 128
7. On the employment of Time. Three Essays, and Preface. . . London, 1754
Preface pp. 27, Essays 147
8. The Ghost of Ernest [Duke of Gotha.] Great Grandfather of the Princess
Dowager of Wales. With some account of his Life London, 1757
Introduction pp. 27, the work 64
Vol. CXC. [Tracts, 1735-1817.}
1. Tables for the renewing and purchasing of the leases of Cathedral Churches
and Colleges ; also Tables of Lives, &c. ; to which is added, The Value of
Church Leases, and the advantage of the Lessees London, 1735. .72
2. Ellis, W. The best methods of improving different lands with proper Tim-
ber and Fruit-trees London, 1738.110
3. Association for the prevention of Accident by Fire, and the remuneration of
individual sufferers Norwich, 1812.. 13
4. Walker, R. Some discoveries in the production of Artificial Cold, &c., and
their application to useful purposes in hot climates Oxford, 1796. .96
5. Lancaster, J. Directions for School-rooms on the British system of Educa-
tion London, 1809.. 33
6. Scarcity of Bread ; the disease examined, and the cure premised
London, 1795.. 32
7. Hill, S. Of reducing the Poor's Rate, by giving employment to the labour-
ing classes ; with observations on the cultivation of Flax and Hemp ; and
an account of a new process for dressing, &c. the same London, 1817. .34
8. The first report of the Society for bettering the condition and increasing the
comforts of the Poor London, 1797, pp. 46 ; appendix ... 6
9. The influence of Taxation on the price of Corn considered ; with reference
to resolutions for restricting importation Windsor, 1815. .20
10. A free trade in Beer, the most effectual remedy for Agricultural distress.
London, 1822.. 15
11. Address to the people, on their Rights, their Liberty, and the alarming situa-
tion of the country London, 1810. .33
12. Of the Provident Institution, for the insurance of lives, and the granting
and purchasing of annuities .London, 1807. .31
13. A pat from the Lion's Paw, inflicted in the name of common sense, upon
the opponents of the Property Tax London, 1815. .23
14. Coleman, E. Of the natural Frog of the Horse ; with a description of a
Patent Artificial Frog London, 1800. .20
.Vol. CXCI. [Tracts, 1753-1825.]
1. Grey, Earl. Speech on Lord Sidmouth's Circular, May 12, 1817, to prevent
the circulation of blasphemous and seditious libels 89
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2. A letter to Lord Holland on Foreign politics London, 1819. .45
8. Letter to Mr. Fox on his Speech on the character of the late Duke of Bed-
ford, [and] observations on a Sermon preached at Woburn on the 14th
March, 1802, on the occasion of the Duke's death London, . .58
4. Baldwin, W. J. Letter to Lord Ellenborough on the trial of the Messrs.
Wright and Mrs. Clarke for conspiracy London, 1810. 166
5. A letter to the Electors of Coventry, on the conduct of their representatives
on the question of Catholic Emancipation Chester, 1825. .16
6. A reply to Mr. Gisborne's letter to a Bishop in behalf of the British and
Foreign Bible Society London, 1816 . .20
7. 9. Duplicates; both being the same as No. 2, Vol. XCVII.
8. Mason, J. A letter to a friend upon his entrance on the Ministerial Office.
London, 1753.. 34
Vol. CXCH. [Tracts, 1767-1826.]
1. Acccount of the Life and Writings of the late Rev. Thomas Rennell.
London, 1824.. 23
2. The greatest Feats of Pedestrianism ; Or, the Life of James Jones, the cele-
brated Oxford Pedestrian, written by himself Oxford, 1819. .16
3. Townshend, Rev. E. Some account of the late Henley, 1823 . .27
4. Will of James Morgan, Esq., of Bath, who died 15th Sept., 1810. London, ... 8
5. Betty, W. H. W. The young Roscius ; Memoirs of,- the history of his
theatrical engagements, with strictures on his Acting at the London Thea-
tres London, 1 805 .. 59
6. Charette, a Chief of the Royalist Armies in France. Anecdotes of his pri-
vate life and details of the War in La Vendee; (from the French.)
London, 1797.. 60
7 Channing, Dr. Remarks on the character and Writings of John Milton,
occasioned by his lately discovered " Treatise on Christian Doctrines."
Boston, 1826.. 48
8. Locke, John. An Essay on Enthusiasm; being 19th chapter of the 4th
Book of his Essay on the Human Understanding London, 1815 . .16
9. Van-der-Kemp, Rev. J. T. Memoir of the late, a Missionary in South Africa.
London, 1812.. 42
10. Hawkins, J. S. Vindications of, against misrepresentations contained in
the advertisement prefixed to Mr. Smith's Antiquities of Westminster, &c.
London, 1807.. 87
11. Chambers, Sir Robert. Memorials of the late London, 1804 . . 10
12. History of a late infamous adventure between a great man and a fair
citizen London, 1768 . .46
13. Soren, J. Narrative of, piratically captured, in requital for saving a British
Transport with troops on board from sinking; with Documents.
London, 1800.. 74
14. Narrative of some extraordinary things that happened [1761-62] to McGiles'
children at Lawford's Gate, Bristol, supposed to be the effect of Witch-
craft. By Henry Durbin, an eye and ear witness, [and] Rev. A. Bedford's
Letter, relative to Thomas Perks, who had dealings with familiar spirits.
Bristol, 1800.. 60
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Pages
15. Narrative of the proceedings [of the Lords of the Session] in the Douglas
cause [a question of the legitimacy of a claimant of the Douglas Estate and
Honours] : with remarks upon the memorials. London, 1767 ; Narrative
pp.56; Remarks.. 23
Vol. CXCHI. [Tracts, 1785-1822.]
1. Of the consequences of enclosing Waste Lands, and the causes of the pre-
sent high prices of Butcher's meat London, 1785 . .pp. xvi, 124
2. On the increase of the Poor-rates, and on the state of the Workhouse in
Kingston-upon-Hull, [and] of the improvements in the maintenance of the
Poor of that Town Hull, 1800 ; Conditions, pp. 55 ; Account. .49
3. High Prices, the Road to Public Ruin ; Or, Strictures on the Comparative
Statement of G. W. Hall, and on the new duties recommended in Report
to House of Commons, 1st April, 1822 Reading, 1822. .26
4. Pope, S. Suggestions respecting the Land-Tax Sale arid Redemption Act.
London, 1798.. 28
5. Abstracts, with comments and a letter on the Poor Bill, now depending in
Parliament Winchester, 1797. .24
6. A letter on the Game Laws London, 1815. 44
7. Monck, J. B. A second letter on the present state of our Currency, and on
Bank of England and Local Tokens London, 1812. .34
8. Banks, Sir Joseph. Of the cause of the disease in Corn, called the Blight,
the Mildew and the Rust ; with a plate London, 1805. .15
9. Vancouver, J. On the causes and production of Poverty, the state of the
Poor, and the means for their relief London, 1796 . 148
Vol. CXCIV. [Tracts, 1788-1813.]
1. Schultes, H. On the Public Fisheries of Great Britain, explaining the Rise,
Progress, and Art of the Dutch Fishery ; with the method for effecting
such an Establishment in Great Britain London, 1813 . 101
2. A Comparative Statement relative to competing lines of Canal communication
between London and Bristol, &c. ; with remarks on Canals avoiding the
Navigation of the Thames Newbury, 1810. .23
3. Two Reports of the Commissioners of the Thames Navigation, on the objects
of projected Canals, which interfere with that river's navigation Oxford,
1811.. 50
4. Fenwick, T. Essays : (1.) On Water Wheels. (2.) The Steam Engine.
(3.) Mills, &c. (4.) On the simplification of Machinery.Newcastle-on-T., 1801 . .83
5. On Wastes in general, and on Mosswold in particular Norwich, 1792. .25
6. Schultes, H. On the decline of the British Empire, and the necessity of
Public Reform London, 1815 . .28
7. Observations on a scheme for navigation between London and Bristol, by a
Canal from Newbury to Bath Marlborough, 1788 . .20
8. Page, F. Observations on the present state and possible improvement of
the River Thames Reading, 1794.. 41
9. Gregson, J. On defects of Buildings dependent on the nature and properties
of air ; [and] Report on the Dry Rot in the Royal Navy London, 1816. .63
10. A Guide to the Electors, on the immediate prospect of a new Parliament.
London, 1820.. 37
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11. Plan for a Corps in which singly shall be comprised: a Regular Battalion, a
corps of Light Infantry, a corp9 of Sharp Shooters, and a corps of Rifle
Marksmen London, 1805 . .30
Vol. CXCV. [Tracts, 1796-1821.]
1. Abstract of an Act to consolidate the laws relating to Spiritual Persons
holding Farms ; and for enforcing Residence, and for maintenance of
Curates London, 1808. .30
2. Refutation of the arguments in Mr. Ponsonby's Speech on the privileges of
the House of Commons; in a letter London, 1810. .26
3. Bowles, J. Two Letters to a British Merchant, a short time before the
meeting of Parliament in 1796 London, 1796, preface pp. 22, letters 83
4. Pearson, J. Review of Lord Selkirk's Objections to a Reform in the repre-
sentation of the people London, 1809. .44
5. The same as Vol. XVI. No. 2.
6. A Constitutional Critique on the doctrine and law as laid down by the Attor-
ney-General, upon the case submitted to him by E. Colman, Sergeant-at-
Arms to the House of Commons [of the arrest of Sir F. Burdett, by the
authority of the House] ; with a Postscript on Mr. Ponsonby's Speech on
the subject London, 1810 . .48
7. The right assumed by the Judges to fine a defendant while making his
defence in person, denied ; being a Report of the legal argument in " The
King v. Davison." With a Preface London v 1821 . .46
8. The use and abuse of Money ; or, an inquiry into the causes of the present
state of civil society ; in which the existence of the National Debt is dis-
proved London, . .48
9. Pope, S. Considerations : political, financial, and commercial, relative to
the Public Funds London, 1802.. 33
10. Flower, B. Election Address to the Freeholders of Cambridgeshire ; in
which the Parliamentary conduct of Mr. Secretary Yorke is considered.
Cambridge, 1802.. 36
11. Clifford, H. Observations on some doctrines advanced during the late
elections London, 1807 ; addresses, pp. 16, observations, 103
12. The same as No. 4, Vol. XIV.
Vol. CXCVI. [Tracts, 1797-1822.]
1. A Near Observer's remarks upon the state of Parties during the Administra-
tion of the Right Hon. H. Addington. (9th edition.) London, 1803 . .84
See also, Vol. CIII. Nos. 4 and 5.
2. Rickman, T. C. Corruption ; a Satire [in verse] ; with notes. .London, 1806. .46
3. Of the causes that led to a prosecution (which was withdrawn) in the Court
of King's Bench, J. Tibbie, plaintiff, and Thos. Newbery, Esq., Com-
mandant of the late Reading Volunteers, defendant, respecting pay to the
said Tibbie, as one of the Drill- Sergeants of the Reading Volunteers ; with
remarks on the Volunteer System London, 1811 . .82
4. Keith, G. S. View of the present state of Great Britain (1.) Of advantages.
(2.) Of disadvantages. (3.) Of improving our advantages. (4.) Of removing
our disadvantages, &c. ; with notes on the scarcity of gold and silver.
London, 1797... 90
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5. The choice of Ministers ; the conduct of the Opposition ; with reference to
the claims of the Catholics, considered ; with an answer to the Edinburgh
Review London, 1812. .85
6. An answer to the [Ministerial] State of the nation. The declaration and con-
duct of His Majesty's Ministers fairly considered London. 1822. 102
j j j
7. The same as No- 6, Vol. XXII.
'
Vol. CXCVII. [Tracts, 1798-1819.]
1. Erskine, Lord. A Letter to the author of " a reply to a short defence of the
Whigs London, 1819 . .71
2. A mistake in Lord Erskine's recent Preface, corrected ; by the author of the
"Defence of the people." London, 1819.. 56
3. llobhouse, J. C. A Letter to Lord Castlereagh ; with a Preface. . .London,
1819, Preface, pp. 15, Letter, 46
4. Kinnaird, Lord. Petition and memoir [in behalf of M. Marinet, imprisoned
in contravention of a safe-conduct] addressed to the Chamber of Peers of
France London, 1818.. 43
5. The same as Vol. CCXXXV, No. 4.
6. Cartwright, John. The Comparison : in which mock Reform, half Reform,
and Constitutional Reform are considered London, 1810. 106
7. Thelwall, J. Prospectus of a Course of Lectures, in strict conformity with
Mr. Pitt's Act. Second edition ; with a Postscript, giving an account of
the delivery of the Lectures London, 1796 . .37
(For a copy of the first edition, see Vol. LXXXV, No. 9.)
8. Jones, Sir William. On the legal mode of suppressing Riots ; with a consti-
tutional plan of future defence. [Also] a Speech on the nomination of
Candidates [for] Middlesex in 1780, [and] an Oration intended for the
Theatre at Oxford in 1773 London, 1782. .75
9. The same as No. 3, Vol. CLIV.
10. The same as No. 10, Vol. LXXXV.
V01.CXCVIII. [Tracts, 1814-23.]
1. The New European Magazine for February, 1823 pp. y / u
2. Annals of Philosophy, March, 1823 pp. 161 to 240
3. La Baume, M. Treatment of Indigestion, Bilious and Nervous Complaints,
Deafness, Blindness, &c., and of the efficacy of his Warm- Air Bath L. 1821 . .84
3. The Weekly Entertainer, October 24, 1814 From pp. 841 to 860
4. The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany, September, 1819. .From
pp. 203 to 296
5. Laws and Regulations of the Plymouth Law Library, 1815 ; with a Catalogue
of Books ' Plymouth,.. 19
6. Odes, critical and satirical, for 1829, addressed to the Plymouth Artists, &c.
Plymouth, .20
7. The New Monthly Magazine, February, 1818. . .^. .,' 92
8. Laws and Regulations of the Plymouth Institution Plymouth, 1814. .18
Vol. CXCIX. [Tracts, 1793-4.]
1. Lauderdale, Earl of. Letters to the Peers of Scotland London, 1794.318
2. Letters on the Concert of Princes, and the dismemberment of Poland and
France; with Preface and Appendix. .London, 1793 . Preface, 60; Letters,
231 ; Appendix, 23
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Vol. CC. [Tracts, 1815-20.]
1. The Pernicious effects of a variable Standard of Value, especially as it
regards the lower orders, and the Poor Laws, &c Oxford, 1819. 104
2. Fellowes, R. Tho Rights of Property vindicated against the claims of
Universal Suffrage London, 1818. 160
3. The same as No. 11, VoL CLXXII.
4. The Improvement of English Roads urged during the dearth of employment
for the Poor London, 1820. .61
5. The Suppressed Letter to Mr. Canning, to which is added Mr. Canning's
Letter to the Author, the Author's Reply, &c London, 1818. .16
For another copy see Vol. CCXXXV, No. 7.
6. Collections relative to the Systematic Relief of the Poor, at different periods,
and in different countries ; with observations on Charity ; with an
Appendix .London, 1815.220
Vol. CGI. [Tracts, 1794-8.]
1. Sieyes, Member of the National Assembly, &c. The Life of (translated),
[containing his " Voluntary Declarations proposed to Patriots," and his
preliminary display of the Rights of Men and Citizens, read in the Com-
mittee of the Constitution] London, 1795. 108
2. An Appeal to the People of England on the French Revolution, after three
years' experiment , 1794 . 43
3. Perry, S. Particulars of his leaving England, &c. ; an introduction to the
following Sketch , . .32
Sketch of the French Revolution imperfect ; pp. 1 128
4. Register of Occurrences and Miscellany for 1795 No title . .80
[The two preceding articles have been confusedly mixed by the Binder.]
5. Wakefield, Gilbert. A Letter to Sir J. Scott, Attorney General, on the sub-
ject of a late trial [Wakefleld's own trial for libel] London, 1798 . .33
For another copy see Vol. CCXIX, No. 9 ; see also No. 10.
6. O'Connor, Arthur. Evidence to Character, &c. ; or, a Portrait of a Traitor,
by his friends and by himself. [He was implicated in the cause of the
United Irishmen] London, 1798 ?. .20
Vol. CCII. [Tracts, 1799-1803.]
1. Report of Committee of the House of Commons relative to the establish-
ment of a New Police in the Metropolis, and Convict Establishment ; with
observations on the system of transporting convicts to Botany Bay.
London, 1799 . 134
2. Report of Committee of Secrecy of the House of Commons on the proceed-
ings of the United Irishmen, and of other Seditious Societies in England.
London, 1799.. 90
For another copy see Vol. LXXXVI, No. 14.
3. Prospectus of the Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine London, . . .2
Official Documents relative to the negotiation with France, as laid before
Parliament. .London, 1803. .Declaration, 16; Documents, 156; Appendix, 26
5. Elford, Sir W. Speech on the dismissal of Mr. John Marshall, of the Royal
Dockyard at Plymouth London, 1803 . .56
6. A Letter to Sir W. Elford, containing observations on the above speech.
London, 1803.. 40
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Vol. CCin. [Tracts, 1796-1801.]
1. Mathias, T. J. The Pursuits of Literature. A satirical Poem, in dialogue,
with notes. First edition. Parts 2d, 3d and 4th, with an advertisement
(separately paged) to each part. London, 1796. Part 2d, 35 ; 3rd, 40 ; 4th, 104
2. Burden, W. Materials for Thinking. Nos. I, II, III, IV .. .London, 1801 . 180
3. . Examination of the merits and tendency of the " Pursuits of
Literature." Parts I and II Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1799 and 1800.
Part 1st, (which is bound after Part 2nd,) 96 ; Part 2nd, 143
Vol. CCIV. [Tracts, 1787-1801.]
1. Clarke, Dr. A Survey of Great Britain ; the progress of its Commerce,
Agriculture, and Population, before and since the accession of the House
of Hanover ; with observations by Dean Tucker and David Hume ; and
an appendix on the high price of provisions London, 1801 . 240
2. History of the Internal affairs of the United Provinces from 1780 to the
commencement of hostilities in 1787 London, 1787 . 354
3. Abstract of the Evidence delivered in 1790-91, on the part of the Petitioners
for the Abolition of the Slave Trade ; with a Map London^ 1791 . 155
Vol. CCV. [Tracts, 1792-7.]
1. History of the French Revolution, including details of events in the order in
which they occurred Bristol, 1796.205
2. The same as No. 1, Vol. XLVIII.
3. The same as No. 2, Vol. L1X.
4. The same as No. 7, Vol. CXXXVII.
Vol. CCVI. [Tracts, 1794-1801.]
1. The Union Magazine for February, 1801 , . .London . .pp. 83 160
2. The New London Review ; or, Monthly Report of Authors and Books. No.
14, for February, 1800 pp. 89192
3. The London Review and Biographia Literaria, No. 20, 1800 184
4. The British Magazine for January and February, 1800, Nos. 1 and 2 . . .208
5. The Analytical Review for December, 1794 pp. 337 448
6. The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine, January-April, 1803 (Appendix
containing a Review of Foreign Literature, &c.) London, pp. 449 542
Vol. CCVII. [Tracts, 1791-1802.]
1. Monthly Extracts ; or, Beauties of Modern Authors, from new books and
pamphlets. Vols. 1 and 2, September, 1791 February, 1792. ..London,
pp. 560, and (not perfect) . . 129288
Vol. CCVm. [Tracts, 1796-2.]
1. Morgan, W. Facts respecting the expense of the War and the state of the
National Debt - -London, 1796 . .48
2. . Additional Facts, &c London, 1796 . .53
3. Vansittart, N. Inquiry into the state of the Finances, in answer to Mr.
Morgan's facts London, 1796 . .75
4. Morgan, W. Comparative View of the Public Finances from the beginning
to the close of the late Administration London, 1801 . .75
5. Profusion of Paper Money, [and] Taxation, the principal causes of the
sufferings of the people ; with observations on the high price of Provisions,
&c .London, 1802 . .32
For another copy see Vol. CCXXIII, No. 1.
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6. Sinclair, Sir J. Speech on the Bill for imposing an Income Tax. . .L., 1799. .19
7. Frend, W. Principles of Taxation London, 1799. .40
8. The Principles of the Wealth of Nations, illustrated in opposition to Adam
Smith, and others. Appendix, plan of a Lease by Lord Eaims, with re-
marks by Dr. Anderson London, 1797. . Appx. pp. 8, 144
Vol. CCIX. [Tracts, 1794-1801.]
1. Erasmus. (A fragment translated from) Antipolemus : or, the Plea of Beason,
Religion, and Humanity, against War, [with a Preface and Appendix. The
Appendix contains extracts from letters of Erasmus, &c.] . .London, 1794.
Preface pp. 43, Plea pp. 109, App. pp. 111183
2. Bowles, J. Reflections on the Political and Moral state of Society at the
close of the 18th century, [with a supplement, on the] Origin of the War.
London, 1800, 174.. Sup. pp. 92,
3. . Reflections at the conclusion of the War (a sequel to the foregoing.)
London, 1801.102
Vol. OCX. [Tracts, 1779-1807.]
1. Proceedings at a Court Martial held on Mr. E. Moore, Midshipman, August
16th to 20th, 1791 London, 1791 . 105
2. Proceedings at a Court Martial for the trial of A. J. P. Molloy, Captain of
His Majesty's ship Caesar London, 1795. 184
3. Answer to Mr. Pitt's attack on the Admiralty, in his motion for an enquiry
into the state of the Naval Defences, 15th March London, 1804. .58
4. Observations on a Pamphlet said to be " A statement of the treatment expe-
rienced by Sir. H. Popham, since his return from the Red Sea," with a
report of expenditure for the Romney and Sensible, under the orders of
Sir H. Popham London, 1801 . .60
5. Naval Anecdotes ; or, a New Key to the proceedings of a late Naval Ad-
ministration London, 1807.192
6. Cochrane, Hon. J. The Seaman's Guide to live Comfortable at Sea ; Di-
rections for Baking Bread in all situations ; recommended also to Public
Baker?, &c London, 1797. .48
7. The Ship-Master's Assistant improved ; comprehending a method of keep-
ing Ship-accounts, a system of Averages, instructions for performing
Quarantine, &c. &c London, 1779 . .53
Vol. CCXI. [Tracts, 1793-1803,]
1. Louvet, J. B. One of the Representatives, proscribed in 1793, afterwards
President of the National Convention. Narrative of his Dangers since
the 31st May, 1793, with historical memorandums London, 1795.239
2. Narrative of the loss of the Ship Hercules, Capt. Stout, on the coast of
Caffraria, on 16th June, 1796 ; with details of his Travels (in Africa), and
an Historical Dedication Dedication pp. 47, Narrative 112
3. Mackay, Wm. Narrative of the Shipwreck of the Juno on the coast of
Aracan ; and of the preservation of fourteen of her Company without
food during 23 dajs London, 1798. .62
4. Fellowes, W. D. Narrative of the loss of the Ship Lady Hobart in the
Atlantic Ocean in June, 1803, and the escape of her crew . .London, 1803. .46
For another copy, see Vol. CXLI., No. 6.
5. The same as No. 2, Vol. LXIII.
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Vol. COXII. [Tracts on Bullion.]
1. King, G., Lancaster Herald. Natural and Political observations and con-
clusions upon the state and condition of England, 1696. With a life of
the Author, by G. Chalmers London, 1810. .73
2. Sinclair, Sir J. Speech on the Bullion Report, 15th May, 1811 . .Lon., 1811 . . 16
3. Ricardo, D. The high price of Bullion, a proof of the depreciation of Bank
Notes London, 1810 . .48
4. Ricardo, D. Reply to Mr. Bosanquet's observations on the Report of the
Bullion Committee London, 1811.141
5. The same as No. 2, Vol. CLXIV.
6. Sinclair, Sir J. Observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee, with
an appendix London, 1810. .64
7. Tables shewing the value of Bank Notes at different periods of Depreciation,
[a Supplement to Lord King's Speech upon Earl Stanhope's Bill.]
London, . From pp. 39 to 48
8. Locker, J. An address on the present state of the Money System of the
United Kingdoms London, 1809. .65
9. . Remarks on the necessity of a Reformation of the Coinage of
Ireland ; also, extracts from "A scheme on the Money Matters of Ireland,"
[date] 1729 Dublin, 1799. .35
Vol. CCXIH. [Tracts on Bullion.]
1. Boase, H. A defence of the Directors of the Banks of England and Ireland,
whom Lord King accuses of abuse of their privileges ; with remarks on
the rise of Exchange between Dublin and London London, 1804. .52
2. Chalmers, G. Considerations on Commerce, Bullion and Coin, Circulation
and Exchanges ; with a view to our present circumstances. Appendix I.
Of Commerce in this Island, from the Restoration to 1809. II. When
and on what motives were issued " The Bank Notes." III. On Country
Banks London, 1811.237
3. Hill, J. Of the present high price of Gold Bullion, and the state of Foreign
Exchanges; with observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee
London, 1810.152
4. Grenfell, J. A defence of Bank Notes, with two letters to the Chairman of
the Bullion Committee London, 1810. .48
5. Few facts stated in answer to the Report of the Bullion Committee
London, 1811.. 27
6. Considerations of the present state of Bank Notes, Specie, and Bullion.
London, 1811.. 32
Vol. CCXIV. [Tracts on Bullion, 1813.]
1. Proceedings at the Bank of England, 19th March, 1812; with observations
on the conduct of Lord King London, 1812.. 16
2. Smith, T. The Bullion question impartially discussed London, 1812. .95
For another copy, see Vol. CLXVI, No. 2.
3. Galton, S. T. A Chart of the amount of Bank Notes in circulation, the rate
of Foreign Exchanges, and the prices of Gold and Silver Bullion and of
Wheat ; with observations London, 1813 . .32
4. On the high price of Bullion in the Autumn of 1812, the necessity of circu-
lating Bank Tokens at their intrinsic value, &c London, 1813 . .58
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5. Proposals for reducing the price of Silver, and for raising the value and
diminishing the amount of our Paper Currency London, 1813 . .76
6. Smith, T. A letter in reply to Lord Lauderdale, on the " Depreciation of
the Paper Currency." London, 1814.114
7. Lauderdale, Earl of. Further considerations of the means of restoring our
circulation to a salutary state ; with twenty valuable tables Edinburgh,
1813, 169.. .Appendix pp. 39
8. Huskisson, W., M.P. Speech on Resolutions respecting the Finances and
the Sinking fund, 25th March, 1813 80
Vol. CCXV. [Pamphlets, 1816-27.]
1. Brereton, C. D. Inquiry into the Workhouse system and the law of main-
tenance in Agiicultural Districts Norwich, 1825. 124
2. Barnes, R. Of the law respecting risks and duties attending the office of
Sheriff; with suggestions for its amendment Exeter, 1816 . .63
3. Brereton, 0. D. Observations on the administration of the Poor Laws in
Agricultural Districts Norwich, 1824. 119
4. The same as No. 1, Vol. LI.
Vol. CCXVI. [Pamphlets, 1830.]
1. M'Donnell, A. An address to Parliament on the West India question.
London, 1830.110
2. Blomfield, Bishop of London. A letter on the present neglect of the Lord's
Day ; with appendix London, 1830. .36
3. Horton, R. W. First letter on Negro Slavery, being an inquiry into the
claims of the West Indians for equitable compensation. Appendix : An
Order in Council for improving the condition of the Slaves. .London, 1830.112
4. Tennant, C. A letter on systematic Colonization; with appendix, containing
the written controversy between R. W. Horton and Members of the
National Colonization Society London, 1830 . .53
5. The principles of a proposed National Society for the cure, &c., of Pauperism
by means of systematic Colonization London, 1830. .73
6. Eyston, C. Reasons in favour of a moderate and constitutional Reform of
the Common's House of Parliament Abingdon, 1 830 . .20
7. Macqueen, T. P. Thoughts on the present condition of the Country.
London, 1830.. 50
Vol. CCXVII- [Political Tracts, Vol. I, 1778-95.]
1- The same as No. 1, Vol. LXI.
2. Sins of the Government, Sins of the Nation ; Or, a discourse for the Fast,
appointed on April 19, 1793. [By Mrs. Barbauld.] London, 1793 . .42
3. The same as No. 1, Vol. CCXXIX.
4. A fair statement of the administration of Earl Fitzwilliam in Ireland ; con-
taining strictures on the noble Lord's letter to Earl Carlisle. .London, 1795. .20
5. Declaration of the friends of the Liberty of the Press, January 19, 1793;
written by the Hon. Thomas Erskine London, 1793 . .21
6. Review of the principal proceedings of the Parliament of 1784. London, 1792.178
7. The same as No. 2, Vol. CXXXVII.
8. A short review of the political state of Great Britain at the commencement
of the year 1787 London, 1787. .70
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Vol. CCXVIII. [Political Tracts, Vol. II, 1787-97.]
1. A letter to the Prince of Wales on a second application to Parliament, to
discharge his debts wantonly contracted since May, 1787 ; with three
Postscripts, &c London, 1795 ; Preface, pp. 23 ; Letter. .78
For an earlier edition of this pamphlet, see Vol. COXXVIII., No. 1.
2. Nicholls, J. Observations on the situation of the Prince of Wales.
London, 1795.. 21
For an enlarged edition of this, see Vol. CXXXVIL, No. 4.
3. Watkins, C. Of the Title and Powers of His Majesty as Guardian of the
Duchy of Cornwall, during the late minority of its Duke. .London, . .31
4. Moore, G. On the rights of the Prince of Wales, relative to the Duchy of
Cornwall London, 1795.111
5. [Mackintosh, J.] Review of the conduct of the Prince of Wales, from his
entrance into public life, till his late offer to undertake the Government of
Ireland London, 1797 109
Vol. CCXIX. Political Tracts, Vol. HI, 1793-98.]
1. The same as No. 10, Vol. LXXXV.
2. Montague, M. Friendly remarks upon some particulars of Mr. Pitt's Ad-
ministration London, 1796 . .44
3. Watkins, C. Reflections on Government in general, with their application to
the British Constitution London, 1796 . .72
4. An appeal to Englishmen on the present state of Ireland London, 1797. .49
5. Gifford, J. Address to Loyal Associations on the present state of public
affairs ; with a list of the Directories and Ministers of the same.
London, 1798.. 43
6. Clare, Earl of, Lord Chancellor. Speech of, in the House of Lords of Ireland,
Feb. 19, 1798, on a motion for the adoption of conciliatory measures ; with
original papers . . .Dublin, 1798. .87
7. The same as No. 4, Vol. CLI.
8. View of a plan of universal and equal Taxation London, 1798. . .7
9. The same ss No. 5, Vol. CCI.
10. Wakefield, Gilbert. A reply to some parts of the Bishop of Llandaff's ad-
dress to the people London, 1798. .51
Vol. CCXX. [Political Tracts, Vol. IV, 1799-1800.]
1. Sheffield, Lord. Speech, April 22nd, 1799, upon the subject of Union
with Ireland 62
2. . On the objections made to the Export of Wool from Great
Britain to Ireland London, 1800 . .71
3. , . Remarks on the deficiency of Grain, on the means of
present relief and of future plenty ; with accounts of all Corn imported
and exported, and the Prices from 1697 to 1800, and other Tables, (with
Part III dating after the other parts.) London, 1800, 1801 . 24
4. Morris, E. Enquiry into the nature of Monopoly and Forestalling
London, 1800.. 54
5. Malthus, T. R. Investigation of the cause of the present high price of
Provisions London, 1800 . .28
Vol. CCXXI. [Political Tracts, Vol. V, 1794-1801.]
1. Wakefield, Gilbert. Remarks on the general orders of the Duke of York to
his Army on June 7, 1794 London, 1794.. . 33
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2. Butler, C. Letter on the Penal Laws, now in force against Irish Roman
Catholics .^11 Ji.'1'i;. London, 1801 . .16
3. Reeves, J. Considerations on the Coronation Oath to maintain the Protes-
tant Reformed Religion, &c., with observations [on the foregoing and the
succeeding pamphlets, and on pamphlet No. 7, following]. .London, 1801 . .69
For another copy, without the " Observations,'' see Vol. CLI, No. 2.
4. Dillon, J. J. Of the admission of Catholics to Parliament on the princi-
ples of existing Laws ; with observations on the Coronation Oath.
London, 1801.. 79
5. , . A further supplement to the foregoing, occasioned by Mr.
Reeves' observations on it London, 1801 . .53
6. Dillon, H. A. Short view of the Catholic question London, 1801 . .50
7. The Case of Conscience solved ; or, Catholic Emancipation proved to be
compatible with the Coronation Oath. With a supplement in answer to
J. Reeves London, 1801 . . 89
8. Case of the Catholics. An expedient for the final settlement of it. With
remarks upon Mr. Reeves' pamphlet London, 1801 . .24
Vol. CCXXI1. [Political Tracts, Vol. VI, 1795-1800.]
1. Reeves, J. Thoughts on the English Government ; addressed to the quiet
good sense of the People. . .London, 1795-1800. .1st. letter, pp. 80 ; 2nd.
do 196; 3rd. do (controversial with Mr. Wooddeson) 87; 4th. do.. 74
For another copy, not complete, see Vol. XXXIV.
2. Wooddeson, R. Vindication of the Rights of the British Legislature, in
answer to the 2nd of the above letters London, 1799 . .41
Vol. CCXXm, [Tracts 1770-1816.]
1. The same as No. 5, Vol. CCV1II.
2. Burke, Edmund. Thoughts on the Cause of the present Discontents.
Dublin, (reprint,) 1770 (imperfect,) 79
3. Essay on the Right of Conquest , 1783 . . 18
4. Bowdler, J. Reform or Ruin : In which the conduct of the King, the
Parliament, the Ministry, the Opposition, &C.&G., is considered ; and that
Reform which alone can save the Country pointed out London, 1798. .42
5. Francis, Sir P. Reflections on the abundance of Paper in circulation and
the scarcity in Specie London, 1810. . 64
6. The same as No. 4, Vol. CLVIII.
7. The Income Tax, its injustice and impolicy, &c. ; with an appeal for its
discontinuance London, 1816 . . 26
8. The Crisis. A letter on the cause of the present alarming state of the
country, with a remedy: and appendix on Tythes. .London, 1816 ; app. 6. .80
9. A letter (by the same author) on Agriculture, Commerce, and the safety
of the Crown London, 1816 . 207
Vol. CCXXIV. [Tracts, 1803-1816.]
1. Fairman, Capt. W. B. The reduction of the Forces, &c., considered ; with
a plan for the immediate employment of the disbanded troops. .L., 1814. .60
2. Jefferys, N. Review of the conduct of the Prince of Wales in his transac-
tions with Mr. Jefferys during more than twenty years, containing many
circumstances relative to the Prince and Princess of Wales, Mrs. Fitz-
herbert, &c., a letter to Mrs. F., &c London, 1806 . .76
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3. Diamond cut Diamond ; or, observations on the above pamphlet, com-
prising a view of Mr. Jefferys as a Tradesman, Politician, and Courtier,
during twenty years London, 1806. .67
4. Inquiry before Special Commissioners, in 1806, into the conduct of the
Princess of Wales. Reprinted from an authentic copy. .Bristol, 1813.
Inquiry, pp. 100 ; Appendix, 55
5. Publicola : Six letters on the Liberty of the Subject and the Privileges of
the House of Commons ; with Notes London, 1810. . 91
6. Dumouriez, General. Analysis of the character and conduct of Bonaparte.
From the French, by Mr. Elder London, (French and English.). 1 10
7. Correspondence between the United Kingdom arid France, since the treaty
at Amiens ; including the Declaration of His Majesty ; with a map of
Malta, &c London, 1803. .87
8. A second letter, (by the author of the Crisis,) shewing that England is
able to undersell all Europe Sherborne, 1816 . .23
Vol. CCXXV. [Tracts, 1807-1813.]
1. The same as No. 1, Vol. CXL.
2. An earnest address to all in the United Church of England and Ireland
respecting the Papists .London, 1807. .32
3. Butler, C. An address to the Protestants of Great Britain and Ireland.
London, 1813.. 23
4. Thorpe, W. A speech intended to have been delivered at a meeting at
Bristol against the claims of the Roman Catholics Bristol, 1813. .32
5. A letter from the Rev. R. Hill, to Mr. Butler, on his late " Address to the
Protestants of Great Britain and Ireland," and Mr. Butler's reply.
London, : 813.. 14
6. The claims of the Roman Catholics considered with reference to the Es-
tablished Church, and the rights of Religious Toleration. . .London, 1813.176
7. Smith, Sydney. Letters on the subject of the Catholics, to my Brother
Abraham : By Peter Plymley London, 1808. 175
For another Copy see Vol. LXXXV1II, No. 1.
8. Abraham to Peter: being answers to the letters of Peter Plymley.
Dublin, 1807, 1808 1st letter, 24; 2nd, 39; 3rd, 21 ; 4th, 25; 5th, 40
Vol. CCXXVI. [Tracts, 1810.]
1. Observations respecting the Public Expenditure and the influence of the
Crown (No title). .London, ..79
2. An American's letter on the French Government, including a view of the
taxation of the French Empire. . . . . .Philadelphia, 1810.252
3. Romilly, Sir S. On the Law of England, as it relates to Capital Punish-
ments ; and on the mode in which it is administered London, 1810. .76
For another copy, see Vol. I of the Catalogue, p. 247.
4. Charmilly, Colonel V. De. Narrative of his transactions in Spain with the
British Minister J. H. Frere, and the Commander of the British Forces,
Sir J. Moore ; and the suppressed correspondence of Sir J. Moore, proving
that he never was acquainted with General Morla. .... London, 1810. .81
5. .. Letter to Lieut. Gen. B. Tarleton ; (in his own vindication.)
London, 1810.. 35
For other copies of the Narrative and Letter, see Vol. CCXXXII, Nos. 4 & 7.
1148 PAMPHLETS.
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Vol. CCXXVII. [Political Tracts, &c. ( 1788-9.]
1. Answer to a letter, [animadverting upon the Prince of Wales,] with notices
of the Dukes of Norfolk, Portland, &c., &c., the Houses of Devonshire
and Russell, Lords Thurlow, Camden, &c., Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, &c
London, 1789.. 80
2. Royal recollections on a tour to Cheltenham, Gloucester, Worcester, &c., in
1788. [A Satire on George III., His Queen, &c.] London, 1788. 114
3. Withers, P. Alfred, &c. The same (with some small deviations) as No.
1, Vol. XVII.
4. The Royal interview : (A censure in the name of the King, on the conduct
of the P. of Wales, during the insanity of the King.) London, 1789. .61
(The Author of this Dialogue wrote also the letter to which No. 1, in this
Vol., is an answer.)
5. The Songs in the Burletta of Midas, adapted to the Times. (Political
satires on the P. of Wales and his partizans.) London, 1789. 38
For another copy, slightly different, see Vol. CCXXIX, No. 7. '
Vol. CCXXVUL [Letters to the Prince, 1787-1808.]
1. The same as No. 1, Vol. CCXVIII, only an earlier edition.
2. Miles, W. A. Letter to the Prince of Wales ; with a sketch of the pros-
pect before him. Appendix, rich in information on Irish and Foreign
affairs ; with Notes, excusatory and favorable to the Prince ; from a con-
sideration of the neglect of the King's Government, viz. : that it " never
had invited his eldest son to assist at his Councils" London, 1808.264
Vol. CCXXIX. [Tracts, 1778-91.]
1. Anticipation of His M y's most Gracious Speech to both H s of
P 1 1 on the opening of the approaching Session, with the debate
which will take place in the H e of s on the motion for the
Address and the Amendment. With notes. [A M.S. note says Tickell
is the author.] It concerns the period of the American War.Lond., 1778. .74
For another copy see Vol. CCXVII, No. 3.
2. Swift, T. On late affairs of honour with Colonel Lenox, and his corres-
pondence with the Hon. Col. Phipps, (his Second) London, 1789.. 32
3. Answer to Mr. Swift's letter on the subject of the Royal Duel, (i.e. of the
Duke of York with Col. Lenox,) signed " Trenchard.'' . .London, 1789. .27
The letter, to which this is an answer, is to be found below, No. 8,
4. A Review of the recent affair of Honour between the Duke of York and
Lieut. Col. Lenox : with strictures and comments London, 1789. .42
5 and 6. The same as No's. 1 and 2, Vol. CLII.
7. The Songs of Midas, adapted to the Times London, 1789 . .40
The same with No. 5, Vol. CCXXVII, with a slight vairation.
8. Swift, T. Letter to the King ; in which the conduct of Mr. Lenox, and
the Minister, in the affair with the Duke of York, is considered. L., 1789. .40
9. Gunning, Mrs. Letter (in her daughter's case,) addressed to the Duke of
Argyll London, 1791.147
10. Bowen, Capt. A statement of facts, in answer to Mrs. Gunning's letter
to the Duke of Argyll London, 1792.. 60
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11. Narrative of the incidents which, form the mystery in the family of Gen.
Gunning ; Biographical sketches, and strictures on the " Vindication" of
Mrs. Gunning. With documents London, 1791 . .45
Vol. CCXXX. [Miscellaneous Tracts, 1800-3.]
1. The same as No. 5, Vol. CXL.
2. Eden, Sir F. M. An estimate of the number of inhabitants in Great Britain
and Ireland London, 1800. .93
3. Castlereagh, Lord, M.P. Speech upon the Army Estimates, on the 9th
Dec., 1803 21
4. Scott, Sir W., M.P. Speech relative to the non-residence of the Clergy, and
other affairs of the Church, April, 1802 58
5. The Trial, The King vs. S. F. Waddington, for buying Hops to sell again.
Also, the proceedings of the Court of King's Bench, when the rule was
granted. With notes by the Defendant, (who was found guilty.)
London, 1800.. 92
6. Denman, J., M.D. Observations on Buxton (mineral) Water . London, 1801 . 131
7. Address from the Society for the i Suppression of Vice, (Part ii.) with an
account of the proceedings of the Society. London, 1803 . .96
Vol. CCXXXI. [Pamphlets, 1809-10.]
1. Perceval, Rt. Hon. Spencer. Speech in the House of Commons on the
conduct of the Duke of York London, 1809.140
2. Cobbett, W. Elements of Reform ; or, an account of the advocates for
Parliamentary Reformation, . London, 1809 . .37
3. Answer to strictures of Quarterly Review (No. 4,) upon the letters of the
Rt. Hon. G. Canning to Earl Camden London, 1810. .51
4. A letter to the Rt. Hon. S. Perceval, on his correspondence with Lord Mel-
ville respecting his Lordship's return to power London, 1810. .43
5. Marryat, J. Speech upon a Motion to consider of the Act of the 6th of
Geo. the First, and of our present means of effecting Marine Insurances.
London, 1810.. 40
6. Windham, Rt. Hon. W. Speech on a Bill, for securing the Independence
and Purity of Parliament, &c London, 1810. ,45
7. Cursory remarks on the correspondence between Lord Melville and Mr.
Perceval London, 1810. .32
8. State of Ireland considered ; history and operation of Tithes ; and a plan
for modifying that system, and for the maintenance of the Catholic and
Presbyterian Clergy. Mr. Hewlett's Plan of commutation, &c., and a
proposition for taxing Absentees Dublin, 1810. .Preface pp. 24, State. 154
9. Kenyon, Lord. Observations on the Roman Catholic Question ; with Ap-
pendix London, 1810 . .87
Vol. CCXXXn. [Pamphlets, 1802-10.]
1. Greene, G. A relation of circumstances which occurred in Lower Nor-
mandy, commencing in 1789 to 1800 ; with a detail of the confinement
and sufferings of the author ; and an account of the manners of the
inhabitants of the country called the Bocage London, 1802. 306
2. O'Neill, T., a British Officer. An account of the sufferings of. in the Con-
ciergerie at Paris, and of his escape from thence, [from a] second impri-
sonment as a Prisoner of War London, 1806. .72
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3. Beatty, W., M.D. Narrative of the Death of Lord Nelson ; the profes-
sional Report, and several Anecdotes London,*1807 . .99
4. The same as No. 5, Vol. COXXVI.
5. Vaughan, C. R. Narrative of the Siege of Zaragoza London, 1809. .33
6. Melbourne, H. Narrative of the Retreat of the British Army under the
Command of Sir John Moore ; with an account of the Battle of Corunna,
and subsequent embarkation of the Troops London, 1809. 133
7. The same as No. 4, Vol. CCXXVI.
8. O'Neill, Lieut. Count T. Of the proceedings of the [British] Squadron
in effecting the escape of the Royal Family of Portugal to the Brazils in
1807, and also of the sufferings of the Royal Fugitives, &c. London, 1809. .79
Vol. CCXXXm. [Pamphlets, 1803-4.]
1. Few remarks upon the state of Parties during Mr. Addington's Administra-
tion London, 1803. .81
For an enlarged edition, vide, Vol. CXCVI, No. 1.
2. A more accurate observer's plain answer to the misrepresentations in the
foregoing pamphlet London, 1803. .83
3. A plain reply to "a plain answer," (i.e. to the preceding pamphlet.)
London, 1804.104
4. A brief answer to a " Few Remarks on the state of Parties.'' (No. 1.)
London, 1803 . . Preface pp. 8, 56
5. Fitz- Albion's letters to Mr. Pitt and Mr. Addington, on the pamphlet enti-
tled, t( Few remarks on the state of Parties," &c London, 1803. 128
6. Observations on a Ministerial Pamphlet entitled, " Few remarks," &c.
London, 1803.. 44
7. Ward, R. View of the relative situations of Mr. Pitt and Mr. Addington,
previous to and on the night of Mr. Patten's motion London, 1804. 127
Vol. CCXXXIV. [Pamphlets, 1805-6.]
1. Thoughts on the present Administration ; by an Old Whig. .London, 1806. .54
2. Cartwright, J. The State of the Nation (considered, under a political
aspect.) Harlow, 1805. 173
3. Thoughts on the Protestant Ascendancy in Ireland. With appendix
London, 1805.108
4. Eight letters on the subject of the Earl of Selkirk's pamphlet on Highland
emigration Edinburgh, 1806 . 59
5. Attempt to explain the late conduct of Mr. Pitt 5 with observations on
some late political events London, 1805. . 57
Vol. CCXXXV. [Pamphlets, 1815-18.]
1. Howley, Bishop. A charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of
London at the Visitation in July and August, 1818 London, 1818. .32
2. Brougham, Henry. A letter to Sir Samuel Romilly upon the abuses of
Charities London, 1818. .67
3. Appendix to the above Letter, containing Minutes of Evidence taken before
the Education Committee London, 1818. 104
4. A Letteran answer to Mr. Brougham's Letter upon the abuses of Charities
and Ministerial Patronage in appointments, &c., with an Abstract of Acts
relating to Charities London, 1818.. 76
For another copy see Vol. CXCVII, No. 5.
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5. Clarke, L. A Letter to H. Brougham in reply to the strictures on Win-
chester College contained in his letter to Romilly London, 1818. .73
6. Letter on the present situation of France and Europe [several French docu-
ments (some) translated] 2nd edition, with additions London, 1815. 128
7. The same as No. 5, Vol. CC.
8. Beaumont, J. T. A refutation of the Rev. T. ThirlwalPs " Vindication of
the Magistrates of the Tower Division relative to Public- Ho use Licensing."
London, 1817.. 73
Vol. CCXXXVI. [Tracts on the East Indies, &c., 1819-36.]
1. Miller, J. Administration of Justice in the British [Colonies in the East
Indies London, 1828 150
2. O'Brien, W. S. Considerations relative to the renewal of the East India
Company's Charter London, 1830. .75
3. Goddard, J. Remarks on the late Lord Napier's Mission to Canton ; in
reference to|the present state of our relations with China. . .London, 1836. .21
4. Rattenbury, J. F. Remarks on the cession of the Floridas to the United
States of America, and on the necessity of acquiring the Island of Cuba
by Great Britain , London, 1819... 20
Vol. CCXXXVII. [Pamphlets, 1826-31.]
1. Blakiston, P. Hints for improvement of the condition of the Labouring
Classes. Appendix : containing 4i Plans for the reduction of Poor Rates,
and for Restoring the comforts of the Peasantry by their own means.
London, 1831.. 64
2. Governesses' Mutual Assurance Society under Act 10 Geo. IV., cap. 56
Rules London, 1830.. 26
3. A Defence of the Church against the attack of J. Preston, Steward of Nor-
wich, at the City Sessions, October 19th, 1830 Norwich, 1830. .15
4. On the injurious effects of Tithe, with {suggestions for its commutation.
London, 1830.. 32
5. The same as Vol. LXV, No. 6.
6. The Ultimate Remedy for Ireland. [English Colonies are recommended, for
the purpose of communicating their ways of profitable industry to the
Natives.] . . London, 1831 . .75
7. Balguy, Archdeacon. I. Of the Steps by which Parliament obtained its
present Form II. The Maxim " That Power follows Property " applied
to the History of the English Constitution London, 1831 . . 46
8. Kinsey, W. M. A Sermon on the present distinction of Classes into Rich
and Poor, preached at Abingdon, 5th December, 1830 . ..Abingdon, 1830. .40
9. Observations on the State of the Country and on the proper policy of
Administration London, 1830. .32
10. A Country Rector's [Mr. Stanley] Address to his Parishioners at the close
of the 25th year of his residence "amongst them, with reference to the
disturbed state of the Times j London, 1830. .22
11. Ken, Bishop Thomas. Extracts of a work entitled " Expostulatoria ; or, the
complaints of the Church of England against encroaching pluralities," with
a preface to the present* edition, by a Clergyman London, 1830 16
, 12. Slade, J., Prebendary of Chester. A Letter on Church Reform. Lon., 1830. .23
13. A Country Curate's Letter on the unjust distribution of Church Property.
London, 1831.. 24
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14. The Labourer's Friend; or, Advice to the Rural Peasantry. ..London, 1830. .16
15. Law, Bishop of Bath and Wells. Remarks on the present Distresses of the
Poor Wells, 1830 . . 26
Vol. CCXXXVIII. [Pamphlets, 1830-31.]
1. The Result of the General Election; or, What has the Duke of Wellington
gained by the Dissolution ? London, 1850. .38
For another copy see Vol. LVII, No. 2.
2. A Reply to the Question, " What has the Duke gained," &c. .London, 1830. .39
3. The Country without a Government; or, Plain .Questions on the unhappy
state of the present Administration London, 1 830 . .22
For another copy see Vol. XLI, No. 9, and Vol. LVII, No. 3.
4. The Country well Governed ; or, Plain Questions on the perplexed state of
the Opposition London, 1830...79
5. The Result of the Pamphlets ; or, what the Duke of Wellington has to look
to London, 1830. .35
6. Brougham, Mr. Observations on two Pamphlets [the first and the third in
this Vol.] London, 1830 . .80
7. Parties and Factions in England at the Accession of William IV.Lon., 1830. .59
8. Reform without Revolution ; or, Thoughts on the present state of the
Country Liverpool, 1830. . 13
9. The Result of the Change of Administration ; or, what the New Ministry
has to look to. . , London, 1830. .38
10. Stewart, Lieut.-Col. Remarks on the present State of Affairs. London, 1831.128
11. Reflections on the Ballot London, 1831 . .39
Vol. CCXXXIX. [Pamphlets, 1789-1831.]
1. The Orders of Council for Blockade, and for regulating Navigation, Impor-
tation and Exportation London, 1808 . .51
2. The same as No. 3, Vol. CLXXI, but an earlier edition.
3. The Public Debt considered in a different point of view from Sir H. Parnell
in his work on Financial Reform London, 1831 . . 60
4. The State of the Commerce of Great Britain with reference to Colonial and
other produce for 1831 London, 1831 . .30
5. Facts and circumstances relative to the sufferings and losses of the Mer-
chants residing in Great Britain, who carried on trade with the United
States of America, previous to the late War London, 1789. .26
6. The advantages of Reform, as proposed by the present Ministers. Lon., -.33
7. A Letter on the new Plan of Reform; by a Moderate Reformer. Lon., 1831. .16
8. Guatimoc o' Guatimocin, tragedia en cinco actos, por J. F. de Madrid.
Paris, 1827.100
9. Bischoff, J. The Wool Question considered ; being an Examination of the
Lords' Report on the State of the British Wool Trade, &c. .London, 1828.112
10. Markland, J. H. A Letter to the President of the Society of Antiquaries
on the expediency of attaching a Museum of Antiquities to that Institution.
London, 1828.. 19
11. Cantate zu der dritten Sacularfeier des Verfassungsbundes ; von W. R.
Freudentheil Hamburg, 1828. . .8
12. Huskisson, W. Speech on the Shipping Interest, on 7th May, 1827, with
the Accounts referred to , . ..London, 1827.. 93
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Pages
13. Kemarks on the foregoing Speech, from the Glasgow Courier, 3lst May.
Glasgow, 1827.. 40
14. King, Rufus. Two Speeches in the Senate of the United States on the
Missouri Bill New York, 1819 . .32
15. Hall, R. S., Editor of the Sydney Monitor. State of New South Wales in
December, 1830 London, 1831..24
16. A Scheme of Finance, whereby a Revenue may be obtained without Taxa-
tion, and great Relief afforded at this Crisis, by Lending Money on Mort-
gages, arid by Issuing Notes [which, each one] shall represent the Fraction
of a Mortgage, &c London, 1816 . .24
17. Description of the Island of Cape Breton ; an account of its Constitution,
&c., the encouragement held out to Emigrants, the expense of improving
Wild Lands, &c London, . .44
18. Parker, W. Rules for Settlers proceeding to the Cape of Good Hope
[under his directions] Cork, 1820. .14
19. Guide to the Cape of Good Hope; its Natural History, its Farming, &c.,
the valuable Exportable Articles and the Resources of the Cape, with
Remarks on the advantages of Emigfation, the terms on which Lands are
to be obtained, &c. [with a Map, separated by the following folded sheet]
viz.: London, 18 19.. 43
20. Observations on the Colonization of the Cape of Good Hope. .London, 1819.. .3
21. First Report of the Society for the Prevention of Pauperism in the City of
New York, October 26th, with a Report on Pauperism, dated February 4.
New York, 1818.. 27
22. Clissold, H. Prospectus of a Central National Institution of Home Colonies,
designed to .instruct and employ the Poor on Waste Lands in Spade
Husbandry London, 1830 . . 12
23. The same as No. 8, Vol. CXV.
24. Description of Burford's Panorama of Mexico, &c London, 1826. 42
25. Description of Burford's Panorama of the Ruins of the City of Pompeii.
London, 1824.. 12
Vol. CCXL. [Political Tracts, 1824-35.]
1. The Reform Ministry and the Reformed Parliament London, 1833. 108
2. Douglas, J., of Cavers. The Prospects of Britain Edinburgh, 1831 . 101
S. Liberalism versus Toryism : of the causes which have led to the Demora-
lized State of England ; of restoring it to a Moral State by the Reformation
of its Government, &c - London, 1835. .47
4. The Scourge of Ireland ; or, the Protestant Hierarchy developed, containing
the Name of every Incumbent, with the Temporalities appended, in 1819.
London, 1819, pp. xvi, 60
5. Hone, W. Full Annals of the Revolution in France, 1830. Ordinances of
Charles X. Battles of the People; Abdication of the King ; Enthrone-
ment of the Duke of Orleans; His Memoirs, &c London, 1830. .255
6. Williams, T. W. Abstract of the English Reform. Act ; with Portraits of
King William IV., Lords Russell, Brougham, Althorp and Grey.Lon., 1832. .48
7. , . Abstract of the Act to settle the Divisions of Counties,
and the Limits of Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales; with all
the Schedules London, 1832. .52
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Pages
8. Report of Speeches at the Constitutional Meeting at Edinburgh, 28th Nov.,
1831, [after the rejection of a Reform Bill.] Edinburgh . .44
9. Negro Slavery ; or, a view of that state of Society as it exists in the United
States and in Jamaica, &c London, 1824. Pref. pp. ix, 92
10. Mr. G. Thompson's sixth lecture on Colonial Slavery. . . .Manchester, 1832. .12
Vol. CCXLI. [Political Tracts, 1812-16.]
1. Tributes of the Public Press, being Memorials and Characters of the late
Samuel Wbitbread, M.P London, 1815 . .32
2. Fletcher, Judge. A charge delivered to the Grand Jury of the County of
Wexford, 1814, on the state of Ireland London, 1814. .48
3. A letter to the Hon. Col. Geo. Hanger, from an Attorney at Law. .L., . .53
4. Pering, R. Of the causes of premature decay in our Wooden Bulwarks.;
(and) of the means best calculated to prolong their duration....
Plymouth-Dock, 1812.. 78
5. Napoleon Buonaparte on board H. M. S. Bellerophon. July 15 Aug. 7,
1815. E*xtract from a Journal kept on board during the period. By
Lieut. J. Bowerbank; with Appe'ndix of Official Documents, &c. .L.,' . .76
6. Peter, W. Thoughts on the present (Political) crisis London, 1816 . 116
7. The Political and Literary Observer; or, Strictures on the Reviews, No. 1,
June, 1815, to be continued Quarterly Edinburgh, . .55
8. Haydon, B. R. The Judgment of Connoisseurs upon Works of Art, com-
pared with that of Professional men ; in reference particularly to the Elgin
Marbles London, 1816.. 19
9. Gregor, F. Observations on Resolutions passed by Friends of Parliamentary
Reform at Bodmin, 8th July, 1811 Truro, 1812 . .70
10. Exposition of errors of advocates for and against the proposed County Rate
(Satirical.) Plymouth, 1812 . . 18
11. Bassett, J. D. On Resolutions against an application to Parliament for a
Bill to equalize the County Rate, passed by the Magistrates of the County
of Devon, Michaelmas, 1812 Exeter, 1813 . .69-
12. Report of the Royal Lancasterian Institution for the Education of the Poor,
for 1811, [with an Address.] London, 1812. Address pp. vii, 64
13. Report of the above Institution for 1812 London, 1813. .50
14. Second Report of the Chamber of Commerce at the Port of Plymouth.
Plymouth, 1815.. 12
15. Proceedings, &c., of the Merchants, Ship-owners, &c., of Plymouth, with
a view to the furtherance of Trade, December, 1813 39
Vol. CCXLII. [Parliamentary Tracts, 1826-28.]
1. Bernal, Ralph, M.P. Speech, 19th May, 1826, on a motion touching the
condition of Slaves. 16
2. Ellis, C., M.P. Speech, on the same date and motion 18
3. The substance of the debate in the House of Lords, 7th March, 1826, on
Slavery in the West Indies London, 1826 . .54
3. Stowell, Lord. The judgment of, respecting the Slavery of the Mongrel
Woman Grace, on an appeal from the Vice- Admiralty Court of Antigua,
given in 1827. By Dr. Haggard London, 1827. .49
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Page
4. Reply to the speech of Dr. Lushington, in the House of Commons on the
12th June, 1827, on the condition of the Free Coloured People of Jamaica.
London, 1828.. 58
5. Franklin, J. View of the West India question ; with remarks on Mr. Hus-
kisson's letter to Sir John Keane, Governor of Jamaica London, 1828.119
6. Negro Slavery. Observations in answer to an Address to the Clergy of the
Established Church, &c London, 1826.. 16
For another copy see Vol. LXV, No. 5.
7. Mathison, G. Critical view of a pamphlet, [by Mr. Barham,] entitled,
" The West India question practically considered," with remarks on the
Trinidad Order in Council London, 1827 . -78
8. Green, J. Advantages from the use of sulphurous fumigating, Hot Air,
and Vapour Baths, in a variety of obstinate diseases London, 1825. .40
9. Horton, R. W., M. P. Speech, 19th May, 1826, on a motion touching the
condition of Slaves 27
10. Canning, Rt. Hon. G. Speech, on the same date and motion 16
11. Lindo, A. A. Letter, connected with a pamphlet on "The injurious ten-
dency of the modifying of our Navigation Laws." &c London, 1828. .38
12. , . On the injurious tendency of the modifying of our Navigation
Laws, and the necessity for revising concessions made in favor of other
Nations ; with letters (including a copy of the preceding letter) and docu-
ments. .London, 1828 Dedication pp. 38, Preface and Book 216
13. Dwarris, F. The West India question plainly stated, and the practical
remedy considered .London, 1828. .80
Vol. CCXLIII. [Tracts, 1799-1823.]
1. Secret Anecdotes of the French Revolution of Sept. 4th, 1797; and new
Memoirs of the persons deported to Guiana. A narrative of events at
Guiana subsequent to the escape of Pichegru, Ramel, &c. An account
of the captivity and escape of Sir Sydney Smith. A Memoir by Barbe
Marbois, &c., &c. forming a sequel to Ramel's Narrative. .London, 1799.215
2. Ceremonies and Ancient Customs observed at the Coronations of the Kings
of England, with Engravings London, 1820. .48
3. Statement concerning the Colombian Bonds, llth January, 1823, with the
opinions of Counsel on the contract for the Loan, &c London, 1823 . .49
4. Letters to the Contractors on the illegality, &c., of the Colombian Loan,
With documents, &c London, 1823.. 39
5. History of the Miraculous Host tortured by the Jew in 1290 ; being one of
the legends which converted the daughters, and niece, of D. Loveday in
1821 ; with Mr. Loveday's narrative. From the French London, 1822. .32
6. The Political Showman, at home ! exhibiting his cabinet of Curiosities and
Creatures, all alive ! by W. Hone ; with drawings by Cruikshank, L. 1521 . .27
7. Cropper, J. A letter on the effects of High and Low Prices, on the condi-
tion of Slaves Liverpool, 1823 . . 32
8. Relief for West Indian distress ; shewing the inefficiency of
protecting Duties on East India Sugar, &c London, 1823 . .36
- 9. Shepherd, J. Reply to the Rev. R. Lloyd's letter on the dangerous defects
of British and Foreign schools London, 1821 . .76
10. Fernie, E. Plan and tables of the British Commercial Company, for the
1156 PAMPHLETS.
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Insurance of lives, granting annuities, &c. ; with observations on life assur-
ance, &c , 1822. .20
11. List of the names and money subscribed by the Members and Officers of
" the Bridge Street Inquisition," (the Constitutional Association, for sup-
pressing seditious publications ;) with scurrilous remarks on the Associa-
tion London, 1821 .. 16
12. Cubitt, W., Inventor. Description of the Tread-mill, for the employment
of Prisoners, in use at the Brixton House of Correction.. London, 1822.. 10
13. Emancipation ; A Poem ; with notes, caricature design"}, &c., to which is
added, The plain man's reply to the Catholic Missionaries. .London, 1828. .78
14. Lectures on Physiology, Zoology, and the Natural History of Man ; with a
reply to charges of Mr. Abernethy (imperfect,) From 1 to 24
15. [Bertolacci, A] Inquiry into questions of Political Economy, applicable
to the present state of Great Britain London, 1817. .94
16. The London Journal of Arts and Sciences, No. XXVIII.. 1823. .From 169 to 224
17. The Satirist; or, Monthly Meteor, May, 1808 From pp. 225 to 336
18. Hague, T. The Royal Urinead. London, 1808. .46
19. Trial of Sir Arthur Paget, for criminal conversation with Countess Borring-
don London, 1808 . .24
20. Trial of Thomas Theaker, Coachman, for Adultery with Mrs. Gregson.
in 1808 London, ..20
21. Mr. Phillip's speech on 12th Dec., 1816, in the case of Creighton vs.
Townsend for seduction London, . .20
Vol. CCXLIV. [Tractatus varil, 1662-1734.]
1. Dissertatio de confirmatione catechumen or um Tubingaa, 1723 . .45
2. Arnica velitatio Epistolaris cum C. V. Paulo Infantio. Masii de Gratia
universali, Fide infantum, etc Havniae, 1718 . 144
I. Salvator, Ruffus de Teme, motu qui contigit Panormi, Sept. 1726 : (atque
Tabula Urbis Panormi) Lipsise, 1727 . .34
4. Hagemeieri de Foedere Civitatum Hanseaticarum Commentarius Franco-
furti, 1662.. 96
5. De Electione et Coronatione Poloniarum Regis Augustilll. .-.Lipsise, 1734. .40
6. Ricliey, J. Vjndiciae Praetoris Romani et Juris Honorarii Lipsiae, 1730. .70
7. Dissertatio Juridica inauguralis de Pactorum dotalium mutatione.
Trajecti ad Rhenum, 1732. .51
8. Breynius, J. Phil. Epistola de Melonibus petrefactis montis carmel. Cui
annexae Binae Epistola3. I. De Aquis Martialibus Olonicensibus. II. De
Pseudo-Succino Lipsiae, 1722 . .48
9. Beyer, J. Beschreibung einer Himmels-und Erd-kugel : Bin Neu-inventirten
Systema Copernicanum Hamburg, 1718. .40
10. Beyer, J. Ausfuhrliche Beschreibung Eines Reuen Globi Terrestris
oder Erd-kugel Hamburg, 1722, . .Preface, pp. vi. 56
11. Catalogus, Oder Rerzeichnitz der Hebraisch-und Rabbinis-chen Biicher,
durch offentliche Auction 18 Feb., 1722 Hanover. .47
12. Catalogus disputationum Theologico Juridico Medico Philosophico
Philologico Historicarum, &c Hamburg, 1726 . . 28
Vol. CCXLV. [Hankin's Tracts, 1801-4.]
1. [Hankin, Rev. E.] Thoughts on the Preliminary Articles of Peace, by a Ken-
tish Clergyman London, 1801.. 32
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Pages
2. [Hankin, Rev. E.] The Civil and Religious advantages resulting from the
late War ; a Thanksgiving Sermon London, 1802. .29
3. A Letter on the Establishment of Parochial Libraries for
the benefit of theClergy London, 1802.. 33
4. Observations on the Speech of Sir Wm. Scott, c., in
which the fatal consequences of permitting the Clergy to hold Farms are
stated London, 1803 . .91
5. The causes and consequences of the neglect of the clergy,
and their condition as it relates to his present Majesty London, 1803.. 65
6. The independence of Great Britain as the first of Mari-
time Powers essential to, and the existence of France in its present state
incompatible with, the prosperity and preservation of all European nations
. London, 1804.. 42
7. Letter to Sir F. Burdett, on the folly, indecency, and dan-
gerous tendency of his public conduct London, 1804 . . 58
Vol. CCXLVI. [Miscellanies, 1703.]
Miscellanies, Historical and Philosophical ; being a curious collection of pri-
vate papers found in the study of the late M. of H. 12mo. London, 1703.
1. Sir H. Sheere's discourse of the Mediterranean Sea, and the Streights of
Gibraltar 1
2. Divers remarkable Orders of the Ladies at Spring Garden in Parlia-
ment assembled, &c 43
3. The Apology of the Duke of Lauderdaile 56
4. The Patent creating Thomas Howard, Earl of Surrey, Duke of Norfolk. .61
5. An Act concerning the title, name and dignity of the Earl of Arundell ... 63
6. Copy of a Commission as Captain General granted to George, Duke of
Albemarle, by K. Charles II - 65
7. Secret transactions in relation to K. Charles I., by Sir John Bowring 78
8. Letters, &c., concerning the King's Proclamation for search and appro-
hension of Seminary Priests 163
9. Grant of Arms to the Family of Gresham, in Surrey 175
10. Petition of the inferior Clergy of this Nation to Parliament 177
11. Copy of Charter to the East India Company, 13 Car. II 179
Vol. CCXLVII. [Tracts on Language and Coins, 1757-8.]
Ward, John. Four Essays upon the English language: 1. Observations on
the Orthography ; 2. Rules for the division of Syllables ; 3. Use of the
Articles ; 4. Formation of the Verbs, and their analogy with the Latin ;
with a Catalogue of the English Verbs London, 1758. 238
[Harris, Mr., of the Mint] Essay upon Money and Coins. Part I. The
theories of Commerce, Money and Exchanges London, 1757. 128
. Part II. Shewing that the establish-
ed Standard of Money should not be violated or altered, under any pre-
tence ; with a postscript on Standard Weights and Measures. .Lond., 1758. 130
Vol. CCXLVIII. [Miscellaneous Tracts, 1775-1801.]
- 1. Remarks on the situation of the Poor in the Metropolis, as contributing to
the progress of Contagious Diseases, with a plan for Houses of Recovery
for Fever patients London, 1801 . .47
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2. Burnaby, Rev. Andrew. Travels through the middle settlements in North
America in 1759-60, with observations on the state of the Colonies. L. 1775 . 198
3. Soane, John, Architect. Facts respecting the Designs of a new House of
Lords, as ordered by the Lords Committees London, 1799. .34
4. Bulletin de Paris, No. 46. Samedi, 20 Frimaire. An 11 , ,pp. 353384
7. List of Members of the Law Association London, . . 16
8. Copy of a correspondence, partly private, between Earl St. Vincent and
Rear Admiral Sir J. Orde, Bt., with letters, &c., from the latter officer to
Earl Spencer and the Board of Admiralty ; connected by an explanatory
narrative , 1798.. 75
Vol. CCXLIX. [Pamphlets, Bible Revision, &c., 1847-1857.]
1. Gumming, Rev. Dr. John. Bible Revision and Translation ; an argument for
holding fast what we have London, 1856 . .60
2. Burgess, Rev. Dr. Henry. The Bible and Lord Shaftesbury; an examina-
tion of his Lordship's positions respecting the Holy Scriptures, delivered
at a recent Public Meeting Oxford, 1856. .48
3. Biber, Rev. Dr. G. E. Plea for an edition of the authorized version of Holy
Scripture, with explanatory and emandatory Marginal Readings. .L., 1857. .23
4. Brief statement of Facts on the Version Question, in reply to a Tract by
" 0. P. Q." by a Graduate of Oxford London, 1857. . 16
5. Kingsmill, Rev. Joseph. On the present aspect of serious Crime in Eng-
land, and the means used for its punishment and repression ; with remarks
on the Reformatory School movement London, 1856 . .32
6. On Money, Morals, and Progress; by Anglo- Americana London, 1855. .62
7. How to detect Forged Bank Notes. Published by permission of the Bank
of England Londqn, 1856. .16
8. The Art of Making Catalogues of Libraries ; by a Reader in the British
Museum Library London, 1856 . 60
9. Lewis, David. Notes on the nature and extent of the Royal Supremacy
in the Anglican Church London, 1847 . . 96
Vol. CCL. [Tracts, Church and State, 1679-1718.]
1. A letter shewing that the Bishops are not to be judges in Parliament in
cases capital, 1679.119
2. Some cautions for the consideration of those who are to chose members to
serve in the ensuing Parliament. By the late Marquis of Halifax, L. 1708. .32
3. Of Drinking in remembrance of the Dead, a discourse by the Bishop of
Cork, 4th November, 1713 London, 1713.. 40
4. A brief examination of the preceding Discourse ; by a country Curate of
Ireland London, 1714. .36
5. The old Constitution and present Establishment in Church and State, honestly
asserted London, 1718.115
PAMPHLETS. 1159
Vol. CCLI. [Record Commission, 1836-1837.] Pages
1. Letters from eminent historical Writers relating to the publications of the
Record Commissioners London, 1836 . .76
2. Observations, letters and opinions of the Commissioners, on the constitution
and duties of the Record Commission London, 1836 . 35
3. A third leaf omitted out of the Record Report ; or remarks upon evidence
given by the principal witnesses adverse to the Record Commission.
London, 1837.. 20
4. Rules for the guidance of Members of Parliament in the management of
Select Committees, and the preparation of Reports ; [a satire OH the
Report of a Committee of the House of Commons adverse to the Record
Commission.] (Not published) London, 1837. .38
Vol. CCLH. [Court of Chancery, 1835-1850.]
1. Letter to C. P". Cooper, Esq., on the appointment of a permanent judge in
the Court of Chancery in place of the Lord Chancellor, and a change in
the Appellate jurisdiction of that Court, and of the House of Lords ; by
Causidicus London, 1835. 29
2. Second letter on the same subject ; by Causidicus London, 1835. .31
3. The case of Arnold vs. Arnold, on the construction of the Order 16, article
33, and Order 66 of May, 1845 ; decided by the Lord Chancellor, 8th May,
1847 London, 1847.. 19
4. Cooper, C. P. Letter to the Lord Chancellor on a defect on the law regu-
lating the custody of Lunatics London, 1849. .14
5. The delay in the offices of the Masters in Chancery, and
the remedy . London, 1849. .44
6. Letter to the Vice-Chancellor of England, upon his resolu-
tion to abolish the practice of adjourning his Court by reason of the
absence of leading Counsel. Seventeenth edition London, 1850. .23.
7. ; The present state of the Court of Chancery shown to
furnish no reason against the continuance of the Commission for the cus-
tody of the Great Seal, pending the inquiry into the office of Lord Chan-
cellor London, 1850. .15
8. Letter to the Solicitor General, upon the Bill to improve the
proceedings in the Irish Court of Chancery. Twelfth edition.
London, 1850.. 24
9. A portion of the Debate on the Irish Chancery Bill, February, 1850.
London, 1851. . .7
10. Cooper, C. P. Notes upon seme passages in the letter to Lord Denman
from Lord Brougham, upon the legislation of 1850, which relate to the
Court of Chancery. (Not published) London, 1850. .66
11. Debate in the House of Commons, 27th March, 1851, upon Lord John Rus-
sell's Chancery Reform Bill 32
12. Cooper, C. P. The House of Lords as a Court of Appeal . . . London, 1850 . . 107
13. Appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords, Privy Council,
and Court of Chancery j with remarks on the office of Lord Chancellor.
London, 1850.. 3
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Vol. CCLin. [Papal Aggression, 185O.] Pages
1. Lord Beaumont's letter to Lord Zetland, on the late Edict of the Court of
Rome ; edited by 0. P Cooper. Fifth edition London, 1850 . .23
2. Stillingfleet's independence of the British Churches, proved from their car-
nage towards Augustine the Monk; and Inett's short view of the ancient
and present state of the English Church and Monarchy. To which are
subjoined. 1. The letters Apostolic of Pius IX, 29th September, 1850.
2. The Pastoral letter of Dr. Wiseman, 7th October, 1850. 3. The letter
of Lord John Russell to the Bishop of Durham, 4th November, 1850. 4.
Appendix. Edited by Charles Purton Cooper, Esq . . . London, 1851 . .76
3. An address to the Roman Catholics of England London, 1851 . .31
4. The ultra party amongst the English Roman Catholics London, 1851 . .20
5. The Government and the Irish Roman Catholic Members. . . .London, 1851 . .22
6. So much of the Pope's Apostolical letters of September, 1850, as relate to
the creation of an Archbishopric and 12 Bishoprics in England and Wales.
The Act of 26 Henry VIII, respecting Suffragan Bishops : with an appen-
dix. Edited by C. P. Cooper. Fourth Edition London, 1851 . .47
7. Cooper, C. P. The Pope's Apostolic letters of Sept. 1850. Letter to an
English Roman Catholic Peer London, 1851 . . 11
8. The Pope's Brief of Sept. 1850. Notes of some conclusions
arrived at in several conferences between certain Roman Catholic Priests
and a Queen's Counsel London, 1851 . .11
9. The Act of Settlement and the Pope's Apostolic letters.
Selections from Correspondence in the months of November and Decem-
ber ast London, 1851. .30
10. The Common Law and the Pope's Apostolic letters of September, 1850.
Extracts of letters addressed in the month of December, 1850, to C. P.
Cooper. Tenth Edition London, 1851 . . 51
Vol. CCLIV. [Legal and Miscellaneous, 1850-1857.]
1. Mr. Purton Cooper's paradox. The profits of each London Solicitor may be
increased one hundred pounds per annum, and the public benefited.
Tenth Edition ..London, 1850,. 16
2. So much of Lord John Russell's evidence before the Select Committee of
the House of Commons on Official Salaries, as relates to the Law and to
Lawyers. Edited by C. P. Cooper London, 1851. .32
3. Letter to the Right Honorable Sir George Grey, Bart., M. P., Her Majes-
ty's Secretary of State for the Home Department, from Charles Purton
Cooper, Esq., F. R. S. ; with Papers respecting the Sanitary state of Part
of the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields, London London, 1850. .31
4. Defence of the Legality of the Oxford University Commission. Mr. Purton
Cooper's letter to the Duke of Wellington, Chancellor ol the University.
(Six copies only printed). London, March, 1851 . . .8
5. Supplement to the Edition of Air. McCulloch's Geographical Dictionary,
published in 1851 London, 1852, p. 949-988
6. Supplement to the Edition of Mr. McCulloch's Commercial Dictionary,
published in 1854 ' London, 1856. .81
7. Macaulay on Scotland, a critique by Hugh Miller Boston, 1857 64
PAMPHLETS. 1161
8. The Manchester Exhibition ; what to observe. A walk through the Art-
Treasures Exhibition, under the guidance of Dr. Gustaf Waagen : a com-
panion to the Official Catalogue. London, 1857. .76
Vol. CCLV. [Indian Mutiny, 1857.]
1. The Mutiny of the Bengal Army; an historical narrative. By one who has
served under Sir Charles Napier. London, 1857. .46
2. The Crisis in India : its causes and proposed remedies. By a military offi-
cer of 32 years experience in India London, 1857. .69
Originally published in a London Daily Journal with the signature of " Cau-
bulee,"
3. The present Crisis in India, reflections by the author of " Our North- West
frontier." London, 1857. .55
4. The Mutiny in the Bengal Army London, 1857. .30
5. General Sir Charles Napier and the Directors of the East India Company.
London, 1857.. 45
6. Causes of the Indian Revolt, by a Hindu of Bengal. Edited by Malcolm
Lewin London, 1857 . .24
7. The way to lose India ; with illustrations from Leadenhall Street. By
Malcolm Lewin, late Judge of the Suddr Court of Madras. . .London, 1857. .31
8. The Government of the East India Company, and its monopolies ; or the
Young India party and Free Trade ? By Malcolm Lewin. . . .London, 1857. .23
9. Has Oude been worse governed by its native Princes than our Indian
Territories by Leadenhall Street ? By Malcolm Lewin London, 1857. .26
10. Is the practice of Torture in Madras, with the sanction of the authorities
of Leadenhall Street ? By Malcolm Lewin London, 1856. .21
11. Cursory view of the present Crisis in India, together with the military
power of England. By General Sir Robert Gardiner, K. C. B . London, 1857 . . 34
12. Complete narrative of the Mutiny in India from its commencement to the
present time, compiled from authentic sources, with 8 illustrations. Edi-
ted by Thomas Frost London, 1857. .76
CATALOGUE
OF
BOOKS RELATING TO AMERICA.
CATALOGUE
DBS
OTJVKAGES RELATIFS A L'AMEKIQUE.
Les ouvrages suivants ont te particulierement consults pour la redaction de
cette partie du catalogue, savoir :
Ternaux, H. Bibliotheque americaine, ou catalogue des ouvrages relatifs a 1'Ame-
rique qui ont paru depuis sa de"couverte jusqu'a 1'an 1700. 8vo. Paris.
Faribault, G. B. Catalogues d'ouvrages sur I'histoire de 1'Amerique, et en particulier
sur celle du Canada, de la Louisiane, de 1'Acadie, et autres lieux ci-devant con-
nus sous le nom de Nouvelle-France ; avec des notes bibliographiques, criti-
ques et litteraires. En trois parties. 8vo. Quebec, 1837.
Rich, O. Bibliotheca Americana Nova. A Catalogue of Books relating to America,
in various Languages, including Voyages to the Pacific and round the World, and
Collections of Voyages and Travels, printed since the year 1700, [closing with
1844.] 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1846.
Brunei, J. C. Manuel du libraire. 4e Edition. 5 vol. 8vo. a deux colonnes. Paris
1842-44.
N. B. Dans la classification des ouvrages d'histoire et des voyages, lea voyages de d6couverte
et de colonisation ont etc generalement places avec 1'HisTOiRE.
psiorj of America. psicirrbe f^mmqite
I. AMERICA IN GENERAL. I. L'AMERIQUE EN GENERAL.
Voyez dans le Catalogue G6neral la section CHEONOLOGIK, HISTOIRE UNJVEE-
SELLE ET PHILOSOPHIE DK I/HISTOIRE, pp. 301 et suivantes.
Antiquitates Americanse, sive Scriptores Septentrionales rerum ante-Co-
lumbianarum in America. Samlung af de i nordens oldskrifter indeholdte
efterretninger om de gamle nordboers opdagelsesreiser til America fra
der lOde til det 14de Aarhundede. Edidit Societas Regise Antiquariorum
Septentrionalium, lat. et danice. (By Professor C. C. Rafu.) 4to.
With 18 plates and maps. Hafniae, 1837.
"This great work presents many powerful arguments and a host of striking
facts in favour of the supposition that America was discovered by the North-
men in the year 986, and was repeatedly visited by them during the two suc-
ceeding centuries. Emanating from high authority, it merits the respectful
attention and the strictest scrutiny of the learned." BiUiothcca Americana.
See North Amer. Rev. vol. xlvi, p. 161. Athenaeum Francais, 1853, p. 35.
Putnam's Magazine, vol. iv. p. 460.
Antiquitates Americanae, Studio C. C. Rafn. 4to. Hafnise, 1845.
Supplement to the foregoing work.
Beamish, North Ludlow. The Discovery of America by the Northmen in the
tenth century, with notices of the early settlements of the Irish in the
Western Hemisphere. 8vo. London, 1841.
The design of the writer is to put before the public in a cheap and compendious
form those parts of Professor Rafn's "Work, (the above,) which he considered
were likely to prove most interesting to British readers. Preface.
Robinson, Conway. An Account of Discoveries in the West until 1519, and
of Voyages to and along the Atlantic coast of North America, from
1520 to 1573. Prepared for the Virginia Historical and Philosophical
Society. 8vo, Richmond, 1848.
H
1164 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIEE DB
Madoc. The most ancient Voyage and Discovery of the West Indies, per-
formed by Madoc, the sonne of Owen Guined, prince of North Wales,
anno 1170 ; taken out of the history of Wales, &c. See Hakluyt, vol.
iii. p. 1 ; Herbert's Travels, p. 355 ; Pinkertori's Travels, vol. xii. p. 156 ;
Southey's Madoc, and the notes thereto.
Galvano, Antonie. The Discoveries of the World, from their first originall
unto the yere of our Lord, 1555. 12mo. Londini, 1601.
Grinseus, Simon. Novvs Orbis Regionvm ac Insularvm incognitarvm, una cum
tabula cosmographica, et aliquot alijs consimilis argument! libellis, &c.
Folio. Basilse, 1532.
Vide Ternaux, p. 8.
Anghiera, Petrus Martyr d'. (Pierre Martyr d' Anghiera,) (Peter Martyr.)
De insulis nuper repertis et de moribus incolarum earundem. Gryneeus,
fol. 549.
Voir Faribault, p. 4. Humboldt, Exam en Critique, vol. ii. p. 279. Navarrete,
Relations des quatre voyages de Colomb, voL i. p. 161.
Di Don Pietro Martire Milanese, II sommario cavato della sua historia
del Nuovo Mundo, scoperto da Don Christophoro Colombo, poi detto
Indie Occidentali. Ramusio, vol. iii. fol. 1.
Christopher! Columbi, Navigatio ex iussu Hispanise regis, admultas insulas
hactenus incognitas ; Arch. Madrigano interprete. Gryneeus, fol. 90.
K This is the title of the earliest narrative of the first and second voyages of Co-
lumbus that appeared in print. It was anonymous ; and there are some
curious particulars in regard to it. It was originally written in Italian, and
was published in Viconza, in 1507, in a Collection of Voyages. The collection
was republished at Milan in 1508, both in Italian and in a latin translation
made by Archangelo Madrigano. . . . The collection was afterwards aug-
mented by Symon Grynaeus with other travels, and printed in Latin at Basle,
in 1533 [2.] by Hervagio, entitled, Novus Orbis Regionum, <&c., .... This
narrative of the voyages of Columbus is referred to by Gio Batesta Spotorno
in his historical memoirs of Columbus as having been written by a companion
of Columbus. Irving' s Columbus, vol. iii. p. 431."
Oviedo, Di Gonzalo Fernando de. Sommario da lui stesso leuato della sua historia
naturale et generale dell' Indie^Occidentali, scoperte da Don Christoforo
Colombo. Ramusio, vol. iii. fol. 44.
Christopher Colon, or Colvmbvs, his first discoverie, and three other voyages.
Purchas, p.. 905.
Columbus, Christopher. His first, second, third and fourth voyages to the
West Indies. Harris' Collection, vol. ii.
L'AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1165
Colomb, Christophe. La Vie de Christophe Colomb, et la decouverte qu'il a
faite des Indes Occidentales, composee par Fernand Colomb, son fils,
(vers 1'an 1530,) et traduite en frai^ais (par Cotolendi). 12mo. Paris,
1681.
Voir Faribault, p. 84, et Navarrete, Relations des quatre voyages de Colomb,
vol. i. p. 163.
The History of the Life and Actions of Admiral Christopher Colon,
and of the discovery of the West Indies, called the New World, written
by his own son, Don Ferdinand Colon. Churchill' s Collection, vol. ii,
and Pinkerton's Travels, vol. xii.
Colomb. Delia Origine e della Patria di Christoforo Colombo. Libritre di Don
Giambattista Spotorno Barnabita. 8vo. Geneva, 1819.
Histoire de Christophe Colomb, suivie de sa Correspondance, d'eclair-
cissements et de pieces curieuses et inedites, traduite de 1'Italien du
Chev. Bossy, par M. Urano. 8vo. Paris, 1824.
Contains fac-similes of the wood engravings from a very rare edition of Colum-
bus' first letter. Rich.
Relations des quatre voyages entrepris par Christophe Colomb, pour la
decouverte du Nouveau Monde, de 1492 a 1504, suivies de diverses let-
tres et pieces inedites, extraites des archives de la M onarchie Espagnole,
et publiees pour la premiere fois par ordre et sous les auspices de S. M.
C., par Don M. F. de Navarrete, etc., traduites de 1'Espagnol par MM.
de Verneuil et de la Roquette, et accompagnees de notes, portraits, fac-
simile et cartes. 3 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1828.
Get ouvrage comprend, lo. Une savante introduction de M. de Navarrete sur les
differents voyages faits anterieurement a la decouverte de 1'Ame rique. 2o.
Une notice de la plupart des voyages entrepris par les Espagnols depuis
1393, jusqu'en 1794. 3o. Les relations des quatre voyages de Christophe
Colomb, le premier ecrit en eutier de la main de Barthelemy de Las Casas
et le deuxieme, r^dige' par le Dr. Chanca, qui accompagnait Christophe
Colomb dans ce voyage. 4o. Plusieurs lettres inedites de 1'illustre navigateur
Genois. 60. Des notes de Las Casas, de M. de Navarrete, et de plusieurs
savans. 60. Deux cartes, deux portraits de Colomb, le fac-simile d'une de
ees lettres autographes, etc. 7o. Enfin, une table raisonnee des matieres.
See North American Review, vol. xxiv., p. 265, and Rich, vol. ii. p. 179.
Select Letters of, with other original documents, relating to his
Four Voyages to the New World ; translated and edited by R. H.
Major. 8vo. London, 1847- Hakluyt Soc. Publication.
The editor, in his introduction, treats of the way of peopling America, and of the
facts of its discovery, and of communication with it, before Columbus.
Christophe Colomb, par Lamartine. 16mo. Paris, 1853.
1166 HISTORY OP AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Colomb, Vie de Christophe Colomb, par le Baron de Bonnefoux. 8vo. Paris,
Voir Revue Contcmporaine, vol. x. p. 484. Athenaeum Fractals, 1854, p. 258.
Putnam's Magazine, Vol. ii. p. 568.
The Landfall of Columbus on his first voyage to America, with
a translation of the Baron Bonnefoux's history of his previous life ; also
a Chart showing his track from the landfall to Cuba, and an outline of
his subsequent Voyages. By A. B. Becher. 8vo. London, 1856.
See New Quarterly Review, October, 1856, p. 468.
i Christophe Colomb, sa vie et ses voyages, d'apres des documents au-
thentiques tires d'Espagne et d'ltalie. Par Roselly de Lorgues. 2 vol.
8vo. Paris, 1856.
Columbus, The life and voyages of Christopher Columbus ; to which are added
those of his companions : by "Washington Irving. Revised edition. 3
vols. 8vo. New York, 1851.
The 3rd vol. of this work contains accounts of the following travels to America:
ALONZO NINO, (Petro) et GUEBRA., (Christoval,) Their travels and adventures,
1499.
PINZON, Vincente Yanez. His voyage. 1499.
LKPE, (Diego de) et BASTIDES, (R. de.) Their voyage in 1500.
OJEDA, Alonzo de. His first voyage in which he was accompanied by Amerigo
Vespucci, 1499 his second voyage, 1502 his third voyage, 1509.
NICUESA, Diego de. His adventures after his parting from Alonzo de Ojeda.
ENCISO, Bachelor. His expedition in search of the seat of government of Ojeda
1510.
NONEZ, Vasco, de Balboa: His travels and adventures.
PoNCfl, Juan, de Leon. His travels and adventures as conqueror of Porto Rico
and discoverer of Florida.
See also North American Review, vol. xxviii, page 103 ; vol. xviii. p. 415 ; vol.
xxi. p. 398 ; vol. xxiv. p, 265. Edinburgh Review, vol xxvii, p. 492 ; vol.
xlviii, p. 1.
Humboldt, F. H, Alex. Baron de. Examen critique de 1'histoire de la geo-
graphie du Nouveau Continent, et des progres de 1' astronomic nautique,
aux I5me et 16me siecles. 5 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1836-1839.
Get ouvrage contient de savantes dissertations sur la de"couverte de I'Amernuer
et la chronologic des expeditions vers les cotes du Nouveau Monde.
Irving, "W. His visit to the Pinzon Family at Moguer, near Seville, in 1828.
See his Life of Columbus, vol. 3, p. 454 and following.
Campe, J. H. Decouverte de 1'Amerique. 3 vol. 12mo. Paris, 1808.
I/Am6rique d6couverte. Poeme en six livres et en prose. 12mo. Autun,
1782.
La Colombiade, ou la foi portee au Nouveau Monde. Poeme par Madame
Dubocage. 8vo. Paris, 1756.
L'AMERIQUE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1167
Le Nouveau Monde, ou Christophe Colomb. Poeme par le Citoyen Le
Suire. Nouvelle edition entierement refondue et corrigee. 8vo. Paris,
1800.
Dissertation sur les suites de la decouverte de 1'Amerique, par un citoyen.
8vo. Paris, 1787.
Le Triomphe du Nouveau Monde, par PAmi du Corps Social. (Jean Brun.)
2 vol. en 1. 8vo. Paris, 1785.
Ces deux ouvrages ont ete ecrits sur la question suivante proposee en 1782 par
1' Academic des Sciences, Arts et Belles-lettres de Lyon :
La d^eouverte de 1'Amerique a-t-elle ete utile ou nuisible au genre humain ?
S'il en resulte des biens, quels sont les moyens de les conserver et de les
accroitre? S'il en resulte des maux, quels sont les moyens d'y remedier ?
On the effects of the discovery of America, See also Blackwood's Magazine, vol.
Ix. page 261 et seq.
Americi Vesputii, Navigationes prima, secunda, tertia et quarta. Grynceus,
fol. 155.
Viaggi d' Americo Vespucci con la vita, 1'elogio e la dis-
sertazione giustificativa di questo celebre navigatore, del Padre Stanislao
Canovai. 8vo. Ferenze, 1817.
The Life and Voyages of Americus Vespucius, with illus-
trations concerning the navigator, and the discovery of the New World.
By C. Lester and Andrew Foster. 8vo. New York, 1846.
This work contains also ;
An account of the discoveries of Vasco de Gama, beyond the Cape of Good Hope,
Letters of Paolo Toscanelli to Columbus.
Marco Polo and his travels, tfcc.
Vespucius. Becherches historiques, critiques et bibliographiques surAmeric
Vespuce et ses Voyages, par le Vicomte Santarem. 8vo. Paris, 1842.
Besearches respecting Americus Vespucius and his voyages,
by Vt. Santarem ; translated by E. V. Childe. 12mo. Boston, 1850.
Humboldt, Alex. de. De quelques faits relatifs a Christophe Colomb, et a
Amerigo Vespucci ; vol. 3 et 4 de 1'Examen Critique, &c.
Scherer, Jean Benoit. Becherches historiques et geographiques sur le Nouveau
Monde. Svo. Paris, 1777.
First Discoverers (The) of America. Putnam's Magazine, vol. 4, p.
457.
See also North American Review, vol. xii. p. 318.
1168 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
RamusiOj Giov. Bat. Terza editione della navigation! e viagi recolte gia da
Gro. Bat. Ramusio. 3 vol. Folio. Vol. 1, 1563 ; vol. 2, 1583 ;
vol. 3, 1565.
laste des Voyages sur 1'Ame'rique qui composent en entier le troisieme volume
de Ramusio :
1. Pierre Martyr, Sommaire des Indes occidentales.
2. Ovi6do, Abr6ge de 1'histoire goneYale et natnrelle des Indea.
8. Deuxieme, troisieme et quatrieme relations de Fernand Cortez.
4. Premiere et deuxieme relations faites par Pierre d'Alyarado a Fer-
nand Cortez.
5. Relation faite par Diego de Godoy a Fernand Cortez.
6. Relation de la Nouvelle Espagne et de la ville de Temistetan, par uo
gentilhomme de Fernand Cortez.
7. Relation de la Floride par Alvar Nunez Cabeja de Vaca.
8. Relation de Nuno Guzman, dat6e d'Omitlan, province de Mechoacarf.
9. Relation de Frangois de Ulloa.
10. Lettre du Capitaine Francisco Vasquez de Coronado.
11. Lettre de Don Antonio de Mendoza.
12. Relation da frere Marco de Nizza.
13. Relation de Francisco Vasquez de Coronado.
14. Relation du Capitaine Francisco Alargon.
15. Relation d'un capitaine Espagnol de la conquete du Perou. (On
trouve au milieu de cette relation la relation du voyage qu e fit
Francois Pizarro, par ordre du Gouverneur, depuis son depart de
Caxamalca pour aller a Xauxa, jusqu'a son retour.)
1 6. Relation de la conquete du Pe>ou.
17. Relation de la navigation du tres grand fleuve Maragnon.
18. Relation de Jean de Verazzano.
19. Relation du voyage d'un grand capitaine de mer Francais a la Noo
velle France.
20. Premiere et deuxieme relations de Jacques Cartier.
Voir Faribault, p. 109.
Cabot, Memoir of Sebastian, with a view of the history of maritime discovery,
illustrated by documents from the Rolls, (by Mr. Biddle.) Second
edition. 8vo. London, 1832.
Tytler, P. Fraser. Remarks on a late Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, with a vin-
dication of Richard Hakluyt. See Tytler and "Wilson, Historical
View of the Progress of Discovery, &c.
Cabot's Voyages and Discoveries. Blackwoocfs Magazine, vol. Ixxxi, p. 369.
See also Cabot's Life in Sparks' Biography, and North American Review, vol.
xxxiv. p. 405.
I/AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1169
Hakluyt, Richard. The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and dis-
coveries of the English Nation, made by sea or overland, &c., &c. The
third and last volume, containing voyages performed within and before
the time of these three hundred yeeres, to all parts of the new found
world of America or the West Indies. 3 vols. Folio. London, 1559-
1600.
Contents of Vol. Ill :
A catalogue of certain Voyages made for the discovery of the Gulf of St. Lawrence
to the West of New-Foundland, and from thence up the River of Canada, to
Hochelaga, Saguenay and other places.
The first voyage of Jacques Cartier of Saint-Malo, to New Foundland, the Gulfe
of Saint Lawrence, and the Grand Bay. anno 1534.
The second voyage of Jacque3 Cartier, by the Grand Bay up the River of Canada
to Hochelaga, anno 1535.
The third voyage of Jacques Cartier, unto the Countries of Canada, Hochelaga,
and Saguenay, anno 1540.
The voyage of John Francis de la Roche, Knight, Lord of Roberval, with three
tall ships to the Countries of Canada, Hochelaga and Saguenay, 1542.
Certain Notes and Observations depending upon the Voyages next before men-
tioned, together with an excellent Ruttier for some part of New- Foundland,
for the Grand Bay and the River of Canada.
Divers words of the language spoken in New France, with the interpretation
thereof.
A description of the River and Haven of Sainte Croix.
A description of the 3 Saults or Falls of water ia the River of Canada.
A letter written to Mr. John Groute, student in Paris, by Jacques Noel of Saint
Malo, the nephew of Jacques Cartier, touching the discoveries of his uncle
in the parts of Canada, 1587.
Part of another letter written by Jacques Noel, of Saint Malo, to the foresayde,
Mr. John Groute, student in Paris. An excellent Ruttier shewing the course
from Belle-Isle, Carpont, and the Grand Bay up the river of Canada, for the
space of 230 leagues, observed by John Alpnonse of Xanctoigne, chief pilote
to Monsieur Roberval, 1542.
A description of the Savages in Canada.
A catalogue of Sundry Voyages made to New-Foundland, to the Isles of Ramea
and the Isle of Assumption, otherwise called Natiscotec, as also to the Coasts
of Cape Briton and Arambec.
The voyage of two ships, whereof the one was called the Dorainus Vobiscum, set
out the 20th May, 1527, for the discovery of the North parts.
The voyage of Mr. Hore, and divers other gentlemen, to New-Foundland and
Cape Briton, in the year 1536.
The voyage of Sir Humphrey Gilbert to New-Foundland, anno 1583.
The first discovery of the Isle of Ramea, made by , for Monsieur
De la Cour Pre Ravaillon et Grand-Pre, with the ship called the Bonaven-
ture, to kill and make Trane-Oile of the beasts called the Morses, with great
teeth, anno 1591.
The voyage of the ship called the Marigolde, of Mr. Hill, of Redriffe, unto Cape
Briton and beyond, to the latitude of 44 degrees and a half, anno 1593.
1170 HISTORY OF AMERICA.
Hakluyt, Richard. The Principal Navigations, Voyages, &c. Continued.
The voynge of Mr. George Drake, of Apsham, to the Isle of Ramea, in the yeere
1593.
The voyage of the Grace, of Bristoll, up into the Gulfe of St. Lawrence to the
North-west of New-Foundland, as far as the Isle of Assumption or Natis-
ootec, anno 1594.
The voyage of Mr. Charles Leigh, and divers others, to'Cape Briton, and the Isle
of Ramea, 1597.
Vide Faribault, p. 53, 54 and 56.
Divers Voyages touching the Discovery of America and the Islands ad-
jacent ; collected and published by Rd. Hakluyt, in 1582; edited
with Notes and an Introduction by J. W. Jones. 8vo. London, 1850.
Hakluyt Soc. Publication.
Hakluyt's own title is as follows : " Divers voyages touching the discoveries of
America and the Islands adjacent unto the same, made first of all by our
Englishmen and afterwards by the Frenchmen and Britons, [Bretons], and
certain Notes of Advertisements and observations necessarie for such as shall
hereafter make the like attempt. With two Mappes, <fec" London, 1582.
The first of these is introduced with a notice : " This is the Forme of a Mappe
sent 1527, from Sivill in Spayne, by Maister R. Thorne, Merchaunt, &c."
The second, is produced by " Michael Lok " 1582. The pertinent exten-
sive introduction gives an account of Hakluyt's Life and Works, republishes
2 letters of his to Sir F. Walsingham, improves lists of writers of " their
own travayles and voyages" which Hakluyt had left as lists of names
merely, by enumerating " the works of the respective Authors," in which
early attempts to discover a N. W. passage are noticed. The discoveries of
the Cabots are discussed "A list of the several Patents, granted by the
Sovereigns of England for the discovery and planting of unknown lands, is
given. " The voyages of the Zem " are discredited, and Ribault's adven-
tures and massacre, with all his company, in Florida, narrated, &c.
Hakluyt's Book includes, " A note of S. Gabotes Voyage of Discover! e," " A de-
claration of the Indies and Landes discovered, Ac." The booke made by R.
Thorne for King Henry VIII, of the parts of the world discovered by Charles
V. and the King of Portingale. The Relation of J. Verarzanus to King
Fraunces I., 1524. The discouverie of Florida in 1562. Notes (instructive)
for undertakers of discoveries. Appendix, 1. Notes of commodities in request
in the East. 2. The chiefe places where sondry spices do growein the East.
3. What is good to bring from the Indyes into Spayne.
Purchas, Samuel. His Pilgrimage, or relations of the World and the religions
observed in all ages and places discovered, from the creation unto this
present ; in four parts. The first containeth a theologicall and geogra-
phicall historic of Asia, Africa, and America, with the Islands adjacent.
Folio. London, 1617.
The eighth and ninth Books of this work refer to the early discoveries of
America.
See Faribault, p. 108.
L'AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1171
Ternaux, Henri. Voyages, relations et memoires originaux pour servir a
1'histoire de la decouverte fle 1'Amerique ; publiees pour la premiere
fois en fra^ais. 20 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1837-1841.
Vol. I. Narration du premier voyage de Nicholas Federmann, le jeune, d'TJlm.
Haguenau, 1557.
" II. Histoire de la province de Sancta-Cruz, par Pero de Magalhanes de
Gandavo. Lisbonne, 1576.
" III. Histoire d'un pays situe daus le Nouveau Monde nomme Amerique,
par Hans Staden de Homberg, en Hesse. Marbourg, 1557. Mceurs
et coutumes des Tuppinambas.
" IV. Relation veridique de la couquete du Perou et de la province de Cuzco,
nominee Nouvelle Castille, par Fran9ois Xeres. Salamanque, 1547.
" V. Histoire veritable d'un voyage curieux fait par Ulrich Schmidel, de
Straubing. Nuremberg, 1599.
" VI. Commentaires d'Alvar Nunez Cabega de Vaca, Adelantade et gouver-
neur du Rio de la Plata. Valladolid, 1555.
" VII. Relation et naufrages d'Alvar Nunez Cabe9a de Vaca. Valladolid, 1555.
" VIII. Cruautes horribles des Conquerants du Mexique. Memoire de don
Fernando d'Alva Ixtlilxoehitl ; supplement a 1'histoire du Pere
Sahagun ; publie* par Charles-Marie de Bustamaute. Mexico, 1829.
" IX. Relation du voyage de Cibola, cntrepris en 1540 par Pedro de Casta-
neda de Nagera. Inedit.
L'appendice contient entre autres pieces :
Relation de Frere Marcos de Niza, avec I'mstruction de don
Antonio de Mendoza.
Lettres de don Antonio de Mendoza a Charles V.
delation de la navigation de Fernando Alar^on.
Lettres de Vasquez Coronado a Charles V.
Relation du voyage fait a la Nouvelle Terre, sous les ordres de
Vasquez de Coronado.
X. Recueil de pieces sur le Mexique, entre autres :
Itineraire de Li flotte du Roi Catholiquea 1'Islede Yucatan en 1518,
sous les ordres de Juan de Grijalva.
Relation abregee sur la Nouvelle Espagne, et sur la grande ville de
Temistitan Mexico.
Lettres de Pedro Alvarado a Fernand Cortes.
Relation de Diogo de Godoi.
Lettre du Frdre Pierre de Gand.
Rapport et avis de don Antonio de Mendoza, vice roi de la Nou-
velle Espagne.
Lettre du Chapelain Lorenzo de Bienvenida a Philippe II.
Memoire des services de Francisco de Ibarra.
" XI. Rapport sur les differentes classes de chefs de la Nouvelle-Espagne, par
Alonzo de Zurita, ex-auditeur a 1'audience royale de Mexico. Jne'dit.
" XII etXIII. Histoire des Chichimeques, par Ixtlilxoehitl. Inedite.
" XIV. Histoire de Nicaragua, par Gonzalo Fernandez de Oviedo y Valds.
Inedite.
" XV. Histoire du Perou, par Miquel Cavello Balboa. In6dite.
1172 HISTORY OF AMERICA [HISTOIRE DE
Ternaux, Henri. Voyages, relations et memoires Continuation.
9
" XVI. Second recueil de pieces sur le Mexique, contenant entre autres:
Lettres de don Juan de Zumarraga, eveque de Mexico.
Lettres des auditeurs Salmeron, Maldonado, Ceynos et Quiroga.
Lcttre d' Antonio de Mendoza, ler vice-roi du Mexique.
Rapport sur la province de Meztitlan [1 579] par Gabriel de Chaves.
" XVII. Me'moires historiques eur 1'ancien Perou, par le licencie" Fernando
Montesinos. Inedits.
" XVIII et XIX. Histoire du Royaume de Quito, par don Juan de Velasco,
natif de ce royaume. InSdite.
" XX. Recueil de pieces sur la Floride, entre autres ;
Me'moire sur la Floride, par Hernando d'Exalante Fontanedo.
Relation de ce qui arriva au voyage du Capitaine Soto, par Luis
Hernandez de Biedma.
Compte-rendu, par Guido de las Bazares, du voyage qu'il fit pour
de"couvrir les ports et baies sur les cotes de la Floride ; par ordre de
don Luis de Velasco.
Relation de la Floride, par Gregorio de Beteta.
Memoire de 1'heureux voyage de Perez Menendez de Abiles, ea
1565 ; par Francois Lopez - de Mendoza, chapelain de I'exp6dition.
La Floride, ou faistoire de ce qui est advenu au dernier voyage du
capital ne Jean Ribauld.
La reprinse de la Floride, par le cappitaine Gourgues.
Archives des voyages, ou collection d'anciennes relations,
etc. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris.
Vol. L Copie de quelques lettres sur la navigation du Chevalier de Villegaignon es
terres de 1'Ame'rique outre 1'equiuoetial, etc. Paris, 1557.
Autre copie d'une second e lettre du meme.
Discours du voyage fait par le capitaiue Jacques Carder aux terres
neuves de Canada, Uorembergue, Hochelaga, Labrador, etc. Rouen,
1598.
" II. Seconde navigation faite par le commandement et vouloir du roi trs
chretien, Francois, premier de ce nom, au parachevement de la d^couver-
ture des terres occidantalles, etc., par Jacques Cartier, natif de Saint-
Malo de 1'Isle en Bretagne, en 1'an 1536.
Relation de la Nouvelle-France. Extrait du Mercure Galant, mai 1684.
Do. do. do. janv. 1691.
Collections interessantes, et dont il n'a ete tire" qu'un petit nombre d'exemplaires.
Brunei,
Voz/ez aussi dans le North American Review, [vol. xlv., p. 222,] un article de
Jared Sparks sur les publications de Ternaux Compans.
Estancelin. Voyages des navigateurs Normands en Afrique, dans les Indes
Orientales et en Amerique. 8vo. Paris, 1832.
Voyez aussi dana le Catalogue General, (page 521,) la section: RECUEILS DK
VOYAGES KT VOYAGES AUTOUR DU MONDE*
L'AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1173
j Lopez de. Historia della Indie Occidental!, con tutti i discoprimenti,
et cose notabili, avvenutte dosso 1'acquisto di esse. Parte seconda ;
tradotta nella lingua Italiana ; per Augostino de Cravaliz. 8vo.
Venetzia, 1560.
Oviedo y Valdes, Historia general y natural de las Indias, Islas y tierra-
firma del Mar Oceano, por El Capetan Gonzalo Fernandez de Oviedo y
Valdes, premer cronista del Nuevo Mundo. Publicata la real Acade-
mia de la Historia, cotejada con el codice original, enriqueceda con las
emmiendas y adiciones del autor e illustrata con la vida y el juicio de
les obras del mismo, por D. Jose Aniador de los Kios. 2 vol. 4to.
Madrid, 1851-52.
La plus grande partie de cet oorrage a etc imprimee pour la premiere fois eu
1535.
Voir Ternaux, p. 7, 10 et 20. et Navarrete, Relations des quatre voyages de
Colomb, vol. 1, p. 174 et suiv.
Thevet, Andre. Les singularity's de la France Antarctique autrement nominee
Amerique, et de plusieurs terres et iles decouvertes de notre temps.
8vo. Anvers, 1558.
Ouvrage recherche comme curiosite".
Benzoni. Novse novi orbis historiae, id est, rerum ab Hispanis in India Occi-
dentali hactenus gestarum, et de acerbo illorum in eas gentes dominatu,
Libri tres, Urbani Calvetonis opera industriaque ex Italicis Hieronymi
Benzonis Medrolanensis, qui eas terras xiiii annorum peregrinatione
obijt, commentariis descripti, Latine facti, ac perpetuis notis, argu-
mentis & locupleti memorabilium rerum accessione illustrati. His ab
eodem adjuncta est de Gallorum in Floridam expeditione, insigne
Hispanorum in eos ssevitise exemplo, brevis historia. 8vo. Genevse,
1578.
Histoire nouvelle du Nouveau Monde, contenant en somme
ce que les Espagnols ont fait jusqu'a present aux Indes Occidentales, et
le rude traitement qu'ils font a ces pauvres peuples-la, extraite de 1'Ita-
lien de M. Hierosme Benzoni Milanois, qui ha voyage xiiii ans en ces
pays-la ; et enrichie de plusieurs discours et choses dignes de memoire.
Par M. Urbain Chauveton. Ensemble, une petite histoire d'un mas-
sacre commis par les Hespagnols sur quelques Franais a la Floride.
8vo. Geneve, 1579.
Voir Faribault p. 11.
MafFeius, Joannes Petrus. Historiarum Indicarum Libri xvi : selectarum item
ex India Epistolarum eodem interprete libri iv. ; accedit Ignatii Loiolae
vita postremo recognita : cum indice. Fol. Florentise, 1588.
Voir Brunet.
1174 HISTORY OF AMERICA [HISTOIRE DE
Acosta, Josephus. De natura novi orbis libri duo, et de promulgatione evan-
gelii apud Barbaros, sive de procuranda Indorum salute, libri sex. 8vo.
Coloniee Agrippinse, 1596.
The Naturall and Morall Historic of the East and West
Indies, written in Spanish by Joseph Acosta, and translated into English
by E. G., with a table. 8vo. London, 1604.
Vide Faribault, p. 1.
Wytfliet, Cornelius. Histoire des Indes Orientales et Occidentals, et de la
conversion des Indiens. Avec des cartes. Fol. Douay, 1607. (2 copies.)
Laetj Joannes de. Novus Orbis ; seu descriptionis Indiae Occidentalis Libri
xvii cum novis tabulis geographicis ef variiri animantium, plantarum,
fructuumque iconibus illustrati : cum indice. Fol. Elzev. Lugduni
Batavorum, 1633.
L' Histoire du Nouveau Monde, avec des tables geographiques
et des figures. Fol. Leyde, (chez les Elzeviers,) 1640.
Vide Faribault, p 71.
Voyez plus loin dans la section : A&IEKIQUI MEEIDIONALE, les ouvrages de Gar-
cilasso de la Vega.
Las Casas, Barthelemy de. Histoire des Indes Occidentales, ou Ton reconnait
la bonte de ces pays et de leurs peuples, et les cruaute's tyranniques des
Espagnols. 8vo. Lyon, 1642.
Autre edition sous le titre : Voyages des Espagnols
dans les Indes. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1698.
Account of the first Voyages and discoveries of the
Spaniards in America ; and of their cruelties to the Indians, with abs-
tract on the art of travelling to advantage. 8vo. London, 1699.
Apologie de Las Casas, eVeque de Chiappa, par M.
Gregoire (1800). A. S. M. Vol. 4.
CEuvres de Don Barthelemi de Las Casas, eveque de
Chiapa, defenseur de la liberte des naturels de 1'Amerique ; precedees
de sa vie et accompagnees de notes historiques, additions, developpe-
ments, etc., etc. Par J. A. Llorente. 2 vol. 8vo. (avec portrait.)
Paris, 1822.
Sur Las Casas, Voyez Navarrete, Relations des quatre voyages de Colomb, vol.
1, p. 164 et suivantes.
L'AMEIIIQTTE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1175
Herrera, Antonio de. Histoire generale des voyages et conquetes des Castil-
lans dans les isles et terre ferme des Indes Occidentales, traduite de
1'Espagnol d'Antoine d'Herrera, Historiographe de Sa M. C., par N.
de la Coste. Ou Ton voit la prise de la grande ville du Mexique, et
autres provinces par Fernand Cortes, sa fondation, les rois qui la gou-
vernerent ; le commencement et la fin de cet empire ; leurs coutumes
et ceremonies ; les grandes revokes qui y sont arrivees ; les contesta-
tions qu'eurent les Castillans et les Portuguais sur 1'assiette de la ligne
de partage de leurs conquetes ; la decouverte des isles Philippines
par Hernandan de Magellan ; sa mort et autres clioses remarquables.
4to. Paris, 1671.
Vide Faribault, p. 62.
. The general History of the vast continent and Islands
of America, commonly called the West Indies, from the first discovery
thereof : with the best accounts the people could give of their antiqui-
ties. Collected from the original relations sent to the King of Spain.
By Antonio de Herrera, historiographer to his Catholic Majesty.
Translated into English by Capt. John Stevens. Illustrated with cuts
and maps. 6 vols. 8vo. London, 1725-26.
The original Spanish edition is of 1601-1615.
[Locke.] Histoire de la navigation, son commencement, ses progres, et ses
de'couvertes jusqu'a present, traduite de 1'anglais (de la preface de
Churchill's Collection of voyages). 2vol. 12mo. Paris, 1722.
Le vol. II contient aussi un memoire des lies frangaises de 1'Ame'rique Meri-
d'unale, et un catalogue de livres de voyages efc de cartes geograplrques.
For the original, Vide Locke's "Works, vol. 9, and Churchill's Collection.
Ogilby, John. America : being the description of the new world, containing
the original of the inhabitants and the remarkable voyages thither.
The conquest of the empires of Mexico and Peru, &c. Collected from
most authentick authors, and augmented with later observations, with
maps and sculptures. 2 vol. fol. London, 1671.
History, (the) of the several discoveries, settlements and conquests made
by the Spaniards in the West Indies, after the death of Columbus, to
the expedition of Ferdinand Cortes. Harris' Collection, vol. 2.
Barbot, John. A general account of the first discoveries of America, in the
14th century; and a geographical, political and natural history of the
Antilles Islands, in the North sea of America. Churchill's Collection,
vol. 5.
Lafitaii, Rev. P. J. F. Histoire des decouvwrtes et conquetes des Portugais
dans le Nouveau-Monde. 2vol. fol. Paris, 1733.
Voir Faribault, p. *73.
1176 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Monson, Sir "Win. Discoveries and enterprises of the Spaniards and Portu-
guese. See Monson's Naval Tracts. Churchill's Collection. Vol. 3.
Spanish Discoveries. The discoveries made hy the Spaniards in the Pro-
vince called Golden Castile, and their establishment of Panama, &c.
Harris' Travels. Vol. 2.
French Discoveries. A short accountof the discoveries madehy the French
in America. Idem.
Dutch Colonies. The discoveries, conquests, settlements and present state
of the Dutch Colonies in America, to which is added an account of the
Danish settlement. Idem.
English Discoveries. The discoveries and settlements made by the English
in diiferent parts of America, from the Reign of Henry VII to the death
of King George I. Harris, vol. 2, or Pinkerton, vol. 12.
British Empire in America, (the), containing the history of the discovery,
settlement, progress, and state of the British Colonies on the continent
and Islands of America. Second edition, corrected and amended. With
a continuation of the history, and the variation in the state and mode
of those colonies, from the year 1710 to the present time. Including
occasional remarks, and the most feasible and useful methods for their
improvement and security. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1741. (2 copies.)
The first volume describes the British possessions on the continent of North
America, and the second those in the West Indies. The work was first
printed in 1708, and the dedication signed by J. Oldmixon, but it was often
attributed to Herman Moll who prepared the Maps, from his name appear-
ing on the title. Rich.
Pradt, M. de. Les trois ages des colonies, ou de leur etat passe', present et a
venir. 3 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1801.
Des colonies et de la revolution actuelle de 1'Amerique. 2 vol.
8vo. Paris, 1817.
Rayna2, Guil. Thos. Histoire philosophique et politique des e'tablissements et
du commerce des Europeens dans les deux Indes. 4 vol. 4to. et 1
vol. 4to., de planches. Geneve, 1780.
La premiere Edition a etc imprim^e en 1770.
Analyse du mdme ouvrage. 8vo. Amsterdam, 1775.
Voir Brunet, et la Biographic TJnivereelle, au mot Ilaynal.
Peuchet, M. Etat des colonies et du commerce des Europeens dans les deux
Indes, depuis 1783 jusqu'en 1821 ; pour faire suite a Y Histoire philoso-
phique de Raynal. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 182L
L'AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1177
[Burke, Edmund. J An account of the European settlements in America. In six
parts. I. A short history of that part of the world. II. The manners
and customs of the original inhabitants. III. Of the Spanish settle-
ments, IV. Of the Portuguese. V. Of the French, Dutch and Dan-
ish. VI. Of the English. Each part contains an accurate description
of the settlements in it, their extent, climate, productions, trade, genius
and disposition of their inhabitants, the interests of the several powers
of Europe with respect to those settlements ; and their practical and
commercial views with regard to each other. 2 vols. 8vo. London,
1757.
Written by the celebrated Edmund Burke. Rich,
Histoire des Colonies Europeennes dans 1'Amerique, traduit
de 1'anglais. 2 vol. 12mo. Paris, 1767.
Talvi. (Mrs. Robinson.) History of the colonization of America, edited by
"Wm. Hazlitt, Esq. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1851.
Helps, Arthur. The Spanish Conquest in America, and its relation to the
history of Slavery and to the government of Colonies, vols. 1 and 2.
8vo. London, 1855.
See Eraser's Magazine, vol. Ivi, p. 441, and Westminster Review, New-Series,
Vol. viii. p. 579.
Natural and Civil History (the) of the French dominions in North and
South America. Giving a particular account of the climate, soil, mine-
rals, animals, vegetables, manufactures, trade, commerce and languages ;
together with the religion, government, genius, character, manners and
customs of the Indians and other inhabitants. Illustrated by maps
and plans of the principal places, collected from the best authorities,
and engraved by T. Jefferys, geographer to His Royal Highness the
Prince of "Wales. Part I. Containing a description of Canada and
Louisiana. Part II. Containing part of the Island of St. Domingo and
St. Martin, the Islands of St. Bartholomew, Guadaloupe, and the
Island and Colony of Cayenne. Folio, with 18 maps and plates. Lon-
don, 1760. (2 copies.)
Vide Faribault, p. 67
La Martiniere. Introduction a 1' Histoire de 1'Ame'rique.
Voir, La Martiniere, Introduction a I'histoire de 1'Asie, de 1'Afrique et de 1'Ame"-
rique. Vol. 2.
Warden, M. D. B. Chronologic historique de 1'Amerique. 10 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1826-1844.
Vol. I. Amerique, Mexique, Guatemala, California
II. Californie, Pe>ou, Bolivie, Chili.
Ill, Chili, Ropublique Argentine.
1178 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Warden, M. D. B. Chronologic historique Continuation.
" IV. Colombie.
" V. et VI. Br6sil.
" VII. Guiane.
" VIII. Antilles, Cuba, Jamaique, Martinique, etc.
" IX. Louisiane, Virginie, Massachusetts.
" X. New York, Pennsylvanie, Maryland, Caroline, GSorgie.
Buchon, J. A. Atlas geographique, statistique, historique et chronologique
des deux Ameriques et des iles adjacentes, traduit de 1'atlas execut6 en
Amerique d'apres Lesage. Fol. Paris, 1825.
Holmes, Abiel. The Annals of America, from the discovery by Columbus,
(1492) to the year 1826. 2 vols. 8vo. Cambridge, 1829.
First edition printed in 1808.
See London Quarterly Review, vol. ii. p. 19. North Amer. Rev., vol. xxix.
p. 428.
Touron, le R. P. Histoire generate de 1' Amerique depuis sa decouverte. 4
Yol. 12mo. Paris, 1768.
Cette histoire est principalement ecclesiastique, et se rapporte presque en entier
aux etablissements Portugais et Espagnols.
Bosque, Du. The History of America, translated from the French of Mons.
Du Bosque. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1770.
[Hornot, Ant.] Anecdotes Americaines, ou histoire abregee des principaux
evenements arrives dans le Nouveau Monde. 8vo. Paris, 1776.
Russell, Wm. History of America, from its discovery to the conclusion of the
late war ; with an Appendix, containing an account of the rise and pro-
gress of the late unhappy contest between Great Britain and her colonies.
2 vols. 4to. With 51 plates. London, 1778.
Winterbotham, W. History of America. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1795.
(2 copies.)
See Rich. vol. 1, p. 391.
Munoz, Don Juan Baptista. History of the New World, translated from the
Spanish, with notes. Vol. 1st. 8vo. London, 1797.
The death of the author prevented the continuation of that important work. Rich.
Vide Faribault, p. 97, et Humboldt, Examen critique, preface.
Robertson, Wm. History of America. See Robertson's collected works, vols.
6, 7, and 8, General Catalogue, p. 847.
Histoire de PAme'rique, traduite de 1'Anglais par MM. Suard
et Morellet, avec des notes par M. de laRo^uette, 4 vol. 12mo. Paris,
1834.
Voir Faribault et Rich.
L'AMEBJQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1179
Frost, John. The Pictorial History of America, from the discovery by the
Northmen in the tenth century. 8vo. London.
Remarkable Events in the History of America, from the earliest
times to the year 1848. 2 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1849.
Eyma, Xavier. Les deux Ame'riques. I2mo. Paris, 1853.
Les Femmes du Nouveau Monde. 12mo. Paris, 1854.
View of South America and Mexico, comprising the history, political con-
dition, &c. of the republics of Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia, Peru,
Chili, with a complete history of the revolution in each of these inde-
pendent States. By a citizen of the U. S. 2 vols in 1. 8vo. New
York, 1826.
Humboldt, Alex, baron de. Essai politique sur le Royaume de la Nouvelle
Espagne. 4 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1825.
Voir Edinburgh Review, vol. xvi, p. 62, et vol. xix, p. 164.
Drouin de Bercy. L'Europe et 1'Amerique companies. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris,
1818.
Pradt, M. de. L'Europe et TAinerique, depuis le congres d'Aix la Chapelle.
6 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1821.
Grurowski. Adam G. de. America and Europe. 8vo. New York, 1857.
Pour 1'histoire contemporaine de 1'Amerique, Voir 1'Annuaire public par la di-
rection de la R evue des Deux- M ondes ; le Moniteur Universal ; The Annual
Register, &c.
Thomas, Isaiah. The history of Printing in America, with a biography of
printers and account of Newspapers, to which is prefixed a concise view
of the discovery and progress of the art in other parts of the world. 2
vols. 8vo. Worcester, 1810.
For the history of Literature in America, See General Catalogue, section BELLES
LETTEES.
For the natural history of America, See section : NATURAL HISTORY in the General
Catalogue and particularly :
Natural History of the State of New York, 19 vols. 4to.
Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge. 9 vols. Folio.
In Section : GEOLOGY, <fcc :
Hitchcock, Outline of the Geology of the Globe and the United States in parti-
cular.
Dawson, Acadian Geology.
Schoolcraft, Lead Mines of Missouri, and other works enumerated in pp. 621, 622
In section ANTHROPOLOGY and ZOOLOGY :
Huraboldt et Bonpland, Recueil d' observations de geologic.
Fauna Boreali Americana.
Audubon's Works.
Wilson's Ornithology.
I
1180 HISTORY OF AMERICA [HISTOIRE DE
References to General Catalogue : ANTHROPOLOGY, &c. Continued.
Viellot, Histoire ties oiseaux de 1'Amerique.
Holbrook, North American Herpetology.
la section BOTANY :
Cornutti, Cunadensium plantarum historia;
Lafitau, Memoire concernant la precieuse plaute du Gin-Seng ;
Pursh, Flora of North America ;
Michaux, Histoire des cheues de 1'Amerique ;
North American Sylva ;
Nuttall, North American Sylva ;
Browne, The Trees of America, native and foreign;
Catesby, Hortus Europse Americanus ;
Torrey, and Gray, Flora of North America ;
Hooker, J. Flora Boreali-Americana ; or the Botany of the northern parts of
British America.
Vide also, the M. S. S. additions to the Printed Catalogue, for some important
works on these subjects.
Burney, James. History of the Buccaneers of America. 4to. London, 1816;
containing :
Considerations on the rights acquired by the discovery of unknown lands.
Iniquitous settlement of the Island St. Christopher by the English and French.
Morgan, Chief of the Buccaneers. i
Expedition of the Buccaneers against Panama.
Thomas Piche ; Coxou ; Expedition in the S. Sea.
Buccaneers under John Cook. Edward Davis.
Advenun-HS of Swan and Townley ; and of the Cygnet and her crew.
French Buccaneers under Francois Grogniet and Le Picard.
Entire suppression of the Buccaneers about 1697.
Oexmelin, A. O. Histoire des aventuriers qui se sont signales dans les Indes,
contenant ce qu'ils ont fait de plus remarquable depuis vingt annees,
avec la vie, les moeurs, les coutumes des habitants de Saint Domingue
et tie la Tortue et une description exacte de ces lieux. 2 vol. en 1.
12mo. Paris, 1688.
Lussan Raveneau de. Journal du voyage fait a la mer du Sud avec les flibus-
tiers de 1'Amerique en 1684, et annees suivantes. 12mo. Paris, 1789.
Buccaneers (History of the) of America, from the first original down to this
time ; writen in several languages and now collected. Containing, lo.
The exploits and adventures of Le Grand, Lolonois, Bat the Portu-
guese, Sir Henry Morgan, &c. "Written in dutch by J. Esquemeling,
and thence translated into Spanish. 2o. The dangerous voyage and
bolt attempts of Capt. Barth. Sharp, Watlin, Sawkins, Coxon, and
others, in the South Sea, written by Basil Ringrose, Gent, who was a
companion therein. 3o. A journal of a voyage into the South Sea by
the freeboothers of America, from Ig84 to 1689, written in french by
the Sieur Raveneau de Lussan, &c. The whole newly translated into
English and illustrated with 25 copper-plates. Third Edition. 8vo.
London, 1704.
L'AMERIQUE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1181
Montauban, Sieur de, Captain of the Freebooters on the coast of Guinea
in the year 1695, Voyage of. 12mo. London, 1704.
Beauchene. Les aventures de Monsieur Rohert Chevalier dit de Beauchene,
capitaine de fli bustier 3 dans la Nouvelle-France, redigees par monsieur
Le Sage. 2 vol. 12mo. Maestricht, 1783.
Get ouvrage tient plus du Roman que de 1'histoire.
1. ANTIQUITIES AND ABORIGINES. | 1. ANTIQUITE8 ET ABORIGENES.
Antiquitates Amerieanse, sive scriptores septentrionales rerum anteColum-
bianarum in America. (See above page 1163.)
Jones, George. The Original History of Ancient America, founded upon the
ruins of Antiquity, the identity of the Aborigines with the people of
Tyrus and Israel, and the introduction of Christianity by the Apostle
St. Thomas. 8vo. London, 18-43.
Laet, Joannis de. (Antverpiani,) Notse ad dissertationem Hugonis Grotii de
origine Gentium Americanum et observatium aliquot ad meliorem inda-
ginem illius difficillimse questionis. 12mo. Parisiis, 1643.
Alteradissertatio. Amstelodami, 1643.
Ces dissertations reproduisent le texte des assertions de Grotius.
Voir Faribault, p. 72.
[Pauw, M. de.] Recherches philosophiques sur les Americains, oumemoires
pour servir a 1'histoire de 1'espece humaine, par M. de P***^3 vol.
8vo. Cleves, 1772.
Le vol. iii contient la Defense des Recherches philosophiques. Berlin, 1772.
[Pernetty, 1' Abbe.] De 1'Amerique et des Americains, ou observations cu-
rieuses du philosophe La Douceur qui a parcouru cet hemisphere pendant
la derniere guerre en faisant le noble metier de tuer les hommes sans
les manger. 8vo. Berlin, 1772.
Voyez sur ces deux ouvragea le North American Review, vol. ii, p. 2 ; et le cata-
logue de M. Faribault, p. 101.
Carli, Comte J. R. Lettres Americaines sur 1' origine, 1'etat et les usages des
anciens habitants de rAmerique, les grandes epoques de la nature, 1'an-
cienne communication des deux hemispheres, et la derniere revolution
qui a fait disparaitre 1'Atlantide, ouvrage traduit de 1'Italien par le
Febvre de Villebrune. 2 vol. 8vo. Boston, 1788.
Voir F.u-ibault, p. 22.
Engel, Bailli d'. Essai sur cette question : quand et comment 1'Amerique a-t-
elle ete peupley d'hommes et d'animaux ; pr,r E. B. d' (Bailli d'Engel)
5 tomes en 4 vol. I2mo. Amsterdam, 1767.
Voir Fanbai;li, p. 46.
1182 HISTORY OF AMERICA. L HISTOIR:E DE
Delafield, John. An inquiry into the origin of the Antiquities of America ;
with an appendix containing notes and " a view of the causes of the
superiority of the men of the northern over those of the southern hem-
isphere," by James Lakey, with coloured plates and illustrations. 4to.
New York, 1839.
Priest, Josiah. American antiquities and discoveries in the west, being an exhi-
bition of the evidence that an ancient population peopled America
before its discovery by Cohrnbus, with a description of many of their
works now in ruins. Fifth Edition. 8vo. Albany, 1838.
See North America Review, vol. xii, p. 225.
Historical Magazine (the), and Notes and Queries concerning the Anti-
quities, History and Biography of America. (A periodical published
monthly"from January 1857). 8vo. Boston, 1857.
Simon, Barbara Anne. The hope of Israel, presumptive evidence that the
Aborigines of the Western Hemisphere are descended from the Ten
missing Tribes of Israel. 8vo. London, 1829.
The Ten tribes of Israel historically identified with
the Aborigines of the Western Hemisphere. 8vo. London, 1836.
Another copy, with a Mexican Map.
Antiquities of Mexico : Comprising Fac-similes of ancient Mexican Pain-
tings and Hieroglyphics preserved in the Royal Libraries of Paris, Ber-
lin"^and Dresden, in the Imperial Library of Vienna, the Vatican
Library, in the Borgian Museum at Rome, in the Library of the Insti-
tute [of Bologna, and in the Bodleian Library of Oxford, together
with the Monuments of New Spain, by M. Dupaix ; with their respec-
tive scale of measurement and accompanying descriptions. The whole
illustrated by many valuable manuscripts, by Lord Kingsborough. The
drawings on stone, by A. Aglio. 9vols. folio. London, 1831-1848.
Vol. 1, II and III. Contain fac-similes of the various Mexican Manuscripts pre-
served in the different Libraries.
IV. Copies of the drawings made by Dupaix of the Monuments
of New Spain.
Those four volumes consist entirely of Plates.
" V.-IX. Contain the letter-press. Vol. V contains the accounts of
Mexican Mss. in French, Italian and Spanish, with the
Travels of Dupaix and the sixth book of Father Sahagun's
Historia Universal, in Spanish.
VI. Contains a translation of the foregoing, with remarks by the
Lord Kingsborough, and his " arguments to show that
the Jews in early ages colonised America."
" VIL Contains the Historia Universal de Las Casas de Nueva
Espana, por el M. R. P. Fray Bernardino de Sahagun,"
with an English translation.
I/AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1183
Antiquities of Mexico : Continued.
Vol. VIII. Contains extracts from Torquemada, Acosta, Garcia, and
other writers.
" IX. Contains " Cronica Mexico de Fernando de Alvarado Tezo-
zomoc," et " Historia Chichimeca" and " Relaciones,"
of the same author, <fec.
See Rich ; and North American Review, vol. li. p. 396.
Peruvian Antiquities. By Mariano Edward Rivero, Director of the National
Museum, Lima, and John James Tschudi ; translated into English,
from the original Spanish, by Francis L. Hawks, D. D. L. L. D. 8vo.
New York, 1853.
See Putnam's Magazine, vol. ii. p. 262.
Humboldt, F. H. Alex. Baron de. Voyages aux regions e"quinoxiales du nou-
veau continent dans les annees 1799-1804, par de Humboldt et Bon-
pland. 14 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1807 et ann. suiv.
Personal narrative of travels to the equinoctial
regions of the New Continent, during the years 1798-1804, withfmaps,
plans, &c.. Translated from the French by Helen Maria Williams.
Vols. 1 to 3. 8vo. London, 1814-1818.
Vues des Cordillieres et monumens des peu-
ples indigenes de 1'Amerique. Texte, 2 vol. 8vo., et 1 vol. folio,
compose de 69 planches.
Researches concerning the Institutions and
monuments of the ancient inhabitants of America, with descriptions and
views of the most striking scenes in the Cordilleras. Written in French
by Alex, de Humboldt, and translated into English by Ellen Maria
Williams. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1814.
A translation of the Views of the Cordilleras, <fcc ; but the original work, with its 69
plates by the first Artists of Rome, Berlin nnd Paris, being of too high a
price for readers in general, it has been judged necessary to reprint the text
in two octavo volumes, with only 19 plates selected by M. de Humboldt.
See London Quarterly Rev. vol. xv, p. 440. Edinburgh Rev. vol. xxiv, p. 133,
North Amer. Rev. vol. xvi. p. 1.
Peale, Rembrandt. Account of the skeleton of the Mammoth, a non-descript
carnivorous animal of immense size found in America. 8vo. London,
1802.
1184 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
American Ethnological Society ; The Transactions of. Vols. 1, 2. 8vo.
New York, 1845-48.
Vol. I. [1.] Oil the Nations of Mexico, Yucatan, and Central America, by A.
Gallatin.
[2.] On Ancient remains in Tennessee, by G. Troost.
[3.] On the Grave-creek mound in Virginia, by H. R. Schoolcraft.
[4.] On the Discoveries of Hiinyaritic inscriptions, by W. W. Turner.
[5.] Of the Punico-Libyan monument at Dugga, and remains near the
site of ancient Carthage, by F. Catherwood.
Vol. II. [1.] Hale's Indians of North west America, and Vocabularies, with an
introduction by A. Gallatin.
[2.] Squier, E. G. Observations on the aboriginal monuments of the
Mississippi Valley.
[3.] Rafu, C. C. View of the ancient Geography of the Arctic regions
of America.
[4.] Morton, S. G. Account of a Craniological collection ; [and], on
the classification of some families of the Human race.
[5.] Dwight, Theodore. Sketch of the Polynesian Language.
[6.j Cotheal, A. I. Of the Language of the Mosquito Indians.
[7.] Williams, S. W. Present position of the Chinese Empire.
[8.] Dwight, Theodore. Of the Mponjwes and their Language.
[9.] Bartlett, J. R. The progress of Ethnology.
See also general Works on Ethnography ; pages 628, 629 and 630 of the General
Catalogue. ^Also, Professor Wilson's Papers in the Canadian Journal, on
Ethnology.
Morton, Samuel G. Crania Americana ; or a comparative view of the skulls
of the aboriginal nations of North and South America, with an essay
on the varieties of the human species. Illustrated with 78 plates and a
colored map. Folio. Philadelphia, 1839.
On the value of this work, See 8th volume of Smithsonian Contributions to
Knowledge:, page 76 and following. Also, North American Review, vol. li.
p. 173.
Squier, E. G. and Davis, E. H. Ancient monuments of the Mississippi Val-
ley. Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge, fyc. Vol. 1.
See page 614 of general catalogue.
Aboriginal monuments of the State of New York. Ibid,
vol. 2.
Whittlesey, C. Description of ancient works in Ohio. Ibid, vol. 3.
RiggS, Rev. S. R. Grammar and Dictionary of the Dacota language. Ibid,
vol. 4.
Lapham, J. A. Antiquities of Wisconsin, as surveyed and described by J. A.
Lapham, on behalf of the American Antiquarian Society. Ibid, vol. 7-
Haven, Samuel F. Archseology of the United States. Ibid, vol. 8.
On the value and importance of this last contribution, See North American
Review, vol. Ixxxv. p. 468.
L'AMEBIQUE.] HISTOHY OF AMERICA. 1185
Mayer, Brantz. Observations on Mexican History and Archaeology, with a
special notice of Zapotee remains, as delineated in Mr. J. G. Sawkin's
Drawing of Mitla, &c. Ibid, vol. 9.
See also: Ranking, Historical researches, &c., containing a short dissertation on the
original population of America.
Markham's Cuzco & Lima, Appendix A, containing a sketch of the language of the
incas.
Maximilien, Prince de Xew-Wied, Voyage an Bresil, (Appendice III.) Vocabu-
laires des peuples indigenes du Bresil.
De Lery, Voyage en la terre du Bresil, contenant la description des mceurs et
usages des indigenes du Bresil.
Boyer, Voyage de Bretiguy a I'Ame'rique Occidentale contenant une description
des mceurs des sauvages de cette partie du Cap du Nord, et un dictionnaire
de la langue Galibienue .
Barrere, Relation de la France equinoxiale, contenaut une description des mceurs
des sauvages de la Guiane; ainsi que Biet, voyage a Cayenne.
Weddell, Voyage dans la Bolivie, contenant plusieurs chapitres sur les indiens de
ces contrees, leuvs moeurs, langage, etc.
See also on the same subject :
Smith, The Araucanians or a tour among the Indian tribes of South Chili.
Dobrizhoffer, An account of the Abi pones, "Wallace, Travels on the Amazone.
V~oycz aussi les autres ouvrages relatifs au pays des Amazones.
Newbank, Life in Brazil, Appendix A, contains illustrations of Ancient South
American Art, Ac.
Head, Rough notes during a tour across the Pampas, contains notices of the Pam-
pas Indians.
Dutertre, Histoire generale des Isles, contient un chapitre sur les habitans natu-
rels des Antilles de 1'Amerique appeles Cara'ibes ou sauvages.
Rochefrrt, Histoire uaturelle et morale des Antilles, contient aussi la description
des moeurs des sauvages et un vocabulaire Cara'ibe.
Long, Jamaica, vol. 3, contains a "compendious discourse on the autient Indian
inhabitants of Jamaica."
Bridges' Annals of Jamaica, contain a chapter on the theories of the American
population and two on the Indians of the West Indies.
Squier's Nicaragua contains dissertations on the Antiquities and Aborigines of
Central America.
Davis, El Gringo, contains accounts of the Pueblo and Santa-Fe Indians.
See also Norman, Rambles in Yucatan.
Clavigero, et autres ouvrages sur le Mexique.
Warden's United States. Vol. 3.
Lardner's Western World. Vol. 1.
Sprague. Florida War.
Dwight's Travels.
Gumilla, Histoire de 1'Orenoque.
Turner's Pioneer History of Western New York.
Parkman's Conspiracy of Pontiac.
Jefferson's notes on Virginia.
Rafinesque's Annals of Kentucky.
Prescott's Conquest of Peru.
Garcilasso de la Vega. Histoire des Incas.
Volney, Tableau de 1'Amerique, contient des observations generates sur les
indiens ou sauvages de 1'Amerique du Nord, suivies d'un vocabulaire de la
langue des Miainis,
1186 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Lafitau, le P. Moeurs des Sauvages comparees aux moeurs des premiers temps
4 vols. I2mo. Paris, 1724.
Voir Faribault, p. 72.
Bougainville. Les Sauvages de 1'Ame'rique Septentrionale, (1799). A. S. M.,
vol. 3.
Voir aussi La Potherie, Histoire de I'Amerique Septentrionale.
La Hontan, Voyage dans 1'Amerique Septentrionale.
Hennepin, Voyages, <fec.
Chateaubriand, Voyage en Amerique, etc.
Adair, James. The History of the American Indians, particularly those nations
adjoining to the Mississippi, East and West Florida, Georgia and South
Carolina, and Virginia. 4to. London, 1775.
Voir Faribault, p. 2.
Catlin, George. Letters and Notes on the manners, customs, and condition of
the North American Indians, written during eight years travel amongst
the wildest tribes of Indians in North America, (183239). 2 vols.
8vo., with four hundred illustrations. Third Edition. London, 18412.
The same work, seventh edition. With coloured illustrations.
See Dublin University Magazine, vol. xix. p. 71. North American Review, vol.
liv. p- 283. London Quarterly Review, vol. Ixv. p. 384. Edinburgh Review,
vol.lxxiv. p. 415. Also, Rich.
Schoolcraft, H. R. Historical and statistical information respecting the
history and prospects of the Indian Tribes of the United States ^col-
lected and prepared under the direction of the Bureau of Indjan Affairs ;
illustrated by Capt. Eastman. Vols. 1 to 5. 4to. Philadelphia, 1851,
&c.
This great national work has the following divisions ; General History of the
tribes ; Manners and Customs ; Antiquities ; Physical Geograph v ; tribal
Organisation ; History and Government ; Intellectual capacity and charac-
ter; Topical History ; Physical type of the American Indians (including
Physical Characteristics, by Dr. S. G. Morton, author of the Crania Ameri-
cana, and Cranial Admeasurements of the Principal Groups, by {Mr. Phil-
lips) ; Language (including a plan of thought of the American language, by
Dr. Francis Lieber) ; State of Indian Art; Future Prospects; Statistics
and Population. The work is illustrated by a number of exquisite plates of
Scenery, Costume and Antiquities.
See Westminster Review, New Series, vol. ii. p. 273, and North American Rev.
vol. Ixxvii. p. 245.
See a'so Blackwood's Magazine, vol. lix, p. 554 and 677, vol. Ix, p. 45.
L'AMERIQUE.J HISTORY OP AMERICA. 1187
Drake, Samuel G. Biography and History of the Indians of North America :
also, a History of their Wars ; their manners and customs. Likewise
exhibiting an analysis of the authors who have written upon the ques-
tion of the first peopling of America. Third Edition. 8vo. Boston,
1834.
See North American Review, vol. liv. p. 231.
Bibaud, F. M. Maximilien. Biographic des Sagamos illustres de 1'Amerique
Septentrionale ; prece'dee d'un index de 1'histoire fabuleuse de ce conti-
nent. 8vo. Montreal, 1848.
M'Kenney, (Thomas L.) and Hall, (James.) History of the Indian Tribes
of North America, with biographical sketches and anecdotes of the
principal chiefs ; embellished with 1 20 portraits from the Indian gallery,
in the Department of War at Washington. 3 vols. Folio. Philadel-
phia, 1838-1844.
See North American Review, vol xlvii. p. 134; vol. Ixiii. p. 481 ; and Rich, vol.
ii, p. 307.
Golden, Cadwallader. History of the Five Indian Nations of Canada, which
are dependent on the province of New York. 2 vols. 1 2mo. London,
1755.
See Rich, vol. i. p. 86.
Halket, John. Historical Notes respecting the Indians of North America,
with remarks on the attempts to convert and civilize them. 8vo.
London, 1825.
See North American Review, vol. xxii. p. 108.
Buchanan, James. Sketches of the History, manners and customs of the
North American Indians. Svo. London, 1824.
See Rich, vol. ii. p. 159.
Jarvis, S. F. Religion of the Indian Tribes. 8vo. New York, 1820.
See North American Review, vol. xi. p. 103.
Schoolcraft, H. R. The Indian in his wigwam, or characteristics of the red
race of America, from original notes and manuscripts. Svo. Buffalo,
1848.
Indians and Friends. Some account of the conduct of the Religious
Society of Friends towards the Indian Tribes in the settlement of the
Colonies of East and West Jersey and Pennsylvania. Published by
the Aborigines' Committee of the meeting for Sufferings. Svo. Lon-
don, 1844.
Schoolcraft, H. R. Notes on the Iroquois ; or, contributions to American
History, Antiquities, and general Ethnology. Svo. Albany, 1847.
1188 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIKE DE
Red Jacket- The Life and Times of Sa-go-ye-wat-ha, or Red Jacket, a sequel
to the History of the Six Nations. By W. L. Stone. 8vo. New
York and London, 1841.
See North American Review, vol. liv. p. 227.
Brant, Joseph. Life of, including the Border Wars of the American revolu-
tion. By W. L. Stone. 2 vols. 8vo. New York, 1838.
See North American Review, vol. xlix. p. 277.
Tecumseh. Life of, and of his brother the Prophet, with an historical
sketch of the Shawanee Indians, by Benjamin Drake. 12mo. Cincin-
nati, 1856.
Beckwourth, James P., Mountaineer, Scout and Pioneer, and chief of the
Crow Nation of Indians ; his life and adventures, written from his own
dictation by T. D. Bonner. 8vo. New York, 1856.
Gookin, Daniel. Historical Collections of the Indians in New England. 1792.
Coll. Mass. Hist. Soc. vol. 1.
Report on the Western Indians. Ibid. 2d series, vol. 2.
Copway, G. Recollections of a Forest Life : or the Life and -Travels of Kah-
ge-ga-gah-bowh, or George Copway, Chief of the Ojibway Nation. 12mo.
London, 1850.
The Traditional History and characteristic sketches of the Ojib-
way Nation. 12mo. London, 1850.
Blood, Rev. W. A visit to the Indians of Orilla, South America, with illustra-
tions. 12mo. London, 1853.
Eliot, John. The Indian Grammar begun, or an essay to bring the Indian
Language into rules. Cambridge, 1666. Mass. Hist. Coll. 2nd.
series. Vol. 9.
Notes and Observations on Eliot's Indian Grammar, by Peter S. Du
Ponceau. Ibid.
Edwards, Dr. Observations on the Mohegan Languages. Ibid. Vol. 10.
Cotton. Vocabulary of the Massachusetts (or Natick) Indian Language. Ibid.
3rd series. Vol. 2.
See also in BELLES LETTRES, the works of Adelung, Vater, Du Ponceau, <fec.
Falconer, Capt. Richard. Voyages and Adventures among the Indians in
America, with the Voyages and adventures of Thos. Randal. 8vo. Lon-
don, 1720.
Long, J. Voyages chez differentes nations sauvages de 1'Amerique Septentri-
onale ; renfermant des details curieux sur leurs mceurs, usages, etc.,
avec un etat exact des postes situes sur le fleuve St. Laurent, &c., traduit
de 1'Anglais, par J. B. L. J. Billecocq. 8vo. Paris, 1795.
L'AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY or AMERICA. 1189
Sable. Voyages chez les peuples sauvages, ou 1'homme de la nature, histoire mo-
rale des peuples sauvages des deux continents, et des naturels des iles de
la mer du Sud, par le citoyen F. Babie, d'apres les memoires du Cit.
R * * * Avec figures. 3 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1801.
McKenney, Thos. L. Sketches of a tour to the Lakes, of the character and
customs of the Chippeway Indians, and of incidents connected with the
treaty of Fond du Lac : also, a vocabulary of the Chippeway language.
8vo. Baltimore, 1827.
See North Americas Review, vol. xxxiii, p. 40*7.
Memoirs, official and personal, with sketches of travels among the
Northern and Southern Indians, embracing a war excursion and descrip-
tions of scenes along the Western borders. 2 vols. in 1. (Illustrated.)
8vo. New York, 1846.
Colton, C. Tour of the American Lakes, and among the Indians of the North
West Territory, in 1830 : disclosing the character and prospects of the
Indian Race. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1833.
Indians of Upper Canada. Report made by a Sub-Committee of the Aborigines'
Protection Society. 8vo. London, 1839.
Indian Biography. North American Review, vol. 33, p. 407 ; vol. 34, p.
429 ; vol. 36, p. 4,72.
Indian History. Idem. Vol. 47, p. 134 ; vol. 9, p. 155.
Indian Languages. Idem. Vol. 26, p. 377 ; vol.45, p. 34; vol. 9, p. 179.
Indian Monuments and Relics of New York. Journal of Science, Second
Series, vol. 11, p. 305.
Indian Mounds. Idem. Vol. 34, p. 88. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 15, p. 480.
Indian Tales and Legends. North American Review, vol. 49, p. 354.
See also Jones' Tales of an Indian Camp.
Indians, Chippewa. North American Review, Vol. 27, p. 9.
Iroquois. Idem. Vol. 64, p. 292.
- North American. Idem. Vol. 22, p. 53 ; vol. 26, p. 357 ; vol. 19,
p. 463 ; vol. 44, p. 301 ; vol. 49, p. 277 ; vol. 54, p. 283 ; vol. 63, p.
481 ; vol. 9, p. 356 ; vol. 11, p. 103 ; vol. 30, p. 62 ; vol. 31, p. 396.
London Quarterly Review, vol. 31, p. 76; vol. 65, p. 384. Dublin
University Magazine, vol. 19, p. 371. Edinburgh Review, vol. 74, p.
415 ; vol. 8, p. 442. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 29, p. 655.
South American. North American Review, vol. 19, p. 198.
1190
HISTORY OF AMERICA.
[IIISTOIRE DE
Indians, Esquimaux, (John Sackeouse). BlackwoocPs Magazine, vol. 4, p. 656.
See also the Collections of the New- York Historical Society, of the Literary and
Historical Society of Quebec, of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, of the
Massachusetts Historical Society and other Historical Societies , also the
Documentary History of the State of New York, Ac.
For the history of Indian Wars, Vide infra Section : HISTORY OF WARS IK NORTH
AMERICA.
For the contemporaneous history of Indians in North America, See the Reports
of the Commissioner of Indian affairs in the United States, (Congressional
Documents,) and those of the Superintendent of Indian affairs in Canada,
with other Reports on the Indian Tribes in the Canada Parliamentary
Papers.
See also (infra,) in Section, CANADA, references to Parliamentary Papers of the
House of Lords and House of Commons, tillesAboriginex, and Indians,
Voir aussi ci-dessous ;
Sagard, Grand Voyage au Pays des Hurons, les voyages de Cartier, Champlain,
La Hontan, etc., etc., la relation de la Gaspesie, la Relation du P6re Bres-
sany, et autres relations des Jesuites et Missionnaires.
2. ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY,
AND MISSIONS
2. HISTOIRE ECCLESIASTIQUE,
ET MISSIONS.
Alegambe, Philippe. Mortes illustres et gesta eorum de societate Jesu qui in
odium fidei, pietatis, aut cujuscunque virtutis, occasione missionum
sacramentorum administratorum, fidei aut virtutis propugnatee ; ab Et-
nicis, hsereticis, vel aliis, veneno, igne, ferro, aut morte alia necati,
. serumnisve confecti sunt. Auctore Philippo Alegambe. Extremes
aliquot annos, mortesque illustres usque ad annum 1655, adjecit Joannes
Nadasi. Folio. Romae, 1667.
Jesuit Missions. Travels of Missioners of the Society of Jesus, in India,
China and America ; translated from the original French published at
Paris in 1713. 8vo. London, 1714.
This book contains among others, the letter of P6re Marest, containing his
account of Hudson's Bay.
Early Jesuit Missions in North America, compiled and translated from
the letters of the French Jesuits, with Notes by the Rev. W. Ingraham
Kip, and a copy of a map published by the Jesuits in 1664. I2mo.
London, 1847-
Principal chapters of this work :
The wanderings and death of Father Rawle.
Catherine, the Iroquois saint.
Montcalm's expedition to destroy Fort George.
Father Marest's journey through Illinois and Michigan.
Voyage up the Mississippi, <fec.
L'AMEBJQUE.J HISTORY or AMERICA. 1191
Shea, J. G. History of the Catholic Missions among the Indian tribes of the
United States (1529-1854.) 12mo. New York, 1855. (2 copies.)
The work is divided into Norwegian, Spanish, French and English missions, with
portraits of Fathers Anthony Peyri, Isaac Jogues, and De Smet.
The Appendix contains a list of the missionaries.
Sagard, Theodat, Fr. Gabriel. Le grand voyage du pays des Hurons, situe en
Amerique vers la mer douce es derniers confins de la Nouvelle France,
ou il est traite de tout ce qui est du pays et du gouvernement des sau-
vages ; avec un dictionnaire de la langue Huronne. 12mo. Paris,
1632.
Voir Faribanlt, p. 115 et 116.
Le Jeune, Le R. P. Relation de ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France,
en 1'annee 163-1. 12mo. Paris, 1635.
Do en 1'annee 1635. 12mo. Paris, 1636.
Do en 1'annee 1636. 12mo. Paris, 1637-
Do en 1'annee 1637. 12mo. Rouen, 1638.
Vimont, Le R. P. Relation de ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France, en
1'annee 1639-1640. 12mo. Paris, 1641.
Do en 1'annee 1640-41. 12mo. Paris, 1642.
Do en 1'annee 1642. I2mo. Paris, 1643.
Le Mercier, Le R. P. Relation de ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France
en 1'annee 1669-70. 12mo. Paris, 1671.
N. B. En 1854 la Collection entiere de ces Relations [de 1632 a 1672,] se trouvait
complete en 43 volumes. Lors de 1'incendie du ler fevrier 1854, on n'a pu
sauver des flammes que les huit volumes ci-dessus.
Bressany, R. P. F. J. Relation abregee de quelques missions des peres de la
Compagnie de Jesus dans la Nouvelle France, traduite de 1'italien et
augmentee d'un avant propos, de la biographic de 1'auteur, et d'un
grand nombre de notes, par le R. P. Martin, de la meme compagnie.
Illustre. 8vo. Montreal, 152.
Ouvrage public d'abord a Macerata, en 1653.
L'appendice contient entre autres, une liste (communiquee par M. Jacques Viger,)
des missionnaires Recollets et Jesuites qui ont travaille dans la mission des
Hurons; \efac-simile de la signature de quelques missionnaires; un precis
historique sur la mission Huronne, et sur les transmigrations de ce peuple
jusqu'a nos jours; et des notes sur la geographie ancienne du Canada.
Creuxius ou Ducreux. Franc. Historic Canadensis, seu Novse Francise
libri decem, ad annum usque Christi, 1G56. 4to. Paris, 1664.
Voyez Faribault, p. 36.
1192 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Saint Vallier, Mgr. Jean de Lacroix de Chevriers de. Etat present de 1'eglise
et de la Colonie Frai^aise dans la Nouvelle France. 8vo. Paris, 1 G88.
Voir Faribuult, p. 39.
Meme ouvrage. Nouvelle edition, pre'cedee d'une notice et
d'un portrait de 1'auteur. 8vo. Quebec, 1857.
Sillery Etudes et recherches biographiques sur le Chev. Noel Brulart de
Sillery., pretre, fondateur de la mission de St. Joseph a Sillery, pres
Quebec. 8vo. Quebec, 1857.
Brochure de 28 pages, relire avec 1'ouvrage pre'ce'dent.
Le Clerq, Le Pere Chrestien. Nouvelle relation de la Gaspesie, qui contient
les mceurs et la religion des Sauvages Gaspesiens, Portes-Croix, Adora-
teurs du Soleil, et d'autres peuples de 1'Ame'rique Septentrionale, dite
le Canada. 12mo. Paris, 1691.
Voir Ternaux, p. 176, Faribault, p. 82.
G-ravier, Le Pere Jacques. Relation de ce qui s'est passe dans la mission de
I'lmmaculee Conception, au pays des Illinois, depuis le mois de mars
1693 jusqu'en fevrier 1694. Reimprimee a Albany par J. Munsell, et
publiee a Manate, (New York) par Jean-Marie Shea. 12mo. 1857.
Cette reimpression n'a et6 tiree qu'a 100 exemplaires.
Lettres Edifiantes et curieuses ecrites des missions etrangeres. Nouvelle
Edition. M6moires de 1'Amerique. 4vol. 12mo. Paris, 1781.
Ces quatre volumes sur les missions de 1'Amerique forment les Tomes 6, 7, 8 et
9 de la collection generate des lettres edifiantes.
Vol. L Lettre du pere Gabriel Marest, jesuite, au pere de Lamberville, procureur
de la mission du Canada, con tenant la relation de son voyage a la baie
d'Hudson, avec d'Iberville, 1694-95.
Lettre du pere Cholenec, jesuite, au pere Augustin LeBlanc, procureur des mis-
sions du Canada, dat6e " Au Sault St. Louis, le 27 Aoiit 1715," contenant
les particularites de la vie de Tegahkouita, jeune vierge Iroquoise.
Lettre du meme pere, contenant 1'histoire de plusieurs fervents Neophytes
Iroquois.
Lettre du pere Sebastien Risles, missionnaire chez les sauvages Abenaquis
a son neveu, datee a Nanrantsouak, le 15 octobre 1722, donnant des details
sur sa mission.
Lettre du meme a son frere, en date du 12 octobre 1723, contenant des details
sur ses travaux et sur le caractere des Abenaquis;
Lettre du pere de la Chasse, superieur des missions de la Nouvelle-France>
date a Quebec, le 29 octobre 1724, contenant le le'cit de la mort du pere
Rasles.
Lettre du pere ***, missionnaire chez les Abenaquis, datee de St. Francois, le
21 octobre 1757, contenant le r6cit des evenements de Carillon et du Fort
George.
Lettre du pere Gabriel Marest, datee aux Cascaskias, village Illinois, le 9
novembre 1712 contenant des details sur le pays et les sauvages Illinois.
L'AMERIQUE.J HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1193
Lettres Edifiantes et curieuses -Continuation.
Deux lettres du pere Poisaon, rmssionnaire aux Akensas (la deruiere en date du
3 octobre 1727.)
Voll. II. Lettre du pere Petit, au pere d'Avaugour, procureur des missions de I'Amerique
septentrionale, datee fa 'la NouveLle Orleans, le 12 juillet 1730, sur le
massacre des Natchez.
Lettve du pere Vivier, missiounaire aux Illiuois, en date du 8 juin 1750.
Lettre du meme, datee "aux Illinois, le 17 novcmbre 1750", contenant des
details sur la mission des Illinois.
Lettre du pere Margat, datee a Notre-Dame de la Petite Anse, cote de St.
Domingue, dependante du Cap, le 27 fevrier 1725.
Lettre du meme, datee du meme lieu, le 20 novembre 1730, (sur les Piutades).
Lettre du meme, en date du 2 fevrier 1729, sur les premiers temps et les pre
oners habitants de 1'Ile de St. Domiugue.
Lettre du meme, au procureur general des missions de 1'Amerique Meridionale
datee au Cap, le 20 juillet 1743, contenant d'amples details sur les missions
de la cote de St. Domingue.
Lettre d'un missionnaire, ecrite de Cayenne en 1718.
Lettre du pere Crossard, superieur des missions en File de Cayenne, en date du
10 novembre 1726, sur les travaux de ces missions.
Lettre du pere Lavit, datee a Cayenne, le 23 octobre 1728.
Lettre du pere Fauque, datee de Kourou, dans la Guyane, le 15 Janvier 1729.
Lettre du pere Lombard, datee du meme lieu, le 23 fevrier 1730.
Lettre du pere Fauque, datee a Cayenne, le ler mars 1780.
Lettre du pere Lombard, datee de Kourou (Guyane) le 11 avril 1733.
Lettre du pere Fauque, datee a Ouyapoc, le 2 juiu 1735.
Lettre du nieme, en date du 20 septembre 1736.
Lettre du meme, en date du 20 avril 1738.
Lettre du meme, datee "Ala Cayenne, le 27 decembre 1744 (eontenarit la rela-
tion de la prise du fort d'Ouyapoe par tin corsaire anglais.
Vol. III. Ce volume coutient des relations des mission's Espaguoles le long du Maragnon,
dans la Californie, le Mexique, le Perou et le Paraguay, entre autres :
Etat des missions des peres jesuites de la province du Paraguay parmi les
Indiens appeles Chiquites, etc., etc.
Lettre du pere Bouchet, sur les missions du Paraguay, en date du 14 lev. 1716.
Vol. IV. Ce volume est entierement consacre aux missions du Paraguay.
Voir aussi dans le catalogue general, 1'Histoire generate des missions, par le
baron Henrion.
Annales de la propagation de la Foi. Recueil periodique, faisant suite
aux Lettres Edifiantes (et dont la publication (a Lyon) a commence en
182/.) 28 vol. 8vo.
Une partie de chaque volume est consacr6e aux missions de I'Ameriqne, principa-
ment a celles de la Louisiane, de 1'Ohio, de Kentucky, des Florides, du Texas
du Bresil, du Michigan, du Missouri, de New York, de Charleston, de Buf-
falo, de Boston, de Baltimore, etc., etc.
1. Mission dela Baie d'Hudson et du Canada : Lettres de M. Provencher sur la
mission de la Baie d'Hudson, vols. 4(1830,) 9 (1836,) 13 (1841.') Lettres
de Monseigneur Gaulin, vol. 12 (1840.) Lettres des RR. PP. Bourassa,
Fisette, Laverlochere, Chazelie, etc., vol. 17. Des P. Pubert, Laverlochere
1194 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRB DE
Annales de la propagation de la Foi. Continuation.
et Hantpaux, vol. 18. Des PP. Aubert, Chore" etLaverlochere, vol. 20. Du
pere Laverlochere et de M. Belcourt, vol. 23. Des PP. Fr6miot, Faraud,
Kohler, de Mgr. Tach6, du pere Laverlochre, vol. 24. De MM. Belcourt,
Fayole, etc., vol. 25. Des PP. Fremiot, Point et Arnaud, vol. 26. De Mgr.
Tache et du pere Fremiot, vol. 27. De M. Soulerin et du pere d'Herbonez,
vol. 28.
2. Mission de Terre-Neuve, de Labrador, de la Nouvelle Ecosse, etc. vols. 9
(1836) 11 (1838)14(1842.)
3. Mission de la Colombie et des Montagnes Rocheuses. Lettres de M. Bolduc
et du pere de Smet, vol. 17. Des PP. de Smet et Joset, vol. 18. Des PP.
Joset et Caveng, vol. 21. Du pere de Smet, voL 22.
On trouve aussi dans les vols. 22 et 23 une histoire de l'6glise des Etats-Unis
d'Ame>ique.
Rapports sur les missions du diocese de Quebec qui sont secourues par 1'asso-
ciation de la propagation de la foi. 2 vol. 8vo. Quebec, 1839.
Vol. I. Rapport No. 1, (Janv. 1839) contenant une notice sur les diverses missions du
diocese de Quebec.
Rapport No. 2 (Janv. 1840) contenant une lettre de M. Belcourt sur la mission de
la Riviere Rouge, une notice sur la mission de la Colombie. avec un rapport
de MM. Blanchet et Demers, missionnaires, etc., etc.
Rapport No. 3 (Janv. 1841) contenant deux lettres de M. Belcourt sur la mission
de la Riviere Rouge ; de longs details fournis par MM. Demers et Blanchet
sur la mission de la Colombie ; une lettre de M. Dumoulin sur la mission du
St. Maurice.
Rapport No. 4 (Janv. 1842,) contenant deux lettres de M. Belcourt et une dej M.
Darveau, sur la mission de la Riviere Rouge ; une lettre de M. Blanchet,
sur la mission de la Colombie, et une lettre de M. Payment, sur la mission
du St. Maurice.
Mission de la Colombie, deuxieme lettre et journal de M. J. B. Z. Bolduc, mis-
sionnaire a la Colombie. Quebec, 1845.
Vol. II. Rapport No. 5 (Juin 1843) contenant des lettres de MM. Thibault et Belcourt,
sur la mission de la Riviere Rouge; plusieurs lettres de MM. Demers
et Blanchet sur la mission de la Colombie ; des extraits du journal de M.
Bolduc, lors de son voyage de Boston a Valparaiso, et des lettres e'crites
par ce monsieur et son confrere M. Langlois, missionnaire a la Colombie ;
une lettre de M. Payment sur la mission du St. Maurice.
Rapport No. 6 (Juillet 1845) contenant la suite du journal de M. Bolduc; quatre
lettres de M. Demers, une de M. Blanchet, et une de M. Bolduc sur la mis-
sion de la Colombie ; trois lettres de M. Belcourt, deux de M. Thibault, et
une de M. Darveau, sur la mission de la RiviSre Rouge ; deux lettres de M.
Maurault sur la mission du Saint Maurice.
Rapport No. 7 (Juillet 1847) contenant entre autres ; me'moire presente a la S.
Congregation de la Propagande sur le territoire de 1'Oregon, par Mgr. F. N.
Blanchet, e've'que de Drasa. Extraits de diverses lettres de MM. Demers et
Bolduc. Diverses lettres de M. Belcourt, de Mgr. Provencher, de MM.
Thibault et Bourassa, une lettre de R. P. Laverlochere sur la mission d'Ab-
bitibbi. Une lettre du R6v. A. M. Bourassa, sur la mission du St. Maurice, et
deux lettres de R. P. Durocher, sur la mission du Saguenay.
L'AMERIQUE.J HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1195
Rapports sur les missions du diocese de Quebec Continuation.
Rapport No. 8 (Avril 1849) contenant diverges lettres de Mgr. Blanchet, et de
M, Brouillet sur la mission de Walla- Walla, (Oregon) ; une lettre de M.
Desruisseaux, sur la mission de Labrador, une de Mgr. Demers sur la mis-
sion de Vancouver, etc., etc., etc.
Rapports de 1' association de la propagation de la Foi, etablie a Montreal, en
vertu d'un indult du Saint Siege, et annoncee au diocese par le mande-
ment du 18 avril 1838. 1 vol. 8vo. Montreal, 1839-50, comprenant :
Rapport No. 1, Mai 1839.
Rapport No. 2, juia 1840, contenant entre autres, la relation d'une mission faite
en 1'ete de 1837 le long de la riviere del'Ottawa jusqu'au lac Te'miskaming,
et au-dela jusqu'au lac de 1'Abbitibbi, par M. Bellefeuille, et un precis de la
3e mission du meme missionnaire a Temiskaming, Abbitibbi et Grand Lac.
Rapport No. 3, juillet 1841, contenant: relation d'une mission faite en 1'ete de
1839 le long de la riviere de.l'0ttawa jusqu'au lac de Temiskaming, etc.,
par M. Charles Ed. Poire, preire. Mission du lac a la Truite, par le meme.
Apercu de la mission et de la visile faite le long de 1'Ottawa par Mgr. Ignace
Bourget, dans 1'ete de 1840. Mission chez les sauvages du Haut-Canada,
par Mgr. Gaulin. Mission de la baie d'Hudson, par Mgr. Provencher.
Rapport No. 4, decembre 1842, contenant, entre autres, un precis des missions
du diocese de Montreal, et des lettres de MM. Moreau, Desautels et La.
france, missionnaires.
Rapport de Janvier 1850, contenant entre autres, une lettre de M. Leblond, mis-
sionnaire a Roxton, une de R. P. Laverloch^re, missionnaire a la Baie
d'Hudson, et une du R. P. Bermoud, missionnaire a la Riviere Rouge.
Notice sur la Riviere Rouge dans le territoire de la Baie d'Hudson. Montreal,
' 1848.
Lettre du pere Laverlochere, a Mgr. de By town sur la mission de la Riviere
Rouge, (24 novembre 1848.)
Laroche-Heron, C. de. [H. de Courcy.] Les Servantes de Dieu en
Canada, (1853). Essai sur 1'histoire des communautes religieuses de
cette Province. 8vo. Montreal, 1855.
L'auteur reconnait dans 1'introduction avoir " puis6 tons les chiffres, les dates et
les donnees officielles dans les tableaux statistiques du savant Cnuadien, M.
Jacques Viger," Chevalier Commandeur de 1'ordre de St. Gregoire le Grand.
[Martin, Dom Claude.] Vie de la venerable Mere Marie de F Incarnation, pre-
miere Superieure des Ursulines de la Nouvelle France, tiree de ses lettres
et de ses Merits. 4to. Paris, 1677.
Voir Faribault, p. 92.
Marie de 1' Incarnation. Lettres de la venerable Mere Marie de 1' Incarna-
tion, premiere Superieure des Ursulines de la Nouvelle France. 4to.
Paris, 1681.
Voir Faribault, p. 91.
Ragueneau, R. P. Paul. Vie de la Mere Catherine de St. Augustin, religieuse
hospitaliere de la Misericorde de Kebec, dans la Nouvelle-France. 8vo.
Paris, 1671.
K
1196 HISTORY OF AMERICA.
[Juchereau de St. Ignace, La mere Francoise.] Histoire de I'H&tel-Dieu
de Quebec. 12mo. Montauban, 1751.
Mance, Mademoiselle. Vie de, et histoire de 1'Hotel-Dieu de Villemarie,
dans 1'Ile de Montreal en Canada ; (par 1'abbe Faillon.) Ouvrage illus-
tre". 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1854.
Bourgeoys, la Soeur Marguerite, dite du Saint Sacrement, fondatrice de la
Congregation de Notre-Darae de Villemarie, en Canada. Sa vie (par
M. Montgolfier, Superieur du Seminaire de Villemarie.) 12mo. Ville-
naarie, 1818.
Vie de la Sceur Bourgeoys, fondatrice de la Congregation de Notre-
Dame de Villemarie, en Canada, suivie de 1' histoire de cet Institut
jusqu'a ce jour, et precedee d'une introduction; (par 1'abbe Faillon.)
Illustre. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1853.
Premier titre de 1'ouvrage : " Me"moires particuliers pour servir a 1'histoire de
1'Eglise dans TAmerique du Word."
Youville, Md. d'. Fondatrice des Sceurs de la Charite de Villemarie, dans
1'Ile de Montreal, en Canada. Sa vie, (par 1'abbe Faillon.) 8vo. Avec
portrait et gravures, fac-simile, etc. Paris, 1852.
L'ouvrage contient aussi des notices sur lea Superieures des Sceurs de la Charite
qui ont succed6 a Madame d'Touville.
Seton, Mrs. Eliza A. Foundress and first Superior of the Sisters of Charity
in the United States. Life of. With an historical sketch of the sister-
hood, from its foundation ; by Revd. Charles J. "White. 8vo. New
York, 1853.
The Appendix contains Mr. Felicchi's Exposition and Vindication of Catholic
Doctrine ; also, a List of Establishments under the charge of the Daughters
of Charity.
Sur 1'histoire de la Religion en Canada: Voyez aussi les Historiens, entre autrea
Charlevoix, Brasseur de Bourbourg, etc.
Catholic Church, the, in the United States : pages of History. By Henry
de Courcy, author of " Les Servantes de Dieu en Canada, etc." Trans-
lated and enlarged by John Gilmary Shea. Second Edition, revised.
12mo. New York, 1857.
This Work was written originally in French for the Ami de la Religion, and the
Univers, of Paris.
Voir aussi Touron : Histoire de 1'Amerique.
Baird, Revd. Robert. Origin, progress and present condition of Religion in the
United States, with notices of the unevangelical denominations. 8vo.
Glasgow, 1844.
.__ La religion aux Etats Unis d'Amerique, avec des notices
sur les communions non evangliques. Ouvrage traduit del' anglais par
L. Burnier. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1844.
L'AMERIQTJE.] HISTORY OF AMERICA. 1197
Belcher, Joseph. Religious Denominations of the United States, their his-
tory, doctrine, government and Statistics. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1854.
Mather, Cotton. Magnalia Christi Americana, or Ecclesiastical history of New-
England, from 1620 to 1698. In seven Books. 1. Antiquities. 2,
Lives of the Governors and Names of the Magistrates of New-England.
3. The lives of Sixty famous Divines. 4. An account of the University
of Cambridge in New-England. 5. Acts and Monuments of the faith
and order in the Churches of New-England. 6. A faithful record of
many illustrious wonderful Providences. 7. The wars of our Lord,
being an history of the manifold afflictions and disturbances of the
Churches in New-England. Folio. London, 1702.
See Rich. vol. 1. p. 3.
Another edition, with notes by Rev. Mr. Robbins, and a memoir
of Cotton Mather, by Samuel G. Drake. 2 vol. 8vo. Hartford, 1855.
Military duties, a religious discourse to an artillery company,
in Charlestown. 18mo. Boston. 1687.
Discourse to the forces engaged in the war against the Indians.
18mo. Boston, 1C89.
Mather, Increase. Remarkable Providences, illustrative of the earliest days of
American colonisation, with a preface by George Offor. 12mo. London,
1856.
Published first, Boston, 1684.
Dalcho, Fred. An historical account of the Protestant Episcopal church in
South Carolina, from the first settlement of the Province to the war of
the revolution ; with some account of the early civil history of Carolina
never published. 8vo. Charleston, 1820.
Wilberforcej S. History of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America ; by
Samuel, Lord Bishop of Oxford. Second Edition. I2mo. London,
1846.
Vide also, Anderson, Rev. Jas. S. M, History of the Church of England in the
colonies and foreign dependencies of the British Empire. 3 vols. 8vo.
London, 1845-56.
Hawkins, Ernest. Historical notices of the Missions of the Church of Eng-
land in the North American Colonies, prior to American independence.
8vo. London, 1845.
Brainerd, David. An account of the life of the Reverend, Minister of the
Gospel, Missionary to the Indians, and Pastor of a Church of Christian
Indians in New Jersey, who died at Northampton, New England, 9th
October, 1747. By Jonathan Edwards, to which is annexed Mr. Brai-
nerd' s Journal while among the Indians, with an Appendix relative to
the Indian Affairs. 8vo. Edinburgh. 1/65.
1198 HISTORY OF AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Hobart, Bishop. The early life and professional years of, by John- McVicar,
D.D., with a preface containing a history of the Church in America, by
Walter Farquhar Hook, D.D. 8vo. Oxford, 1838.
Eerrian, Rev. D. W. An historical sketch of Trinity Church, New York.
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Caswall, Revd. Henry. America, and the American Church. Second Edi-
tion. Svo. London, 1851.
The author had been fourteen years in the seryice of the (Protestant Episcopal)
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Hodge, Charles. The Constitutional History of the Presbyterian church in the
United States of America. (1705-1788). 2 vol. 8vo. Philadelphia,
1839-40.
Dixon, James. Personal narrative of a tour through the United States and
Canada, with historical notices of Methodism in America. 8vo. New
York, 1849.
Churchill, Charles. Memorials of [Wesleyan] Missionary life in Nova Scotia.
12mo. London. 1845.
Philip Musgrave : or Memoirs of a Church of England Missionary in the
North American colonies; edited by J. Abbott. 1846. Colon. Libr.
Loskiel, G. H. History of the Mission of the United Brethren among the
Indians in North America, translated from the German, by Christian
Ignacius LaTrobe. Svo. London, 1794.
Robertson, Rev J. History of the Mission of the Secession Church to Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward's Island. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1847.
Darling, Rev. "W. S. Sketches of Canadian life, lay and ecclesiastical, illustrative
of Canada and the Canadian Church. Svo. London, 1849.
Mountain, G. J., Bishop of Montreal. Journal during a visit to the Church
Missionary Society's North American Mission [Red River ;] with an
historical notice of the formation and progress of the Mission in Prince
Rupert's Land. I2mo. London, 1845.
Ryerson, Rev. John. Hudson's Bay : or a [Wesleyan] Missionary tour in the
Territory of the Hudson's Bay Company. 12mo. Toronto, 1855.
Bettridge, Rev. W. Brief History of the Church in Upper Canada, with an
exhibition of its spiritual wants, and Notes on the Clergy Reserves
Question. Svo. London, 1838 : bound up with
Morris, Hon. W. Reply to Six Letters of Archdeacon Strachan on the Clergy
Reserves Question. 8vo. Toronto, 1838.
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its establishment (1842) to 1852. 8vo. Toronto and Cobourg.
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Set, On Mormons and Mormonism :
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Edinburgh Review, vol. xeix.
"Westminster Review, New Series, vol. iii.
Revue des Deux Mondes, ler Septembre 1853.
We also refer, for the history of religion in particular countries, to works on the
general history of such countries, as for instance ;
Charlevoix, History of Paraguay.
Eyzaguirre, Histoire du ChilL
Gumella, Histoire de 1'Orenoque.
Echevarry, Histoire du Paraguay sous les Jesuites.
Bridges' Annals of Jamaica.
Philippo, Jamaica.
Oliver, Th-e Puritan Commonwealtli.
II. SOUTH AMERICA. | II. AMERIQUE MERIDIONALE.
Brazil. A concise Account of the discovery, settlement and cultivation of
Brazil by the Portuguese ; the conquest of part of that country by the
Dutch, and the recovery thereof by the Portuguese. Harris' Collection,
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G-andavo, Pero de Magalhaes de. Histoire de la Province de Santa Cruz, que
nous nommons ordinairement le Bresil, publiee d'abord a Lisbonne, en
1576, publiee en Franc.ais en 1840. Ternaux, RecueiL Vol. 2.
Voir le catalogue de Ternaux, p. 27.
Bresil. Histoire de ce qui s'est passe en Ethiopie, Malabar, Bresil et es Indes
Orientales, tiree des lettres es annees 1620 jusques a 1624. Traduite
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Beauchamp, Alph. de. Histoire du Bresil, depuis sa decouverte en 1500 jus-
qu'en 1810, contenant 1'origine de la Monarchic Portugaise, le tableau
du regne de ses rois, et des conquetes des Portugais dans 1'Afrique et
dans 1'Inde ; la decouverte et la description du Bresil, etc., enfin, 1'his-
toire civile, politique et commerciale, les revolutions et 1'etat actuel de
cette vaste contree. 3 vol. 8vo. Paris, 18 15,
1200 HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE
Henderson, James. The History of Brazil, comprising its geography, com-
merce, colonization, aboriginal inhabitants, &c., with 28 plates, 2 Maps
and an Appendix on Zoology. 4to. London, 1821.
Southey. Robert. History of Brazil. 3 vols. 4to. London, 1817-1822.
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Straten-Ponthoz, Le Comte Auguste Van der. Le Budget du Bresil, ou
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Fermin, Philippe. Description generate, historique, geographique et physique
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plus remarquable, touchant sa situation, son gouvernement, les mceurs
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1796.
L'AMERIQTJE DTJ STTD.] HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA. 1201
IVIalouet, V. P. Collection de Memoires et Correspondences officielles sur
1' administration des Colonies, et notamment sur la Guiane Francaise et
Hollandaise. 5 vol. 8vo. Paris, An X.
Vol. I. L'lle de Cayenne et Continent de la Guiane. Correspondance officielle.
" II. Precis de la Correspondance Officielle de MM. Fiedmond et Malouet.
" III. Compte rendu de mon voyage a Surinam ; suivi de recherches et observa-
tions faites a Surinam, par MM. Mentel et Mettereau, et de divers me-
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" IV. et V. Essai sur St. Domingue. Du traitement et de 1'emploi des negres en
Amerique, etc.
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methode sexuelle, avec plusieurs memoires sur differents sujets interes-
sants, relatifs a la culture et au commerce de la Guiane Frai^aise, et
une notice de 1'Ile de France. Ouvrage orne de pres de 400 planches
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Paris, 1843.
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sur les Colonies Franchises, imprimees en 1838. Avec une carte. Svo.
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3. Note sur la foudation d'une nouvelle Colonie dans la Guyane Frnncaise. Svo.
Paris, 1844.
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Pacini, E. La Guyane. Revue Contemporaire, vol. 1, p. 350.
Voir aussi dans les VOYAGES, Saint Hilaire, Voyage dans le district des Diamans,
etc.
1202 HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA. [H1STOIRE DE
Dalton, Henry G. The History of British Guiana, comprising a general des-
cription of the Colony, a narrative of some of the principal events,
from the earliest period of its discovery to the present time, together
with an account of its climate, geology, staple products, and natural
history. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1855.
Halliday's West Indies contains also a History of British Guiana.
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primento e conquista del Peru, fatta da Francesco Pizarro, e da Her-
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Francesco. Relatione di Francesco Xeres della conquista fatta da Fran-
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de plusieurs desolations a peine croyables, arrives au Perou par 1'ambition
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account of the establishments formed there by the Jesuits from among
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L'AMEUIQUE DTI STJD.] HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA. 1205
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Ouvrage remarquable pour le style etpourl'exactitude, et le premier qui ait paru
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L'ouvrage de Humboldt sur Cuba contient aussi un apergu sur la situation et les
ressources du Venezuela.
Guyon, 1'abbe. Histoire des Amazones ancienries et modernes. En deux
parties. 12mo. Paris, 1740.
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des principales rivieres qui s'y jettent. Dans laquelle on traite du
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Messire Jacques Amproux,) est signee L. D. P. (que Brunet traduit par L. De
Poincy,) au nom des habitaus de 1' Amerique.
Autre edition du meme ouvrage. 4to. Rotterdam, 1665.
Cette seconde edition est revue par De Rochefort, etcontient plusieurs lettresqui
ne sont pas dans la premiere, entre autres du Chevalier de Poincy, qui parle
de 1'ouvrage comrae n'y ayant pris aucune part, de M. Ed. Graeves, etc.
Troisieme edition du meme ouvrage. 12mo. Lyon, 1667.
Sur les ouvrages de Dutertre et de Rochefort. Voyez 1'avant-propos de 1'Histoire
gencrale des Antilles par Adtien Dessalle?, Vol. 1.
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Anglaises, Danoises et Suedoises. Voir V Univers Pittoresque, Ame'ri-
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Vol. I. et II. Premiere Serie.
" III. Fin de la Premiere Serie, corr.prenant aussi : Histoire Legislative des
Antilles ou Annales du Conseil Souverain de la Martinique. Tome I.
premiere pai tie : Tableau historique du Gouvernement de cette Colo-
nie, auquel on a joint 1'analyse raisonnee des lois qui y ont etc publi-
c's, etc. Par Pierre Regis Dessalles, Conseiller au conseil souverain
de la Martinique, avec dea annotations par son petit-fils, Adrien Dea-
salles.
" IV. Tome premier de In Seconde Serie. Histoire commerciale et poli-
tique des Antilles, traitant des evenements survenus aux Antilles
depuis 1'avenement de Louis XV au trone jusqu'a la paix d'Aix la
Chapelle ; et des projets de colonisation faits durant cette periode.
" V. Tome II de la Seconde Serie. Histoire commerciale et politique des
Antilles. Traitant des evenements survenus aux Antilles jusqu'a la
mort de Louis XV, etc., des proces intentes aux Jesuites a la suite
du commerce entrepris a la Martinique par le pere Lavalette, etc.
Descourtilz, J- Th. Flore Medicale des Antilles, ou traite des plantes usu-
elles des Colonies Fraii9aises, Anglaises, Espagnoles et Portugaises. 8
vol. 8vo. Paris, 1821-1829.
Davy, John. The West Indies, before and since Slave Emancipation. 8vo.
London, 1854.
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Petit. Dissertations sur le droit public des Colonies Fra^aises, Espagnoles et
Anglaises, d'apres les loix des Trois Nations, compare es entr'elles ;
dans la lere on traite de la guerre eutre 1'Angleterre et ses colonies,
et de Fetat civil et religieux des Canadiens catholiques. 8vo. Geneve.
1778.
. ... Droit Public ou Gouvernement des colonies Francaises, d'apres les lois
faites pour ces pays. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1771.
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dependances, depuis leur dcouverte. Tome I. Les lois et constitu-
tions, 1550-1703. Tome II. 1704-1721. Tome III. 1722-1749.
Tome IV. 1750-1765. Tome V. 17G6-1779. 5vol. 4to. Paris,
1784.
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Boyer-Peyreleau, E. E. Les Antilles Fransaises, particulierement la Gua-
deloupe jusqu'en 1823. Ouvrage orn6 d'une carte de la Guadeloupe, et
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Indes Occidentals. 8vo. Lausanne, 1784.
Les Colonies Fran9aises : Essai sur la nature du gouvernement, de la popu-
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sur T emancipation dans les Colonies. 2 vol. Folio. Paris, (Imp.
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Esmangart. Des colonies Fra^aises, et en particulier de 1'ile de Saint Domin-
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Bar re Saint- Venant. Des Colonies modernes sous la zone torride, et par-
ticulierement de celle de Saint Domingue. 8vo. Paris, 1802.
Malenfant, Le Col. Des Colonies et particulierement de celle de Saint Do-
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Dalmas, M. Histoire de la revolution de St. Domingue depnis le commence-
ment des troubles jusqu'a la prise de Jeremie et du Mole St. Nicolas
par les Anglais ; suivie d'un memoire sur le retablissement de cette
colonie. 2vol. 8vo. Paris, 1814.
Pradt, M. de. Pieces relatives a Saint Domingue et a 1'Amerique ; pour faire
suite aux ouvrages de 1'auteur sur 1'Amerique. 8vo. Paris, 1818.
Metral, Ant. Histoire de 1'insurrection des Esclaves dans le Nord de St. Do-
mingue. 8vo. Paris, 1818.
Perin, Rene. L'incendie du Cap, ou le regne de Toussaint Louverture. 12mo.
Paris, 1802.
Gastine, Civique de. Histoire de la r6publique de Hayti, ou St. Domingue,
1'esclavage et les colons. 8vo. Paris, 1819.
Toussaint L'Ouverture, the Negro Patriot of Hayti. The Life of, compri-
sing an account of the struggle for liberty in the Island, and its history
to the present period, by J. R. Beard. 12mo. London, 1853.
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Moreau de Saint Mery. Description de la partie Espagnole de Tile St.
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Lacroix, Baron Pamphile de. Memoires pour servir a 1'histoire de la revolu-
tion de Saint Domingue, avec une carte nouvelle de Tile et un plan topo-
graphique de la Crete a Pierrot. Seconde edition. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris,
1820.
Soirees Bermudiennes, ou entretiens sur les evenements qui ont opere la
mine de la partie Francaise de St. Domingue. Par F. C * * *, un de
ses precedents colons. 8vo. Paris, 1802.
Sanders, Prince. Haytian Papers, a collection of the proclamations, and other
official documents, together with some account of the rise, progress and
present state of the Kingdom ; with a preface. 8vo. 'London, 1816.
Macaulay, Zachary. Haiti, ou renseignements sur 1'esclavage. Traduit de
1'anglais. 8vo. Paris, 1835.
D'Alaux, G. Soulouque et soi^ Empire, 12mo. Paris, 1856.
Lepelletier Saint-Remi. La republique d'Haiti et ses revolutions. Revue
des Deux Mondes, 15 novembre 1845.
See also onHayti; Blackwood's Magazine, vol. iv. p. 130 and x, p, 545; Lon-
don Quart. Rev., vol. xxi. p. 430 ; North American Review, vols. xii. p.
and xxviii. Pamphleteer, vol. xiii. p. 150.
Antilles Anglaises- Leur histoire et leur commerce. 12mo. Paris, 1758.
Edwards, Bryan. History, civil and commercial, of the British colonies in the
West Indies. Second edition, illustrated with maps. 2 vols. 4to.
London, 1794.
Same work. Third edition for the three first volumes, and
fifth for the other two, continued to the present time, with a sketch of
the author's life. 5 vols. 8vo. London, 1801-1819.
Vol. Ill of said book contains an Historical Survey of the French Colony on the
Island of St. Domingo: Comprehending an account of the revolt of the
negroes in the year 1791 and a detail of the military transactions of the
british army in that Island in the years 1793 and 1794, and also: A tour
through the several islands of Barbados, St. Vincent, Antigua, Tobago and
Grenada, in 1791 and 1792, by Sir Win. Young. Bart. Also, An historical
account of the constitution of Jamaica, (first ascribed to Lord Lyttleton, but)
drawn up by some person in the plantation office in Great Britain. Also,
a catalogue of exotic plants in the garden of Heulon East, Esq., Island of
Jamaica, by Arthur Broughton, M. D.
Vol. IV. [Fifth edition 1819,] contains a description of British Colonies omitted
by M. Edwards, and a history of the abolition of the Slave trade.
Vol. V. [Fifth edition 1819,] contains a supplement to the history of St. Domingo;
an Appendix containing valuable statistical informations, and a Poem
entitled " Jamaica," by Bryan Edwards, Esq.
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Halliday. Sir Andrew. The West Indies : the natural and physical history of
the Windward and Leeward Colonies, with the history of the past and
present state of British Guiana : a geological map of the Barbadoes, and
a catalogue of plants, by J. D. Maycock, M. D. 12mo. London, 1837.
Schomtmrgk, Sir Rob. H. The history of Barbados, comprising a geogra-
phical and statistical description of the Island, a sketch of the historical
events since the settlement and an account of its geology and natural
productions. 8vo. London, 1848.
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and modern state of that Island. Illustrated with copper-plates. 3
vols. 4to. London, 1774.,
Vol. Ill contains the natural history of the Island and a translation of the French
Codes noirs of 1685 and 1716, with comments and "a compendious discourse
on the antient inhabitants of Jamaica."
Browne, Patrick. The civil and natural history of Jamaica: containing 1. An
accurate description of that Island, its situation and soil ; with a brief
account of its former and present state, government and revenues, pro-
duce and trade. 2. An history of the natural productions, includ-
ing the various sorts of native fossils, perfect and imperfect vegetables,
quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles and insects, with their properties and
uses in mechanics, diet and physic. Illustrated with 49 copper-plates,
in which the most curious productions are represented of their natural
sizes, and delineated immediately from the objects, by George Dyoni-
sius Ehret. There are now added complete Linnsean Indexes, and a
large and accurate map of the Island. Folio. London, 1789.
Jamaica in 1808-9-10. Lond. Quart. Review. Vol. 6, p. 147.
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vol. 46, p. 75.
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London, 1843.
This is principally the religious history of Jamaica.
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OCCIDENTALES.] HISTORY OP WEST INDIES. 1211
Dallas, R- C. The history of the Maroons, including the expedition to Cuba,
and the state of the Island of Jamaica for the last ten years, with a
succinct history of that island previous to that period. 2 vols. 8vo.
London, 1803.
Humboldt, Alex. de. Essai politique sur 1'Isle de Cuba, avec une carte et un
supplement qui renferme des considerations sur la population, la richesse
et le commerce de 1'Archipel des Antilles et la Colombie. 2 vols. 8vo.
Paris, 1826.
Get ouvrage fait aussi partie de 1'Atlas geographique et physique des regions
equinoxiales du nouveau continent.
The Island of Cuba : translated from the Spanish with notes
and a preliminary essay, by J. S. Thrasher. 8vo. London, 1856.
Ramon de la Sagra. Histoire de 1'Isle de Cuba ; trad, par S. Berthelot
avec annotations. 2 vol. 8vo., avec Atlas, fol. Paris, 1842-44.
Vol. I. Geographic, climat, population.
" II. Agriculture, commerce, revenus, et Appendice.
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8vo. London, 1840.
Beauvallon, J. B. Rosemond de. L'Isle de Cuba. 8vo. Paris, 1844.
Harponville, le Vte. La reine des Antilles, ou situation actuelle de 1'Isle de
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8vo. Paris, 1850.
Ballon, Mathurin M. History of Cuba, or notes of a traveller in the tropics,
being a political, historical, and statistical account of the country, from
its first discovery to the present time. 8vo. Boston, 1844.
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and its Political Economy. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 17, p. 265.
, Commerce of. Idem. Vol. 7, p. 319 ; vol. 9, p. 337 ; vol. 21, p. 34 ;
vol. 2, p. 523; vol. 21, p. 519 ; vol. 3, p. 351 ; vol. 6, p. 81.
1212 HISTORY OF CENTRAL AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE I/A-
West India Affairs in 1807. Edinburgh Review, vol. 9, p. 304.
in 1809. Do., vols. 13, p. 277, and 14,
p. 95.
in 1817. Do., vol. 28, r p. 340.
in 1824. Do., vol. 42, p. 479.
West India Colonies. London Quarterly Review, vol. 30, p. 560.
in 1849. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 63, pp. 5-219-
659.
West India Controversy. Blackwood's Magazine, vols. 14, p. 437-647 ;
15, p. 68; 16, p. 682; 31, p. 412-807.
London Quarterly Review, vol. 45, p. 209.
West India Distress. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 3, p. 346.
, Remedy for. Edinburgh Review, vol. 14, p. 95.
West India Slavery. Edinburgh Review, vol. 19, p. 129; 41, p. 464; 45,
p. 175 and 46, p. 219-300.
London Quarterly Review, vol. 32, p. 507.
Fraser's Magazine, vols. 2, p. 43-440-556, and 3, p.
414.
West Indies. History of the, London Quarterly Review, vol. 38, p. 193.
IV. CENTRAL AMERICA. IV. AMERIQUE CENTRALE.
Oviedo, Gonzalo Fernandez. Histoire de Nicaragua, (6critedans le 16e siecle,)
publiSe pour la premiere fois en ] 840. Voir Ternaux, Recueil, etc., vol. 14.
Juarros, don Domingo. A Statistical and Commercial History of the Kingdom
of Guatemala, in Spanish America: containing important particulars
relative to its productions, manufactures, customs, &c., &c., &c. ; with
an account of its conquest by the Spaniards, and a narrative of the prin-
cipal events down to the present time. Translated by J. Baily, Lt. R.
M. 8vo. London, 1823.
/
See also Squier's Nicaragua, <kc.
Sachot, O. De"couvertes nouvelles de monumens antiques dans 1'Amerique
Centrale. Revue G ontemporaine, vol. 29, p. 645.
La Roche-H6ron. Des travaux dans 1'Amerique Centrale pour la jo'nction des
deux Oceans. Ibid, vol. 5, p. 284 et 450.
Central America. Dublin University Magazine, vol. 19, p. 189. North
American Review, vol. 26, p. 127 ; vol. 53, p. 479.
MERIQTJE CENTRALE.J HISTORY OF MEXICO. 1213
Walker's Expedition to Nicaragua. By Wells. I2mo. New York, 1857.
Nicaragua, and the Filibusters. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 79, p. 314.
Central America. Correspondence with the United States respecting.
Printed by order of Parliament. Folio. London, 1856.
See also London Quarterly Review, vol. xcix, p. 235.
Voyez aussi Torqueraada, Monarchia Indiana, et autres anciens Auteurs sur le
Mexique ; aussi, Edward's West Indies et autres ouvrages concernant les
Indes Occidentals.
V. NORTH AMERICA. | V. AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE.
1. MEXICO. | 1. MEXIQUE.
Pour les AntiquiWs Mexicaines, voir ci-devnnt : ANTIQUITES, ETC. (p. 1182.)
Cordova, Hernandez de. His expedition in 1517. See Diaz, Conquest of
Mexico.
Grijalva, Juan de. His expedition in 1518. See Diaz, Conquest of Mexico.
Itineraire du voyage a 1'Ile de Yucatan, fait en 1518 sous
les ordres de Grijalva, redige par le chapelain en chef de la flotte (Juan
Diaz), et publie d'abord en Italien en 1522. Ternaux, Recueil, vol. 10.
Cortes, Hernando. His expedition in 1518. See Diaz, Conquest of Mexico.
Relatione secunda, terza et quarta, etc. Ramusio, vol. 3.
'- Correspondance de Fernand Cortes avec I'Empereur Charles--
Quint, sur la conquete du Mexique. Traduite par M. le vicomte de
Flavigny. 12mo. Paris, 1778.
Voir Faribault, p. 35.
The despatches of, addressed to the Emperor Charles V.,
written during the conquest, now first translated into English, with
notes and introduction, by George Folsom. 8vo. New York, 1843.
See Rich, vol. ii, p. 377.
Relatione d'un gentilhomme de Signer Fernando Cortese,
della gran cetta del Temixtitan Mexico, etc. Ramusio, vol. 3.
Relation abregee sur la Nouvelle Espagne et sur la grande
ville de Temixtitan Mexico, 6crite par .un gentilhomme de la suite de
Fernand Cortes. Ternaux, Recueil, vol. 10.
Ramusio. Vol. 3.
Lettere due di Pedro d'Alvarado a Fernando Cortese, etc.
1214 HISTORY OP MEXICO. [HISTOIRE
Cortes, Hernando. Lettera di DiegoGodoia Fernando Cortese, etc. Idem.
Deux lettres de Pedro d'Alvarado a Fernand Cortes. Ter-
naux, Recueil, vol. 10.
Relation adressee par Diego de Godoi a Fernand Cortes.
Idem.
Voyages et conquetes du capitaine Ferdinand Courtois (Fer-
nand Cortes) es Indes Occidentales ; trad, de 1'Espagnol par Guil. le
Breton Nivernois. 8vo. Paris, 1588.
Voir Faribault, p. 85.
Expedition for the reduction of New Spain, and history of
that conquest. Harris, Coll. Vol. 2. .
Ixtlilxochitl, Don Fernando d'Alba. Histoire des Chichimeques, ou des an-
ciens rois de Tezcuco ; traduite sur le manuscrit espagnol. Ternauz,
Recueil, vol. 12 et 13.
Memoires touchant les cruautes horribles des conquerants
du Mexique. Id. vol. 8.
Voir Clavigero.
Zurita, Alonzo de. Rapport sur les differentes classes de chefs de la Nouvelle-
Espagne avant et depuis la conquete, ecrit vers 1'an 1560. Ternaux,
vol. 11.
Naudet, M. Notice sur 1'ouvrage 1 pr6c6dent. N. S. M., vol. 3.
Soils, Antoine de. Histoire de la conquete du Mexique, ou de la Nouvelle
Espagne, par Fernand Cortez, traduite de 1' Espagnol, (par 1'auteur du
triumvirat, Bon Andre, Cte. deBroe, Seigneur de Citry etdela Guette).
2 tomes en 1 vol. 12mo. La Haye, 1692.
Voir Faribault, p. 121.
The History of the Conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards ; trans-
lated from the Spanish, by Thos. Townsend, and revised by N.
Hooke. Third edition. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1753.
Voir plus haut sous le titre ANTIQUITES, etc., plusieurs ouvrages relatifs au Mexiquei
entre autrea Sahagun, etc.
Diaz del Castillo, Capt. B. True History of the Conquest of Mexico, written
in 1568, translated from the Spanish, by Maurice Keating. 4to.
London, 1800.
The original of this work was first printed in 1632. [Rich.]
_ _ _J The same work, translated by J. J. Lockhart. 2
vols. 8vo. London, 1844.
See Clavigero.
DU MEXIQTTE.J HISTORY OF MEXICO. 1215
Zumarraga, don Juan de. Lettres sur le Mexique a 1'epoque de la conquete.
Ternaux, vol. 1G.
/
Voir aussi Ternaux, Recueils de pidces sur le Mexique, ci-devant, pages 1170 et
1171.
Tezozomoc, don Alvaro. Histoire du Mexique, (ecrite vers 1598) ; traduite
sur un manuscrit ine'dit, par H. Ternaux-Compans. 2 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1853.
Fbirla Revue Contemporaine, vol. xiv. p. 169.
Torquexnada, Fr. Juan de. Los Veinte i uno libros Rituales i Monarchia In-
diana, con el origen y guerras de los Indios occidentales de sus pobla-
ciones, descubrimiento, conquista, conversion y otras cosas maravillosas
de la mesma tierra, distribuydos en tres tomos. 3 vols. Folio.
Madrid, 1723.
Reprinted from the edition of 1615 under the editorship of Barcia. The first
volume treats of the Indians of New Spain, of the customs of the Kingdoms
of Mexico, Tezcuco, Azcaputzalco, Tlacupa, and of the origin of the republics
of Tlaxcallan, Cholulla, and Huetzozingo, together with the history of the
conquest by the Spaniards. The second volume contains a comparison of
the customs of the Mexicans -with those of the nations of antiquity ; and the
third relates to ecclesiastical affairs, including the lives of many members of
the order of Franciscans, to whom the author belonged. [.KzcA.]
Clavigero, Abbe D. F. History of Mexico, collected from Spanish and Mexi-
can Historians, from manuscripts and ancient paintings of the Indians.
Illustrated by Charts and other copper plates. To which are added
critical dissertations on the land, the animals and inhabitants ; trans-
lated from the Italian by Charles Cullen. 2 vols. 4to.' London. 1807.
Printed in Italian in 1780 ; first translated into English in 1787.
The Work of Clavigero contains critical notices of the Ancient Historians
of Mexico, as Diaz del Castillo, Tezozomoc, Ixtlilxochitl, Zurita, Soils, Tor-
quemada, Acosta, Gomara, Sahagun, Herrera, Raynal, Robertson, etc.
Voir Faribault.
PreSCOtt, W. H. History of the conquest of Mexico, with a preliminary
view of ancient Mexican civilization, and the life of the conqueror Her-
nando Cortes. Eighth edition. 3 vols. 8vo. New York, 1851.
' ' ' ' The same work. Second edition. 3 vols. 8vo. London,
1844.
See also Ranking, Historical researches on the conquest of Peru, Mexico, &c.
Mill, Nicolas. History of Mexico, from the Spanish conquest. 8vo. London,
1824.
Voyez aussi PAtlas historique accompagnant la version francaise des voyages de
Bullock.
1216 , HISTORY OF MEXICO. fHISTOIEE DBS
Ward, H. G. Mexico : second edition, with an account of the Mining com-
panies and of the political events in the Republic, to the present day.
2 vols. 8vo., with maps and plates. London, 1829.
The author was a British charge 1 d'affaires in that country during the years 1825,
1826 and part of 1827.
The second volume (Appendix A.) contains the particulars of a journey from
Altamira to Catorce, by Robert Philips.
Mayer, Brantz. Mexico, Aztec, Spanish and Republican, with a view of the
ancient Aztec Empire and civilization, a historical sketch of the late
war, and notices of New Mexico and California. Illustrated. 2 vols.
8vo. Hartford, 1852.
Clave", F. Relations du Mexique avec les Etats-Unis, 1'Angleterre et la France.
Revue des Deux Mondes, 15 dc., 1845.
Denis, Ferdinand. Antiquites du Mexique. Ibid, vol. 1-2, 1831.
Voir dans la section BELLES-LETTRES les ouvrages de Gabriel Ferry. .
Lefebvre de B6cour, Ch. La question du Mexique. Revue des Deux
Mondes. ler mars, 1839.
Page, Th. La revolution du Mexique, en 1832. Ibid, 15 sept. 1833.
Raymond, X. Les anglais et les americains au Mexique et dans 1'Amerique
Centrale. Ibid, 15 avril 1853.
Larenaudiere, M. de. Mexique. Voir I'Univers Pittoresque, Ame'rique, vol. 4.
Fancourt, Chs. St. John. The history of Yucatan, from its discovery to the
close of the 17th century, with a map. 8vo. London, 1854.
Desmousseaux de Givre". Vingt-quatre ann6es de 1'histoire du Mexique.
Revue contemporaine, vol. 1, p. 481 etvol. 3, p. 5.
Mexico and Texas. North American Review, vol. 43, p, 226.
Foreign relations of. Idem, vol. 32, p. 317.
in 1822. Idem, vol, 14, p. 420.
in 1823. London Quarterly Review, vol. 30, p. 152.
: in 1826. North American Review, vol. 22, p. 461.
in 1830. Idem, vol. 31, p. 110.
For history of Mexican Wars, See Section : HISTORY OF WARS IN NORTH AMERICA.
2. UNITED STATES. | 2. ETATS TJNIS.
Hunt, F. W. Pantological system of History. Part 1. Historical Atlas of the
American States. Folio. New York, 1855.
Lorain, P. Origine et fondation des Etats-Unis d'Amerique. 12mo. Paris, 1853.
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Force, Peter. Tracts, respecting the settlement and progress of the North
American Colonies up to the year 1776. 4 vols. 8vo. Washington,
1836-46.
See North American Review, vol. xliii. p. 274.
Chalmers, George. Political annals of the present United Colonies, from their
settlement to the peace of 1763. Fol. London, 1780.
See North American Review, vol. lx, and Rich, vol. 1, 282.
British Dominions in North America. History of, from the first discovery of
that vast continent hy Cabot in 1457 to 1763. 2 vols. in 1. 4to.
London," 1773.
8e in the Historical Magazine, vol. i, a dissertation concerning the supposed
author of this work.
Marshall, John. History of the English Colonies of North America, from
their settlement to the adoption of the federal constitution. 8vo. Phi-
ladelphia, 1824.
Vide also Gordon, History of New Jersey.
Winterbotham, W. Historical, geographical, commercial and philosophical
view of the United States and European settlements in America and
"West Indies. 4 vols. 8vo. London, 1799.
Warden, D. B. A statistical, political and historical account of the United
States of America, from the period of their first colonization to the pre-
sent day. With a map. 3 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1819.
This work also contains a list of books relating to the history of each State.
Description statistique, historique et politique des Etats-Unis
d'Amerique depuis 1'epoque des premiers etablissements jusqu'a nos
jours; trad, de 1' anglais. Edit. orne"e d'une carte des Etats-Unis, d'une
vue de la capitale, etc. 5 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1820.
' See North American Review, vol. xiii, p. 47.
Murray, Hugh. The United States of America, their history from the earliest
period, their industry, commerce, banking institutions and national
works, with a survey of the territory, and illustrations of the natural
history by James Nicol. 3 vols. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1844.
[Saint ard.] Roman politique sur 1'etat present des Etats-Unis d'Amerique.
12mo. Amerique, 1757.
Aliberteiiil, Hilliard d'. Essais historiques et politiques sur les Anglo- Am^-
ricains. Avec 17 cartes et planches. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1781.
Mably, 1'Abbe de. Observations sur le gouvernement et les lois des Etats-Unis
d'Amerique. 8vo. Paris, 1784.
1218 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIEE DES
[Brun, Jean.] Le triomphe du Nouveau Monde. 8vo. Paris, 1785.
[Mazzei et Condorcet.] Recherches historiques et politiques sur les Etats-
Unis de 1'Amerique Septentrionale ; ou Ton traite des etahlissements
des 13 Colonies, etc., par un citoyen de Virginie. 4 vol. 8vo. Colle,
(Paris,) 1788.
Bonnet, J- E. Etats-Unis de I'Amerique, a la fin du 18e siecle. 2 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1802.
Pitkin, Timothy. A political and civil history of the United States of America,
from 1763 to 1793. 2 vols. 8vo. New Haven, 1828.
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Beaujour, le Chevalier de. Sketch of the United States of North America, at
the commencement of the 19th century, from 1800 to 1810 : translated
from the French by Wm. Walton. 8vo. London, 1814.
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Pelet de la Lozere, le Comte. Histoire des Etats-Unis d'Amerique. 8vo.
Paris, 1845.
Rochelle, Roux de. Etats-Unis d'Amerique. 8vo. Paris, 1837.
Voir aussi, Z' Uhivers Pittoresque, Ame"rique, vol. 2.
Regnault (Elias,) et Labaume, (Jules.) Suite des Etats Unis, depuis 1812
jusqu'a nos jours. Voir VTJnivers Pittoresque. Amerique, vol. 5.
Goodrich, S. G. Etats-Unis d'Amerique. Aper9u statistique, historique, geo-
graphique, industriel et social. 8vo. Paris, 1 852.
Hale, Salma. History of the United States to the year 1815 ; for the use of
schools. I2mo. Cooperstown, 1845.
Frost, John. History of the United States of America. 12mo. London, 1838.
Fisher, R. S. The progress of the United States of America, from the earliest
period, geographical, statistical and historical. 8vo. New York,
, 1854.
Vide, also, Fisher's statistical notes to Colton's American Atlas, 1856.
Ramsay, David. History of the United States, from their first settlement as
English Colonies, (1607,) to the year 1808 : continued to the Treaty of
Ghent, hy S. S. Smith and others. Second edition. 3 vols. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1816-1817-
See North American Review, voL vi. p. 331.
Grahame, James. History of the United States of North America, from the
plantation of the British Colonies till the declaration of independence.
4 vols. 8vo. London, 1836.
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ETATS-TJNIS.J HISTORY OF UNITED STATES.
Coxe, Tench. A view of the United States of America, in a series of papers
written at various times between 1787 and 1794. 8vo. Philadelphia,
1794.
Goodrich. Rev. C. A. History of the United States. 8vo. Hartford, 1823.
Willard, Emma. History of the United States, continued to the close of the
Mexican War. 8vo. New York, 1849.
[Fergus.] History of the United States. 2 vols. I2mo. London, 1837.
Lardner's Cyclop.
Raumer, Fred. Von. America and the American People : translated from the
German, by Wm. W. Turner. 8vo. New York, 1846.
EtatS-Unis. Coup-dCEil sur 1'etat actuel des, et sur les evenements qui s'y
preparent, par L. B. de M * * *. 8vo. Paris, 1834.
Hildreth, Richard. History of the United States, from the discovery of the
American continent to the federal Constitution. 3 vols. 8vo. New
York, 1849.
History of the United States, from the adoption of the
federal Constitution to the end of the sixteenth Congress. 3 vols. 8vo.
New York, 1851.
See Edinburgh Review, vol. cii. "Westminster Review, New Series, vol. ii
North American Review, vol. Ixxiii. p. 411.
Hinton, John Howard, and others. History and Topography of the United
States. With 100 maps and plates. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1830-1832.
Grimshaw, Wm. History of the United States, from their first settlement as
Colonies to the peace with Mexico, in 1848. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1856.
Tucker, George. The History of the United States, from their colonisation to
1841. Vol. 1. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1856.
Bancroft, George. History of the United States, from the discovery of the
American Continent. Vols. 1 to 6. [to 1774.] Boston, 1842-1856.
See North American Review, vols. xl, p. 99 and lii, p. 75. Edinburgh Review,
vol. Ixxxv, p. 61.
Laboulaye, Edouard. Histoire politique des Etats-Unis, depuis les premiers
essais de colonisation jusqu'a 1' adoption de la constitution federale. Vol.
1. 8vo. Paris, 1855.
Hazard, E. Historical Collections of State Papers intended as materials for a
History of the United States of America. Vol. 1. 4to. Philadelphia,
1792.
1220 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIRE DES
Lossing, Benson J. The National History of the United States, from the
period of the union of the Colonies against the French, to the inaugura-
tion of "Washington, together with historical sketches of the Continental
Presidents, and an account of the public property of the United States ;
also, the Lives of the Presidents, with the acts of their administration,
to which is added valuable statistical documents. "With portraits and
illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo. New York, 1855.
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot. The Republican Court, or American Society in the
days of Washington. With 21 portraits of distinguished women. New
edition. 8vo. New York, 1856.
Franklin, Benjamin. Works ; containing several political and historical tracts
not included in any former edition, and many letters not hitherto pu-
blished; with notes, and a life of the author, by Jared Sparks. 10
vols. 8vo. Boston, 1844.
Vol. I. Franklin's Autobiography ; with continuation by Sparks.
" III, IV. Essays and tracts, historical and political, before the American
Revolution. Vol. III. includes an historical Review of the Cons-
titution and Government of Pennsylvania.
V. Political Papers, during and after the American Revolution.
See North American Review, vol. vii, p. 289, xxxvii, p. 249 and lix, p. 446.
Edinburgh Review, vols. ii, viii and xxviii.
Voyez aussi la vie de Franklin dans les osuvres de Mignet.
Washington, George. Commander in Chief of the American Forces during
the war which established the independence of his country, and first Pre-
sident of the United States. Life of, compiled under the inspection of
the Honourable Bushrod Washington, from original papers bequeathed
to him by his relative : to which is prefixed an Introduction, containing
a compendious view of the Colonies planted by the English on the con-
tinent of North America. By John Marshall. 5 vols. 8vo. and Atlas
4to. Philadelphia., 1805-1807.
" After the able, accurate, and comprehensive work of Chief Justice Marshall, it
would be presumptuous to attempt a historical biography of Washington."
Sparks, Washington's Writings, vol. 1. p. 12.
' Life of. By Jared Sparks. 8vo. Boston, 1839.
The contents of this volume are essentially the same as those of the volume pre-
fixed to Washington's Writings, it being chiefly designed for those who may
not have access to that work. Preface.
The Writings of. Being his Correspondence, Addresses,
Messages, and other papers, official and private, selected and published
from the original manuscripts, with a life of the author, notes and illus-
trations. By Jared Sparks. 12 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1839-1846.
Vol. I. Life of Washington.
" II. Official Letters relating to the French Revolution, and private letters be-
fore the American Revolution .
ETATS-UNIS.] HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. 1221
Washington, George. The "Writings of, Continued.
Vol. Ill VIII. Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers relating to the American
Revolution.
" IX. Private letters, from 1783 to 1189.
" X, XI. Letters official and private from the beginning of his presidency to
the end of his life.
" XII. Speeches, Messages, Proclamations, etc., with papers on Agriculture ;
and copious Indexes.
See North American Review, vol. xxxix and xlvii. Edinburgh Review, vol. xiii.
Histoire de Washington et de la fondation de la re"pu-
hlique des Etats-Unis ; par Cornelius De Witt ; precedee d'une e"tude
historique sur Washington, par Guizot. Avec portrait et cartes. 8vo.
Paris, 1855.
Voir Revue des Deux Mondes, 1 mai 1855.
Correspondance et ecrits, extraits de 1' Edition Ameri-
caine, mis en ordre par M. Guizot, et traduits de 1'anglais par M.
Ch. ***, pour faire suite a Fhistoire de Washington, par Cornelius De
Witt. 4 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1855.
See North American Review, vol. li, p. 69. Dublin University Magazine, vol.
Life of, by Washington Irving ; with maps, portraits
and illustrations. Vols. 1 to 3. 8vo. New York, 1856-57.
*
In vol. 1 is found a Map of Braddock's route, 1755.
" The edition is a splendid one, befitting at once the grandeur of the theme and the
established place which Mr. Irving holds in the world of letters. "We confess
ourselves almost at a loss as to writing a notice of it. In it, as in Mr. Irving's
other writings, there is nothing that so strongly takes hold of us as a gratified
sense of completeness. You want nothing more nor less." N. Y. Albion.
See also New Quarterly Review, October 1856, p. 389.
In domestic Life. From original letters and manu-
scripts ; by Richard Rush. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1 857.
Washington and Adams. Memoirs of the Administrations of Washington
and John Adams, edited from the papers of Oliver Wolcott, Secretary
of the Treasury, by George Gibbs. 2 vols. 8vo. New York, 1846.
Adams, John. Second President of the United States. Works ; with a life of
the author, notes and illustrations ; by his grandson, C. F. Adams. 10
vols. 8vo. Boston, 1850-1856.
Vol. I. Life of John Adams.
" II. Diary ; and Autobiography.
'' " Notes of Debates in the Continental Congress in 1775-1776.
" " Appendix; Arguments of Counsel, 1761 and 1769. Original draught of
the Declaration of Rights, <fcc.
1222 HISTORY OP UNITED STATES. [HISTOIRE 1>ES
Adams, John. Works. Continued.
VoL III. Autobiography and Diary. {Continued.")
\ " " Miscellaneous Essays ; and controversial Papers of the Revolution.
" " Appendix ; on the powers of the Senate in appointing Ambassadors
<fec., by Thomas Jefferson.
" IV. Novanglus ; or, a History of the Dispute with America, from its origin
in 1754 to the present time.
ii i. -^orta on Government; The Plan, (Thoughts on Government, <fec.,)
The Model, (Report of a Constitution for Massachusetts ; with ob-
servations, by the Editor.) The Defence, (Defence of the Constitu-
tions of Government of the United States, against the attack of M
Turgot. 1778. Vol.1. An account of ancient and modern Re-
publics, <fec.)
" V. Defence of the American Constitutions. [Vols. 2 and 3,] Italian Repub-
lics of the Middle Age.
" VI. Defence, Ac. Vol. 3 [Continued ;] being a Review o f Marchamont
Nedham, on the Right Constitution of a Commonwealth, Ac.
" " Discourses on Davila, papers on Political history. Correspondence on
Government, and on the Constitution of the United States.
" " Letters in reply to Strictures on some parts of the " Defence of the
American Constitutions."
" " Review of propositions for amending the Constitution. 1808.
" VII- VIII. Official Letters, Messages and public Papers.
" IX. Official Letters, <fec., [Continued.'] Also, General Correspondence.
" X. General Correspondence, [Continued-] Indexes.
See North American Review, vol. Ixxxv, p. 1.
Adams, John. The suppressed History of the Administration of John Adams,
(from 1797 to 1801), as printed and suppressed in 1802, by John "Wood 5
now republished with Notes and an Appendix, by J. H. Sherburne.
8vo. Philadelphia, 1846.
Jefferson, Thomas. Third President of the United States. Life ; with parts
of his correspondence, and notices of his opinions on questions of Civil
Government, National Policy, and Constitutional Law; by George
Tucker. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1837.
The Writings of, being his Autobiography, correspon-
dence, Reports, Messages, Addresses, &c., published by order of the
Joint Committee of Congress on the Library ; with notes, by H. A.
Washington. Vols. 1 to 9. 8vo. New York, 1853-1856.
Vol. 1. Autobiography; Letters, [1773-1783.J Letters written while in Europe,
[1784-1790.]
" II-VIL Letters written while in Europe ; and Letters written afterwards*
to the time of his death, [1790-1826.]
" VII. Also, Reports and Opinions while Secretary of State.
" VIII. Inaugural Addresses and Messages ; Replies to Public Addresses ;
Indian Addresses ; Notes on Virginia ; Biographical Sketches of P.
Randolph, Merriwether Lewis, General Kosciusko, and Dr. Frank-
lin ; The Batture of New Orleans ; on the right of the public to the
beach of the river Mississippi, adjacent to New Orleans.
" IX. Parliamentary Manual ; The Anas ; Miscellaneous Papers.
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Jefferson, Thomas. Melanges historiques et politiques extraits de la corres-
pondance de Thos. Jeiferson, par L. P. Conseil. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris,
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services; hy W. H. Seward. 8vo. New York, 1855.
Calhoun, John C. Works; edited by R. K. Cralle. Vols. 1 to 6. 8vo.
New York, 1854-1856.
Vol. I. Disquisition on Government, and a discourse of the Constitution and
Government of the United States.
" II-III-IV. Speeches in the House of Representatives, and in the Senate of
the United States.
" V-VI. Reports to Congress, and Public Letters.
Webster, Daniel. Works; Ninth Edition. 6 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1856.
Vol. I-II. Memoir of the public Life of Webster, by Edward Everett.
" " Speeches on various public occasions.
" III-V. Speeches in Massachusetts Convention, and in Congress.
" V. Also, Legal Arguments and Speeches to the Jury.
" VI. Legal Arguments, &c. ; Diplomatic and Official Papers; Miscellaneous
Letters ; Index.
See N. Am. Rev. vols. xv, p. 21 ; xxxi, p. 476 ; xli, p. 231 ; lix, p. 44 ; Ixviii, p. 1.
- Private correspondence ; edited by Fletcher Webster, includ-
ing D. Webster's autobiography ; and a sketch of the life of his brother
Ezekiel. 2 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1857.
Memorials of, from the City of Boston, consisting of
testimonials of respect to his memory, called forth in that city ; with an
account of his illness and death 8vo. Boston, 1853.
Clay, Henry. The Life and Speeches of. Compiled and edited by D. Mallory.
2 vols. 8vo. New York, 1843.
See North American Review, vol. xxxiii. Dublin University Magazine, vol. xxvii.
The Life, Correspondence and Speeches of, by Calvin Colton. 6
vols. 8vo. New York, 1857.
Vol. I-III. Life and Times.
" III. Also, Correspondence, 1843-1851.
" IV. Correspondence, 1801 to 1852.
" V-VI. Speeches in Congress ; Vol. VI. also contains an obituary sketch of
the Editor, Calvin Colton, L.L.D.
American Statesmen. See Fraser's Magazine, vol. 47.
See also in the Section, AMERICAN LAW AND GOVERNMENT, and in the manuscript
additions thereto, the Works of Fisher Ames, R. C. Winthrop, Levi Wood-
bury, and H. S. Legare. These works contain generally biographical sketches
of the authors.
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Bradford, Alden. History of the Federal Government for fifty years, from
March, 1789, to March, 1839. 8vo. Boston, 1840.
Wheeler, H. G. History of Congress, biographical and political. 2 vols. 8vo*
New York, 1848.
Benton, T. H. Abridgement of the Debates of Congress, from 1789 to 1856 ;
Vol. 1 to 4. 8vo. New York, 1857.
Vol. 1, 1789-1796. Vol. 2, 1796-1803. Vol. 3, 1803-1808. Vol. 4, 1808-1813.
Annals ; or Debates and Proceedings in the Congress of the United States ;
with an Appendix, containing important State Papers and Documents,
and Public Laws ; from the first Congress in 1 789, to the close of the
first Session of the eighteenth Congress, on 27th May, 1824. Compiled
and published by Gales & Seaton. 42 vols. 8vo. "Washington,
1843-1856.
Congressional Debates : with State Papers, Laws and Indexes, from 1824
to 1832. Published by Gales & Seaton. 8 vols. in 13. 8vo. Wash-
ington.
Congressional Globe : containing the Debates & State Papers for the Ses-
sions of 1855-56, and 1856-57. 5 vols. 4to. Washington.
Benton, Thomas H. Thirty Years' View of the working of the American
Government, from 1820 to 1850, chiefly from the Congress Debates,
the private papers of General Jackson, and ex-senator Benton' s actual
view of Men and Affairs ; with historical Notes, and some notices* of
deceased contemporaries. 2 vols. 8vo. New York, 1856.
Young, A. W. The American Statesman: a Political History of Constitu-
tional Government in the United States : the rise and progress of
Parties ; and the Views of Statesmen on Questions of Foreign and Do-
mestic Policy : with Notes, Essays, Statistical information, etc. 8vo.
New York, 1856.
Tocqueville, Alexis de. De la Democratic en Amerique. Douzieme edition,
revue, corrigee et augmentee d'un examen comparatif de la democratic
aux Etats Unis et en Suisse. 4 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1848.
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i. London Quarterly Review, voL Ivi, p. 72. Blackwood's Magazine, voL
rxxvii. p. 758, and vol. xlviii. p. 468. Dublin University Magazine, vol.
xvi. p. 544.
Poussin, Guillaume Tell. De la Puissance Am6ricaine. Origine, institutions,
esprit politique, ressources militaires, agricoles, commerciales et indus-
trielles des Etats-Unis. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1843.
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Poussin, G. T. Puissance Americaine. 3e edition. 2vol. 8vo. Paris, 1848.
See North American Review, vol. Hi. p. 529.
See also in the General Catalogue, the class AMEEICAN LAW AND GOVERNMENT,
and especially Story's Works, the Federalist, <fec.
Hall, B. F. The Republican Party and its Candidates ; from its origin in 1796
to its dissolution in 1832, with its re-formation in 1856; and sketches
of Fremont and Dayton. 8vo. New York, 1856.
Sons Of the Sires ; or, History of the American party, and its probable
influence on the next presidential Election, with a review of the letter of
the Hon. H, A. "Wise, against the Know Nothings ; by an American.
12mo. Philadelphia, 1855.
Mayo, Robert. Political sketch of eight years in "Washington, in four parts, with
annotations, &c. 1st part, Sketches of the duplicity of the Jacksonian
Administration. 8vo. New York, 1850.
Chase, L. B. History of the Polk Administration. 8vo. New York, 1850.
Turreau. Le Gen. Apergu sur la situation politique des Etats-Unis d'Ame-
rique. 8vo. Paris, 1815.
See North American Review, vol. iii. p. 7*7.
Caraman, G. de. Les Etats-Unis, ily a 40 ans. 8vo. Paris, 1852.
Rich, 0. General view of the United States of America. 12mo. London
1833.
Cooper, J. Fenimore. History of the Navy of the United States of America.
Continued to 1853. With plans and portraits. Three volumes in one.
8vo. New York, 1853.
See North American Review, vol. xlix.
Histoire de la marine aux Etats-Unis ; traduit de 1'Anglais
par Paul Jesse. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1845.
American Criminal Trials, by P. "W. Chandler, (occurring between 1637
and 1798 inclusive.) 2 vols. 12mo. Boston, 1844.
United States. State Trials of the, during the Administrations of Washington
and Adams ; with references, and notes on the Politics of the Times,
by F. Wharton. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1849.
Holgate, Jerome B. American Genealogy, being a history of some of the
early settlers of North America and their descendants, from their first
emigration to the present time, with their intermarriages and collateral
branches. 4to. Albany, 1848.
Vide also, the New England Historical and Genealogical Register.
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Sparks, Jared. The Library of American Biography. 25 vols. 8vo. In
two Series. Boston, 1834-1856.
1. Life of John Stark, by E. Everett.
Charles B. Brown, by W. H. Prescott.
Richard Montgomery, by J. Armstrong.
Ethan Allen, by J. Sparks.
8. Alexander Wilson, by W. B. O. Peabody.
Capt. John Smith, by G. S. Hillard.
3. Benedict Arnold, by J. Sparks.
4. Anthony Wayne, by J. Armstrong.
5. John Eliot, by C. Francis.
6. William Pinkney, by H. Wheaton.
William T. Ellery, by E . T. Channing.
Cotton Mather, by}W. B- O. Peabody.
7. William Phips, by F..Bowen.
Israel Putnam, by W. B. O. Peabody.
Lucretia M. Davidson, by C. M. Sedgwick,
David Rittenhouse, by J. Renwick.
8. Jonathan Edwards, by S. Miller.
David Brainerd, by W. B. O. Peabody.
9. Baron Steuben, by F. Bowen.
Sebastian Cabot, by C. Hayward, jr.
William Eaton, by C. C. Feltou.
10 Robert Fulton, by J, Renwick.
Joseph Warren, by A. H. Everett.
Henry Hudson, by H. R. Cleaveland.
Father Marquette, by J. Sparks.
11 Robert de la Salle, by J. Sparks.
Patrick Henry, by A. H. Everett.
12 James Otis, by F. Bowen .
James Oglethorpe, by W. B. O. Peabody.
John Sullivan, by O. W. B. Peabody.
Life of Jacob Leisler, by C. F. Hoffman.
Nathaniel Bacon, by W. Ware.
John Mason, by G. E. Ellis.
k Roger Williams, by W. Gammell.
Timothy Dwight, by W. B. Sprague.
Count Pulaski, by J. Sparks.
15 Count Rumford, by J. Renwick.
Zebulon M. Pike, by H. Whiting.
Samuel Gorton, by J. M. Mackie.
Ezra Stiles, by J. L. Kingsley.
John Fitch, by C. Whittlesey.
Anne Hutchinsou, by G. Ellis.
17 John Ribault, by J. Sparks.
Sebastian Rale, by C. Francis.
William Palfrey, by J. G. Palfrey.
18 Charles Lee, by J. Sparks.
Joseph Reed, by H. Reed.
19 Leonard Calvert, by G. W. Burnap.
Samuel Ward, by W. Gammell.
Thomas Posey, by J. HalL
20 Nathanael Greene, by G. W. Greene.
21 Stephen Decatur, by A. S. Mackenzie.
22 Edward Preble, by L. Sabine.
William Penn, by G. E. Ellis.
23 Daniel Boone, by J. M. Peck.
Benjamin Lincoln, by F. Bowen.
24 John Ledyard, by J. Sparks.
25 William R. Davie, by F. M. Hubbard.
Samuel Kirkland, by S. K. Lothrop.
Allen, William. The American Biographical Dictionary : containing an* account
of the lives, characters, and writings of the most eminent persons
deceased in North America from its first settlement. Third edition.
8vo. Boston, 1857.
" This book of American Biography has not been superseded nor approached in
value by any other work of the kind which has yet been published.
Preface.
See Historical Magazine, vol. i. p. 40;
Same work. First edition, containing also, a summary of the
history of the several colonies and of the United States. 8vo. Cam-
hridge, 1809.
Longacre and Herring. The National Portrait gallery of distinguished
Americans. Containing 144 Portraits. 4 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia,
1834-39.
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Van Santvoord, George. Sketches of the lives and judicial services of the
Chief Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States. 8vo. New
York, 1854,
John Jay ; John llutl edge ; Oliver Ellsworth ; John Marshall ; Roger B. Tauey.
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Flanders, Henry. Lives and times of the Chief Justices of the Supreme Court
in the United States. First Series. John Jay, John Rutledge. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1855.
Bartlett, David. Modern Agitators ; or, pen portraits of living American
Reformers. Svo. New York, 185G.
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Baldwin, J. G. Party Leaders ; sketches of Thomas Jefferson, Alexander
Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, John Randolph of Roanoke,
including notices of many other distinguished American Statesmen.
I2mo. New York, 1855.
Fontaine, Rev. James. Memoirs of a Huguenot Family, translated from the
autobiography of the Rev. James Fontaine, and other family manus-
cripts, by Ann Maury. 12mo. New York, 1853.
Lossing, Benson J. Our Countrymen ; or, brief memoirs of eminent Americans,
illustrated by 103 portraits. 12mo. Philadelphia, 1855.
Raleigh, Sir Walter. Life of. See the first volume of his collected works.
See also Edinburgh Review vol. Ixxi p. 1, and Fraser's Magazine, vol. v. p. 649 ;
and vol. viii. p. 1.
Penn, Guil. Vie de Guillaume Penn, fondateur de la Pensylvanie, premier
legislateur connu des Etats-Unis de 1'Amerique. Ouvrage contenant
Fhistoire des premiers fondemens de Philadelphie, des lois et de la cons-
titution des Etats-Unis de 1'Amerique. Par J. Marsillac.. 2 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1791.
Penn, William. An historical biography, from new sources ; with an extra
chapter on the " Macaulay charges," by W. Hepworth Dixon. 12mo..
Philadelphia, 1851.
Life, by G. E. Ellis, see Sparks' Biography, vol. 22.
See also, Edinburgh Review, vols. xxi, p. 444 and xeiv, p. 229. North American/
Review, vol. Ixv, p. 109.
See also infra the Collections of the Pennsylvania Historical Society.
Mather, Cotton. Life, by Peabody, see Sparks' Biography, vol. 6.
See North American Review, vol. li, p. 1.
Hancock, Thomas. His biography. Hunt's Merck. Magazine, vol. 1, p. 354.
Hancock, John. His biography. Hunt's Merck. Magazine, vol. 3, p. 520.
Pepperrell, Sir William. The life of, the only native of New England who
was created a baronet during our connection with the Mother Country ;
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Gurwen, Samuel. Journal and letters of the late, Judge of Admiralty, &e.,
an American refugee in England, from 1/75 to 1784, to which are
added biographical notices of many American Loyalists and other
eminent persons ; by George Atkinson "Ward. 8vo. New York, 1842.
At the end of the volume is a supplement containing illustrative documents and
biographical notices of individuals.
Stirling, ; ; "William Alexander, Earl of. Life of, with selections from his cor-
respondence ; by his grandson, Alexander Duer. 8vo. New York, 1847.
See Collect. New Jersey Historical Society, vol. ii.
Allen, Ethan. Memoir of, containing the most interesting incidents con-
nected with his private and public life; by Hugh Moore. 12mo.
Plattsburgh, 1834.
Life, by J, Sparks, see Sparks' Biography, vol. 1.
Adams, Mrs. John, (the wife of John Adams). Letters of, with an introduc-
tory memoir by her grandson, Charles Francis Adams. Fourth edition,
with an Appendix containing the letters addressed by John Q. Adams
to his son, on the Bible. 1 2mo. Boston, 1 848.
Morris, Gouverneur. The life of, with selections from his correspondence and
miscellaneous papers. 3 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1832.
See'also North American Review, vol. xxxiv. p. 465.
Henry, Patrick. Sketches of his life and character ; by Wm. Wirt. 8vo.
Hartford.
Life, by A. H. Everett, see Sparks' Biography, vol. 11.
Livingston, Wm. Life of, Member of Congress (177476) ; delegate to
thej federal convention (1787) ; and governor of the state of New
Jersey (17761790) ; with extracts from his correspondence and
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Charming, W. E. Memoirs, with extracts from his correspondence and
manuscripts. Sixth edition. 3 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1854;.
Cole, Thos.^The life and works of, by Rev. Lewis L. Noble. 8vo. New
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Marshall, Chief Justice. See North American Review, vol. 26, p. 1, and vol.
42, p. 217.
Burr, Aaron. The life of, by Samuel L. Knapp. 12mo. New York, 1835.
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Story, Joseph. Life and letters of, by his son. 2 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1851.
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Wilkinson, Gen. James. Memoirs of my own times. 3 rols. 8vo. Phila-
delphia, 1816.
Audubon, J. J. The Naturalist in the New "World, his adventures and disco-
veries ; by Mrs. H. St. John. 12mo. London, 1856.
Barnum, P. T. His life, written by himself. 12mo. New York, 1855.
Douglass, Frederick. My Freedom and my Bondage : with an introduction
by J. M. Smith. 8vo. New York, 1855.
Ward, S. R. Autobiography of a fugitive negro, his Anti-Slavery labours in
the United States, Canada, and England. 8vo. London, 1855.
Vide in BIOGRAPHY (I. General Biography; ante, pp. 472-479,) the American
Lives in Appleton's Cyclopedia of Biography, and in Mrs. Hale's Woman's
Record ; and see the Biographies in Duyckinck's Cyclopedia of American
literature.
American People, past and present of. Northerner. Review, vol. 66, p. 426.
American Society, sketches of. Frasers Magazine, vol. 41, p. 261 and 523 ;
vol. 42, p. 255, 373 and 562.
American Traditions. Idem, vol. 2, p. 321 ; vol. 4, p. 96 ; vol. 5, p. 275.
American Character. Blackwood"s Magazine, vol. 15, p. 690 ; vol. 16, p. 91.
American Institutions, Perpetuity of. Idem, vol. 18, p. 355.
Educational institutions and public libraries. Edin-
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Montegut, Emile. Scenes de la vie et de la litterature Americaines. Revue
des Deux Mondes, 1 dec. 1854, 1 janv. et 1 fevrier, 1855.
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Cueheval-Clarigny, A. Le Texas et les Etats Unis. Revue des Deux-
Mondes, 15 juillet, 1844. La Societe Americaine et lesEcrivains Ame-
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P Union. La Crise entre les Etats du Sud et les Etats du Nord. Ib.
ler Janvier, 1850. Origines de la Presse aux Etats-Uuis, et son role.
Ib. ler aout 1853.
United States, the. North British Review, vol. 2, p. 136. Fraser's Maga-
zine, vol. 41, p. 564. Edinburgh Review, vol. 33, p. 69; vol. 49, p.
473 ; vol. 92, p. 339 ; vol. 49, p. 473. Blackwood's Magazine, vol.
34, pp. 285 and 548 ; vol. 50, p. 814. London Quarterly Review, vol.
37, p. 260. North American Review, vol. 2, p. 68.
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United States. Antiquity of. North American Review, vol. 4, p. 57-
___ _____ And her detractors. Edinburgh Review, vol. 55, p. 479.
And England. Idem, vol. 33, p. 395. Blackwood"s Magazine
vol. 16, p. 474. North American Review, vol. 1, p. 61.
Diplomacy of. From 1783 to 1/89. Idem, vol. 39, p/302 ;
vol. 30, p. 454.
Encroachments on Mexico, (1848). Fraser's Magazine, vol.
38, p. 434.
Governmental history of. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 3, p. 204
and 399 ; vol. 4, p. 146.
Origin and progress of. Dublin University Magazine, vol. 20,
p. 665.
Progress of. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 7, p. 31, 132, 241, 529 ;
vol. 8, p. 36, 157, 240 ; vol. 9, p. 47, 136, 220, 509.
Resources of. Idem, vol. 7, p. 430. London Quarterly Review,
vol. 21, p. 1.
Receipts and expenditures of, from 1789 to 1840.J [Hunt's
Magazine, vol. 8, p. 372.
Democracy in. North American Review, vol. 23, p. 304.
Slavery ; and the Negro question. North American Review*
vol. 41, p. 170 ; vol. 73, p. 347. Edinburgh Review, vol. 6, p. 326 ;
vol. 38, p. 168 ; vol. 39, p. 118 ; vol. 43, p. 406 ; vol. 45, p. 383 ; vol.
101, p. 293. North British Review, vol. 2, p. 168. Fraser's Magazine,
vol. 40, p. 670 ; vol. 41, p. 25.
Slavery and the Missouri question. North American Review*
vol. 10, p. 137.
Future progress of Slavery. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 8, p. 427-
Slavery. Plan of gradual emancipation. Blackwooda Maga-
zine, vol. 32, p. 87.
Slavery in the Southern States, by a Carolinian. Fraser's
Magazine, vol. 46, p. 4/6.
For other Works on American Slavery, vide, ante, pp. 179-180.
Recent growth of the. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 74, p. 699.
Defence of. Edinburgh Review, vol. 40, p. 427.
Disputes with, in 1812. Idem, vol. 19, p. 290.
Equality of condition in. North Amer. Review, vol. 43, p. 183.
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United States. Hostility of English writers to. Idem, vol. 10, p. 334 ; vol.
13, p. 20 ; vol. 24, p. 464.
: How they manage things in. Blackwood" 's Magazine, vol. 59,
p. 439 ; vol. 61, p. 492.
- Military affairs of. North American Review, vol. 61, p. 320.
Militia of. Idem,\o\. 19, p. 275.
Manufactures of. Hunt's Magazine, vols. 7, 14, &c.
Commerce and statistics of. Edinburgh Review, vol. 86, p. 367.
Seybert, Adam. Statistical Annals : embracing views of the population, com-
merce, navigation, fisheries, public lands, post office, revenues, expen-
diture, mint, military and naval establishments, debt and sinking fund
of the United States, from 4th March, 1789, to 20th April, 1818. 4to.
Philadelphia, 1818.
Sabine, Lorenzo. Report, historical and statistical, on the principal Fisheries of
the American Seas ; with accounts of the various fisheries in the United
States : Vide Senate Documents, 2nd session, 32nd Congress, 1852-3,
vol. 5, No. 22, pp. 181-493.
Rodet, D. L. Le commerce decennal compared France, Grande Bretagne,
Etats-Unis. Revue des Deux Mondes. Quatrieme serie, vol. 16.
Tendance du commerce des Etats-Unis. Id., nouvelle serie, vol. 3.
Sheffield, John Lord. Observations on the Commerce of the American States,
with an appendix containing tables of imports and exports, &c. 8vO.
London, 1/84.
Observations sur le commerce des Etats-Unis d'Am6-
rique. 8vo. Londres, 1789.
Considerations on the present situation of Great Britain
and the United States of America, with a view to their future commer-
cial connections, particularly designed to expose the dangerous tendency
of the arguments used in the pamphlet published by Lord Sheffield, &c.
8vo. London, 1784. (P.)
A letter from an American now in London, containing
strictures on Lord Sheffield's pamphlet. 8vo. London, 1784. (P.)
Pitkin, Timothy. A statistical view of the Commerce of the United States of
America. 8vo. Hartford, 1816.
New edition. 8vo. New-Haven, 1835.
De Bow, J. D. B. The Industrial Resources of the Southern and Western
States, with historical and statistical sketches of the different states^
and cities of the Union. 4 vols. 8vo. New Orleans, 1853-54.
Voir aussi les Annales du Commerce Exterieur, VAnnuaire de I'Economie Pol\~
tique, etc/ also, Hunt's Merchants' Magazine, passim.
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Disturnell's United States National Register and Calendar for 1852, with
political and statistical information, and a map. 12mo. New- York. (P.)
Fisher (R. S.) & Colby, (C.) American Statistical Annual, for 1854 and
1855. 2 vols. 8vo. New York.
Bromwell,W. J. History and Statistics of Immigration to the United States,
from 1819 to 31st December, 1855 : with notices thereof, prior to 1819,
and a^n Appendix of Naturalization and Passenger Laws, &c. 8vo.
New York, 1856.
Vide also, Sanderson's Republican Landmarks, views of American Statesmen on
Foreign Immigration, etc. 1856. [Ante p; 178.]
Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. A statistical view of
each of the States and Territories ; arranged by Counties, Towns, &c.,
under (14) Divisions : embracing the aggregate tables for the United
States, compared with every previous census since 1 790 ; with notes
upon the tables of each of the States, &c ; edited by J. D. B. De Bow,
Superintendent. 4to. Washington, 1853. (2 copies.)
. Abstract of, [with]
Report of J. C. Kennedy, late Superintendent. 4to. 1853.
For the previous Census returns, vide STATISTICS, ante, pp. 289, 296.
American Almanac, and Repository of Useful Knowledge, from
its commencement in 1830, to 1858, inclusive. 8vo. Boston. Con-
taining : Calendar and celestial phenomena for the year ; statistics
concerning the government, population, finances, education, religious
denominations, commerce, and the post office establishments, of the
United States, and of each State in the Union : meteorological informa-
tion ; and chronicle of events of the year, including obituary notices,
for America and Europe, &c.
For contents, See ante, pages 296-300.
See also North American Review, vol.xliv. p. 267, and xlvi. p. 811.
Hamilton, Capt. Schuyler. History of the National Flag of the United
States. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1853.
Blue Book ; or, Register of all Officers and Agents, Civil, Military and Naval,
in the service of the United States, on 30th September, 1847, &c. 8vo.
Washington, 1347.
United States Official Register, of Officers and Agents, Civil, Military
and Naval ; with an account of the United States' Navy, &c., on 30th
September, 1855. 8vo. Washington.
Gardner, C. K. Dictionary of all Officers who have been commissioned or
appointed in the army of the United States, from 1789 to 1st January
1853 ; including distinguished officers of the volunteers, militia, navy
and marine corps, with notices of their services. 8vo. New York,
1853.
ETATS-TJNIS.] HISTORY OF UNITED STATES.
Navy Register of the United States, for 1856. 8vo. Washington.
For contemporaneous and documentary History of the United States : See also^in
the Section, AMERICAN LAW AND GOVERNMENT, the Series of Congressional
Documents, containing : Annual Messages and Reports from the President,
Secretary of State, Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary of the Interior,
Secretary of "War, Secretary of the Navy, Post Master] General, Attorney
General, Commissioner of Patents, Commissioner of Indian^ Affairs, Commis-
sioner of Pensions, <fcc., &o.
PARTICULAR STATES ETATS ET TERBITOIRES
& TERRITORIES. PARTICULARS.
[a.] NEW ENGLAND, [a.] NOUVELLE ANGLETERRE.
Young, Alex. Chronicles of the Pilgrim Fathers of the Colony of Plymouth,
from 1602 to 1625. 8vo. Boston, 1844.
Contents :
Gov. Bradford's History of Plymouth Colony.
Bradford's and Winslow's Journal.
Winslow's Journal.
" Brief Relation.
Bradford's Brief Dialogue.
Chronicles of the first planters of Massachusett's Bay, from 1623
to 1636. 8vo. Boston, 1846.
Contents :
John White's Brief Relation.
Higginson's Journal and New England Plantation.
Dudley's letter to the Countess of Lincoln.
Roger (Jlapp's Memoirs.
William Wood's description of Massachusetts.
John Cotton's Life and Letters.
Richard Mather's Journal.
Thacher's Narrative of his Shipwreck.
Shephard's Memoir of his Life.
The Company's Records, Instructions, &c.
See Edinburgh Review, vol. cii. North American Review, vol. Ixiii, p. 237.
Cheever, Geo. B, The Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, in New England,
in 1620 ; reprinted from the original volume, with illustrations of pro-
vidences, principles and persons. Svo. New York, 1848.
Bradford, Wm. History of the Plymouth Plantation. Now first printed from
the original manuscripts. Coll. Mass- Hist. Soc. Fourth Series, vol. 3.
Winthrop, John. (First Governor of Mass.) History of New England, from
1630 to 1649 : with notes to illustrate the civil and ecclesiastical concerns,
the geography, settlement and institutions of the country, and the lives
and manners of the principal planters ; by James Savage. 2 vols. Svo.
Boston, 1825--1826.
See Edinburgh Rev. vol. cii,p. 542. North American Review, vol. Ixxvii, p. 331.
1234 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIRE DBS
Morton, Nathaniel. New England's Memorial ; with notes and Appendix, by
John Davis. With a lithographic copy of an Ancient Map. 8vo.
Boston, 1826.
See North American Review, vol. iii, p. 145.
Hubbard, Revd. Wm. A general History of New England, from its discovery
to 1680. 8vo. Cambridge, 1815.
. Another edition, with notes, in the Coll. Mass. Hist.
Society. Second Series, vols. 5 and 6.
Neal, Daniel. History of New England to the year 1700, to which is added the
present state of the country, with a new and accurate Map, and an
Appendix, containing their present charter, their ecclesiastical discipline
and municipal laws. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1720.
The Appendix, vol. II, contains :
The charter granted by their Majesties King William nnd Queen Mary.
An abridgment of the platform of Church discipline agreed upon in the year
1648, in the Synod of Cambridge, New England.
An abridgment of the laws and ordinances of New England to 1700.
New England and her Institutions, by one of her Sons. 8vo. London, 1835.
Barber, J. W. The History and Antiquities of New England, New York and
New Jersey. 8vo. Worcester, 1841.
New England, Historical and Genealogical Register, published quarterly,
under the patronage of the New England Historic Genealogical Society,
vols. 1 to 10. 8vo. Boston, 1847-1856.
See Historical Magazine, vol. 1, p. 80.
New England. New England's Plantation, &c. Written by a Reverend
Divine'. London, 1630. Force's Tracts, vol. 1.
The Planter's Plea, or the grounds of plantation examined,
&c. London, 1630. Ib., vol. 2.
See North American Review. Vol. ii. p. 145.
Governor Ths. Dudley's letter to the Countess of Lincoln, 1631.
Washington, 1838. Ib.
New English Canaan : or, New Canaan, containing an abstract
of New England, &c. Written by Thomas Morton. London, 1632. Ib.
An abstract of the Lawes of New England as they are now
established. London, 1641. Ib., vol. 3.
New England Jonas cast up at London, &c. ; by Major John Childe. Lon-
don, 1647. Force's Tracts, vol. 4.
Simplicities against seven-headed policy, &c. London, 1646. Ibid.
ETATS-UNIS.] HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. 1235
New England. The revolution in, justified, &c. London, 1773. Ibid.
Prince, Thomas. Annals of New England. Coll, Mass. Hist. Society. Second
Series, vol. 7.
See North American Review, vol. iv, p. 2.
Leechford, Thos. Plain dealing ; or, Newes from New England. Ibid.
Third Series, vol. 3.
Savage, James. Gleanings for New England History. Ibid. Vols. 9 and 10.
Clark, John. Newes from New England ; or, a Narrative of New England's
persecution. Ibid. Fourth Series, vol. 2.
New England. Aristocracy and bigotry of, Northerner. Rev. vol.44, p. 513.
Fathers of. Idem, vol. 68, p. 82.
Population of. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 6, p. 561.
See in the Section : HISTORY OF WARS, etc., the Wars of New England against
the Indians.
Massachusetts.
New England. Brief review of the rise and progress of, especially the Pro-
vince of Massachusetts Bay. 8vo. London, 1774,
Barber, J. W. Historical Collections of Massachusetts. 8vo. Worcester,
1841.
Hutchinson, Ths. History of Massachusetts' Bay, from 1628 to 1691.
Second Edition. 8vo. London, 1765.
Another edition. 8vo. London, 1828.
See Historical Magazine, vol. i, p. 97.
[Whittier.] Leaves from Margaret Smith's Journal in the Province of Massa-
chusetts' Bay, 1678-9. 8vo. Boston, 1849.
A fictitious narrative, attributed to J. G. Whittier.
Bradford, Alden. History of Massachusetts, from 1/64 to 1775. 8vo. Bos-
ton, 1822.
History of Massachusetts, from 1620 to 1820. 8vo. Bos-
ton, 1825.
Massachusetts- Collections of the Massachusetts Historical Society. 33
vols. 8vo. Boston, 1806-1856.
This Work is divided into four series.
1st Series, 10 vols. 1806-1809; 2nd Series, 10 vols. 1814-23; 3rd Series, 10 vols.
1825-49; 4th Series, 3 vols. 1852-56.
FIRST SERIES.
Vol. I. Containing Gookin's His'ory, Collection of the Indians. Account
of Expidition against Cape Breton, etc., etc.
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Massachusetts. Collections of Mass. Hist. Soc. Continued.
Vol. II. Journal of American War, etc., etc.
" IIL Governor Bradford's Letter-Book. Key to Indian Language, etc.
11 IV. Account of Plymouth Church. Indian Rights to Lands, etc.
" V. Indian History, Vocabulary. Brattle's account of Witchcraft. Pre-
sent State of Virginia, etc., etc.
" VI. Trumbull's Letters. Ber.tley's description of Salem. Quebec.
Indian Languages and Antiquities, etc., etc.
" VII- Holmes' History of Cambridge. Review of the Military Operations
in North America, 1753-1756. Witham Marshe's Journal, etc.
" VIII. Account of Rev. John Eliot. Historical Sketch of Col.j Williams*
and of Williams College. Description of Barnstable County.'^etc.
" IX. Ecclesiastical History of Massachusetts. Memoir of the Mohegang.
Account of Dorchester, etc.
" X. Ecclesiastical History of Massachusetts, continued. Account of
Religious Societies in Porstmouth, N. H. Life of Pres. Chauncey.
General Index to first series.
SECOND SERIES.
VoL I. Bacon and Ingraham's Rebellion. Religious Liberty in New York.
Memoirs of J. Lothrop, andJ. Eliot, D. D., and Davis' Discourse.
" IL Report on Western Indians. Johnson's Wonder-Working Provi-
dence. Affair of 19th April, 1775. Meigs' Journal, etc., etc.
" III. Description of Dukes Co. and Nantucket. Wonder- Working Provi*
dence, etc. Plymouth. Notices of Gen. Lincoln, etc.
" IV. Wonder- Working Providence. New England's Jonas cast up at
London. Sketches of Haverhill, Scituate, etc.
" V. & VI. Hubbard's History of New England.
" VII. Wonder- Working Providence, etc. Rhode Island State Papers.
Prince's Annals of New England.
. " VIII. Wonder-Working Providence, etc. Danfortb. Papers. History of
the Pequot War. New Life of Virginia.
" IX. Discovery and Plantation of New England. Mourt's and Winslow's
Relations. Providence. R. I. Indian Language, etc.
" X. Detection of Witchcraft. Indian Languages. General Index to
second series, etc.
THIRD SERIES. .
Vol. I. Hutch'mson Papers. Letters of Roger Williains.^Narragansett
Church, etc.
" II. French Protestants. New England's Salamander discovered. Cot-
ton's Indian Vocabulary, etc.
" III. Plain dealing. News from New England. Gardener's Pequot
Wars. Josselyn's Account, etc.
" IV. Tracts relative to the Attempts to Convert the Indians of Nw
England, etc.
" V. Journal of the Congress at Albany. Gen. Lincoln's Journal.
Autobiography . of Barnard, etc.
VI. Underbill's and Vincent's History of Pequot War. Gorges and
Smith's Description of New England. Niles' Indian and French
Warres, etc.
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Massachusetts. Collections of Mass. Hist. Soc. Continued.
Vol. VII. Post Office Department. Usurpation Papers. Higginson Letters.
Quarry's Memorial, etc.
" VIII. Bernaldez' Chronicle. Gosnold's, Breretons's, Waymouth's and
Levett's Voyages. Early Laws of Massachusetts, etc. Glea
ings for New England History, etc.
" IX. Pilgrims at Leyden. Christian Common-wealth. New England
Confederacy of 1643. Winthrop Papers, etc.
" X. Winthrop Papers. Gleanings for New England History. Gene-
ral Index to third series.
FOURTH SERIES.
Vol. I. History of the Founders of New Plymouth. Good Newes from
New England. History of Travaile into Virginia.
" II. Ill Newes from New England. Leverett Papers. Dudley Papers,
Orders in Council, etc.
" III. Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation.
The last volume of each Series contains a general table of contents of the series
and an index of authors, a chronological table of the most remarkable eventa
recorded in the text and a general analytical index. The fourth series is
in course of publication.
See North American Review, vol. ii, p. 109 ; vol. xliv. p. 260.
Barry, John Stetson. The History of Massachusetts. 3 vols. 8vo. Boston,
1855-7.
Vol. I. The Colonial Period.
" II. The Provincial Period.
" III. The Commonwealth Period.
See North American Review. Vol. Ixxxv, p. 266.
Oliver, Peter. The Puritan Commonwealth. An historical review of the
Puritan Government in Massachusetts in its civil and ecclesiastical
relations, from its rise to the abrogation of the first charter. Together
with some general reflections on the English Colonial Policy, and on the
character of Puritanism. 8vo. Boston, 1856.
Holmes, Abiel. Memoir of the French Protestants who settled at Oxford,
Mass. Coll. Mass. Hist. Society. Third Series, vol. 2.
Holland, Josiah Gilbert. History of Western Massachusetts, embracing a
general history of the section and separate histories of its towns. 2
vols. 8vo. Springfield, 1855.
Massachusetts. Records of the Governor and Company of the Massachu-
setts Bay in New England. Printed by Order of the Legislature.
Edited by N. B. Shurtleff, M.D. Vols. 1 to 5. 4to. Boston, 1853-54.
Vol. i, 1628-1641; vol. ii, 1642-1649; vol. iii, 1644-1657; vol.fc iv, [part 1,
1650-1660; vol. iv, part 2, 1661-1674; vol. v. 1674-1686.
See North American Review, vol. Ixxix. p. 53.
1238 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIRE DBS
Massachusetts. Debates and Proceedings in the Convention of the Common-
wealth of Massachusetts, held in 1788, and which finally ratified the
Constitution of the United States. 8vo. Boston, 1856.
' Official report of the debates and proceedings in the State
Convention, assembled, 4th May, 1853, to revise and amend the Consti-
tution of the Commonwealth. 3 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1853.
See North American Review. Vol. Ixxxv. p. 255.
- Industry in. Statistics of the condition and products of certain
branches of, for the year 1845. 8vo. Boston, 1846. (Three copies.)
Statistical information relating to certain branches
of, for the year 1855. 8vo. Boston, 1856. (Four Copies.)
And her resources. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 9. p. 418.
Asylum for the Blind. North American Review, vol. 50.
p. 520.
Common Schools of. Idem, vol. 44. p. 503. vol. 62, p.
148. Edinburgh Review, vol 73. p. 486.
Constitution of. North American Review, vol. 11. p. 359.
Early History of. Idem, vol 38. p. 134.
Entomology of. Idem, vol. 54*. p. 73.
Institutions of. Idem, vol. 2. p. 309.
Laws of. Idem, vol. 17. p. 69.
Manufactures of. Idem, vol. 50. p. 223.
Provincial Congress of. Idem, vol. 52. p, 277.
Registration law of. Idem, vol. 61. p. 250.
' State papers of. Idem, vol. 11. p. 306.
Drake, Samuel G. The history and antiquities of Boston, the capital of Massa-
chusetts and metropolis of New England, from 1630 to 1770; also
an introductory history of the discovery and settlement of New England.
With notes, Maps and plans, plates and portraits. 8vo. Boston, 1856.
Snow, Caleb. History of Boston. 8vo. Boston, 1825.
Boston Massacre. A short narrative of the horrid Massacre perpetrated in
the evening of the fifth day of March, 1770, by soldiers of the 29th
Regiment, printed first in Boston, 1770 ; and republished, with notes.
8vo. New York, 1849.
Boston Railroad Jubilee. An account of the celebration commemora-
tive of the opening of railroad communication between Boston and
Canada, 1851. 8vo. Boston, 1851.
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Loring, James Spear. The hundred Boston Orators appointed by the muni-
cipal authorities and other public bodies, from 1770 to 1852, comprising
historical gleanings. Fourth Edition. 8vo. Boston, 1855.
Boston, A Topographical and Historical description of, by the Authors of the
Historical Journal of the American War. Coll. Mass. Hist. Soc. first
Series, vol. 3.
Hunt's Magazine, vol. 23, p. 483 ; vol. 10, p. 421 ; vol. 1, p. 125 ;
vol. 13, p. 555; vol. 15, p. 34; vol. 2, p. 180; North American
Review, vol. 61, p. 135, 523 ; vol. 66, p. 446; vol. 60, p. 224.
Bentley, Rev. Wm. A description and History of Salem. Coll. Mass. Hist.
Soc. Second series, vol. 3.
Holmes, Abiel. The History and description of Cambridge. Ibid, vol. 7.
Eliot, Sam. A. Sketch of the History of Harvard College, and its present
state. I2mo. Boston, 1848.
New-Hamsvhire. Rhode-Island. Connecticut.
Belknap, Jeremy. History of New-Hampshire. 3 vols. 8vo. Boston, 1/92.
See Faribault, p. 10.
Peterson, Rev. Edvv. History of Rhode Island and Newport. 8vo. New
York, 1853.
Potter, Jr., E. R. Early history of Narragansett. 8vo. Providence, 1835.
Rhode Island War. North Americ. Rev. Vol. 58, p. 371.
Common Schools in. Idem. Vol. 64, p. 240.
Connecticut Blue Laws. Compiledby an Antiquarian. 8vo. Hartford, 1838.
Peters, Dr. S. A. General history of Connecticut from its first settlement to
its latest period of amity with Great Britain. 8vo. London, 1781.
Trumbull, J. H. Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, prior to the
Union with New Haven Colony ; May, 1665: with notes, and an Ap-
pendix. 8vo. Hartford, 1850.
Public Records from 1665 to 1678 ; with the Journal of the
Council of War, 1675 to 1678; with notes and an Appendix. 8vo.
Hartford, 1852.
See North American Review. Vol. Ixxi, p. 34.
Hiiiman, R. R. Historical Collection of the part sustained by Connecticut,
during the War of the Revolution. 8vo. Hartford, 1842.
Barber, J. W. Connecticut Historical Collections, containing a general collec-
tion of interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, &c.,
relating to the history and antiquities of every town in Connecticut,
with geographical descriptions. Illustrated by 190 engravings. Second
Edition. 8vo. New Haven.
1240 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [H1STOIRE DES
, G. H. The History of Connecticut from the settlement of the
Colony to the adoption of the present Constitution. 2 vols. 8vo. New
Haven, 1855.
See Putnam's Magazine, vol. v, p. 549.
Connecticut, State of. Statistics respecting certain branches of Industry
in, for 1845. 8vo. Hartford, 1846.
Maine and Vermont.
Maine. Collections of the Maine Historical Society. 8vo. Portland.
Vol. II, 1847.
Discourse before the Society by Hon. George Folsjm. Brief narration of the
original undertakings of Plantations in America. By Sir Ferdinando Gorges.
Kt., Lord Proprietor of the Province of Maine. (Ste North American
Review, vol. ii, p. 289.)
A voyage to New England in 1623, by Christopher Levett, Esq.
History of North Yarmouth, by Edw. Russell.
The History of Bath, by Joseph Sewall.
History of the Kennebec purchase, by R, H. Gardner, dec., <fec.
Vol. Ill, 1853.
History of Scarborough from 1633 to 1783. By Wm. S. Southgate.
History of the Bunker Hill Monument. By Professor Packard.
An account of Popham's Colony at the mouth of the Kennebec River, By "Wm
Strachey.
John Gyles' Statement of the number of Indians in each Tribe in 1726.
Indian Treaties, in 1717, 1726 and 1727.
Sullivan, James. History of the district of Maine. 8vo. Boston, 1795.
Williamson, W. D. History of the State of Maine, from its first discovery,
A. D. 1602, to ,the separation from Massachusetts, in 1820. 2 vols.
8vo. Hallowell, 1839.
- ---- Another Edition. 2 vols. 8vo. 1832.
Maine, History of. North American fieview. Vol. 37, p. 419.
Phenomena in. Idem. Vol. 3, p. 325.
Statistical view of. Idem. Vol. 3, p. 362.
Its resources. Hunt's Magazine. Vol. 11, p. 313.
Its debts. Idem. Vol. 17, p. 577.
Allen, Ira. The Natural and Political History of the State of Vermont, with
an Appendix. 8vo. London, 1798.
Williams, Sam. The Natural and Civil History of Vermont. Second Edit. 2
vols. 8vo. Burlington, 1809.
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Thompson, Zadock. The Natural, Civil and Statistical History of Vermont,***
with a Map of the State and 200 Engravings. 8vo. Burlington, 1842.
Graham, J. A. Sketch of the present state of Vermont. 8vo. London, 1797.
Vermont State Papers. Compiled by Wm. Slade, Jr. 8vo. Middlebury, 1823.
[b.] NEW YORK.
Brodhead, John Romeyn. History of the State of New York, First Period,
1609--1664. 8vo. New York, 1853.
See Westminster Review, New Series, vol. iii. p. 607.
O'Callaghan, Dr. E. B. History of New Netherland, or New York under the
Dutch. 2 vols 8vo. New York, 1846--48.
See North American Review, vol. Ixii, p. 447.
Documentary history of the state of New-York ; arranged under
direction of the Hon. Christopher Morgan. 4 vols. 8vo. Albany,
1 849-5 1.
The publication of this work was commenced before it had been decided to print
the documents obtained through the agency of Mr. Brodhead, (see infra.)
" They contain a miscellaneous compilation, among which are some of the
manuscripts procured by the Historical Agent in Europe." (Brodhead's
Introduction to Col. Documents.)
Among the important Documents included in this Collection are the following :
Vol. I. Governor Dongan's Report on the State of the Province of New York. 1687.
" Papers relating to French Seignories on Lake Champlain.
4 ' Papers relating to the City of New York.
" Papers relating to Long Island.
" Papers relating to Trade, Revenue, Imports, Exports, etc.
41 Report of Governor Tryon on the state of the Province, etc.
Vol. II. Manuscripts of Sir Wm. Johnson.
" Papers relating to Lt. Gov. Leisler's Administration.
" Early Steam Navigation.
" Papers relating to Western NCAV York.
Vol. III. Papers relating to the City of New York.
" Papers relating to the Palatines.
" Papers relating to the Manor of Livingston.
" Papers relating to the first Settlement of New York.
" Papers relating to the restoration of New York to the English.
" Papers relating to the State of Religion in different parts of the Colony, etc.
Vol. IV. Journal of New Netherland, 1641-1646.
' Description of New Netherland by Rev. Isaac Jogues, 1644.
" Journal of the Second Esopus'War, by Capt. Kregier, 1663.
" State of the Province of New York in 1738.
" Journal of Sir Wm. Johnson's Scout?, 1755-1756.
" Papers relating to the six Nations.
" Papers relating to the difficulties between New York and New Hampshire.
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New York. Documents relative to the Colonial History of the State of ;
procured in Holland, England and France by John Romeyn Brod-
head, Esq., Agent of the State. Published by virtue of an Act of
the Legislature, passed May 2, 1839, and edited by E. B. O'Callaghan,
M.D., L.L.D., with a general introduction by the Agent. 10 vols.
4to. Albany, 1853-1856.
Vol. I. General Introduction. Holland Documents, 1603-1656.
II. Not published.
" III. London Documents, 1614-1692.
IV. do 1693-1706.
V. do 1707-1733.
VI. do 1734-1765
' VII. do 1756-1767.
f VIII. Not published.
" IX and X. Paris Documents, 1631-1744. (Vol. 10 is not yet published.)
The Introduction is mainly, a " delailed account of the origin, progress and results
of the Historical Agency by which the documents, forming the publication,
were procured." It moreover describes the condition of the Public Records
of the State of New York, generally ; and the steps which "were taken, on
receipt of these M. S. S., to obtain their publication at the cost of the State.
The M. S. S. obtained by Mr. Brodliead, were ultimately arranged and bound up
in 80 distinct volumes, viz: 16 vols. of Holland'Documents ; 17 vols. of
Paris Documents, and 47 vols. of London Documents, the latter coming
down to the year 1782. These have all been printed, in extenso, in the
English language, under the superintendence of Dr.[ O'Callaghan, by whom
the necessary translations and annotations have been made.
The part of the collection relating to Canada is more amply noticed in Section :
HISTORY OF CANADA, See infra.
Smith, "William. History of the Province of New York, from its discovery to
1732. 4to. London, 1757.
Another edition. 8vo. London, 1776.
See North American Review, vol. ii, p. 150.
Histoire de la Nouvelle York. Traduite de 1' Anglais et
augmentee par M. E. 12mo. Londres, 1767.
Turner, O. Pioneer History of the Holland purchase of Western"New York*
including reminiscences of the War of 18 12, the origin, ''progress and
completion of the Erie Canal. 8vo. Buifalo, 1850.
New York Historical Society. Collections of the. (Incomplete.) 3
vols. of the Old Series, and New Series, vols. Ito3. 8vo. New York.
Vol. I. 1811.
The relation of John De Verrazzano, of the land by him discovered in the name of
his Majestic Francis the first, anno 1524.
The Voyage of Henry Hudson towards the North Pole, anno 1607.
A second Voyage of Henry Hudson, for finding a passage to the East Indies, by
the North East, anuo 1608.
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New York Historical Society. Collections of the Continued.
The third Voyage of Henry Hudson towards Nova Zembla, etc., and up the
Hudson River, anno 1609.
An abstract of the Journal of Henry Hudson for the discovery of a North "West
passage, anno 1610.
Documents extracted from the second volume of Hazard's Historical Collections.
Laws established by James Duke of York for the Government of New York, 1664,
&c.
Vol. II. 1814.
Discourse by De Witt Clinton.
Discourse by Gouverneur Morris.
Discourse by Samuel L. Mitchill.
An account of M. de La Salle's last expedition and discoveries in North America.
An extract of the translation of the History of New Sweed Land, in America,
written in Sweed by Thomas Campanius Holm, late of New Sweed Land
alias Delaware.
VoL III. 1821.
Annual discourse, by Gulian C. Verplanck, Esq.
Biography of Hugh Williamson, by David Hossack.
A, discourse on the religion of the Indian Tribes of North America, by Rev. S. F.
Jarvis.
Description of some of the Medals struck in relation to important events in
North America, By James Mease.
Vol. I. (N. S.) 1841.
Map of New Netherlands, with a view of New Amsterdam (now New York) in
1656.
Anniversary discourse by Chancellor Kent.
Verrazuno's Voyage, 1524.
Lambredchtsen, History of New Netherlands.
Van der Douck's description of New Netherlands.
Extracts from De Vries Voyage.
Juet's Journal of Hudson's Voyage.
Argall's Expedition, 1613.
New Sweden by Rev. Israel Acrelius.
Historical sketch of the Society.
Vol. II. 1848-49.
Outline of the Constitutional History of New York. By Benjamin F. Butler.
Memoir on Names, by Egbert Benson.
Narrative of an expedition of the Marquis de Nonville against the Senecas in
1687, translated from the French, with notes. By Orsamis H. Marshall.
Remarks upon the expedition to Danbury in 1777. By E. D. Whittlesey.
New York in 1692. By Charles Lodwick.
The representation of New Netherland, translated from the Dutch, with notes.
By Henry C. Murphy.
New Netherland in 1627. Letter from Isaack de Rasieres to Samuel Blommaert.
Memoir on the early Colonization of New Netherlands. By J. Romeyn Brodliead.
Hudson's Voyage in 1609.
History of the Chamber of Commerce. By Charles King.
Table of the Killed and Wounded in the war of 1812.
Memoir of Eaton, first Governor of New Haven Colony. By J. B. Moore.
N
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New York Historical Society. Collections of the Continued.
Vol. III. Parti. 1867. .
Voyages from Holland to America, 1632-1644, by P. De Vries. Translated by
Henry C. Murphy.
Short sketch of the Mohawk Indians in New Netherlands, etc. by J. Megapolensis
Jr. Translated with an introduction by J. R. Brodhead.
The Jogues Papers. Translated and arranged by John Gilmary Shea.
Extract from Castell's Discoverie of America, 1644.
Broad advice to the United Netherland Province, etc. Translated by Henry C.
Murphy.
Negotiations between New England and Canada, 1648-51. Translated by J. G
Shea.
Journal and report of Father Druillettes.
Proceedings of the first assembly of Virginia, 1619 ; with an introduction by
G eorge Bancroft.
, Proceedings of the, for 1845 and 1846; with appendices.
8vo. New York 1846-47.
Appendices :
Sketches of biographical writers, of the State of New York, and their works. By
W. L. Stone.
A discourse by Alexander "W. Bradford.
Memoir of the French and Indian expedition against Schenectady, 1689-90.
By Rev. Maunsell Van Rensselaer, of Albany.
Address on the Ancient American history. By H. R. Schoolcraft.
Jesuit relations of discoveries and other occurrences in Canada and the Northern
and Western States, 1632-1672; a paper communicated by E. B
O'Callaghan.
_____ , Proceedings of the. 1 vol. 8vo. Containing among other
papers :
A memoir on the North Eastern Boundary, by the Hon. Albert Gallatin, together
with a speech on the same subject, by the Hon. Daniel Webster. Illustrated
by a copy of the Jay Map. New York, 1843.
New Netherland, by Dr. De Witt.
An address of John Romeyn Brodhead, 1844.
Also the proceedings of the Society, for 1843 and 1844.
Barber, (J. "W) and Howe (H.) Historical Collections of the State of New
York, with Geographical descriptions of every township. 8vo. New
York, 1841.
Bee Washington Irving's Knickerbocker's History of New York, from the begin-
ning of the Dutch Dynasty ; and Blackwood's Magazine, vol. vii. p. 360.
Seward, W.H. Works; edited by G. E. Baker. 3 vols. 8vo. New-York, 1853.
Vol. I. Biographical Memoir ; Speeches in the Senate of New York and of the
United States ; Forensic Arguments ; CFor his other Speeches, see vol. III.)
Vol. IL Historical not^=> on tho State of New York ; Messages, while Governor of that
State ; Offi 'ial correspondence, On the Virginia and Georgia coEtroversies,
the McLeod case, &c. Pardon Papers.
Vol. III. Orations and discourses ; Occasional Speeches ; Executive Speeches ; Political
Writings; General Correspondence ; Letters from Europe.
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New York State. Census of, for 1855, prepared under direction of the
Secretary of State, by F. B. Hough, superintendent of the Census, and
including tables of the population of each Town, at each Census, since
1790; with illustrative diagrams. Folio. Albany, 1857-
New- York. Aboriginal monuments of. Journal of Science, 2nd ser., vol.
11, p. 305.
History of. North American Review, vol. 54, p. 299, and vol.
24, p. 214.
Debts and finances of. Idem, vol. 18, p. 243.
Code of procedure of. Idem, vol. 23, p. 67.
Internal improvements in. Idem, vol. 24, p. 34, 156, 447 ; vol.
25, p. 281, 415, 565, 694; vol. 23, p. 259, 283, 497.
Manufactures of. Idem, vol. 15, p. 369.
Railroad enterprise. Idem, vol. 15, p. 456.
Canals. Idem, vol. 11, p. 129 ; vol. 14. p. 543. North Ame-
rican Review. Vol. 14, p. 230 ; vol. 29, p. 500.
Public schools of. Ibid, vol. 18, p. 284.
City, commerce of. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 13, p. 42.
History of the corporations of. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 23, p. 610.
Manufacturing industry of. Idem, vol. 15, p. 369 ; vol, 16, p. 92.
An election row in. Eraser's Magazine, vol. 45, p. 104.
(c) PENNSYLVANIA, NEW JERSEY
AND DELAWARE.
(c) PENSYLVANIE. NEW JERSEY
ET DELAWARE.
Hazard, Samuel. Annals of Pennsylvania, from the discovery of the Delaware,
.1609-1682. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1850.
Pennsylvania Archives : selected and arranged from documents in the
office of the Secretary of the commonwealth ; by Samuel Hazard.
Commencing 1664 to 1790. 12vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1855-1856.
U. B. The preface to vol. 12 states that a general index to the above 12 vols
of Archives and the following 16 vols. of Records is in preparation.
Pennsylvania. Colonial Records : Minutes of the Provincial Council of
Pennsylvania, from its organization, on the 10th March, 1683, to the
termination of the Proprietary Government ; with the proceedings of
the Council of Safety in 1775'76 and '77, and the Minutes of the
Supreme Executive Council, from its organization in 1777 to the ter-
mination of the Revolution (i. e. to the 20th December 1790.) 16 vols.
8vo. Philadelphia and Harrisburg, 185 2- 53.
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Pennsylvania Historical Society. Memoirs of the. 4 (odd) vols. 8vo.
Philadelphia.
Vol. II, part 2, 1830, containing:
Narrative of Sir W. M. Keith coming to tbe Government of Pennsylvania, with
his conduct in it, written in 1726.
Some account of the early poets and poetry of Pennsylvania. By Joshua Fran-
cis Fisher.
Sketch of the life of Thomas Mefflin, by Wm. Rawle. An examination of the
various charges brought by historians against Wm. Penn, both as a man and
as a political governor. By Job. R. Tyson.
Memorials of country towns and places in Pennsylvania, as drawn up by J. F.
Watson, etc., etc.
Vol. Ill, part 2, 1836. containing:
Annual discourse, on the origin of the Indian population of America. By B. H.
Coates.
A discourse on the private life and domestic habits of "Wm. Penn. By J. F,
Fisher.
A memoir on the celebrated treaty made by Wm, Penn with the Indians. By-
Peter S. Du Ponceau and J F. Fisher.
Wm. Penn's letter to the inhabitants of Pennsylvania previous to his departure
from England for this country, communicated by Benjamin Chew.
A memoir of part of the life of Wm. Penn, By Mr. Lawtoa.
Fragments of an apology for himself, by Wm. Penn, <fec., <fcc.
Vol. IV, part 1, 1840. containing:
Inaugural discourse, by Peter S. Du Ponceau.
A memoir of Wm. Rawle, with a letter from Peter S. Du Ponceau.
Description of a specimen of engraving by the original inhabitants of North
America. By Walter R. Johnson.
An examination of Beauchamp Plantageuet's description of the province of New
Albion. By John Pennington.
Jnedited letters of Wm. Penn, Ac., &c.
VoVEV,!rt 2, 1850, containing:
JJi m se on the colonial History of the Eastern and some of the Southern States,
By Jot' R- Tyson.
Incidents in tie early history of Crawford County. By Alfred Huidekoper.
Notes respecting the Indians of Lancaster County. By Wm. Parker Foulke.
Catalogue of papers relating to Pennsylvania and Delaware, deposited at the
State Paper office, London.
Thomas, Gabriel. An Historical account of the Province of Pennsylvania and
of West New Jersey, in America. 8vo. London, 1698.
Pennsylvania. An 'Historical review of the Constitution and Government of.
8vo. London, 1759.
Day Sherman. Historical collections of the State of Pennsylvania, containing a
copious selection of the most interesting facts, relating to its history and
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[Rousselot de Surgy.] Histoire naturelle et politique de la Pensylvanie et
de I'etablissement des Quakers dans cette contree. Traduite del'Alle-
tnand. 8vo. Paris, 1768.
Pennsylvania, History of. North American Review. Vol. 20, p. 215.
Resources of. Hunt's Merchant's Mag. Vols. 10 & 12.
Coal Trade of. North Amerc. Rev. Vol. 42, p. 241.
Life in. By Gait. London Quarterly Rev. Vol. 26, p. 364.
Philadelphia, Commerce of. Hunt's Merchant's May. Vols. 14 and 18.
Histoire des premiers fondemens de Philadelphie. Voir
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of the Federal Constitution. 8vo. Trenton, 1834.
Barber, (J. W.) and Howe, (H.) Historical Collections of the State of New
Jersey, relating to its history and antiquities, &c., with 120 engravings.
8vo. New York, 1845.
Wew Jersey. Collections of the New Jersey and Newark Historical Society.
4 vols. 8vo. New York, and Newark. 1846-1852.
Vol. I. Map of Vanderdonck, 1656.
East Jersey under the Proprietary Governments: a narrative of events connected
with the settlement an 1 progress of the Province, until the surrender of the
government to the Crown in 1702. By Wm. A. Wlutehead, with an Appen-
dix containing "The Model of the Government of East New Jersey, in Ame-
rica,'' by George Scot, of Pitlochie, Newport, reprinted from the original
edition of 1685.
Vol. II. The Life of Wm. Alexander, Earl of Stirling, Major General in the Army of
the U. S. during the Revolution, by his grandson Wm. Alexander Duer, L.
L. D., with portrait and plans.
Vol. III. The Provincial Courts of New Jersey, with sketches of the bench and bar. By
Richard S. Field, with an Appendix containing the Instructions and Com-
mission of Lord Cornbury, Governor of New Jersey (1*702.)
Vol. IV. The papers of Lewis Morris, Governor of the Province of New Jersey, from
1738 to 1746.
Ferris, Benjamin. A History of the original settlements on the Delaware, from
its discovery by Hudson to the Colonization under Wm. Penn. To
which is added, an account of the ecclesiastical affairs of the Swedish
settlers, and a history of Wilmington. 8vo. Wilmington, 1846.
(d) VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND. | (d) VIRGINIE ET MARYLAND.
-Virginia. Nova Brittania : offering most excellents fruits by planting hi Vir-
ginia, &c. London 1609. Force's Tracts. Vol. 1.
1248 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIKE DBS
Virginia. The New Life in Virginia, declaring the former success and present
estate of that plantation, &c. London, 1612. Force's Tracts, vol. 1.
See North American Review. Vol. i. p. 145.
The beginning, progress and conclusion of Bacon's Rebellion in Vir-
ginia in the years 1675 and 1676. Washington, 1835. Ib.
An account of the late troubles in Virginia, written in 1676, by Mrs,
An. Cotton, of Q. Creeke. Published in 1804. Ib.
A list of those that have been executed for the rebellion in Virginia,
by Sir Win. Berkeley, Governor of that Colony. Washington, 1835. Ib.
A narrative of the Indian and Civil Wars in Virginia, in 1675, 1676-,
&c., Boston, 1814. Ib.
A description of New England, &c., by Captain John Smith. Lon-
don, 1616. Ib. Vol. 2.
New England's Trials, &c., by the same. London, 1622. Ib.
Extract from a manuscript collection of annals relating to Virginia.
1774. Ib.
A description of the Province of New Albion, &c., together with a
letter of Master Robert Evelin, &c. London, 1648. Ib.
A perfect description of Virginia, being a full and true relation of the
present state of the Plantation, their health, peace and plenty, &c.
London, 1649. Ib.
Virginia and Maryland, or Lord Baltimore's printed case, uncased
and answered, &c., together with a copy of a writing under the Lord
Baltimore's Hand and Seal, 1644, &c. London, 1655. Ib.
A true declaration of the estate of the Colonie in Virginia, &c.
London, 1610. Ib. Vol. 3.
See North American Review. Vol. 1, p. 150.
For the Colony in Virginia Britannia Lawes Divine, Morall & Mar-
tiall, &c. Printed at London, 1 612. Ib.
A declaration of the state of the Colonie and Affairs in Virginia, with
the names of the Adventurers, &c. London, 1620. Ib.
Orders and Constitutions, partly collected out of his Majestie's Letters
Patent, &c. London, 1620. Ib.
A true relation of Virginia and Maryland, &c., by Nathaniel Shrigley.
London, 1669. Ib.
A letter from Mr. John Clayton, Rector of Crofton. 12 May,
1688. Ib.
ETATS-TJNIS.] HISTORY OE UNITED STATES. 1249
Virginia. The Reformed Virginian Silk Worm, &c. Anno 1652. Printed,
London, 1655. Force's Tracts, vol. 3.
Leah and Rachel, or, the two faithful sisters Virginia and Maryland,
their present condition impartially stated and related. By John Ham-
mond. London, 1656. Ib.
Virginia's Cure, or an advising narrative concerning Virginia, &c.
Sept. 1661. London, 1662. Ib.
Stith, Wm. History of the first discovery of Virginia. 8vo. Williamsburg,
1747.
See Historical Magazine, vol. i. pp. 27 and 59 ; and Rich, vol. i, p. 86.
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Keith, Sir Wm. History of Virginia. Parti. 4to. London, 1738.
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what corrected and enlarged in the winter of 1782, for the use of a
foreigner of distinction, in answer to certain queries proposed by him
respecting its boundaries, rivers, &c. 8vo. [Paris,] 1782.
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Burkj John. History of Virginia from its first settlement. 3 vols. 8vo.
Petersburg, (Virg.) 1805.
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by Europeans to the present time. 2 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia and
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Howe, Henry. Historical collections of the State of Virginia, relating to its
history and antiquities, to which is appended an historical and descrip-
tive sketch of the District of Columbia. 8vo. Charleston, S. C., 1845.
Maryland and Virginia. Or, Lord Baltimore's printed case, uncased and
answered, &c. London, 1655. Force's Tracts. Vol. 2.
A relation of the Colony of the Lord Baron of
Baltimore, in. Ibid. Vol. 4.
Griffith, T. W. Sketches of the early History of Maryland. 8vo. Baltimore,
1821. (P.)
1250 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. f HISTOIRE DBS
Bozman, J. L. A sketch of the History of Maryland during the three first
years after its settlement, with a copious introduction. 8vo. Baltimore,
1811.
The History of Maryland from its first settlement in 1633 to
the restoration in 1660, with an introduction, notes and illustrations.
2vols.ini. 8vo. Baltimore, 1837.
McMahon, John V. L. Historical view of the Government of Maryland.
Vol. 1 (not continued). 8vo. Baltimore, 1S31.
McSherry, James. History of Maryland from its first settlement in 1634 to
1848. 8vo. Baltimore, 1849.
[ e.] GEORGIA AND ALABAMA. | [e.] GEORGIE ET ALABAMA.
Georgia. A state of the province of. Attested upon oath in the Court of
Savannah, Nov. 10, 1740. London, 1742. Force s Tracts, vol. 1.
A true and historical narrative of the colony of in America, from the
first settlement thereof until this period, together with his Majesty's
Charter, &c. By Pat. Tailfer, Hugh Anderson, Da. Douglass, and
others. Charleston, S. C., 1741. Ibid.
An account shewing the progress of the Colony of in America, from
its first establishment, published by order of the honorable the
Trustees. Annapolis, 1742. Ibid.
A brief account of the establishment of the Colony of Georgia, under
General James Oglethorpe, February, 1, 1733. Printed, 1835. Ibid.
A description of Georgia, by a gentleman who has resided there up-
wards of seven years, &c. London, 1741. Ib.
White, Rev. George. Historical collections of Georgia, containing the most
interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, &c., rela-
ting to its history and antiquities, from its first settlement to the pre-
sent time. Third Edition. 8vo. New- York, 1855.
i * Statistics of the State of Georgia, including an account of
its natural, civil and ecclesiastical history, together with a particular
description of each county, and a correct map of the State. 8vo.
Savannah, 1849.
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24, p. 466.
. History of. Idem, vol. 67, p. 291.
Pickett, Albert James. The history of Alabama and incidentally of Georgia
and Mississippi, from the earliest period. 2 vols. 8vo. Charleston, 1851.
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[f] NORTH AND SOUTH
CAROLINA.
[f] CAROLINE DU NORD ET
CAROLINE DU bUD.
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in 1731. Printed in the Gentleman? s Magazine, 1732. Ibid, vol. 2.
[Hewatt, A.J An historical account of the rise and progress of the Colonies
of South Carolina and Georgia. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1779.
Ramsay, David. The history of South Carolina, from 1670 to 1808. 2 vols.
8vo. Charleston, S. C., 1809.
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civil and military history. 8vo. Charleston, S. C., 1826.
Gibbes, R. W. Documentary history of the American Revolution, consisting
of letters and papers relating to the contest for liberty, chiefly in South
Carolina, in 1781 and 1782. 8vo. Columbia, S. C., 1S53.
Martin, Frar^ois-Xavier. The history of North Carolina, from the earliest
period. 2 vols. Svo. New Orleans, 1829.
Wheeler, John II. Historical sketches of North Carolina, from 1584 to 1851,
compiled from original records, official documents and traditional state-
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jurists, lawyers, soldiers, divines, &c. vol. 1. Svo. Philadelphia, 1851.
North Carolina. History of. North American Revieiv, vol. 24, p. 3G5, 468.
Internal improvements in. Idem, vol. 12, p. 1C.
[g.] KENTUCKY & TENNESSEE.
Rafinesque, C. S. Ancient annals of Kentucky. 8vo. Frankfort, 1824. (P.)
Marshall, II. History of Kentucky. 2 vols. Svo. Frankfort, 1824.
Bogart, "W. II. Daniel Boone and the hunters of Kentucky. 8vo. New York
and Auburn, 1857.
Collins, Lewis. Historical sketches of Kentucky ; embracing its history, anti-
quities, and natural curiosities, geographical, statistical and geological
descriptions, with anecdotes of pioneer life, and more than one hundred
biographical sketches of distinguished pioneers, &c. Svo. Cincinnati,
1847.
See also, North American Review, vol. xxxv. p. i. and Ixii. p. 71.
Ramsey, J. G. M. The annals of Tennessee to the end of the eighteenth
century ; comprising its settlement, as the Watauga Association, from
1769 to 1777 ; a part of North Carolina, from 1777 to 1784; the State
of Franklin, from 1784 to 1788 ; a part of. North Carolina, from 1788
to 1790; the territory of the United States South of the Ohio, from
1790 to 1796; the State of Tennessee, from 1796 to 1800. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1853.
1252
HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [~H1STOIRE DES
(h.) MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
FLORIDA AND TEXAS.
(h.) MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA
FLORIDE ET TEXAS.
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original narratives of Marquette, Allouez, Membre, Hennepin, and
Anastase .Douay, with a fac-simile of the newly discovered map of
Marquette ; hy J. G. Shea. Svo. New York, 1852.
The Appendix to this Work contains:
" Recit des voyages et des decouvertes du P. Jacques Marquette, de la
Compagnie de J6sus, en 1'anuee 1673 et suivantes ;'' and also,
Unfinished letter of Father Marquette to Father Dablon, containing a journal
of his last visit to the Ilinois, (in French), and several other documents.
(The author says in his preface that he has been aided by the researches of
the Kev. P. Mai-tin and the Hon. Jacques Viger, of Montreal.)
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A translation of Marquette and Joliet's account of a voyage to
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Marquette, Father. Life of, by Jared Sparks. See Sparks' American Bio-
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Salle, M. de la. Memoir sent in 1693, on the discovery of the Mississippi and
the neighbouring nations ; from the year 1678 to the time of his death,
and by the Sieur de Tonti to the year 1691. See French's Historical
Collections, part 1.
Journal of the last voyage to the Gulf of Mexico, to discover
the mouth of the River Mississippi ; translated from the French of
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His will, made at Montreal, 1681. French? 's Historical Col-
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An account of his last expedition and discoveries in North
America, presented to the French King and published by the Chevalier
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Mississippi, by the three great European powers, Spain, France and
Great Britain, and the subsequent occupation, settlement and extension
of civil government, by the United States, until the year 1846. 2 vols.
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to the discovery and the early settlement of Louisiana. French's His-
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La Harpe, Benard de. Journal historique de 1'etablissement des Franais a la
Louisiane. 8vo. Paris, 1831.
A translation of the historical journal of the establishment of the
French in Louisiana, with notes on Marquette and Joliette, Iberville,
Bienville, Saint Denys, Le Sueur, Tonty, Crozat, Law, Marigny, &c.,
French's Historical Collections, part 3.
Sauvole, M. de. Journal historique de 1'etablissement des Francois a la Loui-
siane (du 3 mai 1699 a 1/01.) Idem.
Richebourg,M.de. Memoire sur la premiere guerre des Natchez. Idem.
Louisiana. Present State of. By an officer at New Orleans to his friend at
Paris. 8vo. London, 1744. (P.)
Dumont, M. Memoire sur la Louisiane, contenant ce qui y est arrive de plus
remarquable depuis 1687 jusqu'a present ; avec 1'etablissement de la
colonie frai^aise dans cette province de 1'Amerique Septentrionale, sous
la direction de la compagnie des Indes ; le climat, la nature, et les pro-
ductions de ce pays, 1'origine et la religion des sauvages qui 1'habitent,
leurs mceurs et leurs coutumes ; composes sur les memoires de M.
Dumont, par L. L. M. (1'Abbe Le Mascrier). 2 vol. 12mo. Paris,
1753.
Voir Faribault, p. 83.
Pratz, Page du. Histoire de la Louisiane, comprenant la decouverte de ce
vaste pays, sa description geographique, un voyage dans les terres, 1'his-
toire naturelle, deux voyages dans le nord du Nouveau Mexique, dont
un jusqu'a la mer du sud, etc., ornee de deux cartes et de 40 planches.
3 vol. 12mo. Paris, 1758.
Voir Faribault, p. 84.
The history of Louisiana, or of the Western parts of Virginia
and Carolina, containing a description of the countries that lie on both
sides of the Mississippi, &c. ; translated from the French, with some
notes and observations relating to our Colonies. 2 vols. 12mo.
London, 1763.
Another edition. 8vo. London, 1774.
1254 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIRE DES
Vergennes, M. de. Memoire historique et politique sur la Louisianc, par M.
de, ministrc de Louis XVI, suivi de memoires sur St. Domingue et la
Guyane. Svo. Paris, 1802.
Voir Faribault, p. 39.
Orr, George. The possession of Louisiana by the French considered as it affects
the interests of Great Britain, Spain and Portugal. Svo. London,
1803. (P.) ,
Stoddart, Major Amos. Historical and descriptive sketches of Louisiana. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1812.
Barbe-Marbois. Histoire de la Louisiane et de la cession de cette colonie par
la France aux Etats-Unis de PAmerique, precedee d'un discours sur la
constitution et le gouvernement des Etats-Unis. Svo. Paris, 1829.
History of Louisiana, particularly of its cession to the
United States ; with an Essay on the Constitution of the United States,
translated from the French. Svo. Philadelphia, 1830. (2 copies.)
Martin, F. X. The History of Louisiana, from the earliest period. 2 vols.
Svo. New Orleans, 1827-29.
French, B. F. Historical Collections of Louisiana ; witli historical and biogra-
phical notes, and an introduction. Parts 1 to 5. 5 vols. 8vo. New
York and Philadelphia, 1846--1851.
Part 1. Historical Documents, from 1678 to 1691.
" 2. Translations from De Soto, Coxe, Marquette, Joliet, <tc.
" 3. La Harpe's establishment of the French in Louisiana ; Charlevoix's
Journal, &c.
" 4. Shea's discovery of the Mississippi Valley, <fec.
" 6. Dumont and Champigny's Memoirs.
G-ayarre, Charles. Histoire de la Louisiane. 2 vol. Svo. Nouvelle Orleans,
1846.
Louisiana ; its Colonial History and Romance. (First
and second series of lectures.) Svo. New York, 1851.
Louisiana ; its history as a French Colony. Third series
of Lectures. Svo. New York, 1852.
See North American Review, vol.lxv, p. 1.
See also, in section HISTORY OF CAXADA, Charlevoix, Histoire de la Nouvelle
f France ; Garneau, Histoire du Canada, Ac.
Louisiana. History of the Louisiana Treaty. North American Review, vol.
28, p. 389.
On the Penal Code of. Idem., vol. 17, p. 242 ; vol. 43, p. 297.
History of. Idem, vol. 65, p. 1. Edinburgh Rev. vol. 32, p. 231.
Commerce and resources of. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 11, p. 411.
Commerce of, from 1828 to 1851. Hunt's Magazine, vol. 4.
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Soto, Hernando de. Relation de son voyage en Floricle en 1539, par Luis Her-
nandez de Biedma. Ternaux, Recueil, vol. 20.
A translation of a recently discovered manuscript journal
of the expedition of Hernando de Soto into Florida ; by Luis Hernan-
dez de Biedma. French's Hist. Collect, of Louisiana, part 2.
A translation of an original letter of Hernando de Soto, on
the conquest of Florida. Idem.
Histoire de la conquete de la Floride, par Ferdinand de
Soto, composee en espagnol par Garcilasso de la Vega, et traduit en
fran9ais par P. Richelet. Nouvelle edition. 2vol. 8vo. Leide, 1731.
' A relation of the invasion and conquest of Florida by the
Spaniards, under the command of Fernando de Soto ; written in Portu-
guese by a gentleman of the town of Elvas, now Englished. 8vo. Lon-
don, 1686.
A narrative of the expedition of Hernando de Soto into
Florida, by a gentleman of Elvas, published atEvora, 1557; translated
from the Portuguese by Richard Hakluyt, London, 1609. French's
Historical Collections, vol. 2.
The discovery and conquest of Terra Florida, by Ferd. de
Soto ; translated out of Portuguese by R. Hakluyt, reprinted from the
edition of 1611 ; edited with notes, an introduction and a translation of
a narrative of De Soto's Expedition, by L. H. De Biedma, by \V. B.
Rye. Svo. London, 1S51. Hakluyt Society Publication.
The Introduction says that Hakluyt's intention in this translation, " was to
encourage the young colony in Virginia." The title, under -which his 2nd
edition, [1611,] appeared is, " The worthye and famous History of the Tra-
vailes, Discovery and Conquest, &c., of Terra Florida, being lively paraleld
with that of our now inhabited Virginia, as also, The Comodities of the
said Country, with Mynes of Golde, Silver and other Mettals, <fcc., which
cannot but give us a great and exceeding hope of our Virginia, &c., accom-
plished and effected by Don F. De Soto and 600 Spaniards, his followers."
The Introduction gives the History in succession of early adventurers in Florida
and the Southern part of North America ; and shews the concurrence of
geographical notations made in their History with the Modern Geography
of those regions.
: The Conquest of Florida under Hernando de Soto ; by
Theodore Irving. 2 vols. 12mo. London, 1835.
Beteta, Frere Gregorio de. Relation de la Floride, rapportee par Greg, de
Betetapour l'illustrissime seigneur vice-roi de la Nouvelle Espagne, 1549.
Ternaux, Recueil, vol. 20.
1256 HISTORY OF UNITED STATES. [HISTOIRE DES
Basanier, M. L'histoire notable de la Floride, situee es Indes Occidentals ;
(contenant les trois voyages decrits par Laudonniere,) mise en lumiere
par M. Basanier ; (imprimee pour la premiere fois a Paris en 1586, et
re-imprimee en 1853.) Svo. Paris, 1853.
Oe volume comprend :
Le premier voyage des Francais en la Floride, fait par le Capitaine Jean
Ribaut, 1'an 1562.
Le second voyage des Francais en la Floride, fait par le Capitaine Laudon-
niere, 1'an 1564.
Le troisieme voyage des Franjaia en la Floride, fait par le Capitaine Jean
Ribaut, en 1'an 1565.
Le quatrieme voyage des Frangais en la Floride, sous le Capitaine Gourgues.
Voir aussi Ternaux, Recueil de pieces sur la Floride, ou se trouvent, les memes
voyages.
IMenandez, Pedro. Son expedition a la Floride en 15G5, racontee par Lopez
de Mendoza. Ternaux, Recueil de pieces sur la Floride.
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Cession of. Pamphleteer, vol. 15, p. 261.
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[a.] WARS ANTERIOR TO THE AMERI-
CAN REVOLUTION.
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[a.] GUERRES ANTERTEURES A LA
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1260 WARS IN NORTH AMERICA. [GTJERRES DE
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history of the wars, revolutions and events which gave rise to all the
marine discoveries and foreign acquisitions made by the Modern Euro-
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Europeans had of the earth in times preceding these discoveries ; with
other matters relating to this subject. IV. The particulars of the pro-
gress made by the Portuguese, from their beginning these discoveries to
the death of King John the Second, and an account of the grants made
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1262 AMERICAN REVOLUTION. [REVOLUTION
A Collection of interesting authentic papers, relative to the Dispute between
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1264 AMERICAN REVOLUTION. [REVOLUTION
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Taken principally from the actual surveys and judicious observations
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armies. 8vo. London, 1776. Containing the following maps, folded :
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AMERICAINE.J AMERICAN REVOLUTION. 1265
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the losses, services and claims of the American Loyalists at the close of
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Simcoe's Military Journal. A History of the operations of a partisan
Corps called the Queen's Rangers. Commanded by Lieut. Col. J. G.
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Rev. Wheeler Case, published in 1778, and an Appendix containing
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Wilkinson, General James. Memoirs of my own Times. 3 vols. 8vo.,
with 1 vol., 4to. of diagrams and plans illustrative of the principal
battles &c., treated of in the memoirs. Philadelphia, 1816.
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consisting of fac-similes of original documents relating to the events of the
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Niagara Battle of. North American Review, vol. 8. p. 142
War of 1812. An impartial and correct history of, between the United
States and Great Britain, comprising a particular detail, of the Naval
and Military operations. 12mo. New York, 1815.
Brackenridge, H. M. , History of the late war between the United States and
Great Britain. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1850.
James, Wm. A full and correct account of the Military occurrences of the late
war, between Great Britain and the United States ; with an Appendix
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Account of the chief Naval occurrences of the late War between
Great Britain and the United States ; with a cursory examination of the
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with plates. 8vo. London, 1817.
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Thomson, John Lewis. Historical sketches of the late war between the United
States and Great Britain, blended with anecdotes, &c. 12mo. Phila-
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Jenkins, John S. Jackson and the Generals of the war of 1812. I2mo-
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Jacob Brown ; Edmund Pendleton Gaines ; W. H. Harrison; Andrew Jackson;
Alex. Macomb ; Zebulon Montgomery Pike ; Winfield Scott.
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the events which preceded and followed. 12mo. New York, 1857. ,
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in 1814-15. I2mo. London, 1847. Col. Libr.
Louisiana. War of, 1814-15. North American Review, vol. 3, p. 232.
New-Orleans. Battle of. Edinburgh Review, vol. 45, p. 368 ; Blackwood's
Magazine, vol. 24, p. 354.
Texas. Campaign in. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 59, p. 37-
1268 HISTORY OF BRITISH N. AMERICA. [~HISTOIRE DE I/AME-
Sprague, John T. The origin, progress and conclusion of the Florida war ; to
which is appended a record of officers, &c., who were killed in battle or
died of disease, &c. 8vo. New York, 1848.
Florida War, the. North American Review, vol. 54, p. 1.
Jenkins, John. History of the War between the United States and Mexico,
from the commencement of hostilities to the ratification of the treaty of
peace. 8vo. Auburn, 1849.
Buena- Vista. Battle of. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 38, p. 96.
VI. BRITISH NORTH I VI. AMERIQUE BRITANNIQUE
AMERICA. DU NORD.
Martin, R. Montgomery. History of the Colonies of the British Empire in
North America ; &c. From the official records of the Colonial Office.
8vo. London, 1843.
New Edition ; vol. 1. "British North America. 8vo.
London, 1849.
Lacroix, Fre'deric. Possessions Anglaises dans I'Amerique du Nord, Canada,
Nouveau Brunswick, Nouvelle Ecosse, Acadie. Voir VUnivers Pitto-
resque, Amerique, vol. 5.
La Potherie, M. Bacqueville de. Histoire de 1'Amerique Septentrionale,
contenant le voyage du Fort Nelson dans la Baie d' Hudson, le premier
etablissement des Franais dans ce vaste pays, la prise du Fort Nelson,
la description du fleuve St. Laurent, le gouvernement de Quebec, des
Trois Rivieres et de Montreal, de 1534 a 1701. 4 vol. 8vo. Paris,
1722.
Voyez le Catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 78.
British Dominions. The history of the, in North America, from the first
discovery of that continent to 1763. 4to. London, 1773.
A Letter to a great M r, wherein the demolition of the Fortifications of
Louisburg is shown to be absurd, the importance of Canada fully refuted,
&c. Svo. London, 1761.
Murray, Hugh. An historical and descriptive account of British America, com-
prehending Canada, (Upper and Lower,) Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, the Bermudas and the Fur coun-
tries ; their history from the earliest settlement ; the statistics and topo-
graphy of each district ; their commerce, agriculture and fisheries ; their
social and political condition ; as also an account of the manners and
present state of the Aboriginal tribes ; to which is added a full detail of
the principles and best modes of Emigration. With illustrations of the
Natural History, by James Wilson, R. K. Greville and Professor Traill.
With 16 maps and plates. ' 3 vols. 12mo. London, 1839-40.
BIQTJE BRIT. DTJ NORD.] HISTORY OF BRITISH N. AMERICA. 1269
Haliburton, T. C. Rule and Misrule of the English in America. 2 vols.
8vo. London, 1851.
See London Quarterly Review, vol. xciv.
Sec in the Collection of PAMPHLETS, (AMERICAN & CANADIAN,) Judge Haliburton's
Address on the present condition and prospects of British North America.
Hodgins, J- G. The Geography and History of British America, and of the
other Colonies of the Empire ; to which is added a sketch of the various
Indian tribes of Canada, and brief biographical notices of eminent per-
sons connected with the history of Canada. 8vo. Toronto, 1857-
British North American Provinces. Plan for a general legislative union
of the, "by MM. Sewell, Stewart, Robinson and Strachan. 8vo.
London. 1824. (P.) Bound with
Remarks on a plan for a general legislative union of the,
8vo. London, 1824. (P.)
British North American Provinces. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 5, p. 77.
Growth and prospects of. Black 'wood's Mag. vol. 76, p. 1.
Young, George. Letters on Responsible Government and an union of the
Colonies of British North America. 8vo. Halifax, 1840.
Hamilton, P. S. Union of the Colonies of British North America. Anglo-
American Magazine, \o\, 7, pp. 79 and 175.
Sec infra in Section : CANADA. Lord Durham's Report on British North America.
Martin, R. M. Colonial Magazine, and Commercial Maritime Journal. From
its commencement in January 1840, to its discontinuance in April 1842.
7 vols. 8vo. London.
Simmond's (P-L.) Colonial Magazine and Foreign Miscellany ; from its
commencement in January 1844, to its discontinuance in June, 1853.
25 vols. 8vo. London.
Before it dropped, this work more than once changed hands, and appeared -with
a different title, as "Colonial Magazine, and East India Review;" and
' Colonial Magazine and Asiatic Review."
These Magazines contain interesting and valuable articles and much statistical
information on Canada, and the other British North American Provinces.
British Colonial Politics. North American Review, vol. 67, p. 1.
Colonial possessions. Value of. Edinburgh Review, vol. 42, p. 271.
Colonial protection. Idem, vol. 84, p. 236.
Colonial crisis, (1831.) Frasers Magazine, vol. 3, p. 625.
Colonial reform. Idem, vol. 41, p. 366.
Colonial policy of Great Britain. Edinburgh Review, vol. 54, p. 330.
London Quarterly Review, vol. 26, p. 522.
Colonial undertakings. Blackivood's Magazine, vol. 20, p. 304.
1270 HISTORY OF CANADA. [HISTOIRE
Colonial government. Earl Grey on Lord John Russell's Colonial Admi-
nistration. Edinburgh Review, vol. 98, p. 62. Fraser's Magazine,
vol. 47, p. 485.
Mills, on Colonial Constitutions. Westminster Review,
for July 1856, p. 127.
Colonial misgovernment. Idem, vol. 44, p. 624.
Colonial neglect and foreign propitiation. Idem, vol. 46, p. 752.
Colonies, British. Idem, vol. 23, p. 891 ; vol. 25, p. 633 ; vol. 27, p. 223,
455, 604 ; vol. 34, p. 231 and 611. Prater's Magazine, vol. 6, p. 437-
Dublin University Magazine, vol. 13, p. 389.
Roebuck on the. Frasers Magazine, vol. 39, p. 624.
Fate of the. Idem, vol. 2, p. 226.
Home. London Quarterly Review, vol. 41, p. 522.
Ecclesiastical state of the. Idem, vol. 75, p. 201.
Shall we retain our. Edinburgh Review, vol. 93, p. 475.
Colonization. From Ireland. North British Review, vol. 8. p. 421.
Grey's plan of. Frasers Magazine, vol. 35, p. 738.
Only cure for national distress. Idem, vol. 27, p. 735.
= Wakefield's theory of. Idem, vol. 39, p. 245. Blackwood's
Magazine, vol. 65, p. 509.
1. CANADA.
N. B. La Section dea MANUSORITS RELATIFS A L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE-FRANCE
[vide infra,] 6tant iutimement liee avec la presente section, nous y renvoyons
d'une maniere speciale.
Cartier, Jacques. Discours du voyage fait par le Capitaine Jacques Cartier
aux terres-neuves de Canada, Norembergue, etc. ; traduit d'une langue
e*trangere. Rouen, 1598. Ternaux, Archives des Voyages, vol. 1.
Seconde navigation faicte par le commandement et vouloir
du tres-chretien Roy Fra^ois, premier de ce nom, au parachevement de
la decouverture des terres occidentales, etc., publiee en entier pour la
premiere fois d'apres des manuscrits de la Bibliotheque Royale. Ibid.
Vol. 2.
Voyezle catalogue de M. Faribault, pages 23 et 24.
DTJ CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1271
Cartier, Jacques. Voyages de decouvertes en Canada entre les annees 1534 et
1542 ; re-imprimes sur d'anciennes relations, et publics sous la direction
de la Socictc litteraire et historique de Quebec, avec preface et notes,
(par G. B. Faribault, Ecr.) 8vo. Quebec, 1843.
Premier, second et troisieme voyages de Jacques Cartier.
Di Jacques Carthier. Prima relatione della terra nuova detta la nuova
Francia, anno 1534. Ramusio, vol. 3, fol. 435.
Secunda relatione della navigatione per lui fatta all'-
Isole di Canada, Hochelaga, Saguenay et altre, etc., anno 1535. Ra-
musio, voL 3, p. 441.
Jaques Cartier. First voyage to New-Foundland, the Saint Lawrence and
the Grand Bay. Anno 1534. Hakluyt, vol. 3, and Pinkerton, vol. 12.
Second voyage by the Grand Bay, up the river of Canada
to Hochelaga, anno 1535. Ibid.
Third voyage unto the Countries of Canada, Hochelaga
and Saguenay, anno 1540. Ibid.
Roberval, Jean Francois de la Roque, Sieur de. Voyage au Canada, en 1542 ;
re-imprime. et public sous la direction de la Soci6te litteraire et histo-
rique de Quebec. 8vo. Quebec, 1843.
Voyage to the Countries of Canada, Hochelaga and Saguenay,
1542. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Alphonse, Jean, de Xaintoigne. Le lloutier de, ou cst represente le cours du
fleuve St. Laurent, depuis le detroit de Belle-Isle, jusques au fort de
France-Roy, en Canada, 1542 ; public par la Societe litteraire et histo-
rique de Quebec. 8vo. Quebec, 1843.
An excellent routier shewing the course
up the river of Canada, for the space of 230 leagues, 1542. Hakluyt,
vol. 3.
Noel, Jacques, (de St. Malo). Deux lettres sur la decouverte des Saults en
Canada ; publiees sous la direction de la Societe litteraire et historique
de Quebec. 8vo. Quebec, 1843.
Letter written in 1587, to M. John Groute, touching the dis-
coveries of Jacques Cartier. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Voir Particle CARTIER dans la Biographic Bretonne, et les grands dictionnaires
biograplriques.
On trouve aussi dans 1'ouyrage de L<5ou Guerin: Les navigateurs Franfais, fSvo.
Paris, 1846), les biographies de Jacques Cartier, d' Alphonse le Sainton-
geois, Jacques Noel, Villegagnon, Ribaut, Laudonniere, Gourgues, Cham-
plain, de la Salle, Le Moyne d'lbei ville, etc.
1272 HISTORY OP CANADA. [HISTOIRE
Champ lain, Samuel de. Les voyages du Sieur de Champlain, Xaintongeois ;
ou journal tres-fidele des observations faites en la Nouvelle-France.
4to. Paris, 1613.
Meme Edition, comprenant de plus le " Quatrieme
voyage du Sieur de Champlain, fait en 1'annee 1613."
Voyages et decouvertes faites en la Nouvelle-France,
depuis 1'annee 1615 jusqu'a la fin de 1'annee 1618. Seconde edition,
8vo. Paris, 1627.
Les voyages de la Nouvelle-France occidentale, dicte
Canada, faits par le Sieur de Champlain, et toutes les decouvertes qu'il
a faites en ce pays, depuis 1'an 1603 jusque en 1'an 1629; ou se
voit comme ce pais a este premierement descouvert par les Francais sous
1'authorite de nos Roys tres-chretiens, jusques au regne de sa Majeste a
present regnante Louis XIII, Roy de France et de Navarre ; avec un
traite des qualites et conditions requises a un bon et parfait navigateur
pour connaitre la diversite des estimes qui se font en la navigation. Les
marques et enseignements que la providence de Dieu a mis dans les mers
pour redresser les mariniers en leur route, sans lesquelles ils tomberaient
en de grands dangers. Et la maniere de bien dresser cartes marines,,
avec leurs ports, rades, isles, sondes, et autre chose necessaire a la
navigation. Ensemble une carte generale de la description du dit pais
faite en son meridien selon la declinaison de la Guide Aymant, et un
catechisme, ou instruction traduite du fra^ais au language des peuples
sauvages de quelque contree, et aussi ce qui s'est passe en la dite
Nouvelle-France en 1'annee 1631. Dedie a Mgr. le Cardinal de Riche-
lieu. 4to. Paris, 1632.
Cette edition comprend en outre la " Doctrine Ohre'tienne du R. P. Ledesme, tra"
duite en Lmgage Canaduis, par le R. P. Breboeuf ;" et aussi 1'Oraison Domi-
nicale et autres pri^res " traduites enlangige des Moutagnars de Canada,
par le R. P. Masse, de la Compagnie de Jesus."
de 1640.
Meme edition que la precedente, avec titre rafraichi,
' Edition faite sur la precedente, (aux frais du gouver-
nement frai^ais, pour donner de 1'emploi aux ouvriers), 2 vol. 8vo.
Paris, aout 1830.
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, pages 26, 27 et 28.
Boucher, Pierre. (Gouverneur des Trois-Rivieres en Canada). Histoire veri-
table et naturelle des moeurs et productions du pays de la Nouvelle-
France, vulgairement dite le Canada. Paris, 1663. Reimprimee a
Quebec, par E. Frechette, en 1849, format 8vo.
Voyez Faribault, p. 15.
I>TJ CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1273
Creuxius, Fr. Historiae Canadensis seu Novae Francise libri decem ad annum
usque Christi, 1656. 4to. Parisiis, 1664.
Vide Faribault, p. 36.
Shortt, W. P. Gesta Anglo- Americana scilicet et progymnasmata Novae Franciee
Pelasgicaa. Liber singularis. 8vo. Exeter.
This vol. is lithographed.in Greek : with a preliminary notice, analysis of the work,
and notes, in English. The author says, " the following Greek treatise on
America, is perhaps the only historical Greek classic since the days of
Procopius."
Charlevoix, P. de. Histoire et description generale cle la Nouvelle France.
2 vol., (avec cartes.) 4to. Paris, 1744.
Le Vol. ii. contient une " Description des plantes principales de 1'Amerique
Septentrionale."
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, pages 28 et 29.
Smith, Wm. History of Canada, from its first discovery to the peace of 1763,
and from the establishment of the civil government in 1764 to the
establishment of the constitution in 1/92. 2 vols. 8vo. Quebec,
1815.
Bibaud, Michel. Histoire du Canada sous la domination fra^aise. Seconde
- Edition. 8vo. Montre'al, 1843.
Histoire du Canada et des Canadiens sous la domination
anglaise. 8vo. Montreal, 1844.
M. Bibaud est decide le 3 aout 1857. Le Pays du 4 aout 1857, le Journal de
I' Instruction Publique, vol. 1, p. 166, et le Dictionna.iredesHomm.es illuslres
du Canada de M. Bibaud, jeune, contiennent chacun une notice biographique
sur cet ecrivain.
Bibaud, Maximilien. (Fils du precedent.) Catechisme de 1'histoire du Canada,
32mo. Montreal, 1854.
Dictionnaire historique des hommes illustres du Canada et
de l'Amerique. 8vo. Montreal, 1857-
Supplement aux travaux sur 1'histoire du Canada. (Ou-
vraye en cours de publication.}
Roy, Jennet. The History of Canada; prepared for the use of schools 12mo.
Montreal, 1850.
Garneau, F. X. Histoire du Canada depuis sa decouverte jusqu'a nos jours
4 vol. 8vo. Quebec, 1845-1852.
Le meme ouvrage, corrige et augmente. 3 vol. 8vo. Que-
bec, 1852.
Abrege de 1'histoire du Canada depuis sa decouverte jusqu'a
1840. I2mo. Quebec, 1856.
Voir le North American Review, vol. Ixxiv, p. 261 ; la Revue des Deux-Mondes,
seconde se>ie de la nourelle periode, Tome iii, p. 278, (1853); Le Corres-
pondant, vol. xxxiii, p. 243 ; 1' Athenaeum frangais, fevrier, 1848, p. 28, etc.
1274) HISTORY OF CANADA. [HISTOIRE
Brasseur de Bourbourg, M. 1'Abbe". Histoire du Canada, de son Eglise
et de ses missions, depuis la decouverte de 1'Amerique jusqn'a nos
jours. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1852.
Perland, ReV. J. B. A. Observations sur un ouvrage intitulS : Histoire du
Canada, etc., par M. 1'Abbe Brasseur de Bourbourg. 8vo. Quebec,
1853.
Voir aussi dans le Correspondaot, vol.xxxiii, un article de M. de La Roche-Heron.
Christie, Robert. A history of the late province of Lower Canada, parliamen-
tary and political, from the commencement to the close of its existence as
a separate province, embracing a period of fifty years. 6 vols. 8vo.
Quebec, 1849-55.
At the end of voL v, will be found a biographical sketch of the late Sir James
Stuart, Bart. Chief Justice of Lower Canada.
Vol. VI. Is entitled, "Interesting documents and official correspondence illustrative of
and supplementary to, the History." It is prefaced by a memoir of the
public life of the Hon. H. "W. Ryland, confidential Secretary to Lord Dorches-
ter when Governor in Chief of British North America, and includes copious
extracts from Ryland's Correspondence and Papers, with other documents on
the affairs of the Province from 1789 to 1833 ; the whole numbered from 1
to 158. No. 159, is a note by Jacques Viger Esq. " Sur la prise du Village
de St. R6gis par les Americains duraut la derniere guerre avec les Etats-
Unis." Nos. 160 and 161, are correspondence concerning the Rebellion in
Lower Canada, and the conduct of MM. D. B. Viger, Wolfred Nelson, L. J.
Papineau, &c.
. Memoirs of the administration of Lower Canada by Sir
James Craig and Sir George Prevost, from 1807 to 1815. 8vo.
Quebec, 1818.
A brief review of the political state of Lower Canada, with
Memoirs of the administration of Lower Canada, by Sir Gordon Drum-
mond and Sir John Coape Sherbrooke. 8vo. New-York, 1818.
McMullen, John. The History of Canada, from its first discovery to the
present time. 8vo. Brockville, (C.W.) 1855.
Roger, Charles. History of Canada. Vol. 1. 8vo. Quebec, 1855.
Dussieux, L. Le Canada sous la domination francaise, d'apres les archives
de la marine et de la guerre. 8vo. Paris, 1855.
Voir 1' Athenaeum francais pour 1856, p. 500 et 601.
Pour 1'histoire des nations sauvages du Canada, et la description de leurs mceurs
et coutumes, Voyez ci-devant la section ANTIQUITES et ABORIGENES, [p.
1187-89.] et en particulier:
Lafitau, Mceurs des sauvages.
La Potherie, Histoire de 1'Ame'rique Septentrionale.
Colden, History of the Five Nations of Canada.
Lives of Brant and Tecumseh.
Bibaud, Les Sagamos illustres.
Et les ouvrages de Schoolcraft, Catlin, Drake, McKenney, etc.
DTJ CANADA.] HISTORY OP CANADA. 1275
Voyez aussi ci-apres dans la classe des VOYAGES, lea Voyages de Hennepin, La
Hontan, Charlevoix, Lebeau, Chateaubriand, etc., etc.
Pour 1'kistoire des Guerres Sauvages, Voyez ci-devant p. 1259.
Pour les ouvrages relatifs a 1'etablisseinent de la foi, etaux institutions religieuses
en Canada, Voyez ci-devant la section HISTOIRE EOCLESIASTIQCB ET MISSIONS,
p. 1195, et en particulier:
La lettre de Mgr. de St. Vallier, sur 1'etat de 1'eglise.
La vie de la sceur Bourgeoys, par M. 1'abb^ Faillon.
La vie de Mademoiselle Mauce, par le meme.
La vie de Madame d'Youville, par le meme.
Les Servantes de Dieu en Canada, par M. de Courcy.
La relation du pere Bressany, parle R. P. Martin.
Les relations des Jesuites.
Le grand voyage du pere Sagard
La Gaspesie du pere Le Clerq.
Etc., etc., etc.
Collection de memoires et de relations sur 1'histoire ancieune du Canada
d'apres les manuscrits recemment obtenus des archives et bureaux
publics en France. Publiee sous la direction de la Societe litteraire et
historique de Quebec, avec une introduction et des notes. (Par G. B.
Faribault, ecr.) 8vo. Quebec, 1840, comprenant :
1. Memoire sur 1'etat present du Canada [1667.] [suppose etre de 11. Talon
alors intendaut.]
2. Memoire sur le Canada [suppose ecnt en 1736 et attribue a M. Hocquart,
intendant.]
3. Considerations sur 1'etat present dn Canada [1758] ; [memoire important rnais
dont 1'auteur est inconnu.]
4. Histoiredu Canada, par M. 1'abbe de Belinont, [Superieur du Seminaire de
Montreal, entre 1713 et 1724.]
5. Relation du siege de Quebec en 1759 [ecrUe en 1765] par une religieuse de
1'hopital general de Quebec.
6 Jugernent impartial sur les operations militaires de la campagne en Canada,
en 1759, [sans nom d'auteur.]
7. Reflexions sommaii-es sur le commerce qni s est fait en Canada [sans nom
d'auteur et sans date, mais suppose ecrit aprea 1760.]
8. Histoire de 1'eau de vie en Canada [sans date et sans nom d'auteur.]
Les trois premiers memoires, nous dit 1'introduction, sont publics d'apres des
manuscrits obtenus par Lord Durham des Archives du Bureau de la Marine
a Paris, en 1838, lors de son depart d'Europe pour le gouvernement des
Canadas. Les cinq autres memoires ont ete communiques par le Rev. M 4
Jean Holmes, professeur du semiuaire de Quebec, qui les avait obteuues de
la Bibliotheque du Roi et autres institutions publiques.a Paris.
Me"moires sur le Canada, de 1749 a 1700. Avec cartes et plans lithogra-
phies. Publies sous la direction de la Societe litteraire et historique de
Quebec, et precedes d'une introduction, et accompagnes de notes, (par
G. B. Faribault, ecr.) 8vo. Quebec, 1838, comprenant :
Memoires du S. de C. , contenant I'liistoire du Canada durant la guerre et
sous le gouveruement anglais.
P
1276 HISTORY OF CANADA. [HISTOIEB
On trouve dans les Archives Gurieuses de 1'histoire de France, seconde serie, vol.
iii, p. 387 et suivantes, les deux pieces dout suivent les titres :
" Relation du voyage fait a Canada pour la prise de possession du fort de
Quebec par les Francais (en vertu du traite de St. Germain- en- Lay e,
le 29 mars 1632.) Extrait du Mercure Franyais.
" Lettre (datee a Kebek, le ler avril 1626.) du Pere Charles 1'Allemant, Su-
perieur de la maison du Canada, de la compagnie de Jesus, envoyea
au Pere Hierosme l'Allemant son frere, de la meme compagnie, ou
sont contenues les moaurs et famous de vivre des sauvages habitants de
ce pais la, et comment ils se comportent avec les Chretiens Francaia
qui y demeurent. Ensemble la description des villes de ceste contree
Paris, 1627."
On trouve dans les Archives de Voyages de Ternaux-Compans, vol. i. et ii. :
' Relations de la Nouvelle France. Extraites du Mercure Galant, mai 1684
et jauv. 1691."
On trouve dans Lapeyrouse, Histoire de la Marine Francaise, (3 vol. 8vo.,) et sur-
tout-dans 1'Histoii-e maritime de la France, par Leon Guerin, (5 voL 8vo.
Paris, 1851,) plusieurs chapitres relatifs au Canada. Le vol.4, de ce dernier
ouvrage, p. 469 et suivantes, contient un mfonoire sur la famille Le Moyne,
extrait du dossier d'Iberville, aux Archives de la Marine.
Documents relative to the Colonial History of the State of New York, pro-
cured in Holland, England, and France by John Romeyn Brodhead, Esq.
Agent of the State. Published by virtue of an Act of the Legislature,
passed May 2, 1839, and edited by E. B. O'Callaghan, M.D., LL.D.,
with a general introduction by the Agent. 10 vols. 4to. Albany,
1853-1856.
Vol. IX and X. Paris Documents [1631-1744] : the last volume not yet published.
Among the Documents and especially in the Series obtained from Paris, will be
found many of great interest and value to Canadian history, Mr. Brodhead
having been authorised by his Instructions " to obtain the originals or copies
of the Instructions forwarded to the French and English Governors of Cana-
da; to learn the views which possessed them [respectively] of a commercial,
military or colonizing character; their expectations of the future growth
of their settlements bordering upon the Colony of New York ; their expen-
ditures and receipts, the nature and extent of their alliance with the Indian
Tribes ; and the history of their expeditions across the St. Lawrence, and
of their posts upon Lake Ontario and the River Niagara, so far as developed
by Official Reports, or memorials." [Introduction, p. xviii.]
" The policy of France in regard to her Canadian possessions" was especially con-
sidered by the Agent, " as directly and intimately connected with" the Co-
. lonial history of New York; and " her long struggle to maintain her influence
in the northern portion of [the] Continent, as having affected, in no small
degree, the condition, disposition, and purposes, of the people of New York."
[Ibid, p. xxxii.] This led to a careful examination of, and a copious
selection from, the Archives of the French Government
A striking testimony to the value of the selections, particularly as regards Canadian
affairs, has been borne by Mr. Bancroft, the American historian, who remarks
as follows ; " Your papers I examined carefully. * * * There is nothing in
DTI CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1277
Documents relative to Colonial History of State of New York. Continued.
print like the minute and exact Reports made by the French officers in
Canada of their operations on our frontier during their long struggle for the
preservation of Canada. Your papers surround Alontcalm with all the
interest of a hero of romance, and trace his overthrow, clearly, to distinct
and inexorable causes." [Ibid, p. xli.]
For the French Original of the documents, See infra Section MANUSCRITS BELA-
LATIFS A L'HISTOIKE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCK.
See also Documentary History of the State of New York, fsupra p. 1241)
Edits, Ordonnances Royaux, declarations et arrets duConseil de 1'Etat du
Roi, (1540-1758) concernant le Canada. Ordonnances des Intendants et
Arrets du Conseil Superieur de Quebec (1627-1756). 2vol. 4to.
Quebec, 1803-1806.
._ . Meme ouvrage, revu et augrnente 2 vol. ;,8vo.
Quebec, 1854-55.
Pour I'histoire du droit etde 1'adininistration de la Justice en Canada, Voyez ci-
devant pages 160-170 : Aussi, Bibaud, Supplement aux travaux sur 1'His-
toire du Canada, etc., etc.
See also infra, in Section NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, The Lower Canada
Jurist.
Pour les documents relatifs a la Tenure Seigneuriale en Canada, Voyez ci-devant,
pages 167 et 168 ; and Section PAMPHLETS. (CANADIAN.)
Expedition to Canada. A letter to a friend in the country on the late.
12mo. London, 1712. (P.)
The North American Review, vol. iii. p. 150, says that this pamphlet was written
by Mr. Dummer, to justify the people of New England against the censures
that were cast upon them for the failure of that expedition.
Walker, Sir Hovenden. A journal or full account of the late expedition to
Canada ; with an Appendix containing Commissions, Orders, Instruc-
tions, Letters, Memorials, Courts-Martial, Councils of War, &c., relating,
thereto. 8vo. London, 1720.
See R''ch, vol. i, p. 27.
Siege of Quebec. Journal of the, by a gentleman in an eminent station on
the spot. 8vo. London, 1759. (P.)
1 A short account of the Expedition against Quebec, com-
manded by Major-General Wolfe in the year 1759. By an Engineer upon
that expedition. (Major Moncrief.) With a plan of the town and basin
of Quebec, and part of the adjacent country, showing the principal
encampments and works of the British army, and those of the French
army, during the attack in 1759. 8vo.
Twelve Views in Quebec, in 1759, from Drawings taken on the spot ;
[and illustrative of the state of the city immediately after the Siege.]
See infra section, GEOGRAPHY AND VOYAGES (in Canada.)
1278 HISTORY OF CANADA. [HISTOIRE
Letter to . an honorable Brigadier-general, a Commander in chief of His Ma-
jesty's forces in Canada. 8vo. London, 1760. (P.)
Canada. Souvenirs Historiques. Compiles par L. J. Racine. I6mo. Mon-
treal, 1856.
Warburton, Major. The Conquest of Canada. Edited by Eliot War-
burton. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1849.
Howard, Middleton. The Conquest of Quebec : a Poem. 4to. Oxford
1768.
Dawson, Rev. Eli. A discourse delivered at Quebec, September, 1859. 4to.
London, 1760.
Macleod, Serjeant Donald. Memoirs of the life and gallant exploits of, who,
having returned, wounded, with the corpse of General Wolfe, from
Quebec, was admitted an out pensioner of Cheslea Hospital in 1759 ;
and is now in the 103rd year of his age. 8vo. London, 1791. (P.)
Pour les guerres qui ont precedS et accompagne" la cession du Canada d 1'Angle-
terre, Voyez aussi les ouvrages relatifs a L'HISTOIRE DBS GCERRES DANS
I/AMERIQUK DU NORD, pages 1259 et 1260.
Canada. Memoire historique sur la negociation de la France et de 1'Angle-
terre, depuis le 26 mars 1761 jusqu'au 20 septembre de la meme anne'e ;
avec les pieces justificatives. 8vo. Paris, 1761.
An historical memorial of the negociation of France and England,
from the 26th of March, 1761, to the 20th September following; with
the vouchers ; translated from the original French. Folio. London,
1761.
Collection of Treaties, of Imperial Statutes, and of other Public Acts
relative to Canada. 1759-1834. 4to. Quebec, 1834.
Recueil de Trait6s, Statuts Imperiaux et autres actes publics relatifs
au Canada. 1759-1834. 4to. Quebec, 1834.
Case of the Canadians at Montreal, distressed by a Fire on the 18th of
May, 1765. 8vo. Montreal, 1765.
Disney, Daniel. Trial of, upon an indictment for a burglary and felony,
with intent to murder Mr. Thomas Walker, and for feloniously cutting
off the right ear of the said Walker, 1764. 4to. Quebec, 1767.
Maseres, Francis. A collection of several Commissions and other public instru-*
ments relating to the Province of Quebec. 4to. London. 1772.
-* Reponse aux observations faites par M. Frs. Jos. Cugnet,
, sur le plan d'acte du parlement dresse par M. Frs. Maseres. Folio.
Londres, 1773.
DTJ CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1279
Maseres, Francis. An account of the proceedings of the British and other
protestant inhabitants of the Province of Quebeck, in North America,
in order to obtain a House of Assembly. 8vo. London, 1775.
Additional papers concerning the Province of Quebec; being
an Appendix to the above, 8vo. London, 1776.
The Canadian Freeholder, in three dialogues between an
Englishman and a Frenchman settled in Canada, showing the sentiments
of the bulk of Freeholders of Canada concerning the late Quebeck Act,
with some remarks on the Boston Charter Act ; and an attempt to
shew the great expediency of immediately repealing both those Acts of
Parliament, and of making some other useful regulations and concessions
to His Majesty's subjects, as a ground for a reconciliation with the
United Colonies in America. 3 vols. 8vo. London, 1777-79.
See Faribault. p. 93.
Quebec Bill. Thoughts on the Act for making more effectual provision for
the Government of the Province of Quebec. 8vo. London, 1774.
An appeal to the public, stating and considering the objections
to the Quebec Bill. 8vo. London, 1774.
The justice and policy of the late Act of Parliament for making
more effectual provision for the government of the Province of Quebec.
8vo. London, 1774.
Debates of the House of Commons in the year 1774, on the Bill
for making more effectual provision for the Government of the Province
of Quebec ; drawn up from the notes of the Right Honorable Sir Henry
Cavendish, Bt., now published by J. Wright ; with a Map of Canada,
&c. 8vo. London, 1839.
Thoughts on the Canada Bill. 8vo. London, 1791. (P.)
Siege of Quebec in 1/75. Journal of the principal occurrences during the,
by the American revolutionists under Generals Montgomery and Arnold,
in 1775-6 ; containing many anecdotes of moment not yet published ;
collected from some old manuscripts originally written by an Officer,
during the gallant defence made by Sir Guy Carleton, afterwards Lord
Dorchester ; with notes by W. T. P. Shortt. 8vo. London, 1824.
Burgoyne, Lieut. General. A state of the Expedition from Canada as laid
before the House of Commons, by, and verified by evidence, with a
collection of authentic documents. Second edition. 8vo. London,
1780.
Henry, J. J. An accurate and interesting account of the hardships and suffer-
ings of that band of Heroes who traversed the wilderness in the cam-
paign against Quebec, in 1775. 12mo. Lancaster, 1812.
HISTORY OP CANADA. [H.ISTOIRE
Howe, Sir Wm. Narrative of, relative to his conduct during his late com-
mand of the King's Troops in North America. 4to. London, 1781.
See also supra Section AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
The collection of American Archives (ante, p. 1263.) contains anumber of do-
cuments concerning the history of Canada during the American Revo-
lution ; see the index at the end of each volume.
See also infra the section of AMERICAN PAMPHLETS.
Province of Quebec. Proceedings between Sir Guy Carleton, late Governor
of the Province of Quebec, and Peter Livius, Esquire, Chief Justice of
the said Province. 8vo. London, 1779.
Calvet, Pierre du. Appel a la justice de 1'Etat ; ou, recueil de pieces au roi,
au prince de Galles et aux ministres, avec une lettre a messieurs les
Canadiens, ou sont fidelement exposes les actes horribles de la violence
arbitraire qui a regne' dans la colonie, durant les derniers troubles, et les
vrais sentiments du Canada sur le Bill de Quebec, et sur la forme du
gouvernement la plus propre a y faire renaitre la paix et le bonheur
public. Une lettre au General Haldimand lui-meme ; enfin une derniere
lettre a Milord Sidney, ou on lit un precis des nouvelles du 4 et 10 de
mai dernier, sur ce qui s'est passe en avril dans le Conseil Legislatif de
Quebec, avec les protets de six consefllers, le Lieut. Gouverneur Henri
Hamilton a leur tete, centre la nouvelle inquisition d'etat etablie par le
gouverneur et son parti. 8vo. Londres, 1784.
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 41.
The case of Peter Du Calvet, Esq., of Montreal, in the
Province of Quebeck ; containing (amongst other things worth notice) :
An account of the long and severe emprisonment he suffered in the said
Province, by the order of General Haldimand, the present Governor of
the same, without the least offence, or other lawful cause whatever. To
which is prefixed a dedication of it in the French language, (M. Du
Calvet not understanding English,) to the King's most excellent
Majesty, humbly imploring the countenance of His Majesty's Royal
Justice, in his endeavours to procure some compensation for the injuries
he has received. 8vo. London, 1784.
Province of Quebec. State of the present form of Government of the Pro-
vince of Quebec, with an Appendix containing extracts from the
minutes of an investigation into the past administration of Justice in
that Province, instituted by order of Lord Dorchester in 1787. 8vo.
London, 1790.
Remarks on the laws and government of the Province
of Quebec. 8vo. London, 1790.
Petitions from the old and new subjects, inhabitants
of the Province of Quebec, to the Lords Spiritual and Temporal. 8vo.
London, 1791.
DTI CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1281
Jackson, John Mills. A view of the political situation of the Province of
Upper Canada in North America, in which her physical capacity is
stated ; the means of diminishing her hurden, increasing her value, and
securing her connection to Great Britain are fully considered. With
notes and Appendix. 8vo. London, 1809.
Brock, Major-General Sir Isaac. Life and correspondence of, interspersed
with notices of the celebrated Indian Chief Tecumseh, and comprising
brief memoirs of Daniel De Lisle Brock, Esq., Lieut. E. W. Tupper,
and Col. W. De Vic Tupper ; by Ferd. Brock Tupper, Esq. 12mo.
London, 1845.
Family Records ; containing Memoirs of Major-General Sir Isaac
Brock, K.B., Lt. E. W. Tupper, R.N., and Col. Win. De Vic Tupper,
with notices of Major-General Tupper, and Lt. C. Tupper, R.N. To
which are added the Life of Tecumseh, a Memoir of Col. Havilland
LeMesurier, &c. By Ferd. Brock Tupper. Svo. Guernsey, 1853.
Canadas, Union of the. Letter to Her Majesty's under Secretary of State, res-
pecting a plan for a general Union of the British Provinces, and on the
proposed union of the two Canadas. Svo. London, 1824. (P.)
Observations on the proposed Union of the Provinces of
Upper and Lower Canada, under one Legislature, by the Agent of the
Petitioners for that measure. 8vo. London, 1824. (P.)
Abstract of a Bill for uniting the Legislative Councils and
Assemblies of the Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada in one Legis-
lature. 8vo. London, 1824. (P.)
[Chisholme, David.] The Lower Canada Watchman. 32mo. Kingston,
1829.
Papers collected by, with a view to the compilation of a
history of Lower Canada. (In manuscript.) 1 vol. Folio. For
contents, vide infra, section MANUSCRIPTS.
Stuart, James. Correspondence between Lt. Col. Glegg, Secretary of His Ex-
cellency Lord Aylmer, Governor in Chief of Lower Canada, and James
Stuart, Esq., Attorney-General for the said Province, relating, [1 .] to
the case of Cowie, Davis & Boucher, in the service of the Hudson's Bay
Company, against whom actions had been brought for penalties sup-
posed to have been incurred by them, by the sale of spirituous liquors
to Indians without a license : [2.] respecting the establishment of boun-
daries between the King's Posts Territory, and the Seigniory of " Mille
Vaches :" [3.] relating to the suspension of Attorney-General Stuart
from his office, pursuant to an Address of the House of Assembly :
with a Memorial from Mr. Stuart to the Colonial Secretary, Lord Go-
derich, thereupon. Bound in 1 Vol. Folio. 1827-1831.
1282 HISTORY OP CANADA. [HISTOIJELE
Papineau, (L. J.) and Neilson, (John.) Letter to His Majesty's under
Secretary of State on the subject of the proposed union of Upper and
Lower Canada. 8vo. London, 1824. (P.)
[Fleming, M.] Political Annals of Lower Canada ; being a review of the
political and legislative history of that Province, shewing the defects
of the Constitutional Act, &c. 8vo. Montreal, 1828.
Canada. Report from the Select Committee on the Civil Government of
Canada; with the evidence of Messrs. Samuel Gale, D. B. Viger, John
Neilson, A. Cuvillier, Edward Ellice, McGillivray, J. C. Grant, G.
Ryerson, J. Stevens, W. H. Merritt, &c., &c. ; printed by order of the
House of Commons, July, 1828. Folio. London.
Rapport du comite de la Chambre des Communes sur le Gouverne-
ment Civil du Canada, mis devant la Chambre, le 28 juillet 1828,
8vo. (Brochure.)
[Laterriere, Pierre de Salles.] A political and historical account of Lower
Canada, with remarks on the present situation of the people as regards
their manners, character, religion, &c. ; by a Canadian. 8vo. London,
1830.
Lower Canada. Review of the proceedings of the Legislature of Lower
Canada, in the Session of 1831. With an Appendix, containing some
important documents, now first given to the public. 8vo. Montreal,
1832.
Canada in the years 1*32, 1833 and 1834 ; by an ex-settler. 12mo. Dublin,
1835.
!Les 92 Resolutions, et debats sur icelles. 8vo. Montreal, 1834.
Roebuck, J. A. Existing difficulties in the Government of the Canadas. 8vo.
London, 1836. (P.)
Lower Canada. Reports of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the
grievances of Lower Canada, with Appendix ; printed by order of the
House of Commons, February, 1837. Folio. London.
See in the CANADIAN PAMPHLETS, and in the INDEX TO THK PARLIAMENTARY PAPEBS
ON CANADA, (infra) the various Reports, <tc., to the Imperial Parliament, upon
the Government of Canada, before and after the Union of the Provinces.
Canada. A few words on the subject of, by a Barrister. 8vo. London, 1837.
Upper Canada. The Seventh Report of the Select Committee of the House
of Assembly of Upper Canada, on Grievances. By W. L. Mackenzie,
Chairman. 8vo. Toronto, 1835.
Wells, W. B. Canadiana, containing sketches of Upper Canada and the crisis
in its political affairs. 8vo. London, 1837.
DTJ CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1283
Lyon, Caleb. Narrative and recollections of Van Diemen's Land, during a
three years' captivity of Stephen S. Wright, with an account of the
battle of Prescott. 8vo. New York, 1844. (P.)
[Haliburton, T. C.] The Bubbles of Canada. By the author of "The
Clockmaker." 8vo. London, 1839.
Theller, Dr. E. A. Canada in 1837-38, showing the causes of the late attempt-
ed Revolution and of its failure, together with the personal adventures
of the author. 2 vols. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1841.
Paquin, Messire. Journal historique des evenemens arrives a St. Eustache
pendant la rebellion du comte du Lac des Deux Montagues. 32mo.
Montreal, 1838.
State Trials before a General Court Martial at Montreal, in 1838-39, Reports
of the, a complete history of the late Rebellion in Lower Canada.
2 vols. Svo. Montreal, 1839.
Proces Politique de la Reine vs. Jalbert. 12mo. Montreal, 1839.
Canadian Prisoners' Case ; Report of the, by A. A. Fry. An introduc-
tion on the writ of Habeas Corpus. Svo. London, 1839.
McLeod, Alexander, Trial for Murder of Amos Durfee of the Steamer Caro-
line." Svo. Washington, 1841.
Correspondence between the Rt. Hon. Sir R. W. Horton, Bt., and J. B.
Robinson, Esq., Chief Justice of Upper Canada, upon the subject of a
pamphlet entitled "Ireland and Canada." Svo. London, 1839.
Head, Sir Francis B. A narrative of his Administration of the Government
of Upper Canada. Svo. London, 1839.
See Rich, vol. ii, p. 316. Dublin University Magazine, vol .xiii, p. 501. Quarterly
Review, vol. Ixiii, p. 457. Edinburgh Review, vol. Ixxx.
A narrative ; with a supplemental chapter. Svo. London,
1839.
The Emigrant. Second edition. 12ino. London, 1846.
" This volume is composed of political history [of the writer's administration in
Canada,] buoyed up by a few light sketches, solely written to make a dull
subject fly." Preface.
Addresses to from the Legislatures of the British North
American Colonies, &c. Svo. Toronto, 1838.
" Lord Glenelg's Despatches to Sir Francis Bond Head, during
his Administration of the Government of Upper Canada. Svo. London,
1839.
Durham, Lord. The Report and Despatches of the Earl of Durham, Her
Majesty's High Commissioner and Governor General of British North
America. Folio. London, 1839.
1284 HISTORY OP CANADA. [HISTOIBE
Durham, Lord. Rapport de Lord Durham, Haut-Commissaire de Sa Majeste
sur les affaires de l'Ain6rique Septentrionale Britannique. 8vo.
For the Appendices to this Report, see the Imperial Parliamentary Papers;
A reply to the report of the Earl of Durham, by a Colonist,
(Judge Haliburton.) 8vo. London, 1839.
See Quarterly Review, vol. Ixiii, p. 457. Revue des deux Mondes, ler mai 1838.
Robinson, Hon. J. B. Canada and the Canada Bill. 8vo. London, 1840. (P.)
Taylor, Henry. On the Union of the two Canadas. 12mo. Montreal.
Constitution of Canada. 1 vol. containing :
Labrie, Jacques. Les premiers rudimens de la Constitution Britannique.
Heney, Hugues. Commentaire sur la Constitution du Bas-Oanada.
[Blackwood, Ths.] Remarks on the Constitution of the Canadas.
Ge>in-Lajoie, A. Catechisme politique, ou Elemens du droit public et consti-
tutionnel du Canada.
Sydenham, Lord. Memoirs of his life, with a narrative of his Administration
in Canada, by G. Poulett Scrope, his brother. 8vo. London, 1843.
Metcalfe, Charles, Lord, late Governor General of India, and of Canada, and
Governor of Jamaica. Life and correspondence, from unpublished
letters and Journals ; by J. W. Kaye. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1854.
See Blackwood's Magazine, vol. Ixxvii. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 1, and Edinburgh
Review, vol. cii.
Selections from Lord Metcalfe' s Papers. Edited by
J. W. Kaye. 8vo. London, 1855.
View of Sir Charles Metcalfe's Government of Canada ; by a Member
of the Provincial Parliament, (E. G. Wakefield.) London, 1844.
[43 pages.]
The " Crise " Metcalfe, and the Lafontaine-Baldwin Cabinet defended: by
Zeno. 8vo. Quebec, 1844. 44 pages.
Viger. 1'Hon. D. B. La Crise Ministerielle et M. Denis Benjamin Tiger.
8vo. Kingston, 1844.
Correspondance entre 1'Hon. W. H. Draper etl'Hon. R. E. Caron ; et, entre
1'Hon. R. E. Caron et les Hons. L. H. La Fontaine et A. N. Morin.
8vo. Montreal, 1846.
Correspondence between the Hon. W. H. Draper and the Hon. R. E. Caron ;
and between the Hon. R. E. Caron and the Hons. L. H. La Fontaine
and A. N. Morin. 8vo. Montreal, 1846.
Vide infra Section PAMPHLETS [AMERICAN <fc CANADIAN] and also Section : NEWS-
PAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
For works relating to Law and Legislative matters, see also General Catalogue,
pages 160 to 170.
Lebrmi. Tableau statistique des deux Canadas. 8vo. Paris, 1833.
Tableaux du Commerce et de la Navigation du Canada, publics par ordre
de la Legislature ; de 1841 a 1857. 8vo.
DTI CANADA.] HISTORY OF CANADA. 1285
BliSS, Henry. Statistics on the Trade, Industry, and Resources of Canada.
8vo. London, 1833.
Barthe, J. G. Le Canada reconquis par la France. 8vo. Paris, 1855.
Taylor, Henry. The present condition of United Canada, as regards her
Agriculture, Trade and Commerce. 8vo. Toronto, 1850. (P.)
Elgin, Earl of. Condition and prospects of Canada in 1854, (from the des-
patches of His Excellency the Earl of Elgin to the Colonial Secretary
8vo. Quebec, 1855.
Etat et avenir du Canada, 1854, tel que retrace 1 dans les Depe-
, ches du Tres Hon. Comte d' Elgin, etc. 8vo. Quebec, 1855.
See also the annual Reports of the state of the Province, from the Governor Gen-
eral of Canada, to the Colonial Office ; in the Imperial Parliamentary Papers.
Lillie, Rev. A. Canada ; physical, economical and social. With a map of
Upper and Lower Canada. 8vo. Toronto, 1855.
Hogan, J. S. Canada : an Essay, to which was awarded the first prize by
the Paris Exhibition Committee of Canada. 8vo., (with a map.)
Montreal and London, 1855.
Morris, Alexander. Canada and her resources ; an Essay, to which the second
prize was awarded by His Excellency Sir Edmund Walker Head. 8vo.
Montreal and London, 1855.
Tache, J. C. Esquisse sur le Canada, consider^ sous le point de vue econo-
miste. 12mo. Paris, 1855.
Le Canada et F Exposition Universelle en 1855. 8vo. Toronto,
1856.
Canada and the Paris Exhibition of 1855. 8vo. Toronto, 1856.
Logan, (W. E.) etHunt, (Sterry.) Esquisse geologique du Canada pour servir a
1' intelligence de la carte geologique et de la collection des mineraux
envoyees a 1'Exposition Universelle de Paris, 1855. 12mo. Paris, 1855.
Langevin, Hector L. Le Canada, ses institutions, ressources, produits, manu-
factures, etc., etc. "vo. Quebec, 1855.
Census of the Canadas, 1851-52. (Vol. I.) Personal Census. (Vol. II.)
Agricultural Produce, Mills, Manufactories, Houses, Schools, Public
Buildings, Places of Worship, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. Quebec, 1853-55.
Recensement des Canadas, 1851-52. 2 vol. 8vo Quebec, 1853-55.
Vol. I. Recensement personnel.
" II. Produits agricoles, moulins, usines, maisons, ecoles, edifices publics,
eglises. etc.
For the present financial, commercial, agricultural, industrial and educational
condition of the Country, See the Annual Provincial Parliamentary Papers.
Barker. Essai historique et statistique sur le Canada. Revue des Deux Mon-
des. Vol. 1-11, 1831.
Grimblot, P. Politique Coloniale de 1'Angleterre. Le Canada. Ibid, 15
septembre, 1842.
1286 HISTORY OF CANADA. [HISTOIRE DU
Canada. F\ raser's Magazine, vol. 5, p. 635; vol. 47, p. 183. Blackwood's
Mag. vol. 43, pp. 214, 228; vol. 50, p. 642. Dublin Univ. Mag. vol.
20, p. 735.
Early history of. North American Review, vol. 46, p. 409.
Upper. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 32, p. 238.
Emigration to. London Quarterly Review, vol. 23, p. 373.
Political importance of. Idem, vol. 33, p. 410.
Campaigns in. Idem, vol. 27, p. 405.
and Emigration. Dublin University Magazine, vol. 1, p. 287.
in 1829. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 26, p. 332.
in 1830. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 1, p. 389.
in 1837. London Quarterly Review, vol. 61, p. 249.
and Ireland. Blackwood's Magazine, vol. 43, p. 385.
Government of. Dublin University Magazine, vol. 11, p. 326.
Destruction of the Caroline, and the McLeod question. North
American Review, vol. 53, p. 412. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 24, p. 492.
Lord Durham in. Idem, vol. 13, p. 355. London Quarterly Review,
vol. 64, p. 464. North American Review, (C. Dunkin,) vol. 49, p.
373. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 17, p. 233.
Canada question. London Quarterly Review, vol. 63, pp. 223, 457. Dublin
University Magazine, vol. 20, p. 735. Blackioood"s Magazine, vol.
27, p. 455.
in 1845. North American Review, vol. 60, p. 87.
in 1848. Idem, vol. 67, p. 1.
Annexation of, to United States. Dublin Univ. Mag., vol. 35, p. 151.
How long shall we hold the Canadas. Idem, vol. 34, p. 314.
Civil revolution in, (1849). Blackivood's Magazine, vol. 65, p.
727 ; vol. 66, p. 471 ; vol. 67, p. 249.
Notes on Canada and the North West States of America. Black-
wood's Magazine, vol. 77, p. 438, 569, 701 ; vol. 78, p. 39, 165, 322.
By Laurence Oliphant, afterwards published under the title of Minnesota and the
far West.
A few Notes on Canadian matters, by Viscount Bury. Fraser's
Magazine, for March, May, and July, 1857.
Canada. Fac Simile des Autographes des Gouverneurs et Administrateurs du
Canada, suivi d'un tableau chronologique de tons ceux qui out occupe
ces emplois distingue s, leurs designations et leurs titres, depuis la colo-
nisation de la Province, pris de " 1' Album des Souvenirs Canadiens,"
du Lieut. Col. Jacques Viger, Premier Maire de la Cite de Montreal,
etc. Troisieme Edition. Montreal, 1857.
CANADA.] PAKL. PAPERS CONCERNING CANADA. 1287
INDEXES TO IMPERIAL PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS:
CONCERNING CANADA.
SESSIONAL PAPEES OF THE HOUSE OF LOEDS:
EXTRACTS FROM THE GENERAL INDEX, FOR THE YEARS 1801 TO 1852,
RELATING TO CANADA, UPPER AND LOWER :
(N.B. The Figxires placed at the end of the line refer to the Manuscript
Paging of the Volume, as arranged for the House of Lords. For re-
ferences prior to 1838, the volumes indicated do not always correspond
with the volumes as bound up for the Library of Parliament, but the year
will be found correct, and will lead to the discovery of the Document;
unless it be out of print, and not included in the Library copy.)
I. Bills or Acts :
Pages
Bill to prevent certain Foreign Goods being brought from the United
States into Canada ; and to allow a greater quantity of Worsted
Yarn to be exported from Great Britain to Canada.
(1812.) Vol. xlvii... 631
Bill to provide for the Extinction of Seigniorial, &c-, Eights, and
Burdens on Land, held " de Fief," &c., in Lower Canada, and for
the conversion of those Tenures into Free and Common
Soccage (1825.) Vol. clxxv... 563
Bill to amend 31 Geo. III. c. 31, as it relates to the Election of
Members of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada.
(1826.) Vol. cc... 923
Bill to amend 31 Geo. III. c. 31, for more eifectual provision for
the Government of the Province of Quebec.
(1830.) Vol. cclxiii... 375
Bill to explain, &c., the Laws relating to Lands holden in free and
common Soccage in Lower Canada.
(1830-31.) Vol. cclxxxiii... 117
Bill to amend 14 Geo. III. c. 88, for establishing a Fund for the ad-
ministration of Justice and support of the Civil Government in
the Province of Quebec (1830-31.) Vol. cclxxxiii... 213
A similar Bill (1831.) Vol. ccxc... 1
Act relative to the Eight of Tithes in Upper Canada.
(1817.) Vol. Ixxxvii... '443
Bill for the Temporary Government of Lower Canada.
(1838.) Vol ii... 327
Bill for declaring the intent and meaning of the above, and for in-
demnifying those who have acted under a certain Ordinance
made under the said Act. (In its first shape, and as amended.)
(183-.) Vol. ii... 331,333
Bill to amend 1 & 2 Viet. c. 9, for the Temporary Government of
LowerCanada (1839.) Vol. ii ... 501
1288 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1852) (Continued.')
I. BILLS, &c. (Continued.")
Pages
Bill to Re-unite the Provinces, and for the Government of Canada.
(1840.) Vol. ii... 151
Bill for Guaranteeing Interest on a Loan of 1,500,000, to be
raised by the Province (1842.) Vol. ii... 303
Bill to authorize Her Majesty's assent to a Bill of the Legislature of
Canada for granting a Civil List ; and to repeal parts of 3 & 4
Viet. c. 35, for re-uniting the Provinces, &c. (1847.) Vol. iii... 271
Bill to repeal 3 & 4 Viet, as it relates to the use of the English
Language in Instruments relating to the Legislative Council and
Assembly (1847-8.) Vol. iii... 457
Bill for the Settlement of ttie Boundaries between Canada and New
Brunswick. (With the Commons' Amendment.)
(1851.) Vol. iii... 211,215
Bill to provide for the exercise of certain powers in respect of Districts
severed from the Bishop of Quebec's Diocese. (1852.) Vol. ii... . 27
Titles of all Acts of Lower Canada which expired in 1835, 1836,
and 1837; and which will expire in 1838 and 1839.
(1838.) Vol. vi... 481
Act passed in Upper Canada, in 1793, c. 5, to make valid certain
Marriages heretofore contracted in this part of America, and to
provide for the future Solemnization of Marriage therein.
(1840.) Vol. vii... 341
Act of Upper Canada, passed in 1797, c. 14. to obviate objections
that might arise from a Clerical Error in some Patents of Grant.
(1840.) Vol. vii... 344
Acts passed in Upper Canada recognizing any of the various Denomi-
nations of Christians in that Province. (1840.) Vol. vii... 347
Act of the Province of Canada (5 Viet.) for the Disposal of Public
Lands (1842.) Vol. v... 1
Act of the Province of Canada (6 Viet.) for the Management of the
Temporalities of the Church of England, in the Diocese of
Quebec, &c (1843) Vol. v... 1
Bill of the Province of Canada, to raise an Income of 100,000 out
of the Public Lands for Common Schools. (1849.) Vol. vii... 621
Act of the Province for the Management of the Temporalities of the
Church of England, &c., in the Diocese of Montreal, &c. ; with
the Resolutions of the Council and Assembly of Canada relative
thereto (1852.) Vol. xiv... 475
Act of the Province to repeal 31 Geo. III. c. 31, as far as it relates
to Rectories and Presentations thereto, &c. ; with the Resolutions
of the Council and Assembly of Canada thereon.
. (1852.) Vol. xiv... 483
Act of the Legislature of Canada, for the Establishment of a Church
[of England] Society, in each Diocese of that Church, in Lower
Canada, &c. ; with Resolutions relative thereto.
(1852.) Vol. xiv... 487
Strength of the British Land-Forces in North America, and of the
Militia in Upper and Lower Canada, on 25th May, 1812.
(1812-13.) Vol. Ixvi... 152
CONCERNING CANADA. 1289
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II. REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS :
Pages
Provincial Regulations and Duties, as affecting the Importation of
Foreign Corn or Flour into the Canadas. (1825.) Vol. cxciii... 190
Crown Lands : The amount of settled, or otherwise disposed of,
since 1820, in the two Canadas (1825.) Vol. cxciii... 191
Legislative Council's Memorial (Lower Canada), 4th March, 1825, on
the Corn Laws (1825.) Vol. cxciii... 193
Value (real and official) of British Manufactures exported to the
Canadas, in 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824 (1825.) Vol. cxciii... 219
Communications between the Colonial Office and the Governors of
the two Canadas, on the Civil Government thereof, as established
by 31 Geo. III., and respecting alterations therein ; and the state
of the Executive and Legislative Councils in L828 and 1829.
(1830.) Vol. cclxxviii... 269
Governor's Communication to the Legislative Assembly of Lower
Canada, as to a final arrangement of the Finances relating to the
Administration of Justice (1830-31.) Vol. cclxxxviii... 295
Reports of Commissioners appointed to inquire into the Grievances
complained of in Lower Canada. (1837.) :
First Report : [On Conditions for the Cession of the Crown Reve-
nues] Vol.xxxvii.. 203
Second Report : [On the Refusal of the House of Assembly to make
provision for the Local Administration: Demands of the Assembly,
with Observations of the Commissioners.] Vol.xxxvii.. 285
Third Report : [On the Origin and History of the Executive Council ;
its Functions, and the Complaints against it : Remedies proposed,
and Alterations which the Commissioners recommend.]
Vol.xxxvii.. 305
Fourth Report: [Vindicating the Commission, in reply to some of
the allegations contained in a Pamphlet published in London by the
Agent for the Assembly of Lower Canada.] Vol. xxxvii. 337
Fifth Report \ [On the Seminary of St. Sulpice (Montreal.') Its History
so far as respects the Seigneury of Montreal : Commissioners
conclusions on that subject. Feudal Bui-dens, and proposals of the
Seminary for their extinction. Opinion on those proposals, and
Commissioners' Recommendations. Mode of giving them effect.
Exceptions of the Arriere Fiefs.] Vol. xxxvii. . 341
General Report : [I. Legislative Council : Historical Retrospect, &c.
Remarks as to the use of the Council ; Its services in the Revision
of Bills ; Considerations for and against an Elective Council ;
Public opinion on the question. II. Representation of the People :
Complaints respecting, and plans for alteration thereof, examined.
III. Wild Lands and King's Domain : Complaints of the
Assembly ; Opinions on present regulations ; Speculators in Wild
Lands, and question of a tax on such lands ; Water Lots, &c. ; Re-
modelling of Departments, and on a Court of Escheats; Land Com-
Cy. IV. Tenures of Land: Comparison of Tenures, and
Aerial enactments for facilitating changes in them ; Improved
methods of facilitating Commutation; Court of Escheats; Tenure
of Franc Aleu. V. Registry Offices : Reasons for and against ;
Extent of Hypotheques in Lower Canada ; Act passed to remedy
some inconveniences ; Registry established in the Townships ;
Necessity of further improvements, and measures proposed.
VI. Apportionment of Duties, and Effects of the Canada Trade
Act : Awards made ; Attempts to provide better Arbitration ;
Obstacle in the Act to alteration of Duties ; State of Trade.
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II. REPORTS, &c. (Continued.) .
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VII. Execution of the Recommendations of the Canada Committee^
in 1828. VIII. Education: Proceedings of the Legislature on ;
System established by them ; and Remarks tbereon.] Vol. xxxvii.. 381
Despatches from the Colonial Secretary to the Earl of Gosford, and
vice-versa, with Enclosures relative to Lower Canada : the Earl
of Gosford's Speeches on opening Parliament, in 1835 and 1836,
and the Addresses voted thereon, included. (1837.) Vol. v... 693
Earl of Gosford's Despatch, relative to the Financial position of the
Province, with a Statement of the gross Revenue' for 1835 and
1836 (1837.) Volv... 745
Minutes of Evidence before the Committee of the House of Commons,
in 1834, on the affairs of Lower Canada (1837.) Vol. v... 305
Resolutions of the House of Commons relative to Canfta, 28th
April, 1837 (1837.) Vol. v... 749
Expense already incurred in respect to the Commission sent to Cana-
da ; with Estimate of further Charges necessary. (1837.) Vol. v... 1
Agreement between the British Government and the British- American
Land Company, in 1833 (1837.) Vol. v... 507
Reports of Committee of the House of Assembly of Lower. Canada
respecting Judge Thompson, Sheriff Whitcher, and Mr. Felton.
(1837.) Vol. v... 509,602,
Sir F. B. Head : Papers relating to the charges preferred by Dr. Charles
Duncombe against (1837.) Vol. v... 3
Sale of Lands in Upper Canada : Orders in Council and Returns re-
lating to (1837.) Vol. v... 183
Persons in Holy Orders in Canada : Names and Ranks of, who re-
ceived Salaries in 1832, granted by Gfovernment before the Ap-
propriation Act in 1832 ; and of those who received Salaries in
1837 ; the amount of Salaries of such, arfd also of such others
as, in the capacity of Clergymen, by any permanent Act of the
Provincial Legislature, were granted Salaries. (1838.) Vol. vi... 407
Population of Lower Canada, and of the Six United Counties of St.
Hyacinthe, Richelieu, &c., &c. ; of the City and County of Mon-
treal, and of the Counties of Two Mountains and Terrebonne.
(1838.) Vol. vi... 413
Copies or extracts of Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Lower
Canada, Upper Canada, &c.
(1838.) Vol. vi. pp. 1, 115, 143, 157, 173
Commissions under the Great Seal, appointing the Earl of Durham
High Commissioner and Governor General of all Her Majesty's
Provinces in North America (1838.) Vol. vi... 421, 425
Instructions given to the Earl of Gosford when appointed Governor
of Lower Canada ; of such part of the Commission of the said
Earl which was omitted in the Commission issued to the Earl of
Durham ; and of a Despatch from Lord Glenelg to the Earl of
Durham relative to the Instructions issued to the late Earl of
Dalhousie for the Government of the Canadas.
(1838.) Vol. vi... 447
CONCERNING CANADA. 1291
LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1852.) Continued.
II. REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS (Continued.}
Pages
Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Earl of Durham, 20th
January, 1838, relative to the formation of a Special Council.
(1838) Vol. vi... 417
Instruction under the Sign Manual, authorizing the Governor, Lord
Durham, to constitute a Special Council. (1838) Vol. vi... 423
Appointments made by Lord Durham since his arrival in Canada, and
the Names of the Persons holding those appointments.
(1838.) Vol. vi...4G5, 467
Appointments made by Lord Durham to the Special Council of Lower
Canada; Ordinances passed in such Special Council ; Proclama-
tion issued by Lord Durham, 28th June, 1838; and all Minutes
of the Special Council on that date (1838) Vol. vi... 469
Form of Mandamus by which Members of the Executive Council in
Lower Canada have been appointed (1838.) Vol. vi... 479
Expense of the Civil Government and Administration, of Justice in
Lower Canada, from 1832 to 1835 ; also, Statement of the Sums
that would have been disposable by the Government, had not the
Revenues of 14 Geo. 111. c. 88, been given up.
1838.) Vol. vi... 485
Despatches from Sir F. B. Head ; with Answers from the Secretary
of State (1839) Vol. iv... 1
CoBrespocdence from Sir John Colborne, the Earl of Durham, and
Sir George Arthur, to the Secretary of State, relative to the
affairs of British America (1839.) Vol. v... 1
Net Revenue and Expenditure of Lower Canada, from 1835 to 1838,
showing the sources of Revenue and heads of Expenditure.
(1839.) Vol. v... 473
Lord Glenelg's Letter to Lord Durham, 5th February, 1839.
(1839.) Volv... 409
Sir J. Colborne's Despatch, dated Montreal; 15th January, 1839, to
Lord Glenelg (1839) Vol. v... 411
Correspondence from Sir G. Arthur to the Colonial Secretary.
(1839.) Vol. v... 413, 461
Correspondence from Sir J. Colborne to the Colonial Secretary.
(1839.) Vol. v... 451
Lord Howick's Letters to Mr. "W. L. Mackenzie, dated 23rd June,
29th June, and 8th September, 1832 (1839.) Vol. v... 475
Court of Inquiry upon Col. Prince : ^Militia General Order touching
it (1839.) Vol. v... 479
Despatches from the Governor of Upper Canada on the Creation of
Rectories therein (1839) Vol. ix... 477
Report on the Affairs of British North America, from the Earl of
Durham, Her Majesty's High Commissioner (1839.) Vol. xxiv... 1
[SUBJECTS. Lower Canada: Animosities between French and English
Races Jealousy between British Settlers and the Assembly
French Nationality not preservable amidst Anglo-Saxon States.
American Colonies generally : Defect of the Colonial System of
Government Evils of committing Details of Government to Colo-
nial Department Inefficient Administration of Justice. Upper
Canada : Failure of Sir F. Head's Policy Clergy Reserves State
Q
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II. REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS (Continued.)
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of Society adverse to the principle of a Dominant Church. Eaxtern
Provinces and Neicfmmdland : Working of the System of Govern-
ment Disposal of Public Lands Emigration Operation of
Passengers' Act Union of the Two Provinces proposed.]
Appendix (A ) to Report (1839) Vol. xxiv... 121
[SUBJECTS. Clergy Reserves State 'of Hospitals, &c. Exclusion, of
Irish Roman Catholics from Offices under Government.]
Appendix (B.) to Report (1839.) Vol. xxiv... 185
[SUBJECT. Report of Charles Duller, Esq., to the Earl of Durham, on
the Disposal of Waste Lands, Ac., in Lower Canada.]
Appendix (C.) to Report (1839.) Vol. xxiv... 407
[SUBJECTS. Report of Commissioners of Inquiry into the Municipal In-
stitutions of Lower Canada Report from the Bishop of Montreal
on the State of the Church within his Diocese.]
Appendixes (D.) and (E ) to Report (1839.) Vol. xxiv... 467
[SUBJECTS. Disposal of Funds applicable to purposes of Education in
Lowi r Canada Commutation of Feudal Tenures in the Island of
Montreal Incorporation of the Seminary of St. Sulpice.]
Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Canada :
Parti. Lower Canada (1P40-) Vol. vi... 1
" II. Upper Canada (1840) Vol. vi... 219
" LIT. Upper Canada (1840.) Vol. vi... 447
" IV. I pper and Lower Canada (1840.) Vol. vi... 557
Partner Correspondence (1840.) Vol.vi... G17
Royal Instruct! on s -to the Rt. Honble. C. P. Thomson, when appointed
Governor General (1840.) Vol. vii... 359
Correspondence between the Marquess of Normaubj, and Sir J. Col-
borne, and the Rt. Honble. C. P. Thomson, and Lord John
Russell, relative to the Re-union of Upper and Lower Canada.
(1840) Vol. vii... 383
Maps of use with the above Correspondence, viz..:
Map of Canada, in Counties and Ridings, as per Union Bill.
Map of Lower Canada, in Counties, as before the Act of 1829,
and as divided by. that Act.
Map of Upper Canada, as at present divided . . . ( 1 840.) Vol. vii ... 435
Despatch from the Governor General (Thomson) to Lord John Russell,
dated 22nd Jany., 1840 (1840.) Vol. vii... 319
Despatch from the Lieut. Governor (Arthur) to Lord John Russell,
dated Toronto, 22nd Oct., 1839 ; with Lord John Russell's Reply.
(1840.) Vol. vii... 441
Statement of the Export of Flour and "Wheat from the United States
and Canada (1840.) Vol. xxiv... 81
Correspondence between Lord Sydenham, Sir G. Arthur, and Lord
John Russell, relative to Canada , (1841.) Vol. iv... 289
Income and Expenditure of Upper and Lower Canada for 1840.
(1841.) Vol. iv... 297
Ordinances passed by the Governor and Special Council of Lower
Canada, in the 3rd and 4th years of the reign of Her Majesty.
(1841.) Vol. iv... 1
CONCERNING CANADA. 1293
LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1852.) Continued.
II. REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS (Continued.)
Pages
Despatch from the Rt. Honble. C. P. Thomson, to Lord John Russell,
duted 13th March, 1840 ; respecting St. Sulpice Seminary, Mon-
treal, transmitting Memorial from various parties concerned.
(1840.) Vol. vii... 461
Charter of the Corporation of the Seminary ofNicolet, Lower Canada;
with Instructions of Lord Bathurst and other documents on the
subject (1841.) Vol. iv... 171
Despatch from Lord Sydenham, to Lord John Russell, with a Return
from the Principal of the Seminary of Montreal ; shewing the
names of those who since the Ordinance 3 Viet., c. 30, have
commuted the Tenure of their property ; with amount of that
property (1841) Vol. iv... 165
Despatch from Lord Goderich to Lord Aylmer, dated 13th September,
1831: Extract of Enclosure No. 4 in Lord Aberdeen's despatch
to Lord Amherst, dated 2nd April, 1835, relative to the Semin-
ary of St. Sulpice, Montreal (1841.) Vol. iv... 177
Sums voted in Supply each year from 1835 to 1842, under the heads
of Army, Navy, Ordnance, Canada, &c....(lb43.) Vol. xviii... 7
Despatch from Lord Stanley to Sir C. T. Metcalfe, dated 3rd March,
1843 (1843) Vol. v... 1
Communications between the Government at home and that of
Canada, respecting the Duties levied on Wheat imported from
the United States into Canada, or Irotn Canada into the United
Kingdom, since 1st January, 1842... (I 843 -) Vol. xviii.. 569, 581
Address to Her Majesty from the Legislative Assembly, respecting
the admission of Foreign Corn into British markets.
(1846.) Vol xviii... 361
Board of Trade of Hamilton's Petition to Her Majesty, that the mea-
sures before the Imperial Parliament relating to Corn and Tim-
ber may not become Law (1846.) Vol. xviii... 369
Correspondence between Governor (Lord) Cathcart and Mr. Secretary
Gladstone (1846.) Vol. xviii... 343
Correspondence between Lord Metcalfe and Lord Stanley, &c., on
Affairs of Canada (1847.) Vol. vi... 1
Correspondence relative to Canada (1847-8.) Vol. vii .. 235
Papers relative to Canada (1849.) Vol. vii. ..pp. 531, 555, 571
Correspondence between the Secretary of State, &c., and Returns
relative to the Fire at Quebec (1847.) Vol. vi... 11
Correspondence between the Governor General and the Secretary of
State, upon the operation of the Navigation Laws.
(1847-8.) Vol. vii.. .pp. 213. (1849.) Vol. xiv...pp. 293, 307, 3ia
Correspondence between the Governors of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia, and the Governor General of Canada, &c., relative to the
proposed Halifax and Quebec Railway... (1847-8.) Vol. xxiii... 791
Survey of the Line for the Quebec and Halifax Railway ; Final Report
of Officers employed on ; with subsequent correspondence thereon,
and on Public Works in Canada (1849.) Vol. xlvi... 1
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LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO: (1801-1852.) Continued.
II. REPORTS AND OTHER PAPERS {Continued.)
PftJCt"
The Rebellion Losses Bill ; Votes and Proceedings of the House of
Assembly relating to (1849.) Vol. vii .. 519
Addresses or Petitions, or Communications from the Governor Genl.
respecting any such Petitions, against the giving the Governor's
Assent to the Canada Rebellion Losses Indemnity Bill.
(1849.) Vol. vii... 619
Quebec and Halifax Railway, New Brunswick Railway, and the
Toronto, Simcoe and Lake Huron Union Railway : Reports relat-
ing to (1850.) Vol.xxxii... 603
Claims of Mr. Ryland, formerly Secretary to the Executive Council of
Canada: Papers relative to the (1850.) Vol. vii.. 29
Removal of the Seat of Government; and Annexation Movement;
Papers relative to each question.... (1850.) Vol. vii... 1
Civil List and Military Expenditure in Canada; Correspondence
relating to (1851.) Vol. x... 9
The Disputed Boundaries between Canada and New Brunswick;
Papers relative to the settlement of (1851.) Vol. x... 211
Correspondence relating to the projected Railway from Halifax to
Quebec (1851.) Vol. x... pp. 31, 145. (1852) Vol. xiv... 493
Correspondence relative to the Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova
Scotia Railway Company (1851.) Vol. x... 177
Vide, also, the Cross- References below.
LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE SESSION 1852-53.
Vide, the Cross-References. Titles; Clergy Reserves Colonies Emigration;
LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE SESSION 1854.
Bill to empower the Legislature of Canada to alter the Constitution
of the Legislative Council for that Province Vol. iv... 693
Papers relative to the proposed Changes in the Legislative Council.
Vol. xiii... 207
Papers relative to Legislative Proceedings in Canada, Vol. xiii... 231
Vide, also, the Cross-References. Title : Emigration.
N.B. No LOBDS' PAPEBS subsequent to 1854 have been received in the
Library.
CROSS - REFERENCES.
Other documents relating to CANADA in particular, or BEITISH NOBTH AMERICA
in general, will be found under the following heads, which are given as Cross
References from the head " CANADA," in the General Index -volume of the
LOBDS' SESSIONAL PAPEBS, viz. :
I. ABORIGINES.
II. AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF.
III. CANADA COMPANY.
.IV. CLERGY RESERVES.
V. COLONIES.
VI. CORN, GRAIN, FLOUR, &c.
VII. EMIGRATION.
CONCERNING CANADA. 1295
LORDS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1852.) Continued.
CROSS REFERENCES:
Pe
I. Aborigines. (British Settlements) :
Report (from Committee of the House of Commons) appointed in
1836, to consider of Measures to be taken with respect to the
Native Inhabitants of countries where British Settlements are
made, &c. ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. (1836.) Yol. xxi... 1
[Settlements in respect of which Witnesses were examined before the
Committee: Africa, Southern and Western ; Australia; Canada;
Cape of Good Hope; Essequibo; Namaqualand; Newfoundland;
New Holland; New South Wales; New Zealand; South Sea Is-
lands ; Van Diemen's Land ; and Zoolu Country.]
Heport of a similar Committee, in 1837 ; with Minutes of Evidence,
&c (1837.) Vol.xxiii... 1
[SUBJECTS. Review in Detail of the State of the Aboriginal Inhabitants
of Newfoundland, North America, South America, New Holland,
Van Diemen's Land, Islands in the Pacific, and South Africa.
Effects of Fair-dealing, combined with Christian Instruction, on the
Aborigines' Settlement of Sierra Leone. Suggestions: 1. Protec-
tion of Natives to fall on the Executive. 2. Contracts for Service
to bu limited. 3. Sale of ardent Spirits to be prevented. 4. Regu-
lations as to Acquisition of Lauds. 5. New Territories not to be
acquired without sanction from the Home Government. 6. Religious
Instruction and Education to be provided. 1. Punishment of Crimes,
8. Treaties with Natives inexpedient. 9. Missionaries to be encour-
aged Special Recommendations by the Committee regarding the
several Colonies.]
Correspondence since 1st April, 1835, between the Secretary of State
for the Colonies and the Governors of the British North American.
Provinces, respecting the Indiana (1839.) Vol. ix... 1
II. America : United States of.
L BILLS.
Bill to permit the Importation, of certain Articles into the British
Colonies in North America from the United States ; and the
Exportation of other Articles from the same Colonies to the
said States (1807.) Vol.ix... 237
Bill to regulate the Trade between the British Possessions in America
and the West Indies, &c (1822.) Vol. cxxviii... 269
II. TREATIES AND STATE PAPERS :
Papers relating to the War with America: Prisoners of "War, and
Vessels of all sorts, captured from and by the United States ;
Accounts of the Naval Force and Proceedings on the Lakes of
Canada, &c (1814-15.) Vol. lxxv...l, 7, 19, 25
Returns from the Admiralty relative to the War : Stores furnished
for the Elect on Lake Ontario, in 1814 ; Efficiency, &c., of the
20-gun Ships built on the Model of the Bonne Citoi/enne ; and
representations as to the insufficiency of their Crews, &.c.
(1814-15.) Vol. lxxv...45, 261
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LORDS' PAPERS, INDEX (1801-1852): CROSS ' REFERENCES. Continued.
II. AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF: (Continued.)
P*ffM
Complement of Ships for the North American Station, at their sail-
ing, between April and July, 1814. (1814-1815.) Vol. Ixxv... 277
The Defence of the Canadas : Correspondence between Lieut.-Gen.
Sir G. Prevost and Lords Liverpool and Bathurst, relative to.
(1814-15.) Vol. Ixxv... 279
Treaty of Peace and Amity between His Majesty and the United
States, signed at Ghent, 24th December, 1814.
(1814-15.) Vol. Ixxvi... 335
Convention between the same powers, relative to the Territory on the
North- West Coast of America, signed at London, 6th August,
1827 ............................................. (1828.) Vol. ccxli... 429
Convention between the same powers relative to the Arbitration of
the disputed points under the 5th Article of the Treaty of
Ghent ; with an Appendix .................. (1828.) Vol. ccxli... 433
Correspondence relating to the Boundary between the British North
American Possessions and the United States, under the Treaty
of 1783, subsequently to the reference of disputed points to
Arbitration ; with an Appendix ............... (1838.) Vol xvii... 67
Proceedings, &c.. relating to the Pretensions of the States of Maine,
Massachusetts, and New Hampshire ; and to the question of
Jurisdiction within the disputed Territory, from 1 h31 to 1837.
(1838.) Vol. xvii... 187
Correspondence relating to the Boundary under the Treaty of 1 783,
between the British Possessions in North America, and the
United States :
Part I. Correspondence ................ (1840) Vol. x ...... 367
II. Correspondence, with Reports of the Commissioners
appointed to survey the disputed Boundary ; and
an Appendix [and Maps ... (1840.) Vol. x ...... 541
Supplementary Reports relating to the disputed
Boundary ; with Map and Sections.
(1842.) Vol. xxiv... 1
Further Correspondence relative to the Boundary.
(1843.) Vol. xv... 411
Papers relative to the Special Mission of Lord Ashburton to the
United States, in 1842 ...................... (1843.) Vol. xv... 583
Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States, signed at Wash-
ington, 9th August, 1842, to settle and define the Boundary be-
tween the Territories of Her Majesty and the United States ;
for the Suppression of the Slave Trade, and for the giving up of
Criminals fugitive from Justice, in certain cases.
(1843) Vol. xv... 649
Map to illustrate the Boundary established by this Treaty.
(1843 ) Vol. xv... 677
Lord Ashburton's Letter to Mr. Webster, respecting the mutual Sur-
render of Fugitives from Justice, dated 9th August, 1842.
(1843) Vol. xv.. 617
CONCERNING CANADA. 1297
LORDS' ; PAPERS, INDEX (1801-1852): CROSS REFERENCES. Continued.
II. AMERICA, UNITED STATES OF : (Continued.)
Pages
Correspondence between the two Powers relative to the aforesaid
Treaty ; including Instructions from Lord Aberdeen to Lord
Ashburton, with respect to the Eight of Search, 1842-43.
(1843.) Vol. xv... 657
Correspondence respecting the Operations of the Commission for run-
ning, &c , the Boundary Line between Her Majesty's Possessions
and the United States, under the same Treaty ; with Map an-
nexed, showing the country in which they took place.
(1845.) Vol. xiv... 301
Negotiations upon the Question of disputed Right to the Oregon
Territory, subsequent to the Treaty of Washington.
(1846.) Vol. xviii... 1
Treaty between Her Majesty and the United States, for the Settle-
ment of the Oregon Boundary, signed at "Washington, 15th
June, 1846 (1846.) Vol. xviii... 77
Convention between Her Majesty and the United States for the Im-
provement of the Communication by Post between their respec-
tive Territories; signed at London, 15th December, 1848.
(1849.) Vol. xx... 5
Articles agreed on between the British and United States Post Offices,
for carrying into execution the foregoing Convention.
(1850.) Vol. xix... 7
III. Canada Company:
Bill to enable Her Majesty to grant to a Company to be incorporated
by Charter, to be called " The Canada Company," certain lands
in Upper Canada; with certain powers and privileges.
(1825.) Vol. clxxv... 595
Bill to alter and amend the aforesaid Act (1828 ) Vol. ccxxv... 603
Minutes of the intended arrangements between the Government and
the proposed Canada Company (1825) Vol. cxciii... 203
Petition of the Canada Company that 60,000 due from them to the
Government, may be employed for the furtherance of Emigration
to Canada (1840.) Vol. vii... 449
IV. Clergy Reserves, Canada :
Bill to authorize the sale of a part of the Clergy Reserves in Upper
and Lower Canada (1826-27.) Vol. ccxi .. 543
Bill for the Sale of the Clergy Reserves in Canada, and for the dis-
tribution of the proceeds thereof (1840.) Vol. ii... 249
Clause to be proposed in Committee by Lord Ellenborough.
(1840.) Vol. ii... 255^
Questions to the Judges, on the Canada Clergy Reserves Bill, to be
moved by the Bishop of Exeter, 7th April, 1840. (1840.) Vol. vii... 335
Opinions of the Judges on the questions propounded on the 13th
April, 1840 ....(1840.) Vol vii... 337
Act passed by the Legislature of Upper Canada, for the sale of the
Clergy Reserves, and for the distribution of the proceeds.
(1840.) Vol. vii... 319
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LORDS' PAPERS, INDEX (1801-1852) : CROSS REFERENCES. Continued.
IV. CLERGY RESERVES, CANADA: (Continued.)
p*t**
Total amount of the proceeds of sales in Upper and Lower Canada,
invested in 3 per cents (1838.) Vol. vi... 411
Address to the Queen from the Bishop of Montreal and Clergy of the
Church of England in Upper Canada, praying for a Judicial
decision respecting the Clergy Reserves (1839.) Vol. ix... 249
Despatches from the Colonial Secretary and Sir Gr. Arthur, relative to
the Clergy Reserves in Upper Canada (1839.) Vol. ix... 253
Clergy Reserves in Lower Canada : Return respecting.
(1839.) Vol. ix... 297
Clergy Reserves in Upper Canada : Returns and Papers respecting.
(1839.) Vol. ix... 299
House of Assembly of Upper Canada's Address to His Majesty on the
subject of, in the years 1823 and 1824 (1840.) Vol. vii... 345
Proceeds of the sale of, under 7 & 8 Q-eo. 4, c. 62, now invested in the
English Funds ; with an account of interest due, distinguishing
Upper from Lower Canada (1840.) Vol. vii... 339
Correspondence respecting the Clergy Reserves in Upper Canada,
1791-6 (1840) Vol. vii... 307
Correspondence respecting Clergy R-eserves in Canada, 18191840 :
Parti. Correspondence (1840.) Vol. vii... 1.
II. Extracts of the Journals of Council and Assembly of
Upper Canada, 1819-1840 (1840.) Vol. vii... 189
Papers relative to the Clergy Reserves in Canada.
(1851.) Vol. x. p. 1. (1852.) Vol. xiv. p. 441.
(1852-3.) Vol. xv. p. 489, 523
Bill to authorize the Legislature of Canada to make provision concern-
ing the Clergy Reserves in that Province and the p oceeds thereof.
(1852-3.) Vol. iii... 54
Amendments to be proposed in Committee by the Earl of Derby.
(1852-3.) Vol. iii... 547
Correspondence between the G-overnment in Canada, or any Member
thereof, and the Secretary of State, on the subject of the Clergy
Reserves (in continuation of the Papers presented February,
1852.) Also, Returns for every year since 1840 of the amount
of the Clergy Reserves Fund, formed under 3 and 4 Viet., c. 78,
s. 3, and of the payments made out of the said fund to the Church
of England, to the Church of Scotland, and to any other religious
sect under 3 and 4 Viet., c. 78, sa. 4, 7. Of payments made out
of the Revenue of the United Kingdom to Churches and Sects in
Canada : also, Return of the extent of the Clergy Reserves, the
number of acres unsold, and their probable value ; and also
copies of a letter by the Lord Bishop of Quebec to the Duke
of Newcastle ; and of a draft despatch from Sir John Pakington
to the Earl of Elgin (16th December), in reply to His Lordship's
despatch (22nd September), forwarding an Address to the Queen
from the Legislative Assembly on the subject of the Clergy Re-
serves (1852-3.) Vol/xv... 527
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IV. CLERGY RESERVES, CANADA : (Continued.)
Pages
Return from the Colonial Office of a copy of an Address to the Gov-
ernor General, from the Romish Prelates and Clergy of Quebec
in 1849. and of the answer of His Excellency : also, Return
stating whether Acts 12 Viet., cap. 136 and 143, or either of. them,
were disallowed by Her Majesty ; and also, copy of any official
letter from the Lord Bishop of Quebec to the Duke of Newcastle,
on the matter of the Clergy Reserves in Canada.
(1852-3.) Vol. xv. p. 511, 551
The Bishop of Toronto's letter to the Secretary of State for the Colo-
nies, on the Clergy Reserves (1852-3.) Vol. xv... 553
V. Colonies:
Bill for the better regulation of the Prize Courts in America, and for
giving more effectual execution to the decrees of the Lords Com-
missioners of Appeals (1801.) Vol. i... 649
Bill to amend 22 Geo. 3, for preventing the grant of any Patent
Office in any Colony but during such term as the Grantee shall
discharge the duty thereof in person (1813-14.) Vol. Ixix... 225
Bill to permit the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, and the
Bishop of London, to admit persons to Holy Orders specially for
the Colonies (1819.) Vol. xcvii... 329
Bill to permit the Importation and Exportation of certain articles to
and from the British Colonies in North America and the United
States (1807.) Vol. ix... 237
Bill to regulate the Trade between Places in Europe, South of Cape
Finisterre, and certain Ports in the British Colonies in North
America (1811.) Vol. xK... 641
Bill to regulate the Trade between the British possessions in America
and the West Indies and other parts (1822.) Vol. cxxviii... 255
Bill for further regulating the Trade between British America and the
West Indies, and for Warehousing of Goods therein.
(1825.) Vol. clxxv... 699
Bill to regulate the Trade of the British Possessions abroad, [consoli-
dating the Customs Laws.] (1825.) Vol. clxxvi...H77
Bill to amend 6 Geo. 4, c. 114, to regulate the Trade of the British
Possessions abroad (1830-31.) Vol. cclxxxiii... 235
Bill to amend the Laws for the regulation of the Trade of the British
Possessions abroad (1842.) Vol. ii... 253
Eillto authorize the Commissioners for the Public Accounts to audit,&c.,
the Accounts of Colonial Revenues.. (1831-32.) Vol. ccxcvi... 683
Bill for preventing the abuse of Legislative authority in the Colonies.
(1839.) Vol. ii... 237
Bill to authorize the Legislatures of certain Colonies to pass Laws, ad-
mitting unsworn testimony in certain cases. (184'^.) Vol. iii... 659
Bill for the better regulation of Colonicil Posts ( 1 844 ) Vol. ii... 237
Bill for enabling Colonial Legislatures to establish Inland Posts.
(1849.) Vol. v... 189
Bill to enable the Legislatures of certain British Possessions to reduce
or reped certain Duties of Customs (1846.) Vol. iii... 101
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V. COLONIES : (Continued.)
Pages
Bill to amend the Law relating to the protection in the Colonies of
Copy-right works in the United Kingdom... (1 847 ) Vol. iii... 453
Colonial Laws passed under the Imperial Act 9 and 10 Viet., cap. 94,
(which warranted such Colonial Legislation) respecting Duties of
Customs (184-7-48.) Vol. vii .. 131
Bill to provide for the trial in Her Majesty's Colonies of offences
within the jurisdiction of the Admiralty (1849.) Vol. iii... 35
Bill to enable Colonial Bishops to perform certain Functions under
commission from Bishops of England and Ireland and as amend-
ed in Committee, and on Report. (1852 ) Vol. H...59, 65, 71
Bill to remove doubts as to the Lands and Casual Revenues of the
Crown in the Colonies, &c .....(1852.) Vol. iii... 319
Report of the Board of Trade, in 1764, on the expediency of re-
straining the Emission of Paper Bills of Credit in our American
Colonies, and other Reports and Memorials on the subject of the
Currency therein (1812-13.) Vol. kvi... Ill
Account of the Number and Tonnage of Ships that cleared outwards
from the British Colonies in North America to the West India
Islands, on a comparison of the years 1807 and 1808.
(1809.) Vol. xxx... 233
Account of all Exports from Great Britain to Canada, Nova Scotia,
&c., in each year from 1SOO to 1818... (1819.) Vol. cviii...!50, 151
Quantity of Timber imported into Great Britain from British North
America in each year from 1800 to 1818. (1819.) Vol. cviii... 152
Account of the Quantity of Timber of all sorts, Masts, Ashes, and
Corn, imported into the United Kingdom from the British Pos-
sessions in America, in each year from 1822 to 1826
(1-26-27.) Vol. ccxx... 12S
Fish, dried, pickled, and smoked, exported from Canada, Nova Scotia,
&c., to the British West India Islands, in each year from 1814 to
1818 ; and like Exports, for the same period, to all places except
the British West India Islands (1819.) Vol. cviii... 162, 163
Colonial Military Expenditure : Report (House of Commons,) in
1835, on this subject, &c., [which relates to the North American
Provinces, &c ] (1835.) Vol. xlvii... 1
Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed
to inquire into the existing Facilities of Intercourse between the
United Kingdom and the North American Colonies, and the
means and expediency of improving them ; with Minutes of
Evidence, Appendix, &c... (1836.) Vol. ix... 297
(The Committee state that they would not be justified in submitting any
specific recommendation. )
[HEADS OP EVIDENCE. Advantages of Western and South-Western
Ports of Ireland as Points of Communication Want of good Pilots
Distances of Po;ts from each other Advantages of a Railway
from Dublin toGalwayor Valenlia Steam Communication Sup-
ply of Coals to Steamers Fisheries ou the Western Coast of
Ireland and Labrador.]
Disposal of Lands in British Colonies : Report (House of Commons)
in 1836 ; with Minutes of Evidence, &c. ...(1S38 ) Vol. xxii... 1
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V. COLONIES : (Continued.')
Pages
[SUBJECTS: Modes in which Land has been disposed of in Australia, the
Cape of Good Hope, and the West Indies. Land Sales in the United
States. Expediency of putting all arrangements of sale under the
charge of a Central Land Board in London, with Local Boards in
the several Colonies. Net proceeds of Sales to be made an Emigra-
tion Fund.]
Accounts showing the several Charges incurred by the United King-
-dom on account of each of the North American Provinces, in
each year from 1827 to 1837 (1838( Vol. vi... 487
Account of the Total Revenue derived from Taxes within each of the
JSorth American Provinces, in each year from 1832 to 1836,
specifyingthe Taxes, and under what Acts imposed. (1838) Vol. vi. 511
Accounts of the Value of all Articles imported into the United King-
dom from each of the North American Provinces, an d of Articles
exported from the United Kingdom to the said Provinces, in each
year from 1827 to 1836 (1838.) Vol. vi... 509
Accounts of the Value of all Imports and Exports of the North
American Provinces, so far as regards the Trade with other
Colonies and Foreign Countries, in each year from 1832' to 1836.
(1838.) Vol vi... 513
Account of the Amount of Duty levied in the United Kingdom upon
each article imported from the North American Provinces, and
upon similar articles when imported from Foreign Countries.
(1838.) Vol. vi... 506
Account of the Amount of Duty levied in the Ports of the British
Colonies and Dominions beyond Sea, upon the like imports.
(1838.) Vol. vi... 503
Accounts showing the Amount of Tonnage and Number of Ships be-
longing to each of the North American Provinces, and the Men
employed in navigating the same; and also the number of Ships
belonging to the United Kingdom and to British Colonies, em-
ployed in the Trade with the said Provinces, and the Men en-
gaged in navigating the same, in each year from 1832 to 1836.
(1838 ) Vol. vi... 501
Accounts of the Imports to and Exports from the British North
American Colonies, in the year 1844. (1847-48.) Vol. xxiii... 660
Statistical Reports on the Sickness, Mortality, and Invaliding among
Troops in British America (1839.) Vol. xxxii... 347
Governors of the P>ritish Colonies, Reports made to the Secretary of
State, with a view to exhibit generally the past and present state
of them ; for 1*45. (1846.) Vol. xxxiii. p. 508. Similar Re-
port for i816. (1S47) Vol.xxxi. p. 1. For 1847. (1847-8.)
Vol. xl. p. 1. For 1848. (184i>.) Vol. xxxix. p. 1. For
1*49. Parts I. and II. (1850.) Vol. xxvii pp. 251, 384.
For 1850 (1^51.) Vol xxv. p. 353. For 1851. (1852.)
Vol. xxv.. p 1. For 1851, Part II. (1852-3 ) Vol. xv. p. 1.
For 1 -,52. (1852-3) Vol. xv. p. 85.
Sinecures and other offices abolished or to be abolished in the Colonies,
since 1812, and Return of Colonial offices formerly executed by
Deputy but now by Principal (1823.) Vol. clv..!pp. 54,
55
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LORDS' PAPERS, INDEX (1801-1852) : CROSS REFERENCES. Continued.
V. COLONIES : (Continued,)
Further Beturns (1824.) 'Vol. clxix... 65
Quantity of Woven Fabrics, with the official value, distinguishing the
different heads or classes, exported to the British Colonies, &c.,
from 1830 to 1840 (1840.) Vol. xxvi... 535
Ecclesiastical Establishments and Religious Instruction in the Colonies,
Australia, North America, &c (1839) Vol. ix... 523
Grants, Endowments, &c., for Religious Instruction or Education in the
Colonies, stating the particular objects of each grant &c., for
1840, 1841 and 1842, whether made by the Crown, Parliament or
Colonial Governments ; so far as the Returns can be made up in
this country (1845.) Vol. vi. Pt 1. ... 201
Date at which each Colony of the British Crown was captured, ceded,
or settled ; its Population ; whether having Legislative Assemblies
or governed by Orders in Council ; the value of Exports and Im-
ports, and number and tonnage of Vessels in each, in LS42.
(1847.) Vol. xxiii... 571
Statistical Return showing the Population, Trade and Navigation of
the British Colonies to the latest period known.
(1847-8) Vol. xxiii... 662
Colonial Railways : Reports on Acts relating to.
(1851.) Vol. xxix... 491
Report of Committee on the Naval, Ordnance, and Commissariat Es-
tablishments, and Expenditure in the Colonies ; with Treasury
Minutes, Correspondence, and Plans relating ther-to.
(152) Vol. xxv... 301
VI. Corn, Grain, Flour, &c. :
I. BlLLS RELATING TO CORN, FLOUR, &C., AND THE CORN TRADE
Bill to permit the Entry for Home Consumption of warehoused Corn
and Wheaten Flour under Duty; and to alter the Duty on
Wheat, the produce of British North America.
(1825.) Vol. clxxv.. 443
Bill to alter, for one year, the Duty on Wheat, the produce of British
North America (1825.) Vol. clxxvi... 819
Bill for reducing the Duty on Wheat and Wheat-Flour the produce
of Canada, imported thence into the United Kingdom
(1843.) Vol. iii... 693
Bills to allow, for a limited time, the Free Importation of Corn, &c ,
from any country (1847.) Vol. iv... 579,581
II. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS RELATING TO CORN, &c.
Quantity of Corn Imported into the United Kingdom from the British
Possessions in America, from 1 823 to 1827.
(1826-27.) Vol. ccxix... 222
Quantity of Corn, Grain, and Flour Imported, in 1826, into the
United Kingdom from the British Plantations iu N. America.
(1 826-27. ) Vol. ccxxi... 25
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CORN, GRAIN, FLOUR, &c. : '(Continued.)
Pages
Quantity of Wheat and Flour Imported into Great Britain, or ad-
mitted for Home Consumption, from 1st May, 1825, to 1st Feb-
ruary, 1827, from the British North American Colonies.
(1826-27.) Vol. ccxxi... 29
Quantities of Grain, "Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans and Pease,
Flour and Meal, brought into consumption in Great Britain from
Foreign Countries, &c., from the American Colonies, &c., from
1815 to 1835 (1836.) Vol. xxv... 11 4, 115
Quantities of Foreign Grain, "Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans and Peas,
Meal and Flour, imported into the American Colonies, &c., in
each year, from 1815 to 1835 (1836.) Vol. xxv... 227
Quantity of Grain imported into the United Kingdom from each
Colony and Foreign Possession of the Empire, and the rates of
Duty levied thereon, from 1814 to 1838 inclusive.
(1839.) Vol. xvi... 547
Some continuous Returns. (1839.) Vol xvi. p. 513;
(1840.) Vol. xx. p. 433 ; (1841.) Vol. xviii... 202
Total Quantities of "Wheat and "Wheat Flour imported from British
Colonies, &c., and upon which duty has been paid, under Act
9 Geo. IV. c. 60, showing the total quantity of Wheat and Flour
respectively subjected to each separate rate of duty.
(1840.) Vol. xx. p. 445. (1841.) Vol. xviii... 211
Statement of the Exports of Flour and Wheat from the United
States and from Canada (1840.) Vol. xxiv... 81
Statements relative to the Prices of Wheat and Flour, &c., in the
United States and . in British North America ; with Tables of
Imports and Exports of Wheat and Flour into and from the
United States and British North America. (1842.) Vol. xiv... 233
Account of Wheat and Flour imported into the United Kingdom from
Canada, in 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, and 1846.
(1845.) Vol. xvi. p. 513 (1846.) Vol. xx. p. 473
Later Returns... (1847.) Vol. xii. p. 161. (1852.) Vol. x... 184
Accounts of Imports of Flour, Wheat, &c., from the United States,
Canada, France, &c., in 1849-1851, stating the difference of cost
in Freight from each country (1851.) Vol. ix... 82
Quantity of Wheat imported from United States into Canada from llth
October, 1843, to 31st December, 1844. (1845.) Vol. xvi... 515
VII. Emigration and Emigrants :
I. GENERALLY
Bill to authorize Advances (out of money now authorized for the im-
provement of landed property) to facilitate Emigration from dis-
tressed districts of Scotland (1851.) Vol. iv... 507
Bill for amending the Poor Laws, and providing for the Emigration
of Destitute Children (1852.) Vol. iii... 461
Report (House of Commons), in 1826, on Emigration; with Minutes
of Evidence (1826-27.) Vol. ccxvii... 1
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VII. EMIGRATION AND EMIGRANTS : (Continued.)
Pge
[SUBJECTS. Redundancy of Population, and consequent Depression of
Wages Unoccupied Lands in the North American Colonies, <fec.,
&c. Advantages to the Mother-Country by removing the excess
Best mode of conducting Emigration Poor Rates should be
charged with the Expenses incurred.]
Second Report from Committee of the Houso of Commons, in 1827,
on Emigration (1828.) Vol. ccxxxiv... 1
[SUBJECTS. Redundancy of Population in the Manufacturing Districts
Want of Employment consequent on the Introduction of Machinery
Emigration proposed as a Remedy.]
Third Report from the same Committee. (1828.) Vol. ccxxxiv... 9
[SUBJECTS. I-III. State of the Population in Ireland, England, and
Scotland. IV. Remarks on a System of Emigration as applicable
to the three Countries. V. Expediency of a Loan to facilitate
Emigration The probability of its re-payment The inducements
for the Colonies to facilitate it The success of former Emigrations
as bearing on the question of repayment. VI. Board of Emigra-
tion. VII. Distinction between Emigration and Colonization, aud
a regulated and unregulated Emigration. VIII. Advantages of a re-
gulated Emigration, both to the Colonies and to the Mother Country.]
Minutes of Evidence taken before the above Committee.
(1828.) Vol. ccxxxiv... 51
[SUBJECTS. Distress of the Working Classes Great vicissitudes in the
Wages of Weavers since 1800 Worse stute of the Weavers of
Plain Calicoes than of the Weavers of Fancy Goods Statistics of
Paupers in the various Parishes of England. Also, the Price of
Labour in various Colonies State of Colonization at the Cape of
Good Hope Mode of Settling in Canada and Nova Scotia Im-
provement of the Bogs in Ireland On the condition of Landed Pro-
perty and the Labouring Classes in Ireland Increase of Population.]
First Report from the Committee of the House of Commons, on
Emigration Scotland with Minutes of Evidence and an Ap-
pendix (1841.) Vol. xxiii... 379
Second Report (House of Commons) [on Emigration Scotland] ;
with Minutes of Evidence, Appendix, and Index.
(1841.) Vol. xxiii... 607
[SUBJECT. The Committee recommend a well-arranged system of
Emigration.]
[HEADS OF EVIDKNCE. Absenteeism Assessments for Relief of the
Poor Emigration to Upper Canada Evils of the Cropping system
Education, in the Highlands Necessity for the Emigration of th
Surplus Population ivxpense to be proportionately borne by Pro-
prietors and Government Farms in the Western Highlands Irish
aud Highland Population of Glasgow Failure of the Herring-
Fishery, Kelp Trade, aud Potato Crop Island of Lewis and Prince
Edward's Island as places lor Emigrat on Improvident Marriages
Expediency of a Compujsory Poor Law Formation of Roads in the
Highlands as a means of Employment]
Report from Committee of the House of Lords appointed to con-
sider the means by which Colonization may be made subsidiary
to other measures for the improvement of the social condition of
Ireland, and by which, with full regard to the interests of the
Colonies themselves, the comfort and prosperity of those who
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emigrate may be effectually promoted ; with Minutes of Evi-
dence, Appendix, and Index (1847.) Vol. xxiii... 3
[SUBJECTS. Failure of the Potato Crop Excess of Population in certain
Districts, as compared -with the supplies of Food and means of
Employment Impossibility of raising a sufficient supply of Cereal
Food for a Population hitherto supported on a potato diet Effect
of Over- population on the administration of the Poor Laws, on the
Peace of the Country, and in forcing an immigration of Paupers
seeking employment in England, and willing to work for the lowest
wages Effects and cost of i migration carried into effect on particu-
lar Estates General anxiety to Emigrate Success of the Irish
Emigrant Effect of Emigration on the Commerce of Great Britain,
by increased Colonial consumption Probability that the evils of
Over-population will not recur, if its pressure were once removed
Improvement in the means of transmitting Emigrants for America
Experiments made by the Irish Land Improvement Company
Effects which Emigration may be expected to produce on the state
of the Colonies.
[APPENDIX. Imports and Exports of Colonies Crown Lands- Returns
respecting Emigration Land Sales Expenditure on account of
Australian Colonies duriug certain periods Despatches, Reports,
<tc., relating to Emigration Reports of Emigration Agents.]
First Eeport from the same Committee, re-appointed on 21st Feb-
ruary, 1848 .'. (1847-8.) Vol. xxiii... 297
Second Report (1847-8.) Vol. xxiii... 523
Third Report; with Appendix (1847-8.) Vol. xxiii... 653
[SUBJECTS. Same as those in the Report in 1847.
[APPENDIX. Imports and Exports Population, Trade, and Navigation
of the Colonies Return respecting Emigrants sent out from 1844
to 1847 Price of Land Correspondence respecting migration to
the Cape of Good Hope, New South Wales, and Port Phillip.]
Commissioners of Emigration's Report to Lord Goderich, 15th
March, 1832; and Despatch from Lord Goderich in reply to
them, 4th August, 1832 (1831-32.) Vol. ccciii... 209
Number of Persons who have Emigrated, in each year, from 1st
January, 1828, to 5th July, 1831, from the United Kingdom to
North America, the Cape of Good Hope, New South "Wales,
Swan Eiver, and Van Diemen's Land ; and the Ports from which
they departed (183132.) Vol. cccix... 425
Correspondence between the Secretary of State and Governors ot the
Canadas, New South Wales, and Van Diemen's Land, respecting
Emigration, from the commencement of the year 1835, to the
present time ; and number of Persons who have emigrated from
Great Britain and Ireland to the British Colonies and to the
United States of America, for the years 1835 and 1836.
(1837.) Vol. viii... 1
Eeport from the Agent General for 'Emigration from the United
Kingdom, to the Colonial Secretary ; with Appendix.
(;838.) Vol. viii... 359
Eeport from the Agent for Emigration in Canada, for 1837 ; and Cor-
respondence between the Colonial Secretary and the Governors of
i\ ew South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, respecting Emigra-
tion (1838.) Vol. viii... 295
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Reports from the Agent General and the Agent for Emigration
in Canada ; also, Correspondence between the Colonial Secre-
tary and the Governors of Van Diemen's Land and Western
Australia, on the same subject (1839.) Vol. ix... 639, 727
Report from the Agent General for Emigration, and Correspondence
between the Secretary of State and the Governors of the Austra-
lian Colonies, on this subject, since the papers presented 19th
August, J 839, No. 255 ; also, a General Return of Emigration
for the year J839 .., (1840.) Vol. vii... 483
Number of Emigrants arrived at New York from the United King-
dom in each year from 1829 to 1841 (1842). Vol. vii... 554
Correspondence relative to Emigration, since the date of the last
Despatches laid before Parliament, for each of the Colonies.
(1843.) Vol. xii... 163
Customs' Return of the Emigration for 1843. Analysis of the Quar-
terly Returns for 1H43. Return of Emigration from the United
Kingdom, from 1825 to 1843 (1844.) Vol. xxiii... 190-198
Number and Ages of Persons who emigrated direct from Ireland to
the Colonies and Foreign Countries, during ten years ending
June, 1841 (1845.) Vol. xx xii... 320
Commission appointing T. E Elliott and R. Torrens, Esqrs., and the
Hon. E. T. Villiers, Land and Emigration Commissioners ; and
of Lord John Russell's Instructions to the same. (1840.) Vol. vii.,. 473
Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioilers' Report on the neces-
sity of amending the Passengers' Act ; with Amendments in
detail, and their reasons, &c (1842.) Vol. xix... 351
The said Commissioners' Third General Report for 1843. (1843.)
Vol. xxxiii. p. 309. Fourth Report, 1843-4. (1844.) Vol.
xxiii. p. 167. Fifth Report, 1844-5, (1845.) Vol. xxiii.
p. 139. Sixth Report, 1845-6. (1846.) Vol. xxxiii. p. 293.
Seventh Report, 1846-7. (1847.) Vol. xxx. p. 495
Eighth Report. (1847-8.) Vol. xxxix. p. 799. Ninth Report,
1848-9. (1849.) Vol.xxxviii. p.373. Tenth Pveport, 1849-50.
(1850.) Vol.xxvii. p. 127. Eleventh Report, 1850-1. (1851.)
Vol. xxv. p. 263. Twelfth Report, 1851-2. (1852.) Vol.
xxxviii. p. 337. Thirteenth Report, (1852-3.) Vol. Ixxviii.
p. 1. Fourteenth Report. (1854.) Vol. xliv. p. 1.
[SUBJECTS of the above Reports. Emigration to Australian and North
American Colonies Sale of Public Lands, <fec. Proceedings under
the Passengers' Act Total Emigration from the United Kingdom
Emigration to the West Indies, Cape of Good Hope, the Falklands,
Ceylon, Hong Kong, and other places.
[APPENDIX. Correspondence and Despatches, Tables and Returns, in
reference to Emigration to the above places.]
Statement of Emigration froi the United Kingdom, from 1825 to
1846 (1847.) Vol. xxiii... 632
Persons who have been aided in Emigration from England and Wales,
under the Poor Law Amendment Act ; distinguishing the num-
ber of such Emigrants, and the costs incurred (thereby) in every
year; also the Counties from which such Emigration proceeded.
(Ib47.) Vol. xxi. p. 339. Printed also in Vol. xxiii .. 699
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VII. EMIGRATION AND EMIGRANTS : (Continued.}
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Despatches by the Secretary of State, in the year 1843, calling for
the Opinion of Lord Metcalfe on a Proposal for a more syste-
matic mode of Colonization, and Lord Metcalfe' s Reply.
(1847-8.) Vol. vii... 231
Correspondence respecting the Treatment of Mr. Vere Foster, and
other passengers, on board the emigrant ship " Washington,"
in 1850, from Liverpool to New York (1851.) Vol. xvi... 117
The Emigration from the United Kingdom, during each of the last
ten years ; also the amount of the Remittances made by Emi-
grants (as far as it can be made up) (1852.) Vol. xiv... 365
Return of the Emigration of the United Kingdom for the year 1852.
Analytical return of the same ; and Return of Emigration from
the United Kingdom from 1825 to 1852.
(1852-3.) Vol. kxviii... 63
Similar Return/or 1853 ; and from 1823 to 1853. (1854.) Vol. xliv... 81
Extract from Report of the Land and Emigration Commissioners on
the operation of the Passengers Act... (1852-3.) Vol. Ixxviii. 24
2. To North American Colonies :
Mr. P. Robinson, Superintendent of a Limited Emigration from
Ireland to Upper Canada, in 1823: His Report to Mr. "Wilrnot
Horton (1824.) Vol. clxv... 101
Upper Canada House of Assembly's Address, imploring the Imperial
Government to promote Emigration to Canada.
(1840.) Vol. vii... 477
Correspondence between Lord Sydenham and others, and Lord John
Russell, relating to Emigration to Canada. (1841.) Vol. iv... 183
Governor General's Despatch, transmitting Annual Reports of the
Agent for Emigration in Canada, for 1841. (1842.) Vol. vii...
541. For 1842 (1843.) Vol. xii... 5
Sir "VV. M. Gr. Colebrooke's Despatch (30th January, 1843), transmit-
ting Reports of the Emigration Agents at St. John's and
Fredericton, New Brunswick, to Lord Stanley. (1843.) Vol.xii... 37
Correspondence relative to Emigration, for the Provinces of Canada,
New Brunswick, &c (1843.) Vol. xii.. ..371 519
H. J. Boulton, Esq. Communication to Lord Monteagle, respecting
Emigration to Canada (1847-8.) Vol. xxiii... 734
Emigration to the British Provinces in North America : Papers re-
lating to. (1847) Vol. xv. pp. 1, 45. (1847-8.) Vol. xiii.
pp. 1, 197, 267, 325, 351. (1849.) Vol. xiv. p. 1. (1852.)
Vol. xiv. p. 369. (1852-3) Vol. xv. p. 569 ; Vol. Ixxviii.
p. 43. (1854.) Vol. xiii. p. 241.
Other Reports, Accounts, and Papers, generally or indirectly affecting
Canada, may be found in the Indexes to the Lords' Sessional Papers,
under the titles America (British North, &c.) ; Corn and Grain;
Neio Brunsivick ; Timber ; United States, &c.
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1308 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
SESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS :
INDEXES TO SESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
CONCERNING CANADA.
Principal Sub-Heads, in the following Indexes :
(1715-1801.) Hudson's Bay ; Newfoundland; Naval Timber : Nova Scotia.
(1801-1832.) This Index does not give any sub-heads to the Section CANADA, but that Section includes
BILLS on Government, Seigniorial Tenure, Members, ClergyReserves, and Lands.
REPOBTS on Government, and Canal Communications. OTHEB PAPEES on Lord
Amherst, Imports and Exports, Lands, Church and Clergy, Clergy Reserves, Population,
Welland and Rideau Canals and "Water Communications, Post Office, Public Works,
. Canada Committee's Recommendations, Crown Revenue, Emigration, Estimates, Indians
and Indian Department, Commissariat Department, &c.
(1832-1844.) BILLS on Union of Provinces, Lower Canada Government, Clergy Reserves, Corn, and Pro-
vincial Loan. REPOETS on Aborigines. Canal Communication, Lower Canada Grievances,
and Rebellion Losses. OTHEE PAPEES on Affairs of Canada, Agricultural Produce,
Appointments, Army, Lord Aylmer, Sir J. Caldwell, Canada Company, Chelsea Pen-
sioners, Civil List and Seigniorial Tenures, Church Societies, Clergy Reserves, Commis-
sariat Department, Corn, Lord Durham, Emigration, Estimates, Finances, Judge
Fletcher and Mr. Chisholme, Fugitive Criminals, Gaspe Fishery and Mining Company,
Lord Gosford, Grievances, Mr. Gugy, Sir F. B. Head, House of Assembly and Legislative
Council, Import Duties. Indian Department, Indians, Insurrection, Lands, Legislative
Councils, Militia, Officers of Government, Orange Lodges, Ordinances of Special Council,
Petitions, Capt. Phi) potts, Post Office, Rectories, Revenue and Expenditure, Churches of
England and Scotland, Statistical Returns, Seminary of St.JSulpice, Lord Sydenham,
Messrs. Thompson and Whitcher, Trade and Commerce, Union of Provinces. Veteran
Battalion, Water Communication, including Canals.
(1845-1850.) BILLS on Civil List, and English Language. OTHEE PAPEES on State and Government of
the Colony, Boundary with the United States, Commissariat Chest, Corn, Montreal
Election, Emigration, Estimates, Indian Department, Jewish Disabilities.'JNavigatiou
Laws, Post Office, Public Credit, Quebec and Halifax Railway, Rebellion Losses, Shipping,
Slave Trade, Tariffs and Customs, Usury Laws.
CEOSS REFEBENCES : referring to Entries in the Indexes, from 1801 to 1850, concerning :
COLONIES, British North American. Those only which specially concern Canada have
been selected : they include references to the following Papers, viz : Trade
Returns, Customs Duties, Imports and Exports, Church and Clergy in
North America, Passengers. Emigration, Ships and Shipping, Land Grants,
Red River, Provincial Statutes, Judges, Pensions, Boundary with United
States.
GOES, GEAIN AND FLOTTS :
TlMBEE AND WOOD.
(1851.) BILL, (and Papers,) on Canada and New Brunswick Boundary. OTHEB PAPEES on Civil List
and Military Expenditure, Clergy Reserves, State of the Colony, Emigration, Halifax and
Quebec Railway, Imports. Mr. Ryland.
(1852.) BILL, Quebec Bishopric. OTHER PAPEES, Church Legislation and Temporalities, Clergy
Reserves, College Charter and Convocation, Custom Houses, Guaranteed Loan, Rectories.
Emigration, Railways.
(1852-3.) BILL, Clergy Reserves. OTHEE PAPEES, State of the Province, Legislative Council, Grand
River Settlement, Custom Officers, Clergy Reserves, Library of Parliament.
(1854.) BILL, Constitution of Legislative Council. OTHEE PAPEES, on the Legislative' Council, and on
Legislative Proceedings .
(1864-5.) REPOBTS AND PAPEES on State of the Colony, Commissariat, Church Affairs, Clergy Reserves,
Emigration, Trade.
(1956.) REPOBTS AND PAPEES on State of the Colony, Church Affair?, Custom Duties. Emigration,
Indian Department, Imports and Exports.
(1857.) BILL, on Canada and New Brunswick Boundary. REPOETS AND PAPEES on State of the Colony,
Hudson's Bay Company, Emigration, Colonial Officials, Copyright, Vancouver's Island.
CONCERNING CANADA. 1309
EXTRACTS FROM THE GENERAL INDEX TO REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES OF
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, FROM 1715 TO 1801, REGARDING
BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
Hudson's Bay :
Pages,
Report respecting the Settlement of: dated 24th April, 1749.
Vol. ii... 213
[CHIEF SUBJECTS. North-West Passage State of Countries adjoining
Hudson's Bay Inhabitants : Manners and Character Animals
Hudson's Bay Company: Particulars respecting its Origin, <fee.
Trade carried on.]
Vide, also, Report on Hat Manufacture, in 1752, for Observations on the
Scarcity of Beaver in England, and on the manner of the Hudson's
Bay Company's Sales of Beaver.
Newfoundland :
Reports on the state of the Trade to : presented in 1793.
Three Reports. (1) 26th March; (2) 24th April; (3) 17th June.
Vol. x...pp. 392, 409, 433
[CHIEF SUBJECTS. Legislative Provisions respecting Newfoundland,
considered as to their effects on the Trade and the general welfare
Account of the Country: its Inhabitants and Population Native
Indians : Treatment of by the Presidents Fishery : Manner of con-
ducting ; Account of the Trade ; What causes its decrease, and
how it may be revived ; Utility of restraining the number of Resi-
dents, and of providing for the return of Servants of Fishermen
Government best adapted to Administration of Justice and Police.]
Naval Timber : Report on, 1771. (The best American Timber from
Quebec) Vol. iii... pp. 17, 22, 24
Nova Scotia Settlers. Vide Report on the Sierra Leone Company
in 1802 Vol. x..! 736
[1200 Blacks, who had taken part in the American War, removed in
1792, from Nova Scotia [therefore called Nova Scotians] to Sierra
Leone Government experiences much trouble and danger from
them Maroons [afterwards] taken under the protection of the
Company, assist the Government in quelling an insurrection of the
NovaScotiau Blacks thus that party was broken up.]
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1832.)
I. BILLS %
Bill to make more effectiial provision for the Government of [the
two] Canadas (1822.) Vol. iii... pp. 1809, 1833, 1849
Bill to provide for the extinction of Feudal and Seignorial Rights, and
burthens on Lands held " de Fief," &c., in Lower Canada.
(1820.) Vol. i. p. 171, 181
Bill to amend 31 Geo. III. as to the Election of Members to the
Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada (1826.) Vol.ii... 159
Bill to authorize the Sale of a part of the Clergy Reserves in TTpper
and Lower Canada (1826-7.) Vol. i...pp. 63, 67
Bill to amend 14 Geo. III. establishing aFuud for defraying the Charges
of Administration of Justice and Civil Government in the pro-
vince of Quebec (1830.) Vol.ii, pp. 209, 213
(1830-31.) Vol. i. p. 287. (1831.) Vol. i... 149
Bill to amend 31 Geo. III. for making more effectual provision for the
Government of the Province (1830.) Vol.ii... 219
1310 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1832.) Continued.
I. BILLS : (Continued.)
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Bill to explain, &c., the Laws relating to Lands in Free and Common
Soccage in Lower Canada (1830-31.) Vol. i... 291
Bill to authorize the East India Company to trade direct from China to
the British Colonies in America (1824.) Vol. i. . 421
II. REPORTS
Report from the Select Committee on the Civil Government of Canada.
(1828) Vol. vii... 375
Report from Committee for consideration of Accounts and Papers
relating to the Rideau Canal (1830-31.) Vol. iii . . . 529
Report from the Committee for consideration of Accounts and Papers
relating to the Canal Communication in Canada.
(1831-32.) Vol. v... 25
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS
Amherst, Lord: Proceedings in Council on the grant to him of Je-
suits' Estates in Canada (1802-3.) Vol. viii.,.1469
Papers relating to the Roman Catholic Religion in Quebec.
(1812-13.) Vol. xiii...pp. 189, 213
Official Papers relating to Roman Catholics in the British Colonies,
&c. ; and Proceedings in Council relating to Estates of Jesuits
in Canada (1813-14.) Vol. xiv... 1
Trade and Navigation accounts concerning Canada, and other British
North American colonies ; including Imports and Exports, (1814-
1S.) Vol. vii. p. 91. (1816.) Vol. xiv. p. 357, 369, 465.
(1817.) Vol. xiv. p. 331. (1819.) Vol. xvi. 245, 265,
299, 303. (1820.) Vol. xii. p. 149, 177. (1821.) Vol.
xvii. p. 231. (1830-31.) Vol. ix. pp. 5, 7. (1831.) Vol. xix... 171
Marines serving in Canada (1816.) Vol. xii... 437
Papers relating to the settlement of Red River, and transactions between
Lord Selkirk, and the North West and Hudson's Bay Companies.
(1819.) Vol. xviii... 1
Hegulations adopted in the Canadas for granting Lands in the British
North American Provinces : [with] Address on the Clergy Re-
served Lands in Upper Canada ... (1826-27.) Vol. xv, 499.
(1830.) Vol. xxi. 163
Letter from the Rev. Dr. Strachan, dated 16th May, 1827, respecting
the state of the Church in Upper Canada, with Lists of Clergy,
and of Ministers of other denominations ...(1826-27.) Vol. xv... 515
Population of Upper and Lower Canada, at the latest Census taken.
(1826-27.) Vol. xv... 507
Statistical and other information, with returns from the General Post
Office, relating to the Canadas, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, &c.
(1828.) Vol. xxi, pp. 379, 645
Recommendations of the Canada Committee: Communications be-
tween the Colonial Office and Governors of Upper and Lower
Canada in pursuance of (1830.) Vol. xxi... 37
Executive and Legislative Councils : Answers by the Governors as to
the state of (1830.) Vol. xxi... 125
CONCERNING CANADA. 1311
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1832.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS (Continued.)
Pages
Lands held by the Catholic Seminary at Montreal : Address on the
subject to the King, from the House of Assembly, Lower Canada.
(1830.) Vol. xxi... 133
Sales of Crown and Clergy Reserves, and Grants of Land for any
College: Returns respecting (1830-31.) Vol. ix... 11
Welland Canal : Two Despatches from the Lieut. -Governor of Upper
Canada, on the subject of the (1828.) Vol. xvii .. 493
New Works in North America, recommended in the Report of the
Engineer Commissioners, September, 1825 : Supplementary Es-
timate of (1828.) Vol. xvii... 445
Water Communications : Progress of the Improvements of, actual
Expenditure, and probable Costs. (1828.) Vol. xvii. p. 441.
(1830.) Vol. xxi. p. 137. (1830-31.) Vol. ix... 15.
Canal Communication: Correspondence between the Treasury, the
Colonial Secretary, and the Ordnance, on. (1830-31.) Vol. ix... 17
Canals in Canada : Correspondence respecting, between the Ordnance
and Officers in Canada Reports respecting progress and ex-
penses Correspondence with Treasury and Colonial Office.
(1831-32.) Vol. xxxii... 1
Rideau Canal : Letter from the Secretary of the Ordnance, with docu-
ments respecting the Expenditure upon, and Treasury Minutes
thereon (1831-32.) Vol. xxxii... 59
; Estimate for 1832-33, of the charge of Maintenance
and Repair of, and for the Management of the Locks.
(1831-32.) Vol. xxvii... 773
Water Communication between Montreal and the Ottawa, and from
the Ottawa to Kingston : Estimates for improvement of. (1826.)
Vol. xx. p. 177. (1826-27.) Vol. xv. pp. 285, 493. (1828.)
Vol. xvii. pp. 435, 441. (1829.) Vol. xvi. p. 299. (1830.)
Vol. xviii. p. 505. (1831.) Vol. xiii. p. 298. (1831-32.)
Vol. xxvii. p. 696.
William Bell, Shipwright, of Kingston: Estimate for Superannua-
tion Allowance to, 1818-19 (1819.) \ 7 ol. xv... 245
Crown Revenue : Communications between the Governors and the
Legislatures of the two Provinces, relative to the appropriation
of (1831.) Vol. xix... 1
Upper Canada House of Assembly : Addresses to His Majesty, 20th
March, 1828 ; 14th March, 1829 ; 13th January, 1830 and 14th
December, 1831 , (1831-32.) Vol. xxxii... 49
Civil Establishment of: Estimate of the Charge of. (1810-11.)
Vol. x. p. 77. (1813-14.) Vol. xi. p. 1G5. (1814-15.)
Vol. ix. p. 209. (1816.) Vol. xii. p. 287. (1817 ) Vol xiii.
p. 366. (1818.) Vol. xiii. p. 252. (1819.) Vol. xv . p. 267.
(1819-20.) Vol. iv. p. 303. (1820.) Vol. xi. p. 118.
(1821.) Vol. xvi. p. 19. (1822.) Vol. xix. p. 469.
(1823.) Vol. xiii. p. 279. (1824.) Vol. xvi. p. 249.
(1825.) Vol. xviii. p. 349.
1312 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1801-1832.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS (Continued.)
Pes
Indian Department, Upper Canada, including Indian Presents for
Canada, &c. : Estimate of Charge for. (1826.) Vol. xx. p. 177.
-(1826-27.) Vol. xv. p. 285. (1828.) Vol. xvii. p. 435.
(1829.) Vol. xvi. p. 299. (1830.) Vol. xviii. p. 505.
(1830-31.) Vol. vi, p. 358. (1831.) Vol. xiii, p. 298.
(1831-32.) Vol. xxvii. p. 694.
Accounts relating to Commissariat Department, in Canada, Nova
Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, &c., &c. (1823.) Vol.
xiv. p. 641. For 1825. (1826-27.) Vol. xv. p. 321. For
1826. (1828.) Vol. xvii. p. 297. For 1827. (1829.) Vol.
xvi. p. 113. For 1828. (1830.) Vol. xviii. p. 113. For
1828 and 1829. (1830-31.) Vol. vi. p. 113. For 1830-
(1831-32.) Vol. xxvii. p. 197.
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.)
I. BILLS.
(1.) Union of Provinces :
Bill for reuniting the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for
the Government of the united Province (1839.) Vol. i. . 329
Bill for the same purpose (1840) Vol. i. . 149, 175
Amendments to (foregoing) Bill (1840.) Vol. i. . 203
Amendments made by the Lords to the Bill. . (1840.) Vol. i. . 205
(2.) Lower Canada Government :
Bill for the temporary Government of Lower Canada.
(1837--38.) Vol. i. . 253, 257, 263
Bill to amend the preceding Act (1839.) Vol. i. . 325
Act for indemnifying those who have issued, or acted under an Ordinance
made, under an Act to make temporary Provision for the Govern-
ment of Lower Canada (1837-38) Vol. i. . 267
(3.) Clergy Reserves :
Bill to provide for the Sale of, in Upper Canada ; and for the distribu-
tion of the proceeds (1840.) Vol. i. . 207, 213, 219
Amendments to be proposed by Lord J. Russell. (1840.) Vol. i. . 225
(4.) Corn Export :
Bill for reducing the Duty on Wheat and Wheat Flour of Canada,
imported thence into the United Kingdom. . (1843.) Vol. iv. . 569
(5.) Loan:
Bill for guaranteeing the Interest on a Loan of .1,500,000, to be raised
by the Province (1842.) Vol. i. . 383
II. REPORTS.
(1.) Canal Communications :
Report on, in the Canadas !... (1831-32.) Vol. v. . 25
(2.) Lower Canada Grievances :
Report from the Committee which considered the Grievances complained
of by Petition from Lower Canada (1834.) Vol. xviii. . 239
Minutes of evidence taken before the Committee of 1 834, on the affairs
of Lower Canada. / (1837.) Vol. vii. . 545
Reports of Commissioners on Grievances complained of in Lower
Canada. (See also, post No. 18.) (1837.) Vol. xxiv. . 1
CONCERNING CANADA. 1313
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
II. REPORTS: {Continued.}
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Index thereto (1847.) Vol. Iviii, part 4, pp. 1-125
(3.) Rebellion Losses :
Reports of Commissioners (Lower Canada,) on such losses ; names of
persons claiming compensation, and amount of their claims.
(1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 419
Index thereto (1847.) Vol. Iviii, part 4, pp. 1-125
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS.
1. Correspondence relative to ihe Affairs of Canada :
Lord Aylmer's despatches, 5th March, 1834, to Rt. Hon. E. G.
Stanley ; and 18th March 1835, to Lord Aberdeen.
(1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 157
Papers relative to the affairs of Lower Canada. (1837.) Vol. xlii, pp.
413, 457. (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix, pp. 317, 434, 461, 477, 495
Lord Glenelg to Lord Durham, (Extract from Despatch,) 20th January,
1838 (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix.". 899
Mr. Papineau, Mr. M'Kenzie, Dr. Duncombe, and others, who have
held public situations : Letters, which have been seized in Canada,
&c., between Mr. Hume, Mr. Roebuck, and any other Member of
the House, and the above named . . (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 831
Lord Amherst to Lord Aberdeen, relative to the Government of
Canada, (Despatch and Enclosures,) 2nd April, 1835.
(1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 863
Correspondence relative to the affairs of Canada. (1839.) Vol. xxxii. . 1
Correspondence relative to the affairs of British North America.
(1839.) Vol. xxxii, pp. 409, 447. Vol. xxxiv. . 13
Correspondence relating to the affairs of Canada. Part I. (1840.)
Vol. xxxi, p. 1. Part II. (1840.) Vol. xxxi, p. 219. Part
III. (1840.) Vol. xxxi, p. 447. Part IV. (1840) Vol. xxxi'. . 55;
Further Correspondence (1840.) Vol. xxxi, p. 617 (1841.) Sess. 2.
Vol. iii, p. 1 .
British American Land Company's Memorials, suggesting a plan for the
advancement of Agriculture; Correspondence relative to,
between the Colonial Secretary and the Governor of Canada.
(1841.) Sess. 2. Vol. iii. . 77
2. Agricultural Produce :
Agricultural Produce and Farming-Stock in Upper Canada; Prices
current of, for November, 1840 (1841.) Vol. vi. . 283
Duty on Agricultural Produce imported into Canada : Extracts of
Journals of the House of Assembly, relating to the imposition of a.
(1843.) Vol. liii. . 257
3. Appointments :
Made by Lord Durham in Canada ; Date of, names of persons hold-
ing, and salaries of each of them. (183738.) Vol. xxxix, pp. 909, 911
Made by Lord Durham, as Lord Commissioner, &c., previous to his
departure from England, and [also] in Canada. (1S39.) Vol. xxxiv.. 27
4. Army : Vide also (45.)
Number and distribution of the British Army, since 1815 ; Pay and
allowances to the different Military departments, 183233.
(1834.) Vol. vi. . 224
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COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS (Continued.}
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Statistical reports of the sickness, mortality and invaliding among the
Troops of British North America, &c., &c. . (1839.) Vol. xvi. . 129
5. Aylmer, Lord. Vide also (1) and (40.)
The conduct of, Fourth Report of Lower Canada Assembly Committee
of Grievances on (1836.) Vol. xxxix . 255
6. Caldwell, Sir J. :
Debt due by, to Lower Canada, &c. ; Lord Gosford's information
respecting (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 107
(6 a.) Chelsea Pensioners in Upper Canada ; Despatches and Correspon-
dence relative to (1839.) Vol. xxxi. . 143
7. Civil List and Seignorial Tenure :
House of Assembly's address to the Governor respecting the Civil List ;
also, Reports of Seignorial Tenures. . . . (1844.) Vol. xxxiv. . 1
8. Ghurch Societies Incorporation :
Bill to incorporate the Church of England Societies, in the Dioceses of
Quebec and Toronto (1844.) Vol. xxxiv. . 19
(8 a.) Canada Company :
Money received from the Company, and application thereof.
(1834.) Vol. xliv. . 217
Governor of the Company's Letter, January, 1840, to Lord J. Russell,
relative to a Grant of Money for Emigration to Upper Canada ; and
answer thereto (1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 391
Returns shewing the average state of the settlers upon the Company's
Land, in 38 townships, on their arrival ; and their actual con-
dition, in 1840 (1841.) Vol. vi. . 276
County of Huron, (its settlement commenced, 1828J ; Abstracts
from Statistical Returns of, in 1840 (1841.) Vol. vi. . 281
9. Clergy and Clergy Reserves :
Monies voted by the House of Commons, to be appropriated for the
Clergy of Upper Canada, 1831-32 (1833.) Vol. xxvi. . 203
Clergy of every denomination in Canada ; Papers relating to Pay-
ments to, out of Funds raised in the Province.
(1834.) Vol. xliii, p. 379 Vol. xliv. . 573.
Clergy Reserves in Upper Canada, &c. ; Despatches relative to,
from the Colonial Secretary and Sir G. Arthur.
(1839.) Vol." xxxiv. . 107
Clergy Reserves: Correspondence respecting, 18191840. Parti.
(1840.) Vol. xxxii, p. 37. Part II. Extracts from Journals
of Council and Assembly of Upper Canada. (1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 225
Clergy Reserves, U. C. ; Capt. Pringle's letter to Colonial Secretary,
May 1840, on the extent and value of. ... (1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 389
Christian Bodies entitled under Clergy Reserves Acts, to receive of the
proceeds < (1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 7
Act of Legislature of U. Canada, for the sale of the Clergy Reserves,
and distribution of the proceeds ; with the Governor's despatch,
January, 1840 (1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 21
Clergy Reserves, Canada : Proceeds of all sales of, Amounts invested
in public funds, dividends, sales effected under various Acts ;
CONCERNING CANADA. 1315
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (IQB2-IQ44.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
Pages
Rents from Clergy Reserves on Lease, annual payments charged
on the Fund to Churches of England and Scotland ; different
religious bodies who have received funds. (1843.) Vol. xxxii. . 345
Statement of the investments in the Public Funds on account of the
Sales of Clergy Reserves : Annual interest and dividends deriva-
ble (1843.) Vol. xxxii. . 349
(9 a.) Commissariat Department :
Commissaries' accounts of receipts into, and payments from the several
Military Chests, with statements of extraordinaries ; Canada, Nova
Scotia, &c., &c. (1831-32.) Vol. xxvii, p. 197. (1833.)
Vol. xxiv, p. 95. (1834.) Vol. xlii, p. 165. (1835.)
Vol. xxxviii, p. 89. (1836.) Vol. xxxviii, p. 79. (1837.)
Vol xl, p. 87. (1837--38.) Vol. xxxvii, p. 91. (1839.)
Vol. xxxi, p. 93. (1840.) Vol. xxx, p. 97. (1841.)
Vol. xiv, p. 97 (1842.) Vol. xxvii, p. 103. (1843.)
Vol. xxxi, p. 111. (1844.) Vol. xxxiii, p. 109.
Statement relative to the Cash and Store accounts of the Commissariat,
in Australia, Canada, &c., 1832 and 1833. . (1835.) Vol. vi. . 126
Sums voted last session, and sums required for the Commissariat
services in Canada, &c., from 1st April 1841, to 31st March 1842.
(1841.) Sess. 2. Vol. ii. . 67
10. Corn:
Communications between the British Government and the authorities of
Canada, respecting duties on Wheat imported from the United
States into Canada ; or, from Canada into the United Kingdom,
since 1st January 1842 (1843.) Vol. liii. . 267, 277
Average rate of duty paid on Canadian Wheat [and Flour,] imported
into Great Britain, 18381842, inclusive; with the average rate
paid upon the same during five years, ending oth January 1843.
(1848.) Vol. liii. . 295
See also, (1841.) Session 2. Vol. vii. . 3
Duties charged or chargeable per cwt. on Flour, the produce or manu-
facture of Canada, imported in British or Canadian Shipping, for
Home consumption, stated monthly, May 1842, to April 1843. /
(1843.) Vol. liii . . 265
Wheat imported from Canada into Great Britain and Ireland, from llth
October 1843, to 31st July 1844 (1844.) Vol. xlv. . 285
1 1 . Durham, Lord :
Expense incurred in the Hastings, (74,) for fitting her up for Lord
Durham and his suite's passage to Canada. (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 907
Correspondence relating to the establishment of Lord Durham as
Governor General of B. N. America. . (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 897
Instructions to Lord Durham for the constitution of the Special
Council in Lower Canada, Proclamation dissolving the same, and
appointments made by Lord Durham in the Executive Council and
Special Council (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 903
Expense for Lord Durham, as High Commissioner, and Governor of
Canada ; distinguishing salaries and expenses. (1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 25
1316 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
Pages
Lord Durham's Report on affairs of British North America.
(1839.) Vol. xvii. . 1
Appendices to : (A.) (B.) (C.) (D. and E.)
(1839.) Vol. xvii, pp. 121, 187, 409, 471
Index to Report and Appendices. (1847.) Vol. Iviii, part 4, pp. 1-125
12. Emigration, (to Canada) : '
Acts passed in North America for levying a tax on Emigrants ; with cir-
cular from Colonial office recommending the same.
(1831-32.) Vol. xxxii. . 197
Agent's annual report for Emigration in Canada, for 1836. (1837.)
Vol. xlii, 15. His report for 1837, &c (1837-38.) Vol. xl. . 27
Despatch from the Governor General transmitting the annual reports
of Agents for Emigration, 1841 (1842.) Vol. xxxi. . 1
Despatch transmitting the last annual report. (1843.) Vol. xxxiv,
p. 9. (1844.) Vol. xxxv, p. 227.
Correspondence relative to Emigration to Canada, &c. '(1833.) Vol.
xxvi, p. 299. (1835.) Vol. xxxix, p. 711. (1836.) Vol.
xl, p. 465. (1841.) Vol. xv, p. 369. (1842.) Vol. xxxi,
p. 49. (1843.) Vol. xxxiv, pp. 171, 367.
British American Land Company's views relative to Emigration, com-
municated by H. P. Bruyeres, 27th August, 1838.
(1841.) Vol. vi.. 223
B. A. Land Company's Commissioner's letter to the Court of Directors,
1 6th October 1838, relative to the settlement of Emigrants on the
Company's lands in St. Francis' territory... (1841.) Vol. vi. . 224
H. P. Bruyeres letter to the Duke of Argyle and others of the Mull
district, 13th April 1839, for the encouragement of Emigration to
Lands of the Land Company, situated in the Eastern townships
of Lower Canada (1841.) Vol. vi. . 226
For returns of the number and destination of Emigrants from the United
Kingdom to various parts, from 1825 to 1842 : Vide the General
Index to Commons' Papers, 1832-1844. p. 235.
England, (Church of) vide 38, Scotch Church.
13. Estimates : see also No. 26.
For improving the Water Communication in Canada. (183132.)
Vol. xxvii, p. 696. (1833.) Vol. xxiv, p. 471. (1834.)
Vol. xlii, p. 442. (1835.) Vol. xxxviii, p. 522.
For the repairs and maintenance of the Rideau and Ottawa Canals.
(1837.) Vol. xl, p. 391. (1837-38.) Vol. xxxvii, p. 400.
For compensations to British subjects in Upper Canada, for losses
sustained by them during the War, in 1814 and 1815.
(1837.) Vol. xl.. 397
Of arrears of charges for the administration of Justice, and support of
the Civil Government of Canada (1837.) Vol. xl. . 401
14. Finances in Upper Canada :
Sir Geo. Arthur and Lord Glenelg's despatches, dated 20th November
1838, relating to the Financial state of U.C. (1839.) Vol. xxxiv. 1
CONCERNING CANADA. 1317
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : {Continued.}
Pages
15. Judge Fletcher, (and Mr. Chisholme) :
Charges preferred against ; Reports, &c., on the subject of.
(1837.) Vol. xlii. . 117
Report to House of Assembly ; and correspondence between Lord Gos-
ford and Lord Glenelg, on the charges respecting Judge Fletcher.
(1837.) Vol. xlii.. 117
16. Fugitive Criminals :
Governor General's despatch to the Secretary of State, relative to the
surrender of Nelson Hackett, a person of colour, demanded by the
authorities of the United States as a fugitive from justice.
(1842.) Vol. xxviii. . 133
17. Gaspe Fishery and Coal Mining Company :
Act for incorporating, passed in the Canadian Parliament.
(1844.) Vol. xxxiv. . 27
18. Gosford, Lord:
Instructions to, and to the other Commissioners appointed to inquire
into Grievances in Lower Canada (1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 1
Index to (1847.) Vol. Iviii, part 4, pp. 1-125
Expenditure of Lord Gosford as Governor General and Commissioner
in Canada ; Salary and emoluments to each individual in his es-
tablishment for one year (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 895
19. Grievances of the People :
Lord J. Russell's intended Resolution, as to the affairs of Canada.
(1837.) Vol. xlii. . 1
Resolutions passed at meetings in Upper Canada, since March 1837,
relative to Grievances, &c., of that Province and of Lower Canada :
Despatches from Sir F. B. Head, relative thereto, and the measures
he had taken respecting them (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 823
20. Gugy, Mr. B. C. A. :
Charges against, Reports, &c., on (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 45
21. Head, Sir F. B. : See also, No. 26.
Instructions to Sir F. B. Head, as Lieut. Governor of Upper Canada.
(1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 1
Detailed Index thereto (1847.) Vol. Iviii, part 4, pp. 1--125
Despatch from, to Lord Glenelg; Address to the King from the
Assembly, with Appendix (1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 67
Despatch from, with Proclamation dissolving the Upper Canada As-
sembly (1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 155
Despatch from, in answer to charges preferred against him, by Dr. C.
Duncombe, &c (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 461
Despatches from, to Lord Glenelg, dated 21st April and the 6th July,
1 836 (1837--38.) Vol. xxxix. . 729
Explanatory memorandum by, addressed to Lord Glenelg, dated 21st
May, 1837 ". (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 825
Despatches from, with answers from the Secretary of State.
(1839.) Vol. xxxiii. . 1
Sums paid, or to be paid to, as L. Governor of Upper Canada, as out-
fit, pay and allowance (1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 31
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COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
Pages
22. House of Assembly and Legislative Council :
Upper Canada Assembly's Addresses to the Crown, March 1828, to
December 1831 (1831--32.) Vol. xxxii. . 49
Returns relating to the Legislative Council of Upper Canada.
(1833.) Vol. xxvi. . 209
Report of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada on Letter of Mr.
Speaker Papineau to Mr. Speaker Bidwell, with address to the
Crown thereon : Joint Address of U. C. Legislature to the Crown
that steps may be taken to procure the co-operation of the L.
C. Legislature in the improvement of the St. Lawrence Navigation.
(1837.) Vol. xlii. . 5
Upper Canada House of Assembly's address to the Crown, for the
annexation of Montreal to that Province. . (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 5
23. Import Duties :
Paid in 1840, upon Wheat Flour and Timber from Canada into the
United Kingdom (1841.) Sess. 2. Vol. vii. . 3
24. Indian Department :
Estimate of the expense of, in Upper and Lower Canada. (183132.)
Vol. xxvii, p. 694. (1833.) Vol. xxiv, p. 470. (1834.)
Vol. xlii, p. 441. (1835.) Vol. xxxviii, p. 521. (1836.)
Vol. xxxviii, p. 425. (1837.) Vol. xl, p. 381. (18.37--38.)
Vol. xxxvii, p. 395. (1839.) Vol. xxxi, p. 692. (1840.)
Vol. xxx, p. 866. (1841.) Vol. xiv, p. 462. (1841.) Sess.
2. Vol. ii, p. 156. (1842.) Vol. xxvii, p. 532. (1843.)
Vol. xxxi, p. 456. (1844.) Vol. xxxiii, p. 570.
Instructions to Government relative to the expenditure of.
(1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 267
Papers relating to, in Upper and Lower Canada. (1837.) Vol. xliv. . 339
25. Indians :
Reports from Governors of B. N. A. Provinces, on the present state of
the aboriginal Tribes ; and on the Indian Department in the
Canadas, &c (1834.) VoL xliv. . 339
Correspondence since 1835, between the Secretary of State and the
Governors of the British North American Provinces, respect-
ing the Indians (1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 251
Reports from Committees to consider of measures to be adopted with
regard to Native inhabitants of Countries where British settlements
are made ; with evidence and appendix.
(1836.) Vol. vii, p. 1. (1837.) Vol. vii. .
26. Insurrection :
Lieut. Governor of Upper Canada ; Instructions to, relative to proceed-
ings against persons recently arrested : Despatch from, relative to
the disposal of prisoners convicted of Treason. Acts of the Legis-
lature of Upper Canada for the preservation of the Peace, and for
the trial of persons charged with insurrection, c.
(1837--38.) Vol. xxxix. . 833
Names and station of the persons arrested, and in confinement in To-
ronto, &c (1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 195
CONCERNING CANADA. 1319
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
Pages
Names of persons imprisoned charged with Treason, &c., since 1837,
nature of sentence, &c., or commutation of punishment.
(1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 395
Estimates of expenses beyond ordinary Grants for 183738 and 1838--
39, for Army and Ordnance services ; consequent upon the Insurrec-
tion in Canada, (1837-38.) Vol. xxxvii, p. 447. (1839.) Vol.
xxxi. . 753
Supplementary estimates, 1840-41 (1840.) Vol. xxx. . 87
Estimate of the sum required to be voted in 1 841 on account of the
Insurrection in Canada , (1841.) Vol. xiv. . 361
Estimate of the further amount probably required for the service in Canada,
consequent upon the late Insurrection. (1841.) Sess. 2. Vol. ii. . 231
Of the further amount probably required for 1842-43, consequent upon
the same event (1842.) Vol. xxvii. . 425
Of amount required, 1843 44, for the same cause. (1843.) Vol. xxxi. . 373
Estimate of amount required for the Canadian Militia and Volunteers
in the year 1844-45 (1844.) Vol. xxxiii. . 618
Charges on account of the Canadas in respect of the Army, Navy,
Ordnance and Commissariat in each of the years 1835 to 1843,
inclusive; and Grants by Parliament from the year 1837 to 1843,
inclusive, inconsequence of the Insurrection. (1844.) Vol. xxxiv. . 23
27- Lands :
Mr. Richard's Report respecting Waste-lands and Settlements, in the
Canadas, &c. ; and on Emigration. . . (1831-32.) "Vol. xxxii. . 21
Sales of Lands, Grants and appropriations of Crown Lands in the Canadas,
1823-34 (1834.) Vol. xliv. . 287
Returns relating to Crown Lands ; Details of receipts and expenditure
of the Land and Timber Funds, 1830-32. (1835.) Vol. xxxix. . 277
Correspondence between the Secretary of State and Governors, and W.
B. Felton, relative to Lands granted to him. (1836) Vol. xxxix. 21 1, 243
Two Reports (House of Assembly, Lower Canada,) respecting Mr.
Felton ; also, further correspondence on the subject of complaint
against him (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 359
Patents and certificates issued from the Crown Lands Office in the period
between the prorogation of Parliament, and the close of the general
election, in 1836 (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 461
Patents for grants of Lands in Upper Canada, between 1st April and 1st
August 1836, names of grantees, terms, conditions, fees, &c.
(1837.) Vol. xlii. . 647
Orders in Council and instructions sent to Upper Canada, respecting
the sale or grant of Lands (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 647
Regulations for granting Lands in British North America.
(1837.) Vol. vii. . 729
Act of Upper Canada Legislature for the disposal of the Public Lands,
&c. . (1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 1
Act of Canada, 5 Vic., for the disposal of Public Lands.
(1842.) Vol. xxviii. . 127
Legislative Council of Upper Canada : see ante, No. 22.
28. Legislative Councils of Lower Canada : (See, also, ante, No. 22.)
Return relating to (1834.) Vol. xliv. . 221
1320 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY. PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
Pages
(28ft.) M'Cormick, Lieutenant 8. :
Order in Council, 5th March, 1840, granting him a pension for wounds
received in Canada (1841.) Vol.xiii. . 397
29. Militia, fyc. :
The estimate of 108,000, for; Return of particulars of, arid of
expenses defrayed by Great Britain on account of Canada.
(1842.) Vol. xxvii. . 427
30. Officers of Civil Government :
Colonial Office despatch to Lord Aylmer, authorizing payment of such
Officers from unappropriated Funds. . . . (1835.) Vol. xxxix. . 271
Lord Aylmer's answer to the despatch (1835.) Vol. xxxix. . 273
31. Orange Lodges :
Despatches respecting them, to the Governors of Upper and Lower
Canada (1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 271
Orders sent to the Canadas respecting them ; date of the despatch,
and of its arrival : and the answers made thereto, and address of
Upper Canada Assembly respecting, answers thereto, &c.
(1837.) Vol.xiii.. 645
Sir G. Arthur's despatches relating to them ; since 17th May, 1837.
(1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 161
32. Ordinances of Special Council of Lower Canada :
An Ordinance to provide for the security of the Province of Lower
Canada ; and a Proclamation issued by the Governor, on the 28th
June last (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 913
All Ordinances passed in Lower Canada, since 24th November, 1838.
(1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 189
Ordinance to provide for the more speedy attainder for High Treason,
of persons fled, or concealed, to escape from justice. (1840.) xxxii. . 417
Ordinances passed in Lower Canada, 3rd and 4th Viet., presented pur-
suant to 2nd and 3rd Viet., c. 53 (1841.) Vol. xv. . 1
Ordinances passed in Lower Canada, 3rd and 4th Viet., in continuation
to those laid before Parliament (1841.) Vol. xv. . 165
33. Petitions :
From Upper Canada ; Despatch from the Secretary of State concern-
ing (1833.) Vol xxvi. . 257
34. Phillpots, Captain :
Reports (U. C. House of Assembly,) on the case of. (1833.) Vol. xxvi. . 229
35. Post Office :
General Post Office ; Establishment of, and amount of Newspaper-
postage paid (1833.) Vol. xxvi. . 189
36. Rectories :
Correspondence between the Governor of Upper Canada and the Secre-
tary of State on the subject of the creation of, by Sir J.
Colborne (1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 38
37. Revenue and Expenditure :
Revenues at the disposal of the Crown in the Canadas, 1828 to 1835.
(1837.) Vol. vii. . 497
CONCERNING CANADA. 1321
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: (Continued.}
Pages
Revenues received in Lower Canada, 1833-38, in respect of casual and
territorial revenue, &c., and under various Local Acts ; Public
expenditure of the Colony, 1 83338 ; Amount and nature of the
Public Debt of the Province in each of those years.
(1839.) Vol. xxxiv. . 165
Expenditure of various sums voted by Parliament for the Province.
(1841.) Vol. xiv. . 363
38. Scotch Church, (and Church of England :)
Correspondence between Lord Glenelg and persons communicating with
him on behalf of the Churches of England and Scotland, alluded
to in a despatch of his Lordship's to Sir F. B. Head, 1837.
(1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 343
39. Statistical Returns :
Relating to the Popul: don, M ditia, Education, Imports, Exports, Ship-
pings, Agricultmv, Price j, Fisheries, Exchanges, Currency, Manu-
factures, Mineral^ &c., &c (1844.) Vol. xlvi. . 266
40. Sulpice, Seminary of St. :
Rt. Hon. C. P. Thomson, (afterwards Lord Sydenham,) Despatch to
Lord J. Russell, transmitting memorials respecting the Estates of.
(1840.) Vol. xxxii. . 449
Governor General's (of British North America) despatch, transmitting a
Return from the Principal of St. Sulpice, shewing who have com-
muted the tenure of this property since the Ordinance, 3 Viet., c.
30, with a Statement of the Property (1841.) Vol. xv. . 357
Lord Goderich to Lord Aylmer ; Despatch, 17th September. 1831.
(1841.) Vol. xv. . 363
41. Sydenham, Lord :
Expense incurred, in outfit and other expenses, of the mission oftheRt.
Hon. C. P. Thomson, Governor General. . (1840.) Vol. xxix v 299
42. Thompson and Whitcher, Messrs. :
Charges preferred against. Reports from House of Assembly, Lower
Canada, respecting (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 223
43. Trade and Commerce :
British North American Colonies ; Quantities and Value of all Articles
exported from, in 1833 (1835.) Vol. xix. . 383
House of Assembly of Upper Canada's Address to the Crown, 11 Feb.
1836, respecting the trade of that province. (1836.) Vol. xxxix. 207
44. Union of Provinces :
Correspondence relative to the Re-union of the Provinces of Upper and
Lower Canada ( L840.) Vol. xxxi. . 625
45. Veteran Battalion :
^610,000 Grant for formation of a Veteran Battalion, in Canada. Ac-
count of the manner in which it has been expended.
(1841.) Vol. xiv. . 465
46. Water Communication; Public Works,
i. Generally :
Correspondence and Reports of progress and expenditure thereupon.
(1831-32.) Vol. xxxii. . 1
1322 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1832-1844.) Continued.
III. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
Pajei
Board of Ordnance and their Officers in Canada : Correspondence and
Reports from, respecting the progress of the Canal communications
and the expenditure thereon ; with correspondence of the Treasury
and Colonial Office. (1831-32.) Vol. v. . 39
Treasury Minutes, 10th June 1831 and 8th July, 1831, (the last, on
the subject of the better control of Expenditure over provincial
Public "Works by Parliament.) Letter from the Admiralty, 17th
June, 1831 ; from the Colonial Secretary, 29th June, 1831; from
the Ordnance, 5th July, 1831, respecting Water communications
in Canada ' (1831-32.) Vol. v. . .60
Water Communication between Montreal and Kingston. Memoran-
dum respecting (1831-32.) Vol. v. . 67
Rideau and Ottawa Canals ; of, for Canal communication in Canada :
Specified sums voted each year for, and the total amount thereof. .
(1834.) Vol. xlii. . 519
Upper Canada Legislature's Address to the Crown, for the procuring
the co-operation of the Legislature of Lower Canada in the improve-
ment of the Navigation of the St. Lawrence. . . (1837.) Vol. xlii. . 5
Act of Parliament of Canada in 1841, for grants to improve the Navi-
gation of the St. Lawrence and other public works, and Correspon-
dence, &c., thereon in the years 1840 to 1843. (1843.) Vol. xxxii 351
ii. Grenville Canal :
Estimate for the widening of, for Steamboat Navigation, for pulling
down 3 Locks, and reconstructing them, &c. (1831-32.) Vol. v 66
Hi. Ottawa Canals ;
Expenditure on, to 31st December 1831 ; the amount required for its
completion from that date ; amount of the approved estimates, and
'the probable savings or excess on each, &c. (1831-32.) Vol. v. . 66
iv. Rideau Canal :
Letter from Secretary of Ordnance and Treasury Minute respecting the
expenditure thereon (1831-32.) Vol. xxxii. . 59
Estimates for maintenance including repairs of.. (1831-32.) Vol. v,
p. 65; Vol. xxvii. p. 773. (1839.) Vol. xxxi. p. 698
(1S40.) Vol. xxx. p. 880.
Contracts for works carrying on ; Explanatory note of.
(1831-32.) Vol. v. . 67
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1845-1850) :
I. BILLS :
(1.) Civil List :
To authorize Her Majesty in Council to assent to a Bill of the Legisla-
ture of Canada, granting a Civil List, and to repeal parts of an
Act 3-4 Viet., to reunite the Provinces of Upper and Lower Ca-
nada, and for the Government of Canada. . . . (1847.) Vol. i. . Ill
(2.) English Language :
To repeal so much of 3-4 Viet., as relates to the use of the English
Language in instruments relating to the Legislative Council and
Legislative Assembly (1847-48.) Vol. ii. . 17
CONCERNING CANADA. 1323
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1845-1850.) Continued.
Pages
II. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS :
1. State of the Colony :
Correspondence relating to the affairs of Canada, in 1846. (1847.)
Vol. xxxviii, p. 1. In 1848. (1847-48.) xlii. . 91
Papers relative to the affairs of... . (1849.) Vol. xxxv. p. 299, 323, 399
Governor's Report, exhibiting the past and present state of the Colony.
(1849.) Vol. xxxiv. . 1
2. Government of the Colony :
Responsible Government ; Correspondence relative to the introduction
of. (1847-48.) Vol. xlii. . 49
Papers concerning Removal of the Seat of Government, and Annexation
movement (1850.) Vol. xxxviii. . 1
Indexes to Reports of Commissioners, 1812 to 1840: including minute
and detailed Indexes to the Instructions of Sir F. B. Head; to the
Instructions to Lord Gosford, and the other Commissioners for
Grievances in Lower Canada, with their Report ; to Lord Durham's
Report on the affairs of British North America, and the appen-
dixes thereto ; and to the Report of the Rebellion Losses Commis-
sioners, in 1840 (1847.) Vol. Iviii. Part 4, pp. 1-125
3. Boundary :
Correspondence respecting the operation of the commission for running
the Boundary Line between the British possessions and the United
States of America (1845 ) Vol. lii. . 203
Lord Sydenham's Despatch to Lord J. Russell respecting the provi-
sional occupation of the disputed Territory ; and further corres-
pondence thereon (1845.) Vol,lii. . 245
(For prior Documents concerning the North East Boundary, see post,
CROSS REFERENCES, title, Colonies, B. N. America, 1832-1844.)
4. Commissariat Chest :
Sums received into, and issued from, 1845.. (1847.) Vol. xxxvi... . 17
5. Corn :
Quantity of, imported into the United Kingdom from Canada, 1842-44.
(1845.) Vol. xlvi. 677
Wheat imported from the United States into Canada, and wheat and
wheat flour imported into the United Kingdom from the United
States and from Canada (1845.) Vol. xlvi. . 679
6. Election at Montreal :
Despatches from the Governor General to the Secretary of State, and
of his replies, respecting the conduct of the returning officer of
Montreal during the late Election (1845.) Vol. xxxi. . 315,
7. Emigration:
Assessed value of townships in Newcastle district, Canada West, settled
at the public expense, by Pauper emigrants from Ireland, 1825-28 ',
and account of the formation of the Canada Emigration Asssociation,
at Toronto in 1840, by proprietors desirous of settling their estates.
(1847-48.) Vol. xlvii. . 705
S
1324 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1845-1850.) Continued,
II. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS: (Continued.}
Pares
Papers relative to emigration to Canada.
(1847-48.) Vol. xlvii, pp. 1, 303, 373, 431, 457.
Correspondence and papers relative to. (1849.) Vol. xxxviii, pp. 9, 377
Despatch dated llth Feb. 1850 transmitting Report of the Emigration
Agent of Canada for 1849, and Documents shewing the facilities to
Emigrants from Europe, by the completion of the St. Lawrence
Canals ...... .......... (1850.) Vol. xl. . 1
(7 .) Estimates :
Estimates of Militia and Volunteers, Canada, &c., &c. (1845.) Vol.
xxix, p. 443. - (1846.) Vol. xxvi, p. 761.- - (1847.) Vol.
xxxv, p. 421. -- (1847-48.) Vol. xl, p. 443. - (1849.)
Vol. xxxi. . 499
Relief of sufferers by fire at Quebec, &c ..... (1846.) Vol. xxvi. . 767
Indian Department, Canada :
For votes of money on behalf of ; see General Index, 1845-1850, p. 90:
and for subsequent years, see the Sessional Indexes, title, Miscella-
neous Services.
8. Jewish Disabilities :
Act of the Parliaments of Canada and Jamaica, by which such disabili-
ties were removed ; also, correspondence in reference to the said
Acts when they were assented to .......... (1850.) Vol. xxxvi. . 517
(8 a.) Navigation Laws :
Despatch from the Governor General 24th March, 1847, enclosing a Me-
morial from the Montreal Board of Trade for a modification of these
Laws, and for the removal of restrictions applicable to the naviga-
tion of the St. Lawrence by foreign Vessels. (1847.) Vol. xxxviii. 11
Despatch from the Governor General 12th May, 1848, transmitting a
Memorandum from the Executive Council on the operation of the
Navigation Laws ..................... (1847-48.) Vol. lix. . 1
Further correspondence. (1847-48.) Vol. xx, part ii, p. 693. Vol.
lix, p. 7- - (1849.) Vol. li, pp. 149, 163, 169.
9. Post Office and Postage :
Memorial from the Boards of Trade of Toronto, Quebec and Montreal to
the British Government regarding cheap Postage, and the answer
returned by the Treasury, &c ...... ...... (1846.) Vol. xxvii. . 15
Report of Provincial Commissirn, appointed since the Union, to inquire
into the state of the Post Office and Mr. Stayner's statement rela-
tive thereto .......................... (1846.) Vol. xxvii. . 57
10. Public Credit:
Correspondence of the Secretary of State with F. A. Harper and P.
Buchanan, or the Governor General, respecting statements regarding
the Public Credit of Canada, contained in a Memorial presented to
Lord J. Russell on a project for the Colonization of Canada by
Emigrants from Ireland .............. (1847.) Vol. xxxviii. . 15*
] 1. Quebec and Halifax Railway :
Final Report of the Survey Officers as to the Line.
(1849.) Vol. xxxv. . 223
CONCERNING CANADA. 1325
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, INDEX TO : (1845-1850.) Continued.
11. ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS : (Continued.)
12. Rebellion Losses :
Documents and Correspondence hitherto received relating to compen-
sation for them (1849.) Vol. xxxv. . 387
Appendix to the first Report of the Commissioners of inquiry con-
cerning them (during 1837 and 1838,) a list of the names of
Claimants, &c (1849.) Vol. xxxv. . 437
House of Assembly's Votes and proceedings relating to . the Rebellion
Losses Bill ''. (1849.) Vol. xxxv. . 479
13. Shipping :
Rates of Freight current from Montreal and New York to Liverpool in
the years 1844, 1S45, and 1846 (1847.) Vol. xxxvii. . 11
Number and Tonnage of Ships from the United Kingdom to ports in
Canada and B. N. America, from 1830 to 1846. (1847.) Vol. Ix. . 163
(13 a.) Slave Trade :
Correspondence with the British Commissioners at Sierra Leone, &c.,
Canada, &c., relating to the Slave Trade, 1845. . (1846.) Vol. 1... 3
14. Tariffs and Customs :
Lord Cath cart's Speech to the Legislative Assembly ; Despatches (re-
ferred to,) against changes in the Imperial Commercial Policy,
and conveying information of the Canadian feelings in regard
thereto : Petition from Quebec on the subject. (1846.) Vol. xxvii 31
Despatch from Mr. Secretary Gladstone to Lord Cathcart, 3rd March
1846. Extract of Despatch, February 1846. Despatch, 4th
May, 1846 (1846.) Vol. xxvii. . 31
Despatches from the Governor General in regard to Imperial Com-
mercial charges under consideration (1846.) Vol. xxvii. . 49
Memorial from the Board of Trade, Toronto, to Her Majesty, respect-
ing differential duties on goods imported, and the answer thereto.
(1846.) Vol. xxvii. . 1
Memorials and representation from Canada, respecting such Duties,
and the effect of the British Navigation Laws on the Commerce
of the Province since 1845 (1847.) Vol. xxxvii. . 11
Colonial Acts passed, under sanction of 9 and 10 Viet., c. 94, for re-
pealing or reducing Customs duties. . . (1847-48.) Vol. xlii. . 9
15. Usury Laws ;
Correspondence received by the Colonial Secretary respecting the effect
of the Usury Laws in Canada, on the industrial and commercial
interests of that Province ; and a despatch from the Governor
General on that subject (1847.) Vol xxxviii. . 21
N. B. In addition to the Papers concerning CANADA entered under that
head, in the series of General Indexes, see also the titles America
(British North), Colonies, Corn, New Brunswick, &c,, United
States, &c., for Papers indirectly concerning Canada. The following
sub-heads are especially referred to, by way of CROSS-REFEREN-
CES, as containing Papers affecting Canada in particular, or the
British North American Colonies, in general :
1326 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' PAPERS, INDEXES TO : CROSS REFERENCES :
Colonies and Colonial Affairs : General Index, (1801-1832.)
[N. B. Selections from other titles have been included under this head : e. g.
Emigration ; Passengers ; Shipping, &c. This has been done, occasionally,
in other parts of these Indexes, to correct obvious mistakes, or to afford
additional information.]
Pafei
Estimate in Aid of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and
for Clergy in the North American Colonies. (1823.) Vol. xiii,
p. 301. --(1824.) Vol. xvi. p. 256. (1825 ) Vol. xviii, p.
355. (1826.) Vol. xx, p. 176. (1826-27.) Vol. xv, p. 285.
(1828.) Vol. xvii, p. 434. (1829.) Vol. xvi, p. 298.
(1830.) Vol. xviii, p. 504. (1830-31.) Vol. vi, p. 358.
(1831.) Vol. xiii, p. 298. (1831-32.) Vol. xxvii. p. 691
Fbr Returns in continuation, see General Index, 1832-1844,
title, Clergy, North American ; and General Index, 1845-1850,
title, Colonies. III. Estimates. For subsequent years, see the Ses-
sional Indexes, title, Miscellaneous Services.
Memorandum dated 16th May, 1827, in reference to the State of the
Church in the North American Colonies in 1824.
(1826-27.) Vol. xv. . 509
Bill to repeal 6 Geo. IV, as it relates to the carrying of passengers to
British North America, and to make further provisions with res-
pect to such passengers (1826-27.) Vol i. . 407
Bill to regulate the carriage of passengers in Merchant vessels to North
America (1828.) Vol. i, p. 701, 707
Prosecutions in Scotland for the illegal carriage of passengers.
(1820.) Vol. vii. . 339
Papers relating to conveyance of passengers to North America.
(1828.) Vol. xxi. . 621
Col. Cockburn's Report on the subject of Emigration, &c., with Appen-
dix, containing information respecting Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick and Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and the two Canadas.
(1828.) Vol. xxi, p. 359, 379
Reports to the Colonial Secretary from Commissioners for Emigration.
(1 S3 1-32.) Vol. xxxii. . 209
Number of Emigrants from the United Kingdom, to any of the Colo-
nies, 1820 to 1830 (1830. ) Vol. xxix. . 435
Eight returns of Ships, and their Tonnage from Colonies, &c., on the
Continent of America, &c., &c. Vessels and Tonnage for the
Deep-Sea Fishery to any part of the world ; Vessels outwards and
inwards in the Ports of Ireland, from the British North American
Colonies, &c., &c, 1814 to 1826 (1826-27.) Vol. xviii. . 211
Four accounts of Ships and Tonnage outwards and inwards in the
British Colonies in North America, for the last 11 years, 1816
to 1826 (1826-27.) Vol xviii. . 309
Number of Ships employed 1826 to 1828, in the Trade between Canada
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the United Kingdom ; their
Tonnage, the nature of their cargoes, and the Port, &c., at which
they discharged (1829.) Vol. xvii. . 175
Acts and proceedings of the Legislative Assemblies of the two Canadas,
Nova Scotia, &c., &c Schedule to the printed copies of.
(1828.) Vol. xxi. . 339
CONCERNING CANADA. 1327
COMMONS' PAPERS, INDEX : (1801-1832.) CROSS REFERENCES- Cont'd.
COLONIES AND COLONIAL AFFAIRS : {Continued.)
PlfSI
Persons appointed to Judicial Stations in the British Colonies, &c.
Number and Names of, dates and emoluments of, since 1st January
1801, and whether from English, Irish, or Scotch Bar.
(1831-32.) Volxxxi. . 245
Pensions, &c., granted for service connected with the Colonies, since
181.5, specifying Name, service, date of retiring, and fund charged
with the pension (1831-32.) Vol. xxxii. . 171
Colonies, British North American : General Index, (1832-1844.)
N. B. Taken from titles, United States and West Indies.
Boundary of Territory.
King of the Netherland's Award relative to the boundary line between
the British possessions and the United States of America agreeably
to the Treaty of Ghent (1831-32.) Vol. xxxii. . 241
Expenses of carrying into effect the convention at London, 1827, relative
to the boundaries between the British possessions and the United
States (1836.) Vol. xxxix. . 275
Boundary under Treaty of 1783. Correspondence concerning, from
1802, with an Appendix, (A.B.) (1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. 1
Proceedings and correspondence relating to the pretensions of the States
of Maine, Massachusetts, and New-Hampshire, and also to the
question of Jurisdiction, in the disputed territory.
(1837-38.) Vol. xxxix. . 123
Correspondence (Parts I and II) relating to the boundary between the
British possessions, and the United States. (1840.) Vol. xxxii . 457
Supplementary Reports relating to the boundary, under the Treaty
of 1783 (1842.) Vol. xxViii. . 1
Correspondence relative to the boundary, under th'e Treaty of 1783.
(1843.) Vol. Ixi. . 95
Treaty of Washington (1843.) Vol. Ixi. . 1
Map to illustrate the boundary established by the Treaty of Washing-
ton (1842) between the British Colonies of New Brunswick and
Canada and the United States (1843.) Vol. Ixi. . 267
Trade, Imports and Exports : Quantities and value of Fish, Lumber
and Provisions exported from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Canada to the British West Indies, 1840. (1842.) Vol. xxxix., "419
Colonies : General Index, (1845-1850.)
Bill to enable the Legislatures of certain British Possessions to reduce
or repeal certain duties of Customs (1846.) Vol i . 239
Bill for enabling Colonial Legislatures to establish Inland Posts.
(1849.) Vol. iii. . 415
North American Colonial Associations. Letter from the Secretary of,
on the subject of the admission of Colonial built Ships to the privi-
lege of British registry ; and reply thereto.. (1846.) Vol. xlv.. 351
Letter of J. B. Chapman, Chairman of General Shipowners' Society ;
dated February, 1845, in reply to Letter addressed to Board of
Trade by the Committee of the North American tDolonial Associa-
1328 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' PAPERS, INDEX : (1845-1850.) CROSS REFERENCES Coned.
COLONIES : (Continued.}
Paget
tion, on the subject of imposing a Tax on the admission of Colo-
nial built Ships to British registry (1846.) Vol. xlv. . 347
Colonial built vessels and their tonnage registered in each year since
1841, at each Port of the United Kingdom, distinguishing those
of each Colony ; also on 31st December, 1846. (1847.) Vol. lx.. 309
A like Return for the year 1847 (1847-48.) Vol. lx. . 511
Returns of duties imposed in the British Colonies ; number and ton-
nage of vessels arriving at and departing from each colony ; and an
account of imports and exports, 1835-1844. (1847.) Vol. xxxvii.
p. 97. See also, (1849.) Vol. 1. p. 467 : (1850.) Vol lii. . 323
Customs Duties imposed in each Colony in British America and the West
Indies on the principal articles of the growth or production of, or
imported from the British Colonies or the United Kingdom, &c.
(1846.) Vol. xxvii. . 227
Circular from Colonial Secretary to the Governors of the British Colo-
nies, of 20th November 1847, relating to the precedence of Roman
Catholic Prelates. (1847-48.) Vol. xlix. p. 247. See also,
(1849) Vol. xxxiv. . 601
Returns respecting Lighthouses in the British Colonies.
(1849.) Vol. li. p 439. (1850.) Vol. liii. . 457
Statistical Returns of the Population, Trade and Navigation of the Bri-
tish Colonies , (1849.) Vol. xl. . 485
Corn: General Indexes, (1832-1844, and 1845-1850.)
Exports of Flour and Wheat from the United States and Canada, from
1790 to 1838 (1840 ) Vol. v. . 81
Prices of Wheat and Flour at the British ports in North America,
Return of, for the latest five years now in the Colonial office.
(1843) Vol. liii . 251
Wheat and Wheat-flour imported into the United Kingdom from British
North America 1800-1842, distinguishing each Colony's produce,
also, the sum total each year, and duty from American Colonies ;
Duty payable in Canada in each year (1843.) Vol. liii. . 253
Quantity imported from Canada into the United Kingdom, 1842-1844.
Quantity enteredfor Home Consumption. (1845) Vol. xlvi.pp.677, 679
. Wheat imported from the United States into Canada ; Wheat and
Wheat-flour imported into the United Kingdom from the United
States, and from Canada.. (1845.) Vol. xlvi. . 679
Quantity of Flour and Wheat exported from Canada to Great Britain and
Ireland in the years 1844-46 (1847-) Vol. xxxvii. . 11
Wheat and Wheat-flour imported into Great Britain from Canada, 1841-
1845, with quantity entered for Home Consumption, &c.
(1846.) Vol. xliv. . 563
Similar Return, for 1846. (1847.) Vol. lix. 517,
Timber: General Index, (1801-1832.)
Timber of all sorts, masts, ashes and corn, imported from British pos-
sessions in 4merica, &c., from 1822 to 1825. (1826.) Vol. xxii. . 221
CONCERNING CANADA. 1329
COMMONS' PAPERS, INDEX : (1801-1832.) CROSS REFERENCES Cont'd.
TIMBER : (Continued.)
Pages
Loads of Timber imported into the United Kingdom, from the British
Provinces in North America &c., 1785 to 1826, &c.
(1826-27.) Vol. xviii... 267
Wood imported into Great Britain and Ireland, from British North
America, &c., and in particular, -Wood imported into London
1822 to 1827 (1826-27.) Vol. xviii, .. 377
Duties on Timber, Deals, &c.. from British North America, 1824 to
1827 (1826-27.) Vol. xviii... 357
Timber and Deals imported from the British Colonies, &c., 1826 and
1827 (1828.) Vol. xix... 565
Loads of Timber imported in each year from 1784, from British North
America and from the Baltic respectively ; and Exports in British
Vessels from Hamburgh to British Colonies, in 6 months ending
30th June 1827. Duties on Timber, Deals, &c., imported from
British North America, 1824 to 1827 (1828.) Vol.xix... 567
Timber and Wood imported into Great Britain from British North
America, 1827. Also for the same year, Timber and Wood im-
ported into Ireland and London (1829.) Vol. xvii... 383
Timber and Wood imported into Great Britain, Ireland and London
from British North America, &c., &c., 1828 and 1829. Duties
paid on such articles imported thence, 1827 to 1829.
(1830.) Vol. xxvii. . 73
Timber shipped from Europe to America and thence imported into the
United Kingdom, stating the ports of entry. (1830-31.) Vol. x. 473
Governors' (of Nova Scotia and of Lower Canada) Despatches, relating
to the Duties on foreign timber imported into Great Britain.
(1830-31.) Vol. x.. 475
Quebec Merchants Memorial to the Board of 'Trade respecting the
Timber Trade.. (1830-31.) Vol. x. . 481
Timber : General Index, (1832-1844.)
Bills to prevent ships clearing out from any port in British North
America, from loading any part of their cargo of timber upon
deck. (1839.) Vol. v, p. 491. (1840.) Vol. iii. p. 663.
(1842.) Vol. iv, pp. 309, 313. -(1845.) Vol. vi, p. 191 -
Quantity shipped from the North of Europe to North America, and
thence to ports in the United Kingdom, in 1831 --33. ( 1834.) Vol.
xlix p. 691 In 1834 -35 (1835.) Vol. xlviii ..., 585
Correspondence between the Secretary of State, and the Governor of
the British Possessions in North America, relative to an alteration
in the Timber duties (!841.) 2nd Session. Vol. ii... 3
Duties paid on Timber imported from Canada, 1840.
(1841.) 2nd Session. Vol. vii. . 3
Communications from the Governors of the North American Colonies,
also, Memorials relating to alterations of the Timber duties.
(1842.) Vol. xxxix. . 573
Timber : General Index, (1845-1850.) .
Quantities of Sawn and Hewn timber, the produce of British Colonies
&c., entered for Home Consumption, 18401845 inclusive ;
Duty received, inclusive of Duty on Staves, (1846.) Vol. xliv. . 9
1330 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' PAPERS, INDEX: (1845-1850.) CROSS REFERENCES -Cont'd.
TIMBER : (Continued.)
Canadian timber : distinguishing red from yellow ; Quantifies and
Prices of, and Duty paid thereon as sold by Public Sale in London
on 10th March (1847-48.) Vol. Iviii... 349
Memel Timber, and Canada timber : Prices of, in the Port of London
in January, for six years. (1846.) Vol. xlv, p. 403. Prices of
the same, in the 1st week of January, 1847 and 1848. Stating
the Duty (1847-48.) Vol. Iviii. . 349
Timber laden Ships, their tonnage and crews, entered in the United
Kingdom from 1841 to 1845. (1846.) Vol. xlv. p. 401. Simi-
lar return, for each of the years 1846 and 1847, &c., distin-
guishing British from Foreign (1847-48.) Vol. Iviii... 39
Quantities of sawn and hewn timber entered in the United Kingdom
in the years 1846 and 1847, and in the Quarter ended 5th April,
1848 (1847-48.) Vol. Iviii... 349
Drawbacks granted on timber used in Mines, and in making Casks,
or otherwise in connection with the Fisheries of the United
Kingdom ; in each year from 1^11 to 1844, when they were dis-
continued (1850) ' Vol. Hi... 511
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (18'51.) INDEX TO : (VOL. 60.)
Bill for the settlement of the Boundaries between the provinces of
Canada and New Brunswick Vol. i 207
1. Canada and New Brunswick Boundary:
Papers relating to the Settlement of the Vol . x x x vi . . . 405
2. Civil List and Military Expenditure :
Correspondence relating to the same, in Canada Vol. xxxvi... 237
3. Clergy Reserves :
Papers relative to these Reserves in Canada Vol. xxxvi... 227
4. Condition of the Colony:
Governor Q-eneral's Annual Report, for the year 1850. Vol. xxxiv... 99
5. Emigration ;
Despatches relative to Emigration to the North American Colonies.
(in continuation of Papers presented July 1849.) Vol. xl... 297
Statements and Returns respecting Emigration from the United King-
dom to Canada, in 1850 Vol. xxii... 333
6. Halifax and Quebec Railway :
Correspondence relative to this projected Railway.
Vol. xxxvi. pp. 237, 373
7. Imports :
Table of Duties pay able on Q-oods imported into Canada. Vol. xxxiv .. 41
8. Ryland, Mr. :
Q-overnor General's Despatch to the Secretary of State, 24th Decem-
ber, 1850, relative to Mr. Ryland's pension ; formerly clerk to the
Executive Council of Lower Canada : (in continuation of Papers
presented 18th April 1850.)..'. Vol. xxxvi... 547
CONCERNING CANADA. 1331
COMMONS' PAPERS, (1851.) INDEX TO -.Continued.
Vide, also, the title Miscellaneous Services : for grants to Clergy,
Indians, Loyalists, &c.
Pages
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (1852.) INDEX TO : (VOL. 56.)
Bill for the exercise of certain powers, by the Bishop of Quebec, in
respect of Districts severed from his Diocese Vol. i... 75
1. Church Legislation :
Correspondence respecting additional Bishoprics, and the general
management of the affairs of the Church in Canada. Vol, xxxii... 89
2. Church Temporalities :
An Act for the management of the Temporalities of the Church of
England in the diocese of Montreal, &c., with the Resolutions
of the Council and Assembly of Canada relative thereto.
Vol, xxxiii... 21
: 3. An Act to establish a Church Society of the Church of England
in each diocese of that Church in Lower Canada, &c , with the
Resolutions of the Council and Assembly relative thereto.
Vol. xxxiii... 7
4. Clergy Reserves :
Papers relative thereto in Canada Vol. xxxiii... 29
5. College Charter, Convocation of Clergy :
Address of the Legislative Council respecting a Royal Charter for a
College in connexion with the Church of England ; and respecting
a free Convocation of the said Church, dated 9th July 1851 ; and
of any Correspondence, relating thereto Vol. xxxiii... 1
45. Custom Houses :
Returns of the Imperial Custom Houses in Canada on 1st January,
1852, of Officers, their Salaries, &c., and the Revenue collected.
Vol. xxxiii... 13
7. Guaranteed Loan ;
Account of all sums issued out of the Consolidated Fund under 5 and 6
Viet. c. 118. towards making good the deficiency of payment of
interest, on the part of Canada, due on this Loan. Vol. xxviii,.. 267
8. Rectories :
Act to repeal so much of 31 Greo. 3. c. 3.1, as relates to Rectories,
Presentations to the same, &c., with the Resolutions of the
Council and Assembly of Canada relative thereto. Vol. xxxiii... 17
9. Emigration :
Papers relative to, into Canada, the distribution of Immigrants,
demand for Labour, &c Vol. xviii... 161
10. Halifax and Quebec Railway :
Correspondence relative to, continued Vol. xlvii ... 467
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (1852-3.) INDEX TO : (VOL. 104.)
Bill to authorise the Legislature of Canada to deal with the Clergy
Reserves and the proceeds thereof. Vol. 1. . 325
As amended. . Vol. i... 329
1332 INDEXES TO PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, (1852-1853.) INDEX TO: Continued.
Pages
1. State of the Colony :
Report to the Secretary of State for 1 852 on the Canadian possessions
Vol. Ixii... 1
Further Reports on the past and present state thereof... Vol. Ixii... 361
2. Legislative Council :
Addresses to Her Majesty of the Council and Assembly, on the Cons-
titution of the forme i- House Vol. Ixv... 479
3. Grand River Settlement, in Upper Canada :
Representations to the Secretary of State, on behalf of the settlers
on the Grand River ; with the Replies thereto, and Correspondence
on the subject with the Grovernor General of Canada. Vol. Ixv... 483
4. Customs Officers :
Imperial officers of Customs in Canada in 1852 ; Names, Offices, Salary,
&c., of each Officer, as paid by Great Britain, also a statement of
their Duties Vol. Ixv... 617
5. Clergy Reserves :
Correspondence of the Government of Canada and the Secretary of
State on this subject, &c Vol. Ixv. pp. 515, 549, 583
Judges' opinions on the Question propounded to them on 1 3th April
1840, relative to the Clergy Reserves Canada Act... Vol. Ixv... 587
Yearly returns since 1840 of the amount of the Clergy Reserves Fund
of Canada under 3 and 4 Viet. c. 78. and of the Payments made
out of it, to the Church of England, to the Church of Scotland,
and to any other denomination Vol. Ixv... 591
Extent of the Clergy- Reserves ; the number of Acres unsold, and their
probable value Vol. Ixv... 607
Bishop of Quebec's letter to the Duke of Newcastle, on the subject
of the Reserves ; and the draft despatch from Sir John Pakington
prepared in reply to Lord Elgin's despatch of 22nd September,
1852 Vol. Ixv... 609
Payments made out of the Consolidated Fund to the Churches of
England and Scotland, in Upper Canada; and payments out of
the Revenue of the United Kingdom to religious Sects in Canada
since 1840.... Vol.lxv... 615
6. Library of Parliament [Canada :]
Speakers of Council and Assembly's Letter to the Duke of Newcastle,
transmitted with a Letter to the Clerk of the House of Commons
relative to the aid afforded by this Country and France for the re-
construction of the Library Vol. Ixv. . 619
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (1854.) INDEX TO, (Vol. 74.)
1. Bill to empower the Legislature of Canada to alter the Constitution of
the Legislative Council Vol. iii. . 449
As amended Vol. iii. . 453
2. Accounts and Papers :
Relative to the proposed changes in the Legislative Council. Vol. xliii, . 45
Relating to the Legislative proceedings in Canada Vol. xliii. . 69
CONCERNING CANADA. 1333
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (1854-5.) INDEX TO, (Vol. 57.)
Page:
1. State of the Colony :
Report to the Secretary of State for 1853, on the past and present
state of Canada Vol. xxxvi. . 1
2. Commissariat :
List of Storekeepers and Issuers in Canada and Nova Scotia ; services,
&c., probable fitness for service in Turkey .... Vol. ix. part ii. . 365
3. Church:
Copies of Address from the Legislative Council and Assembly of Canada
touching the legal position of the Bishops and other members of
the Church of England in that Colony, and of the votes of the
respective Houses thereon Vol. xxxvi. . 525
4. Clergy Reserves :
Act passed by the Canadian Legislature appropriating the moneys arising
from the Clergy Reserves, to Municipal purposes. . Vol. xxxvi. . 527
Despatch from Governor General of Canada, referring to the Clergy
Reserves, and Seignorial Tenures Acts Vol. xxxvi. . 533
5. Emigration :
Fifteenth general Report of the Colonial Land and Emigration Com-
pany, 1855 Vol. xvii. 1
6. Trade;
Imports and exports to and from Canada, 1849 to 1853 Vol. li. 242
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (1856) INDEX TO : (Vol 63.)
1. State of the Colony :
Report to the Secretary of State for 1854, on the past and present state
of Canada Vol. lii. 1
2. Church affairs :
Recent correspondence, on Colonial Church Affairs, in the Dioceses in
Canada and Victoria Vol. xliv. . 1 29
3. Customs Duties :
Correspondence between the Colonial Office, and the Governors of our
North American and West Indian Colonies, on the subject of a
proposal for the mutual abolition of Customs Duties upon the pro-
ductions of Canada and the West Indies Vol. xliv. . 1 63
4. Emigration :
Sixteenth general Report of the Emigration Commissioners on the state
of Emigration to Canada Vol. xxiv. . 356
5. Indian Department :
Recent correspondence respecting alterations in the organization of the
Indian Department in Canada Vol. xliv. . 339
6. Imports and Exports :
Accounts of quantities and value of principal articles imported into the
United Kingdom from Canada, 1851 to 1855, inclusive ; and of
the exports from the United Kingdom to Canada, for same period.
Vol. Iv. . 373.
Imports and exports to and from Canada, 1851 to 1855.
Vol. Ivi. pp. 288, 289
Foreign and Colonial produce and manufactures exported to Canada,
1851 to 1855.. Vol. Ivi.. 289
1334 INDEXES TO PAUL. PAPERS CONCERNING CANADA.
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS : (1857.) 1st Sess. INDEX TO : (Vol. 18.)
Pages
1. State of the Colony:
Report on the past and present state of Canada, for 1855 .... Vol. x. 11
2. Boundaries of Territory :
Extract of so much of the Royal Commission of the Governor General
of Canada as defines the Boundaries of that Province.. . Vol. x. 395
3. Emigration :
Copies &c., of despatches relative to Emigration to Canada. Vol. x. . 897
4. Hudson's Bay Company :
Copy of Despatch from the Colonial Secretary to the Governor General
of Canada, and of his Excellency's reply thereto, respecting the,
Vol. x. . 503.
COMMONS' SESSIONAL PAPERS, (1857.) 2nd Session.
N. B. Up to the time of going to press, the whole of the Papers printed by order
of the House of Commons in the Second Session held in 1857, have not been
received, the following papers concerning Canada are, however, to be found
in the Library.
Bill to explain an Act for the settlement of the Boundaries between the
Provinces of Canada and New Brunswick.
Report to the Secretary of State for 1855, on the past and present state
of Canada.
Copies or extracts of despatches relative to Emigration to the North
American Colonies, including the Annual Report of the Chief
Agent for Emigration in Canada, for 1856.
Return of the names, rank, salaries, &c., of all Governors, Lieutenant
Governors, &c., of the different Colonies of Great Britain; also, of
the number of Colonial Bishops, their salaries, and the sources
whence those salaries are derived.
Return showing in which of our Colonies the system of Local Parliamen-
tary Government has been adopted ; and how far such Colo-
nies maintain the cost of their own Government, without aid from
Imperial funds.
Return of all Colonies and British possessions in favour of which Orders
in Council have been issued under the Act 10 and 1 1 Viet. c. 95,
suspending the prohibition of Importation of reprints of British
Copyright works ; shewing also the nature and terms of the due
provision made by each Colony for protecting the rights of British
Authors therein.
Hudson's Bay Company :
Letter of Mr. Chief Justice Draper to the Colonial Secretary, dated 6
May, 1857; with memorandum therein referred to, relative to the
Hudson's Bay Company
Report of the Select Committee appointed to consider the state of those
British Possessions in North America which are under the Adminis-
tration of the Hudson's Bay Company, or over which they possess
a License to Trade ; together with the Proceedings of the Com-
mittee, Minutes of Evidence, Appendix and Index.
Copy of despatches to and from the Colonial Secretary, and Governor
Douglas, respecting the establishment of a Representative Assem-
bly at Vancouver's Island.
HISTOIIY OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
2. NEWFOUNDLAND, NOVA SCOTIA,
NEW BRUNSWICK. CAPE BRETON
AND PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
2. TERRENEUVE, NOUVELL K ECOSSE'
NOUVEAU BRUNSWICK,- CAP BRE-
TON ET ILE DU PRINCE EDOUARD.
Lescarbot, Marc. Histoire de la Nouvelle-France, contenant les navigations,
d6couvertes, et habitations faites par les Franais es Indes-Occidentales
et Nouvelle-France, et les diverses fortunes d'iceux en 1'execution deces
choses depuis cent ans jusques a hui, en quoi est comprise 1'histoire
morale, naturelle et geographique de la dite Province. 12mo. Paris,
1609.
Get ouvrage dont deux superbes exemplaires ontete perdus dans le premier incen.
die de Quebec, D'a pu etre achete de uouveau que tout re'cemment et trop tavd
pour 4tre indique dans la section de I'HISTOIEK DU CANADA.
Voyez le Catalogue de Teruaux-Compans, p. 68, et celui de M. Faribault, p. 86
et 87.
Relation derniere de ce qui s'est passe au voyage du Sieur
de Poutrincourt en la Nouvelle-France, depuis 20 mois en ca. Par M.
Lescarbot, Advocat en Parlement. 8vo. Paris, 1612.
Reimprime dans les Archives Curieuses de I'Histoire de France, Ire Serie, vol,
xv, p. S^T et suivantes.
Memoires des Commissaires du Roi et de ceux de Sa Majeste Britannique,
sur les possessions et les droits respectifs des deux Couronnes en Ame'ri-
que ; avec les actes publics et pieces justificatives [par 1'abbe de la
Ville et MM. de Silhouette et de la Galissonniere.J 4 vol. 4to.
Paris, 1755-57.
Vol. I. Memoires sur 1'Acadie et sur 1'Ile de Ste. Lucie.
" II. Traites et actes publics concernant 1'Amerique en general, et les pieces
justificatives des memoires sur les limites de 1'Acadie.
" III. Pieces justificatives concernant Hie de Ste. Lucie.
" IV. Divers memoires sur 1'Acadie, et un sur Hie de Tobago.
Meme ouvrage. Autre edition. 3 vol. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1755,
Memorials of the English and French Commissioners concerning the limits of
Nova Scotia or Acadia. 4to. London, 1755.
Voir le catalogue de M. Faribault, page 52.
[JefFerys, T.] Conduite des Fran9ais par rapport a la Nouvelle Ecosse depuis
le premier etablissement de cette colonie jusqu'a nos jours ; ouvrage ou
1'on expose la faiblesse des argumens dont ils se servent pour eluder la
force du Traite d'TJtrecht et pour justifier leurs precedes illegitimes, dans
une lettre a un membre du parlement, traduite de 1' anglais, avec notes
d'un Fraii9ais (Butel Dumont,) dans lesquelles il disculpe sa nation,
12mo. Londres, 1755.
Voir Faribault, p. 6*7.
1336 HISTORY OF B. N. AMERICA. [HISTOIRE DE I/AME-
Grange de Chessieux. La conduite des Frai^ais justifie'e, ou observations
[sur 1'ouvrage precedent]. 12mo. Utrecht et Paris, 1756.
Voir le catalogne de M. Faribault, page 52.
Stirling, Earl of. An analytical statement of the case of Alexander, Earl of
Stirling and Dovan, &c., by Sir Ths. C. Banks. 8vo. London, 1832.
i Narrative of the oppressive law proceedings to overpower
the, with an historical view of his hereditary possessions in Nova Scotia,
Canada, &c. ; by E. Lockhart. 4to. Edinburgh, 1836.
Narrative of the oppressive law proceedings, and other
measures, resorted to by the British Government, and numerous private
individuals against the, written by himself. Also, a genealogical
account of the family of Alexander, Earls of Stirling, &c. ; followed by
an historical view of their hereditary possessions in Nova Scotia,
Canada and Maine ; by Ephraim Lockhart, with an Appendix of
Charters and other documents. 4to. Edinburgh, 1836.
Young, G. R. Letters to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, and Opinion shewing
that the proposed Repeal of the Union existing between the Island of
Cape Breton and Nova Scotia would be unconstitutional. 8vo. Halifax,
1842.
Letters to the Right Hon. E. G. S. Stanley, M.P., upon the
existing treaties with France and America, as regards their " rights of
fishery" upon the coasts of Nova Scotia, Labrador and New Foundland.
8vo. London, 1834.
Thomassy. Pecheries dans les deux mondes. 8vo. Paris, 1854.
Nettle, Richard. The Salmon fisheries of the river St. Lawrence and its tribu-
taries. 12mo. Montreal, 1857.
Fishery. A scheme for improving the fishery at Nova Scotia and Newfound-
land (manuscript.) 4to.
Perley, M. H. Report on the sea and river fisheries of New Brunswick. 8vo.
Fredericton, 1852.
Fisheries. Official Correspondence on the. 4to. Halifax, 1852.
See also supra in Section, POLITICAL ECONOMY, COMMERCE & STATISTICS the follow-
ing works :
Lorenzo Sablne's Report ou the Fisheries of North America.
Sabatier, W. Letter to the President of the Board of Trade, on the proposed
Timber Duties, and on the value and importance of the British North Ame'
rican Colonies.
Atcheson. Observations on the Importance of the British North American
Colonies, and on the late Treaties with the United States.
Anderson, David. Canada; or, a view of the importance of the British Ameri-
can Colonies.
British North American Colonies. Reports on the Trade and Commerce
of the, complete Tabular Statements from 1829 to 1850, and for 1850 and
1851, (-with Atlas); by Israel D. Andrews. Presented to the United States
Senate.
RIQUE BRIT. DU NORD.] HISTORY OF B. N. AMERICA. 1337
Newfoundland. Report of the Committee appointed to enquire into the
state of the trade to, with an Appendix containing divers documents
concerning said Island. Folio. London, 1793.
Reeves, John. (Chief Justice). History of the Government of the Island O f
Newfoundland ; with an Appendix containing the Acts of Parliament
made respecting the trade and fishery. 8vo. London, 1793.
Anspach, Rev. L. A. A History of the Island of Newfoundland, containing a
description of the Island, the banks, the fisheries, and the trade of New-
foundland and the coast of Labrador ; illustrated with two maps. 8vo.
London, 1819.
Nova Scotia. A fair representation of Her Majesty's rights to Nova Scotia
or Acadie. Briefly stated from the Memorials of the English Commis-
saries ; with an answer to the objections contained in the French Memo-
rials and in a treatise entitled : " Discussion sommaire sur les anciennes
limites de 1' Acadie." 8vo. London, 1756. (P.)
The importance of fortifying and settling. 8vo. London, 1751.
The present state of, with a brief account of Canada, and
the British Islands on the Coast of North America, (by Mr. S. Hollings-
worth.) The second edition, enlarged and illustrated with a map. 8vo.
Edinburgh, 1787-
See Rich, vol. ii, p. 340.
North American Review, vol. 19, p. 237-
Haliburton, T. C. An historical and statistical account of Nova Scotia ; with
a map of the Province and several engravings. 2 vols. 8vo. Halifax,
1829.
See North American Review, vol. xxx, p. 121.
See also "Sam Slick" and ''The Old Judge;" both by Judge Haliburton.
See also the Provincial Parliamentary Papers of Nova Scotia.
Gesner. Abraham. The industrial resources of Nova Scotia, comprehending
the Physical . Geography, Topography, Geology, Agriculture, Com-
merce, contemplated Railways, &c., of the Province. Svo. Halifax,
1849.
New Brunswick ; with notes for Emigrants, comprehending
the early History, an account of the Indians, Settlement, Topography,
Statistics, Commerce, Natural History, Geology, social and political state,
and contemplated Railways of the Province. Svo. London, 1847.
Atkinson, Rev. Christopher. A historical and statistical account of New-
Brunswick, British North America, with advice to Emigrants. Third
edition. I2mo. Edinburgh, 1844.
1338 HISTORY OF B. N. AMERICA. [lilSTOIRE DE I/AME-
[Pichon, Th.] Lettres et memoires pour servir a 1'liistoire naturelle, civile et
politique du Cap Breton, depuis son tablissement jusqu'a la reprise de
cette ile par les Anglais en 1758. 12mo. La Haye, 1760.
Louisbourg. Lettre d'un habitant de, con tenant une relation exacte de la
prise de Tile Royale par les Anglais. 12mo. Quebec, 1745.
Stewart, John. An account of Prince Edward's Island, in the gulph of St.
Lawrence, North America ; containing its geography, a description of
its different divisions, soil, climate, seasons, natural productions, cultiva-
tion, discovery, conquest, progress, and present state of the settlement,
government, constitution, laws and religion. 8vo. London, 1806.
Durham, Lord. Remarks on the report of, as relates to Prince Edward's
Island; by a proprietor. 8vo. London, 1839. (P.)
3. HUDSON'S BAY TERRITORIES,
RED RIVER SETTLEMENT.
3. TERRITOIRES DE LA BAIE D'HUD-
SON, ETABLISSEMENT DE LA
RIVIEKE ROUGE.
Hudson's Bay. Report from the Committee of the House of Commons
appointed to inquire into the state and condition of the countries adjoin-
ing, and of the trade carried on there. [With a copy of the Charter
of the Hudson's Bay Company.] Folio. London, 1749.
Report from the Select Committee on the Hudson's Bay
Company ; together with the proceedings of the Committee, minutes
of evidence, Appendix and Index. Printed by order of the House of
Commons, July and August, 1857. Folio. London.
Three Maps, engraved by Arrowsmith, accompany this Report. The first exhK
bits the territories claimed by the Company under their charter, as well as,
other portions of British North America. The second is entitled an " Abo-
riginal map of North America." and describes the boundaries and "locations
of various Indian Tribes." The third is a map of the North West part of
Canada, Hudson's Bay and Indian territories, drawn by Mr. Deviue
of the Canadian Crown Lands Department, and exhibiting the geological
features of the country.
See also the Indexes to Imperial Parliamentary Papers, supra, p. 1308.
See also in the Appendices to the Journals of the Legislative Assembly of
Canada, for the session of 1857, the Report of the Commissioner of Crawn
Lands on the Hudson's Bay territories, and the Report of the Hudson's
Bay Committee.
Umfreville, Edward. Present state of Hudson's Bay, containing a full des-
cription of that settlement and the adjacent country ; and likewise of
the Fur trade, etc. To which are added remarks and observations made
in the inland parts, during a residence of near four years, &c. 8vo.
London, 1790. (P.)
Martin, R. M. Hudson's Bay territories and Vancouver's Island; the rights,
conduct and policy of the Hudson's Bay Company. 8vo. London,
1849.
RIQUE BRIT. DU NORD.] GEOGRAPHY AND VOYAGES. 1339
Fitzgerald, J. E. An examination of the Charter and proceedings of the
Hudson's Bay Company, with reference to the grant of Vancouver's
Island. 12mo. London, 1849.
Selkirk, Earl of. A sketch of the British Fur trade ; with observations relative
to the North West Company of Montreal. 8vo. London, 1816.
Narrative respecting the destruction of the Earl of Selkirk's
Settlement, upen Red River, in 1815, hy Archibald McDonald. 8vo.
< London, 1816. (P.)
Letter of John Strachan to the Earl of Selkirk, on his settle-
ment at the Red River, near Hudson's Bay. 8vo. London, 1816. (P.)
A narrative of Occurrences in the Indian Countries of North
America, since the connexion of the Earl of Selkirk with the Hudson's
Bay Company, and his attempt to establish a colony in the Red River,
with a detailed account of his Lordship's Military expedition Jo, and
subsequent proceedings at Fort William, in Upper Canada. 8vo.
London, 1817- (P.)
Recit des evenements qui out eu lieu sur le territoire des
Sauvages entre le, et la compagnie de la baie d' Hudson ; traduit de
1'Anglais. 8vo. Montreal, 1818.
Settlement on Red River, its 'destruction in 181516, and the
massacre of Governor Semple and his party. 8vo. London, 1817-
Trials of, versus the North West Company, in 1818. 8vo.
Montreal, 1819.
Report of trials relative to the destruction of the Earl of
Selkirk's Settlement on the Red River ; with observations, by A. Amos.
8vo. London, 1820.
Simpson, W. S. Trial of Charles de Reinhard, for murder, committed in the
Indian Territories in 1818, with a summary of Archibald M'Lellan's
trial, who was indicted as an accessary. 8vo. Montreal, 1819.
ROSS, Alexander. The Red River Settlement : its rise, progress and present
state ; with some account of the native races, and its general history to
the present day. Svo. London, ]85(>.
, f ojagts $ Crairds. \ <Swgraj[|tt tt $
I. AMERICA IN GENERAL. j I. AMERIQUE EN GENERAL.
Les premiers voyages de decouverte, de conquete ou de colonisation, sont classes
avec Vbistoire. Voir la note, page 1 162.
T
1340 VOYAGES,, &C., AMEBICA. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Vbyez aussi dans !e catalogue general la classe QEOoaArHiE ET VOYAGES, et entre
autres les sections: GEOQRAFHIE UNIVERSELLE, etc., pp. 509 et suivantes
RECUEILS DE VOYAGES ET VOYAGES AUTOUR DU MONDE, pp. 521 et suivantes.
Grineeus, S. Novis Orbis. . . . cum tabula cosmographica, etc. Vide supra,
p. 1164.
% *
America : or au exact description of the West Indies ; more especially of those
Provinces which are under the dominion of the King of Spain, faith-
fully represented by N. N. I2mo. London, 1655.
Sanson, S. . L'Am^rique en plusieurs cartes nouvelles et exactes, etc. 4to.
Paris, 1662.
(Blome, Richard.) The present state of His Majesties Isles and Territories in
America, with new maps of every place. 8vo. London, 16S7.
II Ga^ettiere Americano, tradotto dall' Inglese. 3 vol. 4to. Livorno, 1763.
Morse, J- The American Gazetteer, containing a description of the American
continent and also of the West India Islands. 8vo. Boston, 1797.
Winterbotham, W. A Geographical view of the European settlements in
America, 1799. See Winterbotham, An historical, geographical and
statistical account of America.
Alcedo, don Antonio de. - Geographical and historical dictionary of America and
the West Indies ; translated from the Spanish, with large additions and
compilations from modern voyages and travels, and from authentic inform-
ation, by G. A. Thompson. 5 vols. 4to. London, 1812-1815.
The original work was published in 1786.
L'Aihe'rique Septentrionale et Meridionale, ou description de cette
grande partie du monde,. comprenant 1'Amerique Russe, La Nouvelle
Bretagne, la Baie de Hudson, etc., avec un pre'cis de la decouverte, de
la conquete et de 1'origine des anciens peuples, leurs mceurs, usages,
coutumes, etc. Par une societe de geographes et de gens de lettres.
Ouvrage orne de 13 planches. Gr. 8vo. Paris, 1835.
Long, Tucker, Porter, &c. America and the West Indies, geographically
described. 8vo. London, 1845.
Colton and Fisher. Atlas of the World, illustrating physical and political
geography, by George Colton. Accompanied by descriptions geogra-
phical, statistical and historical, by Richard Swainson Fisher, M. D.
Vol. 1. North and South America. Folio, New York, 1856.
r
This Atl.is contains also plans of principal Cities of the United States <fc Canada.
AMERIQTJE.] VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. 1341
Atlas, folio, contenant :
1. L'Hemisphere Septentrional, par Guillaume de L'Isle, publie en 1'annee 1734.
2. L'Hemisphere Meridional, par le memo, ou se voyent les decouvertes faites
en 1739.
3. Hemisphere occidental, par le meme.
4. Carte d'Amerique, dressee pour 1'usage du Roi, par Guillaume de] L'l8le, pre-
mier Geographe de Sa Majeste, 1739.
5. L' Amerique Sepleutrionnle, par le meme.
6. Carte du Canada ou de la Nouvelle France, par le meme.
7 & 10. A map of the British Empire in America, by H. Popple.
8. Carte d'une partie dela Baie J'Hudson.
9. La Nouvelle Bretagne, le Canada, la Nouvelle Ecosse, la Nouvelle Angleterre,
la Nouvelle York, etc.
11. Les Isles de Bermude, les Antilles, la Jamaique, etc.
12. Lesprincipales forteresses, ports, etc., de PAinerique Septentrionale.
13. Mexico, Now York, Falls of Niagara, Quebec.
14. Carte dela Louisiane et du cours du Mississippi, par Guil. de L'Isle.
15. Carte du Mexique et tie la Floride, parle meme, 1722.
16. Carte du Paraguay, du Chili, etc., par le meme, 1716.
17. Plan de Carthagene, par Guil. Laws. ,
18. Carte de 1'Ile de Saint Domingue, par G. de L'Isle.^
19. Carte des Antilles francaises et des iles voisines, par le meme.
20. Carte de 1'ile de la Martinique, par le meme.
21. Amerique Meridionale, par le meme.
22. (Jarte de la terre du Perou, du Bre'sil, etc., par le meme.
23. Carte du Paraguay, du Chili, etc., par le meme.
Popple and Mitchell. Atlas, folio, containing :
1 to 11. A Map of the British Empire in America. By H. Popple (1732.)
See Rich. Vol. i, p. 49.
12. A Map of Mexico.
13. Cuba, Jamaica, and other Islands.
14 & 15. The Antilles or Cai'ibbee, Porto Rico, St. Domingue, <fcc.
16. Central America.
17. Isthmus of Darien.
18 & 19. Venezuela, &c.
20. A Map of the British and French Dominions in North America, by John Mit-
chell, engraved by Ketchen, (1755).
21. A new Map of Hudson's Bay and Labrador.
22. Virginia, North and South Carolina, Georgia, tfec.
23. Canada, New England.
American Atlas, folio, containing the following maps :
1. Amerique, par Vaugondy, 1771.
2 & 3. North America, drawn by John Rocque, 1754-61.
4. A plan of the environs of Quebec and of the battle fought on the 13th Septem-
ber, 1759, by Jefferys.
5. River St. Lawrence from Sillery to the Fall of Montmorency, with the opera-
tions of the siege of Quebec, down to the 5th of September, 1759.
6. A plan of Quebec, October, 1759,
I
1342 VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. [ VOYAGES, ETC.,
American Atlas Continued.
7. An exact chart of the River St. Lawrence from Fort Frontenac to the Island
of Anticosti, published by Jefferys, 1775.
8. A new Map of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton Island, published by Jefferys
1775.
9 & 10. Map of Nova Scotia or Acadia, by Montresor, 1768.
11. The Island of St. John, by Holland, 1775.
12. A plan of Shegneto Bay, 1755.
13. A chart of the Gulph of St. Lawrence, 1775.
14. Newfoundland, by Cook <fe Lane, 1775.
15 & 16. New England, 1774, published by Jefferys
17. A plan of the environs of Boston, 1775.
18. The Middle British Colonies, 1775.
19 & 20. The Province of New York, 1775, by Montresor.
21. The City of New- York and its environs, by Montresor, 1775.
22. A plan of the Town and Fort of Carillon at Ticonderoga, 1758, by Jeffe?y.
23. Pensylvania, chiefly from the Map of Scull, published in 1770.
24 <t 25. Virginia, Maryland, <fec, by Fry <fe Jefferson, 1775.
26 <fe 27. North and South Carolina, by Mouzon, 1775.
28 & 29. South Carolina and Georgia, by Brahm, 1757.
30. View of avaaah, 1734, by Gordon.
31. Amelia Island, by Brahm, 1770.
32. Florida and Louisiana, published by Jefferys, 1776.
33. River Mississipi, by Ross, from surveys by the French, 1775.
34. Plan of New Orleans, by M. de la Tour, 1720.
35. West India Islands, [Les Grandes et Petites Antilles, par?leSr. Robert,] 1750.
3H. General South America, [Amerique Meridionale, par Robert de Vaugondy,
1750.]
37 <i 38. A map of South America, from Mr. d'Anville, with improvements, 1775.
39. Straits of Magellan. 9
40. South Pole. [Hemisphere Austral ou Antaretique dresse par le Sr. de Van.
gondy, et publiee en 1773.]
Jeffferys 5 American Atlas, or a Geographical description [of the whole
continent of America, and chiefly the British Colonies,;^composed from
numerous surveys, which were made by order of the'^Government,
by Major Holland, Lewis Evans, Wm. Scull, and others, and engra-
ved on 29 copper plates, by Ths. Jefferys. Folio, London, 1776-1778.
1, 2, 3. North and South America.
4. The Russian discoveries, previous to 17 03.
45, 6 & 7. North America, on a large scale.
8. The British Empire in North America,
9. The River St. Lawrence.
10. The Gulph of St. Lawrence.
11. The Island of St. John.
12 fe 13. The Island and banks of Newfoundland.
14. Nova Scotia and Cape Breton.
15 <fe 16. New England.
Hi. New York and New Jersey, exhibiting all the grants madejby Frencb|Gover-
nors on Lake Champlain, and between that and^Montreal.
AMEBJQTJE.] VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. . 1343
JefFerys' American Atlas Continued.
18. The Province of Quebec, according to the royal proclamation of 1763, from
the French surveys, connected with those made after the war by Captain
Carver.
19. Pensylvania.
20 & 21. Virginia and Maryland.
22 <fe 23. North and South Carolina.
24. Florida.
25. River Mississippi.
26. The Bay of Honduras.
27 & 28. South America, by Mr. d'Anville.
29. The Straits of Magellan.
Petermann, Dr. A. Mittheilungen aus Justus Perthes' Geographischer
anstalt iiber wichtige Neue Erforschungen auf dem gesammtgebiete der
Geographic von Dr. A. Petermann. [Geographical communications.
A periodical work, published in German ; and consisting of scientific
papers, and critical notices on the researches oAeminent travellers and
geographers. With numerous geographical and and physical Charts,
embodying the results of recent investigations.] Vols. 1 and 2, for
1855 and 1856. 4to. Gotha.
Among the papers will be found the following, concerning America:
On discoveries in the Arctic Archipelago.
On the distribution and extent of the principal vegetable and other products of
the United States of North America.
Ou the Geology of the United States, and of British North America, by Jules
Mavcou.
Among the Maps, the following concern America :
Vol.1. Large Map of the Arctic Archipelago, (Parry Islands,) brought down to July>
1855.
Charts shewing the various aspects and relations of the population of the United
States, as follows: 1. Whites and free-coloured people. 2. Comparative
density of slave population in the different States. 3. Comparative number
of Indians in each State. 4. Comparative intellectual culture. 5. Popu-
lation of the principal Cities of the Union.
Geological chart of the United States, and of the British North American pro-
vinces, by Jules Marcou.
Vol. II. Northern discoveries of Dr. Kane, 1853-1855.
Maps of the Andes.
Geological chart of South America.
Charts illustrating the geographic extent and distribution of the vegetable and
animal products of the United States of America, viz: Maize, Wheat,
Rye and Barley, Oats and Buck-wheat, Potatoes, Peas, Beans, &c. Fruit-
trees and the Grape vine. Tobacco and Hops, Sugar Cane and Maple sugar,
Rice, Clover and Grass, Cotton and Flax, Hemp and Silk, Horned cattle
Horses, Asses and Mules, Swine and Sheep.
Vide, also, Johnston's Physical Atlas of Natural Phenomena, for maps exhibiting
the physical features of the American Continent.
1344 VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. |" VOYAGES, ETC.,
Voyez aussi ci-devant, aux pages 519 et 520, les cartes hydrographiques des c6tes
de l'Am6rique, publie"es par le gojuvernement Frar^ais.
Seep. 513, the series of Admiralty Charts relating to the coasts of Nor^h' and
South America ; and also the Sailing Directions published by the Board of
Admiralty, p. 516.
t
Camus, A. G. Memoire sur la collection des grands et petits voyages, et sur
la collection des voyages de Melchisedech Thevenot. Imprim6 par
ordre et aux frais de 1'Institut. 4to. Paris, 1802.
[JusteL] Recueil de divers voyages faits en Afrique et en Amerique, conte-
nant entre autres : Une description de la Jamaique ; relation et histoire
de 1'ile des Barbades ; description de 1'ile de St. Christ ophe; relation
touchant les Caraibes, par le Sr. de la Borde ; relation de la Guiane.
&c. 4to. Paris, 1684.
Coreal, Fra^ois. Voyages aux Indes Occidentales, contenant ce qu'il y a
vu de plus rei^-quable pendant son sejour depuis 1666 jusqu'a 1697,
Traduits de 1'Espagnol, avec une relation de la Guiane de Walter Ra-
leigh, et le voyage de Narbrough a la Mer du Sud par le detroit de
Magellan. 3 vol. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1/22.
Voir Rich, vol. i. p. 31.
Churchill. A Collection of Voyages and Travels, with a general preface, (by
John Locke, ) giving an account of the progress of Navigation from its
first beginning. Published by assignment from Messrs. Churchill.
6vols. Fol. London, 1732-39.
Works concerning America included in the collection :
Vol. I. Brawern and Herckemaun's Voyage to Chili in 1642 and 1643.
Capt. John Monok's Voyage in 1619 and 1620 to Hudson's Straits.
\ " II. Nieuhoffs' Voyages and travels into Brazil. Capt. John Smith's true travels
and adventures. The journal of seven sailors who wintered in Greenland
and of seven others who wintered in Spitzbergen.
La Peyrere's Accounts of Iceland aud Greenland. The life of Columbus, ,by his
son.
" III. Ovalle's historical relation of Chili. Sir Wm. Monson's naval tracts.
' IV. Gemelli Oareii's Voyage around the world. Techo's- History of the provinces
of Paraguay, Rio de la Plata, Parana, Chili, etc. Pelham's preservation of
8 men in Greenland.
" V. Barbot's description of North and South Guinea, and Angola: with a new
relation of Guiana and of the rivers of Amazons and Oronoque. General
observations and an account ot the discovery -of America, from Herrera's
History of the West Indies, with a brief account of the Caribbee Islands.
" IV. Col. Norwood's Voyage to Virginia in 1649. Capt. Philip's Voyage to Bar.
badoes. Gatonbe's Voyage into the North West passage in 1612. The
Mosquito Indian and his Golden river. May's wonderful preservation of tha
ship Terra Nova, homeward bound from Virginia.
AMERIQUE.] VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. 1345
Pinkerton, John. A general Collection of the best and most interesting
Voyages and Travels of the World. 17 vols. 4to. London, 1808-14.
The following travels in America are included in the collection :
Vol. XII. Colon's Discovery of the West Indies.
Discoveries made by the English in America.
Frobisher's first, second and third voyages for the discovery of a North West
passage.
Discovery of, and voyages to Virginia.
Carder's discovery of New France.
" XIII. Smith's History of Virginia, New England and the Summer Isles.
La Hontan's Travels in Canada.
Memoirs of North America.
Kalm's Travels in North America.
Burnaby's Travels through the Middle Settlements in North America in 1759
and 1760.
' XIV. Betagh's Account of Peru. .
Ovalle's Historical relation of Chili.
Condamine's Travels in South America.
Bouguer's Voyage to Peru. Jk
Ulloa'8 Voyage to South America.
Nieuhoff's Voyages into Brazil.
" XVII. Retrospect of the origin and progress of discovery, by sea and land, in
ancient, modern, and most recent times.
Critical catalogue of books of voyages and travels.
General Index.
Les Ouvrages suivants, appurtenant proprement a la classe des RECUEILS DE
VOYAGES, et VOYAGES AUTOUR mi MONDE, ont ete recus depuis I' impression
de cette partie du catalogue :
Bibliotheque Universelle des Voyages effectues par mer ou par
terre dans les diverses parties du monde, ilepuis les premieres decouver-
tes jusqu'a nos jours ; contenant la description des mceurs, coutumes,
gouvernements, cultes, sciences et arts, Industrie et commerce, produc-
tions et autres. Revus et traduits par M. Albert Montemont. 46 vol.
et atlas. 8vo. Paris, 1833-1836.
Les volumes suivants sout consacres aux voyages en Amerique, savoir :
Vol. XXXVIII. Christophe Colomb. Vasco Nunez Las Casas.
Fernand Cortez Conquete du Mexique.
Pizarre Conquete du Perou.
Cabral Bresil. Mendez Rio do la Plata.
Humboldt Voyage aux regions equinoxiales de 1'Amerique.
XXXIX. Voyage de Basil Hall, 1827-1828.
Voyage de Mistress Trollope, 1827.
" XL. Voyages de Ross, Parry et Franklin aux regiqps Arctiques.
* " XLI. Bullock, Voyage au Mexique, 1823.
Waterton. Quatre Voyages a travers rAmeriquc du Sud, le Nord Quest
des Etats-Unis ct les Antilles, 1812-1824.
Head. Voyage a travers les Pampas et les Andes, 1825.
Basil Hall, Voyage an Chili, au Perou, et au Mexique, 1820-21.
1346 VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. [ VOYAGES, ETC.,
Bibliotheque Universelle des Voyages Continuation.
Vol. XLII. Maw. Voyages de I'Ocfian Pacifique a 1'Ocean Atlantique, a travers les
Andes et le Nord du P6rou, et ea descendant le fleuve des Amazones
1827-28.
Walslf, Voyage au Bre'sil, 1828-1829.
Mollien, Voyage en Oolombie, 1822-1823.
Histoire des Naufrages, ou recueil des relations les plus interessantes des
naufrages, hivernements, delaissements, incendies, famines, et autres
e venements funestes sur mer, qui ont ete publics depuis le quinzieme
siecle jusqu & present. Par M. D. . . . avocat. 3 vol. 12mo. Paris,
An III.
On trouve dans cet ouvrage les relations suivantea relatives a 1'Ame'rique :
Vol. I. Delaissement de huit matelots Anglais sur la cote du Greenland, en 1630.
Hivernement de 1'equipage d'un vaisseau Anglais command^ par le Capt.
Thomas James, dans 1'ile de Charlton, au fond de la Baie d'Hudson, en 1631
et 1632.
Delaissement volontaire de sept Hollandais, qui ont passe 1'hiver danh 1'isle Saint
Maurice aiff&roenland, ou ils moururent au commencement du mois de mai
1634.
Delaissement volontaire de sept Hollandais qui ont passe 1'hiver au Spitzberg, ou
ils moururent sur la fin de fevrier 1635.
Relation du delaissement de quatre matelots Russes dans 1'ile de East Spitzbergi
en 1748.
Naufrage du vaisseau russe le Saint Pierre, sur les cotes de 1'ile Behrings, mer
du Kamschatka, en 1741.
Naufrage d'un brigantin Anglais, sur les cotes de 1'Ile Royale, a 1'entree du Golf*
Saint Laurent, dans 1'Ame'rique Septentrionale, en 1780.
" II. Relation du naufrage d'une frigate Portugaise sur les cotes de la Nouvell*
Espagne, en 1678.
" III. Naufrage du sloop le Betsey, sur la cote de la Guyane Hollandaise, en 1756.
Relation des aventures' tragiques de Madame Dunoyer, laissee dans une pirogue
entre les lies Lucayes et Cuba, en 1766.
Naufrage et. avantures tragiques de Mad. Godiu des Odonais, sur les bords du
fleuve des Amazones, en 1769.
Recueil de Voyages du Nord, contenant divers me"moires tres utiles au
commerce et a la navigation. 9 vol. 12mo. accompagnes de cartes
et de planches.
Ce recueil commence en 1714 par le libraire Jean Fre'de'ric Bernard a etc" discon-
tinue en 1731.
Vol. I. 1715. Instructions pour voyager utilement. Relation de 1 Mamie, par La
Peyrere. Relation du Greenland, par le meme.
" II. 1715. Journal d'un voyage au Spitzberguen, <fee., par Frederic Martens.
Description de Spitzberguen. Journal du Capitaine Jean Wood au Nord*
Est.
" III. 1715. Relation de Terre-Neuve, traduite de l'auglais de White. Relations du
Japon et de la Tartarie. Lettres de M. Delile touchant le Mississippi et
la Californie, &c.
AMERIQTJE.J VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. 1347
Recueil de Voyages du Nord : Continuation.
" IV. 1718. Relations de Coree, <fcc. Voymjo de Jenkinson. Lea deux voyages de
J. H de Linschoten.
" V. 1724. Relation de la Louisiane par un officier de la Marine. Relation de la
Louisiane, <fec., par Tonti. Voyage en un pays plus grand que 1'Europe, par
le P. Hennepin. Voyages de Gosnol, Fringe et Gilbert, a la Virginie, en
1602 et 1603. Relation de la Baye de Hudson, par M. Jeremie. Les trois
navigations de Martin Frobisher.
" VI. 1723. De la conquete de la Chine par les Tartares (par Palafox.)
" VII. 1725. Relations de la Chine, des Tartares, de la Colchide, etc.
" VIII. 1727. Voyage de Moscou a la Chine, par Evert Isbrands Ides. Negotiations du
Sieur Lange a la Chine. Moaurs et usages des Ostiackes, par Muller.
" IX. 1737. Relation des Natchez, par le P. Lepetit, missionnaire. Raisons de la
Grande Bretagne d' avoir forme" une colonie dans la Georgie, traduit de 1'an-
glais, du Chev. Benj. Martin. D6couverte d'un pays plus grand que 1'Europe
dans 1'Amerique Septentrionale [par le P. Hennepin.]
Histoire gen^rale des Voyages, ou nouvelle collection de tons les voyages
par terre et par mer qui ont et6 publics jusqu'a present (par 1'abbe
Prevost, de Leyre de Queslou et de Surgy,) y compris la table (redigee
par Chompre,) ornes de gravures et de cartes. Noirvelle edition avec
des additions considerables, (par Dubois et autres.) 25 vol. 4to,
La Have, 1747-1780.
L'abbe Prevost est auteur des 17 premiers volumes. C'est surtout lorsque 1'au-
teur arrive au xiie volume, et a 1'Amerique, qu'on prend une idee avanta-
geuse des ameliorations qu'il etait capable de procurer a 1'ensemble de 1'ou-
vrage, etc, Querard, France Litteraire, vol. 7, p. 342.
Voir aussi Rich, vol. 1, p. 84.
Nouvelles Annales des Voyages, de la geographie et de 1'histoire, ou
recueil des relations originales inedites, communiquees par des voya-
geurs Fran9ais et etrangers, des voyages nouveaux traduits de toutes
les langues europeennes, etc. Publiees par MM. J. B. Eyries et Malte-
Brun. 40 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1819-1830.
Voir Querard, France Litteraire, au mot Eyries ; et Brunet, au mot Malte-Brun.
Grand-Pierre, Dralse de. Relation de divers voyages faits dans 1'Afrique,
dans 1'Amerique, et aux Indes Occidentales. 12mo. Paris, 1/18.
Dalrymple, Alexander. An historical collection of the several voyages and
discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean. 2 vols. in 1 . 4to. London,
1770-71.
Vol. l.is chiefly translated from the Spanish writers: vol. 2, contains the Dutch
voyages.
.Pyrard, Francois. Voyages aux Indes Orientales, aux Moluques et au Bresil,
avec la description des pais, mceurs, loix, fa9ons de vivre, police et gou-
vernement, du trafic et commerce qui s'y fait et plusieurs autres singu-
laritez. En deux parties. 8vo. Paris, 1615.
1348 VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Pages, M. de. Voyage autour du monde et vers les deux poles par terre et
par mer pendant les annees 1767-1776. 2vol. 8vo. Paris, 1782.
' Nouveau voyage autour du monde, en Asie, en Amerique, et en
Afrique, en 1 788-89 et 90, precede d'un voyage en Italie et en Sicile,
en 1787. 3 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1797.
Lesson, P. Voyage autour du monde entrepris par ordre du gouvernement, sur
la corvette La Coquille. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1838.
Lafond, Capt. G. Quinze ans de voyages autour du monde. 2 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1840.
Duhaut-Cilly, A. Voyage autour du monde, principalement a la Californie
et aux lies .Sandwich, pendant les annees 1826-27-28 et 29. 2 vol.
8vo. Paris, 1834.
Reynolds, J. N. Voyage of the U. S. Frigate Potomac, during the circum-
navigation of the Globe, in the years 1831 to 1834 ; with a full account
of the engagement at Quallah-Battoo. 8vo. New York, 18351
Pert (Thomas,) and Cabot, (Sebastian.) Voyage to Brasil, Santo Domingo
and Porto Rico, anno 1516. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Espinosa, Gaspar d'. Relation d'une expedition faite par ordre de Pedrarias
Davila dans Finterieur de 1'Isthme de Panama. (1517.) Ternauz,
Archives des Voyages, vol. 1.
Fe derm arm, Nicolas. Belle et agreable narration du premier voyage de Nico-
las Federmann, le jeune, d'Ulm, aux Indes de la mer Oceane, (1529-32)
et de tout ce qui lui est arrive dans ce pays jusqu'a son retour en Es-
pagne. Haguenau, 1557. Traduit de 1'Allemand. Ternaux, Recueil,
etc., vol. 1.
Tison, Ths. Voyage to the West Indies before 1526. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Hawkins, John. 'First Voyage to the West Indies, 1562; second do., 1564;
third do., 1567 and 1568. Idem.
Drake, Francis. Voyage to Nombre de Dios and Dariene, 1572. Id.
His famous expedition to the West Indies, 1585-6. Id.
The life, Voyages and exploits of Sir Francis Drake, with nu-
merous original letters from him, by John Barrow. Second edition,
abridged. London, 1844. Colonial and Home Library.
His Voyage, 1595. By T. Maynarde, with the Spanish
account of Drake's attack on Puerto Rico ; edited from the original
MSS. by W. D. Cooley. 8vo. London. 1849. Hakluyt Society
Publication.
Maynarde accompanied Drake in the unfortunate expedition against Puerto Rico.
AMERIQTJE.] VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA.
Drake, Francis. Memoire d'un voyage en Russie par Jean Savage, fait en
1586 ; suivi de 1' expedition de Fr. Drake en Amerique a la meme epo-
que, publies pour la premiere fois d'apres les manuscrits de la biblio-
theque Royale. Par Lovis Lacour, archiviste paleographe. 12mo.
Paris, 1855.
See Edinburgh Review, vol. Ixxx. p. 197 ; Dublin University Magazine, vol. xxiii.
p. 551 ; North American Review, vol. lix. p. 70.
Newport, Christopher. Voyage to Dominiqua, Porto Rico, Hispaniola and Hon-
duras, begun in 1591. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Duddeley, Sir Robert. Voyage to Trinidad and the coast of Paria, &c., anno
1594 and 1595. Id.
Preston and Sommers. Voyage to the West Indies, begun in 1595. Id.
Jaque, Christoval de. Voyage aux Indes Orientales et Occidentals, avec une
description de tous les etablissements Espagnols dans les Indes Occi-
dentales, (ecrit en 1606.) Ternaux-Compans, Archives des Voyages,
vol. 1.
Wafer, Lionel. Voyage and description of the Isthmus of America. I2mo.
London, 1699.
- Voyage ou Ton trouve la description de 1'Isthme de 1' Amerique.
Voir Voyages de Dampier, vol. 5.
Gage, Thos. (Preacher of the Gospel.) A new survey of the West Indies ; or
the English American, his travail by sea and land : containing a journal
of 3300 miles within the mainland of America, &c. Second edition.
4to. London, 1655%
Same work. Fourth edition. 8vo. London, 1699.
Nouvelle relation, contenant les voyages de Thomas Gage dans la
Nouvelle Espagne etc., publies en Franais par Paul Marret. Quatrieme
edition. 2 vol. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1720.
Get ouvrage a ete tradnit par Beaulieu Hues O'Neil, sur Pordre de Colbert. Le
traducteur a juge a propos d'en changer le titre,etde modifier la division
des chapitres.
Meme ouvrage. 2 vol. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1721.
Voir Faribault, p. 48.
Chevalier, Michel. L'Isthme de Panama, examen historique et geographiqne
des differentes directions suivant lesquelles on pourrait le percer, et des
moyens a employer; suivi d'un aperu sur I'lsthme de Suez. 8vo.
Paris, 1844.
Voir La Revue des Deux Mondes, 1 juin 1852.
1350 VOYAGES, &C., AMERICA. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Gisborne, Lionel. The Isthmus of Darien. Journal of the expedition of in-
quiry for the junction of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. With four
maps. 12mo. London, 1853.
See Dublin University Magazine, vol. xli. p. 718. Eraser's Magazine, vol. xlviii.
(Durrette.) Voyage de Marseille a Lima, et autres lieux des Indes Occiden-
tales. Avec une exacte description de ce qu'il y a de plus remarquahle
tant pour la geographic que pour les moeurs, les coutumes, le commerce,
le gouvernement, la religion des peuples ; avec des notes et des figures
en taille douce. Par le Sieur D*** 12mo. Paris, 1720.
Dupont, Le Chev. His Voyages and adventures. Translated from the French.
4 vols. 12mo. London, 1762-72.
Pour les voyages de Humboldt, Voir ci-devant page 1183.
Pitou, Louis Ange. Voyage a Cayenne, dans les deux Ameriques, et chez lea
antropophages. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1805.
JVTontule, Ed. de. Voyage en Amerique, en Italie, en Sicile et en Egypte,
pendant les annees 181619. 2 vol. 8vo., et Atlas de 59 planches.
Paris, 1821.
Hall, Capt. B. Voyage au Chili, au Perou et au Mexique, en 1820--21 et '22.
2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1825.
Choris, Louis. Vues et pay sages des regions equinoxiales, recueillis dans un
voyage autour du Monde, avec une introduction et un texte explicatif.
Folio, 24 planches. Paris, 1826.
Alexander, Capt. J. E. Transatlantic sketches, or scenes in North and South
America and the West Indies, with notes on Negro Slavery and Cana-
dian Emigration. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1833.
Blosseville, Jules de. Les Explorations de 1' Amerique. Revue des Deux
Mondes, vol. 1-2, 1831, et ISjanvier 1832.
Orbigny. Ale. d'. Voyage pittoresque dans les Deux Ameriques, resume
general de tous les voyages de Colomb, Las Casas, Oviedo, Gomara,
Garcilasso de la Vega, Acosta, Dutertre, Lahat, Stedman, La Conda-
mine, Ulloa, Humboldt, Hamilton, Cochrane, Mawe, Auguste de Saint-
Hilaire, Max. de Neuwied, Spix et Martius, Rengger et Longchamp,
Azara, Fresier, Molina, Miers, Poeppig, Antonio del' Rio, Beltrami,
Pike, Long, Adair, Chastellux, Bartram, Collot, Lewis et Clarke, Brad-
bury, Ellis, Mackenzie, Franklin, Parry, Back, Phipps, etc., etc. par
les redacteurs du Voyage Pittoresque autour du Monde ; publie sous la
direction de M. Alcide d' Orbigny, naturaliste voyageur. Accompagne
de cartes et de nombreuses gravures. Gr. 8vo. Paris, 1836.
AMERIQTJE DTI STTD.] VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. 1351
United States Exploring Expedition, being a voyage round the world,
by authority of Congress, Charles Wilkes, commander, during the years
1838-42. IGvols. 4to.and5vols. Folio. 21vols. Philadelphia, 1844-55.
Vol. I-V. Narrative of the Expedition, by C. "Wilkes, -with 1 vel of maps, 4to.
-" VI. Ethnography and Philology, by Horatio Hale. 4to.
VII. Zoophytes, by James D. Dana. 4to. with Atlas of 61 plates. Folio.
VIII. Mammalia and Ornithology; by Titian R. Peale. (Not received.)
IX. The Races of men ; by Charles Pickering, 4to. ( Vide Alphabetical
Catalogue..)
X. Geology; by James D. t)ana, 4to., with folio Atlas of plates. (Not
received.)
XI. Meteorology ; by C. Wilkes, Commander. (Not received.)
XII. Mollusca and Shells, by A. A. Gould. 4to. 1 vol. folio of plates.
(Atlas no 1 , received.)
" XIII. XIV. Crustacea: by J. D. Dana, 2 parts. 4to. 1 vol. folio of 9 6 plates.
XV. Geographical distribution of Animals and Man ; by Charles Pickering.
(Not received.)
XVL Botany: by W. D. Brackenridge. (Not received.)
Atlas of Charts from the surveys of the Expedition. 1vol. Folio. 1850.
See North American Review, vol xlv. p. 369 ; vol. Ivi. p. 25t ; vol. Ixi. p. 54
vol. Ixiii, p. 211.
Marmier, X. Lettres sur 1'Amerique. 2 vol. 12mo. Paris, 1852.
See Blackwood's Magazine, vol. Ixix. p. 545.
Wortley, Lady E. Stuart. Travels in America in 1849-50. 3 vpls. 12mo.
London, 1851.
Eyma, Xavier. Les deux Ameriques. 12mo. Paris, 185.3.
MacKinnon, Captain. Atlantic and Transatlantic ; or Sketches, afloat and
ashore. 8vo. New York, 1852.
..Ampere, J. J. Promenade en Amerique. 2 vol. Mvo. Paris, 1856'.
Voir 1' Athenaeum Francais pour 1856, p. 1.
11. SOUTH AMERICA. | II. AMERIQUE MERIDIONALS.
South America, described. Pinkerton's Travels, vol. 14.
Peru and Chili '. Geographical, Historical and Topographical. Modern Tra-
veller, vol. -28.
.Brazil and Buenos Ayres : Geographical, Historical and Topographical.
Ibid, vols. 29 and 30.
Colombia ; Geographical, Historical and Topographical. Ibid, vol. 27.
1352 VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. [ VOYAGES, ETC.,
Pr6zier. Relation du Voyage de la Mer du Sud aux C6tes du Chili et du
Perou, fait pendant les annees 1712, '13, et '14. Avec une reponse a
la preface critique du livre intitule, Journal des observations etc., par le
P. Feuill6e, et une Chronologie des Vicerois du Perou, depuis *on e"ta-
blissement jusqu'au temps de la relation du Voyage de la Mer du Sud.
4to. Paris, 1732.
Condamine, M. de la. Relation abre'ge'e d'un voyage fait dans I'int6rieur de
1'Amerique Meridionale, depuis la c&fe de la Mer du Sud, jusqu'aux
cotes du Bresil et de la Guyane, en descendant la riviere des Amazones.
Lue a 1'assemblee publique de 1' Academic des Sciences, le 28avril, 1745.
Avec une carte du Maragnon ou de la Riviere des Amazones, levee par
le meme. Nouvelle edition, "augmentee de la relation de 1'emeute popu-
laire de Cuenca au Perou, et d'une lettre de M. Godin des Odonais,
contenant la relation du voyage de Madame Godin, son epouse, etc.
8vo. Maestricht, 1778.
Narrative of Travels through the interior of South America.
(1743.) Pinkertons Travels. Vol.14.
Ulloa, Don George Juan, and Don Antonio de. A Voyage to South America,,
describing at large the Spanish cities, towns, provinces, &c., on that
extensive continent. Interspersed throughout with reflections on the
genius, customs, manners, and trade of the inhabitants, together with
the natural history of the country. Undertaken by command of the
King of Spain, by G. J. and Ant. de Ulloa, both captains of the Spa-
nish Navy. Translated from the original Spanish, with notes. Fol-
lowed by an account of the Brazils, by John Adams, who resided se-
veral years in those parts. Fourth edition. With maps and seven
plates. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1806.
The original edition was published in 1748.
Azara, Don Felix de. Voyages dans 1'Amerique Meridiouale, depuis 1781
jusqu'en 1801, contenant la description geographique, politique et civile
du Paraguay et de la Riviere de La Plata ; des details nombreux sur
leur histoire naturelle et les sauvages qui les habitent ; le recit des
moyens employes par les Jesuites pour assujettir et civiliser les indige-
nes, etc. Publics d'apres les manuscrits de 1'auteur, avec une notice
sur sa vie et ses ecrits, par C. A. Walckenaer, enrichis de notes par G.
Cuvier, etc., suivis de 1'histoire naturelle des oiseaux du Paraguay et de
la Plata, par le meme auteur, traduite d'apres 1'original Espagnol, et
augmentee d'un grand nombre de notes, par M. Sonnini. Accompagne
d'un Atlas de 25 planches. 4 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1809.
Voir Rich, vol. ii. p. 10.
AMERIQTJE DTI STJI).J VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA, 1353
I
Helms, Antoine Zach. Voyage dans 1'Amerique Meridionale, commenc.ant par
Buenos- Ay res et Potosi, jusqu'a Lima, avec un appendice contenant la
description la plus complete et la plus exacte des possessions ou colonies
Espagnoles dans 1'Amerique Meridionale. Appendice forme des extraits
des meilleurs ouvrages les plus modernes. Traduit de I'Allemand,
(publie en 1798.) par B. B. D. V. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1812.
Depons, F. Voyage a la partie orientale de la Terre-Ferme, dans 1'Amerique
Meridionale, fait pendant les annees 1801-1804. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris,
1806.
Brackenridge, H. de. Voyage to South America, by order of the American
Government, in 1817-18. 2 vols. in 1. 8vo. London, 1820.
South. America and Mexico. A view of. Comprising their history, the poli-
tical condition, geography, Stk., of the Republic of Mexico, Guatemala,
Colombia, Peru, the United Provinces of South America and Chili.
With a complete history of the revolution in each of the independent
States. By a Citizen of the United States. 2 vols. in 1. 12mo. New
York, 1826.
Stevenson, W. B. Historical and descriptive narrative of twenty, years' resi-
dence in South America, containing travels in Arauco, Chile, Peru and
Colombia, with an account of the revolution, its rise, progress and results.
3 vols. 8vo. London, 1829.
Head, Capt. F. B. Rough notes taken during journeys across the Pampas and
amo^g the Andes. 8vo. London, 1828.
Another copy. Col. Libr.
See London Quarterly Review, Vol. xxxv. p. 114.
D'Orbigny, Alcide. Voyage dans 1'Amerique Meridionale (le Bresil,
blique Orientale de 1'Uraguay, la Republique Argentine, laPatagonie, la
R6publique du Chili, la Republique de Bolivia, la Republique du Perou),
execute" de 1826 a 1833. 9 vol. Folio. Paris, 1835-1847.
Vol. 1, 2, 3. Histoire et geographic.
t
;< 4, 5, 6, 7. Histoire naturelle.
" 8 et 9. Atlas.
Isabelle. Arsene. Voyage a Buenos Ayres et a .Porto Alegre, par la Banda
Oriental, les Missions d'Uraguay et la province de Rio Grande-do-sul.
(de 1830 a 1834,) suivi de considerations sur 1'etat du commerce fran-
9ais a 1'exte'rieur, et principalement au Bresil et au Rio de la Plata.
8vo. Havre, 1835.
1354 VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Hadfield, Wm. The Brazil, the River Plate and the Falkland Islands, with the
Cape Horn route to Australia, including notices of Lisbon^Madeira, the
Canaries and Cape Verds. Illustrated from the South American sketches
of Sir W. Gore Ouseley, and from the drawings of Sir Chs. Hotham,
during his recent visit to Paraguay, of which country much new infor-
mation is supplied ; as also of the region of the Amazon. 8vo. Lon-
don, 1854.
See Dublin University Magazine, vol. xliv.
United States Naval Astronomical Expedition to the Southern Hemisphere
during the years 1849 to 1852. 2 vols. 4to. Washington, 1855.
Vol. 1 Chili, by Lieut. J. M. Gilless.
" 2. The Andes, and papers on Geology, Botany, Mineralogy, <fec., by various
writers.
Mansfield, C. B. Brazil, Paraguay an%the Plate : letters written in 1852-3.
With a sketch of the author's life by the Rev. Chs. Kingsley, jun., with
a map, portraits and illustrations. 8vo. Cambridge, 1856.
See New Quarterly Review, October, 1856, p. 428.
Lefebvre de Becour. Les deux rives de la Plata, Buenos Ayres et Monte-
video. Revue des Deux-Mondes, ler avril 1843.
Radiguet, Max. Souvenirs de l'Am6rique Espagnole, Chili, Perou, Bresil.
12mo. Paris, 1856.
Sartiges, Cte de. Souvenirs des Republiques de 1'Amerique du Sud. Revue
des Deux Mondes, 15 Janvier, ler mars et 15 juin 1851. f ^ .
Lacordaire, Th. Etudes sur 1'Amerique du Sud. Ib. 1832 e^ 33.
Hawkins, Wm. Voyages to Brasil, Anno 1530-2. Hakluyt. Vol 3.
Reniger and Borey. Voyage to Brasil, 1540. Id,
Rudsey. Voyage to Baya in Brasil, 1542. Id.
Villegagnon, Chev. de. Copie de quelques lettres sur la navigation du Che-
valier de Villegagnon es terres d'Amerique . . . Paris, 1557. Ternaux,
Archives de Voyages, vol 1 .
Staden, Hans. Relation de deux voyages faits entre 1547 et 1555 dans un pays
situe dans le Nouveau Monde, publiee d'abord en Allemand a Marbourg
1557 ; traduite en Fra^ais. Ternaux, Recueil. Vol. 3.
Relation des mffiurs et coutumes des Tuppinambas, dont le pays
est situe pres d'une riviere nomme'e Rio-de-Janeiro. Id.
AMERIQUE DTI SUD.] VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. 1355
Schmidel, Ulric. Histoire veritable d'un voyage curieux fait dans PAmerique
ou le Nouveau-Monde, par le Bresil et le Rio de la Plata, entre 1534 et
1554, publiee en Allemand en 1567, et publiee de nouveau avec correc-
tions par Levinus Hulsius a Nuremberg en 1599. Traduite en fran-
9ais. Id.
Lerius, Joannes. Historia navigationis in Brasiliam quse et America dicitur.
Gallice scripta. Nunc vero premum latinitate donata. 8vo. Genevae,
Anno 1586.
Edition plus rare encore que 1'original franjais. Brunei.
Lery, Jean de. Histoire d'un voyage fait en la terre du Bre"sil, autrement dite
Amerique. Contenant la navigation, et choses remarquables vues sur
mer par 1'auteur. Le comportement de Villegagnon en ce pays-la. Les
moeurs et fac/ons de vivre etranges des Sauvages Ameriquains : avec un
collogue de leur langage. Ensemble la description de plusieurs animaux,
arbres, herbes, et autres choses singulieres, et du tout inconnues pa*
de9a : dont on verra les sommaires des ehapitres au commencement du
livre. Revue, corrigee et bien augmentee en cette troisieme edition.
8vo. Geneve, 1594.
Brunei pretend que cette edition doit etre la 4e. quoiqu'en disc le titre.
Meme ouvrage. 5e edition. 8vo. Geneve, 1611.
La premiere edition est de 1678.
Voir le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 85.
Hare, Steph. Voyage to Brazil, 1580. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Lancaster, Js. Voyage to the town of Fernambuck, in Brasil, 1594. Id.
NieuhofF, John. Voyages into Brazil, 1640. Translated from out of Dutch.
ChurchilVs Coll. Vol. 2.
Wied-JSTeuwied, Maximilien, Prince de. Voyage au Bresil dans les annees
1815, 1816 et 1817- Traduit de 1'Allemand, par J. B. Eyries. 3 vol.
8vo, avec Atlas de 41 planches et 3 cartes. Paris, 1822.
Saint-Hilaire, Auguste de. Voyage dans les Provinces de Rio de Janeiro et
de Minas Geraes. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1830.
- Voyage dans le district des diamans et sur le lit-
toral du Bresil, suivi de notes sur quelques plantes caracteristiques et
d'un precis de 1'histoire des revolutions du Bresil, depuis le regne de
Jean VI jusqu' a 1' abdication de D. Pedro. 2vol. 8vo. Paris, 1833.
Debret, J. B. Voyage pittoresque et historique au Bresil depuis 181 6 jusqu' en
1831, ou sejour d'un artiste fra^ais au Bresil pendant les quinze pre-
miferes annees de la regeneration politique de ce territoire, Spoque de
1'avenement et de 1'abdication de S. M. D. Pedro, premier fondateur de
1' empire Bresilien. 3 vol. Folio. Paris, 1833-1839.
IT
1356 VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Ewbankj Thomas. Life in Brazil ; or, a journal of a visit to the Cocoa and
the Palm. With an appendix containing illustrations of ancient South
American arts, &c. 8vo. New York, 185G.
Stewart, C. S. Brazil and La Plata : the personal record of a cruise. 12mo.
New York, 1856.
Kidder, (Rev. D. P.,) and Fletcher, (Rev. J. C.) Brazil and the Brazilians,
portrayed in historical and descriptive sketches. 8vo. Philadelphia,
1857.
Brazil, Travels in. London Quarterly Review, vol. vii, p. 342 ; vol. xvi, p. 344 ;
vol xxxi, p. 1. Edinburgh Review, vol. xx, p. 305.
Fermin, Philippe. Description de la colonie de Surinam. 2 vol. 8vo. Ams-
terdam, 17 6' 9.
Ralegh, Sir Walter. The discovery of Guiana, with a relation of the great
and golden City of Manoa, &c., performed in the year 1595 by Sir W.
Ralegh, Knt., reprinted from the edition of 1596, with some unpub-
lished documents relative to that Country ; edited with notes and a
Biographical Memoir by Sir Rob. Hi Schomburgk : with a map. 8vo.
London. 1848. (Hakluyt Soc. Publication.)
The Editor's special qualification appears from the fact that he had acted '' As
H. M. Commissioner to survey the boundaries of British Guiana." There
are appendixes. 1st. by Ralegh ; being an abstract of certain Spanyarde's
Letters concerning Guiana, and 2nd. by the Editor, being a discourse " of
the voyage for Guiana," from MSS. attributed to Ralegh ; The Editor's
Memoir of Ralegh. Ralegh's Journal of his Second voyage to Guiana,
from MSS. with a notice of some events, which happened^ in Guiana until
1618.
His apology for his voyage to Guiana. See his works, vol. 8.
Keymis, Lawrence. Voyage to Guiana, 1596. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Guiana. A new relation of the province of. Churchill's Coll. vol. 5.
Buache, M. Considerations geographiques sur la Guyane fra^aise, (avec
une carte.) (1798.) A. S. M. Vol. iii.
Biet. Ant. Voyage de la France equinoxiale en 1'Isle de Cayenne, 1'an 1652,
avec un dictionnaire de la langue du pays. 4to. Paris, 1664.
Boyer, Paul. Veritable relation du voyage de M. de Bretigny a l'Am6rique
Occidental. 8vo. Paris, 1654.
Barrere, P. Nouvelle relation de la France equinoxiale. 12mo. Paris, 1743.
Cayenne. A description of the Island of. Churchill's Coll. vol.5.
Pitou, Louis Ange. Voyage a Cayenne. 2 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1805.
AMEKEQTJE DTJ STJD.] VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. 1357
Bouguer, M. An abridged relation of a voyage to Peru, undertaken by
gentlemen of the Royal Academy of Sciences to measure the degrees of
the Meridian near the Equator. Translated from the French. Pin-
kertorfs Travels. Vol. 14.
Blanchardiere, 1'Abbe Courte de la. Nouveau voyage fait au Perou, auquel
on a joint une description des anciennes mines d'Espagne, traduite de
1'Espagnol d'Alonso Carillo Lazo. 12mo. Paris, 1751.
Lima. Tremblemens de terre arrives a. Avec une description du Perou.
Traduit de 1' anglais. 2vol. en 1. 12mo. La Haye, 1752.
See also London Quarterly Review, Vol. xliii. p, 165.
Tschudi, Dr. J. J. Von. Travels in Peru, in 1838-1842, translated from the
German by Thomasina Ross. 8vo. London, 1847.
Markham, C. R. Cuzco, a journey to the ancient Capital of Peru, with an
account of the history, language and antiquities of the Incas, and a
review of the literature and society of Peru. 8vo. London, 1856.
See Westminster Review, July 1856.
Brawern and Herckmann. A voyage to the Kingdom of Chili in Ame-
rica, 1642-43, translated from the high Dutch. Churchill' s Coll. vol.1.
Paraguaria. A voyage from Spain to, by R. R. F. F. Sepp and Behme ; from
the Dutch (1697.) Churchill, vol. 4.
Dobrizhoffer, Martin. An account of the Abipones, an equestrian people of
Paraguay, translated from the latin, [by Miss Southey?] 3 vols. 8vo.
London, 1822.
Smith, E. R. The Araucanians, or notes of a tour among the Indian Tribes
of Southern Chili. 12mo. New- York, 1855.
La Plata and Chili. Travels in. North American Review. Vol. 24, p. 295.
Rio de. Navigation of the. Hunt's Magazine. Vol. 21, p. 80.
Weddell, H. A. Voyage dans le nord de la Bolivie, ou visite au district auri-
fere de Tipuani. 8vo. Paris, 1853.
Cabota, Sebastian. His voyage with two Englishmen to the River of Plate,
1527. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Drake, John. Voyage up the river of Plate, 1582. Ibid.
Pagan, Comte de. Description of the great country and River of the Amazones
in America, translated into English by "Wm. Hamilton. 12mo. Lon-
don, 1661.
1358 VOYAGES, &C., SOUTH AMERICA. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Acuna, le P. Christ, d' . Relation de la riviere des Amazones, traduite par feu
M. de Gomberville sur I'original espagnol. 2 tomes en 1 vol. 12mo.
Paris, 1682.
Voir Faribault, p. 1.
Ralegh, Sir Walter. Voyage to the rivers of Amazone and Orenoque, 1595.
Hakluyt, vol 3.
Wallace, Alfred R. A narrative of travels on the Amazon and Rio Negro,
with an account of the native Tribes. 8vo. London, 1853.
Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, under direction of the Navy Depart-
ment ; by Lieuts. W. L. Herndon and L. Gibbon, U. S. N. 2 vols.
8vo., with 2 small Atlases. Washington, 1853-4.
See also U. States Executive documents, 1852-53, vols. 5 and 9.
Martin, M. Marie. La vallee de 1'Amazone et ses recens explorateurs. Revue
contemporaine, vol. 26, p. 441 et 621 ; vol. 27, p. 33 et 308.
See also London Quarterly Review, vol. Ivii, p. 1.
Carmoy, Paul de. D'Arequipa a Cusco, souvenirs de voyage dans 1'Amerique
du Sud. Revue Contemporaine, vol. 31, p. 322.
[Walker, M.] Columbia, being a geographical, statistical, agricultural, com-
mercial and political account of that country. 2 vols. 8vo. London,
1822.
JVTollien, G. Voyage dans la republique de Colombia, en 1823. Avec cartes
et figures. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1824.
Travels in the republic of Colombia, in 1822 and 1823, translated
from the French. 8vo. London, 1824.
See North American Review, vol. xx, p. 441 ; vol. xxi, p. 153.
Cochrane, Capt. Chs. Stuart. Journal of a residence and travels in Colombia
in 1823 and 1824. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1825.
Hall, Col. Francis. Colombia, its present state. With a map. 8vo. Lon-
don, 1827.
See also, Lavaysse, voyage A Trinidad.
Holton, Isaac F. New Grenada ; twenty months in the "Andes. Illustrated.
8vo. New York, 1857.
Quito. Histoire des Pyramides de, elevens par les academiciens envoy es sous
1'equateur par ordre du roi. 4to. Paris, 1751.
Snow, W. Parker. A two years' Cruise off Tierra del Fuego, the Falkland
Islands, Patagonia and in the River Plate : a narrative of life in the
southern seas. With Charts and illustration. 2 vols. 8vo. London,
1857.
INDES OCCIDENTALES.] VOYAGES, &C., WEST INDIES. 1359
Blood, Rev. William. A mission to the Indians of Orialla, in South America :
with, Two Sermons, on the destruction by fire of the Steamship
"Amazon," on 3rd January, 1852. I2mo. London.
III. WEST INDIES. | III. INDES OCCIDENTALES.
Voir les premiers Voyages en Amerique.
Sherley, Sir Anthony. Voyage to S. Jago, Dominica and to Jamaica, the Bay
of the Honduras, &c., 1596. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Parker, Wm. Voyage to Margarita, Jamaica, Truxillo, &c., 1596-7. Id.
Blome, Rich. Description of Jamaica and other territories of the English in
America. 8vo. London, 1678.
Philipps, Capt. Voyage to Barbadoes, 1693-4. Churchill's Coll. Vol. 6.
[Gautier du Tronchoy.] Journal de la campagne des iles de I'Amerique
qu'a fait M. D. 12mo. Troyes, 1709.
Girod-Chrantrans. Voyage d'un Suisse dans differentes colonies i' Amerique
pendant la derniere guerre. 8vo. Neuchatel, 1785.
Lab at, J. B. Nouveau Voyage aux Isles francaises de 1' Amerique contenant
1'histoire naturelle de ces pays, 1'origine, les mo3urs, la religion et le
gouvernement des habitants anciens et modernes, les guerres et les
evenemens qui y sont arrives pendant lelongsejour que 1'auteur y a fait,
le commerce et les manufactures qui y sont etablies, et les moyens de
les augmenter. Avec une description exacte et curieuse de toutes ces
Isles. Ouvrage enrichi de plus de cent cartes, plans et figures en taille
douce. 2 vol. 4to. LaHaye, 1724*.
Edition originate, 1722.
Voir le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 11.
Isert, P. E. Voyages en Guinee et dans les Isles Caraibes en Amerique.
Traduit de 1'Allemand avec figures. 8vo. Paris, 1793.
Descourtilz, E. Voyage d'un naturaliste et ses observations faites sur les
trois regnes de la nature, dans plusieurs ports fra^ais, au continent de
1' Amerique Septentrionale, a Saint Jago de Cuba, a Saint Domingue, et
dans une partie de 1'Espagne. 3 vol. 8vo., et 45 planches. Paris,
1808.
WimpfFen, le Baron de. Voyage a Saint Domingue pendant les annees 1788,
1789 et 90. 2vol. 8vo. Paris, 1797.
Ledru, Andre Pierre. Voyage aux Isles de Teneriffe, la TrinitS, Saint Thomas,
Sainte Croix et Porto Rico, execute par ordre du Gouvernement Fran-
9ais (1796-1798) sous la direction du Capitaine Baudin. Ouvrage
accompagne de notes et d' additions, par M. Sonnini. 2 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1810.
1360 VOYAGES, &C., WEST INDIES. [VOYAGES, &C.,
Cassagnac, A. Granier de. Voyages aux Antilles Frar^aises, Anglaises, Da-
noises, Espagnoles, a St. Domingue et aux Etats Unis d'Amerique.
2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1842-1844.
Montlezun. Souvenirs des Antilles. Voyages aux Etats Unis et dans 1'Ar-
chipel Cara'ibe, aper9u de Philadelphie et New York ; description de
la Trinidad, la Grenade, Saint Vincent, Sainte Lucie, Martinique,
Guadeloupe, Marie Galante, Saint Christophe, Sainte Croix et Saint
Thomas. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1818.
M'Callum, Pierre F. Travels in Trinidad during the months of February,
March, and April 1803, in a series of letters addressed to a member of
the Imperial Parliament of Great Britain. With a map of the Island.
8vo. Liverpool, 1805.
Lavaysse, J. J. Dauxion. Voyage aux Isles de Trinidad, de Tobago, de la
Marguerite, et dans diverses parties de Venezuela, dans FAmerique
Meridionale. 2 vol. 8vo., et deux cartes. Paris, 1813.
Marly, or the life of a planter in Jamaica. 8vo. Glasgow, 1828.
Bigelow, J. Jamaica, in 1850, or the effects of sixteen years of freedom on a
slave colony. 12mo. New York, 1851.
Madden, R. R. A twelve months' residence in the West Indies. 2 vols. 8vo.
London, 1835.
Day, C. W. Five years' residence in the West Indies. 2 vols. 8vo. London,
1852.
See Blackwood's Magazine, voL Ixxxk
Merlin, la Comtesse. La Havane. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1844.
Coleridge, H. N. Six months in the West Indies, in 1825. Third Edition.
1832. Fam. Lib.
Lewis, M. G. Journal of a residence among the Negroes in the West Indies.
12mo. London, 1845. Col. Libr.
Williams, W. Frith. An historical and statistical account of the Bermudas
from their discovery to the present time. 8vo. London, 1848.
This work was received too late to be entered in the class of HISTORY.
Bermuda, a Colony, a Fortress, and a Prison; or 18 months in the Somers'
Islands. With a Map and illustrations By a Field Officer. 8vo.
London, 1857.
See also, Section V, NORTH AMERICA, (post, p. 1362, <fec.) for travels to the West
Indies and other parts of the Continent.
AMERIQUE CENTRALE.J VOYAGES, &C., CENTRAL AMERICA. 1361
IV. CENTRAL AMERICA. | IV. AMERIQUE CENTRALE.
Squier, E. G. Nicaragua : its people, scenery, monuments, and the proposed
inter-oceanic canal, with numerous original Maps and illustrations.
2 vols. 8vo. London, 1852.
The Author has been Charge-d' Affaires of the United States to the Republics of
Central America.
See Edinburgh Rev. vol. xcv. p. 553. Athenaeum Frangais, 1853, p. 210, 238 et 309.
Notes on Central America, particularly the States of Honduras and San
Salvador, their geography, topography, climate, population, resources,
productions, and the proposed inter-oceanic railway. With Maps and
illustrations. 8vo. New York, 1855.
Larenaudiere, M. de. Guatemala. Voir VUnivers Pittoresque, Amerique,
vol. 4.
Central America, by William Paterson, the Merchant Statesman. From a
Manuscript in the British Museum, 1701. With a Map. Edited by S.
Bannister, M. A. 8vo. London, 1857.
Guatemala. Geographical, historical and topographical. Modern Traveller,
vol. 26.
Scherzer, Dr. Carl. Travels in the Free States of Central America : Nicaragua,
Honduras, and San Salvador. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1857-
Stephens, John L. Incidents of travel in Central America, Chiapas, and
Yucatan. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1842.
Young, Thomas. Narrative of a residence on the Musquito Shore, in 1839-'40
and '41, with an account of Truxillo, Bonacca, and Roatan. 12mo.
London, 1842.
Hardman, Frederick. Scenes and adventures in Central America. 12mo.
London, 1852. ,. ( *.
This work contains principally adventures in Louisiana, Texas and Northern
Mexico.
Wells, William W. Explorations and adventures in Honduras, comprising
sketches of travel in the Gold regions of Olancho, and a review of the
history and general resources of Central America. With Maps. 8vo.
New York, 1857.
Bard, Samuel A. Waikna; or adventures on the Mosquito Shore, with an
Appendix. 12mo. New York, 1855.
Bard is an assumed name. The work is by E. G. Squier. The Appendix con-
tains an Historical Sketch of the Mosquito Shore, and a brief vocabulary of
the Mosquito language.
See New Quarterly Review, July 1856.
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V. NORTH AMERICA. ( V. AMERIQUE SEPTENTRIONALE.
N.B. This section includes travels in two or more parts of North America ;
principally travels in the United States and Canada.
North America. Geographical, historical and topographical. See Modern
Traveller, vols. 23 and 24.
Rogers, Robert. A concise account of North America : containing a description
of the several British Colonies on the Continent, including the Islands
of Newfoundland, Cape Breton, &c., as to their situation, extent, climate,
soil, produce, rise, government, religion, present boundaries, and the
number of inhabitants supposed to be in each. Also of the interior or
westerly parts of the country upon the rivers St. Lawrence, the Missis-
sippi, Christino, and the great Lakes. To which is subjoined an account
of the several natioos and tribes of Indians residing in those parts, as to
their customs, manners, government, numbers, and containing many
useful and entertaining facts never before treated of. 8vo. London,
1765.
See Rich, vol. i. p. 146.
Maiidrilloii. Description de I'Amerique Septentrionale, Fair ci-apres, Man-
drillon, Spectateur Americain.
Imlay, Gilbert. A topographical description of the Western territory of North
America. 8vo. London, 1797-
Blunt. Le pilote Ame'ricain, contenant la description des cotes orientales de
1'Amerique du Nord depuis le fleuve St. Laurent jusqu'au Mississippi,
suivi d'une notice sur le Gulf Stream ; trad, de 1' anglais, par P. Magre.
8vo. Paris, 1826.
American Atlas. Collection of Maps and Plans of the Gulf and River
Saint Lawrence, of Quebec and its siege and of the various'British
Possessions in America : published at the undermentioned dates. 1 vol.
Folio, containing :
1. Map of the Theatre of War in New York and New Jersey.
2. Environs and Harbor of Boston, by Lt. Page, 1778.
3. Plan of Boston with the Intrenchments in 1775. by Lt. Page, 1777.
4. Action on Bunker's Hill, 17th June, 1775, by Lt. Page, 1777.
5. North Part of New York Island, with the Attack of Fort Washington, 16th
November, 1776, by 0. J. Sauthier, 1777.
6. Plan of the City and Environs of Quebec with its Siege, 1776, by C. J.
Sauthier, 1776.
7. Route of the Army under General Burgoyne, in 1777, by Metcalfe, 1780.
8. Action at Huberton, 7th July, 1777, by Gerlach, 1780.
9. Position of the Detachment at Walmsoock and Bennington, 16th August,
1777, by Durnford, 1780.
10. of the Army at Sword's House, 17th September, 1777, by Wilkinson^
1780,
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American Atlas Continued.
11. Position of the Army at Brcemus Heights, 20th September, 1777, by
Wilkinson, 1780.
12. of the Array at Saratoga, 10th September, 1777, by Wilkinson, 1780
13. Attack of Forts Clinton and Montgomery, 6th October, 1777, by Lieut. Hills
1784.
14. Surprise of Stoney Point, 15th July 1779, by Lieut. Hills, 1784.
15. Position of the Army at Elizabeth Town, 8th June, 1780. Lieut. Hills, 1784.
16. Operations of General Washington at Trenton, 26th December, 1776 to
January 3rd 1777.
17. Maps of the Campaigns of the British Army in New York and New Jersey,
by Lieut. Hills, 1784.
18. Camp at Trudruffrin, 18th September,' 1777.
19. Surprise of German Town, 4th October, 1777, by Lieut Hills, 1784.
" 20. Battle of Brandywine, llth September, 1777, by Lieut. Hills, 1778.
21. Plan of Philadelphia with the Intrenchments, 1777, by Lieut. Hills, 1779.
22. Operations on the Delaware, 1777, by Lieut Hills, 1785.
23. Siege of Charlestown. Published in 1787.
24. Attack of Fort Sullivan, 28th June, 1776.
25. Skirmish at Petersburg, 25th April, 1781, by Lieut. Hills, 1784.
26. Battles of Guildford and Camden, 15th March, 1781 and 16th August, 1780.
Published in 1787.
27. Battle of Hobkirk's Hill, 25th April, 1781, by Lt. Vallancey, 1783.
28. Siege of York Town by Lieut. Hills, 1787.
29. Plan of York Town and Gloucester surrendered October 17th, 1781, by Lt'
Hills, 1785.
30. Siege of Savannah, 9th October 1779, by Lieut. Hills, 1784.
31. Attack and Defence of St. Lucia, 16th December 1778, by Lieut. Hart, 1781.
Pownall, T. (M. P.) A topographical description of such parts of North
America as are contained in the annexed Map (by Evans, 1755, cor-
rected and enlarged by Pownall,) of the Middle British colonies, &c., in
North America. Folio. London, 1/76.
Melish. A Geographical description of the United States, with the contiguous
Spanish and British Possessions. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1850.
Neptune Americo-Septentrional : contenant les cotes, iles et banes, les
baies, ports et mouillages, et les sondes des mers de cette partie du monde,
depuis le Greenland jusqu'au golfe du Mexique ; dresse au depot
g6n6ral des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine, et public par ordre
du Roi. (1778-1780). Atlas folio. Paris.
Reports and Charts of the Cruise of the U. S. surveying Brig Dolphin, by
Lieut. S. P. Lee, U.S. Navy, with a map injcase. 8vo. Washington, 1854.
Bellin. Remarques sur la carte de 1'Amerique Septentrionale, comprise entre le
28e et le 72e degre de Latitude, avec une description geographique de
ces parties. 4to. Paris, 1755.
1364 VOYAGES, &C., NORTH AMERICA. [VOYAGES, ETC., AME-
Collection of Charts and Maps, in a folio case, lettered North America ;
and containing :
Chart of North-east coast of America, and North-east coast of Asia, explored in
1778 and 1779.
Kensett's Map of Upper and Lower Canada, 1812.
Chewitt's Map of located districts in Upper Canada, engraved by Faden, 1813.
Holland's Map of Lower Canada, engraved by Faden, 1 802.
Tardieu. (P. F.) Cartes des Etats-Unis de l'Am6nq,ue Soptentrionale, 1808.
[Engel, le Bailly d'.] Memoires et observations geographiques et critiques sur la
situation des pays septentrionaux de 1'Asie et de 1'Amerique, d'apres
les relations les plus recentes, auxquelles on a joint un essai sur la route
aux Indes par le Nord, etc., avec deux cartes. 4to. Lausanne, 1765.
Richards, T. Addison. Appleton's Illustrated Handbook of American travel :
a full and reliable guide by railway, steamboat, and stage, to the Cities,
Towns, Waterfalls, summer resorts, &c., and all scenes and objects of
importance and interest in the United States and the British Provinces.
With maps and pictures. 8vo. New York, 1857.
Black's Atlas of North America : A series of twenty maps constructed from
the most recent authorities, and engraved by John Bartholomew ; with
an Introduction and Index of 21,000 names. Folio. Edinburgh, 1856.
1. North America.
2. British, Russian and Danish America, Polar Regions.
3. Upper Canada; with plan of environs of Montreal.
4. Lower Canada, New Brunswick, <fec.
5 to 18. Separate States and territories of the United Statea ; with plan of the city
of New York.
19. Mexico, Central America and West Indies.
20. Atlantic Steamer routes, and Oceanic Currents.
.
Boundaries. Exposition of the causes and the consequences of the Boundary
differences between Great Britain and the United States, subsequently
to their adjustment by arbitration. Addressed to the Chamber of
Commerce of Sheffield, 12th April 1839. By David Urquhart. 4to.
Liverpool.
A memoir on the North-Eastern Boundary, in connection with
Mr. Jay's map, by the Hon. Albert Gallatin, L.L.D., together with a
speech on the same subject by the Hon. Daniel Webster, 51 April,
1843. Illustrated by a copy of the "Jay Map." New York, 1843.
(Col. N. Y. His. Socy., vide ante, p. 1244.)
Boundary Question, North Eastern. North American Review, vol. 26, p.
421; vol. 33, p. 262 ; vol. 34, p. 514 ; vol. 43, p. 413 ; vol. 52, p. 424 ;
vol. 53, p. 439. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 22, p. 346, (with a map).
Ashburton Treaty. North American Review, vol. 56, p. 452. London
Quarterly Review, vol. 71, p. 560. Frasers Magazine, vol. 26, p. 579;
vol. 27, p. 272.
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Oregon Question. North American Revieio, vol. 62, p. 214. Hunt's Maga-
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maniere de vivre des sauvages du nord et du sud, de la prise de. Que-
bec, ville capitale de la Nouvelle-France par les anglais, et des avanta-
ges qu'on peut tirer du chemin raccourci de la Chine et du Japon, par
le moyen de tant de vastes contrees et de nouvelles colonies. Avec
approbation, et dediee a Sa Majeste Guillaume III, Eoi de la Grande
Bretagne. 12mo. Utrecht, 1698.
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, pages 58 a 61.
------ New discovery of a vast country in America, between
New France and New Mexico, &c., to which are added several new dis-
coveries in North America not published in the French edition. 12mo.
London, 1698.
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Hennepin et Labor de. Nouveau Voyage dans TAm^rique Septentrionale.
12mo. Leide, 1704.
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(1683-93) qui contiennent une relation des differents peuples qui y
habitent, la nature de leur gouvernement, leur commerce, leurs coutu-
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fran9ais et des anglais dans le commerce qu'ils font avec ces nations,
1'avantage que 1'Angleterre peut retirer de ce pays etant en guerre avec
la France ; avec un petit dictionnaire de la langue du pays. Le tout
enrichi de cartes et de figures. 2 vol. 12mo. La Haye, 1704.
Pour la traduction anglaise de ces voyages, voyez Pinkerton's Collection.
Supplement aux voyages du Baron de La Hontan, ou
1'on trouve des dialogues curieux entre 1'auteur et un sauvage. 12mo.
La Haye, 1703.
Autre edition contenant les deux ouvrages precedens.
3 vol. en 2. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1728.
Autre edition du meme ouvrage, (sans le supplement).
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with the civil, ecclesiastical and commercial state of the country, the
manners of the inhabitants, and several curious and important remarks
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state, culture and commerce of the British Colonies in America, and the
further improvements of which they are capable ; with an account of
the exports, imports and returns of each colony respectively ; and of the
numbers of British ships and seamen, merchants, traders and manufac-
turers, employed by all collectively : together with the amount of the
revenue arising to Great Britain therefrom. In a series of letters written
originally to the R. Hon. the Earl of .... by an old and experienced
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thentic account of Lower Canada ; translated from the French. 4 vol.
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geographic, les mceurs, 1' agriculture, le commerce, 1' Industrie et les
maladies de ces'contrees, particulierement sur la fievre jaune et sur les
moyens de la prevenir, en outre contenant ce qui s'est passe de plus
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America, comprising a voyage from St. Louis on the Mississippi to the
source of that river, and a journey through the interior of Louisiana
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trade and present state of Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, Albany, Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Lexington, Quebec,- Montreal
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the years 1822 and 1823, by an English gentleman. 8vo. London, 1824.
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subject. 8vo. London, 1828.
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12mo. London, 1829.
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a diary of a winter's route from Halifax to the Canadas, and during a
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to 1833.) 8vo. London, 1833.
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gration in the United States and Canada, during a residence there in
1832. 12mo. New York, 1833.
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Finch, J. Travels in the United States and Canada, with notices of the geology
and mineralogy of those countries ; to which is added, an essay on the
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a statistical account of Upper Canada. 8vo. Dundas, (U. C.) 1836.
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vols. 8vo. London, 1834.
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Second edition. 8vo. Toronto, 1840.
Marryat, Capt. Diary in America in 1836-7, with remarks on its institutions.
3 vols. 8vo. London, 1839.
Part second : with Canada and the present condition
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historical researches in Mexico and its silver mines, during parts of
1851-'52, '53, '54 ; with an expose of the fabulous character of the
story of the conquest of Mexico, by Cortez. 12mo. New York, 1856.
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Davis, W. W. H. El Gringo ; or New Mexico and her people. 12mo. New
York, 1857.
Barnard, Major J. G. The Isthmus of Tehuantepec, being the results of a
survey for a railroad to connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, made
by the Scientific Commission under the direction of Major J. G. Bar-
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2. ETATS UNIS.
United States Coast Survey. Annual Reports of the Superintendent of
the Coast Survey, (A. D. Bache,) showing the progress of that work
during the years 1849, 1850, 1851, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855. 5 vols. 8vo.
Washington.
Sketches accompanying the Annual Reports
of the Superintendent of the United States Coast Survey. 8vo. 1848-
1856.
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vol. xlix. p. 229; Second series, vol. v. p. 807; vol. xii. p. 158. Hunt's
Magazine, vol. xxi. p. 266.
Charts of the United States Coast Survey, based upon a Trigonome-
trical Survey, conducted under the direction of Alexander D. Bache,
and J. R. Hassler, U. S. N. Published by authority, Washington, v. d.
Alabama. Mobile Bay F^ntrance, 1851.
Albemarle Sound. Pasquotank River,
1851.
California. Western Coast of the United States,
from San Francisco to San Diego, 1855.
San Diego and approaches, 1853.
Trinidad Bay, 1851.
Humboldt Bay, 1852.
Monterey Harbour, 1852.
Oregon, Western Coast of the U. S., from
San Francisco to Umpquah River, 1854
Chesapeake Bay, Mouth of Chester River
1849.
Del., Md., and Va., Sea Coast, Delaware
Maryland and part of Virginia, 1852.
Florida. Key West Harbour and Approaches
1855. General Coast Chart, from
Head to Cape Heolopen. 1852,
Long Island Sound, 1855.
Fisher's Island Sound, 1847.
Harbour of New London, 1848.
Mouth of Connecticut River, 1 853.
Harbour of New Haven, 1 846.
Harbours of Black Rock and Bridgeport,
1848.
Huntington Bay, 1849.
Harbours of Sheffield and Cawkiu's Island,
1848.
Harbours of Captain's Island, E. and W.*
1849.
Harbour of Oyster, or Syosset Bay, 1847.
Hart and City Island, and Sachem's Head
Harbour, 1851.
Maine. Richmond's Island Harbour, 1851.
York River Harbour, 1854.
Maryland. Harbour of Annapolis and Se-
vern River, 1846.
Gay Massachusetts. Newburyport Harbour, 1855.
Gloucester Harbour, 1855.
Salem Harbour, 1855.
Wellfleet Harbour, 1853.
Nantucket Harbour, 1848.
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Charts of the United States Coast Survey : Continued.
Massachusetts: Continued.
Harbour of Edgartown, 1848.
Hyannis Harbour, 1850.
Harbours of Holmes' Hole and Tarpaulin
Cove, 1847.
Harbour of New Bedford, 1850.
Mississippi Sound. Cat and Ship Island
Harbours, 1850.
New Jersey. Little Egg Harbour, 1846. and
Del. Delaware Bay and River, 1848.
New York. Hell Gate, 1851.
New York Bay and Harbour, and En-
virons, 1844.
New York Bay and Harbour, and En-
virons, 1845.
Western part of South Coast of Long
Island, 1851,
Entrance to Columbia River, 1854.
Oregon and "Washington Territory, Wes-
tern Coast of the U. S. from Umpquah
River to the Boundary, 1855.
South Carolina. Charlestown Harbour 1855-
Texas. Galveston Entrance, 1853.
Sketches and Preliminary Charts :
Alabama. Mobile Bay, 1851.
California, Catalina Harbour, 1852.
Prisoner's, Cuyler's and San
Harbours, 1852.
Santa Barbara, 1853.
San Simeon, Santa Cruz, SauLuis,Obispo
and Coxo, 1852.
Santa Cruz andAno Nuevo, 1854.
San Pedro Harbour, 1852.
San Francisco City, 1853.
Mare Island Straits, 1851.
Point Conception, 1850.
Point Pines, 1851.
Cape Charles. Entrance Chesapeake
1851.
Chesapeake Bay. Fishing or Donoho's Bat-
tery, 1851.
'Florida. Western Coast of Florida, 1851.
St. Mark's Bar and Channel, 1852.
Entrance to St. John's River, 1853.
St. Andrew's Shoals, 1850.
Mosquito Inlet, 1851.
Cape Canaveral Shoals, 1850.
Rebecca Shoals, 1851.
Reconnaissance, Vicinity of Cedar Keys,
1852.
Channel No. 4. Cedar Keys, 1852.
Georgia. Entrance to Savannah Riverj 1851
Savannah City, Front and Back Rivers
1851.
Clemente Massachusetts. Nantucket Shoals, 1854.
Current Chart, Boston Harbour, 1848.
Mississippi. Delta, Mississippi, 1852.
Horn Island Pass, Grand Bay, 1853.
Pass Christian, 1851.
N"ew Jersey. Change in Sandy Hook, 1855.
North Carolina, Ocracoke Inlet, 1852.
Beaufort Harbour, 1851.
Frying Pan Shoals, 1851.
New River and Bar, 1852.
Hatteras Shoals, 1850.
Hatteras Inlet, 1853.
Ba y Oregon, Entrance to Umpquah River, 1854.
Cape Hancock, 1851.
South Carolina. North Edisto, 1853.
Bull's Bay, 1851.
Virginia, Chincoteague Inlet, 1852.
Texas, Galveston Bay, 1852.
San Luis Pass, 1853.
Artansas Pass, 1853.
Washington Territory. Shoalwater Bay,
1853.
Gray Harbour, to Admiralty Inlet, 1853.
Cape Flattery and Neach Harbour, 1853.
False Dungeness Harbour, 1853.
Canal de Haro, 1854.
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Maps and Charts, Compiled from SURVEYS made under the direction of the
BUREAU OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS, WAR DEPARTMENT, in
obedience to the Acts of Congress requiring the SURVEY OF THE
NORTHERN AND NORTH WESTERN LAKES, and from other reliable
information. Published by authority, Washington, v. d.
Lake Erie, 1849.
West end of Lake Erie and Detroit River, 1849.
Kelley's and Bass Islands, being an extract from the Survey of the "Went end of
Lake Erie, 1849.
Straits of Mackinac with the Approaches thereto from Lakes Huron and Michigan
and the Entrance by the Detour passage to the Ste. Mary's River, 1849.
Head of Green Bay and Entrance to Fox River, Wisconsin, 1853.
Sketches of the Navigation through East Neebish Rapids, River Ste. Mary, 1853.
Map of the United States, and of the Territories between the Mississippi
and the Pacific Ocean. Published under the direction of the Bureau of
Topographical Engineers. Washington, 1850.
Volney, C. F. Tableau du climat et du sol des Etats Unis d'Amerique, suivi
d' eclair cissements sur la colonie franchise au Scioto, sur quelques colonies
Canadiennes et sur les Sauvages ; terminus par un Vocabulaire de la
langue des Miamis: ouvrage enrichi de quatre planches gravees, dont
deux cartes geographiques, et une coupe figuree dela Chute de Niagara.
8vo. Paris, 1822.
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Blodget, Lorin. Climatology of the United States, and of the temperate latitu-
des of the North American Continent ; embracing a full comparison of
these with 'the climatology of the temperature latitudes of Europe and
Asia, and especially in regard to agriculture, sanitary investigations and
engineering. With isothermal and rain charts for each season, the
extreme months, and the year ; including a summary of the statistics of
meteorological observations in the United States, condensed from recent
scientific and official publications. Svo. Philadelphia, 1857.
Pictet, C. Tableau de la situation actuelle des Etats Unis d'Amerique, d'apres
Jedediah Morse, et les meilleurs auteurs Ame'ricains. 2 vol. Svo.
Paris, 1795.
Baldwin, (Thomas,) and Thomas, (J.) A new and complete Gazetteer of
the United States ; giving a full and comprehensive review of the present
condition, industry and resources of the American Confederacy, embracing
also important topographical, statistical and historical information, from
recent and original sources ; together with the results of the census of
1850 ; with population and other statistics in many cases to 1853. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1854.
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American Scenery, or, Land, Lake-and River Illustrations of Transatlantic
Nature ; containing a map and 120 splendid views, from drawings taken
on the spot, expressly for this work, hy W. H. Bartlett. With letter-
press descriptions, hy N. P. Willis. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1840.
Imlay, Gilbert. A topographical description of the Western Territory of North
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an essay towards the Topography and Natural History of that important
Country, to whichis added an Appendix, containing, lo. The Adventures of
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of the Indian Nations within the limits of the thirteen United States, cfec.
Hutchins, Thomas. A Topographical description of Virginia, Pensylvania, Mary-
land and North Carolina ; comprehending the Rivers Ohio, Kenhawa, Sioto,
Cherokee, Wabash, Mississippi, &c. With an Appendix containing Mr.
Patrick Kennedy's Journal up the Illinois River.
Several other tracts relating to the Western Territory are included in this Vol.
Ferris, Jacob. The States and Territories of the Great West, including Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Kansas and Nebraska, their geography, history, advantages, resources
and prospects ; comprising their local history, institutions and laws.
Giving a table of distances, and the most direct routes and modes of con-
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De Vries, D. P. Voyages from Holland to America, A. D., 1632 to 1644:
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Burnaby, Rev. Andrew. Travels through the middle settlements in North
America, in 1759-60, with observations upon the state of the Colonies.
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The same work ; third edition. 4to. London, 1798.
This edition is very much enlarged and ' has a map and two aquatinta views of
the Passaic Falls.
Le meme ouvrage ; traduit par Willd. 12mo.
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pagne du Comte de Rochambeau. 8vo. Philadelphie, 1782.
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situations, manners and customs not generally known, and conveying
some idea of the late and present interior circumstances of the British
Colonies in North America. Written for the information of a friend in
England. 8vo. London, 1782.
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(1773-78) savoir, les Carolines, la Georgia, les Morides, etc., contenant
des details sur le sol et les productions naturelles de ces contrees, et des
observations sur les moeurs des Sauvages qui les habitent. Traduit de
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the countries watered by the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, and other
affluing Rivers ; with exact observations on the course and soundings of
these rivers, and on the Towns, Villages, Hamlets, and Farms of that
part of the New World ; followed by philosophical, political, military
and commercial remarks, and by a projected line of frontiers and general
limits. Illustrated by an Atlas of 36 Maps, etc., by Gen. V. Callot,
late in the French service, and Governor of Guadeloupe. 4to. Paris,
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This work was published both in French and English. The maps and plates are
beautifully engraved by Tardieu. Rich.
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from 1798 to 1802. 8vo. London, 1803.
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The Stranger in America ; containing observations made during a long
residence in that country, on the genius, manners, and customs of the
people of the United States ; with biographical particulars of public char-
acters ; hints and facts relative to the arts, sciences, commerce, agricul-
ture, manufactures, emigration and the slave trade. By Charles William
Janson, late of the State of Rhode-Island, Counsellor at Law. Illus-
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[Bridel, Rev. L.] Le pour et le contre, ou avis a ceux qui se proposent de passer
dans les Etats-Unis d'Amerique, suivi d'une description du Kentucky et
de Genesy, deux des nouveaux etablissements les plus considerables de
cette partie du monde, avec une carte typometrique. 8vo. Basle, 1803.
Parkinson, Richard. The experienced Farmer's Tour in America ; to which is
added, Sketches published by J. B. Boadley, Philadelphia. 8vo,
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and 1811; including a description of Upper Louisiana, together with
the States of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and Tennessee, with the Illinois
and "Western territories, and containing remarks and observations useful
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[Wright, Frances.] Views of society and manners in America; in a series of
letters from that country to a friend in England during the years 1818,
1819 and 1820. 8vo. London, 1821.
First edition of the celebrated Miss Wright's Travels. Rich.
______ Another edition of the same work. 8vo. London, 1822.
[Candler, Mr.] A summary view of America ; comprising a description of the
face of the country, and of several of the principal cities ; and remarks
on the social, moral and political character of the people ; being the
result of observations and enquiries during a journey in the United States
by an Englishman. 8vo. London, 1824.
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p. 453.
Hall, Hon. Judge. Letters from the West, in 1820, descriptive of society and
manners. 8vo. London, 1828.
Lafayette en Amerique, en 1824 et 1825, ou journal d'un voyage aux Etats-
Unis. Par A. Levasseur, secretaire du general Lafayette, pendant son
voyage. Orne'de 12 gravureset une carte. 2vol. 8vo. Paris, 1829.
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Americans as they are, described in a tour through the Valley of the Mis-
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Cooper, J. F. Notions of the Americans, picked up by a travelling batchelor.
2 vols. 8vo. London, 1828.
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London, 1835.
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Voice from America to England ; by an American Gentleman. 8vo. London,
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visit in I838-'39 and '40. 3 vols. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1841.
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[a.] EASTERN, NORTHERN AND MIDDLE
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MILIEU.
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Dwight, Timothy. Travels in New England and New York, from 1796. 4
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of the several forts as they existed in 1695 ; to which is added, a
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[St. John de Crevecceur, Hector.] Voyage dans la haute Pensylvanie et
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[&.] SOUTHERN STATES. | [b.] ETATS DU SUD.
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The title adds, ' expressing the Cosmogi-aphie and Comodities of the Country
together with the manners and customs of the people." The preface
gives an historical account of early English Navigators to America, and
their colonizations, particularly in Virginia. It includes a "Letter from
Lord Delaware, Governor of Virginia," giving an account of his voyage
out, and of his proceedings since his arrival in Virginia. (He left Plymouth
1st of April, and dates his letter July 7th, 1610J
. The History has a 2nd book, " Entreating of the first discoveries of the Colony,
and of the first Colonie upon the Island of Roanoak. As also of the Northern
Colonie, seated upon the River of Sachadehoc, anno 1585."
The volume includes " A dictionarie of the Indian language," in which, as the
editor says, " The Indian and English names [occur] promiscuously."
Amadas and Barlow. First Voyage to the Coast of Virginia, 158.
Hakluyt, vol. 3, and Pinkerton, vol. 12.
Grinville, (Sir Rich.) and Ralegh, (Sir Walter.) Second voyage to Virginia,
1585, Ibid.
Ralegh, Sir W. Third voyage to Virginia, made at his sole charges, 1586. Ib.
White, John. Voyage to Virginia, 1590. Ibid.
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Africa and America, from 1593 to 1629 ; together with the history of
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London edition of 1629. 2 vols. 8vo. Richmond, 1819.
Description of New England. 8vo. London, 1616.
Norwood, Col. Voyage to Virginia, 1649. Churchill's Coll., vol. 6, attd
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Virginia. By E. W. Gent. London, 1650. Force's Tracts, vol. 3.
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adventures of Porte Crayon and his cousins. Illustrated from drawings,
by Porte Crayon. 8vo. New York, 1857.
Moore, Francis. Voyage to Georgia, begun in 1735. 8vo. London, 1744.
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Hennepin, R. P. Louis. Description de la Louisiana nouvellement decou-
verte au sud-ouest de la Nouvelle France, avec la carte du pays, les
mceurs et la maniere de vivre des sauvages. l2mo. Paris, 1683.
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[Laureau.] Journal d'un voyage a la Louisiane, fait en 1720. 12mo. La
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[Bail dry de Lozieres.] Voyage a la Louisiane et suf le continent de 1'A-
merique Septentrionale de 1794 a 1798, contenant un tableau histori-
que de la Louisiane, des observations sur son climat, ses riches produc-
tions, le caractere et le nom des sauvages et des remarques importantes
sur cette colonie, ornee d'une carte de la Louisiane et des pays voisins>
d'apres les relations les plus recentes. 8A r o. Paris, 1802.
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 9.
Berquin du Vallon. Vue de la Colonie espagnole du Mississippi, ou des
provinces de Louisiane et Floricle occidentale, en 1802. 8vo. Paris, 1803.
Voir Faribault p. 12.
Perrin du Lac, Voyage dans les deux Louisianes et chez les nations sauvages
du Missouri, par les Etats-Unis, 1'Ohio et les provinces qui les bordent,
dans les annees 1801 a 1803. 8vo. Lyon, 1805.
Marcy, (Randolph B.) and McClellan, (George B.) Exploration of the Red
River of Louisiana, in the year 1852, with reports on the natural history
of country and numerous illustrations. 8vo. Washington, 4853.
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[c] WESTERN" STATES AND TERRITO-
RIES, (INCLUDING THE REGIONS BETWEEN
THE MISSISSIPPI AND PACIFIC
OCEAN.)
0] ETATS ET TERRITOIRES DE L'OUEST
(T OOMPRIS LES REGIONS SITUEES ENTRE LE
MISSISSIPPI ET L' OCEAN PACIFI-
QUE.)
Les voyages suivants se rapportent plus ou moins a la pre'sente section, savoir :
Nunno di Gusmau . Relatioue scritta in Omitlau provincia di Mechuacan
della Maggiov Spagna, nel 153r. Ramusio, vol. 3, fol. 331.
Francisco de TTlloa. Navigatione per discoprire 1'Isole delle Speciere,
1539, &c. Ramusio, vol. 3, fol. 339.
Francisco de Ulloa. Voyage by the coasts of Nueva Galicia and Culiacan,
into the Gulfe of California, begun from Acapulco, Anno 1539. Hakluyt,
vol. 3, p. 397.
Drake, Sir Francis. His voyage to the North of California. Ibid.
Gualle, Francis. His memorable voyage to different parts of America aud Asia,
1682-84. Ibid.
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Gualle, Francisco de. Voyages du port de Acapulco en la Nouvelle Espagne, du
havre de Manille, et du havre de Macao, aussi en la Nouvelle Espagne
1582. Linschot, vol. 1, p. 120 et suivantes.
Nizza, Fra Marco da, Relatione del Viaggio fatto per terra a Cevola Regno
delle sette Citta, [1639.] Ramusio, vol. 3, fol. 356.
His voyage to the Kingdom of Cevola or Cibola, about 80
degrees of Latitude to the North of Nueva Espanna, 1539. Hakluyt, -vol.
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Sa relation, [1539,] en franfais. Ternaux, Recueil. etc. vol. 9.
Coronado, Francisco Vasquezde. Relatione del Viaggio alle dette sette Citta.
Anno 1540. Ramusio vol. 3, fol. 359.
His voyage to Cibola, Acuco, Teguex,f Quiura,
<fec., Anno 1540. Hakluyt, vol. 3, p. 373. See also Purchas, p. 966.
Sommario di due sue lettere del Viaggio fatto
da Fra Marco da Nizza al le sette Citta di Cevola, Anno 1539. Ramusio
Vol. 3, fol. 354.
Sommaire d'une lettre date's de Culiacan, le
Mars 1539, deuxierne letter a Don Antoine de Mendoza, troisieme lettre a
1'Empereur Chs. V, en date du 20 Oct. 1541. Ternaux, Recueil etc., vol. 9.
Relation d'un voyage fait sous ses ordres a la
Nouvelle Terre, redigee par Juan Jamarillo. Ibid.
Castaneda de Nagera, Pedro de. Relation du voyage de Cibola entrepris en
1540, contenant en detail 1'expedition de Francisco Vasquez dc Coronado,
ordonnee par le vice-roi Antonio de Mendoza, traduite en francais sur le
manuscript espagnol. Ibid.
Alarchon, Fernando. Navigatione con 1'armata di Don Antonio di Mendoza >
Ac. Anno 1540. Ramusio, vol. 3, fol. 363.
[Or AlarQon.] His voyage to the very bottom of the
Gulfe of California, &c., Anno 1540. Hakluyt, vol. 3, p. 425. See also
Purchas, p. 970.
Alarcon, Fernando. Relation de la navigation et de la de.couverte par lui faite
en 1540. Ternaux, vol. 9.
Mendoza, Don Antonio di. Lettera all Imperatore del discoprimeiito della
terra firma della Nuova Spagna verso Tramontana. Ramusio, vol. 3. fol. 355.
A letter written to the Emperor Charles the fifth
Hakluyt, vol. 3, p. 364.
Lettres a 1'empereur Charles V, en 1540. Ter-
naux, vol 9.
Rapport sur les sept villes et les iles du couchant.
de 1539 a 1543. Ternaux, vol, 10.
Avis sur les prestations personnelles. Id.
Lettie au roi. 1537. Id, vol. 16.
Florida. Virginia richly valued, by the description of the main land of Florida.
Written by a Portugall gentleman of Elvas, and translated by Richard
Hakluyt. London, 1609. Force's Tracts, vol 4,
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Chauveton, Urbain. Brief discours et histoire d'un voyage de quelquea
Fran9ais en la Floride. . . . et du massacre execute' sur eux car les
Espagnols. Fair a la fin de 1'histoire du nouveau monde traduite de
Benzoni par le meme.
Pour les Voyages de Ribault, Laudonniere et Gourguea, Voyez ci-devant p. 1256.
Coxe, Daniel. Description of the English Province of Carolana, otherwise
called Florida and Louisiane (1598.) 8vo. London, 1741.
See North American Review, Vol. ii. p. 1.
See also French's Historical Collections, Part ii.
Ternaux-Compans. Recueil de pieces sur la Floride. 8vo. Paris. 1841.
Voyez la liste de ces pieces ci-devant, page 1172.
Florida. A relation of the discovery lately made on the Coast of, by William
Hilton. London, 1664. Force's Tracts, vol. 4.
Darby, Wm. Memoir on the geography and history of Florida. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1821.
Texas. Le Champ-d'Asile, tableau topographique et historique du Texas.
8vo. Paris, 1819.
Barrow, John. Facts relating to North Eastern Texas, condensed from notes
made during a tour through that portion of the United States. 8vo.
London, 1849.
Olmsted, Frederick Law. A Journey through Texas ; or, a saddle trip on the
southwestern frontiers ; with a statistical Appendix. 8vo. New York,
1857.
See New Quarterly Review, May, 1857, p. 153.
Paxton, Philip. A stray Yankee in Texas. 12mo. New York, 1854.
Texas, Adventures in. Blackwood's Magazine, Vols. 54 and 55.
Domenech, 1'Abbe. Le Journal d'un missionnaire au Texas. 8vo. Paris,
1857.
Kentucky. Voyage au , et sur les bords de la Genese"e, par M. * * *. 8vo.
Paris, 1821.
Drake and Mansfield. Cincinnati in 1826. 12mo. Cincinnati, 1827.
Bound with Bullock's Travels.
Illinois, in 1837. A sketch descriptive of the situation, boundaries, &c.,
together with a letter on the cultivation of the Prairies, by the Hon. H,
L. Ellsworth, to which are annexed the letters from a Rambler in the
West. 8vo. Philadelphia, 1837-
Birkbeck, Morris. Letters from Illinois. 8vo. London, 1818.
See North American Review, VoL viii, p. 347. Edinburgh Review, Vol. xxx
p. 120. London Quarterly Review, VoL xix, p. 54.
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Birkbeckj Morris. Same work, another copy, bound up with :
Notes on a journey in America, from the coast of Virginia
to the territory of Illinois. Cork, 1818, and with
Darby, William. Tour from New York to Detroit. 8vo. New York, 1819.
Woods, John. Two years residence in the Illinois country. 8vo. London,
1822.
Bullock, W. Sketch of a journey through the Western states of North
America : with a description of Cincinnati, by B. Drake and E. D.
Mansfield. 8vo. London, 1827. (P.)
Parker, N. H. Iowa as it is in 1855 ; a gazetteer for Citizens, and a hand-
book for Immigrants, embracing a full description of the State of Iowa.
8vo. Chicago, 1855.
Wisconsin. Early Recollections of, by Augustus Grignon, with an account of
settlers therein from Lower Canada : See Historical Magazine, Novem-
ber, 1857, pp. 324-330.
Featherstonhaugh, G. W. A canoe voyage up the Minnay Sotor ; with an
account of the lead and copper deposits in Wisconsin ; of the gold region
in the Cherokee country ; and sketches of popular manners, &c. 2
vols. 8vo. London, 1847.
Oliphant, Lawrence. Minnesota and the far West. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1855.
See New Quarterly Review, January, 1856.
Bond, J. W. Minnesota and its resources ; to which are appended Camp-fire
sketches, or notes of a trip from St. Paul to Pembina and Selkirk
Settlement on the Red River of the North. 12mo. New York, 1857.
Andrews, C. C. Minnesota and Dacotah, in letters descriptive of a tour
through the North West in the autumn of 1856, with information
relative to public lands. 8vo. Washington, 1857-
Hale, Edw. E. Kansas and Nebraska : geographical and physical characteristics
and political position of those territories ; an account of the Emigrant
Aid Companies and directions to Emigrants, with an original map. 8vo.
Boston, 1854.
See North American Review, Vol. Ixxx. p. 91.
Robinson, Mrs. Sara T. L. Kansas, its interior and exterior life, including a
full view of its settlement, political history, social life, climate, soil,
productions, scenery, &c. 12mo. Boston, 1856.
Gladstone, T. H. The Englishman in Kansas, or squatter life and border
warfare, with an introduction by F. L. Olmsted. 8vo. New York, 1857.
Swan, James G. The Northwest coast ; or three years residence in Washington,
Territory. 12mo. New York, 1857.
W
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Stansbury, Howard. Exploration and survey of the Great Salt Lake of Utah,
including a reconnaissance of a new route through the Rocky Mountains.
Printed by order of the Senate of the United States. With a large
" Map of the Great Salt Lake and adjacent country in the Territory of
Utah, surveyed in 1849 and 1850 under the orders of Col. J. J. Albert,
Chief of the Topographical Bureau," and another large " Map of a
reconnaissance between Fort Leavenworth on the Missouri River and the
Great Salt Lake in the Territory of Utah, made in 1849 and 1850,
under the orders of Col. J. J. Albert, Chief of the Topographical
Bureau." 8vo. Philadelphia, 1852.
The Maps form a separate volume. 8vo.
Palliser, John. The solitary hunter ; or sporting adventures in the Prairies.
New edition, with illustrations. I2mo. London, 1857.
Mr. Palliser, since the publication of this work, has been sent in charge of an
Exploring Expedition to Hudson's Bay, and the north-western territories.
Prairies, Adventures on the. North American Review, vol. 69, p. 175,
and Barrens of the West. Journal of Science, vol. 1, p. 116 ; vol. 2,
p. 30.
Origin of the. Ibid. Vol. 1, p. 331 ; vol. 23, p. 40. Hunts Maga-
zine, vol. 21, p. 522.
Far West. Forest Life in the. North American Review, vol. 55, p. 510.
Early French Travellers in the. 16. Vol. 48, p. 63.
Statistics of the. 16. Vol. 45, p, 234.
Life in the Far West. By G. F. Ruxton. Blackwoocfs Magazine, vol.
63, p. 713 ; vol. 64, p. 17, 129, 293, and 429.
. New Home in the. North American Review, vol. 50, p. 206.
Bryant, Ed. Voyage en Californie ; traduit par X. Marmier. 12mo. Paris.
1849.
Parkman, Francis. Prairie and Rocky Mountain life; or, the California and
Oregon Trail. 8vo. New York, 18.49.
Revere, J- W. Tour of duty in California, with an account of the voyage
around Cape Horn. 8vo. New Ytfrk, 1849.
Taylor, Bayard. Eldorado, or Adventures in the path of Empire. 2 vols.
8vo. New York, 1850.
Colton, Rev. Walter. Deck and Port ; or incidents of a cruise in the United
States frigate " Congress" to California ; with sketches of Rio Janeiro,
Valparaiso, &c. 8vo. New York, 1850.
Fremont, Capt. J. C. Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky
Mountains in 1842, and to Oregon and North California, in 1843, '44.
Reprinted from the Official report ordered to be published by the United
States Senate. 8vo. London, 1846.
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Fremont, Capt. J. C. Same work. Another edition. 8vo. New York, 1849.
Bound up with :
Notes of Travels in California, from the official reports
of Colonel Fremont and Major Emory: 8vo. New York, 1849.
Farnham, T. J. Life, Adventures and Travels in California ; with the con-
quest of California and Travels in Oregon. 8vo. New York, 1849.
Coke, H. J. Ride over the Rocky Mountains to Oregon and California. ; with
a glance at some of the Tropical Islands. 8vo. London., 1852.
Auger, Edouard. Voyage en Californie, [1852-53.] 12mo. Paris, 1854.
Saint Amant, de. Voyages en Californie et dans 1' Oregon par M. de Saint
Amant, envoy e du Gouvernement Franyais, en 1851, 1852. 8vo. Paris.
1854.
Voir la Revue Contemporaine, vol. xvi. p. 744.
Borthwick, J. D. Three Years in California. 8vo. Edinburgh, 1857.
Farnham, Eliza W. California, in-doors and out ; or how we farm, mine and
live generally in the Golden State. 8vo. New York, 1856.
See New Quarterly Review, May 1857, p. 185.
Jomard, E. Comment on revient de la Californie. Revue Contemporaine, voL
6, p. 282.
De Paris a Sacramento. 16. Vol. 1, p. 575; vol. 2, p. 73.
Ste also Gilliam, Travels in Mexico.
Dillon, P. La Californie depuis la decouverte des mines d'or, San Francisco, la
ville et les Emigrants. Revue des Deux-Mondes, 15 Janvier, 1850.
Achard, Alexis. De Paris a San Francisco. La vie en Californie, les Francais
et les Americains dans les placers. Revue des Deux-Mondes, 15 aout
1850.
Chevalier, Martial. La Californie et Immigration europe"enne. Ibid, ler
sept. 1852.
Delessert, Benj. Les Mines d'or de la Californie. Ibid, ler fev. 1849.
Mackenzie, Alexander. Voyages from Montreal on the River St. Lawrence
through the continent of North America to the Frozen and Pacific Ocean
in 1789-1793. 4to. London, 1801.
-< Voyages dans 1'interieur de 1'Amerique Septentrionale
en 1789-1792 et 1793, traduit de 1'anglais, par J. Castera. 3 vol. 8vo.
Paris, 1802.
See Edinburgh Review, vol. i. p. 141.
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Lewis (Capt. M.) & Clarke, (Capt.) Journal of the expedition of from the
mouth of the Missouri to its source, and thence across to the Pacific
Ocean, in 1804, 1805 and 1806, by Patrick Gass. 8vo. London, 1808-
Voyage depuis 1' embouchure du Missouri jusqu'a 1' entree de
la Columbia dans 1' Ocean Pacifique, traduit del' anglais par 1'Allemand.
. 8vo. Paris. 1810.
History of the above expedition, by Paul Allen ; with the
life of Capt. Lewis, by Thomas Jefferson. 2 vols. 8vo. Dublin, 1817.
See Edinburgh Review, vol xxiv. p. 412. London Quarterly Review, vol. xii.
p. 317.
Franchere, G. Relation d'un voyage a la cote du nord-ouest de FAmerique
Septentrionale, dans les annees 1810-14. (Redige par Michel Bibaud.)
8vo. Montreal, 1820.
Narrative of a voyage to the North West coast of America in
the years 1810-14, or the first American settlement of the Pacific ; trans-
. lated and edited by J. V. Huntingdon. 8vo. New- York, 1854.
Beltrami, J. C. La decouverte des sources du Mississippi et de la riviere
Sanglante, description du cours entier du Mississippi qui n'etait connu
que partiellement et une grande partie de celui de la riviere Sanglante>
presque entierement inconnue ; ainsi que du cours entier de 1'Ohio, etc.,
etc. 8vo. Nouvelle-Orleans, 1824.
A pilgrimage to Europe and America, leading to the discovery
of the Sources of the Mississippi and Bloody River, with a description
of the whole course of the former and the Ohio. 2 vols. 8vo.
London, 1828.
Flint, Timothy. Recollections of the last ten years, passed in occasional resi-
dences and journeyings in the Valley of the Mississippi, from Pittsburg
and the Missouri to the Gulf of Mexico, and from Florida to the Spanish
frontier : in a series of letters to the Reverend James Flint of Salem,
Mass. 8vo. Boston, 1826.
See London Quarterly Review, vol. xlviii, p. 201.
Schooleraft, H. Travels to the sources of the river Mississippi in 1820. 8vo.
Albany, 1821.
Narrative of an expedition through the Upper Mississippi to
Itasca Lake, the actual source of this river ; embracing an exploratory
trip through the Ste. Croix and Burntwood (or Broule) rivers in 1832,
under the direction of Henry R. Schoolcraft. 8vo. New York, 1834.
Long, Major, Stephen H. Account of an expedition to the Rocky Moun-
tains performed in the years 1819 and 1820, by order of the Hon. J. C.
Calhoun, Secy, of "War, under the command of Major Stephen H.
Long : from the notes of Major Long, Mr. T. Say, and other gentlemen
of the exploring party. Compiled by Edwin James, Botanist and
Geologist for the expedition. 3 vols. 8vo. and Atlas. London, 1823.
ETATS TJNIS.1 VOYAGES, &C., UNITED STATES. 1891
Long, Major Stephen H. Narrative of an expedition to the source of St. Peter's
River, Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the Woods, &c., performed in the year
1823, hy order of the Hon. J. C. Calhoun, Secy, of War, under the
command of Stephen H. Long, U. S. T. E. Compiled from the notes of
Major Long, Messrs. Say, Keating and Calhoun, by Wm. H. Keating,
Geologist and Historiographer to the expedition. 2 vols. 8vo. Phi-
ladelphia, 1824.
See North American Review, vol. xxi, p. 178.
Maximilien de Wied-Neuwied, Le Prince > Voyage dans 1'interieur de
1' Amerique du Nord, execute pendant les ann6es 1832-33 et 34 : ouvrage
accompagnee d'un Atlas de 80 planches (format demi-colomhier) dessi-
nees sur les lieux par M. Charles Bodmer. 3vol. 8vo. Paris, 1840-43.
Mercey, F. Le Missouri, le Prince Maximilien de Wied-Neuwied, Washington
Irving, le Major Long. Revue des Deux Mondes, ler Novembre, 1844-
Fuller, S. Margaret. Summer on the Lakes, in 1843. 8vo. Boston, 1844.
Bradford, Wm. J. A. Notes on the North-West, or valley of the Upper
Mississippi. 8vo. New York, 1846.
Cox, Ross. Adventures on the Columbia River, including the narrative of a
residence on the western side of the Rocky Mountains, among various
tribes of Indians hitherto unknown. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1831.
Irving, Washington. Astoria. Vide his Works, vol. 8.
Voyages au-dela des Montagues Rocheuses, traduit de
1' Anglais par P. N. Grolier. 2 vol. 8vo. Paris, 1843.
See North American Review, vol. xliv.
See also, Irving's Tour on the Prairies : and his Adventures of Chpt. Bonneville in
the Rocky Mountains and the Far "West, in Washington Irving's Works, vols.
ix and x.
Ruxton, G. F. Adventures in Mexico and the Rocky Mountains. 12mo.
London, 1849. Colon. Libr.
Ross, Alexander. Adventures of the first settlers on the Oregon or Columbia
River ; a narrative of the Expedition fitted out by John Jacob Astor, to
establish the " Pacific Fur Company/' with an account of the Indian
tribes on the Coast of the Pacific. 8vo. London, 1849.
Smet, R. P. de. Voyages aux Montagnes Rocheuses. 12mo. Malines, 1844.
Lee, (D.) and Frost, (J. H.) Ten years in Oregon. 8vo. New York, 1844.
Mofras, Duflot de. Exploration de 1' Oregon, des Californies et de la mer
Vermeille. Executee en 1840-41 et 42. 2 vol. 8vo,, avec Atlas
folio. Paris, 1844.
Publi^ par ordre du gouvernement fran9ais,
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Nicolay, C. G. The Oregon Territory ; a geographical and physical account
of that country and its inhabitants, with outlines of its history. 12mo.
London, 1846.
Townshend, J. K. Sporting Excursions in the Rocky Mountains ; includ-
ing a journey to the Columbia River, a visit to the Sandwich Islands,
Chili, etc. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1840.
3. BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.
3. AMERIQUE BRITANNIQUE
DU NORD.
Charts, Plans, and Views relative to British North America, published by
order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty : vide the Ad-
miralty Charts, vols. 10 and 11. (ante, p. 513.) Folio.
ARCTIC RESIGNS.
Cumberland Isle, Davis Strait, 1839.
Arctic Sea, Baffin Bay, with Views, 1853
Holsteinborg Harbour, with Views, 1853.
Arctic America ; Cape Barrow to Cape
Krusenstern, 1825 and 183*7 ; corrected to
1854.
Arctic America ; containing Barrow Straits,
Prince Regent Inlet, Boothia Gulf, &c., with
Plans of Ports, 1835 and 1851; corrected
to 1854.
Discoveries in the Arctic Sea to 1854.
Erebus Bay, 1854.
LABRADOR.
Labrador and Greenland, including the North
West Passages -of Hudson, Frobisher and
. Davis, with Plan of Port Manvers, 1808.
Cape Charles to Sandwich Bay, 1*773.
Sandwich Bay, with Views, 1820.
Sealing Bight and St. Francis Harbour, 1820
Chateau Bay, Belle-isle Strait, 1836.
Red Bay, Belle-isle Strait, 1834.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Newfoundland, North Part ; including th<
Strait of Belle-isle, 1826 ; corrected tc
1834.
Griguet Bay and Camel Island Harbours
1826.
St. Lunaire Bay, 1826.
Braha Harbour, with View, 1826.
St. Anthony Harbour, 1826.
Crtmallire and Goose Coves, 1826.
How Harbour, with View, 1826.
Croque Harbour, 1808.
Cape Rouge Harbour, 1826.
Cape Freels to Partridge Point, 1824.
Fleur de Lis Harbour, with View, 1825.
Paquet Harbour, 1801.
La Scie Harbour, 1825.
Nipper Harbour, 1825.
Cutwell Harbour, 1825.
Triton Harbour, 1823.
Fortune Harbour, 1824.
Toulinguet Harbours, 1825.
Change Islands Tickle, 1826.
Fogo Island and Dangers off the Coast, 1826.
Fogo Harbour, with Directions, 1826.
Funk Island, with View, 1820 ; additions to
1851.
Trinity Harbour to Cape Freels, with Views,
1817.
Bonavista Bay, N.W. Arm, 1820.
Barrow Harbour.
Trinity and Conception Bays, with Plan of
Trinity Harbour, 1775.
Grace Harbour, with Views, 1820.
St. John's Harbour, and Town, with Plan of
narrowest Part of the Entrance, 1813.
Lance Point to Cape Spear with Plans, 1773^
Virgin Rocks, on the Great Bank, 1829.
Trepassey Harbour, 1847.
Placentia Bay, 2 Sheets: with Plans of Burin
and Placentia, 1773.
Little Southern Harbour, Placentia Bay, 1821
Lamalin Harbour, 1844,
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Admiralty Charts, Plans and Views : Continued.
Port of St. Pierre Island French Navy,
1824.
Chapeau Rouge to Cape Anguille.
Cape Anguille to Point Ferrolle.
GULF AND RIVER ST. LAWRENCE.
Charts by Capt. H. W. Bayfield, R. N. 1827
to 1846.
St. Lewis Sound to Esquimaux Islands, Strait
of Belle-isle.
Bradore Bay and Harbour.
Belles Amours Harbour, Middle Bay, <fcc.
Bonne Esperance Harbour.
Esquimaux Islands to Lake Islands.
Little Meccatina Island, with Plans of Hare
Harbour and Natagainu River.
Watagheistie Sound, 'Mary Island, <fec.
Wapitagun Harbour.
Lake Island to Pashasheeboo Point.
Coacoacho Bay.
Kegashka Bay.
Little Natashquan Harbour.
Pashasheeboo Point to Magpie Bay.
Mingan Islands, Eastern Sheet.
Western Sheet.
Magpie Bay to Point des Monts.
Seven Islands Bay. with Manitoui River.
Cawee Islands and Egg Island.
Mount Louis Bay and Magdalen River.
Anticosti Island, East Cape and Bear Bay.
- Ellis Bay.
S. W. Point and Salt Lake
Bay,
Gaspe and Mai Bays, and Gaspe" Harbour and
Basin.
Chaleur Bay, with Plans of Paspebiac, Dal-
housie, and Heron Island.
Northumberland Strait, Western Part.
Miramichi Bay and River, Sheet 1.
Sheet 2.
Richebucto River.
Buctouche River,
Cocagne Harbour.
Shediac Bay and Harbour.
Northumberland Strait, Eastern Part.
Pugwash Harbour.
Wallace Harbour.
Tatamagouche Bay and River John.
Caribou Harbour.
Pictou Harbour, with View.
Merigomish Harbour.
Antigonish Harbour.*
Pomquet and Tracadie Harbours.
Magdalen Islands, with Views.
Grand Entry Harbour.
Amherst Harbour.
St. Paul Island, with Views.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Cascumpeque Harbour.
Richmond Bay.
Boughton or Grand River.
Cardigan Bay.
Murray Harbour.
Hillsborough Bay, with Views.
Charlotte Town Harbour.
Crapaud Road.
Bedeque Harbour.
BRETON ISLAND.
Charts by Capt. H. W. Bayfield, R. N. 184
to 1854,
Port Hood.
Mabou Harbour.
St. Annes Bay ; and Bar enlarged.
Sydney Harbour, with View.
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE, BELOW QUEBEC.
Cape Chat to Bic Island, with View.
Bic Island to Quebec.
Point des Monts to Bersimis River, with
View.
St. Nicholas Harbour.
Manicouagan River.
Bersimis River.
Bersimis River to Saguenay River, Bic and
Green Isles, with View.
Saguenay River.
Green Island to Pilgrims, with Views.
Pilgrims to Ouelle Point.
Ouelle Point to Seal Island, with Views.
Seal Islands to Orleans Island.
North and Middle Traverses, with Views.
Quebec and Orleans Island, with Views.
Quebec Harbour and Basin.
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE, ABOVE QUEBEC.
Quebec to St. Croix.
St. Croix to Batiscan.
Batiscan to Lake St. Peter.
Lake St. Peter.
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Admiralty Charts, Plans and Views : Continued.
Lake St. Peter to Montreal.
Montreal Harbour.
LAKES AND RIVERS OP CANADA.
Principally from the Surveys of Captair
Bai/field and Owen.
St. Lawrence River, from Lake Ontario t
the Gallop Rapids, in 6 Sheets, 1818.
Lake Ontario and the Back Communicatio
with Lake Huron, 181*7.
Toronto Harbour, 1817 to 1848.
Lake Erie, with Plans of Put-in and Miain
Bays, Presqu'ile Harbour, Cayanoga, Seg
nan, and Grand Rivers, 1818.
Mohawk Bay, 1818.
Long Point Bay, showing the New Channe
1839.
River, ten miles Westward of Buffalo, 1816
Niagara River, with Plan of Entrance, 1817
Lake and River St. Glair, 1817.
Detroit River from Lake Erie to Lake S
Clair, 1815.
Lake Huron, in 5 Sheets, 1822.
Port Collier, 1817.
Rattlesnake Harbour, 1817.
St. Marys River, from the Rapids to Lak
Superior, 1825.
St. Marys River, from the Falls to Lak
George, 1825.
St. Josephs North Channel, from Lake Georg
to Lake Huron, with Neebish Rapid, 1822
Lake' Superior, 3 Sheets, with Pic and St
Louis Rivers.
'- North Coast, from Granc
Portage Bay to Hawk Isle
1823.
Ditto, including Neepigoi
and Black Bays, 1828.
Ditto, Small Lake and Penin
sula Harbours, 1823.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Compiled from the Surveys of Des Barren and
A. Lockwood, R.N., 1824 to 1826.
'Pubnico to Baccaro Point, with Seal Island.
JJaecaro Point to Rugrg Point.
Hugg Point to White Point.
"White Point to Indian Island.
Indian Island to New Harbour Point.
New Harbour Point to Mars Head.
Mars Head to Three Fathoms Harbour, con-
taining Halifax ; corrected to 1852.
Three Fathoms Harbour to Tangier Islands '
additions to 1852.
Tangier Islands to Gold Island ; additions
to 1846.
Gold Island to Indian Harbour Isle.
Indian Harbour Isle to Berry Head, contain*
ing Country Harbour, <fcc., with Directions
Berry Head to Canso Harbour.
Halifax Harbour, 1853.
Sable Island, 1851.
Gut of Canso, Chedabuctou Bay, 1854.
Canso Harbour, 1852.
BAT OF FUNDY.
Outer Part, with Directions, 1824 ; additions
to 1831.
Grand Manan Island and Passamaquody Bay>
1S2&; additions to 1831.
Quoddy Head to CapeLepreau, 1848.
Campobello Island, 1847.
Port St. Andrew, with View, 1844.
Etang Harbour, 1847.
John Harbour, with Plan of the Entrance,
and View, 1844.
Inner Part of Bay of Fundy, 1824 ; additions
to 1831.
EAST COAST OF AMERICA '. GENERAL CHARTS.
Newfoundland Island, including the Strait of
Belle-isle.
Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Banks of Newfoundland.
Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, <fec., with
View ; corrected to 1851.
Bay of Fundy to New York ; corrected to
1849.
New York to Cape Hatteras, 1849.
Cape Hatteras to Cumberland Sound, 1849.
Cumberland Sound to the Florida Channel,
Banks and Soundings, 1846.
Chesapeake River to Charlestown, 1814.
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Bay-field, Capt. H. W. Series of Maps and Charts of the Gulf and River St.
Lawrence, and Lakes of Canada. 2 vols. Folio.
This Collection compi'ises most of the Maps above enumerated, so far only as
concerns Canada and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The maps are differently
arranged, but are otherwise identical. Of the Maps of the Gulf of St.
Lawrence, the Library also possesses 3 (duplicate) volumes, being a portion
of a complete set, the remainder of which was destroyed by the Fire in
1854.
Sailing directions for the Gulf and River St. Law-
rence ; being the result of a survey made by order of the Lords Com-
missioners of the Admiralty. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1843-47.
For a pamphlet entitled Sailing Directions for the Guelph and River St. Law-
rence, published in Philadelphia, in 1114:,vide CANADIAN PAMPHLETS, v*ol. 4.
Chart of Lake Huron, reduced from the surveys by Captain Bayfield, R.
N., with additions by Lieut. ~F. Herbert, R. N., published by Hugh
Scobie. Toronto, 1850.
Chart of Lake Ontario, reduced from the surveys of Captain Owen, R. N.
and A. Ford, U. S. N., with additions by Lieut. F. Herbert, R. N.,
published by Hugh Scobie. Toronto, 1850.
Hodder, E. M., M. D. Commodore of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club. The
Harbours and Ports of Lake Ontario, in a series of [20] Charts, accom-
panied by a description of each ; together with the Lighthouses,
Harbour lights, depth of water, &c. Compiled from authentic sources,
recent surveys, and personal observations. 8vo. Toronto, 1857-
Bouehette, Lieut.-Col. Jos. The British Dominions in North America, or a
topographical and statistical description of the Provinces of Upper and
Lower Canada, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, the Islands of Newfound-
land, Prince Edward, and Cape Breton, including considerations on land
granting and Emigration, and a topographical Dictionary of Lower Canada ;
to which is annexed, the statistical tables and tables of distances, published
with the Author's Maps of Lower Canada, in consequence of n vote of
the provincial Legislature. Embellished with vignettes, views, landscapes,
plans of towns, harbours, &c., containing also a copious Appendix. 3 vols,
4to. London, 1831.
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 16 et 17.
Bouehette, Jos. (son of the preceding.) Map of the Provinces of Canada, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward's Island,
with portions of the United States, and exhibiting the boundary of the
British dominions in North America according to the treaties of 1842 fand
1846. With a map of the environs of Montreal. New York, 1853.
-Smith, M. A Geographical view of the British possessions in North Ameri
12mo. Baltimore, 1814.
1396 VOYAGES, &C., CAXADA,
[1 CAS ADA.
Bouehette, Lieut. Col. Joseph. A Topographical dictionary of die fn-
vince of Lower Canada. 4to. London, 1832.
Description topograp-biojac de IK Province da Bar CMJBJI,
a vec des r emanpes soar ir Hast-Canada, ct car les itlrifioagi da, <
provinces avee les Etata-Unis iQiimfiiniHi. dn. Landres, 1815.
Fwr Ie catalogue de 3f. F^ibaalt, p. 18 et IT-
Lower- Canada. Parochial sad townaHp subdivisions of to 18 . 8vou
Quebec, 1853.
Goarlay , Robert F. General mtrodactH to die SiatiatkaljKOWDik of Tapper
Canada, compiled with a view to a grand system of Frm'giaikia.
London, 1*22.
Scatiatieal Account of Upper Cajwid. 2 Tab. SfO.
: : :..
Smith, W. H. Canada ; past, present and feture ; laag a UstoneaL
pbical, geological and statistieal aeeoxmt of Canada West, containing tea
cotmty maps and one general map of tfce Province. 2 Tcls. fivo.
Toronto, 1851.
Canadian Gazetteer. 8vo. Tomato, 1846.
Smyth, D. W. [Surveyor general of Upper Canada.] A sfcort topogra-
phical description of Upper Canada : to wfeidk is annexed, a Provincial
Gazetteer. Second Edition, revised aad corrected, by Francis Gore,
Esq., Lieutenant Governor, ie., ie. Sv. London, 1813. (P.)
Canadian Guide Book T witk a osap of die Province by Mr. Sfcavely, C. E.
12flK>. Montreal, 184.
Hunter's (W. 8. Jr.) Panonnnie 6nde fiont Niagara Falk to Qnebee;
a folded Pictrire Map of tke moat celebrated and picturesque
along dke mas St. Lawrence and Niagara, aad Lake Qntano.
Montreal and Boston, 1857.
Key to Canada. Every place IB Canada and kow to get to it; a key to dw
Post Offices, Railway and Steamboat stations, stages and telegyapns,
in Canada ; with an Hotel gvide, and other nsefid nKanoonda, Pab-
Kahed for W. R. Brown and E. A.Copleston. 12n.
Canada. Carte: vayef fi-prfe im aection des CJUTTEV MAAUWUII
nant one snnerbe coHr rtion de cartes de la NoweQe Fiance, ^praes a
dirersea cpoyiet, depnit FeUbGannKnt de la ceioaic jmmpfit la
du pays a L' Angleterre. FMMET anw dans la ntaee aectian la carte
manuscme du Haut et da Bos Cannfli, par llfflifnad
VOYAGES, &C., CANADA. 1397
Canada. Maps in a folio case, lettered Canada, and containing :
Kensett's Map of Upper and Lower Canada, 1812.
Chewett's Map of located districts in Upper Canada, engraved by Faden, 1813.
Holland's Map of Lower Canada, engraved by Faden, 1802.
Bouohette, Lieut. Col. Joseph. A Topographical Map of the Districts of
Quebec, Three Rivers, St. Francis, and Gaspc, Lower Canada, exhibiting
the new civil division of the districts into counties, pursuant to a recent
act of the Provincial Legislature. With a map of the inferior District
ofGaspe. 1832.
Outline Maps of Upper and Lower Canada, representing the different electo-
ral divisions under the Representation Act of 1853. Folio.
Canada, East and West. A Map, published by Ensign, Bridgman and Fan-
ning. New York, 1854.
Maps of Canada, accompanying the Appendix to Report of the Commissioner
of Crown Lands. Part II. 4to. Toronto, 1857.
1. Map of Lower Canada, shewing the proposed land agencies and the Townships
distinct from the Seigniories. J. E. Bouohette, Draughtsman C. L. 0.
2. Map of Upper Canada, shewing the proposed land agency divisions.
3. Map of the Counties of Gasp6 and Bonaventure, exhibiting the lands adjudicated,
unsurveyed, Clergy Reserves <fec. Reduced and compiled from original
surveys by G. G. Dunlevie, Draughtsman.
4. Plan of the River Saguenay, Canada East, J. E. Bouchette, Draughtsman.
6. Plan of the St. Maurice Territory.
6. Map of the Ottawa and Huron Territory.
7. Reduction of Mr. Baiter's flan of exploration of North Shore of Lake Huron.
By T. Devine, C. L. O.
8. Map of the North West part of Canada, Indian Territories and Hudson's Bay,
compiled and drawn by Ths. Devine, Toronto, March 1857.
Map of Canada, from Lake Superior to the Gulf of St. Lawrence, corrected
from information obtained by the Geological Survey under the direction
of Sir W. E. Logan, and prepared for the "Canada Directory" by T.
C. Reefer, C. E. Montreal, 1857-
Upper Canada. District Maps ; published by Hugh Scobie. Toronto, v. d.
The Niagara, Gore and Wellington districts, by C. Rankin ; lithographed in Buffalo,
1545.
The Western district, by Messrs. Billyardand Parr, 1847.
The Huron district, to which has been added, the townships of Mornington,
Elina, Bruce, &c., making a complete map of the counties of Huron and
Perth, by Donald Macdonald, 1846.
The Newcastle and Colborne districts, by Sandford Fleming, 1848.
The Talbot district, by Thomas Walsh, 1846.
Map of the London, Brock and Talbot districts, by C. Ran-
kin. Published by H. Rowsell. Toronto, [no date.]
N. B- The territorial division of Districts in Upper Canada, was abolished, and that of
Counlie* substituted in 1849, by tho Act 12 Victoria, chap. 78.
1398 VOYAGES, &C., CANADA.
Upper Canada. Map of the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, by
William Sherwood. Brockville, 1852.
Map of the County of Simcoe, hy William Gibbard. Pub-
lished by Hugh Scobie. Toronto, 1853.
County Maps ; published by Maclear and Co., Toronto, v. d.
The Counties of Grey and Bruce, by C. Rankin, 1855.
The County of Wellington, by Edwin Henry Kertland, 1855.
The County of Huron, by "W. S. Gilkison, 1857.
The Township of Esquesing, iu the County of Halton, by Charles McCarthy, 1857 .
Map of Canada West, compiled from Goverrfment Plans, &c.,
and personal observation, by W. H. Smith, with alterations and addi-
tions to the present time, for the Canadian Almanac. Published by
Maclear and Co., Toronto, 1855.
A similar map, on a larger scale, was pub-
lished in the Canadian Almanac, in sections ; the first of which appeared
in the Almanac for 1851, and the remainder in the Almanac for the
years 1852, 1853 and 1854. Compiled by Donald Macdonald.
Railway map of Canada- West, including the latest surveys,
for the Canadian Almanac, 1857.
Map of Canada West, corrected for the Canadian Almanac,
1858.
Now in course of publication, in separate divisions, a large
engraved Map of Upper Canada: part 1, (ready,) includes the Counties
of York, Ontario and Peel : part 2, the County of Simcoe ; part 3,
(ready,) the Counties of Wentworth, Welland, Haldimand, Lincoln and
part of Brant ; part 4, the County of Halton ; the Counties of Grey,
Bruce, Waterloo, Wellington, &c., are nearly ready. Published by
John Ellis, Engraver. Toronto, 1857.
Mr. Ellis has also completed Lithographic Maps on a large scale [40 and 60
chains to an inch,] of the Counties of Norfolk, Halton, Brant, and Oxford,
surrounded with views: Of the County of Peel [40 chains to an inch] ; of
the Townships of Scarboro' Markham, York and Etobicoke ; Of the Towns
of Streetsville, Guelph, Barrie and Brampton. And he is now lithographing
a large survey of the City of Toronto, intended to be 80 feet long by 6 high,
and capable of being put iu cases of 15 parts, each 28 by 40 inches, or of
being exhibited as a panorama in a case 6 feet high by 3 or 4 feet wide. It
will distinguish every building, brick or wood, within the city limits, from
actual survey and admeasurement, and it is now in active progress. (1858.)
Lower Canada, or Canada East. Map of, compiled from Government Plans,
original documents and observations, for the Canadian Almanac, 1856.
by A. C. Chewett.
VOYAGES, &C., CANADA. 1399
Maps, Reports, Estimates, &c., relative to improvements of the Navigation
of the River St. Lawrence and a proposed Canal connecting the Rive r
St. Lawrence and Lake Champlain. Folio. Toronto, 1856.
Containing Surveys of the principal Rapids of the River St. Lawrence between
Prescott and Lake St. Louis, by M.M. Maillefert and Raasloff, Engineers.
1. Galops Rapids.
2. Survey of a portion of North Channel of the Long Sault Rapids.
3. From Lake St. Francis to I?ointe au Diable comprising the Coteau Rapida.
4. From Pointe au Diable to Pointe au Moulin comprising the Cedar Rapids.
5. From Pointe au Moulin to Lake St. Louis, comprising the Split Rock and
Cascades Rapids.
Diagram Map exhibiting the various Routes proposed for the St. Lawrence and
Lake Champlain Ship Canal. Compiled under the instructions of S. Gamble,
C. E. by G. E. Lindsay. Toronto, 1856.
Plan of River St. Lawrence between Prescott and Montreal. Shewing the
Rapids, and Provincial Canals to improve the navigation. Drafted by H.
H. Killaly, jnr. Toronto, 1856.
Sketches in the Canadas, by Coke Smyth. Folio. London, 1839. Dedi-
cated to the Earl of Durham.
I. Vignette. II. Falls of Niagara. III. Indian of Lorette. IV. Cap Tourmente
from Chateau Richer. V. Quebec. VI. Quebec from the Chateau. VII <
Falls of Montmorency, from St. Joseph's. VIII. Citadel, Quebec. IX.
Zitya Huron Indian. X. Huron Indian. XI. Church at Beauharnois. XII.
Falls of Montmorency. XIII. Attack and Defeat of Rebels. Dickinson's
Landing, Upper Canada. XIV. Buffalo Hunting, XV. Engagement in the
Thousand Islands. XVI. Rapids of the St. Lawrence. XVII. Posting on
the St. Lawrence during winter. XVIII. Indians bartering. XIX. Mon.
treal. XX. American Fort, Niagara River. XXI. Entrance to Toronto.
XXII. Moose Hunter. XXIII. The Private Chapel of the Ursuline Con-
vent, Quebec.
Canadian Scenery, Illustrated from drawings, by "W. H. Bartlett. The lite-
rary department by N. P. "Willis. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1842.
Le Canada Pittoresque, faisant suite aux voyages en Amerique, en Suisse,
en Ecosse, etc , enrichi de gravures faites sur les dessins de M. Win. H.
Bartlett, et executees avec le plus grand soin, par MM. R. Wallis, J.
Cousen, Willmore, Brandard, Bentley, Richardson, etc. La partie
litteraire par N. P. Willis. 2 vol. 4to. Londres et Paris, 1857.
Bourne, George. The Picture of Quebec. 18mo. Quebec, 1829.
Another edition, revised. 18mo. Quebec, 183J.
Hawkins, Alfred, Picture of Quebec, with historical recollections. 12mo.
Quebec, 1834.
See North American Review, April, 1835.
Quebec. The Quebec Guide, comprising an historical and descriptive account
of the city, and of every place of note in the vicinity ; with a plan of
the city. 18mo. Quebec, 1844.
1400 VOYAGES, &C., CANADA.
Twelve views in Quebec, in 1759, from drawings taken on the spot by
Kichard Short, by command of Vice- Admiral Saunders. Folio. London.
1. General view of Quebec, from Poiiite Levi.
2. North West part of the Town of Quebec.
3. The Intendant's Palace.
4. The Treasury and Jesuits College.
6. The Jesuits College and Church.
6. The inside of the Jesuits Chapel:
7. The Cathedral, Jesuits College, and Recollet Friars Church.
8. The inside of the Recollet Friars Church.
9. The Orphans, or Ursuline Nunnery.
10 & 11- The Bishop's House in Ruins.
12, The Church of Notre Dame de la Victoire, built in 1696 and destroyed in 1755)
Quebec. Plan de la Cite de Quebec, fonde par Samuel Champlain, de Brouage,
en 1608 ; publie a Paris, en 1854 ; avec le chiffre de la Population et
autres renseignements statisques. Enregistre par P. L. Morin, Qudbec.
Echelle de 3,000 pieds francais.
View of the City of Quebec, from Beauport ; coloured : published by
E. Whitefield, Quebec, and lithographed at New York, 1852.
- Similar view, not coloured, and of a
somewhat smaller size, but otherwise identical ; entered at the office of
the Provincial Registrar by P. L. Morin, in 1854 ; and lithographed at
Paris.
Lorette Village. Fraser's Magazine, vol. 33, p. 323.
Hochelaga depicta. The early history and present state of the city and Island
of Montreal, by N. Bosworth. 12mo. Montreal, 1839.
Toronto. Topographical plan of the City of Toronto ; from actual survey, by
J. Stoughtqn Dennis. Drawn and compiled by Sandford Fleming.
Published by Hugh Scobie. Toronto, 1851.
: Plan of the City of, published by Fleming, Ridout and Schreiber,
and lithographed by J. Ellis, Toronto, 1857.
Niagara Falls. Journal of Science, vol. 27, p. 326.
Niagara River Scenery. North American Review, vol. 2, p. 320.
Hunter, W. S. Ottawa Scenery, Canada West. 4to. Ottawa, 1855.
Fifteen views in the vicinity of the city of Ottawa, lithographed from sketches
by W. S. Hunter, Jr., with a sketch of the history of Ottawa, its trade and
increasing importance ; and a map of Railroad routes thereto from other
parts.
Guelph in Upper Canada. With plate. North American Review, vol. 2, p. 456.
VOYAGES, &C., CANADA. 1401
Pour les voyages de Cartier et Champlain, Voir ci devant, p. 1270, '71. '72;
pour ceux de L'Escarbot, Voir page 1335.
LeBeau. Aventures du Sieur Le Beau, avocat en Parlement, ou voyage curieux
et nouveau parmi les Sauvages de 1' Amerique Septentrionale, dans lequel
on trouvera une description du Canada, avec une relation tres particu-
liere des anciennes coutumes, mceurs et faons de vivre des barbares qui
1'habitent, et la maniere dont ils se comportent aujourd'hui. 2 vol.
12mo. Paris, 1738.
Voyez le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 81.
Crespel, Rev. P. Em. Voyage en Canada, et son naufrage en revenant en
France, mis au jour par le Sieur Louis Crespel. 18mo. Francfort,
1752.
Voir Faribault, p. 36.
. . Le meme ouvrage. 12mo. Amsterdam, 1757.
On trouvera aussi plus loin dans la section MANUSCRITS Pindication de quelques,
voyages dans la Nouvelle France ou en Canada.
Heriot, George. Travels through the Canadas, containing a description of the
picturesque scenery on some of the rivers and lakes ; with an account
of the productions, commerce and inhabitants of those Provinces. To
which is subjoined a comparative view of the manners and customs of
several of the Indian Nations of North and South America ; illustrated
with a map and numerous engravings, from drawings made at the several
places by the author. 4to. London, 1807.
See Edinburgh Review, vol. xii. p. 212.
Gray, Hugh. Letters from Canada, written in 1806, 1807 and 1808, showing
the present state of Canada, its productions, trade, commercial and poli-
tical importance and political relations ; illustrative of the laws, the
manners of the people, and the peculiarities of the country and climate;
exhibiting also the commercial importance of Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick and Cape Breton, and their increasing ability in conjunction with
Canada, to furnish the necessary supplies of lumber and provisions to
our West Indies. 8vo. London, 1809.
Sansom, Jos. Sketches of Lower Canada, historical and descriptive ; with
the author's recollections of the soil and aspect, the morals, habits and
religious institutions of that isolated country, during a tour to Quebec
in July, 1817. I2mo. New York, 1817.
Howison, John. Sketches*, of Upper Canada, domestic, local and characteristic :
to which are added practical details for the information of Emigrants
of every class, and some recollections of the United States of America.
8vo. Edinburgh, 1821.
See Rich, vol. ii, p. 128. Also, Edinburgh Review, vol. xxxvii. p. 249. Black-
wood's Magazine, vol. x. p. 637.
1402 VOYAGES, &C., CANADA.
JMactaggart, John. Three years in Canada. An account of the actual state
of the country in 1826-7-8 ; comprehending its resources, productions,
improvements and capabilities, and including sketches of the state of
society, advice to emigrants, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1829.
The author was a Civil Engineer in the service of the British Government.
Letters from Sussex Emigrants who sailed from Portsmouth in 1832, for
Upper Canada, with information for emigrants; and a Gazetteer of the
places named in the Letters. 8vo. Petworth, 1833.
IVTagrath, T. W. Authentic Letters from Upper Canada ; with an account
of Canadian Field Sports. 12mo. Dublin, 1833.
/See Dublin University Magazine, vol. i. p. 600.
FergUSSOn, Adam. Practical notes made during a tour in Canada and a por-
tion of the United States, in 1831-33. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1834.
Canada in 1832-33-34; informations to Emigrants, by an ex-settler. 12mo.
Dublin, 1835.
[Traill, Mrs.] The Backwoods of Canada ; being letters from the wife of an
emigrant officer. 12mo. London, 1836.
Les forets interieures du Canada. 8vo. Paris, 1843.
Moodie, Mrs. Roughing it in the bush, or, life in Canada. 2 vols. in 1. 8vo.
London, 1854.
Life in the clearings versus the bush. 8vo. New York, 1854.
Strickland, Major. Twenty-seven years in Canada West. Svo. London,
1854.
Canada. Lettres curieuses sur 1'Amerique Septentrionale. Canada. 12mo.
Paris, 1845.
Preston, T. R. Three years' residence in Canada, from 1837 to 1839 ; with
notes of a winter voyage to New York, and journey thence to the Bri-
tish possessions, to which is added a review of the condition of the
Canadian People. 2 vols in 1. Svo. London, 1840.
The author had been in the Government service at Toronto.
Bonny castle, Sir Richard. Excursions in Canada, or Canada in 1841. 2
vols. Svo. London, 1841.
. Canada in 1846. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1846.
Canada, as it was, is, and may be ; edited with con-
siderable additions, by Sir James E. Alexander. 2 vols. Svo. London,
1852.
Richardson, Major J. Eight years in Canada, embracing a review of the admi-
nistrations of Lords Durham and Sydenham, Sir C. Bagot and Lord Met-
calfe ; with letters from well-known public characters Svo. Montreal,
1847.
VOYAGES, ETC., NEWFOUNDLAND, ETC. 1403
Lanman, Charles. A Tour to the River Saguenay, in Lower Canada. 8vo.
Philadelphia, 1848.
lie Saguenay en 1851 ; histoire du passe, du present et de 1'avenir prohable
du Haut Saguenay, au point de vue de la colonisation. 1 2mo. Quebec,
1852.
Brown, James B. Views of Canada and the Colonists, embracing the expe-
rience of an eight years' residence ; views of the present state, progress,
and prospects of the colony ; with detailed and practical information
for intending emigrants. 12mo. Edinburgh, 1851.
Hutton, Win. (Secretary of the Provincial Board of Statistics.) Canada: its
present condition, prospects and resources, fully described for the
information of intending emigrants. 16mo. London, .
Kingston, W. H. G. Western Wanderings, or a pleasure tour in the Canadas.
2vols. 8vo. London, 1856.
See also supra section VOYAGES, <fec., IN NORTH AMKEICA, containing principally
travels in Canada and the United States.
NEWFOUNDLAND, LABRADOR
NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK,
CAPE BRETON, PRINCE EDWARD
(6.) TERRENEUVE, LABRADOR NOU-
VELLE EC03SE, NOUVKAU BRUNS-
WICK, CAP BRETON, ILE DU PR1N-
ISLAND. | CE EDOUARD.
Denis, Nicolas. Description geographique et historique des Costes de 1'Ame-
rique Septentrionale, avec 1'histoire naturelle du pays. 2 vol. 12mo.
Paris, 1672.
Voir le catalogue de M. Faribault, p. 38.
Chabert, M. de. Voyage fait par ordre du Roi en 1/50 et 1/51 dans I'Ame'-
rique Septentrionale, pour rectifier les cartes des cotes de 1'Acadie, de
1'Isle Royale, et de 1'Isle de Terre Neuve, et pour en fixer les principaux
points par des observations astronomiques. 4to. Paris, 1753.
Instructions pour naviguer sur la cote meridionale de Terreneuve. Folio,
Paris, 1784.
Mauduit-Duplessis. Description nautique de la cote du Labrador, depuis
le Cap St. Louis jusqu'a la Grande Pointe, comprenant le detroit de
Belle He ; traduite de 1'Anglais. 8vo. Paris, 1852.
Hore, M. Voyage to Newfoundland and Cape Breton, 1536. Hakluyt, vol. 3.
Gilbert, Sir Humfrey. Voyage to Newfoundland, 1583. Id.
Drake, Geo. Voyage to the Isle of Ramea. 1593. Id.
Voyage of the Grace, of Bristol, up into the Gulfe of St. Lawrence, as far as
the Isle of Assumption or Natiscotec, An 1594. Id.
X
1404* VOYAGES, ETC., NEWFOUNDLAND, ETC. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
Leigh, Ch. Voyage to Cape Breton and the Isle of Ramea. 1597. Hakluyt,
vol. 3.
Cartwright, George. A Journal of transactions and events, during a resi-
dence of nearly sixteen years, (commencing in 1770,)on the Coast of
Labrador ; containing interesting particulars both of the Country and
its inhabitants, illustrated with proper charts. 3 vols. 4to. Newark,
(Engl.), 1792.
See Rich, Vol. i. p. 377.
Ulloa, Voyage to South America, vol. ii, contains : Voyage of the Deliverance
to Louisbourg, and Voyage from Louisbourg to Newfoundland.
Chappell, Lieut. Edw. Voyage to Newfoundland and the Southern Coast of
Labrador, of which Countries no account has been published since the
reign of Queen Elizabeth. 8vo. London, 1818.
Head, Sir Geo. Forests scenes and Incidents in the Wilds of North America.
8vo. London, 1829.
Jukes, J. B. Excursions in and about Newfoundland, in 1839-'40 ; by J. B.
Jukes, late Geological Surveyor in Newfoundland. 2 vols. 12mo.
London, 1842.
Buckingham, James S. Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the other
British Provinces in North America. 8vo. London, 1843.
Alexander, Sir James E. L'Acadie ; or, seven years' explorations in British
America. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1849.
Sleigh, Lieut. Col. Pine Forests and Hacmatack clearings ; or, travels, life, and
adventures in the British North American Colonies. 8vo. London, 1853.
Nova Scotia. A Geographical history of, containing an account of the
situation, extent and limits thereof. 8vo. London, 1749.
. A genuine account of, containing a description of its situation,
&c. 12mo. London, 1750. (P.)
A brief description of, with plates of the principal harbours,
including a particular account of the Island of Grand Manan ; by A.
Lockwood. 4to. London, 1818.
A general description of. 8vo. Halifax, 1825. (P.)
Reports and Papers relating to a Canal to connect the Harbour
of Halifax with the Basin of Mines ; remarks on its nature and impor-
tance, and a plan and section. Also, the report of a Survey for Canals
between St. Peter's Bay and the Bras d'Or Lake, in Cape Breton, and
the Bay of Fundy and the Bay of Verte. 8vo. Halifax, 1826.
Diereville, M. Relation du voyage du Port Royal, de 1'Acadie ou de la
Nouvelle France, dans laquelle on voit un detail des divers mouvements
de la Mer, dans une traversee de long cours ; la description du pays,
les occupations des Fra^ais qui y sont etablis, les manieres des diffe-
rentes nations Sauvages, leurs superstitions et leurs chasses ; avec une
dissertation exacte sur le Castor. 12mo. Rouen et Amsterdam, 1708.
BATE D' HUDSON, ETC.] VOYAGES, ETC., HUDSON'S BAY, ETC. 1405
Moorsom, Capt. Wra. Letters from Nova Scotia; comprising sketches of a
young Country. I2mo. London, 1830.
(c.) HUDSON'S BAY TERRITORIES AND
RED RIVER SETTLEMENT.
(c.) TERRITOIRES DE LA BAIE D'HTJD-
SON ET ETABLISSEMENT DE LA
RIVIERE ROUGE.
See the Section POLAR VOYAGES, supra pages 528-533.
See also Section: WESTERN STATES AND TERRITORIES, supra, pp. 1384-1385.
Geography of Hudson's Bay : being the remarks of Capt. W. Coats, in
many voyages thereto, between 1727 and 1751 ; with extracts from the
Log of Capt. Middleton, on his voyage for the discovery of the North-
West Passage, in 1741-2 ; edited by John Barrow. 8vo. London, 1852.
For Maps of Hudson's Bay Territories, See supra page, 1338.
Marest, le Pare Gabriel. Relation d'un voyage a la Baie d' Hudson, en 1694,
avec M. d'Iberville. Voyez les Lettres Edifiantes, vol. 6.
Voyez aussi, La Potkerie, Histoire de 1'Ainerique Scptentrionale, etc.
Dobbs, Arthur. An account of the Countries adjoining to Hudson's Bay, in
the North- West part of America ; with an abstract of Capt. Middleton' s
Journal ; to which is added a letter from Bartholomew de Fonte, an
abstract of all the discoveries which have been published of the Coun-
tries in and adjoining to the Great Western Ocean, the Hudson's Bay
Charter, the standard of Trade in those parts of America, Vocabularies
of the languages of several Indian Nations, &c. 4to. London, 1744.
See North American Review, vol. ii, p. 9.
Ellis, Henry. A voyage to Hudson's Bay, by the Dobbs' Galley and California,
in 1746 and 1747, for discovering a North- West Passage. 8vo. Lon-
don, 1748.
Voyage a la Baie d' Hudson, fait en 1746 et 1747; traduit de
1'anglais. 8vo. Paris, 1750.
Robson, Joseph. An account of six years residence in Hudson's Bay, from
1733 to 1736, and 1744 to 1747 ; with an Appendix, containing a short
History of the discovery of Hudson's Bay, and the proceedings of the
English there since the grant of the Hudson's Bay Charter ; the sound-
ings of Nelson's Kiver, &c. 8vo. London, 1752.
McLean, John. Notes of a twenty-five years' service in the Hudson's Bay
territory. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1849.
Chappell, Lieut. Edw. Narrative of a voyage to Hudson's Bay, in His
Majesty's Ship Rosamund ; containing some account of the North-
Eastern Coast of America, and of the Tribes inhabiting that remote
region. 8vo. London, 1817.
1406 VOYAGES, ETC., POLAR 11EGIONS. [VOYAGES, ETC.,
West, John. Journal during a residence at the Red River Colony, British
North America ; and frequent excursions among the Indians, in 1820-
'21-' 22 and '23. 8vo. London, 1824.
Anderson, David. Bishop of Rupert's Lrfnd. Notes of the Flood at the Red
River, in 1852. 12mo. London, .
Tytler, Pat. Fraser. The Northern Coasts of America, and the Hudson's Bay
Territories ; with a continuation, by R. M. Ballantyne. 8vo. London,
1854.
Ballantyne, R. M. Hudson's Bay; or every-day life in the wilds of North
America, during six years residence in the territories of the Honourable
Hudson's Bay Company. With illustrations. Second Edition. 8vo.
Edinburgh, 1848.
Ryerson, ReV. John. Hudson's Bay ; or, a Missionary tour in the territory
of the Hon. Hudson's Bay Company* 12mo. Toronto, 1855.
See in the Canadian Almanac for 1858, an article on the Great North West.
(ci) POLAR REGIONS. | (A) REGIONS POLAIRES.
We specially refer to Section POLAR VOYAGES, supra pages 528-533, for the Geo-
graphy of Greenland, Kamtschatka, and the Arctic Regions, and travels
thereto ; and also, for voyages made for the discovery of a North- West Passage-
The following Works have been received since the printing of the first part of the
Catalogue :
JVEuller, G. P. Voyages et decouvertes faites par les Russes le long des cotes de
la mer Glaciale et sur 1'Oce'an Oriental, tant vers le Japon que vers 1'A-
merique. On y a joint 1'histoire du fleuve Amur, et des pays adjacens,
etc., avec une carte. Traduit de 1'Allemand, par C. G. F. Dumas. 2
vols. 12mo., relic's en 1. Amsterdam, 1766.
Mackenzie, Alexander. Voyages from Montreal, on the River St. Lawrence,
through the Continent of North America, to the Frozen and Pacific
Oceans, in the years 1789 and 1793 ; with an account of the rise, pro-
gress and present state of the Fur Trade in that Country. 4to. Lon-
don, 1801.
Simpson, Thomas. The Arctic discoverer. Life and travels of, by his
brother, Alexander.. 8vo. London, 1845.
Parry, Rear Admiral Sir W. Edward. Memoirs of, by his son, the Rev. E.
f Parry. 8vo. London, 1857.
Rae, John. Narrative of an expedition to the shores of the Arctic Sea, in 1846
and 1847, with Maps. 8vo. London, 1850.
Kane, Dr. Elisha Kent. The United States Grinnell expedition in search of
Sir John Franklin. New Edition, to which is prefixed a sketch of the
life of Sir John Franklin. 8vo. New York, 1857.
REGIONS POLAIRES.] CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. 1407
Osborn, Capt. Slierard. The discovery of the North-West Passage hy H. M.
S. "Investigator," Capt. R. M'Clure, 1850-' 51, -'52,-' 53,-' 54. Second
edition. 8vo. London, 1857.
Armstrong, Alex. A personal narrative of the discovery of the North- West
Passage, with numerous incidents of travel and adventure during nearly
five years continuous service in the Arctic Regions, while in search of
the expedition under Sir John Franklin. 8vo. London, 1857.
Crantz, David. The History of Greenland ; containing a description of the
Country and its inhabitants, and particularly a relation of the Mission
carried on for above these thirty years by the Unitas Fratrum ; trans-
lated from the High Dutch. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1767.
Staehlin, J. Von. An account of the new northern archipelago lately dis-
covered by the Russians in the seas of Kamtschatka and Anadir.
Translated from the German original. 8vo. London, 1774.
Lesseps, de. Travels in Kamtschatka during the years 1787 and 1788 ; trans-
lated from the French. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1790.
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mto |]m0fek tt fvmitik jjtriobiipes,
{ Mb tn Cmfra.
N. B. Notre eloignement du Bas-Canada, ou se sont publics jusqu'ici la plus
grande partie des ouvrages de litterature ou de politique, nous a empeches
de rendre plus complete, pour le moment, la presente section de notre cata-
logue, ainsi que celle des BROCHUEES CANADIENNES. Cette classe d'ouvrages
d'ailleurs ne se complete qu'avec le temps et chaque jour qui s'ecoulera devra
ajouter a la richesse et a 1'etendue de cette collection.
Voyez plus loin la section, des BROCHURES CAXADIENNES, et ci-deyaut celle de
I'HISTOIRK DU CANADA, pages 1270-1285.
Repertoire National, ou recueil de litterature canadienne, compile et public
par J. Huston, membre de 1'Institut canadien de Montreal. 4 vol.
8vo. Montreal, 1848-1850.
Vol. I. (1718-183*7,) conteuant, entre autres, diverses pieces en prose et en vers de M.
Joseph Quesnel, des poesies diverses de .MM. J. D. Mermet, Michel Bibaud,
F. X. Garneau, Pierre Laviolette, J. E. Turcotte, G. E. Cartier, N. Aubin,
F. R. Angers, J. Phelan, et autres.
" II. (1837-1844); contenant, entre autres, des poesiea de MM. J. G. Barthe, F. X.
Garneau, F. M. Derome^P. Chauveau, P. Garuot, Romuald Cherrier, Pierre
Petitclerc, F. R. Angers, et divers ecrits en prose de MM. J. Viger, P. de
Gaspe, Meilleur, Petitclair, Bug. L'Ecuyer,
1408 CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. [LITTER ATURE
Repertoire National : Continuation.
Vol. III. (1844-1846,) contenant, entre autres, tine trage'die en vers par A. Germ Lajoie, et
diverses poesies de MM. P. Chauveau, F. M. Derome, Jos. Lenoir ; un essai
sur 1'etat de la litterature en France, par M. Chauveau, et divers autres
Merits en prose de MM. A. N. Morin, Alp. Poitras, Eug. L'Ecuyer, 0. V.
Dupont, P. Lacombe, L. A . Olivier, L. . Letourneux.
" IV. (1846-1848,) contenant diverses poesies de MM. Lenoir et Charles Levesque, et
divers ecrits en prose de MM. Et. Parent, E. P. Tach6, G. Levesque, J. Huston
et C. Chiniquy.
Bib and, Michel. Epitres, Satires, Chansons, Epigrammes, et autres pieces de
vers. 12mo. Montreal, 1830.
Kidd, Adam. The Huron Chief and other poems. 8vo. Montreal, 1830.
Album du Canadien, choix de morceaux litteraires, historiques, scientifiques et
artistiques. 8vo. Quebec, 1849.
Cnauveau, 1'hon. P. J. O. Charles Guerin, roman de moeurs canadiennes. 8vo.
Montreal, 1852.
Ruche Litt^raire, la. Recueil de romans, poesies, etc., en 4 series, reliees
en 2 vol. 8vo. Montreal, 1853-55.
Literary Garland, (the.) A monthly Magazine, devoted to the advancement
of General Literature. Published by John Lovell and John Gibson,
First Series, from December 1838 to December 1842, (in 4 vols.)
New Series, a monthly Magazine of Tales, Sketches, Poetry, Music,
Engravings, (in 9 vols.) 8vo. Montreal, 1843-1851.
This Periodical, which after an existence of fourteen years, was discontinued,
was (for the greater part of that time at least,) the only Literary Magazine
in the English language, published in British North America. Its contri-
butions were chiefly original ; and in numerous instances from the pens
of esteemed Canadian writers. The Editor, for the first 13 years, was Mr.
John Gibson, the associate Publisher, after whose decease it was determined
to discontinue the publication. For the last year of its existence the
Magazine was under the joint supervision of Mr. Gibson and of Mrs. Gushing,
of Montreal, whose contributions, under the signature of E. L. C., had
enriched the magazine from the beginning.
By private and reliable information we are enabled to mention the names of the
following, who were among the principal contributors to this periodical, with
the signatures appended to their several papers :
, Mrs. Maclachlan, wife of Colonel Maclachlan, R. A. This lady wrote under the
signature of E. M. M., a series of beautiful Tales, which appeared in the vols.
of the First Series. Her contributions continued up to the time of her lamen-
ted decease, which occurred shortly after she left this country for England.
Mrs Moodie, of Belleville, the well known authoress of "Roughing it in the
Bush," and other works. This lady is a sister of the celebrated Historian,
Miss Agnes Strickland, and has resided in Canada for many years. Her
husband J. W. Dunbar Moodie, Sheriff of Hastings, has occasionally contri-
buted to the Garland.
ETC., EN CANADA.] CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. 1409
Literary Garland : Continued.
Mrs. Traill, of Douro, (sister of Mrs. Moodie,) and authoress of the "Backwoods
of Canada," which has gone through several editions, and other works.
E. V. C. Mrs. Cheney, of Montreal, a sister of Mrs. Gushing.
T. D. F. Miss Foster, another sister of Mrs. Gushing ; since married to the Eevd.
Mr. Giles, of Boston, who has also written several papers for the Garland.
R. E. M. Miss Mullins, since married to Dr. Leprohon, of Montreal.
A. R. Andrew Robertson, Esq. of the Montreal Bar.
Edmond Hugomont. Hugh E. Montgomerie, Esq., of Montreal.
A Monk of G Abbey. Revd. Joseph Abbot, of Grenville, author of " Memoirs
of a Missionary in Canada," &c.
Revd. A. H. Burwell, of Kingston, C. "W.
"W. S. William Spink, Esq. of the Legislative Assembly Office.
E. T. F. Edward Taylor Fletcher, Esq., of the Crown Lands Department.
Erasmus Oldstyle. J. Fennings Taylor, Esq., of the Legislative Council office.
Dr. William Dunlop,* known as "the Tiger," author of "Statistical sketches
of Tipper Canada," by a Backwoodsman.
Andrew L. Picken, author of several much approved Scottish Novels, and who
resided several years in Canada.
Mr. Gibson, besides his editorial labours, contributed occasionally to the Magazine
but without affixing any signature to his articles. The first tale in the first
vol. of the work was from his pen.
Anglo-American Magazine. From its commencement in July, 1S52, to
the discontinuance of the publication, in December, 1855. Published
by Thomas Maclear. 7 vols. 8vo.
(Another copy,) Toronto, July 1852 to
June 1853. Vols. I and II.
Mountain, Geo. J. (Bishop of Montreal.) Songs of the Wilderness, being a
collection of poems, written in 1844, with illustrative notes. 12mo.
London, 1846.
[Darling, Revd. Wm. Stewart.] Sketches of Canadian life, lay and eccle-
siastical. Illustrative of Canada and the Canadian Church. 8vo.
London, 1849.
McKinnon, Wm. Chs. St. George, or, the Canadian League ; a tale of the
outbreak in 1837, with an introduction. 2 vols. 8vo. Halifax, 1852.
Poems, by J. A. E. 12mo. Montreal, 1857.
* Eraser's Magazine, vol. vii, p. 436, contains an admirable and characteristic likeness of
the worthy Dr., and the same journal (vol. v, pp. 633-642,) contains a biographical sketch of
his life and writings, up to the time of the publication of the "Statistical sketches of Upper
Canada." After his appointment to the Canada Company's service, he also contributed to
Blackwood's Magazine, (vol. xxiv, p. 693,) the Autobiography of a Rat. He was elected, (and
seated on petition) as the member for the County of Huron, C. W., at the election in 1841,
and continued to represent that County until he resigned his seat in January, 1846. He died
on the 28th of June, 1848, at Lachine, near Montreal.
1410 CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. [LITTERATURE,
Traill, Mrs. C. P. The Canadian Crusoes ; a tale of the Rice Lake Plains ;
edited by the Sister of the authoress, Agnes Strickland. 12mo. New
York, 1853.
For other works of Mrs. Traill, and for Mrs. Moodie's Works, see supra, page 1402.
Items, (in Life of an Usher) on travel, anecdote and popular errors, hy One
in Retirement. 8vo. Quebec, 1855.
Sangster, Charles. The St. Lawrence and the Saguenay, and other poems.
8vo. Kingston, 1856.
M'Lachlan, Alexander. Poems. 12mo. Toronto, 1856.
Ryan, Carroll. Oscar and other Poems. 12mo. Hamilton, C. "W., 1857.
[Chapman, Prof. E. J.] A Song of Charity. Canadian Edition. 8ro.
Toronto, 1857.
The Canadian Journal for January 1858, page 17 and seq , contains a review of
the four preceding "Works.
See also infra section CANADIAN PAMPHLETS.
Literary and Historical Society of Quebec. Founded, January 6th,
1824. Transactions of the, Vols. 1 to 4. 8vo. Quebec, 1829-56.
Vol. 1. List of Officers of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, and preface.
Inaugural Address.
On the Geology of Lake Superior, by Commander H. W. Bayfield, R. N.
On Colouring Materials produced in Canada, by W. Green, Esq.
On Meteorological Phenomena observed in Canada, by Captain Bonnycastle, R. E.
Notes on the Saguenay Country, by A. Stuart, Esq.
Observations on a few of the Rocks and Minerals of Upper Canada, by Captain
Bonnycastle, R. E.
On the Geology of a portion of the Labrador Coast, by Lieutenant Baddeley, R. E,
On the Geognosy of a part of the Saguenay country.
On the Ancient Etruscans, Tyrrhenians, or Tuscans, by A. Stuart, Esq.
Notes on the country about the Falls of Montmorenci, by "Wm. Green, E^q.
On the Recent Shells which characterize Quebec and its environs, by Mrs. Shep -
pard of Woodfield.
Journey across the Continent of North America, by an Indian Chief, from Mr*
Le Page du Pratz, communicated by A . Stuart, Esq.
Observations on the American Plants, described by Charlevoix, by W. Shep-
pard, Esq.
Observations on the Myrtus Cerifera or Myrtle-wax shrub, compiled by W.
Green, Esq.
Catalogue of remarkable coincidences inducing a belief of the Asiatic Origin
of the North American Indians, by Major Mercer, R. A.
Observations on Crickets in Canada, by the Hon, J. Hale. .
ETC., EN CANADA.] CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. 1411
Literary and Historical Society of Quebec : Continued.
Catalogue of Canadian Plants, presented to the Literary and Historical Society
by the Right Hon. the Countess of Dalhousie.
Catalogue of the JVlineralogical collection belonging to the Literary and Histo-
rical Society.
And at the end of the volume, twelve prints, of which five are Lithographic.
Vol. II. On Coral Animals in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, by Captain Bayfield,R. N.
District traversed by the St. Maurice Expedition, in 1829.
Processes used in Dying, among the Huron Indians, by "Win. Green, Esq.
Sketches of the Tete de Boule Indians, by J. Adams, Esq.
Notes fin some of the Plants of Lower Canada, by Wm. Sheppard, Esq.
On Length and Space, by the Rev. D. Wilkie.
Additional Notes on the Geognosy of St. Paul's Bay, by Lieut. Baddeley, R. E,
Grammar of the Huron Langnage, by a Missionary of the Village of Huron In-
dians, translated from the Latin by Mr. J. Wilkie.
Sur le canon de Bronze trouve en 1826, sur un bane de Sable, dans le fleuve St
Laurent, par Amable Berthelot, ecr.
Remarks on the country lying between the Rivers St. Maurice and Saguenay,
by Lieut. Ingall, loth Regiment.
Notes upon the Dark Days of Canada, by the Hon. Chief Justice Sewell.
Topographical notices of the Country lying between the mouth of the Rideau
and Penetanguishine, by A. Shireff, Esq.
On the Textile Substances in use among the North American Indians, by W.
Green, Esq.
Autograph Letter of Cotton Mather on "Witchcraft.
Plan raisonne d'education generate et permauente, par J. E. Perrault, e'er.
On Stoves used in Russia for warming dwelling Houses, by the Honorable
Chief Justice Sewell.
On the localities of Metallic Minerals in the CanaJas, by Lieut. Baddeley, R. E.
Letters on Minerals, Mineral Waters, <fec., &c.
List of Donations to the Society.
Catalogue of the Library.
Catalogue of Instruments and Apparatus.
An Address by J. Skey, Esq., M. D.
And at the end of the volume, two Lithographic Maps and a Plan.
Vol. III. On the Temperature, Fogs and Mirages of the River St. Lawrence, by
W. Kelly, M. D., Surgeon, R. N.
Abstract of the Meteorological Journal kept at Cape Diamond, Quebec, from
the first of January 1824 to the 31st December 1831, with some remarks
on the climate of Lower Canada, by W. Kelly, M. D., Surgeon, R. N.
Theory of Parallel Lines ; being an attempt to demonstrate the Twelfth Axiom
of Euclid, by the Rev. D. Wilkie, A. M.
Notes on some of the Plants of Canada, by W. Sheppard, Esq., of Woodfield.
On the Magdalen Islands; being the substance of Four Reports, by Lieut.
Baddeley, R. E.
1412 CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. ["LITTERATURE
Literary and Historical Society of Quebec : Continued.
Pigments of Canada, by Mr. Green.
On the Medical Statistics of Lower Canada, by W. Kelly, M. D. Surgeon., R. N.
Notes on some of the Canadian Song Birds, by Mrs. Sheppard of Woodfield.
On an Inscription found in the heart of a growing Tree, by W. Sheppard, Esq.
of Woodfield.
Analysis of Mineral Water sent from Gaspe".
Ancient Document relating to Acadia.
Descriptive sketch of St. Paul's Island at the entrance of the Gulf of St. Law-
rence, by Mr. Adams.
On the Temperature of the Springs at Quebec. By Dr. Kelly, R. N.
Travertine or Calcareous Tufa. By. H. D. Sewell, Esq., M A.
Canadian Etymologies. By A. Stuart, Esq.
A Geological sketch of the most South-Eastern portion of Lower Canada. By
Lieut. Baddeley, R. E.
Abstracts of a Meteorological journal kept on Lake Superior, in 1824.
Abstract of a Meteorological Register kept at Cape Diamond, Quebec, from
January 1832 to December, 1834.
Notes on the Ancient English and Anglo-Saxon Language. By Dr. Fisher.
On some extraordinary forms of Mirage. By W. Kelly, M. D.
Notes upon the Country in the Vicinity of Quebec. By H. D. Sewell, Esq., M. A.
On the effect of Clearing and Cultivation on Climate, and on the situations most
favorable to the depositionjof Hoar Frost and Dew. By W. Kelly, M. D.
A Method for preventing the liquid condensation of smoke in Metallic Flues. By
W. Sheppard.
On the Temperature of the surface of the Water over the Banks and near the
Shores of the Gulf of the St. Lawrence. By W. Kelly, M. D.
Prize Essay on the Hyperboreans. By the Hon. A. W. Cochrau.
Observations on the Habits of the Salmon Family. By Dr. Henry.
Detached Thoughts upon the History of Civilization, By A. Stuart, Esq.
An Oration delivered before the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, at the
anniversary Prize Meeting, May 3rd, adjourned from April, 27, 1837. By
the Rev. D. Wilkie, A. M.
Five Plates and illustrations.
Vol. IV. (Odd numbers) 3 and 4. Quebec, 1855-56.
8. Edward Taylor Fletcher, Esq. The twenty years Siege of Candia.
A. R. Roche, Esq. Notes on the Resources and Capabilities of the Island of
Anticosti.
E. D. Ashe, Lieut. Royal Navy, F. R. A S., <fec., <fcc. Water Power of Quebec.
The same, Plan of the Construction of a Raft to rescue passengers from sinking
Ships.
Lieut. Noble, Royal Artillery, F. R. A. S. ^c. Mean results of Meteorological
observations taken at Quebec, during the Winter of 1853-54.
4. A View of Russian America, in connection with the present War. By A. R.
Roche, Esq.
The Social Condition of the Coast of Labrador. By Noel H. Bowen, Esq.
Reminiscences of the Boundary Survey between Canada and the United States,
from the Spring of 1843 to the close of operations in the field, in the Fall
of 1845. By F. N. Boxer, C. E.
ETC., EN CANADA.] CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. 1413
La Gazette de Quebec. Fonde'e en 1764 par MM. Brown et Gilmore ; pu-
bliee en Anglais et en Fra^ais, d'abord hebdomadairement, et format
petit-folio, puis deux fois par semaine, et plus tard quotidiennement,
(avec format agrandi.) Public et redige principalement parl'Hon. John
Neilson. 63 volumes.
M. Ronald McDonald et M. Etienne Parent ont aussi contribue a la redaction de
la Gazette de Quebec.
La Bibliotheque possede toute la collection de la Gazette, jusqu'a 1849, al'ex-
ception des Nos. 1 a 72 inclusivement, (1764-1765,) et desannees 1768, 1770,
1772, 1773, 1774, 1780, 1782, 1783, 1784, 1789, 1804, 1806, 1807, 1809, et
1827.
The Quebec Gazette, published by authority. From 1823 to 1848. 21 vols.
For the Official Gazettes of UPPER CANADA, and of CANADA, vide ante, p. 169.
The Quebec Mercury. From its commencement on the 5th of January,
1805. Editor and proprietor, T. Gary, Quebec.
The collection of the Mercury in the Library is complete.
Le Canadien, fonde a Quebec, par MM. Bedard et autres, le 22 Novembre,
1806, et public hebdomadairement, format petit folio, jusqu'au 14 mars
1810. Relic en 1 volume.
Le Vrai Canadien, public hebdomadairement a Quebec, par M. P. E. Des-
barats, depuis le 10 mars 1807 jusqu'au 6 mars 1811. Format petit
folio. Relic" en 1 volume.
Montreal Gazette, The. Published by Armour and others. Vol. 20, 22,
and from 29 to 45 inclusive, being for the years 1811, 1813, 1820-1837,
inclusive. In all, 21 volumes.
Le Canadien, Stabli a Quebec, par MM. Etienne Parent, (redacteur,) et J.
B. Frechette, (imprimeur,) en 1831.
Le Canadien a ete redige" par M. Etienne Parent jusqu'a 1'automne de 1842; de
1842 a 1854 par M. Ronald McDonald, et pendant quelque temps par
M. N. Aubin; de 1854 a 1857, par M. F. M. Derome. II est actuellement
redige par M. J. G-. Barthe. Proprietaire M. Ed. Frechette.
La bibliotheque possede la collection entiere du Canadien, en 25 vols.
La Minerve, Journal politique, litteraire, agricole, commercial et d'annonces,
fonde en 1826, par A. N. Morin, et publie par Ludger Duvernay,
depuis 1827 jusqu'a sa mort, arrivee en 1853.
Avaut 1'union des provinces, plusieurs personnes ont pris part & la redaction de
la Minerve, entre autres, MM. A. N. Morin, L. H. La Fontaine, Leon Gosse-
lin, Le Blanc de Marconnay, Ovide Perrault, N. Aubia, etc. A la fin de
1837, M. Duvernay ayant laisse la province, la Minerve a et6 publie"e quel-
que terns par M. J. Phelan (re"dacteur) et F. Le Maitre, imprimeur. R6ta-
blie en 1842, elle a eu successivement pour redacteurs, MM. J. Phelau, A.
Ge"rin Lajoie, R. Bellemare, etc. Proprietaires actuels, Duvernay, freres.
La collection que possede la bibliotheque ne commence qua la date du 11 sep-
tembre 1845.
1414 CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. [LITTERATTJRE,
lie Journal de Quebec, fonde le ler decembre 1842, par MM. Joseph Cau-
clion et Augustin Cote.
Redig6 par 1'hon. Jos. Cauchon jusqu'a son entr6e au ministere, comme commig-
saires des terres de la couronne, en 1855 ; par M. E. de Fenouillet, jusqu'ea
1856 ; et par M. Vidal jusqu'a Janvier, 1858.
Collection complete jusqu'a ce jour, en 13 volumes.
Le Pays, Journal public dans les interets democratiques, fonde a Montreal en
1851, et redigepar un comite de collaboration. J. A. Plinguet, propri-
etaire. 6 volumes. Folio.
MM. Labreche-Viger, Hawley, et Ch. Daoust ont ete successivement a la tete de
la redaction du Pays.
Le Courrier du Canada, journal des interets Canadiens, fonde a Quebec, en
1856, etredige d'abord par MM. J. C. Tache et Hector L. Langevin,
et subsequemment par M. J. C. Tache seul. Bureau et Marcotte, pro-
prietaires. 1 vol. Folio.
Fantasque, Le. Journal redige par un flaneur, (N. Aubin) etc. Vol. 1, 2, 3, 5,
et 6, relies en 4 volumes. 8vo. Quebec, 1837-1845.
Canadian Review and Literary and Historical Journal. Vols., 2 and 3
8vo. Montreal, 1824-1826.
The Kingston Chronicle and Gazette, from July 1840 to June 1842;
(containing a full Report of the debates of the 1st Session of the 1st
Parliament of Canada.) 2 vols. Folio.
The Toronto Globe, for 1856 and 1857. Published by Geo. Brown, M.P.P.
4 vols. Folio.
The Toronto Colonist, for 1856 and 1857. Published by S. Thompson &
Co. 4 vols. Folio.
The Toronto Leader, for 1856 and 1857. Published by James Beaty. 4
vols. Folio.
Canadian Journal, The. A repertory of Industry, Science, and Art ; and
a record of the Proceedings of the Canadian Institute : originally
edited by Henry Youle Hind, M. A.. Professor of Chemistry, Trinity
College, assisted by a Committee ; and since the commencement of the
New Series, in 1856, edited by Daniel "Wilson, L.L.D., assisted by the
Editing Committee of the Canadian Institute. From 1852 to 1857.
5 vols. Folio, and 2 vols. 8vo. Toronto.
This periodical contains many valuable papers on the Geology, Mineralogy, and
Natural History of Canada, as well as notices of the construction of some
of our Public Works, and other interesting contributions, from the pens of
esteemed Canadian -writers.
ETC., EN CANADA.] CANADIAN LITEEATIJKE, ETC. 1415
Canadian Journal: Continued.
The following Gentlemen compose the Editing Committee: lo. Geolo-
gy and Mineralogy : E. J. Chapman, Prof, of Geology and Minera-
logy, Univ. Coll. Toronto, 2o. Physiology and Natural History :
Rev. Wm. Hincks, F. L. S., Prof, of Natural History, Univ. Coll.,
Toronto. 3o. Ethnology and Archeology : Daniel Wilson, LL. D.,
Prof, of History and English Literature, Univ. Coll., Toronto. 4o.
Agricultural Science : H. Y. Hind, M. A., Prof, of Chemistry, Trin.
Coll., Toronto. 60. Chemistry : Henry Croft, D. C. L., Prof, of
Chemistry, and Experimental Philosophy, Univ. Coll., Toronto.
60. Mathematics and Natural Philosophy : J. B. Cherriman, M. A.,
Prof, of Natural Philosophy, Univ. Coll., Toronto. 7o. Engineering
and Architecture : Sandford Fleming, C. E.
Canadian Naturalist and Geologist- From its commencement in Fe-
bruary, 1856. Vol. I ; [edited by E. Billings of Ottawa, and published
first at Ottawa, and after the third number at Montreal.] Vol. II.
[conducted by a Committee appointed by the Natural History Society
of Montreal ; and containing also the Proceedings of that society.] 8vo.
Montreal, 1857.
This Magazine is devoted to the diffusion of information upon the geology, zoo-
logy and botany of British North America.
The British American Journal of Medical and Physical Science. Edited
by Archibald Hall, M.D., University of McGill College, (associated un-
til May 1847, with R. L. Macdonnell, M.D.) 5 vols. 4to. and 1
vol. 8vo. Montreal, 1845-1851.
Medical Chronicle and Montreal Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery.
Edited by Wm. Wright, M.D., and D. C. MacCallum, M.D. 8vo. 1857.
Canadian Economist. Free Trade Journal and Weekly Commercial News.
Published in Montreal by the Montreal Free Trade Association, from
the 2nd of May 1846 to the 24th of April, 1847. Small Folio.
The Canadian Merchant's Magazine and Commercial Review. From
its commencement in April, 1857- Published by William Weir & Co.
Vol. 1. 8vo. Toronto, 1857.
Upper Canada Jurist : vide ante, p. 165.
Upper Canada Law and Equity Reports : vide ante, p. 165.
Upper Canada Law Journal, and Local Courts Gazette. Formerly edited
by James Patton, and at present by R. A. Harrison and W. D. Ardagh ;
from its commencement in 1855 to December, 1857. Vols. I, II, III.
4to. Barrie and Toronto.
Each number contains Reports of cases and decisions of Local and Superior
Courts in Upper Canada, many of which are not published elsewhere.
1416 CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. [L1TTERATTJRE,
Revue de Legislation et de Jurisprudence, une collection de decisions
des tribunaux du Bas-Canada. Premiere annee. L. O. Letourneux, di-
recteur geVant. Vol.1. 8vo. Montreal, 1845-46.
N. B. This volume contains an analytical index to decisions in Court of King's
Bench, from 1808 to 1822.
Revue de Legislation et de Jurisprudence, par S. Lelievre, F. R.
Angers, J. U. Beaudry, &c. Vols. 2nd and 3rd, in continuance of the
foregoing. 8vo. Montreal and Quebec, 1 846-417 -4i8.
Lower Canada Reports. Decisions des Tribunaux du Bas-Canada.
Redacteurs ; MM. Lelievre et Angers, etc. 7 vols. 8vo. Quebec,
1851-57.
Law Reporter, the, published monthly. Journal de Jurisprudence,
public mensuellement. English Editor, T. K. Ramsay. Redacteur
fran9ais, L. S. Morin. Livraisons 1 a 8. (Discontinue.) 8vo. Mont-
re"al, 1854.
Montreal Condensed Reports. Precis de decisions des Tribunaux du
district de Montreal. Publie en meme temps que le recueil prece'-
dent, et par les memes editeurs, mais avec une pagination differente.
(Discontinue en meme terns.) 110 pages. 8vo. Montreal, 1854;.
La huitieme livraison contient un index et des tables pour les deux parties.
Le tout relic" en un volume.
Lower Canada Jurist, the. Collection de decisions du Bas-Canada. (Pub-
lished monthly, by a Committee of Advocates of Montreal.) From
January 1857. 8vo. Montreal, 1857.
The Editors have also published simultaneously with the periodical, but with
a distinct pagination, two valuable papers, entitled. 1. A view of the
Civil Government and Administration of Justice in the Province of Canada
while it was subjected to the Crown of France, attributed to "William Hey,
Esquire, the second Chief Justice of the Province. 2. A plan for settling the
Laws and the Administration of Justice in the province of Quebec, also attri-
buted to Wm Hey, Esq.
Hodgins, Thomas. The Canada Educational Directory, and Calendar for 1857-
1858 : containing an account of the Schools, Colleges, and Universities,
the Professions, scientific and literary Institutions [of both sections of
the Province] ; decisions of the Courts on school questions, &c., &c.
8vo. Toronto, 1857.
It includes historical notices of the Schools and other Institutions enumerated.
Journal of Education for Upper Canada : Edited by Rev. Egerton Ryerson,
D.D., Chief Superintendent of Education for Canada West, and J. G.
Hodgins, M.A., Deputy Superintendent. 1848 to 1857. 10 vols.
First vol. 8vo. and the others 4to. Toronto.
ETC., EN CANADA.] CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. 1417
Journal de 1'Instruetion Publique, fonde en Janvier 1857, et publie
mensuellement a Montreal, Bas-Canada ; redig6 par le Surintendant de
1'Education pour le Bas-Canada, (1'hon. P. J. O. Chauveau) et Joseph
Lenoir, ecr. 4to. Montreal, 1857.
Outre les articles sur les questions d'education, chaque nume'ro de ce recueil con-
tient la chronique des ev^nements du mois, et des morceaux choisis de litte-
rature ou d'histoire.
Journal of Education, published monthly, from 1st January 1857, at
Montreal, Lower Canada, edited by the Superintendent of Education
for Canada East (the Hon. P. J. O. Chauveau,) and John Radiger,
Esq. 4to. Montreal, 1857.
Canadian Agriculturist. A monthly journal of agriculture, horticulture,
mechanics, general science, domestic economy, &c. Edited by George
Buckland and William McDougall. Vols. 1 to 9. 8vo. Toronto,
1849-1857.
Journal and Transactions of the Agricultural Association and Board of
Agriculture of Upper Canada ; from its commencement in April, 1855.
Published quarterly under the superintendence of the President, Secre-
tary and Treasurer of the Board. [Edited by Professor George Buck-
land, the Secretary.] Vols. 1, 2. 8vo. Toronto, 1856-57.
Vol. 1 contains a sketch of the Transactions and operations of the Association
from its first institution in 1846, with Addresses, Prize Essays, and County
and Township Reports ; a notice of the rise and progress of the County and
Township agricultural societies in Upper Canada, which preceded the insti-
tution of the Provincial Association ; the laws passed for the encouragement
of Agriculture, and an account of the annual Provincial Exhibitions.
Journal of Agriculture and Proceedings of the Lower Canada Agricultural
So'ciety, published monthly by Wm. Evans. 3 vols. Svo. Montreal,
1848-1850.
Bas-Canada, Journal d' Agriculture et procede*s de la Societe d' Agriculture
du. Janvier, 1848 a Decembre, 1850. 3 vol. Svo. Montreal.
Journal de 1' Agriculture, et des Travaux de la Chambre d' Agriculture du
Bas-Canada. Publie sous la direction de M. J. Perrault, sec.-tres. de
la Chambre d' Agriculture du Bas-Canada, Eleve de 1'ecole Imperiale de
Grignon et du College RoyalAgricole deCirencester. Svo. Montreal, 1857.
Farmer's Journal, the, and Transactions of the Lower Canada Board of
Agriculture, (now published under the direction of M. J. Perrault.)
Svo. Montreal, 1857.
Almanacs de Quebec, pour les annees, 1797 1799 1802 1804 1S05
1806 1807 1808 1809 1810 1811 1812 1815 181G--1 817--
1818 1819--1820 1821 1823 1824 1825--1S26 1827 1828
1829 1830-1831 1832 1833-1834 1835 1836 1837 1840
1841. 36vol. 18mo. Quebec.
Vols. wanting; Years, 1798 1800 1801 1803 1813 IS 14
182218381839.
1418 CANADIAN LITERATURE, ETC. [BROCHURES
Canadian Almanac and Repository of Useful Knowledge, for the years 1851
1852 1853 1854 1855 1856 1857, in 1 vol. 8vo. Toronto.
Originally projected and published by Hugh Scobie, and since his decease by
Thomas Maclear. Besides copious statistical and meteorological information
each number contains a department of Mathematical problems, and an
original paper on some question of public interest. Every year a new map
is given, either of the Province generally, or of a section thereof.
for 1858. 8vo. Toronto.
Canada Directory, for 1851-52, exhibiting a variety of useful information.
By R. W. S. Mackay. Printed by John Lovell. 8vo. Montreal,
1851.
A Supplement to the, brought down to April, 1853,
accompanied with a map of Canada. By R. W. S. Mackay. 8vo.
Montreal, 1853.
Lovell's Directory, or Canada Directory, for 1857-58. Containing
names of professional and business men, and of the principal inhabitants,
in the cities, towns and villages throughout the Province ; alphabetical
directories of banks, benevolent and religious societies, clergy of all
denominations, crown and land agents, custom houses and officers of
customs, governmental departments and employes, militia, newspapers
and periodicals, ports of entry, registrars, post office department, post
offices and postmasters ; with statements of imports and exports, pro-
vincial debt, revenue, expenditure, revenue from canals ; trade, popula-
tion, school acts, tariffs of customs, &c., and railway and steamboat
routes throughout Canada. Corrected to November, 1857. Printed
and published by John Lovell. 1 vol. Gr. 8vo., of 1544 pages.
Montreal, 1857-
This Directory, which exceeds in magnitude and interest any work of the kind
ever attempted in this country, is accompanied by a large Map of the Pro-
vince, prepared for the Canada Directory, by T. C. Keefer, Esq., and which
is noticed in a preceding entry. The publication of this book has cost nearly
fifty thousand dollars, and in its type, paper, engraving, <fec., it is wholly of
Canadian manufacture.
Quebec Directory for 1826. By John Smith. 12mo. Quebec, 1826.
: 1852-53. By R. W. S. Mackay. 8vo.
1854-55 and 1855-56. By S. McLaughlin. 2 vols. 8vo.
Montreal Directory, for 1848-49, 1849-50, 1850-51, 1852-53. By R. W.
S. Mackay. 8vo.
Rowsell's City of Toronto and County of York Directory for 1850-1851.
Edited by J. Armstrong, 8vo.
Brown's Toronto General Directory, 1856 ; with statistical and general infor-
mation. 8vo. Toronto, 1856.
Railton's Directory, for the city of London, C. W., for 1856-57. With a
map. 8vo.
AMEHICAINES.J AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. 1419
American anh Canadian |)am- I firotjwm J|mmtahus rf
pjjhts. ' Canabicmus.
1. AMERICAN" PAMPHLETS. | 1. BROCHURES AMERICAINES.
Vol. I. [Tracts by Whitefield, and others, 1738-1744.]
2. Whitefield, Geo. Journal of a voyage from London to Gibraltar, and from
thence- to Savannah, in Georgia; in two parts. Second Edition. London, 1738. 56
2. Tailfer, Anderson, Douglas and others. A true and historical narrative of
the Colony of Georgia in America Charles-Town, 1741. 112
See Rich, vol. ii, p. 64.
3. The Report of the Committee of both Houses of Assembly of the Province
of South Carolina, to enquire into the causes of the disappointment of
Success in the late expedition against St. Augustine, tinder General
Oglethorpe. With an Appendix London, 1743. Rep., p. 112 appx. 79
2. Original papers relating to the expedition to Panama London, 1744 224
Vol. II. [Government of the Colonies, 1755-1756.]
1. A miscellaneous essay concerning the courses pursued by Great Britain in
the affairs of her Colonies, &c London, 1755. 134
See Rich, vol i, p. 111.
2. State of the British and French Colonies in North America, with a proper
expedient proposed for preventing future disputes London, 1755. 150
See Rich, vol. i, p. 109.
3. A description of the English and French territories in North America.
Dublin, 1755.. 28
4. French policy defeated, being an account of the hostile proceedings of the
French against the inhabitants of the British Colonies in North America,
for the last seven years, with two maps London, 1755.114
5. Two Letters to a friend on the present critical conjuncture of affairs in North
America, with an account of the action at Lake George Boston, 1755. .54
6. The Journal of Major Geo. Washington sent by the Hon. Robt. Dinwiddie
to the Commandant of the French forces in Ohio, with other papers ; and
a map London, 1754. .32
See Rich, vol. i, p. 105.
7. A letter to a friend giving an account of the Ohio defeat Boston, 1755. .30
8. A brief state of the Province of Pennsylvania. (See post, Vol. 3, No. 5.)
See Rich, vol. i, p. 111. London, 1755 . .45
9. A letter from a gentleman in London to his friend in Pennsylvania, with a
satire upon the manners and principles of the Quakers . . .London, 1756.. 23
10. An essay on the gold and silver mines of Mexico and Peru, with remarks on
gold mines in other parts; from the Spanish of Father Hernandez.
London, 1755.. 86
Y
1420 AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. III. [State of the Provinces, 1756-1757.]
1. An impartial view of the conduct of the Ministry in regard to the war in
America London, 1756 . .52
2. An account of conferences held and treaties made between Major Gen. Sir
W. Johnson, and the Chief Sachems and warriors of the Indian nations in
North America, in 1755-56; with an account of the Six Nations Indians,
&c. &c London, 1756 . .77
3. A Letter from New Jersey in America, giving some account and description
of that province London, 1756 . .26
4. An account of East Florida, with remarks on its trade and commerce.
London, . .90
The account of East Florida written by Wm. Stork. Rich.
5. A brief view of the conduct of Pennsylvania for 1755. (being a Sequel to No.
8, in vol. ii.) London, 1756 . .88
See Rich, vol. i, p. 117.
6. Proposals for uniting the English Colonies on the continent of America.
London, 1757.. 38
7. The contest in America between Great Britain and France, &c., &c.
See Rich, vol. i, p. 121 London, 1757.244
VoL IV. [Conduct of the War. 1758-1774.]
1. Theatre of the present war in North America by A.Y.*** Esq..London, 1758. .56
2. Occasional reflections on the importance of the war in America. London, 1758. 139
3. Genuine letters from a volunteer in the British service at Quebec.
London, 1758.. 39
4. The conduct of Major Gen. Shirley, late commander in chief of his Majesty's
forces in North America briefly stated London, 1758 . . 130
Apparently written by Gen. Shirley himself. Rich.
5. The conduct of a noble commander in America, impartially reviewed.
London, 1758.. 45
6. Letters from a farmer in Pennsylvania to the inhabitants of the British
colonies London, 1768.118
See Rich, vol. i, p. 164.
7. The Island of Tabago, its history, from its discovery to 1748 89
Vol. V. [Canada Question, &c., 1759-1760.]
1. An enquiry into the causes of the alienation of the Delaware and Shawanese
Indians from the British interest, and into the measures taken for recovering
their friendship, with a map of Pensylvania ; and the journal of C. F. Post,
sent on a mission to the Indians London, 1759 184
2. A letter to a Right Honorable Patriot ; upon the glorious success at Quebec,
in which is drawn a parallel between a good and a bad general ; and a par-
ticular account of the manner of general Wolfe's death, by Mr. Grove of
Richmond London, 1759. .58
3. Considerations on the importance of Canada and the Bay and River St.
Lawrence ; and of the American Fisheries dependant on the Islands of
Cape Breton, St. John's, Newfoundland, and the seas adjacent. Addres-
sed to the Right Hon. William Pitt London, 1759.. 23
4. The second Journal of Christian Frederick Post, on a message from the
governor of Pennsylvania to the Indians on the Ohio London, 1759. .67
AMERICAINES.] AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. 1421
Vol. V. [Canada Question, &c., 1759-1760.] Continued.
5. A letter to an Honorable Brigadier-General, (Lord George Townsend) com-
mander in chief of his Majesty's forces in Canada London, 1760 . .31
6. A refutation of the above letter, by an officer London, 1760. .52
7. French policy defeated, being an account of the original and progress of the
present war with France, with two maps London, 1760. 130
Vol. VI. [The American Stamp Act.]
1. The true interest of Great Britain with respect to her American Colonies,
stated and impartially considered, by a Merchant of London . .London, 1766 . .51
See Rich, vol. i, p. 154.
2. A plain and seasonable address to the Freeholders of Great Britain on the
present posture of affairs in America London, 1766 . .21
3. A Letter to the Gentlemen of the Committee of London Merchants trading
to North America London, 1766 . .30
4. Considerations on the American Stamp Act and on the Conduct of the
Minister who planned it London, 1766. .38
5. A short history of the Conduct of the present Ministry with regard to the
. American Stamp Act London, 1766 . .21
6. The Rights of Parliament Vindicated on occasion of the Stamp Act, addressed
to all the people of GreatBritain London, 1766 . . 44
7. Correct Copies of the Two Protests against the Bill to Repeal the American
Stamp Act, with lists of the speakers and voters Paris, 1766 . .24
8. The Grievances of the American Colonies candidly examined. Providence,
Rhode-Island. (Reprint.) London, 1766 . .48
9. List of the minority in the House of Commons, who voted against the Bill
to repeal the American Stamp Act Paris, 1766. . .8
10. The adventure of a Bale of Goods from America, inconsequence of the
Stamp Act London, \766 . .23
11. An application of some general political rules to the present state of Great
Britain, Ireland and America London, 1766 .. 86
12. Two Papers on the subject of Taxing the British Colonies in America,
drawn up by a club of American Merchants, and first printed in 1739.
London, 1767.. 22
13. The late Occurrences in North America and Policy of Great Britain
considered London, 1766. .42
14. An account of a late Conference on the Occurrences in America.
London, 1766.. 40
15. The Answer to a Colonel's Letter, by a wooden-legged soldier. "Wherein
some American matters are slightly touched upon London, 1766 . .36
16. The Legislative Authority of the British Parliament with respec^to North
America, and the Privileges of the Assemblies there, briefly considered.
London, 1766.. 20
17. Opposition of the Colonies to the Payment of the Stamp Duty ; and the
consequence of enforcing obedience by Military measures ; impartially
considered. Also a Plan for Uniting them to this Kingdom in such a
manner as to make their interest inseparable from ours, for the future.
London, 1 766.. 40
1422 AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. VII [Taxing the Colonies, 1766.]
Collection of the most interesting Tracts on the subjects of Taxing the Ameri-
can Colonies, and regulating their Trade. 2 vols. London, 1766
Vol. I. containing Tracts mostly first printed in America.
1. A Defence of the New England Chatters, by Jer. Dummer 88
2. The Rights of the British Colonies asserted and proved, by James Otis. . 120
3. Considerations on the Propriety of Imposing Taxes in the British Colonies. . .81
4. The late Regulations respecting the British Colonies in America, considered. ..62
5. The late Occurrences in North America and Policy of Great Britain con-
sidered 42
6. An Account of a late Conference on the Occurrences in America 40
Vol. VIII. [Taxing the Colonies, 1766.]
Collection of interesting Tracts, &c. Vol. II.
1. The Rights of Parliament Vindicated on occasion of the late Stamp Act.. 44
2. An application of some general political rules to the present state of Great
Britain, Ireland and America 86
3. A short history of the Conduct of the present Ministry, with regard to the
American Stamp Act 21
4. The celebrated Speech of a celebrated Commoner 17
5. Correct copies of the Two Protests against the Bill to Repeal the American
Stamp Act, with lists of the Speakers and Voters 24
6. List of the Minority in the House of Commons who voted against the Bill to
repeal the American Stamp Act 8
7. The Privileges of the Island of Jamaica vindicated, with an impartial narra-
tive of the late dispute between the Governor and House of Representa-
tives, upon the case of Mr. Olyphant, a Member of that House ; with an
Appendix, giving an Historical account of the establishment of the Colony,
its Constitution and form of Government ,.115
Vol. IX. [The Question of Right, 1768- -1769.]
1. A letter to the Right Honorable Wills, Earl of Hillsborough on the connec-
tion between Great Britain and her American Colonies,[by George Canning.]
London, 1768.. 40
2. Considerations on proceedings by Information and Attachment. London,1768 . .48
3. Considerations on the measures carrying on with respect to the British
Colonies in North America London, . 160
4. Bland, R. Enquiry into the Rights of the British Colonies. .London, 1769. .23
5. A short view of the History of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay with res-
pect to their original Charter and Constitution London, 1769 . .71
6. Otis, James. A vindication of the British Colonies London, 1769. .48
7. Shall I go to war with my American Brethren ? A discourse from Judges
the 20th and 28th, addressed to all concerned in determining that impor-
tant question f London, 1769 . .42
8. The Rights of the Colonies, and the extent of the Legislative Authority of
Great Britain, stated and considered London, 1769. .20
'9. A letter to the Right Honorable the Earl of Hillsborough, on the present
situation of Affairs in America London, 1769. 117
10. An Inquiry into the nature and causes of the present disputes between the
British Colonies in America and their Mother Country .... London, 1769. .76
11. Thoughts on the Origin and Nature of Government London, 1769. .64
AMERICAINES.] AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. 1423
Vol. X. [Massacre in Boston, &c., 1770-1772.]
1. A short narrative of the horrid Massacre in Boston, March 5th, 1770, by
Soldiers of the 29th Regiment London, 1770. 166
2. The Trial of Wm. Wemms, J. Hartegan, Wm. McCauley and others for the
Murder of C. Attucks, S. Gray, S. Maverick, J. Caldwell and P. Carr at
Boston on the 5th March, 1770 London, .216
3. Observations on several Acts of Parliament passed in the Fourth, Sixth and
Seventh years of his present Majesty's Reign London^ 1770 . .37
4. Report of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations on the petition
of the Hon. Thomas Walpole, Benjamin Franklin and others, for a Grant of
Land on the Ohio in North America to erect a new Government.
London, 1772.108
Vol. XI. [The Constitutional Question, &c., 1774.]
1. Select letters on the Trade and Government of America. Written by Gov.
Bernard at Boston, in 1763, '4, '5, '6, '7, '8. With proceedings of the
Assembly against the Governor, &c London, 1774.130
2. The letters of Governor Hutchinson and Lieut. Governor Oliver, &c., of
Boston, with remarks thereon London, 1774 . 126
3. A new Essay on the Constitutional Power of Great Britain over the Colonies
in America Philadelphia, 1774.126
4. Extracts from votes and proceedings of the American Continental Con-
gress, held at Philadelphia, on the 5th of September, 1774. London, 1774. .82
5. Considerations on certain political transactions of the Province of South
Carolina: containing a view of the Colony Legislatures; with Observa-
tions London, 1774.. 83
6. Answer to " Considerations on certain political transactions of the Province
of South Carolina." London, 1774. UO
Vol. XII. [The Unhappy Dispute, Quebec Act, &c., 1774.]
1. American Independence the interest and glory of Great Britain ; with reflec-
tion on the Boston and Quebec Acts London, 1774 . . 92
2. A Plan to reconcile Great Britain and her Colonies and preserve the depen-
dency of America London, 1774. .56
3. An Appeal to the justice and interests of the People of Great Britain in the
present Disputes with America London, 1774. .63
4. A short and candid Appeal to free Born Britons, by an American.
London, 1774.. 23
5. A letter on the unhappy Dispute between Great Britain and her Colonies.
London, 1774.. 47
6. A letter to Doctor Tucker on his proposal of a Separation between Great
Britain and her American Colonies London, 1774. . 36
7. Thoughts on the Quebec Act. London, 1774. .39
8. An appeal to the Public ; stating the objections to the Quebec Bill.
London, 1774.. 58
9. The justice and policy of the late Act of Parliament for making more
effectual Provision for the Government of the Province of Quebec, asserted
and proved London, 1774 . . 90
10. A summary view of the Rights of America, set forth in some resolutions
for the Virginia Convention London, 1774. .60
1424 AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. XII. Continued.
11. Quincy, J. Observations on the Act of Parliament commonly called the
Boston Port Bill ; with thoughts on Civil Society, and Standing Armies.
London, 1774.. 80
12. A Speech intended to have been spoken on the Bill for altering the Char-
ters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay London, 1774. .36
Vol. XIII. [American Revolution, &c., 17741775.]
1. To the People of Great Britain, from the Delegates of the 13 American
Colonies, in Congress, on Grievances London, 1775. .16
2. Appeal to the People of Great Britain, in the present Dispute with America,
by an Old Member of Parliament London, 1775. .68
3. Speech intended to have been spoken, in support oi the American Congress
Petition, by the Author of the foregoing London, 1775. .67
4. Speech intended to have been spoken on the Bill to alter the Charters of
the Colony of Massachusetts Bay London, 1774. .36
5. Sermon preached before the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign parts, on 19th Feb. 1773, by Dr. Shipley London, 1774. .15
6. Answqr to " Taxation no Tyranny 5 ' London, 1775 . .63
7. Essay, by the Pennsylvanian Farmer, on the power of Great Britain over her
American Colonies. (Written by John Dickinson.) . . . Philadelphia, 1774. 126
8. Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania, to the inhabitants of the British
Colonies ; (first published in 1767.) Re-printed London, 1774. 136
9. Address to the People of England, &c., on the present important crisis of
Affairs ; by Catherine Macaulay Bath, 1775. .29
10. Extracts from Proceedings of American Continental Congress, at Phila-
delphia, in 1774 82
11. Journal of Proceedings of the Congress at Philadelphia, in 1774 ; together
with a copy of the Petition to the King London, 1775. .66
Vol. XIV. [American Revolution, &c., 1775-1777.]
1. Journal of the Proceedings of Congress held at Philadelphia from Sept. 5,
1775 to April 30, 1776 London, 1778. 202
2. A friendly address to all reasonable Americans, on the subject of our Poli-
tical confusions, in which the necessary consequences of violently opposing
the King's Troops, and of a general non-importation, are fairly stated.
New York, 1775.. 56
3. Allen, Wm. The American crisis ; a letter addressed to Earl Gower, on
the present alarming disturbances in the Colonies London, 1774. .72
4. The American Querist ; or some questions proposed relative to the present
disputes between Great Britain and her American Colonies.
New York, 1774.. 32
5. Thoughts on the letter of Edmund Burke, Esq., to the Sheriffs of Bristol, on
the Affairs of America, by the Earl of Abingdon Dublin, 1777 . .48
6. Price, R. Additional Observations on the Nature and Value of Civil Liberty
and the War with America. Also, on the English and French debts and
finances London, 1777.176
7. Debates in the Asiatic Assembly London, 1767 . .39
VoL XV. [Miscellaneous, 1784.]
1. Observations on the Commerce of the American States, byJohn Lord Sheffield:
new edition, much enlarged; with an appendix, containing tables of the
AMERICAINES.J AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. 1425
Vol. XV. Continued.
imports and exports of Great Britain to and from all parts. Also exports
of America, &c London, 1784.287
2. Considerations on the present situation of Great Britain and the United
States, with a view to their future Commercial connections, &c., in
refutation of the foregoing "Observations.' 5 London, 1784.157
3. A Letter from an American now resident in London, to a member of Par-
liament, on the subject of the Restraining Proclamation ; and containing
strictures on Lord Sheffield's Pamphlet London, 1 784 . .52
4. Thoughts on the late proceedings of Government respecting the Trade of the
"West India Islands with the United States of North America, by Brian
Edwards, Esq London, 1784. .55
Vol. XVI. [Tracts, America. 1774-1807.]
1. The justice and policy of the late Act for making more effectual provision for
the Government of Quebec London, 1774 . .90
2. Succinct review of the American contest, by Zero, first published in 1778.
Reprinted, with a Preface London, 1782 . .35
3. Constitutions of the several independent States of America ; the declaration
of independence, &c London, 1782. 168
4. Randolph's Speech in Congress on non-importation of British merchandise
during the present disputes. With an introduction. .London, 1806, p. xiv. .31
5. Burke, Wm. South American independence the glory and interest of En-
gland -.London, 1807.. 82
6. Emancipation in disguise, or the true crisis of the colonies London, 1807.220
Vol. XVII. [American Pamphlets. 1773-1852.]
1. Address to the inhabitants of the British settlements on Negro Slavery in
America, by a Pennsylvanian, [Dr. Rush] Second Edition . Philadelphia, 1773 . .28
2. Vindication of the foregoing Address, in Answer to a Pamphlet entitled
" Slavery not forbidden by Scripture," Philadelphia, 1773. .54
3. Manual on the cultivation of the Sugar Cane and the fabrication of Sugar, by
B. Silli.nan. Washington, 1833.122
4. Report upon the Finances and Internal Improvements of the State of New
York, 1838 New York.. 71
5. Report of the committee of the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania on the Ex-
plosions of Steam Boilers, Part. 1 Philadelphia, 1836. . 85
6. Improvement in Steam Boiler Furnaces, by H. F. Baker, of Boston,
Massachusetts Boston, 1847. .21
7. Letters from the United States exhibiting the workings of Democracy therein
for the last 20 years, by an Anglo-American London, 1844. .59
8. Our Free Trade Policy examined ; by a Liverpool Merchant : with an appen-
dix on the Free Trade and Tariff question in the United States. Written
in 1846. (Reprinted.) Toronto, 1849.. 14
9. The Tariff Question, Protection, and Free Trade considered, by Horace
Greeley. New York, . .24
10. Patent Laws of the United States Washington, 1851.. 18
11. Information to persons having business to transact at the Patent Office of the
United States Washington, 1851.. 29
12. Early Recollections of the California Mines, and a description of the Great
Tulare Valley, by J. H. Carson Stockton, 1852 . .64
1426 AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. XVIII. [Tucker's American Tracts. 1775-1776.]
Four tracts, on political and commercial subjects. By Josiah Tucker, D. D.,
Dean of Gloucester, viz :
1. The great question resolved, whether a rich country can stand a compe-
tition with a poor country (of equal natural advantages) in raising of
Provisions and cheap Manufactures? With suitable inferences and
deductions.
2. The case of going to war for the sake of trade considered in a new light.
3. A letter from a merchant in London, to his nephew in America, concer-
ning the late and present disturbances in the Colonies.
4. The true interest of Great Britain set forth in regard to the Colonies.
Gloucester, 1776.224
5. The respective pleas and arguments of the Mother Country and of the
Colonies distinctly set forth ; and the impossibility of a compromise of
differences or a mutual concession of rights plainly demonstrated. Second
Edition, [being Tract V of Dean Tucker.] Gloucester, 1776 . .60
3. Letter to Edmund Burke in answer to his printed speech, said to be spoken
in the House of Commons on the 22d of March 1775. Second Edition.
Gloucester, 1775. .58
4. Address and earnest appeal to the landed interest, on the question whether
a connection with or a separation from the continental colonies of America,
be most for the national advantage and the lasting benefit of these Kingdoms ;
third Edition London, 1776 . .94
5. A series of Answers to certain popular objections, against separating from
the Rebellious Colonies, and discarding them entirely ; being the concluding
tract of the Dean of Gloucester, on the subject of American affairs.
Gloucester, 1776.108
Vol. XIX. [Cooper's Letter, Ouseley's Remarks, Emigration, &c. 1831-2-3.]
1. A letter of J. Fenimore Cooper to General Lafayette on thg expenditure of
the United States of America Paris, 1831 . .50
2. Reports of the Board of Managers of the Pennsylvania Colonization society
London, 1831.. 48
3. Ouseley (Wm. Gore.) Remarks on the statistics and political institutions of
the United States London, 1832.208
4. Uore (Maurice P.) Sketches, miscellaneous, descriptive and statistical, of the
seat of the Federal Government, the States of Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont
and Massachusetts, &c Cork, 1 832 .. 93
5. The Fourteenth report of the American Society for colonizing the Free People
of Colour of the United States Washington, 1831, pp. xxv. .32
6. Memorial of the New York Convention of Friends of Domestic Industry.
Boston, 1832.. 48
7. Tract on the American scheme of establishing colonies of Free Negro emi-
grants on the coast of Africa, as exemplified in Liberia. . . .Edinburgh, . .16
8. A copy of a letter from J. Freeman, together with a letter and extracts of
letters from settlers in the Huron tract, and other parts of Upper Canada
containing useful information respecting that country. .Framlingham, 1832. .12
9. American criticisms on Mrs. Trollope's " Domestic manners of the
Americans." London, 1833 . .64
AMERICAINES.] AMERICAN PAMPHLETS. 1427
Vol. XIX. Continued
10. Letters from Sussex Emigrants, who sailed in 1832, for Upper Canada,
extracts from writers on Emigration to Canada, from Canadian newspapers,
&c., and a Gazetteer of the places named in the letters.. . .Petworth, 1833. 107
Vol. XX. [North America. 1800-1817.]
1. Letters from Paris to the Citizens of the United States of America, on the
system of Policy hitherto pursued by their Government, relative to their
Commercial intercourse with England and France, &c. By Joel Barlow.
London, 1800.. 116
2. American Arguments for British Rights ; being a republication of the
celebrated Letters of Phocion, on the subject of Neutral Trade ; with a pre-
face by the English Editor London, 1 806, pp. xii . .74
3. Memoire sur les relations commerciales des Etats-Unis avec 1'Angleterre, par
Talleyrand, suivi d'un Essai sur les avantages a retirer de colonies nouvelles
dans les circonstances pre sentes, par le me me Londres, 1 808 . .47
4. Exposition of the causes and character of the late War with Great Britain.
Published by authority of the American Government London, 1815. .101
5. The soundness of the policy of protecting Domestic Manufactures ; fully
established by A. Hamilton, in his Report to Congress on the subject, and
by Thos. Jefferson in a letter to B. Austin Philadelphia, 1817. .24
6. Hints to Emigrants from Europe to the United States of America, on subjects
Economical and Political, affecting their welfare. By the Shamrock
Society of New York London, 1817. .29
7. Address of the American Society for the encouragement of Domestic Manu-
factures to the people of the United States. New York, 1817. .32
8. Sketch of the British Fur Trade in North America ; with observations
relative to the North West Company of Montreal. By the Earl of Selkirk.
London, 1816.. 130
9. Letter to the Earl of Selkirk, on his settlement at the Red River, near Hud-
son's Bay. By John Strachan, D.D., Rector of York, U. C . .London, 1816 . .76
10. Narrative of occurrences in the Indian Countries of North America, since the
connexion of the Earl of Selkirk with the Hudson's Bay Company, &c. ;
with an Appendix London, 1817 .. p. 152 ; Apx . .87
Vol. XXL [History and Sciences, 1843-1857.]
1. The Dutch at the North Pole and the Dutch in Maine. By J. Watts de
Peyster. Published by the New York Historical Society. .New York, 1857. .80
2. An Address delivered before the New York Historical Society, by Daniel
Webster, February 23rd, 1852 New York, 1852 . .57
3. New \ork Historical Society, Semi-Centennial celebration ; with an oration
on the necessity, the reality, and the promise of the Progress of the Human
Race, by George Bancroft New York, 1854 . .96
4. American Philosophical Society, for promoting useful knowledge. Celebra-
tion of the hundredth Anniversary, on the 25th May, 1843 ; with a dis-
course by Dr. Patterson, on the origin, progress .and labours of the society,
followed by the proceedings at a special meeting held on the 26, 27, 29 and
30th May, in further celebration of the occasion, with abstracts of scientific
papers then read, &c Philadelphia, 1843. .232
1428 CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. XXH. [Sciences. &c.. 1850-1856.]
1. Inauguration of the Dudley Observatory, at Albany, August 28th, 1856, in-
cluding: a Eulogy on the Hon. C. E. Dudley, by Washington Hunt; re-
marks by Dr. B. A. Gould, Professor Bache ; a letter from Mrs. Dudley ;
a discourse on the uses of Astronomy, by Edward Everett ; a Poem, by
Alfred B. Street ; and letter, &c., of the Scientific Council.. Albany, 1856. .139
2. Hitchcock, Edward. Discourse delivered during the session of the American
Association for the advancement of Science, on the Religious Bearings
of Man's Creation Albany, 1856. .52
3. Hopkins, Mark. Sermon delivered before the same Association, on Science
and Religion Albany, 1856 . .35
4. Hopkins, Bishop. Discourse delivered before the same Association, on the
relations of Science and Religion Albany, 1856. .30
5. Report on the Smithsonian Catalogue System.. . .Washington, 1850, pp. 64 . .17
VoL XXIII. [Lower Provinces, 1756-1853.]
1. Representation of His Majesty's Right to Nova-Scotia, from the Memorials
of the English Commissaries ; withanswars to objections. . London, 1756. .64
2. Letter to the President of the Board of Trade on the proposed Colonial
Timber Duties, and on the value and importance of the British North
American Colonies. By W. Sabatier London, 1821 . .75
3. Report of the Superintendent of Education on the Schools of Nova Scotia,
for 1 850. Halifax, 1851 .. 128
4. Belcher's Farmer's Almanack, for the year 1851 Halifax, N. S . .98
5. , for 1853 Halifax, N. S. .112
6. Nugent's Nova Scotia People's Almanack, for 1853 Halifax, N. S. .132
2. CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. | 2. BROCHURES CANADIENNES.
Vol. I. [Brochures publiees par 1'honorable D. B. Viger, 1826-1844.]
1. Analyse d'un entretien sur la conservation des etablissements du Bas-
Canachi, des loix, des usages, etc., de ses habitants. Par un Canadien, dans
une lettre a un de ses amis Montreal, 1826 . .46
2. Memoire de Denis Benjamin Viger, ecuyer, et de Marie Amable Foretier,
son epouse, Appelants ; centre Toussaint Pothier, ecuyer, et autres, Intimes,
a la Cour Provinciale d'Appel, d'un jugement de la Cour du Bane du Roi
de Montreal pour les causes civiles, du 20 fevrier, 1827. . . Montreal, 1827 . 170
3. Observations de 1'hon. D. B. Viger, contre la proposition faite dans le Conseil
Legislatif le 4 de Mars 1835, de rejeter le Bill de 1'Assemblee pour la
nomination d'un Agent de la Province Montreal, 1835. .79
4. Memoires relatifs a l'emprisonnement de 1'honorable D. B. Viger.
Montreal, 1840.. 57
5. Considerations relatives a la derniere revolution de la Belgique. Par un
Canadien. Re-imprime d'apres la publication faite de cet ouvrage, en Mai
1831 Montreal, 1842. .67
6. La Crise Ministerielle et M. Denis Benjamin Viger, etc. En deux parties.
Premiere partie : Observations sur les precedes de la Chambre, relatifs a la
resignation des Ministres. Seconde partie : Resume d'observations faites
en Chambre par M. Viger, surtout le 2 decembre 1843, dans son discours
relatif a la demande d'une adresse en faveur des Ministres resignataires.
Kingston, 1844.. 46
CANADIENNES.] CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. 1429
Vol. I. Continut.
L'hon. D. B. Viger est encore 1'auteur de3 remarques sur 1'Institution du
Jury, publiees par le Dr. Labrie dans sa brochure sur la Constitution
du Canada ; de plusieurs rapports sur les affaires publiques, presentes
aux Chambres du Parlement Canadien, et consignes dans leurs jour-
naux; et surtout de nombreux articles politiques et autres, publics
dans divers journaux franijais de Montreal, dont il a c'te le protecteur,
dans le cours de sa carriere.
Vol. II. [Brochures diverses publiees par M. Jacques Viger, premier Maire de
Montreal, Chevalier Commandeur de 1'Ordre de St. Gregoire le Grand, etc., ou
avec sa collaboration ; 1812-1857.]
1. Notice sur M. Jacques Viger, par M. de A. De Puibusque.
2. Relation de la mort de Louis XVI, Roi de France, par M. 1'Abbe H. Essex
Edgeworth de Firmont, Ptre de la Sainte Eglise Romaine, Vicaire General
du diocese de Paris, confesseur ordinaire de Madame Elizabeth et de Louis
XVI, dans ses derniers moments. Public par J. Viger Montreal, 1812. .46
3. A narrative of remarkable occurrences connected with the death of Louis
XVI, late King of France, translated from the French of the Abbe Edge-
worth de Firmont, late Vicar General of the Diocese of Paris, &c. By
Stephen Cleveland Blyth Montreal, 1812 .36
4. Observations en amelioration des lois des chemins, telles qu'en force dans le
Bas-Canada, en 1825. Par J. Viger, ecr., inspecteur des chemins et pouts
de la cite et paroisse de Montreal, etc Montreal, 1840. 36
5. Observations for the improvement of the Road Laws in force in Lower
Canada, in 1825. By J. Viger, Esq., &c Montreal, 1840. .40
6. Rapports sur les chemins, rues, ruelles et ponts de la cite et paroisse de
Montreal, Avril et Mai 1840. Avec notes, par J. Viger, inspecteur.
Montreal, 1841.. 32
7. Archeologie religieuse du diocese de Montreal, 1850. Par J. Viger, ecr.,
ancien et premier maire de Montreal, etc Montreal, 1850. .36
Ces pages ne sont qu'un echantillon d'un long ouvrage manuscrit, sous le
litre ci-dessus.
8. Archeologie Canadienne. Souvenirs historiques sur la Seigneurie de La
Prairie Montreal, -1857 . .13
9. Opinion de la presse du Canada sur deux Albums prepares par M. Viger,
et adresses le 4 Juin 1854, par les Peres du Concile tenu a Quebec a cette
epoque, a Mgr. Bedini, Nonce de Sa Saintete le Pape Pie IX, et contenant,
le premier : " Un precis historique de la formation, du but, etc., des cora-
munautes religieuses de femmes en Canada, accompagne d'un tableau
statistique de leur etat en 1853 ;'' le second: " Quatbrze peintures a 1'eau
representant le costume et 1'objet de chacune des quatorze institutions."
Montreal, 1854. ..8
10. Les Servantes de Dieu en Canada. Essai sur 1'histoire des communautes
religieuses de femmes de la Province. Edition revue, corrigee, augmentee
et specialement preparee pour le Canada. Par 0. de LaRoche Heron.
Montreal, 1855.. 158
" Nous devons a 1'amitie" de M. Jacques Viger une copie de son curieux
Precis Historique. Nous avons done puise tous les chiffres, les dates
et les donnees officielles de ces articles dans les tableaux statistiques
du savant Canadien." Preface, pages 13 et 14.
1430 CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. II. Continue.
11. Annales du Cabinet cle Lecture de Montreal. La vocation de la colonie de
Montreal, lecture prononcee par Messire H. Rouxcl, pretre de St. Sulpice,
le 7 Septembre 1857, et enrichie d'annotations historiques par M. le Corn-
mandeur Viger Montreal, 1857 . . 16
" Les etrangers qui out 6crit sur le Canada: 1'abbe Faillon, le R. P. Mar-
tin, M. Margry, M. de Puibusque, M. Ampdre, M. de la Roche Heron,
out eu obligation asa bibliotheque de manuscrits, monument d'un travail
de quarante anuses. On connait sa fameuse et volumineuse Saberdache,"
etc- (Dirtionnaire des Hommcs Illustres du Canada, par Bibaud, jeune,
a 1" article Viger .)
Vol. HI. [Brochures Historiques, 1836-1857.]
1. Relations des Jesuites sur les^ecouvertes et les autres evenements arrives
en Canada et au Nord et a I'Ouest des Etats-Unis, (1611-1672) Par le
Dr. E. B. O'Callaghan ; traduit de 1'anglais avecquelques notes, corrections
et additions, par le R P. Martin Montreal, 1850 . .79
2. Notice biographique et historique sur Michel Sarrasin, medccin du Roi, a
Quebec, conseiller au conseil superieur, etc Quebec, 1857. .13
3. Journal de Fexpedition sur le fleuve St. Laurent, contenant un rapport
detnille des mouvements de la flotte et de 1'armee anglaise, depuis le
moment de son embarquement, a Louisbourg, jusqu'a la reddition de
Quebec, en 1759. Extrait du New York Mercury, No. 385, datee de
New York, 3 1 decembre 1 759 16
4. Eloge historique de Monsieur le Marquis de Montcalm. (Extrait du Mercure
de Prance, 1760.) Avec le portrait de Montcalm Quebec, 1855. .16
5. Siege de Quebec en 1759, copie d'apres un manuscrit apporte de Londres,
par 1'hon. D. B. Viger, lors de son retour en Canada, en Septembre 1834.
Quebec, 1836.. 41
6. Observations d'un catholique sur I'histoire du Canada de 1'honorable Wm.
Smith. Extrait de la Gazette de Quebec, du 11 Janvier 1827. Quebec.. 13
7. Les premiers colons de Montreal, par Messire Rouxel, pretre Sulpicien.
Lu au cabinet de Lecture Paroissial de Montreal, le 23 Mai 1857.
Montreal, 1857.. 8
8. La vocation de la colonie de Montreal, lecture parle meme. Montreal, 1857.. 16
9. Manuel de Notre Damede Bonsecours a Montreal, orne de deux gravures en
taille douce. Par le R. P. Martin Montreal, 1848. .178
On trouve dans la premiere partie de ce petit volume une notice sur la cha-
pelle de Notre Dame de Bonsecours a Montreal, " tire~e en partie d'une
notice fort curieuse sur les anciens monuments de Montreal, publiee
dans les Melanges Religieux eu 1842 et 1843, par son honneur Jacques
Viger, premier maire de Montreal, a qui le pays est redevable des plus
anciennes et des plus interessantes recherches archeologiques."
Vol. IV. [Historical and Political Tracts, 1760-74.]
1. The interest of Great Britain considered with regard to her Colonies, and the
acquisitions of Canada and Guadaloupe, &c. London, 1760. .47
2. The case of Great Britain and America, addressed to the King, &c. Lond. 1769. .16
3. Letter to the inhabitants of the Province of Quebec. Extracted from the
minutes of the Congress Philadelphia, 1774.. 13
4. Sailing Directions for the Gulph and River St. Lawrence, with occasional re-
marks. . Philadelphia, 1774. 36
CANAUIENNES.] CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. 1431
Vol. V. [Historical and Political Tracts, 1824-39.]
1. Observations on the proposed Union of the Provinces of Upper and Lower
Canada, by James Stuart, agent of the petitioners for that measure.
London, 1824.. 114
2. Letter from J. L. Papineau and J. Neilson, Esqs., addressed to His Majesty's
under Secretary of State on the subject of the proposed Union of Upper
and Lower Canada ; with appendix London, 1824. .81
3. Abstract of a bill for uniting the Legislative Councils and Assemblies of
Upper and Lower Canada in one Legislature London, 1824. .29
4. A reply to the report of the Earl of Durham, by a Colonist (Judge flaliburton.)
London, 1839.. .91
5. Facts versus Lord Durham. Remarks on Lord Durham's Report, so far as
relates to Prince Edward's Island ; with a tabular view of the British Pro-
vinces in North America. By a Proprietor London, 1839 . .21
6. A letter to Lord Melbourne on the Executions in Canada, with remarks on
Capital Punishment, by a Modern Moralist London, 1839. .36
7. Letter to Viscount Melbourne on the Ordinance of the Earl of Durham.
London, 1839.. 32
Vol. VI. [Historical and Political Tracts, 1824-1857.]
1. Statistics of the trade, industry and resources of Canada, and the other Plan-
tations in British America, by Henry Bliss London, 1833.169
2. Letter from J. L. Papineau and J. Neilson, on the proposed Union of the two
Canadas London, 1824 . .81
3. Letter respecting a plan for a general Union of the British provinces, and on
the proposed union of the Canadas London, 1824.. 27
4. Remarks on a plan " for a general Legislative Union of the British provinces
in North America" London, 1824 . .20
5. Essay on the Oregon question, written for the Shakespeare Club, by Edmund
A. Meredith, L. L. B Montreal, 1846 . 43
6. Two lectures on Canada, by Rollo Campbell, of Montreal, delivered at
Greenock, 20th and 23d January, 1857 Montreal, 1857. .47
7. Return to an Address of the Legislative Assembly for copies of charters,
leases, &c., under which the Hudson's Bay Company claim title to the Hud-
son's Bay Territory ; including a memorandum by the Hon. J. Cauchou,
Commissioner of Crown Lands, on the subject of territory, boundary and
jurisdiction Toronto, 1857.. 75
8. Rapport du comite charge de prendre et recueillir des informations relatives
aux droits de la compagnie de la Baie d'Hudson, en vertu de sa charte, &c.
Toronto, 1857.. 27
Vol. VII. [Geography, &c , 1854-1857.]
1. Le Canada, courte esquisse de sa position geographique, son climat, ses
ressources, etc. Publie par autorite Toronto, 1857 . .23
2. Same work in German 26
3. Same work in Norwegian 20
4. Montreal and the Ottawa, two lectures before the Mechanics' Institute of Mon-
treal, in January 1853 and 1854; by Thos. C.. Keefer. . . Montreal, 1854. .73
5. The United Counties of Frontenac, Lennox and Addington ; a prize essay,
by C. W. Cooper Kingston, 1856.105
6. A view of Russian America, in connection with the present war; by A. R.
Roche Montreal, 1855 . .70
1432 CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES
Vol. Vm. [Political and Historical, 1839-1857.]
1. Notes upon the South Western Boundary line of the British Provinces of
Lower Canada and New Brunswick and the United States of America.
Montreal, 1839.. 63
2. Cnbbeer Burr 5 or the tree of many trunks: Part 1, British Empire ; Part 2,
United Kingdom; Part 3, Canada Montreal, 1841.. 33
3. On the forthcoming union of the two Canadas,by Henry Taylor. Montreal,l84l...88
4. On the present condition of United Canada, as regards her agriculture, trade
and commerce, by Henry Taylor Toronto, 1850. 188
5. On the intention of the British Government to unite the Provinces of British
North America, and a review of some events which took place during the last
session of the Provincial Parliament. By H. Taylor Hamilton, 1857. .67
Vol. IX. [Political Tracts, 1827-1840.]
1. Letter from Delta to Senex, containing some observations and strictures on a
late manifesto published in the newspapers, in a sinister form of an address
from a junto of members of the Provincial Parliament of Lower Canada to
their constituents, to which is added an Appendix consisting of the speech
of His Excellency the Governor in chief on proroguing the last session of
Provincial Parliament, and the said manifesto Montreal, 1827. 136
2. Rapport du comite de la chambre des communes sur le gouvernement civil
du Canada ; 22 juillet 1828 .. 13
3. Observations sur la reponse de Mathieu, Lord Aylmer, a la deputation du
Tattersall et sur le discours du tres Hon. E. G. Stanley dans la chambre
des communes, sur les affaires du Canada, le 15 avril 1834. Montreal, 1834. .40
4. Memoires relatifs a remprisonnement de Thon. D. B. Viger . .Montreal, 1840. .57
Vol. X. [Miscellaneous. 1834-1839.]
1. Young, G. R. Letters to the Right Hon. E. G. Stanley, upon the existing
treaties with France and America, as regards their " Rights of Fishery"
upon the coasts of Nova Scotia, Labrador and Newfoundland; the viola-
tions of these treaties by the subjects of both powers, &c., with a general
view of the Colonial Policy : with a map London, 1834. 193
2. Canadian, British American, and West Indian Magazine. The Nos. for
February, March, April, May and June, 1839; containing a History of
Canada, to the treaty of Utrecht, in 1713, Reviews of Lord Durham's Report
letters from Canadian politicians and public men, papers on Emigration,
including additional letters from the Petworth Emigrants, &c 1839 . 224
3. Neilson, Joseph. Observations upon Emigration to Upper Canada, with a
brief topographical sketch of the different Districts of the Province ; a prize
Essay Kingston, 1837 . . 74
4. Rise and Progress of the recent Popular movements in Lower Canada. From
the Patriot Extra (United States Newspaper,) Dec. 15th 1837, followed
by a letter to a friend, on the same movements, bearing no signature and
dated Philadelphia, Nov. 26, 1838 Extract, 12. Letter. . 18
5. Horton, Sir R. W. Ireland and Canada; supported by local evidence. " In-
tended to prove the facility with which sufferings in Ireland may be con-
verted into comfort and prosperity in British North America." London, 1839. .78
6. Correspondence between the Right Hon. Sir R. W. Horton and J. B. Ro-
binson, Esq., Chief Justice of Upper Canada, upon the foregoing pamphlet.
(Ireland and Canada.) London, 1839 . .32
CANADIENNES.] CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. 1433
Vol. X. Continued.
7. Morris, P. A short reply to the speech of Earl Aberdeen and also a letter to
the Most Noble the Marquis of Normanby, on the state of Newfoundland.
Liverpool, 1839. 19
Vol. XL [Political and Historical Tracts, 1837-1839.] ,
1. Remarks on the Proceedings as to Canada, in the present Session of Parlia-
ment. By one of the Commissioners, 10th April, 1837 London, 1837. .67
2. A plain Statement of the Quarrel with Canada ; in which is considered who
first infringed the Constitution of the Colony London, 1838. .20
3. Yule, Major P. Remarks on the North Western Boundary of New Brunswick,
bordering op the United States, with a Sketch of the disputed territory.
London, 1838.. 28
4. The Bubbles of Canada. (By Judge Haliburton.) London, 1839.332
5. Young, G. A. The Canadian Question London, 1839.. 83
6. Bowles, Capt. Suggestions for the Conveyance of our Reinforcements to
Canada London, 1837. .12
7. Ordinance of the Earl of Durham. Letter to Viscount Melbourne on the,
By a Commoner London, 1839. .32
8. Horton, Sir R. W. Ireland and Canada ; supported by Local Evidence.
London, 1839.. 78
Vol. XII. [Miscellaneous, 1817-1852.]
1. Letters from the Dorking Emigrants who went to Upper Canada, in 1832.
Edited by Charles Barclay London, 1833 . .44
2. View of the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada ; with hints for their impro-
vement. With a Map. By the Rev. Dr. Charles Stewart. London, 1817. .20
3. Essay on the Juridical History of France so far as relates to the Law of Lower
Canada. By the Hon. Chief Justice Sewell Quebec, 1824. .84
4. Comparative advantages between the United States and Canada for British
Settlers. A letter to Capt. Barclay, of Ury,in reply to mis-statements in
his " Agricultural Tour." By Thomas Rolph London, 1842. .32
5. Canada : its growth and prospects, two lectures by the Rev. Adam Lillie.
Toronto, 1852.. 47
6. Journal of Visitation in Western Canada by the Lord Bishop of Toronto,
in 1842. With a Map of the Diocese London, 1846.. 64
7. Letter to Lord John Russell on the present state of the Church in Canada.
By John, Lord Bishop of Toronto London, 1851 . .22
8. The Rectories of Upper Canada : a Return to an Address of the House of
Commons dated llth March, 1839; with an Appendix of documents re-
lating to the Clergy Reserves, from the Toronto Colonist. .Toronto, 1852. .54
9. Party Spirit; a serious expostulation with the Revd. Vicar of St. Peter's,
Sheffield. By the Rev. Canon Trevor. Third Edition Sheffield, 1851 . .47
Vol. XIII. [Head's Narrative, &c., 1839.]
1. Head, Sir Francis B. Narrative, with Appendix London, 1839 . 526
2. Narrative. Preface and supplementary Chapter to the
third edition London, 1839.. 36
3. Glenelg, Lord. Despatches to Sir F. B. Head, during his Administration of
the Government of Upper Canada London, 1839.193
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Vol. XIV. [Lord Durham's Report, Quebec Act, &c , 1839.]
1. Durham, Earl of. Report and Despatches on the Affairs of British North
America : London, 1839. 423
2. Debates of the House of Commons in the year 1774, on the Bill for the Govern-
ment of the Province of Quebec. Now first published by J. Wright.
With two Maps of Canada, from the first and second editions of Mitchell's
Map of British North America, published in 1755 London, 1839.303
VoL XV. [Political Tracts, &c. 1827-1839.]
1. Report of the Court of Directors of the Canada Company, 28th June, 1827. .
London, 1827.. 24
2. Observations on the Importance of the North American Colonies to Great
Britain. By an Old Inhabitant of British North America. (Mr. Haliburton.)
London, 1831.. 49
3. Remarks on the Proceedings as to Canada in the present Session of Parlia-
ment: by oneof the Commissioners London, 1837. .67
4. A correct Account of the Rise and Progress of the recent Popular Move-
ments in Lower Canada Bungay, 1838 . . 12
5. The Canadian Crisis and Lord Durham's Mission to the North American
Colonies. By M. N. London, 1838. .56
6. The Canadian Controversy ; its origin, nature and merits London, 1838. .84
7. Gore, (Montague.) Observations on the Disturbances in Canada. London, 1838.. 38
8. Report from the Select Committee of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada
on the State of the Province, with an Appendix Toronto, 1838.167
9. Notices of the llideau Canal; by a Friend to Justice and Merit. With a
sketch of the Chaudiere Bridge Kingston, U. C., 1832.. 22
10. Report of the Huron Fishing Company, with sketches of Gheghets Islands
north of the River Sawgine, and of the principal fishing stations.
London, 1839.. 15
Vol. XVI. [Reports of Royal Commissioners, &c. 1836-1840.]
1. Report of the Royal Commissioners appointed to enquire into the State of
Canada Quebec, 1836. .87
2. Rapport de Lord Durham, Haut Commissaire de Sa Majeste, etc. sur les
affaires de 1' Amerique Britannique Quebec, 1840 . . 78
Vol. XVII. [Historical and Political Tracts, 1834-1842.]
1. Les 92 Resolutions et de"bats sur icelles, &c., 1834 80
2. Notes diverses sur le Bas-Canada, par Amury Girod, cultivateur a Varennes,
Debartzch, 1835.129
3. Report of the case of John Teed on an application for a Writ of Habeas
Corpus, decided by the Court of King's Bench at Quebec : also the opinions
of Justices Panet and Bedard Quebec, 1 839 . . 1 1
4. Letters on Responsible Government and an Union of the colonies of British
North America. By George R. Young, Esq Halifax, 1840. .28
5. Letters to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, &c , an opinion showing that the
proposed repeal of the union existing between the Island of Cape Breton
and Nova Scotia, would be unconstitutional, as well as inexpedient.
Halifax, 1842. . 14
Vol. XVm. [Tracts, Political and Historical, 1839-1851.]
1. Histoire de 1'Insurrection du Canada, par L. J. Papineau, en refutation du
Rapport de Lord Durham Burlington, 1839 . .35
2. Six lectures sur 1'annexion du Canada aux Etats-Unis, par L. A. Dessaulles.
Montreal, 1851.. 200
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Vol. XIX. [Political Tracts, 1845-1856.] Pages
1. Correspondance entre 1'hon. W. H. Draper et 1'hon. R. E. Caroti, et entre
1'hon. R. E. Caron et les lions. L. H. Lafontaine et A. N. Morin.
Montreal, 1846.. 35
The same in English.
2. Revue de la revue du pamphlet de Thon. R. E. Caron Quebec, 1846. .18
3. Report of the proceedings of a meeting of the friends and admirers of Lord
Metcalfe in Montreal, 1st February 1847 . . .Montreal, 1847 . .15
4. A brief review of the revenue, resources and expenditures of Canada, com-
pared with those of the neighbouring State of New York, with a reined}'
to relieve fne province from extravagant expenditure, direct taxation, &c.
By W. H. Merritt, M.P. P St. Catharines, C. W., 1 845 . .22
5. Documents relating to the resignation of the Canadian Ministry in Septem-
ber, 1854. Speech of Hon. F. Hincks, correspondence with Mr. Wilson,
M. P. P., &c Quebec, 1854.. 27
6. La Pleiade Rouge, par Gaspard Le Mage . . .Quebec, 1854-5 . .22
7. How patriotic services are rewarded in Canada, exemplified in the case of
Major Lachlan, late of Montreal Cincinnati, 1856 . .16
Vol, XX. [Political and Historical, 1836-1844.]
1. Existing difficulties in the Government of the Canadas: by J. A. Roebuck, M.P.
London, 1836.. 68
2. Recent occurrences in Canada ; from the " Monthly Repository" of February,
1836 L ondon, . . 16
3. Speech of Sir W. Molesworth Bt. on the Canada Bill, 23rd January 1838. . .
London, 1838. .48
4. Reply to the Report of the Earl of Durham, by a Colonist (Judge Haliburton.)
London, 1839.. 91
* 5. An Address to the House of Lords, against the Canada Re-Union Bill, and
disclosing the improper means by which the consent of the Legislature of
the Upper Province has been obtained to the measure. By Sir F. B. Head,
Bart London, 1840. .52
6. The " Crise" Metcalfe, and the Lafontaine-Baldwin cabinet defended, by
Zeno Quebec, 1844.. 44
7. View of Sir Chs. Metcalfe's Government of Canada ; by a member of the
Provincial Parliament (E. G. Wakefield) London, 1844. .43
Vol. XXI. [Political and Historical, 1855-1857.]
1. Report from the select committee of the Legislative Council on the accusa-
tions made against the members of the late Administration, together with the
minutes of evidence, appendix, &c Quebec, 1855. 115
2. Minutes of the evidence and proceedings of the select committees on the
Saguenay, Argenteuil, Kamouraska and Laval contested elections.
Quebec, 1854.. 54
3. Minutes des deliberations du comite sur 1'election de Lotbiniere.
Quebec, 1854.. 70
4. Return to an Address for names of persons appointed to Office since 28th
March 1855, with salary and fees in each case Toronto, 1857 - .24
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Vol. XXH. [Political and Historical, 1847-1856.] Pages
1. Suggestions on the military resources of Canada, and the means of organizing
a small provincial army for the defence of the colony, by A. Roche. .1853. .18
2. How patriotic services are rewarded in Canada, exemplified in the case of
Major Lachlan, late of Montreal Cincinnati, 1 856 . . 16
3. Narrative of the failure of an attempt to establish a great national insti-
tution, for the reception of Orphan Cfiildren of Officers of the British
Army ; but so constituted, as to form, at the same time, a seminary for the
Education of Officers' sons and daughters in general ; by Major Lachlan.
Montreal, 1854.. 45
4. Duane,W. Canada and the continental congress of 1774-76. Philadelphia, 1850 . .20
5. Mountain, G. J. Bishop of Montreal. Thoughts on Annexation in connexion
with the duty and the interest of members of the church of England, and
as affecting some particular religious questions Quebec, 1849 . .28
6. Tellier, Rev. Pere. Discours prononce le jour de la celebration de la fete de
St. Jean Baptiste a Toronto Toronto, 1851. .11
7. The Clergy Reserves. A letter from the Bishop of Toronto to the Honorable
A. N. Morin Toronto, 1854.. 27
8. FitzGibbon, Col. An appeal to the people of the late province of Upper
Canada, on his claims for public services , Montreal, 1847. .65
9. Thoughts on the last Election, and matters connected therewith, by an old
citizen ..... Montreal . . 16
Vol. XXIII. [Miscellaneous, 1856-1857.]
1. Haliburton, Hon. Mr. Justice. Address on the present condition, resources
and prospects of British North America, delivered the 25th March, 1857,
at Glasgow ., Montreal, 1857 . . 17
2. The Seat of Government of Canada, its Legislative Council and " double
majority" question, &c. By Dunbar Ross, Esq Quebec, 1856 ...35
3. McCalmont, Robert. Letter to the Shareholders of the Grand Trunk Rail-
way of Canada, with a report to him by Mr. Liddell, on the best mode of
bridging the St. Lawrence, at Montreal, together with counter-reports by
MM. R. Stephenson, I. K. Brunei, Ed. Clark and A. M. Ross, and
replies to each, by Mr. Liddell London, 1856 . .77
4? Montreal in 1856. A sketch prepared for the celebration of the opening of
the Grand Trunk Railway of panada Montreal, 1856 . .51
5. Return to an Address of the Honorable Legislative Assembly, requiring
copies of any Charters, Leases, or other Documents, under which the
Honorable Hudson's Bay Company claims Title to the Hudson's Bay
Territory, or any Maps relating thereto in the possession of the Govern-
ment Toronto, 1857 . .75
6. Report of the Committee appointed to receive and collect evidence as to the
rights of the Hudson's BayCompany under their Charter,J&c. Toronto, 1857. .25
Vol. XXIV. [Colonization and Emigration, 1851-1857.]
1. Premier et second rapports du comite special, nomme pour s'enquerir des
causes qui retardent la colonisation des townships de 1'Est du Bas-
Canada . . . Quebec, 1851 . 170
2. Information for Emigrants on the Ottawa and Opeongo Road, and its vici-
nity ; by T. P. French. Crown Land Agent Ottawa, 1857. .36
3. Traill's (Mrs.) Female Emigrant's Guide. Fourth edition. Toronto, 1854. .218
CANADIENNES.] CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. 1437
Vol. XXV. [Colonisation, etc., 1855-1857.]
1. Annual Report of A. 0. Buchanan, Esq., on the Emigration to Canada,
during the season of 1854. Quebec, 1855. .35
2. Rapport du comite special, nomme pour s'enquerir des causes de 1'emigra-
tion du Canada aux Etats Unis d'Amerique ou ailleurs. . Toronto, 1857. .149
Vol. XXVI. [Agriculture, Emigration, &c., 1790-1850.]
1. Papers and Letters on Agriculture, recommended to the attention of the
Canadian Farmer, by the Agricultural Society in Canada, (in English
and French.) . , Quebec, 1790 . .35
2. Essai pratique sur la maniere de reparer et entretenir les chemins publics ;
par J. L. McAdam Quebec, 1819.. 12
3. Prix offerts par la Societe d'Agriculture de Quebec, 1827-8. Cette brochure
contient, en outre, des notes : premierement, sur la maniere de faire des
chapeaux de paille, semblables aceux de Livourne'; secondement, sur les
engrais ; troisiemement, sur la maniere de blanchir les toiles de lin et de
chanvre .29
4. Notes diverses sur le Bas-Canada ; par Amury Girod.
Village Debartzch, 1835..63
5. The Canadian Quarterly Agricultural and Industrial Magazine. By Wm.
Evans. Vol. 1, No. 1, for May, 1838 Montreal, 1838 . .72
6. Letters, &c., by Robert Gourlay, on Emigration Societies, in Scotland,
written in 1828 and 29 .32
7. Account of Prince Edward Island, addressed to intending Emigrants. By
J. L. Lewellin Charlotte- Town, 1832.. 29
8. The Emigrant and Traveller's Guide to and through Canada, by way of
the River St. Lawrence as well as by way of the United States of Ame-
rica, &c. By John Murray London, 1835 . . 64
9. Memoranda of a Settler in Lower Canada, with Hints to Emigrants. By
an Emigrant Farmer. (The Rev. J. Abbott.) Montreal, 1842. .80
10. Canada in 1848 ; an examination of the existing resources of British North
America ; with considerations on colonization. By M. H. Synge, R. E.
London, 1848.. 32
Appendix to the above, being a letter to Earl Grey, by the
Hon. Adam Ferrie Montreal, 1847. . .7
11. Information for intending Emigrants to Upper Canada. By F. Widder,
Commissioner of the Canada Company. Toronto, 1850. .12
Vol. XXVII. [Agriculture, 1842-1857.]
1. Manuel elementaire et pratique de Part agricole, ou notions pratiques sur
1'agriculture, par un Membre du Clerge Canadien Montreal, 1853. .32
2. Les veillees canadiennes ; traite elementaire d'agriculture, a 1'usage des
habitans franco-canadiens, par Frs. M. F. Ossaye Quebec, 1852. 150
3. INouveau systeme de comptabilile agricole ; ou methode sure et facile pour
bien gerer les operations d'une ferine, par F. M. F. Ossaye . .Montreal, 1853 . .35
4. Traite sur la tenue generale d'une terre dans le Bas-Canada, par un habi-
tant du district de Montreal. Public par ordre de Son Excellence le
gouverneur general (Lord Elgin) et presente par lui aux cultivateurs du
Bas-Canada .Montreal, 1851 . .13
5. Societe d'agriculture du Bas-Canada. Objet, statuts et reglements. Liste
des directeurs, etc Montreal, 1847. .16
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6. By-Laws of the Western District Literary Philosophical and Agricultural
Association ; with a discourse by the President, Major Lachlan.
Sandwich, 1842.. 29
7. Essai sur les insectes et les maladies qui affectent le ble, par Emilien
Dupont Montreal, 1857.. 38
Vol. XXVIII. [Agriculture, 1850-1855.]
1. Rapport du cornite special sur 1'etat de 1'agriculture du Bas-Canada.
Toronto, 1850.. 159
2. Rapport du comite special sur le rapport de la societe d'agriculture du
Bas-Canada, et sur celui de la societe d'agriculture da comte de Beauhar-
nois Quebec, 1851.. 145
3. Esquisse de 1'agriculture Flamande, telle qu'elle peut s'appliquer au per-
fectionnement de 1'agriculture en Canada Montreal, 1855. .164
4. Outlines of Flemish husbandry, as applicable to the improvement of Agricul-
ture in Canada ; Montreal, 1855. 144
Vol. XXIX. [Public Lands, Agriculture, &c., 1855-1856.]
1. Report of the Select Committee appointed to enquire into the present
system and management of the Public Lands Quebec, 1855. 187
2. Boutillier, T. Report on the progress of settlement in the townships of
Lower Canada, during the year 1855. By T. Boutillier. . . Toronto, 1856 . .72
3. Etat des sommes depensees a meme 1'octroi de 30,000, vote dans le but
d'aider a 1'etablissement des terres vacantes de la Couronne dans le Bas-
Canada. Rapport de M. T. Boutillier Quebec, 1855. .58
Vol. XXX. [Reports on Crown Lands, 1824-1857.]
1. Rapport du commissaire des terres de la couronne du Canada, pour Pannee
1856 Toronto, 1857.304
2. Seventh Report of the Committee of the House of Assembly on the settle-
ment of the Crown Lands. With the minutes of evidence. . .Quebec, 1824.295
3. Eight and ninth Report of the same Committee ; concerning the claims of
the Lorette Indians to the Seigniory of Sillery .Quebec, 1824. .62
Vol. XXXI. [Seignorial Tenure, &c., 1853-1856.]
1. Tache J. C. De la tenure Seigneuriale en Canada, et projet de commutation,
suivi de Tableaux relatifs aux Fiefs et Seigneuries du Bas Canada.
Quebec, 1854.. 82
2. The seignorial tenure in Canada, and Plan of commutation
thereof, with tables relating to the Fiefs and Seignories of Lower Canada.
Quebec, 1854.. 53
3. Dunkin, Christopher. Address at the Bar of the Legislative Assembly
of .Canada, delivered on the llth and 14th March I853,>on behalf of
"Certain proprietors of Seigniories in Lower Canada against the second
reading of the Bill, intituled " An Act to define seigniorial rights in Lower
Canada, and to facilitate the redemption thereof" Quebec, 1853. 109
4. Reponse une adresse au sujet d'une etendue de terre en litige entre les
habitants de Russelltown et le seigneur de Beauharnois. Document
accompagne de Plans, Cartes, Titres de concession, Proces verbaux, etc.
Publie^par ordre de 1'Assemblee Legislative Quebec, 1855. 130
5. La convention anti-seigneuriale de Montreal au peuple Montreal, 1854. .24
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6. Statement of money placed to the credit of the special Fund set apart to aid
the censitaires in the redemption ofseignorial dues, and to defray expenses,
&c. With Instructions to the commissioners appointed to carry into operation
the seigniorial tenure act of 1854, and correspondence on the subject, &c.,
Toronto, 1856.. 30
Vol. XXXII. [Seigniorial Tenure, Emigration, &c., 1833-1855.]
1. Some remarks upon the French tenure of " Franc aleu Roturier" and on its
relation to the Feudal and other tenures. By R. Abraham. .Montreal, 1849. .81
2. Le Bill Seigneurial expose sous son vrai jour, et quelques avis d'un Culti-
vateur aux Censitaires du Bas-Canada Quebec, 1855 . .41
3. Representation against the title of the Seminary to the Seigniory of Montreal
and objections to the proposed Ordinance for the extinction of Seigniorial
dues in the City and Island of Montreal Montreal, 1839. .14
4. Debats dans 1'assemblee legislative sur la tenure seigneuriale. .Quebec, 1853 . .40
5. Views on the subject of systematic British Pauper Immigration to Canada.
By W. N. Crawford Montreal, 1840. .28
6. Information respecting the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada, in which the
British American Land Company intend to commence operations for the
sale and settlements of lands, in the ensuing Spring London, 1833. .15
7. Le Canadien emigrant, ou pourquoi le Canadien Francais quitte-il le Bas-
Canada? Quebec, 1851.. 46
Vol. XXXIII. [Topography and descriptive sketches, 1825-1831.]
1. Report on the Country between the St. Maurice and Ottawa. Quebec, 1831. .56
2. Rapport sur le pays eiitre les rivieres St. Maurice et Outaouais.
Quebec, 1831.. 61
3. Report on the Country between the Saguenay, St. Maurice and St. Law-
rence Quebec, 1831. .47
4. Rapport sur le pays entre les rivieres Saguenay, St. Maurice et St. Laurent. .50
5. Report on the Country between Frampton in the County of Dorchester,
and the Head Waters of the River St. John,- (in French and English.)
Quebec, 1825.. 71
Vol. XXXIV. [Grand Trunk Railway, 1855-1857.]
1. Liste des actionnaires de la compagnie du Grand Ironc de chemin de fer,
et des autres compagnies associees avec elle Quebec, 1855 . .20
2. Certain Papers connected with the affairs of the Grand Trunk Railroad
Company of Canada. ... Quebec, 1855. .66
3. Return for statement relative to applications of Grand Trunk Railway
Company for releases of Provincial Debentures, and copy of any Memo-
rial from the Company since 1st January, 1856 Toronto, 1856 . .32
4. Report of the Special Committee appointed to enquire and report as to the
condition, management and prospects of the Grand Trunk Railway
Company Toronto, 1857. .263
5. Statements, Reports and Accounts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.
Laid before the Legislative Assembly Toronto, 1857. .71
For other Canadian Railway Pamphlets, sec pages 270 and 755.
Vol. XXXV. [Public Works, Trade, etc., 1855-1856.]
1. Report relative to the survey of the proposed Caughnawaga Canal, by J.
B. Jarvis ; with documents relative to the survey and improvement of the
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Rapids of the River St. Lawrence, by MM. Maillefert and Raasloff.
[with Plans] Quebec, 1855. .76
The plans are contained in a separate volume. Vide ante, p. 1399.
2. Salter, A. P. Report upon the Country bordering upon the North shore of
Lake Huron. With a Map. Toronto, 1856 . . 11
3. Report of a Committee of the Legislative Assembly on Trade and Commerce
between Canada and Great Britain, the B. N. America colonies, the West
Indies, the United States, and other foreign parts : Hon. W. H. Merritt,
Chairman. With a Map of North America, illustrating the routes of
trade between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, by the way of the Canadian
Lakes, the River St. Lawrence, &c Quebec, 1855 . .41
4. Return to an Address from the Legislative Assembly, relating to the con-
tract between the Government and Messrs. McKean and McLarty, for
Ocean Steam communication service Quebec, 1855 . .39
5. Reponse a une adresse de PAssemblee Legislative, pour copie des docu-
ments concernant la construction des phares et des quais en bas de Que-
bec, et Fes soumissions et contrats pour les bateaux r^raorqueurs sur le
St. Laurent en bas de Quebec Quebec, 1855 . .75
6. Smith, James. Havre de refuge. Rimouski vs. Bic et chemin de fer des
Trois-Pistoles Quebec, 1856 . .15
Vol. XXXVI. [Affaires Munici pales, Bas-Canada, 1829-1857.]
1. Rapports du comite special sur les chemins et autres communications inte-
rieures Quebec, 1829 . .144
2. Premier et second rapports du comite special, pour s'enquerir de 1' operation
de 1'acte des municipalites et des chemins du Bas-Canada, de 1855.
Toronto, 1857.. 247
Vol. XXXVH. [Miscellaneous, 1841-1857.]
1. Sketch of the eventful life of Okah Tubbee, (called) Wm. Chubbee, son of
the Head Chief Mosholeh Tubbee, of the Choctaw Nation of Indians, by
Laah Ceil Manatoi Elaah Tubbee, his wife Toronto, 1852. .96
2. Production artificielle du poisson Quebec, 1854. .12
3. Rapport geologique de M. de Rottermund, a son honneur le Maire de
Quebec, sur la nature du mineral combustible qui se trouve dans la ville
de Quebec Quebec, 1855... 4
4. Extrait relatif au Canada, de Phisloire de 1'exposition universelle de 1855,
par M. Ch. Robin % Quebec, 1856. .15
5. Prohibitory liquor laws : their practical operation in the United States.
The subject discussed as a question of state policy and legislation, with
suggestions for the suppression of tippling houses. By Charles Lindsey.
Montreal, 1855.. 35
6. Rapport du bureau d'ingenieurs et de W. E. Logan, Ecr. sur le releve du
lac St. Pierre en Octobre 1850 Montreal, 1850. .24
7. Remarks on the principles and practice of Road-Making, as applicable to
Canada. By Thomas Roy Toronto, 1841 . .42
8. The Arabian art of taming and training wild and vicious horses. By Patrick
O'Connor Dundas, 1857.. 36
9. Description et pland'un nouveau calorifere a air chaud, sur le systeme tubu-
laire, pour chauffer les edifices prives et publics. Invente par Charles
Baillairge ; conetruit par Z. Chartre Quebec, 1853 . . 23
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Vol. XXXVIII. [Finances, &c., 1852-1855.] Pages
1. Rapport. Revenu du Canada et paiements fails a meme ce revenu ;
Revenu et depenses du departement de la poste ; Achat, loyer et repara-
tions de Spencer Wood, et reparations de certains edifices publics ;
Depenses du recensement ; Cautionnements donnes par les surinten-
dants d'education ; Rapport relatif aux cautionnement, etc., donne par
le receveur des honoraires, dans le bureau du secretaire provincial.
Quebec, 1852.. 75
'2. Second Report of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
Quebec, 1854.. 93
3. Third and Fourth Reports of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
(Decimal currency Weights and Measures.) Quebec, 1855. .80
Vol. XXXIX. [Incendies des Edifices Publics, 1853-1854,]
1. Rapport des Commissaires nommes pour s'enquerir de la cause de 1'incen-
die qui a detruit I 1 hotel du Parlement, le ler fevrier 1854 et des circons-
tances s'y rattachant Quebec, 1854 . .59
2. Report of Commissioners appointed to enquire into the cause of the Fire
at the Parliament Buildings, Quebec, in February, 1854. Quebec, 1854. .59
3. Rapport des Commissaires nommes pour s'enquerir de 1'origine et des cau-.
ses de Pincendie qui a consume 1'hospice des soeurs de la charite le trois
mai dernier, ainsi que des circonstances s'y rattachant. . . .Quebec, 1854. .65
4. Report of Commissioners appointed to enquire into the cause of the Fire at
the' Grey Nunnery, or "Hospice des Sceurs de la Charite," Quebec, on
3rd May, 1854 w . 64
Vol. XL. [Legal Pamphlets, etc., Lower Canada, 1839-1857.]
1. Rapport sur 1'etat de 1'administration de la justice Montreal, 1842. .34
2. Proces Politique. La reine vs. Jalbert. (Rapporte par R. Cherrier, etudiant
en droit) Montreal, 1839. .87
3. La reine vs. Prudent Pelletier. Proces pour meurtre, novembre 1853.
Rapporte et public par M. Eug. Philippe Dorion Quebec, 1853. .100
4. Proces de Joseph Berube et de Cesaree Theriault, sa femme, pour le meur-
tre par empoisonnement de Sophie Talbot, premiere femme du dit Be-
rube Quebec, 1855. .13
5. Celebre proces de Jean Baptiste Corriveau, accuse et trouve coupable du
meurtre de Mile. Charlotte Todd, sa belle mere Quebec, 1856. .32
6. Examen medico-legal des proces d'Anais Toussaint, de Joseph Berube et
de Cesaree Theriault, et precis des procedures a suivre dans les cas
d'empoisonnement par 1'arsenic et le phosphore. Par J. Emery Coclerre,
M.D Montreal, 1857.. 50
Vol. XLI, [Judicature, Lower Canada, 1846-1850.]
1. Judicature. Acts regulating the Judicature of Lower Canada, 12th Vic-
toria Montreal, 1849 . .151
2. Rules and Orders of practice of the Superior Court, and
Circuit Court, Lower Canada. (With table of fees) Quebec, 1850. .80
3. Rules and Orders in matters of Bankruptcy in the District
of Quebec, and tariff of fees : Quebec, 1846. .41
4. Orders in Bankruptcy for the District of Montreal, with tariff of fees.
Montreal, 1846.. 23
5. Commentaries on the Bankrupt Act, in a series of letters,
addressed to the Morning Courier, by " Observer." Montreal, 1848. .62
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Vol. XLII. [Legal Pamphlets, etc., Lower Canada, 1832-1857.] Pages
1. Code rural a 1'usage des habitants tant anciens que nouveaux du Bas-
Canada. Par J . Frs. Perrault. Quebec, 1832 . .33
2. A synopsis of the laws of Letting and Hiring, or the contract of lease in
Lower Canada. By Alexander Gorrie, N. P Montreal, 1848. .33
3. A lecture on the Mercantile Law of Lower Canada. By Ed. L. Montizam-
bert, Advocate , Montreal, 1848. .28
4. Memoire sur 1'amovibilite des cures en Canada, suivi de remarques sur
les notes de M. La Fontaine, avocat, relativement a Pinamovibilite des
cures dans le Bas-Canada, (25 mars 1837.) Montreal, 1837 . . 95
5. Precis de diverses ordonnances du conseil special et d'actes de la legisla-
ture pour la ci-devant province du Bas-Canada. Par Godefroy Chagnon.
Montreal, 1842.. 108
6. A treatise on the Law relating to Marriages in Lower Canada. By James
Armstrong, Advocate Montreal, 1857 .46
Vol. XLIH. [Theological Pamphlets, 1822-1854.]
1. Mountain, Rev. G. J. A Sermon on the education of the poor, the duty of
diffusing the Gospel, and particularly on the importance of family reli-
gion, preached at Quebec in 1822 Quebec, 1822. .28
2. The Second annual Report of the l Amherstburgh Branch Bible So-
ciety Sandwich, 1842 . . 12
3. The [Gavazzi] riot and outrage of 9th June in Montreal. Montreal, 1853. .24
4. Fletcher, Rev. J. Letters to the Wesleyan Methodists of the mission of
Mono Toronto, 1854. .52
5. De la reforme et du protestantisme. Par Chs. deRemusat. .Montreal, 1855. .64
6. Regies de la congregation de Notre-Dame de Quebec, autrement dite con-
gregation des hommes de Quebec Quebec, 1850. .39
7. The Clergy Reserves. A letter from the Bishop of Toronto to the Honoura-
ble A. N. Morin Toronto, 1854 . .27
Vol. XLIV. [Theological Pamphlets, 1855-1857.]
1. Notes on Sabbath School Lessons. First Series Kingston, 1855. .26
2. Third Series Toronto, 1857... 36
Authorised by the Synod of the Presbyterian Church of Canada.
3. Songs for the Wilderness . Kingston, 1855 . .56
4. Hymns for the use of Sunday Schools : selected from approved authors ; by
Rev. A. Sanson, minister of Trinity Church, Toronto Toronto, 1857. .65
5. Bochim, or the Weepers ; a sermon preached on the 27th November, being
the day of humiliation on account of the Indian Mutiny ; by the fc Rev.
James Gibson, Owen Sound Toronto, 1857 . .24
6. Christ as Redeemer, the delegated King and Head of Creation ; by theRev.
Henry Gordon, minister of Gananoque, Canada West London, 1857. .20
7. An Act to enable the members of the United Church of England and Ireland
in Canada to meet in Synod ; together with the Canons passed by the
Synod of the diocese of Toronto, under the Episcopate of John Strachan,
D. D., Lord Bishop of the diocese of Toronto, A.D. 1857. ..Toronto, 1857. .15
8. A sermon, on the Ministerial Character, preached by command of the Lord
Bishop in St. James' Cathedral, Toronto, on Wednesday, 17th June, 1857,
before the clergy and lay-delegates of the diocese, in Synod assembled ; by
the Rev. J. Gamble Geddes, M.A. Second Edition Toronto, 1857. .18
CANADIENNES.] CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. 1443
Vol. XLV. [Theological Pamphlets, 1832-1854.] P ages .
1. Sixth Annual Report of the Incorporated Church Society of the Diocese of
Quebec, 1848 Quebec, 1848 . .64
2. Seventh Annual Report of the Incorporated Church Society of the Diocese of
Quebec, 1849 Quebec, 1849. .81
3. Twelfth annual Report of the Incorporated Church Society of the Diocese
of Toronto ; for the year ending 31st March, 1854 Toronto, 1854. . 158
4. Mountain, The Ven. G. J. A retrospect of the Summer and Autumn of 1832.
A Sermon preached at Quebec, Dec. 30, 1832. With an appendix of facts
concerning the late awful visitation of the Cholera Morbus. Quebec, 1833. .33
5. Bethune, Rev. J. A Sermon preached in 1852, on the occasion of the
primary visitation of the Right Reverend Francis Fulford, Lord Bishop >
of Montreal Montreal, 1852 . .21
6. Adamson, Rev. W. Agar. A Sermon preached at Quebec, in 1854, on the
day set apart for humiliation and fasting on account of the War between
our Country and Russia Quebec, 1854 . 14
7. Mountain, G. J. Lord Bishop of Quebec. A charge delivered to the Cler-
gy of the Diocese of Quebec, at the Triennial visitation held in the Cathe-
dral Church of Quebec, in 1854 Quebec, 1854. .46
Vol. XL VI. [Religion, &c., 1833-1856.]
1. Dialogue between a young gentleman and a Divine. By the Rev. J. B.
McMahon, Roman Catholic Missionary at Perce Quebec, 1833. 62
2. Notice biographique de Mgr. Lartique, premier eveque de Montreal.
Suivie de son oraison funebre par M. C. LaRocque, cure de 1'Acadie.
Montreal, 1841.. 23
3. Souvenir de retraite, ou memorial abrege de ce qui s'est dit ou fait, jour par
jour, pendant la retraite commencee a Montreal le 13 Decembre 1840 et
terminee le 21 Janvier 1841 (par Mgr. Forbin Janson, Eveque de Nancy.)
Muntival, 1841 . .76
4. Temperance et Intemperance Montreal, 1856. .86
Vol. XL VII. [Education, 1810-1852.]
1. Letter to the Roman Catholic Clergy and the Seigniors of Lower Canada, re-
commending the establishment of schools ; by Daniel Wilkie. Quebec, 1810. .43
2. Account of the endowments for education in Lower Canada and of ihe public
acts for the advancement thereof, from 1763 to the present time ; com-
piled by Messrs. Andrew Stuart and William Badgley. . . . .London, 1838. 132
3. Letters on elementary and practical education ; by Charles Mondelet.
Montreal, 1 841.. 60
4. Lettres sur i'cducation elementaire et pratique, par Charles Mondelet. Tra-
duites de 1'anglais . Montreal, 1841 . .60
5. Note, in addition to that of 1845, en the Jesuits 1 Estates, after the sup-
pression and since the revival of the order, and on the uses to which they
have been applied. With tables Quebec, 1847 21
6. Catalogue des officiers et des eleves du seminaire de Quebec, 1847-8. Avec
notes, reglemens, etc '. Quebec, 1848. .26
7. Early moral and religious education ; a lecture by the Revd. John Cook, D.D.
Quebec, 1849. .29
8. Statutes relating to elementary education and for the establishment of Normal
Schools ; with circulars, instructions and tables of the Superintendent of
education for Lower Canada Quebec, 185'J. .87
AA
1444 CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. [ BIIOCHTJBES
Vol. XL VII Continued. p
9. Actes d'education elementaire et pourl'etablissement d'ecoles normales, sui-
vis des circulaires y relatives, et des instructions et tableaux du surinten-
dant de 1'education pour le Bas-Canada. .' . . .Quebec, 1852 . .79
Vol. XLVm. [Education, 1824-1857.]
1. Memoires sur le Canada. Etudes sur 1'instruction publique chez les Catia-
diens Franqais ; par M. D. P. Myrand Quebec, 1857 . .24
2. Rapport du coinite special de la chambre d'assemblee du Bas-Canada, nom-
ine pour s'enquerir de 1'etataetuel de Teducation dans le Bas-Canada, 1824.240
Vol. XLIX. [Education, 1834-1849.]
1. Rapport d'un Quebeccois sur quelques ecoles elementaires du district de
Quebec Quebec, 1834.. 17
2. Remarks on the state of education in the province of Canada, by "L." (Major
Lachlan.) Reprinted from the British American Journal. .Montreal, 1848. .72
3. Renewed remarks on the state of education, in the province of Canada.
By "L." Montreal, 1849.. 48
4. Colonial legislation on the subject of education ; two letters published in
the Hamilton Gazette, under the signature of Scotus. By David Burn.
Toronto, 1841.. 16
5. Thoughts on emigration, education, &c., in a letter addressed to Lord John
Russell; by a citizen . . .Montreal, 1847. .38
6. Letters on Medical Education, addressed to the members of the Provincial
Legislature of Canada, by Archibald Hall, M. D Montreal, 184'2. .30
7. Lecture on Freedom of Mind, by the Reverend H. Wilkes, and speech of his
Excellency the Earl of Elgin, delivered before the Mercantile Library Asso-
ciation of Montreal, Nov. 16, 1848 Montreal, 1848 . .27
Vol. L. [Education, 1853-1857.]
1. Laws relating to grammar and common Schools in Upper Canada, together
with forms, general regulations and instructions, prepared according to law,
arranged with notes and references. Toronto, 1855 . 115
2 The Canada Educational Directory and Calendar for 1857-8, containing an
account of the schools, colleges and universities, the professions, scientific
and literary institutions, decisions of the courts on school questions, &c.
Edited by Thos. Hodgins . Toronto, 1857. 144
3. Townley, Rev. Adam. Seven letters on the non-religious common school
system of Canada and the United States Toronto, 1853.. 55
4. Controversy between Dr. Ryerson, Chief Superintendent of Education in
Upper Canada, and the Rev. J. M. Bruyere, on the appropriation of the
Clergy Reserves Funds ; free schools vs. state schools : public libraries and
common schools, attacked and defended. To which is appended a letter
from the Right Rev. Dr. Pinsoneault, Bishop of London, C.W. Toronto, 1857. 108
Vol. LI. [Lltterature, 1825-1840.]
1. Chansonnier Canadien Montreal, 1825 128
2. Valentine, ou la Nina Canadienne. Par H. Leblanc de Marconnay, Ecr.
Montreal,;i836..52
3. Le Rebelle. Histnire Canadienne. Par le Baron Regis de Trobriand.
Quebec, 1842.. 38
4. Essai de grammaire franchise suivant les principes de 1'abbe Girard. Par
A. Berthelot, Ecr Quebec, 1840 . .60
CANADIENNES.] CANADIAN PAMPHLETS 1445
Vol. LII. [Parent, Etienne.] P ages
Discours prononces a Quebec, en 1852, par E, Parent, ecr., sur ]es sujets sui-
vans :
1. De 1'importance et des devoirs du commerce 22
2. De Pintelligence dans ses rapports avec la societe. . .(Deux lectures). .67
3. Consideration sur le sort des classes ouvrieres Quebec, 1853. .26
Vol. LIII. [Litterature, etc.,]
1. Les revelations du crime, ou Cambray et ses complices. Chroniques cana-
diennes de 1834. Par F. R. Angers .Quebec, 1837. .77
2. Manuel des societes de temperance, dedie a la jeunesse du Canada. Par le
, Rev. C. Chiniquy, pretre. Troisieme edition. . . Montreal, 1849.192
3. Lecture de messire Denis an cabinet de lecture paroissial de Montreal.
Piece de vers sur la mort de F. X. Milton, eleve du college de Montreal.
Montreal, 1857... 4
4. Fables (en vers) par Paul Stevens Montreal, 1857. 120
5. The beauties and utilities of a Library, a student's guide to literature, &c.
With an analysis of the Canadian Parliamentary Library. Part I. By
George Vasey Toronto, 1857 . . 34
Vol. LIV. [Litterature, Sciences.]
1. Bibaud, Maxime. Essai de logique judiciaire. Ouvrage qui doit servir
d'appreciation, et sur quelques points d'antirrhetique de la logique judi-
ciaire publiee a Paris par M. Hortensius de St. Albin. . . .Montreal, 1853. .156
2. Morin, A. N. Lecture sur 1'education, devant 1'Institut Canadian, le 18
decembre 1845 Montreal, 1845 . .30
3. Fletcher, Edw. T. Essay on language, read before the Toronto Literary
Association, on 5 March, 1857 Toronto, 1857 . . 12
4. Dessaulles, L. A. Galilee, ses travaux scientifiques et sa condamnation,
lecture publique faite devant 1'Institut Canadien, le 14 mars 1856 .50
5. Dumesnil, Clement. Reflexions preliminaries des "rais principes politi-
ques Montreal, 1849.. 68
Vol. LV. [Sciences, etc., 1853.]
1. Guide de 1'instituteur. Par F. X. Vaiade. . .Montreal, 1853.286
2. Traite elementaire d'Algebre, a 1'usage des freres des ecoles chretiennes
Montreal, 1853.160
Vol. LVI. [Natural History Society of Montreal, 1828-1857.]
1. Constitution and Bye-Laws of the Natural History Society of Montreal with
directions for preserving and forwarding objects of Natural History.
Montreal, 1823.. -25
2. Fourth annual Report of the Council of the Natural History Society, 1830-31.
Montreal, 1831.. 10
3. Fifth, Sixth and Seventh do Montreal, ]834. .19
4. Eighth do Montreal, 1835... 6
5. Ninth, do Montreal, 1836 ... 9
6. Twenty-fifth, do Montreal, 1853. . .8
Twenty-sixth, do . . Montreal, 1854 . . 12
8. Twenty-seventh, do . . .Montreal, 1855. .11
9. Twenty-eighth, do Montreal, 1856 .23
10. Twenty-ninth, do Montreal, 1857. .16
1446 CANADIAN PAMPHLETS. [BROCHURES CANADIENNES.
Vol. LVI Continued, Pages.
11. Catalogue of the Library and Museum of the Natural History Society of
Montreal Montreal, 1846 . .37
12. A retrospective glance at the progressive state of the Natural History Society
of Montreal, &c. By Major R. Lachlan Montreal, 1852 . . 24
L'AIbum^des Bibliothecaires, pour I'ann6e 1857, contient, entre autres
documens :
Des provinces de 1'Amerique du Nord et d'une union .federate, par J. C. Tach6, ecr.
(Du Courrier de Canada. Mai, Juin, Juillet, Aoiit, Septembre, Octobre, 1857.)
A Cruise to Labrador (from Quebec). By the Hoii. W. H. Seward. (From the
Albany Evening Journal, August and September, 1857.)
The Exiled Negroes in Canada. (From the New York Tribune.}
Vie de Marle-H61ene Boulle, dite de Saint-Augustin, fondatrice et religieuse ursuline
de Meaux, (Madame de Cbamplain.) (Extrait des Chroniques de 1'Ordre dea
TJrsulines, et public par le Journal de Quebec, en mars 1855.)
MANUSCRIPTS.
1448 MANUSCRITS.
Les Manuscrits Fran9ais dont on donne la liste dans les pages suivantes ont
ete recueillis durant les douze ou quinze dernieres annees, au moyen de som-
mes votees de temps a autre a cet effet par la legislature du Canada :
Us peuvent former cinq divisions principales.
Les trois premieres series comprennent particulierement la correspondance officielle
relative aux affaires de la Nouvelle France ; les deux autres series se com-
posent de documents divers, tels que memoires, relations, voyages, cartes, etc.
Voici en peu de mots 1'historique de ces manuscrits :
La legislature provinciale ayant, sur requete de la Societe" Litteraire et His-
torique de Quebec, vote une somme de .300 pour obtenir des documents
historiques, M. Faribault fut, en 1845, depute a Albany, ou il s'entendit
avec les autorites de 1'Etat de New- York pour faire transcrire une volumineuse
collection de manuscrits relatifs a 1'histoire du Canada, que le Col. Brodhead
avait ete charge de se procurer en Europe. De cette maniere il obtint 17
volumes de documents tire's des Archives de Paris, et six autres volumes tires
des Archives du Bureau Colonial, a Londres.
Ces volumes ne furentpas d'abord marques comme serie distincte ; mais en 1853,
lors de la reception des autres manuscrits obtenus a Paris par M. Faribault,
il fut juge a propos, pour eviter toute confusion, de diviser ces documents par
series ; et les quarante-et-un volumes de manuscrits obteuus aux frais de la
Province, et qui contiennent la correspondance officielle du Canada sous le
gouvernement francais, forment aujourd'hui trois series distinctes.
La premiere serie se compose des 1 7 volumes transcrits a Albany, et qui se trouvent
deposes dans la bibliotheque dela Societe Litteraire et Historique de Quebec.
Les manuscrits obtenus des archives des divers ministeres a Paris, par M. Fari-
bault, durant sa mission en Europe en 1851-52, forment les seconde et troi-
sieme series, et comprennent :
Seconde s6rie : correspondance officielle des gouverneurs du Canada, depuis 1637
jusqu'a 1727. 12 vol. in-folio ; y compris les recensements des diverses
parties du Canada, en 1666, 1667 et 1681, et ceux de 1685 a 1698, formant
2 vol. in-folio.
Troisieme serie : correspondance officielle relative au gouveruement du Canada,
de 1654 a 1731. 12 Vol. in-folio.
M. Faribault fit aussi transcrire, dans le meme temps : Voyages et memoires sur
le Canada en 1752 et 1753 ; par le sieur Franquet, inspecteur des fortifica-
tions en Canada. 1 vol. in-folio.
L' autre volume des voyages de Franquet, c'est-a-dire le volume marque : vol. I,
mentionne a la page 1612, a ete achete, en 1857, de M. P. L. Morin, du bu-
reau des terres de la couronne, ainsi que les autres documents relic's en 1
volume enumeres au haut de la meme page.
Les quatre premiers volumes de documents, mentionnes a la page 1613, et qui
sont deposes dans la Bibliothe"que de la Societe Litteraire et Historique de
Quebec, ont ete transcrits a Paris par les soins de 1'hon. L. J. Papineau.
Cinq ou six autres volumes appartenant a la meme collection ont etc" consumes
dans 1'incendie du Parlement a Montreal, en 1849.
MANUSCRITS. 1449
Les cartes manuscrites copies en France par M. P. L. Morin, et enumerees aux
pages 1614-1621, forment une cinquieme serie de documents fran^ais
manuscrits, et interessent eminemment 1'Histoire du Canada.
Un certain nombre d'autres manuscrits fra^ais du plus grand intere't pour notre
histoire se trouvent encore dans les archives de Paris, et seront obtenus pro-
chainement, le comite de la bibliotheque s'etant deja occupe dans la der
mere session du Parlement des moyens de mener a bonne fin cette entreprise
patriotique.
N. B. Quant a 1'orthographe des noms propres, on a cru devoir n'y rien changer,
bien qu'elle varie etrangement. Ainsi on a imprime indifferemment, suivant
1'orthographe du manuscrit :
Agniers, Agniez, A.gni6s, Aniera, Anniers, etc.
Tsononthouans, Sonnotouans, Sonnonthouans, Soonontouans, Tshonnontouans, etc.
Oimeyouths, Oaneyout, One-youths, etc.
Onontagues, Nontagues.
Manhate, Manhathe, Manatte, Manat, Manatb, etc
Michillimakinac, Missillimakinac, etc.
Pemaquid, Pemakuit, Pemaquil, Penaiquit, Pernkuit, etc.
Outawas, Outaouais, Outaoi:as.
Boston, Baston.
Micraaks, Mikmakes, etc.
Temiscatning, Temiscamingue, Temiscaminne, etc.
Oswego, Chouegen, Chouaguen, Ochuego, etc.
M. de Meules, de Meulles, De Meulles, etc.
M. Duchesneau, du Chesneau, etc.
Dauteuil, d'Auteuil, etc.
Daillebout, d'Aillebout, etc.
Dubois d'Avaugour, Du Bois D'Avaugour, etc.
Duquesne, du Quesne, etc.
Calliere, Callieres, etc.
Lacorne, de la Corne, etc.
Lamothe Cadillac, LaMothe Cadillac, de la Mothe Cadillac, etc.
Longueuil, Lougueil, etc.
M. de Ligneries, Deligneries, etc.
Daigremont, D'Aigremont, d'Aigremont, etc.
Delagny, de Laguy, etc,
Du 1'Hut, du Lliut, Dulut, etc.
Valrenne, Vallereune, etc.
Quebec, Kebeck, K6bec, etc.
Lacbesnaye, de la Chesnaye, etc.
Fouancant, K'anicatnpt, etc.
d'Aulnay Charnisay, d'Aulnay Charnizay, etc.
Delino, de Lino, etc.
Perrot, Perot, etc.
M. de la Potherie, la Poterie, e^c.
Des Goutins, De Goutins, de Goutin, etc.
Sorel, Saurel, etc.
1450 MANUSCBITS.
Le petit tableau suivant indique les pages du catalogue ou se trouve Venonce des
documents manuscrits, relatifs aux diverges epoques indique'es dans la
colonne des ann^es :
Ann<5es. Pages.
1504-1760 1612.
1613-1614 1622.
1614-1735 1499.
1637-1650 1451, 1499, 1500, 1501, 1502.
1640-1672 1613.
1651-1665 1451, 1501, 1502, 1503, 1504, 1505, 1506, 1539.
1666-1670 1452, 1506, 1507, 1539, 1558, 1622.
1671-1679 1453, 1501, 1505, 1506, 1507, 1539, 1543. 1553, 1554, 1622, 1623.
1680-1682 1454, 1507, 1508, 1509, 1540, 1623.
1682-1712 1613.
1683-1685 1455-56, 1507, 1509, 1510, 1540, 1541, 1554, 1628.
1685-1688 1456-58, 1511, 1512, 1514, 1515, 1516, 1517 1519, 1541, 1542, 1542,
1623-25.
1689-1691 1458-61, 1513, 1519, 1544, 1544, 1554-55, 1626, 1631.
1692-1700 1461-63, 1513, 1528, 1521-28,1540, 1544, 1545-47,1555,1557,
1612, 1613, 1627-30.
1701-1709 1464-66, 1529-36, 1547-52, 1557-65, 1669, 1631.
1710-1728.-, , ..1467-70, 1536, 1538, 1552-53, 1566, 1596, 1607, 1679-1600,
1632-34.
1728-1740 1470-72, 1603, 1611, 1634.
1741-1750 1473-76, 1634-37.
1751-1755 1477-80, 1612, 1687-40.
1756- 1480-83, 1640.
1757 1483-87, 1640, 1641.
1758 1487-93.
1759 1493-96, 1640, 1641.
1759-1776 1496-98, 1613, 1641, 1642.
1774-1775 1498.
1778 ..1498.
INDEX DES MANUSCRITS.
Abenaquis, 1468-1469, 1472, 1533, 1535, 1570,
1571, 1581, 1583-1585, 1592-1598, 1601,
1608.
Abercrombie 1488, 1490 1492
Acaclie, 1500-1502, 1507, 1511, 1513, 1515,
1516, 1521, 1522, 1525, 1528, 1531-1533
1535, 1577, 1579.
Sa restitution a la France, 1500,
1538, 15S9.
Administration de la justice, 1506, 1535, 1536,
1575.
Voir Canada.
Agniers, 1476, 1520, 1 534
Amiraute, 1595, 1598,1605, 1611
Andros. Lettres, 1518, 1622, 1623, 1625, 1626
Ardoisieres 1598, 1600, 1604, 1605
ArgalPs affair 1622
Argenson, d'. Correspondance ...1502-1505
Drame compose a 1'occa-
sion deson arrivee a Quebec 1503
Aubert 1526
Aubry. Limites du Canada 1468
Aulnay, Charnisay, d'., Documents le con-
cernant 1451, 1499-1503
Avaugour, d'. Lettres 1451, 1505
Badeaux. Siege de Quebec ,,.1613
Baie d'Hudson. Voir Hudson.
Baillif, delegue" en France 1499
Banes d'eglise 1582, 1583
Barre, M. de la. Correspondance, 1454-1456,
1509-1511, 1623.
Baudoin 1522
Journal d'un voyage 1525
Bayard, Nicholas. Journal and Letters. . . 1626
Beaucourt 1472-1474, 1523, 1537, 1605
Beauharnois, M. de. (Intendant.) Corres-
pondance, 1464, 1532-1534
- (Gouverneur) Corres-
pondance, 1469-1475, 1590-1611, 1633
1634.
Ses armoiries 1592
Becancour, sieur de 1504, 1505, 1508,
1597, 1601
JBegon. Correspomknce, 1468-1470, 1537, 1572,
1589, 1633.
Begon. Ses Armoiries 1570
Bellefonds, M. de 1511
Belle-Riviere, Bataille de la 1612
Bellomont, Sacorrespondance,1463, 1527, 1629-
1631.
Belmont, M. de 1512
Benac, Lettre 1520
Bennes, le Sr. de. Remarques sur Terre-
neuve, 1554
Bigot, Correspondance, 1476-1480, 1487, 1495-
1497.
Boishebert 1475, 1577, 1578
Boissons, 1506, 1507, 1512, 1515, 1518, 1520,
1522, 1528, 1532, 1536, 1537, 1570, 1576,
1599, 1580-1582, 1585, 1586, 1589, 1591,
1606.
Bole. Memoire sur les limites du Canada . 1469
Bonaventure, Correspondance 1514, 1549, 1550
Boucher, le sieur 1522, 1535
Bougainville, M. de. Lettres 1485
Boy vinet 1516
Bradstreet, Col. Thoughts upon Indian
affairs 1 643
Breslay, Note sur M. de 1574
Lettres, etc 1571, 1579
Brouillan, M. de. Correspondance, 1513, 1535,
1547-1549, 1555, 1556, 1561, 1562, 1564-
1570.
Bruyas, le P. Lettre a M. de Fronteuac, 1519
Burnet. Lettres, discours, etc., 1470. 1590 )
1632, 1633.
Caen. Affaires du Sieur de. . . . . . 1499, 1450
Oal dwell. Si6ge de Quebec 1613
Calliere, M. de 1515, 1519, 1520, 1523
Lettres et Memoires, etc, 1456,
1458-1460, 1525-1532, 1630.
Canada. Arret concernaut la traite
(1656) 1502
Arret concernant le commerce
(1657) 1503
Arret concernant la traite (1659) 1504
Artillerie en 1749 1476
Campaigns of 1759 and 1760... 1644
Campagne de 1756 1482
Commerce du castor, (1690).. 1513
CAN]
INDEX DBS MANUSCBJTS.
{.COL
Canada. Commerce (1686) 1514
- Commerce de la Colonie (1704). 1635
Commerce du castor (1713) 1570-1572
Commerce 1721 1580
Commerce du castor (1651) . . . . 1502
'do (1696) 1525
Voir Commerce.
Cornpte du commis Oh. Sevestre 1503
Etat des castors venus du Ca-
nada de 1675 a 1685 1456
Etat du (1719) 1538
Evenemens de 17451748 1475
Finances du 1506
Voir Finances.
Formation d'une compagnie de
marchands (1659) 1504, 1505
Fortifications, (1694). . . . 1522, 1523
Voir Fortifications.
Limites du 1468, 1469, 1498
Liste des Gouverneurs 1451
Memoires sur le, 1452, 1165, 1498,
1457, 1466, 1469, 1475, 1479, 1498,
1457, 1458,1461, 1524, 1528.
Me'moire sur les affaires du,
(1689) 1513
Memoire sur les affaires du, en
(1688) 1519
Memoire sur le (1696) 1524
Memoire sur le, en 1709 1466
Memoire sur le, en 1725 1469
Navires venus a Quebec,. . 1725 1589
Nouvelles du, en 1756 1483
Paie des Troupes (1695) .1524
Prix de fret et des marchan-
dises du cru (1656) 1502
Projet pour peupler le (1724). . 1587
Re"cit de ce qui s'est passe", de
1682a 1712 1537
Re"glement de Police en (1647) . . 1502
Reglement pour Padministration
de la justice et la distribution des terres.1506
Re'sume' de lettres regues du. . . 1456
Resume des nouvelles du,
(en 1756) 1482
Tarif des Marchands (1665) 1451
Tarif et difference des prix, etc.
(1689) 1459
Canada surveyed 1648, 1651
Cap Breton. Memoires sur le. 1569, 1570, 1644
Capitulation 1644, 16*45
Carheil, le P6re. Lettres 1513, 1529
Carillon, fort. Plan des attaques[1758]. 1621
Carillon 1488, 1489, 14911493
Cartes 1612, 16141621, 1647
Castor. ArreHs relatifs au commerce du .1502
Voir Canada et Commerce.
Catarakouy 1507, 1512-1516
CSloron 1476
Cent Associes. Arret les condamnant a
payer 40,000 a Marie et Salomon Lan-
glois 1499
Arret ordonnant a cer-
tains de ses membres de payer leurs
souscriptions 1499
Armes de la Cdrnpagnie 1614
Maison de la Compagnie a
Quebec 1614
Chamberlayne, J. Letters, <fec 1631
Charnbly, leSr.de 1505, 1506
Commission pour com-
mander en Acadie 1539
Chambly, fort, 1515, 1522, 1532, 1587, 1579,
1580, 1589.
Chambly. Plan d'un commencement de
ville & 1619
Chameau (le), naufrage de ce vaisseau. . . .1589
Champigny, M. de. Correspondance, 1457-
1464, 1513, 1515, 1516, 1518-1526.
Champlain, Samuel de. Carte de la Nou-
velle France 1614
Chanvre, culture du . . .1512, 1532-1535, 1580,
1586, 1594, 1597, 1600, 1602, 1603, 1606,
1608, 1609.
Charles II. Warrant for a Patent 1622
Charron 1576, 1577, 1606
Chaviteau, sieur de 1512
Chedabouctou 1512
Chesnaye, de la, 1508, 1515, 1532
Chevelure, Pointe a la, 1604, 1605, 1609, 1611,
1471, 1472.
Chevry, M. de. Memoires etlettres, 1526, 1527
Chicoutimy 1589
Chisholme's Papers 1645
Chouegen, le fort,1469, 1470, 1471, 1474, 1479,
1588, 1590, 15961598, 1609, 1610.
Relation de la prise de
(1756) 1482
Plans de.. . 1620
Clarke, Letters 1634
Clinton, Letters 1634-1688
Coffinier 1585
Colbert, Lettres et Memoires 1452-1453
Collet, Memoires, correspondance, etc . . 1514,
1591.
COM]
INDEX DES MANUSCRITS.
[ECC
Comedies representees a Quebec. . 1522, 1523
Commerce. 15121514, 1529, 1533 1537,
15701573, 1576, 1578, 1580-1582, 1587,
1591, 1594, 1595.
Voir Canada.
Comporte, sieur de 1511, 1512
Concessions 1535, 1577, 1581,
1585, 1592, 1594.
Contrecceur, M. de 1606, 1609
Cornbury, Letters, (fee 1631
Coronelli, le P. Carte de la partie
orientale du Canada 1616
Carte du Canada orien-
tal 1617
. Carte de la partie oc-
cidentale du Canada 1617
Costebelle, M. de. Correspondance, etc, 1551,
1556-1569.
Courcelle, iles de 1501
Courcelle, M. de. Voyage an lac Ontario, 1453
Coureurs de bois, 1505-1509, 1516, 1530, 1532,
1533, 1570, 1571, 1579, 1580.
Cours des especes, 1523, 1524, 1572, 1576,
1583, 1584, 1589, 1598.
Voir Monnaics de Cartes
Courtemancbe, de, 1514, 1531, 1535,1536, 1575
Journal d'un voyage. . .1520
Journal d'un autre
voyage 1535
Memoires,etc 1574
Cugnet, Lettres, etc 1606, 1608, 1610
Cuivre, mines de 1606,1608, 1609
Culture 1510, 1536, 1591,1604,1607
Culture du lin 1516, 1533
Voir Chanvre.
Daigremont, Correspondance, 1466-1467, 1585,
1596, 1597, 1599, 1600.
D'Aillebout 1508
Dain?, Lettres 1488, 1492, 1495
Dallon, Letter 1627
Dauteuil, Correspondance, 1507, 1523, 1534,
1536,1538,1574.
Delagny, Voyez Lagny.
Delino 1522, 1573
Memoire sur le commerce 1537
Dellins, Letters 1628, 1629
De Meulles. Voyez Meulles.
Demuy 1523, 1529, 1533
Denis, Jehan. Carte de 1'embouchure
du St. Laurent . 1614
Denis, Nicolas. Concession a lui faite de
partie de 1'Acadie 1539, 1544
Denonville, M. de. Correspondance, 1456-1460,
1511-1518, 1624-26.
Deschambault, (pretre.) Lettre 1546
Desgly 1603
Desgoutins. Instructions, Correspondance,
etc 1545-1545, 1547-1551
Detroit, Etablissement du, 1467, 1475, 1516
1521, 1529, 1531-1535, 1537, 1571, 1575,
1580, 1581, 1585, 1606-1610.
Dialogue of the Dead, between Montcalm
and Wolfe 1644
D'lberville, Voyez Iberville.
Dieskau, le baron de, Correspondance, 1479-
1481, 1487.
Dimes , 1505, 1508, 1536,
1603, 1606, 1608.
Voir Ecclesiastiques.
Dongan, Lettres 1455-1458, 1516-1518, 1622
1623-1625.
Dollier 1507
Lettre sur 1'eau-de-vie 1520
Dollier de Casson, Histoire du Montreal. . .1613
Dollier et Galinee. Voyage au lac Oiita- .
rio . . 1452
Doreil, M. Lettres 1484-1491
Dosquet, Mgr. Lettres 1603, 1604
Drame, en 1'honneur de M. d'Argenson... .1503
Druillette, le P 1452
Dubuisson 1607
Recit de 1'attaque du De-
troit 1537
Ducbesnay. Requetes, etc 1575, 1578
Duchesneau. Carte general e de la France
Septentrionale 1616
Duchesneau, Correspondance et memoires,1453
1454, 1505, 1509.
Dudley, Propositions, etc 1465
Dulut 1502, 1510, 1511, 1515, 1520
Dumas, Memoire sur les limites du Ca-
nada 1498
Dupuy, (intendant.) Correspondance, 1469-
1471, 1591-1598.
Duquesne. Correspondance, 1477-1479, 1639
Duquesne, (Fort.) Plan du fort et de ses
environs 1612
Durand la Gareune, Correspondance, etc., 1558
-1568.
Durant, Memorial 1632
Durantaye, M. de la 1516, 1520
Ecarlatines 1572, 1583
Ecclesiastiques, Entretiendes, 1499, 1508, 1510
1512, 1516, 1421, 1528, 1574, 1604.
ECO}
INDEX DBS MANUSCRITS.
URO
Ecclesiastiques. Affaires. .. .1587, 1591, 1601
1604, 1606.
Voir Eglise du Canada, etc.
Education, 1576-1686, 1587, 1588, 1595, 1608
Eglise du Canada, 1501.1507-1510, 1615, 1519
1678.
Elephant, 1'. Naufrage de ce vaisseau. .1600-
1606, 1619.
Estaing, le Cte. d'. Declaration aux Cana-
dians 1498
Evque de Quebec, Lettres, etc. . . 1590, 1454
Voir Ecclesiastiques.
Fac-simile de signatures ou d'Scriture,
1538, 1547, 1553, 1565, 1570, 1576, 1582,
1588, 1692, 1595, 1603.
F6nelon, 1'abbe de. Concession de troisiles.l 501
Plaintes centre lui . . . 1605
Finances 1626, 1534, 1535, 1673,
1591, 1595, 1605, 1606.
Finlay, Hugh. Siege de Quebec 1619
Fletcher, Geo. Correspondence . . .1627, 1628
Forest, dela, 1512, 1516, 1621, 1522, 1525, 1532.
. 1637, 1454.
Fornel, J. Lettre 1585
Fortifications, 1466, 1467, 1519-1523,1530-1537,
1572, 1575, 1579, 1587, 1595, 1600.
Voir aussi L6ry, Quebec, Montreal, etc.
Fouancant, Concession de Montreal, 1500, 1501
Foucher, Ant. Siege de Quebec 1618
Franquelin, J. B 1512, 1522, 1530
Plan du Fort St.
Louis de Quebec 1615
Carte du voyage de
M. de Meulles 1616
Carte de 1'Araerique
septentrional e 1616
Franquet. Enceinte de la ville de Mont-
real 1620
Voyages et memoires 1612
Fraser, Col. Malcolm. Siege de Quebec. 1613
Frontenac, fort. 1514, 1516, 1527, 1530, 1532,
1535, 1580, 1588, 1593,1597,1598,1601,
1606, 1608, 1465, 1476, 1491.
Frontenac, M. de. Correspondance et me-
moireg, 1453-1454, 1459-1463, 1505-1509,
1613, 1514, 1520-1627.
Voyage au lac Ontario. 1507
Galette, la 1598, 1697
Galinee. Voyage au lac Ontario 1452
Galissonniere, M. de la. Correspoudance, 1475-
1477, 1578, 1685, 1636.
Gatinaud... ..1530
Gaulin, Lettres, etc 1552
Giiultier de Comports, Memoire 1610
G6me"sie, Reddition du fort 1506
George, fort. Expedition centre le, (1757)
1485,1486, 1491.
Plan du 1621
Glen, Letter 1637
Godefroy, M. de 1506
Gorgendiere, Fleury de la.. . 1587, 1588.. 1606
Goudron. Manufacture de .. 1694,1600-1609
Gouverneurs. Liste des 1451
Grignon, le. Perte de ce navire 1505
Groiseliers, des. Lettres 1510
Guenet 1504, 1505
Guillet 1586, 1588
Hardy, Sir C. Letters, <fec 1640
Hunnepin 1463, 1528
Hertel 1514, 1589
Heu, d'. Lettre 1466
Hocquart, Correspondance, 1471-1474, 1600-
1611.
Hopitaux. . 1578-1588, 1585, 1687, 1606, 1607
Hospitallers, freres,.. 1528, 1535, 1581, 1584.
Hospitalieres, religieuses, 1528, 1529, 1533,
1536, 1570, 1582, 1584, 1688.
Hosta d' 1514
Hudson, Baie. . . 1458, 1474, 1507, 1510, 1513,
1514, 1521, 1525, 1526, 1583, 1535, 1536,
1650, 1651.
Plan du fort York 1621
Hurons 1530, 1534. 1581 , 1593, 1609
Iberville, M. d'... 1513, 1519, 1521-1526, 1651,
1652, 1654.
Me"moire sur la situation
de Boston 1464
Lettre . . . . 1526
Journal d'uu voyage au
Mississippi 1613, 1662
Papers concerning, 1651, 1652,
1654.
Ingolus, Lettre au sujet des R6collets . . . .1500
Ingolsby. Letters 1628, 1632
Illinois. Etablissements des. 1573,1577,1591
1601, 1475.
Illinois, Sauvages 1612, 1520, 1584
Iroquois, Trait6 conclu avec eux en 1 665-66 . 1 452
Guerre, (1682) conferences, me-
moires, recits, etc 1454, 1503, 1530
Expedition centre eux, en 1684.1465
Memoire sur la guerre des Iro-
quois 1 504
Guerre centre eux 1510
IRQ}
ENDEX DBS MANUSCRITS.
\_LIV
Iroquois, Depredations des, etc 1513
Ivrognerie 1 522
Voir Boissons.
Jesuites, 1503-1507, 1528, 1535, 1571, 1578-
1581,1592,1473.
Terres qu'ils possedent,(1669). .1506
Johnson. Col. Letters 1635-1644
Joliet 1505, 1506, 1512, 1514, 1521, 1528
1615.
- Enseignement de la navigation. . . .1512
Lettre a M- de Lagny 1522
Carte de 1'entree de la Riviere
de Canada ..1618
Joncaire. 1466, 1468, 1472, 1534, 1535, 1575,
1584, 1592.
Jonquiere, M. de la. Correspondance, 1476-
1477, 1636, 1637.
Juchereau 1526, 1530-1536
Jumeau, le P. Emm. Carte de la Grande
Baie de St. Laurent ' 1616
Kaffeix, le P. Pierre. Carte du Canada. . . . 1615
Kakariel. His examination 1623
Katarakouy. . . 1507, 151216
La Barre. Voyez Barre.
Laboulaye. Memoire sur le Canada 1600
Labrador, 1522, 1532, 1535, 1573, 1574, 1576,
1577, 1579, 1581, 1595, 1602.
Laehassagne 1533, 1605, 1610
La Come. . 1475, 1489, 1529, 1535, 1593, 1604,
1606, 1609.
Lettres 1604,
Laguy, M. de. MSmoires et lettres, 1462, 1513,
1586.
La Galissonniere. Voyez Galissonniere.
La Gemeraye, M. de. Plan d'une partie
du lac Superieur 1621
Lajonquiere. Voyez Jonquiere.
Lalemant, le P. Jerome. Lettre a M. d'Ar-
genson 1504
Lamartiniere 1508, 1511, 1512, 1577 ;
1606.
Lamberville, le P. Lettres a M. de la
Barre et autres 1456, 1623, 1624
Lamorandiere 1588, 1600
Carte d'un canal projete
entre Lachine et Montreal 1620
Lamothe Cadillac.. .1528-32, 1582, 1536, 1585
Memoires sur 1'Acadie
et le Detroit, 1461, 1523, 1524, 1526-1529,
1534, 1540.
-Lanouillier, Nicolas 1596, 1606, 1609
Lancey, M. de. Letters, etc 1638-1641
Laprairie 1516, 1584
Laronde 1567-1569, 1590, 1599
La Salle. Voyez Salle.
Lataupine 1515
La Touche. Me"moire sur 1'Acadie 1548
1499-1502.
La Tour, de. Ses difficultes en Acadie, 1451
Revocation de sa commission. . 1501
Commission de gouverneur
donnee par Louis XIV 1502
Concession a lut faite du ter-
ritoire de 1'Acadie 1538
Placets presentes par sea enfans 1549
Laia-e, le pere. Carte du Canada, etc 1619
Liiuson, le sieur de. Sa commission com-
rne gouverneur 1502
La Valliere. Plaintes portees centre lui, 1540,
1541.
La Valterie 1529
Lebeau lolO
Le Bert, famille 1512, 1515
Legardeur 1532
Lejeuue, le P. Paul. Lettre datee de
Kcbec, (ler aout 1635), . 1500
Le Moyne, famille 1512,1515, 1516
Lery,Chaussegros cle. Rapports sur les for-
tifications, 1467, 1573, 1577-1579, 1580-
1581, 1583, 1584, 1586, 1589, 1594, 1598,
1599, 1600, 1605.
Plan double de la ville de
Montreal 1618
Plan d'un projet de ville
a Chambly 1619
- Carte de la baie St. Paul. 1620
Carte du fleuve St. Lau-
rent 1619
Plan d'un mantelet blin-
de, etc 1620
Lescarbot, Marc. Carte de la grande
riviere de Canada 1614
Lespinard. His examination 1624
Lesueur 1526, 1528
Lettres de change restees eu Canada en
1763 1612
Levasseur 1530-1535
Lettres sur les fortifications. .1532
Levis, M. de. Correspondance 1497
Lhermite. Correspondance, etc., 1558-1562
1573, 1575.
Lignery, M. de. Lettres 1590, 1611, 1635, 1636
1585, 1601.
Livingston. Observations, etc 1630
LON]
INDEX DBS MANUSCE1TS-
IONN
Longueuil, M. de. 1614, 1516, 1627, 1635, 1573
1587, 1588, 1590, 1593, 1597.
Correspond ance, 1469, 1528,
1588-1590. 1633.
Voyage a Oswego .... 1469
Ses armoiries 1588
Longueuil, fils 1600, 1601
Lotbmiere, M.de, 1480,1483, 1508, 1533, 1577,
1591.
Lotbiniere, M. de (Vic. Gen.) MSmoires, 159J
1603, 1606.
Louisbourg. M6moire sur 1537, 1570
Capitulation 1644
Louisiane. Annales v6ri tables 1538
Louvigny, 1514-1529, 1530, 1533,1537, 1572
1573, 1575, 1584, 1588, 1695, 1605.
Lettres 1529, 1575, 1579
Lovelace. Letter 1622
Lydius, fort 1486
Malartic, M. de. Relation 1492, 1494
Malhiot. Mmoire, etc 1607
Mansard 1576, 1577
Manufactures 1507, 1508, 1535, 1575
Voir Goudron, Chanvre, etc.
Marest, le P. G 1529-1531, 1585
Mareuil, M. de 1522, 1523
Marquette et Joliet. Carte de leur
voyage 1615
Voir Mississippi.
Maurepas. Lettre, etc 1596
Menneval, M. de. Lettres, instructions,
etc 1513, 1543
Meulles, M. de. Correspondanee, 1455, 1507,
1610-1512, 1515.
Mezi, Sa commission 1506
Michillimakinac. 1614,1622,1526,1527, 1570,
1575, 1606, 1608, 1476.
Millet, le Pere. Letter 1627
Mine de fer ^ 1506
Mississippi, 1463, 1464, 1529, 1530, 1532, 1573,
1593, 1598.
Sa decouverte 1505, 1615
Mines du 1526
Voyage au 1613
Carte du 1616, 1618
Monic. Correspondanee 1557
Mommies de cartes 1570-1581, 1596,1599, 1603
1607-1610.
Etat des (en 1763) 1612
Voir Cours des Especes.
Monseignat 1632, 1535
Memoires, lettres, etc. 1460, 1576
Montcalm, de. Instructions, correspon-
dance, etc 1481-1498
et Wolfe, Dialogue 1644
Montreal 1456, 1573, 1580, 1581, 1594
Concession de Tile de ..1500-1501
Histoire du, par Dollier de
Cassou 1618
Incendie de 1581, 1584
Enceinte de, 1571,1575, 1582-85,1610
Fortifications de..l522, 1577, 1578,
1580, 1581.
Voyage a 1513
Gouvernement de 1511, 1529
Seminaire de 1508
College 1592, 1595, 1597
Projet d'uu canal 1581, 1584
- Plans de, en 1686 1615
Plan double, en 1717 1618
Carte de 1'Ile de, en 1721,
1733 1619
Enceinte de, en 1752 1620
Montreuil. Lettres et re'cits. . 1479-1484, 1495
Morin, le cure 1597, 1599
Navigation, uavires, etc., 1586, 1589, 1591
1606-1609.
Ne"cessite" (Fort). Relation de la prise du . 1612
1477.
Negres en Canada 1607
Niagara, (fort) 1458, 1465, 1469,1470-1475,
1514, 1519, 1577, 1581, 1585, 1588, 1590=
1592, 1593-1608.
Nichols, Col. Letters, <fcc 1622
Noblesse du Camida. 1512, 1520
Notaires, actes notaries, etc.. .1603, 1606, 1609
Nouvelle France. Recettes et depenses de
1628 a 1671 1499
Extrait de 1'etat general
des dettes passives de la compagnie
de la (1642), 1501
Compagnie dc la, conven-
tion enfre elle et les habitants du pays 1501
Dettes actives et passives
(1662) 1502
Prix du fret et des mar-
chandises 1602
Etat des fonds. . . . 1506
Nouvelle York. Projet d'attaque centre
la 1459
Noy, la. Letter 1628
N"oyan, de. Lettres, etc 1590
Onuontagucs 1508, 1526, 1534, 1635,
1455, 1464, 1473, 1474, 1477.
ONT]
INDEX DBS MANUSCRJTS.
ISAI
Ontario, lac 1482, 1483, 1507, 1588
1619.
Cartes du 1615,1616,1619
Ordonnances, Billets d' 1612
Orleans, ile d'. 1506
Outaouais, 1513, 1514, 1520, 1526, 1530, 1536
1537, 1572, 1575, 1577, 1604, 1465, 1472,
1473.
Panet. Siege de Quebec 1613
Paroisses, limites des, 1579-1585, 1587, 1589,
1596, 1604.
Pascaud 1528, 1534, 1535, 1571
Pastour. Correspondance, etc 1554-1556
Peches, 1506, 1510, 1512, 1514, 1526, 1528,
1529, 1532, 1577, 1581, 1585, 1587,
1589, 1591.
Peire, 1575, 1577, 1578, 1585, 1589, 1599.
Penicaut. Aunales dela Louisiane 1538
Perrot 1505,1509, 1517
Memoires sur 1'Acadie, 1512, 1541, 1542
Petree, 1'Eveque de. Lettre a M. d'Argen-
son 1504
Documents le concer-
nant 1504
Pezant, le, (Sauvage Outaouais) 1536
Phipps. Son expedition en 1690 1460
Pitt. Letters 1640, 1641
Plans 1612, 1614-1621
Prat. Lettre 1586
Police. Reglement de (1673) 1506
Portneuf, M. de 1514, 1526
Potherie, de la. Lettres et memoires, 1527-
1529.
Pownall, J. Papers concerning the British
Colonies 1 648
Treaties concluded at Utrecht, 1648,
1652.
Prie-Dieu, affaire du 1523
Quary, Col. Letters 1 648, 1 649
Quebec, 1506-1511, 1514, 1515, 1522, 1527
1528, 1530, 1572, 1467.
Projet d'une citadelle a 1594
Incendie de la basse-ville 1509
Incendie du Palais(l726). .1590, 1599
- Requete des habitants 1506
Projet de chapelle. 1507
SSminaire de..l591, 1597, 1606, 1607
Incendie du seminaire 1531
Sieges de 1613
Capitulation 1644
Plans de, en 1660, 1663, 1664,
1670.. . 1614
Quebec. Plan de la ville et chateau de,
en 1685 1615
Vue et carte de, en 1685. .1615, 1616
Plans de, en 1690, 1693, 1698.. 1617
Plans de, en 1700 1618
Plans de, en 1710 1618
Queylus, (M. de) et les jesuites . . .1503, 1504
Radisson 1508, 1514
Rageot 1511
Ramezay, de. 1534, 1535, 1573, 1575, 1580, 1583
1585,1588.
Correspondance 1581-1585
Mde de. Lettres ..... .1600, 1604
Rasle, le P 1469, 1577, 1581
Rat, le 1519
Raudot. Lettres etmemoires, 1535-1537, 1569,
1570, 1571.
Razilly. Sa commission 1500
Restitution de 1'Acadie 1500
Recensements de (1666,) (1667,) (1668,) et
(1681) 1452, 1507
de!685 a!69S.. ..1663
de 1719, 1720 et 1721 1468
de 1734 1472
de 1754 ,... ..1478
Recollets ...1508, 1515,1523, 1531,1590,1606
Memoire au pape 1501
Memorial de leur mission en
Canada 1499
Leura travaux dans la Nouvelle
France 1500, 1501
Voir Ecclesiastiques.
Repentigny, M. de. 1502, 1508, 1521, 1535, 1606
Renards, (Sauvages), 1577-1584, 1590-1597,
1604, 1607, 1608.
Richard (missionnaire) 1600
Richelieu, le cardinal de 1500
Richelieu, fort , 1503
Riverin 1511, 1516, 1531
M6moires sur le commerce, 1514
1571, 1572.
Robert, le sieur 1535, 1586
Roi, lettre du. A M. d'Argeuson (1659). 1504
Autre lettre aurneme(l660).1505
Lettre autorisant I'etablisse-
ruent du s6minaire de Montreal 1506
Rossie. His examination 1630
Rouville, sieur de 1534-1536
Sabrevois. . .' 1574, 1577, 1580, 1585
Saint Ange. Lettre 1498
Saint Castin, baron de, 1515, 1531, 1537, 1548,
1552, 1580, 1588,1591.
SAI}
INDEX DBS MANUSCRITS.
[VIT
St. Denis 1614
Saint Germain. Plan du fort Vnudreuil . 1620
Ste. Helene 1514, 1520
Saint Jean, fort. Plan du 1621
St. Lambert, fort 1522
St. Louis, Fort 1505, 1522
Saint Maurice, Mines de fer du 1602
Saint Michel, le Sieur de 1609
Saint Michel, Soaur 1586
Saint-Ours, sieur de 1508, 1532, 1533
Saint Sulpice, S6minaire de. Concession
de Pile de Montreal 1500, 1506
Son 6tablis-
semcnt 1506
Requete.,1578
.. ...1580
Salle, M. de la, 1505,1508, 1512, 1515, 1520?
1528, 1530, 1453, 1455.
Lettres de noblesse 1458
et le fort Frontenac. 1453, 1455
Memoire sur eon assassi-
nat 1612
Sanguinet. Siege de Quebec 1613
Sarrasiu.. . .1528, 1531, 1538, 1574, 1581, 1582,
1607.
Description du rat musque .... 1592
Sauvages. Memoire sur les, 1452, 1468, 1472,
1473, 1522, 1530, 1571, 1590.
Schuyler, Peter 1464-1467
Sciences, recherches relatives aux. .1596, 1597
Seigneuries 1605, 1608
Voir Concessions.
Sevestre. Compte des depenses et des re-
cettes, etc 1503
Sillery, mission de 1515
Sorel, fort 1522
Subercase. Correspondance, etc., 1550-1552,
1558-1560.
Surgeres. Journal d'un voyage avec d'l-
berville 1618
Sylvain ou Sullivan. M6decin de Mont-
real 1586, 1593, 1597
Talon, Correspondance et m^moires, 1451-1453,
1506.
Tast, du 1 520
Testu de la Richardiere 1598, 1606
Temiscaming. 1582-1584, 1586-1588, 1692
1606.
Terreneuve 1625, 1538, 1553-1570
Tilly de. Correspondance, etc. 1595, 1598, 1599,
1600, 1601-1603, 1606.
Tonnancourt, de 1522, 1537, 1574
Tonty, 1466, 1512, 1521, 1522, 1526-1630,
1582, 1577, 1580, 1582, 1597.
Toronto 1593, 1598, 1602
Trois-Rivieres, 1508, 1506, 1611, 1512, 1615,
1516, 1521, 1522, 1526, 1528-1530, 1580,
1584.
Voyage aux 1613
Plans des 1616, 1618
Troupes, 1529, 1570, 1573. 1576, 1579-1584,
1586, 1591, 1697, 1598, 1602, 1608.
Tsonnonthouans, 1455, 1457, 1458, 1465, 1472-
1474, 1508, 1634, 1607, 1609.
Ulric, le cure". Lettre, etc 1584
Ursulines, 1505, 1515, 1626, 1528, 1530, 1832,
1533, 1591, 1599, 1606.
Utrecht, Treaty of 1648, 1651, 1652, 1653.
Utrecht, Traite" d'. Ce qui se rapporte
a 1'Acadie 1553
Varennes, M. de 1511, 1523
Varin, Lettre, etc 1477
Vaudreuil, M. de (Philippe de Rigaud de)
Correspondance, 1464-1469, 1527, 1533-
1537, 1570-1588, 1632.
Sea armoiries 1570
Vaudreuil, Mme de. Lettres, etc 1592
Vaudreuil, (Pierre Rigaud de.) Corres-
pondance.. .1478-1498, 1610, 1611, 1654
Vautron. Relation d'un voyage a Terre-
neuve 1538
Veranderye, M. dela 1579, 1586, 1590
Vercheres, M. de 1506, 1588
Vercheres, Mdlle de. Action he"roique. .1525
Vetch, Capt. Memorial, &c 1631, 1651
Villebon 1521, 1523
Memoire sur 1'Acadie, 1461-1462
1525, 1528, 1545-1547.
Villemarie, Congregation a 1512
Villeneuve, de 1515
Plans de Quebec 1615
Carte de Quebec.
et des environs 1616
Carte de la conite
de St. Laurens 1617
Villeray 1505, 1506, 1508, 1522
Villieu. Journal d'un voyage, 1522, 1547-
1549.
Lettres.. ..1 547-1548
Vincenne, M. de 1534, 1536, 1577, 1611
Vitre, sieur de 1526, 1529, 1832
MANTJSCRITS NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1451
[mrastrijjis.
[annsmfa.
1. MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A L'HISTOIRK DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE;
Contenant particulierement la correspondance officielle du gouvernement fran-
9ais relativement au Canada et autres Colonies de la Nouvelle France, tiree
des archives du ministere de la marine, ainsi que de celles du ministere de
la guerre, a Paris.
PREMIERE SERIE.
Cette lere Serie, formant 17 vol. in-folio, se trouve deposee a la bibliotheque de
la Societe Litteraire et Historique de Quebec.
VOL. I. (1531-1674.)
Ann6es. Pages
Liste des gouverneurs du Canada de 1'annee 1603 a 1763 iv
1637. Abrege des decouvertes de la Nouvelle France 1
1658.
10 Fevr. Lettre du Roi (Louis XIV) au sujet des limites des commande-
ments entre le Sieur d'Aulnay Charnisay et le Sieur de la Tour,
dans la Nouvelle France 8
1651.
20 Juin. Lettre ecrite par le conseil de Quebec aux commissaires de la
Nouvelle Angleterre 10
20 Juin. Extrait des registres de 1'ancien conseil du Canada 11
20 Juin. Lettre du sieur Daillebout, lieutenant general de la Nouvelle
France, nommant le Rev. P. Dreuillettes comme envoye aupres
des commissaires de Boston 12
1663.
4 Aout. Lettre de M. le Baron Dubois d'Avaugour contenant un me-
moire sur les colonies etablies a Quebec, Plaisance, Gaspe et Cap
Breton 15
1663. Memoire de ce qui serait a faire pour se fortifier contre les in*
suites des Iroquois en Canada 25
1664.
15 Nov. Extrait d'un memoire du ministre (Mr. Hugues de Lionne, mi-
nistre des affaires e~trangere) a M. Alexandra de Trouville, seigneur
de Tracy, gouverneur general du Canada 30
1665.
27 Mars. Memoire du roi (redige pir M. de Lionne) pour servir d'ins-
truction au S. Talon, s'en allant Intendant de la justice, police
et finances dans la Nouvelle France 33
4 Oct. Lettre de M. Talon, Intendant du Canada, au ministre . . . 47
14 Oct. Tarif des merchandises venues par les vaisseaux de la compagnie
des Indes pour etre delivrees aux habitant de Quebeck, Trois-Ri-
vieres et Mont-Royal 65
BB
1452 MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Annies. Pages
19 Dec. Explications des onze presents faits par les ambassadeurs Iro-
quois Quebec a Mr. de Tracy, etc 67
15 Dec. Traite de paix conclu entre les six ambassadeurs Iroquois, etc. . . 72
1666.
6 Avril. Lettre ecrite de Versailles par M. le ministre Colbert a M. Talon,
intendant en Canada 80
22 Mai. Ratification du traite du 15 decembre 1665 par dix autres ambas-
sadeurs Iroquois descendus a Quebec pour ce sujet 95
12 Juillet. Autre ratification par trois ambassadeurs de la nation d'On-
neyout, deputes vers M. de Tracy, gouverneur, et M. de Talon,
intendant 98
1666. Description des neuf families Iroquoises 102
I Sept. Expose de M. Talon, intendant de justice, police et finances a
MM. de Tracy et de Courcelles. Probleme s'il est plus avanta-
geux au service du roi ce faire la guerre aux Agniers que de conclure
la paix avec eux ? 117
13 Nov. Extrait d'un memoire de M. Talon adresse a M. Colbert sur
1'Stat du Canada . 126
1666. Etat abrege du contenu au Rolle des families de la colonie de la
Nouvelle France 134
1667.
6 Avril. Extrait d'un memoire signe de M. Colbert, sur 1'etablissement de
la colonie, adresse a M. Talon 136
27 Oct. Extrait d'un memoire de M. Talon adresse au ministre, sur 1'etat
du Canada. 141
1667. Etat abrege du contenu au Rolle des families de la Nouvelle
France 144
1668. Etat abrege du nombre des families, des personnes qui les com-
posent et des hommes capables de porter les armes; du denombre-
ment des terres decouvertes, de ce qu'a produit^ la recolte, et des
bestiaux du Canada en 1'annee 1668. . ... 145
1669.
15 Mai. Lettre du ministre Colbert, a M. deCourcelles. 146
1670.
9 Avril. Lettre du meme au meme 150
10 Oct. Extrait d'un memoire sur le Canada, adresse au roi par M. Talon:
premiere partie, demande de troupes dans le cas de guerre avec les
Iroquois 152
II Nov. Seconde partie Envoi d'aventuriers a la decouverte de nouvelles
terres 153
Troisieme partie Coureurs dt s bois 155
Quau-ietne partie des moyens de ramener les benefices du Cas-
tor qui passent aux Anglais et aux Hollandais 155
Cmquierne partie U'une guerre contre les Iroquois 157
Sixieme partie Voyage au lac Ontario par MM. Dollier et Galinee 159
10 Nov. ExtraiUlu meaioire de M. Talon sur le Canada adresse a mon-
*eigneur Colbert , 161
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1453
Annies. lERE SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
1671.
11 Mars. Extrait d'une lettre du ministre a M. Ic gouverneur du Canada. . 170
Fev. Kxtrait d'une lettre a M. Talon (incluse de la precedente.) 171
2 Nov. Extrait d'un memoire au roi, ndresse par M. Talon, sur 1'etat du
Canada 173
11 Nov. Extrait d'un memoire de M. Talon, adresse au ministre sur 1'etat
du Canada 173
1671. Recit de ce qui s'est passe au voyage que monsieur de Courcelles,
gouverneur de la Nouvelle France, a fait au lac Ontario... 184
1672.
7 Avril. Memoire du roi pour servir d'instruction au Sr. comte de Fron-
tenac, que Sa Majeste a choisy pour gouverneur et lieutenant gene-
ral pour Sa Majeste en Canada 214
4 Juin. Extraits d'une lettre du ministre a M. Talon 223
2 Nov. Extraits du memoire de M. de Frontenac au ministre arrivee
de M. de Frontenac au Canada , 227
13 Juin. Extraits d'une lettr du ministre (M. Colbert) a M. de Frontenac. 240
17 Mai. Extrait d'une lettre da me tie au meme 242
14 Nov. Extrait du memoire general de M. dc Frontenac adresse au mi-
nistre sur 1'etat du Canada pendant 1'annee 1674 247
1674. Memoire presente par M. de la Salle pour 1'entretien du fort
Frontenac 262
1675. VOL. II. (1675-1684.)
15 Mai. Extrait d'une lettre adressee par M. le Ministre Colbert a M. le
Comte de Frontenac j
13 Mai. Arrest du conseil du Roi qui accepte les offres faitespar le Sieur
de la Salle, au sujet du Fort de Frontenae 4
15 Mai. Lettre de noblesse pour le Sieur Robert Cavelier de la Salle . 9
15 Avril. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi, adre-see au Comte de Frontenac.
Recensement a faire des habitants defense aux communautes
de trailer des pelleieries, etc 13
1677.
28 Avril. Extraits d'une lettre du Roi au Comte de Frontenac maintien
de la paix avec les Iroquois et les Anglais 15
1678. ^
12 Mai. Permission au Sieur de la Salle de decouvrir la partie Occiden-
tale de la Nouvelle France 17
12 Mai. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi adressee a M. le Comte de Frontenac
entretien de la paix avec les Anglais. . 'on
1679.
25 Avril. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi adressee a M. le Comte de Frontenac
conduite a tenir dans son gouvernement 2<>
6 Nov. Extraits d'un memoire adresse au Roi par M. le Comte de
Frontenac 04
10 Nov. Extraits du memoire de M. Duchesneau, intendant, adresse au
Ministre plaintes graves de M. Duchesneau contre M. le Comte
de Frontenac et divers autres fonctionnaires. (Des archives de la
Marine) .,
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
IERE S^RIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Ann6es.
14 Nov. Autre memoire de M. Duchesneau au Ministre details sur les
villes de la Nouvelle Angleterre 52
14 Nov. Lettre de M. de Saurel a M. Duchesneau 58
1680.
29 Avril. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi a M. le Comte de Frontenac re-
commandation d'une plus grande moderation dans sa conduite. ... 61
13 Nov. Extraits du memoire de M. Duchesneau au Ministre desordres
des coureurs de bois conduite de M. le gouverneur, etc 64
1681.
2 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. le Comte de Frontenac adressee au
Roi, au sujet des 'roquois et des Anglais, etc 81
13 Nov. Memoire adresse par M. Duchesneau au Ministre tableau de
la situation des affaires en Canada conduite du Comte de Fron-
tenac, etc 98
Memoire joint a la lettre de M. Duchesneau, pour faire connaitre
les divers desordres causes par Jes coureurs de bois 128
13 Nov. Memoire de M. Duchesneau, pour faire connaitre au Miiiistre les
nations Sauvages desquelles nous achetons nos Pelleteries, leurs
interets, les notres et 1'etat dans lequel se trouvent presentement
ces nations ; avec description du pays qu'habitent les Anglais et
celle de 1'Acadie qui est voisine 134
1682.
10 Mai. Instructions que le Roy veut etre mises es mains du Sieur de la
Barre, choisy par sa majeste pour gouverneur et son lieutenant en
la Nouvelle France .... 153
23 Mars. Extraits des avis donnes a la conference tenue chez les RR.
PP Jesuites au sujet des nouvelles venues des Iroquois 159
28 Juillet. Copie de la lettre de M. Duchesneau a M. le Comte de Frontenac. 177
5 Aout. Copie de la lettre envoyee en repon.se par M. le Comte de
Frontenac a M. Duchesneau 180
13 et 21 Aout. Recit de ce qui s'est passe aux entrevues de M. le Comte de
Frontenac avec les Sauvages de diverses nations a Montreal 188
11 Sept. Paroles des cinq nations Iroquoises a M. le Comte de Frontenac. 206
12 Sept. Reponse de M. le Comte de Frontenac aux paroles des deputes
dSs cinq nations Iroquoises. . . 213
16 Sept. Lettre du Sieur de la Forest, major du Fort de Frontenac, a M.
le Comte de Frontenac, sur le depart du depute des Iroquois 226
12 Sept. Memoire pour eclaircir les dispositions dans lesquelles M. le
Comte de Frontenac a Iaiss6 le Canada i 1'egard des Sauvages et
principalement des Iroquois 228
20 Sept. Lettre du Reverend Pere de Lamberville a M. le Comte de
Frontenac 237
10 Oct. Recit de ce qui s'est passe dans 1'assemblee tenue a Quebec
dans la maison des RR.'PP. Jesuites par M. de la Barre, 1'inten-
dant, 1'eveque de Quebec, et plusieurs autres membres du clerge,
ainsi que des officiers militaires et civils, au sujet de la guerre
avec les Iroquois 242
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUYELLE PRANCE.
1455
IERE SERIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Annies.
12 Nov. Extraits, par le Ministre, du resume des lettres de M. de la
Barre, gouverneur du Canada 249
1683.
5 Aout. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi a M. de la Barre 259
4 Nov. Lettre de M. de la Barre an Minislre details tres amples sur
la situation du Canada, etc 261
(Sans date.) Extrait du memoire adresse a MM. les Interesses en la so-
ciete de comrnandite de la ferine et commerce du Canada 297
1684.
Memoire pour rendre coinpte a M. le Marquis de Seignelay, de
1'etat ou le Sieur de la Salle a laisse le Fort Frontenac, pendant le
temps de sa decouverte, (1679-1684) 305
Memoire toachant les depenses que le Sieur de la Salle a faites
au Fort de Frontenac 317
10 Avril. Extrait de la lettre du Ministre a M. de la Barre mauvaise
administration de ce gouverneur reproches du Roi et du Ministre,
etc.. 334
10 Avril. Extrait d'une lettre du Ministre a M. de Meules, intendant du
Canada 337
10 Avril. Autre lettre du meme au meme 343
10 Avril. Ordonnance portant a tous Franqais de se retirer a Manhathe, ou
autres lieux appartenant aux Anglais 345
10 Avril. Edit du Roi sur le meme sujet 347
14 Avril. Commission du Sieur de la Salle pour commander dans tous les
pays qui seront assujettis a la France, a 1'Ouest du Canada 350
5 Juin. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de la Barre au Ministre, M. de Seigne-
lay !... 353
10 Fev. Lettre du R. P. de Lamberville a M. de la Barre. 355
8 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Meules, intendant, au Ministre 362
31 Juillet. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi a M. de la Barre envoi des troupes
pour la guerre centre les Iroquois, etc 376
31 Juillet. Depeche du Ministre a 'A. Barillon, ambassadeur Frangais a
Londres 382
14 Aout. Revue faite par le gouverneur de la Barre, de 1'armee composee
des troupes du Roi, mil ice du pays et Sauvages assembles au Fort
Frontenac , . . 384
5 Sept. Paroles et presens ties Onontagues faits a Onotio, a la Famine. . 389
1 Oct. Memoire de M. de la Barre, sur ce qui s'est fait et passe au sujet
de la guerre contre les Sonnontouans 396
1 Oct. Resume fait par le Ministre du memoire de M. de la Barre, sur
ce qui s'est passe dans la paix faite, avec les Iroquois 413
7 Oct. Lettre de M. de ia Barre au Ministre plaintes contre le Col.
Dongan, etc 420
10 Oct. Lettre de M. de Meules, intendant, au Ministre recit de 1'expe-
dition de M. de la Barre contre les Iroquois, et de la paix honteuse
qui en fut la suite 422
1456
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Pages
Ann6es.
9 Nov. Lettre de M. le Chevalier de Callieres, gouverneur de Montreal,
au Ministre etat de ce gouvernement guerre centre les Iro-
quois, etc 438
13 Nov. Extrait d : un memoire envoye au Roi, en reponse a la depeche
du 10 Avril dernier 444
(Renfermant)
10 Juillet. Lettre du R. P. Laraberville a M. de la Barre 449
1 1 Juillet. Lettre du meme au meme 452
13 Juillet. Lettre du meme au meme 458
18 Juillet. Lettre du meme au meme 463
17 Aout. Lettre du meme au meme 466
28 Aout. Lettre du meme au meme 469
27 Sept. Lettre du meme au meme 472
9 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme 476
15 Juin. Copie d'une lettre de M. de la Barre au Col. Dongan 483
5 Juillet. Reponse du Col. Dongan a la lettre de M. de la Barre 486
24 Juillet. Copie d'une lettre de M. de la Barre au Col. Dongan, avec copie
des instructions donnees au Sieur de Salvaye, son envoye a New
York 489
1683.
3 Aout. Copie d'une lettre du Col. Dongan adressee aux Franc.ais de
Pemaquil 497
1684.
14 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de la Barre au Ministre pretentious
des Anglais, etc 498
13 et 14 Nov. Extrait du Resume, par le Ministre, des lettres regues du
Canada 500
VOL. III. (1685-1687.)
1685.
25 Fev. Memoire de M. le Chevalier de Callieres pour Monseigneur le
Marquis de Seignelay, touchant les usurpations des Anglais sur
les Colonies Francises d'Amerique 1
10 Mars. Lettre du Roi a M. de la Barre, annonqant son rappel 15
10 Mars. Extrait d'une lettre du Roi a M. de Meules, intendant, relative-
ment au meme sujet 16
10 Mars. Lettre du Ministre a M. Bari'lon, ambassadeur a Londres, se
plaignant de la conduite du gouverneur de la Nouvelle York 18
18 Fev. Extraits du resume des reponses aux lettres re9ues du Canada. . 20
10 Mars. Instructions du Roi au Sieur Marquis de Denonville, choisi pour
etre Lieut. General et Gouverneur en la Nouvelle France 25
12 Nov. Extrait du resurrfe, par le Ministre, des lettres de M. de Denon-
ville, des 20 Aout, 3 Septembre et 12 Novembre ; avec ses notes. 31
12 Nov. Memoire de M. le Marquis de Denonville concernant 1'etat pre-
sent du Canada, et les mesures que 1'on doitprendre pour la surete
du pays ... 50
Etat des Castors venus du Canada, depuis 1675 jusqu'a 1685. . . 76
L HISTOIBE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1457
Annies. lERE SERIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
1686.
8 Mai. Lettre de M. de Denonville au Ministre commerce et fortifica-
tions de Montreal, etc 78
1685. (Renfermant)
13 Oct. Copie de la lettre du Col. Dongan a M. de Denonville 97
1686.
12 Juin. Leltre de M. de Denonville au Ministre etat du pays crainte
des Iroquois le Col. Dongan, etc 100
8 Nov. Memoire de M. de Denonville sur 1'etat present des affaires du
Canada, et la necessite de faire la guerre 1'an prochain aux
Iroquois, etc 110
11 Nov. Lettre de M. de Denonville au Ministre. ....... 136
16 Nov. Autre lettre de M. de Denouville au Ministre precedes du
Colonei Dongan, etc 148
. 20 Mai. Lettre (en latin) adressee par le Col. Dongan au R. P. Lamber-
ville 157
22 Mai. Lettre du Col. Dongan a M. de Denonville 160
20 Juin. Reponse de M. de Denonville au Colonel Dongan 164
27 Juillet. Autre lettre du Col. Dongan a M. de Denonville 169
27 Sept. Reponse de M. de Denonville a la precedente du Col. Dongan. 175
(Sans date.) Autre lettre du Col. Dongan a M. de Denonville 180
1686. Resume, par le Ministre, des lettres recues cette annee du
Canada, et des reponses qu'on y a faites 186
1687.
Janvier. Memoire pour M. le Marquis de Seignelay, sur le danger ou se
trouve le Canada ; sur les moyens d'y remedier, et d'etablir
solidement la religion, le commerce et la puissance du Roy dans
I'Amerique Septeritrioriale 205
30 Mars. Extraits d'un memoire du Roy aux Sieurs Marquis de Denon-
ville et de Champigny guerre centre les Iroquois precedes du
Col. Dongan, etc 222
1686.
17 Juin. Lettre du Roi a M. de Denonville, lui defendant de ne rien entre-
prendre centre les Anglais 245
16 Juillet. Relation de la marche de M. le Marquis de Denonville jusqu'a
Catarakouy, ecrite par M. 1'intendant Champigny 248
19 Juillet. Acte de prise de possession du pays des Iroquois, dits Tsanon-
thouans, par M. de Denonville 259
19 Juillet. Acte de prise de possession de Niagara, par M. de Denonville. 263
25 Aout. Lettre de M. de Denonville au Ministre recit de son expedition
centre les Sonnonthouans destruction de leurs villages, etc 267
11 Juin. Lettre du Col. Dongan a M. de Denonville. . 298
22 Aout. Reponse de M. de Denonville au Col. Dongan 303
25 Aout. Resume par le Ministre des lettres regues de M. de Denonville
et des reponses faites a ces lettres 320
1687.
27 Oct. Memoire de M. de Denonville sur Petal present des affaires du
Canada, au sujet de la guerre avec les Iroquois 336
1458
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
IERE SERIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
2 Oct. Lettre de M. le Marquis de Denonville au Colonel Dongan. . . . 367
8 Sept. Lettre (en Anglais) ctu Col. Dongan, en reponse & celle de M.
de Deuonville 372
12 Oct. Autre lettre de M. de Denonville en replique a celle du Colonel
Dongan . , v 383
Octobre. Memoire du voyage pour 1'entreprise de M. le Marquis de
Denonville centre les Sonnontouans, ennemis de la colonie, envoye
par ordre du Roi 391
Nov. Memoire de M. le Chevalier de Callieres, gouverneur de 1'isle de
Montreal, a M. le Marquis de Seignelay, representant la necessite
de fortifier Ville-Marie, et les precautions a prendre centre les
Iroquois 437
13 Dec. Copie du memoire remis par MM. de Barillon et de Bonrepos, a
MM. les commissaires du Roi d'Angleterre, coricernant le droit que
le Roi a sur les Troquois 443
(Sans date.) Memoire pour justifier les droits que les Franqais ont sur les
terres des Iroquois et la Baie du Nord 448
1688. VOL. IV. (1688-1691.)
8 Mars. Memoire pour servir destructions au Marquis de Denonville,
gouverneur general de la Nouvelle France, sur les eclaircissements
a donner au sujetdes contesiations entre les Fran9ais et les Anglais
touchant la propriete des pays de 1'Amerique Septentrionale 1
8 Mars. Extrait d'une lettre du Ministre a M. de Denonville 5
Rappel du Colonel Dongan 5
8 Mars. Extrait du resume des reponses faites, par le Ministre, a MM. de
Denonville et Champigny 8
8 Mai. Projet du Ministre sur la guerre a faire aux Iroquois 21
15 Juin. Memoire de M. de Denonville, pour servir d'eclaircissement sur
le droit que les Franqais ont dans la propriete des pays de 1'Ameri-
que Septentrionale. (Ce memoire est un abrege de toutes les
decouvertes faites par les Francais depuis Verrazan) 28
15 Juin. Declaration des Iroquois devant M. de Denonville, qu'ils
desirent demeurer neutres entre les Francais et les Anglais 55
15 Sept. Etat dans lequel a ete laisse le Fort de Niagara en 1688 59
30 Oct. Relation des evenements qui se sont passes en Canada irrup-
tion des Iroquois sur plusieurs points massacres des colons
incendie des habitations, etc (anonyme) 65
1689.
(Sans date.) Resum6 par le Ministre, des lettres de MM. de Denonville et
Champigny ; avec des observations sur ces lettres 85
(Sans date.) Memoire sur 1'avantage de I'etablissement d'un Fort a Niagara. 103
(Sans date.) Document explicatif au sujet des mesures necessaires a prendre
pour la defense du Canada, les moyens d'augmenter le commerce
de Pelleteries, etc . 106
1689.
Janvier. Memoire du Chevalier de Callieres, gouverneur de Montreal,
sur 1'etat des affaires du Canada, adresse a M. le Marquis de
Seignelay 113
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE.
1459
IERE SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
Janvier. Projet du Chevalier de Callieres de former une expedition pour
aller attaquer Orange, Manatte, etc. (Ce document, ainsi que le
precedent, ont etc rediges a Paris ou se trouvait alors le Chevalier
de Callieres) 124
(Sans date.) Difference des prix dans les traites avec les sauvages, entre
Montreal, en Canada, et Orange, a la Nouvelle Angleterre 142
(Sans date.) Tarif des prix auxquels les habitants du Canada doivent donner
les marchandises qu'ils pourront fournir aux negociants du
Royaume : avec une estimation de ce que le Canada peut fournir. 144
Janvier. Resume du Ministre sur la proposition de M. de Callieres 150
Fevrier. Autre memoire de M. de Callieres a M. de Seignelay, sur son
projet d'attaquer la Nouvelle York 154
Fevrier. Memoire des armes, munitions et ustensiles necessaires pour
Pentreprise proposee par M. de Callieres 159
Fevrier. Observations du Ministre sur le projet et le memoire ci-dessus. 161
24 Avril. Observations du Ministre sur le projet d'attaque de la Nouvelle
York 167
1 Mai. Extrait d'un memoire du Roy a MM. de Denonville et Champi-
gny ; conduite a tenir envers les Iroquois, etc. 171
1 Mai. Extrait d'une depeche du Ministre a M. de Denonville, recom-
mandant de faire la paix avec les Iroquois 177
8 Mai. Proces-verbal de la prise de possession de la Baie des Puants,
le haut du Mississippi, etc 179
22 Mai. Autre memoire de M. de Callieres, au sujet de 1'entreprise pro-
posee centre la Nouvelle York 182
Mai. Autre memoire de M. de Callieres, presente a M. le Marquis de
Seignelay sur le meme sujet, recommandant de presser les pre-
paratifs de cette entreprise .... 188
7 Juin. Memoire pour servir d'instruction a M. le Comte de Frontenac,
nomme gouverneur du Canada, sur Pentreprise de la Nouvelle
York, donnant d'amples details des vues du gouvernement Francais 198
7 Juin. Instructions gene-rales du Roy au Comte de Frontenac, nomme
gouverneur et lieutenant general 216
18 Nov. Extrait des observations sur 1'etat des affaires du Canada, au
depart des vaisssaux 223
1690.
Janv. et Fev. Extraits du resume du Ministre sur les lettres et memoires de
MM. de Frontenac, de Denonville, de Champigny, de Callieres, etc.,
sur 1'etat des affaires avant et depuis 1'arrivee de M. de Frontenac,
1689. jusqu'au depart des vaisseaux sur la fin de Pannee 1689 235
8 Nov. Memoire de M. de Callieres sur 1'etat present du Canada, a M.
de Seignelay il renouvelle encore le sujet de Pentreprise contre
la Nouvelle York.. . 254
1690.
Janvier. Extrait d'un memoire de M. de Denonville au Ministre, sur 1'etat
du Canada il appuie le projet de Pentreprise contre la Nouvelle
York il peint les horreurs que Peau-de-vie fait commettre aux
Sauvages, etc., et donne un detail de la capacite ainsi que des
besoins du pays 263
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MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
IERE S^RIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
15 Fev. Memoire de M. Duplessis pour la defense du Canada, et la
maniere de faire la guerre aux Iroquois 292
Fevrier. Memoire de M. de Callieres au Ministre, sur les desseins des
Anglais, 1'entreprise centre la Nouvelle York, etc 298
Juin. Parole qui doit etre dite (par M. de Frontenac), a 1'Outaouais
pour le dissuader de 1'alliance qu'il veut faire avec 1'Iroquois et
1'Anglais 306
14 Juillet. Extrait d'un memoire du Roy MM. de Frontenac et Champigny
les affaires du Royaume ne permettent'pas pour le present Pen-
treprise contre la Nouvelle York 318
14 Juillet. Autre memoire du Roy a MM. de Frontenac et Champigny, leur
recommandant de se concilier les Iroquois, de faire travail! er aux
fortifications de Quebec, etc 821
23 Oct. Recit (par un officier) de ce qui s'est passe en Canada, a la des-
cente des Anglais a Quebec au mois d'Octobre 1690. (Expedi-
tion de Sir William Phipps) 332
12 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Frontenac au Ministredetails
sur Pattaque des Anglais contre Quebec 349
1690.
Novembre. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable en Canada,
depuis le depart des vaisseauxau mois de Novembre I689jusqu*au
mois de Novembre 1690. (Ce document a etc redige" par M.
Monseignat, controleur general de la marine en Canada. On
pense qu'il a etc adresse a Madame de Maintenon. II contient
des details sur Pattaque du general Phipps contre Quebec, et un
recit de I'expedition contre Schenectady) 365
1691.
7 Avril. Extrait d'un memoire du Roy a MM. de Frontenac et Champigny
entreprise contre la Nouvelle York differee fortifications de
Quebec paix avec les Iroquois, etc 474
10 Mai. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Frontenac au Ministre perte des
Anglais lors de leur expedition contre Quebec negotiations avec
les Sauvages pour conclure la paix, etc 478
10 Mai. Extraits du memoire de M. de Champigny adresse au Ministre
demande de nouveau secours fortifications de Quebec, Montreal,
etc depenses a Poccasion du dernier siege contre Quebec, etc
mort de Lemoine de Ste. Helene Lemoine de Longueil passe en
France re-edification du chateau de Quebec, etc 485
12 Mai. Extrait du memoire instructif sur le Canada, redige par M. de
Champigny, (joint au document precedent) 499
12 Mai. Lettre de M. de Champigny au Ministre attaque des Iroquois
dans les environs de Montreal demande de secours, etc 508
12 Aout. Lettre de M. de Champigny au Ministre les Iroquois continuent
leurs devastations defaite d'un de leurs partis par M. de Valrenne,
etc 511
20 Oct. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Frontenac au Ministre, (M. de
Pontchartrain) etat des affaires de la colonie Boston devrait
etre attaque, etc 515
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IERE SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies. Pages
12 Oct. Extrait d'un memoire du Chevalier de Villebon a Monseigneur
Pontchartrain il propose une expedition centre la Nouvelle
Angleterre, New York, etc 520
(Sans date.) Memoire de M. de Callieres & Monseigneur de Pontchartrain il
demande une gratification pour ses longs services. Suit un
memoire sur 1'etat present du Canada, et les secours qu'il serait
necessaire d'y porter pour le conserver 524
1690-1691. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus considerable en Canada,
depuis le depart de la fregate la " Fleur de Mai,'' 27 novembre 1690,
jusqu'au depart des vaisseaux, 1691. (Memoire anonyme) 544
VOL. V. (1692-1699.)
1692.
17 Fev. Extrait pour le Ministre, d'un memoire sur les affaires du Canada,
de 1'Acadie et de la Nouvelle France, envoye par M. le Comte de
Frontenac ... 1
Avril. Lettre du Ministre a M. de Frontenac M. de Caillac doit etre
envoye en France afin de donner des renseignements exacts sur
1'attaqua projetee centre la Nouvelle York 10
15 Sept. Extraits d'une lettre de M.de Frontenac au ministre avantages
obtenus sur les Iroquois les bleds gates paries chenilles captivite
du R. P. Millet retablissement du Fort Frontenac necessaire, &c. 22
5 Oct. Relation de ce qui s'est passe en Canada au sujet de la guerre,
depuis le mois de Novembre 1691, jusqu'au mois d'Octobre 1692. 26
11 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Frontenac au Ministre incursion
de plusieurs partis de Sauvages dans les environs de Montreal. . . 41
11 Nov. Memoire presente a M. de Pontchartrain en faveur des Iroquois
du Sault St. Louis, en Canada 44
(Sans date.) Memoire pour le Ministre le Canada sera fortement attaque
cette annee, 1692 considerations qui doivent engager le Roi a
faire les plus grands efforts pour conserver le Canada, &c 47
(Sans date.) Autre memoire a M. de Pontchartrain, pour obtenir une gratifi-
cation aux Iroquois du Sault St. Louis, avec certificats de 1'inten-
dant, etc., temoignant de la fidelite, de la bravoure, etc., des dits
Sauvages 5?
1692. Notes du Ministre du projet d'attaque centre nous par les
colonies de la Nouvelle Angleterre, et des moyens de la prevenir
et de s'y opposer 60
Extrait des memoires de M. Lamothe Cadillac, adresses au
Ministre, touchant 1'etat de 1'Acadie, la Nouvelle Angleterre, la
Nouvelle Hollande, la Vinrinie, etc. . 73
1693.
28 Mars. Memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Frontenac et Champigny.
envoi d'un puissant secours d'hommes, de munitions, etc., pour
la defense du Canada 83
17 Aout. Relation relative aux evenements de la guerre en Canada,
centre les Anglais et les Iroquois, depuis le mois de Novembre
1692, par M. de Champigny 86
1462 L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
HRE SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Annies. Pages
1692-1693. Autre relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable en
Canada, depuis Septembre 1692, jusqu'au depart des vaisseaux en
1693, (de M. de Callieres) 105
1694.
8 Mai. Memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Frontenac et Champigny
cessation des paiements fails aux Sauvages pour la prise des pri-
sonniers, etc , 172
20 Aout. Memoire de M. de Villebon a M. de Pontchartrain, sur 1'entre-
prise a former contre le Fort de Pemiqnit 175
1693.
(Sans date.) Memoire, le M. de Lagny, des evenements qui se sont passes
cette annee en Canada; ainsi que des negociations avec les
Iroquois 188
1694. Memoire du Ministre sur les avis requs du Canada cette annee. . 224
1695.
16 Avril. Depeche du ministre a M. de Frontenac-rnauvaise foides Iroquois
dans leurs negociations, il faut continuer la guerre contre eux
ainsi que contre les Anglais, etc 228
14 Juin. Depeche du Roi a MM. de Frontenac -et Champigny Sa
Majeste s'en rapporte a M. de Frontenac pour les mesures ulte-
rieures a adopter contre les Anglais. . 234
6 Nov. Memoire de M. de Champigny, concernant 1'etat du Fort de
Cataracouy 238
1695. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable entre les
Frangais et les Iroquois en Canada, durant la presente annee. 248
1696. Memoire (soumis au ministre,) de ce qui resulte des avis recus
du Canada, en 1695, et des demandes pour le soutien de la guerre
avec les nations Sauvages et les Anglais 374
15 Fevrier. Memoire du ministre relativement aux depeches rogues du
Canada ; avec notes a la marge sur les mesures a adopter 381
26 Mai. Depeche du Roi a MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny rup-
ture des negociations avec les Sauvages details sur les affaires
de la colonie 388
25 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Frontenac adressee au Roi son expedition
contre les Onontagucs et le succes qui en est resulte, etc 399
1697.
20 Janvier. Projet d'entreprise sur Boston et Manatte, presente par M. de
Lagny au ministre, avec les observations en marge de ce dernier. 405
28 Avril. Depeche du ministre a M. de Frontenac approbation de sa con-
duite le Roi lui accorde la Croix de 1'Ordre Militaire de St.
Louis commerce et traite des Coureurs de Bois 416
18 Octobre. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable au Canada,
depuis le depart des vaisseaux, en 1696, jusqu'au 15 Octobre,
1697 424
1698.
12 Mars. Lettre du ministre a M. de Frontenac il lui annonce la paix de
Ryswick il est blame d'avoir empeche 1'execution d'un jugement
rendu par M. de Champigny, intendant, etc 468
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
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IERE SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Pages
Ann6es.
21 Mai. Extrait d'une depeehe du ministre a M. de Frontenac com-
merce avec les Sauvages, etc 471
20 Octobre. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable en Canada,
depuis le depart des vaisseaux en 1697, jusqu'au 28 Octobre 1698. 474
22 Avril. Copie d'une lettre du Comte de Bellomont, gourerneur de la
Nouvelle York, au Comte de Frontenac, au sujet des cinq nations
Sauvages Iroquoises, savoir si elles sont soumises aux Rois de
France ou d'Angleterre 505
8 Juin Lettre de M. le comte de Frontenac en reponse a celle de M. le
comte de Bellomont. 507
15 Aout. Aatre lettre de M. le Comte de Bellomont a M. le Comte de
Frontenac, sur le meme sujet 512
21 Sept. Reponse de M. le Comte de Frontenac a M. le Comte de Bello-
mont . 518
22 Aout. Autre lettre de M. le Cornte de Bellomont a M. le Comte de
Frontenac .... 524
Memoire de la cour de France sur la souverainete du Roi a
1'egard des Iroquois 527
25 Octobre. Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny au ministre dis-
positions des commercants et traiteurs Francais affaires des
Sauvages, etc .... 530
1699.
25 Mars. Lettre du Roi a M. de Frontenac on doit discontinuer la guerre
centre les Iroquois, etc 537
27 Avril. Lettre du Roi a M. de Callieres, sur Je meme sujet 540
27 Mai. Depeche du Roi a M. le Chevalier de Callieres, lui annongant
qu'il est nomme gouverneur du Canada, en remplacement de M.
le Comte de Frontenac, (decede) ie traite de Ryswick doit dtre
observe en ce qui regarde la cessation de toutes hostilites centre
les Iroquois ordre d'arreter le R. P. Henriepin, s'il revenait au
Canada, etc 548
1699. Memoire concernant 1'empietement des Anglais sur les terres de
la Nouvelle France 549
VOL: VI. (1700-1709.)
1700.
5 Mai. Memoire du Roi a MM. de Oallieres et Champigny paix avec
lus Sauvages, etc. 1
Conseil tenu par M. de Longueil, commandant au Detroit, avec
quatre nations de son poste, au sujet de la declaration de la guerre
centre 1'Anglais, etc 3
19 Juin. Reponse de M. de Longueil aux paroles des Chefs du Poste de
la Riviere Blanche 12
18 Juillet. Entrevue entre les six deputes Iroquois et le Chevalier de Cal-
lieres, a Montreal 15
6 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Callieres au ministre les Iroquois le Poste du
Mississippi le Lord Bellomont, etc
(Renfermant)
Les paroles des dix-neuf Iroquois
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MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Pages
Anndes.
3 Sept. Deputes de leurs nations pour la conclusion de la paix adresses a
M. de Callieres, etc 37
1701.
31 Mai. Memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Callieres et de Champigny
paix avec les Iroquois le Mississippi, etc 54
4 Aout. Ratification de la paix conclue au rnois de Septembre dernier,
entre la colonie du Canada et les Sauvages, ses allies, avec les Iro-
quois 58
1701. Memoire pour le ministre projets sur la Nouvelle Angleterre .. 68
Memoire de M. d'Iberville sur la situation de Boston, New York,
etc., avec un projet detaillant les moy ens qu'il y aurait de les attaquer
et ruiner 82
1702.
3 Mai. Memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Callieres et Champigny, en
reponse a leur depeche dos 5 et 31 Octobre 1701 etat de la
colonie 104
4 Nov. Extrait d'une'lettre de M. de Callieres au ministre paix avec
les differentes tribus Sauvages nouvelle d'un armement a Boston,
etc 108.
6 Nov. Autre extrait d'une lettre du meme au meme dispositions des
Onontagues petits partis a faire pour harceler les habitants de la
Nouvelle Angleterre 117
11 Nov. Divers extraits d'une lettre adressee au ministre, par 1'intendant
du Canada depenses considerables qui sont occasionnees pour
la subsistance, et les presents qui sont donnes aux nations Sauvages. 121
1703.
30 Mai. Extrait d'un memoire du Roi aux Sieurs de Callieres et de Beau-
harnois depense pour la colonie du Detroit.... 128
14 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre mort de M. de Callieres.
Preparatifs et menaces des Anglais dispositions des Sauvages. - - 131
14 Nov. Paroles des Sauvages adressee a M. de Vaudreuil, ainsi que les
observations du ministre 142
15 Nov. Resume d'une lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et de Beauharnois, de
cette date, avec les observations du ministre 167
1703. Details succints de ce qui compose les vingt-millions, ou environ,
que rapporte la colonie du Canada, par an, au Roi et a seS sujets. . . 173
1704.
16 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre Sauvages-
Abenaquis Iroquois etat du Detroit Peter Schuyler, etc 179
17 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et de Beauharnois au
ministre affaires des Sauvages mouvements de Peter Schuyler,
etc 190
1705.
17 Juin. Extrait d'un memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Vaudreuil et de
Beauharnois il leur est recommande de reconcilier les Iroquois
avec les Outaouais, Miamis etc 202
19 Octobre. Extraits d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre negocia-
tions avec les Sauvages 206
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IERE SERIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Annies. Pages
(Renferrnant)
16 et 17 Aout. Les paroles des deputes Iroquois a M. de Vaudreuil 210
17 Aout. Et la reponse de M. de Vaudreuil aux Sonontouans et autres
Chefs des quatre nations Iroquoises 215
Octobre. Projet du traite a faire entre les deux colonies de la Nouvelle
France et de la Nouvelle Angleterre, suivant les propositions faites
par le Sieur Vetch de la part du gouverneur Dudley, a M. de Vau-
dreuil, gouverneur general 220
1706. Propositions a faire a la Cour, pour faire connaitre la consequence
qu'il y aurait de prendre possession de Niagara au plus tot, et de pre-
venir les Anglais qui en ont le dessein 231
28 Avril. Extraits d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre accom-
modements entre les Sauvages negociations avec le gouverneur
Dudley non terminees ... 239
9 Juin. Extrait d'une depeche du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil le minis-
tre lui exprims son vif mecontentement de sa conduite, a 1'egard
des permissions qu'il a accordees a certains traiteurs de sa partialite
envers les parents de sa femrae, et le menace de lui faire perdre
sa charge de gouverneur general, s'il n'agit pas avec plus de circon-
spection a 1'avenir 244
4 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre mesures
qu'il a adoptees pour maintenir 1'union entre les Outaouais et les
Iroquois 255
Memoire general sur la domination et les possessions des Fran-
gais en Canada, depuis 1504 jusqu'a 1706, avec des extraits des
depeches des gouverneurs et intendants sur le meme sujet. (Ce
memoire contient une suite de details chronologiques et historiques
sur les premieres decouvertes du pays) 260
1707.
TO Juin. Extrait d'une depeche -du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil on lui
recommande de maintenir la paix avec les Sauvages ; de harceler les
Anglais a Boston, etc 346
30 Juin. Instructions du Roi pour le Sieur Daigremont, choisy pour visiter
1'etat des Forts de Catarakouy, Niagara, le Detroit, Michilmakinac ;
et verifier si les accusations porfees centre M. de Vaudreuil, au
sujet du commerce frauduleux qui s'y fait, sont fondees. .... .... 850
30 Juin. Memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Vaudreuil et Raudot, intendant
affaires des Sauvages retranchement de leurs presents accoutu-
mes negociations avec le gouverneur Dudley punitions des Cou-
reurs de Bois, etc 361
24 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre agression des Outa-
ouais centre les Miamis 367
1708.
6 Juin. Extrait d'une depeche du Roi a M. Raudot, lui recomman-
dant d'exciter les Sauvages a faire la guerre aux Anglais, etc 370
6 Juin. Extrait d'une depeche du Roy a MM. de Vaudreuil et Raudot le
Roy ne reconnait pas la princesse Anne pour reine d' Angleterre
projet d'etablir quatre compagnies Sauvages , 372
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MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
HIRE S^RIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Paces
Ann6es.
6 Juin. Extrait d'une depeche du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil instruc-
tion de continuer a harceler les Anglais sur tous les points 375
5 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre precedes
des Iroquois vis-a-vis les Frangais et les Anglais point d'apparence
d'accommodement avec le gouverneur Dudley 380
(Renfermant)
24 Mai. Copie d'une lettre du R. P. d'Heu, jesuite, a M. de Vaudreuil
dispositions des Sauvages, etc 885
12 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre ravages des Sauvages
dans le gouvernement de Boston menaces des Anglais d'attaquer
le Canada, etc 391
(Renfermant)
26 Sept. Copie d'une lettre de Peter Schuyler a M. de Vaudreuil il
deplore le genre de guerre qui se pratique entre les deux nations. . . 897
14 Nov. Rapport de M. Daigremont au ministre, sur 1'etat des differents
forts du Canada conduite du Chevalier Tonty il trouve ridicule
le projet des compagnies Sauvages, etc 399
1709.
27 Avril. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre rumeurs d'une attaque
des Anglais sur le Canada 1 mouvements des troupes en conse-
quence 418
6 Juillet. Extrait d'un me moire du Roi adresse a MM. de Vaudreuil et
Raudot ils doivent conserver 1'union entre les Sauvages fortifi-
cations de Quebec, etc 425
6 Juillet. Lettre du ministre a M. Daigremont, en reponse a son rapport du
14 Novembre 1708 il lui recommande de 1'instruire du manege des
gens de M. de Vaudreuil 427
14 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre precedes de Peter
Schuyler nouvelles repandues de 1'arrivee d'une flotte anglaise
au Bic preparatifs de defense dans Quebec nouvelles d'une
armee en marche par Orange tableau des forces regulieres et de
la milice de la colonie, etc 435
(Renfermant)
2 Juia. 1. Interrogatoire de J. Whiting, pris par les Francois 461
2. Lettre du R. P. Mareuil, missionnaire d'Onontague, au R. P.
d'Heu, missionnaire des Sonnonthouans 465
1 Aout. 3. Interrogatoire de Quesel Roulouse a la Pointe a la Chevelure,
(Crown Point.) 467
14 Juin. 4. Lettre du Sieur de Joncaire au Sieur de la Fresniere, com-
mandant du Fort Frontenac 471
19 Oct. 5. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Ramsay a M. de Vaudreuil mou-
vements des Anglais pour attaquer le fort Chambly 473
Novembre. Memoire sur 1'etat dans lequel etait la Colonie du Canada au
mois de Novembre 1709
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Pages
Annies.
1710.
1 Mak Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details sur Chambly.
le lac Champlain Peter Schuyler se rend en Angleterre 1
10 Mai. Lettre du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil il approuve les tnesures
que M. de Vaudreuil a adoptees 9
7 Juin, Lettre du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil preparatifs des Anglais
centre le Canada 11
Juin. Notes du ministre sur les lettres reques de M. de Vaudreuil 14
3 Nov. Kxtrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre dispositions
des Onontagues et autres tribus envoi de partis pour harceler
les Anglais 18
18 Nov. Extraits d'un memoire de M. Daigremont adresse au ministre.
retablissement des conges pour la traite, etc 38
mi.
25 Avril. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre prise du Port-Royal par
les Anglais ils parlent de venir attaquer Quebec 43
7 Juillet. Extrait d'une depeche du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil il approuve
les mesures qu'il a prises contre New York, etc., ainsi que ses nego-
ciations avec les Sauvages 52
25 Oct. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre nouvelles
d'une flotte anglaise qui doit venir attaquer Quebec, et une armee
du cote de Montreal preparatifs de M. de Vaudreuil 57
1712.
28 Juin. Extraits d'une depeche du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil il le
felicite de ce que la flotte anglaise ait ete detruite par les elements,
mais il ne doit pas negliger de prendre toutes les precautions pour
1'avenir, ete 73
6 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre guerre
entre quelques nations sauvages conseils tenus avec plusieurs
tribus, etc 77
1713.
4 Juillet. Extrait d'une depeche du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil annonce
de la paix entre les couronnes de France et d' Angleterre 86
1714.
Memoire qui demontre de quel avantage le Detroit est pour leRoi
mesures a prendre pour le conserver 3&
1716.
Fevrier. Extraits du memoire de M. de Vaudreuil adresse au Due d'Or-
leans, regent du royaume, sur 1'etat des affaires en Canada 95
15 Oct. Rapport de M. Chaussegros (Delery.) sur 1'etat de la fortificatien.
et situation de la ville de Quebec, capitale du Canada 109
7 Nov. Memoire du conseil de marine, approuvant les propositions de M,
de Vaudreuil, au sujet du fort de Niagara ... 1 17
12 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil rumeurs du meurtre.- d#
MM. de Ramsay et Longueil, fils, par les Sauvages Kaokias 120
1717.
26 Juin. Extraits d'une lettre du conseil de marine a M. de Vaudrenitr-il
doit veiller a la conduite des Anglais, mais entretenir la paix,, etc. . 123
25 Jan. Notes du conseil de marine sur le rapport de M. de Vaudreuil, au
sujet du conseil tenu par les Iroquois .......... 126
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MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
1718. Memoire sur 1'Acadie par rapport aux Sauvages Abenaquis;
limites de 1'Acadie, etc 133
1 Juin. Notes par le conseil de marine sur la lettre du R. P. Lafitau,
jesuite, missionnaire, au sujet de la vente des boissons aux Sau-
vages. (Ce document contient one lettre de F. Lovelace, gouver-
neur de New York, du 18 novembre 1688.) 145
30 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil de marine affaires des
Sauvages 152
Memoire general sur les Sauvages du Canada, jusqu'ik la riviere
Mississippi ; contenant des remarques sur leurs territoires, ainsi
que sur les mceurs et le negoce de ces Sauvages 155
1719.
23 Mai. Extrait d'une depeche du Roi & MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon
limites de la Nonvelle France 179
28 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil de la marine guerre entre
les differentes tribus Sauvages 181
1720.
Janvier. Memoire du R. P. Aubry, jesuite, missionnaire sur lea limites de
la Nouvelle France et de la Nouvelle Angleterre 187
20 Avril. Recensement general du Canada, d'apres le rapport de M. Begon,
du Hriovembre 1719 194
1721.
Janvier. Rapport du conseil de marine approuvant les mesures de MM. de
Vaudreuil et Begon, au sujet des dispositions pour le fort Nia-
gara, etc 197
24 Mars. Recensement du Canada d'apr&s le rapport de MM. de Vaudreuil
et Begon, du 26 octobre 1720 201
11 Juillet. Copie d'une lettre ecrite a M. le Marquis de Vaudreuil, par M.
"Wm. Burnet, gouverneur de la Nouvelle York il se plaint de ce
que les Frangais ont etabli un poste a Niagara surges terres des
Sauvages contrairement au traite d'Utrecht plainte contre le Sieur
Joncaire, etc 204
24 Aout. Reponse de M. de Vaudreuil au gouverneur Burnet il justifie
les etablissements frangais a Niagara Joncaire a agi par ses ordres. 209
S Oct. Extrait de la reponse de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au memoire
du Roi, du 8 juin precedent negotiations des Anglais avec les
Sauvages, etc . 220
1722.
24 Mai. Recensement du Canada d'apres le rapport de MM. de Vaudreuil
et Begon, du 4 novembre 1721 ^2
8 Juin. Extrait d'une depeche du Roy a MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon
commerce de Pelleteries avec les Sauvages desseins des Anglais
contre le fort Niagara, etc 238
,17 Oct. Memoire de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conseil de marine
envahissement des terres des Sauvages par les Anglais les Sauvages
s'en vengent par plusieurs attaques sur divers points de la Nouvelle
Angletene, etc. 241
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
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Annies.
1723.
Mars.
21 Avril.
1724.
18 Jan.
30 Mai.
28 Nov.
1724.
1725.
21 Avril.
24 Avril.
7 Aout.
7 Aout.
1726.
7 Mai.
7 Mai.
7 Mai.
14 Mai.
16 Mai.
5 Juillet.
Pages
Memoire concernant les limites du Canada, dresse et presente
par le Sieur Bole, avec un comraentaire sur 1'interpretation qu'il
faut donner aux divers traites entre les deux couronnes 253
Extraits des lettres des gouverneurs. intendants et autres, sur les
entreprises et dotnmages faits par les Anglais en Canada, depuis le
traite de Nimegue en 1678. (Cette serie de documents contient un
sommaire de tous les evenements qui ont eu lieu depuis 1680) .... 269
*?
Resume des lettres de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon dispositions
et mouvements des Abenaquis et autres, centre les Anglais, etc. . . 319
Extrait d'un memoire du Roi a MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon les
Franqais ne doivent point paraitre dans la guerre des Abenaquis
centre les Anglais ; mais ils doivent inspirer sous main aux autres
nations d'aider les Abenaquis, etc 328
Lettre do M. de Vaudreuil au ministre guerre des Abenaquis
avec les Anglais mort du R. P. Rasle destruction de Narant-
souac di verses autres nations font la guerre aux Anglais 330
Memoire general sur 1'etat present de la nation des Abenaquis. 341
Extrait d'une lettre adressee au ministre par M. Begon, inten-
dant, au sujet de la guerre des Abenaquis avec les Anglais 346
Memoire du ministre au sujet de la guerre sur les frontieres de la
Nouvelle Angleterre meurtre du R. P. Rasle les Abenaquis
doivent etre aides dans cette guerre, etc 61
Resume des lettres de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, des 22 mai
et 10 juin les Anglais a Oswego empietemens sur le territoire du
Canada v 369
Resume des lettres de M. de Vaudreuil au sujet des Abenaquis
negociations des Anglais pour entrainer les Sauvages dans leurs
desseins centre le Canada 378
Memoire sur le Canada moyens dont se servent les Anglais
pour accaparer le commerce des Pelleteries ainsi que pour s'emparer
des etablissements des Franqais mesure a prendre en consequence. 386
Memoire du ministre au sujet du fort anglais d'0s\vego, et
resume de la lettre de M. de Longueil, du 31 octobre 1725, et de
son voyage a Oswego, Onnontague, etc 396
Extrait d'un memoire du Roi pour servir d'instructions a M. de
Beauharnois, nomme gouverneur du Canada 400
Extrait d'un memoire du Roy auxSieurs de Beauharnois, gouver-
neur, et Dupuy, intendant les Anglais ayant etabli un poste a.
Chouegen, ils doivent employer les Iroquois, etc., a les en expulser. 405
Traduction de la lettre ecrite par M. le Due de Newcastle a ?J.
Walpole, au sujet du fort franqais de Niagara 411
Lettre du gouverneur Burnet a JVI. de Longueil, au sujet du fort
de Niagara 415
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MANUSCRITS RELATTFS A
SERIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
16 Aout. Reponse de M. de Longueil & la lettre du gouverneur Burnet . . . 418
25 Oct. Extraits des lettres des gouverneurs et intendants du Canada, au
sujet des limites entre ce pays et les colonies anglaises, et a 1'egard
des Sauvages Iroquois, du 28 avril 1716. au 25 octobre 1726 . . . 421
1727.
11 Avril. Copie de la lettre de M. le Due de Newcastle a M. Walpole, au
sujet du fort de Niagara 431
29 Avril. Extrait d'un memoire du Roi a MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy
construction dfl fort Niagara et de deux barques au fort Frontenac. 435
Juillet. Discours des Iroquois a M. 1'intendant Begon en se rendant a
Chouegen, (Oswego) 441
Aout. Traite de paix conclu Casquebay, entre les Sauvages du village
de Tanaouansky et les Anglais 444
25 Sept. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre fort de Chouegen, etc. 452
20 Juillet. Copie de la semination faite au commandant du fort bati par les
Anglais sur le bord du lac Ontario 458
1 Aout. Proces-verbal de la remise de la semination 459
20 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au gouverneur Burnet, de la Nou-
velle York 463
8 Aout. Lettre du gouverneur Burnet en reponse a celle de M. de Beau-
harnois 467
1727. Resume des lettres du Canada au sujet des forts de Niagara et
Chouegen, ecrites durant les annees 1725, 1Y26 et 1727, avec les
observations du ministre et du Roi sur ces lettres 479
1727. Reponse au memoire de Sa Majeste Britannique, au sujet du fort
de Niagara 491
1 Nov. Resume d'un memoire de M. Dupuy, intendant, sur les preten-
tions des Anglais en Amerique ; avec des annotations de la part du
ministre 515
21 D6c. Traduction de la lettre ecrite par MM. les commissaires du
bureau du commerce, (Board of Trade,) a son excellence le Due de
Newcastle, au sojet des empietemens des Frangais sur le territoire
de la Nouvelle York et autres lieux 524
VOL. VIII. (1728-1744.)
1728.
9 Mars. Resume pour le Roi des lettres regues de MM. de Beauharnois
et Dupuy dispositions des Abenaquis, Micmacset autres, a 1'egartf
des Frangais et des Anglais
9 Mars. Memoire touchant le fort bati par les Anglais a Oswego 24
(Renfermant)
Le plan et elevation du fort a 1'entree de la rivire Chouegen,
(Oswego,) dresse par M. Chaussegros de Lery 30
9 Mai. Memoire au sujet du fort de Niagara, presente au Cardinal
Fleury , 31
16 Mars. Memoire du ministre au sujet des deux forts de Chouegen et
Niagara 37
L HISTOIEE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1471
IERE SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation,
Pages
Annies.
14 Mai. Extrait d'un memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Beauharnois et
Dupuy mesures a prendre avec les Abenaquis observations sur les
postes de commerce et traites des Pelleteries Sa Majeste n'approuve
point la proposition de construire une citadelle a Quebec, mais d'y
faire d'autres ouvrages, ainsi qu'une enceinte pour Montreal 47
22 Juin. Copie de la lettre de M. Walpole a M. le garde des sceaux, au
sujet des forts de Niagara, Oswego, etc 61
Precis du voyage du Sieur de Chauverignie, interprete des cinq
nations, detache pour porter la parole aux Nontagues 65
1 Oct. Document ministeriel memoire au sujet de 1'etablissement des
Anglais a Chouegen, sur les bords du lac Ontario 76
1729.
25 Jan. Precis des lettres de MM. de Beauharnois et d'Aigremont, au
sujet de 1'etablissement des Anglais a Chouegen 79
25 Oct. Precis des lettres de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart postes
des Sauvages Abenaquis du lac Ontario, des Scioux, Iroquois. etc. 91
1730.
10 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au rninistre, renfermant les nouvelles
revues d' Albany, au sujet des Sauvages, etc 106
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, au sujet
de 1'affaire de Henry Lydins, convaincu de commerce illicite avec
les Sauvages . 110
1731.
5 Fev. Resume pour le ministre projet d'etablissement dans le lac
Champlain, et a la pointe a la Chevelure 1 17
13 Fev. Autre resume du ministre sur les etablissements a faire dans le
lac Champlain et a la pointe a la Chevelure, avec une carte du
pays entre le fort Chambly et Albany, approbation du Roi, etc 119
24 Avril. Extraits d'une lettre du ministre a M. de Beauharnois vues et
mouvements des Anglais 125
8 Mai. Extrait d'une depeche du Roi adressee a MM. de Beauharnois et
Hocquart postes d'Oswego, de Niagara, etc. tolerance de la
traite de l'eau-de-vie construction de vaisseaux retrocession de
ia Louisiane par la compagnie des Indes 128
1 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre les Abenaquis les
Sauvages de 1'ouest Chouegen la pointe a la Chevelure les
conges aux veuves, etc 134
1 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre corres-
pondance avec le gouverneur Montgomery, de New York 143
1 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre traite
avec les Sauvages suggestion d'envoyer un chef sauvage tn France
pour y etre presente au Roy 148
23 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, relative-
ment aux auteurs de 1'evasion des seditieuxde Niagara trois freres
1732. Recollets inculpes dans cette affaire 151
22 Avril. Extrait d'un memoire du Roi adresse a MM. de Beauharnois et
Hocquart conduite a observer avec les Sauvages fort sur la pointe
a la Chevelure les Anglais doivent etre munis de passeports pour
venir en Canada, etc 158
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MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
IERE SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Pages
Ann6es.
13 Juin. Declaration et protet de 1'ambassadeur d'Angleterre, au sujet du
fort bati par les Franqais a Crown Point, (Pointe a la Chevelure) 161
15 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au rainistre Sauvages de 1'Ohio
mouvements des Iroquois et des Anglais medailles pour les chefs
Sauvages 163
1733.
18 Fev. Resume du ministre au sujet des desseins des Anglais sur les lacs
Champlain et Ontario instructions donnees M. de Beauharnois. . 172
1734.
10 Oct. Lettre, avec chiffres, de M. de Beauharnois au ministre projet
des Anglais mouvements des Sauvages demande de secours
petit nombre de soldats dans la colonie 175
19 Aout. Entrevue avec les Tshonnontouans paroles de leurs chefs jointes
a la lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, du 7 octobre 184
27 Dec. Resume des vues de M. de Beauharnois, relativement aux projets
des Anglais ; avec les observations sur 1'etat de leurs colonies 194
1734. Extrait du recensement general fait en la Nouvelle France, en
1734 202
1735.
10 Mai. Lettre du ministre a M. de Beauharnois precautions a prendre
contre les entreprises des Anglais s'ils font quelqu'attaque contre
le Canada, il sera envoy e des secours on aurait desire envoyer
1,500 a 2,000 fusils pour armer la milice, mais 1'etat des finances ne
le permet pas 205
1736.
12 Oct. Extrait d'une lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au minis-
tre forts Sauvages Detroit Mississippi Acadie, etc 210
(Sans date.) Denombrement des nations sauvages qui ont des rapports avec le
gouvernement de Quebec des guerriers de chaque nation, ainsi
que de leurs armoiries. (Ce document parait avoir ete redige par
un Franqais, (peut-etre Joncaire,) qui aurait ete adopte dans la
tribu du " Pluvier.") 220
1737.
10 Mai. Extrait d'une depeche du Roi a MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart
navigation des lacs Ontario et Champlain Detroit Outaouais
Scioux Iroquois Abenaquis, etc 238
1739.
16 Jan. Reclamation de 1'ambassadeur d'Angleterre, au sujet d'un etablis-
sement forme par les Frangais dans le pays des Iroquois ; avec un
memoire au sujet de 1'etablissement projete des Francais a 1'anse au
Bois, (Wood Creek) ... 214
Fevrier. Memoire du ministre de Prance en reponse a celui du ministre
d'Angleterre 248
1740.
Aout. Extrait du conseil tenu a Orange, avec les cinq nations Iroquoises,
ou etaient aussi les gens du Sault St. Louis 250
12 Sept. Paroles des cinq nations iroquoises adressees a M. de Beaucourt,
gouverneur de Montreal 252
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE.
1473
IERE SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
20 Sept. Reponses de M. de Beauharnois aux paroles des cinq nations
adressees a M. de Beaucourt 258
31 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre precautions a prendre
vis-a-vis des Anglais demande d'armes pour la milice 265
1741.
21 Sept. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre negociations avec les
Sauvages desordre au Sault St. Louis dans le commerce de la
traite les jesuites et une famille du nom de Desaulniers parait s'en
e tre empare 269
(Renfermant)
8 Juillet. Les paroles de M. de Beauharnois adressees aux Outaouais de
Missilimakinac 279
30 Juillet. Reponse de M. de Beauharnois aux Iroquois du Sault St. Louis,
au sujet de plusieurs griefs 283
3 Aout. Paroles de M. de Beauharnois aux Iroquois du Sault St. Louis . . 289
7 Aout. Paroles des Sonontouans, (Senecas) a M. de Beauharnois 292
12 Aoul. Paroles de M. de Beauharnois adressees aux Sauvages du lac des
Deux Montagnes 294
12 Aout. Reponses des Iroquois, Algonquins, Nipissingues, du lac des
Deux Montagnes, au discours ci-dessus 303
17 Aout. Paroles des Nontagues, Onneyouths, Goyogouins, etc., a M. de
Beauharnois 310
20 Acut. Reponse de M. de Beauharnois aux paroles ci-dessus 315
1 Sept Reponses de M. de Beauharnois aux paroles des Sonnontouans. . 319
[Sans date.] Memoire du ministre sur le resultat des conferences qui ont eu
lieu avec les diverses tribus Sauvages 325
1742.
6 Juillet. Paroles des Nontagues (Onondagas,) a M. de Beauharnois 329
18 Juillet. Reponse de M. de Beauharnois aux paroles des Nontagues 334
17 Juillet. Paroles des Sonontouans adressees a M. de Beauharnois 338
31 Juillet. Reponse de M. de Beauharnois aux paroles ci-dessus 344
30 Juillet. Etat de 1'artillerie qui se trouve maintenant dans divers forts,
places, etc., de la Nouvelle France. .. . 354
1743.
13 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre suite du comrnere et
de la traite illicite qui se fait au Sault St. Louis diverses negociitions
avec les tribus sauvages de plusieurs postes 357
1744.
Janvier. Resume pour le ministre de la lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et
Hocquart, du 10 octobre precedent 'Commerce au Detroit dispo-
sitions des Iroquois et autres 371
4 Mars. Memoire pour le ministre apprehension de 1'etablissement d'une
marine sur les lacs par les Anglais, etc 374
15 Avril. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre 376
(Renfermant)
2 Mars. Le proces-verbal du voyage de M. Beaubassin au fort de la Reine. 378
20 Avril. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre 381
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(Renfermant)
Paroles des Anglais adressees aux cinq nations Iroquoises..
383
Annies.
1743.
26 Dec.
1744.
8 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre crainte d'une attaque
centre Quebec on a mis en etat les batteries, fortifications, etc., et
on travaille a de nouveaux ouvrages details sur les differents
postes de Niagara, Oswego, Acadie, Baie d'Hudson dispositions
des Sauvages, etc 384
29 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre 407
(Renfermant)
19 Oct. Les nouvelles apportees a M. de Beaucourt, par un chef des
Sauvages du Sault St. Louis, revenant d'Orange a Montreal 409
7 Nov. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre nouvelles re9ues du
Detroit, etc les Iroquois observeront la neutralite, mais les autres
nations leveront la hacbe contre les Anglais 414
VOL. IX. (1745-1749.)
1745.
15 Avril. Memoire du ministre sur les nouvelles reques du Canada. (Cette
piece manque.)
18 Juin . Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre revoke parmi les
Suisses et les soldats de la garnison de 1'Isle Royale 1
13 Aoiit. Lettre de M. Ducharnbon, commandant de Louisbourg, au minis-
tre cette place s'est rendue aux Anglais apres un siege opiniatre
de quarante-sept jours 6
12 Sept. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre reddi-
tion de Louisbourg projet pour reprendre cette place et se remettre
en possession de 1' Acadie, etc leur importance pour la conservation
du Canada, etc. (Ce memoire contient d'amples details sur cette
partie du pays) 8
28 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre details sur ses negocia-
tions avec diverses tribus 61
(Renfermant)
26 Juillet. 1. Les paroles des Iroquois, Nontagues et Aniers a M. le general
de Beauharnois, avec ses reponses 69
25 Aout. 2. Les paroles des Sononthouans, (Senecas,) & M. le general, avec
ses reponses 76
4 Nov. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre menaces des Anglais
demande de secours en armes et munitions de bouche 83
1746.
Avril. Memoire des arrangements pour 1'embarquement de quatre
bataillons de troupes sur 1'escadre du due d'Anville, pour aller h la
defense du Canada 85
Avril. Instructions pour M. deMeric, nomme pour prendre le commande-
ment des troupes envoyees au Canada 92
26 Avril. Memoire du ministre sur les mouvements preparatifs de guerre
des Anglais .- 97
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1475
IERE SERIE. VOL. IX Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
Aout. Extrait sur les differents mouvements militaires qui se sont faits
a Montreal a 1'occasion de la guerre, depuis decembre 1745jusqu'a
novembre 1746 100
28 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre etat des garnisons a
Niagara, a St. Frederic et au fort Frontenac dispositions des Tro-
quois, etc- 112
4 Nov. Extrait informe du journal de ce qui s'est passe d'interessant
dans la colonie a 1'occasion des mouvements de guerre et des diffe-
rens avis regus depuis novembre I745jusqu'a novembre 1746. ... 120
13 Nov. Rapport de JV1. de Repentigny a 1'occasion de son expedition dans
le chemin entre Orange et Sarasto, (Albany et Saratoga) 225
1747.
15 Jan. Resume des depeches revues du Canada, pour 1'annee 1746
differentes expeditions avec les Sauvages centre Sarasto, le fort
Frederick, etc 229
Fevrier. Copie de la capitulation accordee par les troupes de Sa Majeste
tres Chretienne, a celles de Sa Majeste Britannique, lors de la red-
dition de la Grande-Prce, (Nouvelle Ecosse.) 235
23 Juin. Relation par M. de Boishebert, d'une expedition de Frangais et
Sauvages sous lesordres de M. de la Come St. Luc, centre le fort
Clinton 238
8 Oct. Relation par le Chevalier de la Corne, d'un coup fait sur un parti
d'Anglais, Sauvages etc., venus dans 1'isle de Montreal pour y faire
une incursion 244
Nov. Document presente par M. Boishebert au ministre, au sujet des
intrigues des Anglais avec les Sauvages ceux-ci ont assassine plu-
sieurs Frangais etat des postes de Niagara, du Detroit, du fort
Frontenac, etc 251
7 Oct. Extrait, en forme de journal, de ce qui s'est passe d'interessant
dans la colonie, a 1'occasion des mouvements de guerre et des diffe-
rents avis regus depuis le depart des vaisseaux en novembre 1746,
jusqu'au 7 octobre 1747 266
9 Nov. Continuation du journal de ce qui s'est passe d'interessant dans la
colonie, du 7 octobre au 9 novembre 17*7 386
Vol. X. (1748-1754.)
1748. Resume pour le ministre, des depeches du cornte de la Galisson-
niere, 'gouverneur du Canada incursions des Sauvages sur la Nou-
velle York, Saratoga, etc 1
15 Avril. Resume pour le ministre des depeches du Canada hostilites des
Sauvages de Michilimakinac du Detroit intrigues des Anglais. . . 4
1 Sept. Lettre de M. de la Galissonniere au ministre commerce des
colonies rnoyens d'avancer la Louisiane les Illinois 7
9 Oct. Journal de ce qui s'est passe d'interessant a Quebec, a 1'occa-
sion des mouvements de guerre et des differents avis qu'on y a
rcgus depuis le depart des vaisseaux au mois de novembre 1747
jusqu'au depart des vaisseaux, en octobre 1748 16
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MANUSCR1TS RELATIFS A
IERE SERIE. VOL. X Continuation.
. Ann6es. Pages
26 Sept. Memoire du ministre sur les evenements arrives en Canada, et
dont la relation a etc envoyee par MM. dela Galisonniere et Bigot. 137
23 Oct. Lettre de M. de la Galissonniere au ministre revolte des Miamis
trouble au Detroit, Michilimakinac, etc 142
26 Oct. Lettre de M. de la Galissonniere au ministre -echange des pri-
sonniers anglais, etc 156
2 Nov. Acte authentique du discours des deputes des six nations iro-
quoises, adresse a M. de la Galissonniere au chateau St. Louis, a
Quebec 158
1749.
29 Juillet. Proces-verbal de prise de possession de la Belle-Riviere (Ohio) et
, de celles qui s'y dechargent, par M. de Celoron, capitaine d'infanterie. 164
10 Sept. Lettre de M. Puyzieulx, ministre, (renfermant)
Des extraits et copies de lettres do MM. de la Galissonniere, du
colonel Mascaren, du gouverneur Shirly, du gouverneur Clinton,
de Ligneries, du colonel Johnson, etc., au sujet d'un echange de
prisonniers en 1749 ' 169
20 Oct. Rapport sur 1'etat de I'artillerie en Canada. 186
9 Nov. Resume des lettres de M.M. de la Jonquiere et Bigot au minis-
tre poste de commerce a Toronto necessite de s'ernparer de
Chouegen 191
1750.
Avrii. Resume des depeches re<jues du Canada etablissement d'une
mission du cote du fort Frontenac (a la Presentation) relation du
lieu choisi pour la mission par I'abbe Piquet hostilites des Aniers
pousses par les Anglais 195
30 Avril. Resume des depeches du Canada commerce de la traite, riva-
lite des Anglois, etc 204
15 Mai. Paroles des Goyogouins (Cayugas) a M. de la Jonquiere, avec ses
reponses : 211
16 Juillet. Lettre de M. de la Jonquiere au ministre echange de prisonniers
de la Nouvelle York et de la Nouvelle Angleterre 223
(Renfermant)
23 Juin. Le proces verbal de 1'entrevue entre les officiers francais et le
capitaine Stoddart, avec le lieutenant Von Schaick, a Montreal, a
1'egard d'un prisonnier anglois 230
25 Juin. Autre proces verbal sur le meme sujet 234
26 Juin. Autre proces verbal sur le meme sujet 237
27 Juin. Liste generate des prisonniers anglois detenus dans le gouverne-
ment de la Nouvelle France 240
27 Juin. Copie d'une lettre de M. Douville, commandant du Sault St. Louis
a M. de la Jonquiere, au sujet d'un prisonnier anglois 245
6 Aout. Lettre de M. Bigot au ministre mesures secretes qu'il a adop-
tees pour exciter les Sauvages contre les Anglois, (quoiqu'il existdt
une suspension d'armes entre les deux couronnes) 247
18 Sept. Resume des depeches de M. de Vaudreuil, gouverneur de la
Louisiane-intriguesdes Anglois et des Francais aupres des Sauvages. 249
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1477
IERE SKRIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Annies.
Decembre. Memoire sur les colonies de la France dans 1'Amerique septen-
trionale, par M. le comte de la Galissonniere leur utilite, la ne-
cessite de leur conservation desseins des Anglais reflexions gene-
rales 261
1751.
11 Juillet. Paroles des Onontagues de cinq nations adressees A M. de la
Jonquiere en presence de chefs Iroquois du Sault. St. Louis et du
lac des Deux-Montagnes, des Abenaquis et autres tribus, avec les
reponses qui y ont ete faites 295
20 Sept. Paroles des Iroquois des cinq nations etablies a la Presentation
adressees a M. de la Jonquiere, avec ses reponses 308
23 Sept. Memoire du ministre au sujet des essais d'etablissement des
Anglais a la Belle-Riviere 315
17 Oct. Lettre de M. de la Jonquiere au ministre 318
(Renfermant)
12 Juin. La copie de la lettre de M. Clinton, gouverneur de New York, a
M. de la Jonquiere, au sujet des usurpations des Francais en batis-
sant une maison a Niagara, sur les terres des cinq nations, etc 319
10 Aout. Reponse de M. de la Jonquiere au gouverneur Clinton les Iro-
quois n'ontjamais reconnu le roi d'Angleterre pour leur maitre
leur inclination naturelle est pour la France les seuls Iroquois
ont droit de se plaindre, etc. 322
Avril. Resume par le ministre (approuve par le roi) des depeches de M.
de la Jonquiere projet de chasser lesAnglois de la riviere Ohio;
avec un memoire des points sur lesquels M. le marquis Duquesne,
son successeur, doit etre instruit 335
21 Avril. Lettre de M. de Longueil perte des depeehc-s du Detroit ma-
noeuvres des Anglois ils doivent etre expulses, etc 345
5 Juillet. Paroles des Abenaquis de St. Frangois au capitaine Phineas Ste-
vens, depute du gouverneur de Boston, en presence de M. le baron
de Longueil, gouverneur de Montreal 364
1753.
20 Aout. Lettre de M. Duquesne au ininistre details de ses precedes
avec les Sauvages projet d'attaques contre les Anglois, etc 372
Decembre. Memoire diplomatique vues des puissances etrangeres projets
de 1' Angleterre sur 1'Amerique 383
1754.
24 Juiilet. Lettre de M. Varin, commissaire, a M. Bigot, intendant les
Anglois battus par M. de Villiers, et prise du fort de Necessite . . . 387
(Renfermant)
Juillet. Un extrait du: journal de M. de Villiers, frere de Jumonville, qui
donne les details de la defaite des Anglois 390
13 Oct. Lettre de M. Duquesne au ministre details des affaires des
Sauvages etat de Beausejour 1'abbe Latourtre, etc 394
28 Oct. Lettre de M. Duquesne au ministre observations sur la con-
duite des Anglois leurs rnesures doivent etre la consequence des
ordres du roi de la Grande-Bretagne, etc 400
1478
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Pages
AnMiSes.
31 Oct. Lettre de M. Duquesne au ministre conseils tenus avec les
Sauvages, etc .................. . ........................... 405
(Renferraant)
23 Get Les precedes du conscil secret tenu a Montreal par les anciens
et autres avec les Sauvages domicilies ........................ 410
6 Nov. Copie de la lettre de M. le garde des sceaux a M. Duquesne
il ne pense pas que le roi d'Angleterre ait autorise les mouvements
sur la Belle Riviere il en sera demande explication M. Duquesne
doit agir sur la defensive, sauf a prendre Ics mesures que les cir-
constances exigeront, etc ..................................... 418
1753.
6 Nov. Recensement de la population du Canada pour 1'annee 1754,
avec 1'etat de ce que pourrait produire la capitation ............ 422
(Ce projet donnerait 225,842 f. pour 55,000 &mes, mais cette
taxe n'ajamaisete imposee en Canada.)
VOL. XI. (1755.)
1755.
1 9 Fev. Lettre du ministre a M. le marquis du Quesne mouvement en
Angleterre vues et instructions du gouvernement Francais ....... 1
17 Fev. Lettre du ministre a M. Varin, ordonnateur; instructions pour la
subsistance des nouvelles troupes envoy ees au Canada .......... 11
17 Fev. Lettre du ministre a M. de Bompas, gouverneur des isles du Vent
surveillance du mouvement des Anglais (meme lettre ecrite a M. de
Vaudreuil.) ................................................ 17
27 Fev. Copie d'une lettre de MM. de Drucourt et Prevost a M. le mar-
quis Duquesne nouvelles reques de New York .............. 22
lerMars. Projet de la commission du baron de Dieskau, comme comman-
dant des troupes du Canada ................................. 31
lerMars. Instructions du roi pour le baron de Dieskau, commandant des
troupes en Canada .......................................... 34
8 mars. Extrait d'une letttre ecrite par M. le marquis Duquesne au che-
valier Drucourt mouvement des Sauvages sur la Belle Riviere... . 50
ler Avril. Instructions particulieres pour M. de Vaudreuil, nomme gouver-
neur du Canada, sur la conduite qu'il doit tenir avec les Anglois. . . 51
Extrait des instructions generates donnees a M. de Vaudreuil de
Cavagnal, principalement er. ce qui concerne les nations sauvages.. 67
14 Juin. Lettre de M. Prevost de 1'Isle Royale adressee au ministre nou-
velles des desseins des Anglais ................................ 72
4 Juillet. Nouvelles des colonies extrait d'une lettre de Quebec, conte-
nant un abrege du journal de ce qui s'est passe sur 1'escadre de M.
Dubois de Lamotte jusqu'a son arrivee au Bic ................... 75
6 Juillet. Memoire dresse par le marquis Duquesne pour M. le marquis de
Vaudreuil, sur 1'etat de la Belle Riviere, le fort de Niagara, le fort
St Frederic, la milice de la colonie et les abus horribles de 1'eau de
vie ....................................................... 83
6 Juillet. Lettre de M. Perier de Salvert au ministre nouvelles de Louis-
bourg ..................................................... 91
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1479
IERE SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Pages
Ann6es.
9 Juillet. Relation du combat du 9 juillet 1755. (Relation anonyme). .. 96
10 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre preparatifs des Anglois
contre Chouegen, Niagara, Frontenac, etc 100
15 Juillet. Lettre de M. le marquis Duquesne au ministre il lui exprime la
douleur qu'il ressent de se voir remplace par M. de Vaudreuil 103
24 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre facheuse situation des
affaires du Canada destruction de Chouegen necessaire expe-
dition projetee du baron de Dieskau
13 Aout. Lettre de M. Breard, controleur de la marine, au ministre defaite
de Braddock Chouegen, etc 116
Etat de 1'artillerie munitions de guerre appartenant aux Anglais,
trouvees sur le champ de bataille apres 1'action du 9 juillet 1755,
(joint a la depeche de M. Breard) 121
16 Aout. Lettre de M. le baron Dieskau a M. Dorei lil part pour son ex-
pedition et se flatte de deranger les projets des Anglois contenu
des papiers du general Braddock, etc 123
16 Aout. Lettre de M. le chevalier de Montreuil au ministre le baron de
Dieskau est bon general, bon soldat, etc. ... 128
5 Sept. Lettre du minis-Ire a M. de Vaudreuil rappel de 1'ambassadeur
Franqois a Londres la nouvelle de la defaite du general Braddock a
augmente la confiance du roi, etc 129
5 Sept. Lettre du ministre a MM. Drucourt et Prevost secours pour
Louisbourg, &c 133
14 Sept. Lettre de M. le baron de Dieskau au ministre, datee du camp
anglois, sur le lac St. Sacrement il donne les details de sa defaite
il est prisonnier, son traitement, ses blessurcs, etc 138
15 Sept. Lettre de M. le baron de Dieskau a M. de Vaudreuil il lui an-
nonce sa defaite on doit le transporter a Albanie, etc 146
25 Sept. Lettre de M. Vaudreuil au ministre la conduite de M. Dieskau
sa defaite, faute de n'avoir pas suivi ses instructions, etc. remar-
ques generates sur les affaires du Canada 148
15 Aout. Memoire pour servir d'instructions a M. le baron de Dieskau
(joint a la lettre precedente) 180
24 Aout. Ordre general pour la marche et IVtaque (joint a la lettre de
M. de Vaudreuil) 189
4 Sept. Reponses faites par un prisonnier de 1'armee de M. de Dieskau,
(jointes a la lettre de M. de Vaudreuil) 194
8 Sept. Reponses du meme prisonnier, intcrroge devant M. de Vaudreuil
(jointes a la lettre de M. de Vaudreuil) 199
31 Sept. Details de la marche de M. le baron de Dieskau et de son atta-
que sur le camp des Anglois 205
(NoTA. Ce document est de 1'ecriture du Chevalier de Montreuil,
il parait incomplet.)
30 Sept. Relation (anonyme) de ce qui s'est passe depuis le depart des
troupes de Quebec, jusqu'au 30 de septcmbre 1755 213
Dialogue entre le marechal de Saxe et le baron de Dieskau aux
Champs Elysees 225
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MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
!!:RE SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
3 Octobre. Proces verbal de Uentrevue entre M. de Vaudreuil et autres offi-
ciers franqais et une deputation des Iroquois au chdteau de Mont-
real 243
6 Octobre. Lettre du col. Malartic, commandant le regiment de Beam, a
Oswego, avec le detail de ses operations, adressee au ministre . . . 250
8 Octobre. Interrogate! re de deux habitants de Montreal, qui furent faits
prisonniers par les Sauvages le 28 mai 1754 269
10 Octobre. Lettre du chevaiier de Montreuil au ministre recit de la de-
faite du baron de Dieskau, etc 271
12 Octobre. Lettre du baron de Dieskau d M. de Vaudreuil, datee d'Albanie.. 276
14 Octobre. Lettre du chevalier de Montreuil au ministre defaite du baron
de Dieskau operations subsequentes, etc, etc 278
15 Octobre. Etat de M. Doreil, commissaire la composition de 1'etat major
general, et employes a la suite des troupes servant en Amerique
sa situation ce jour 283
18 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details des pertes au
lac St. Sacrement e"tat de 1'armee 292
22 Octobre. Reponses de M. le marquis de Vaudreuil aux paroles que les
cinq nations lui ont envoyees par des deputes de la mission de la
1 Presentation 298
23 Octobre. Lettre de M. 1'intendant Bigot au ministre contenu des docu-
mens trouves sur le champ de bataille, apres 1'action du fort
Duquesne 307
24 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Lotbiniere, datee de Carillon, au ministre de-
tails des evenements arrives depuis le printemps de 1755, avec
diverses observations, etc 399
28 Octobre. Lettre particuliere de M. Doreil, commissaire critique sur la
conduite de M. Dieskau necessites de 1'armee details de service,
etc * 321
30 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details militaires besoins
de 1'armee, des officiers, etc 341
30 Octobre, Lettre de M.de Vaudreuil au ministre defection des Sauvages
intrigues des Anglois. ... 345
31 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre il a arrete le progres
des Anglois dans tous leurs projets, etc 347
31 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details des mesures qu'il
a prises a Pegard des cinq nations sauvages 349
Sans date. Lettre du ministre a MM. de Vaudreuil et de la Lanne etat
des affaires entre la France et 1'Angleterre instructions, etc 354
'21 Dec. Lettre du roi de France au roi d'Angleterre 361
Dec. Resume du ministre sur les nouvelles regues du Canada, jusqu'au
8 novembre ^ 365
Dec. Relation de ce qui s'est passe cette annee en Canada, imprimee au
Louvre 369
L'HTSTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1481
IERE SERIE. VOL. XII. (1/56.)
Pages
Annt^s.
1756.
12 Janv. Lettre de M. le baron Dieskau au ministre etat do sa sante, etc. 1
Janv. Document d'etat de la part de la cour de Londres, en reponse aux
plaintes de la cour de France defense de la conduite de 1'Angle-
terre 3
2 Fev. Lettre de M. le marquis de Vaudreuil au ministre preparatifs
militaires Niagara Chouegen Sauvages, etc 16
29 Fev. Projet de lettre du ministre a M. le marquis de Vaudreuil il se
flatte que le succcsseur de M. Dieskau sera plus prudent, etc 20
29 Fev. Projet d'une lettre du ministre au Col. de Malartic 22
29 Fev. Projet d'une lettre du ministre a M. Doreil M. de Montcalm
nomme successeur de M. de Dieskau 23
29 Fev. Projet d'une lettre du ministre a M. le chevalier de Montreuil. . . 26
ler Mars. Commission u M. le marquis de Montcalm pour etre comman-
dant des troupes en Canada, sous le gouverneur en Canada, a la
place du baron de Dieskau 28
13 Mars. Lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm, en lui envoyant ses ins-
tructions, etc 31
14 Avril. Extrait d'une lettre de Quebec expedition de M. de Levy des-
truction d'un convoi de vivres, etc., entre Chouegen et Corlaer,
etc., (anonyme) 32
ler Mai Detail de ce qui s'est passe en Canada depuis le debarquement
des troupes de terre dans le mois de juin 1755, jusqu'au ler mai
1756 35
21 Mai. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre son arrivee a Quebec
preparatifs pour 1'ouverture de la campagnc, etc 41
Juin. Journal de ce qui s'est passe en Canada, depuis le mois d'octobre
1755, jusqu'au mois de juin 1756 45
ler Juin. Lettre de M. Kerlerec, gouverneur de la Louisiane, avec copie
d'une lettre ecrite a M. Macarty, commandant aux Illinois, par M.
Dumas, commandant au fort Duquesne 63
4 Juin. Resume pour le ministre du contenu des six lettres ecrites en
fevrier 1756 par M. de Vaudreuil les Sauvages ont leve la hache
centre les Anglois le fort Duquesne pieparatife desAnglois con-
tre le Canada 68
8 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre de la guerre details mili-
taires il regne une parfaite union entre lui et M. de Montcalm, etc. 79
8 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre de la marine conduite
qu'il observera envers les Anglois, les Sauvages, etc 86
12 Juin. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre details des operations
militaires lac St. Sacrement Carillon Frontenac etat de la
situation actuelle des bataillons de la Reine, Languedoc, Guienne et
Beam, depuis leur depart en mai 1755 88
12 Juin. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre arrivee des troupes, et
secours de Montreal 102
12 Juin. Lettre de M. le chevalier de Montrenil au ministre il est tres
content de M. de Montcnlm il se plaint de M. de Vaudreuil, du
luxe, des vols, etc .caractere des Canadiens 106
1482
MANTJSCRITS UELATIFS A
I|;RE SERIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Pages
A.nn<Jes.
17 Juin. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre ouverture de la campa-
gne arrivee des recrues a Quebec 109
19 Juin. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre dispositions prises par M.
de Vaudreuil, qui montre cependant de 1'irresolution 113
22 Juin. Lettre du baron de Dieskau au ministre, datee de New York il
doit la vie au general Johnson, sans lui il aurait etc brule par les
Iroquois il guerit de ses blessures Il6
Juillet. Extrait du resume des nouvelles regues du fort Duquesne en
Canada du mois de mars 119
Juillet. Resume des nouvelles du Canada du mois de juin Ohio ou la
Belle-Rivi&re les lacs mouvemens des Anglois a New- York, dans
la Nouvelle Angleterre, al'Acadie 122
5 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre de la marine mouvemens
sur le lac Ontario, etc 135
18 Juillet. Detail general de la nouvelle victoire remportee sur les Anglois
dans 1'attaque de la ville de "Mantoue," etc., appartenant aux Anglois
etc., (cette piece est une ironic dirigee centre M. de Vaudreuil). .. 137
20 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre son voyage a Carillon
avec M. de Levy tat de ce camp 147
8 Aout. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details sur 1'etat des
differents postes et Forts del'ouest 156
13 Aout. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre negotiations avec les *
SauvageSj etc 165
14 Aout. Journal du siege de Chouegen (Oswego) commence le 1 1 aout
I756et fini le 14 au soir 171
14 Aout. Articles de la capitulation de la prise du fort de Chouegen 185
20 ,Aut. Proces verbal de 1'entrevue de M. de Vaudreuil et les deputes
des cinq nations a Montreal entre !e 28 Juillet et le 20 aout 1756. . . 188
22 Aout. Lettre d'un officier qui s'est trouve au siege de Chouegen, et qui
en donne les details 212
Aout. Relation de la prise du fort Chouegen, ou Oswego, et de ee qui
s'est passe cette annee en Canada 223
28 Aout. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre details sur I'affaire de
Chouegen les Anglois transplanted ne sont plus les memes qu'en
Europe conduite des Sauvages ils ont fait du pillage qu'il a fallu
tolerer il est difficile d'empecher 300 Sauvages et l,500Canadiens
de faire une curee 240
28 Aout. Lettre de M. Desandrouins expedition centre le fort d'Oswego
cruaute des Sauvages 251
(Renfermant)
Un precis des evenements de la campagne de 1756 255
30 Aout Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre prise de Chouegen
(Oswego,) evenement sur le lac St. Sacrement ambition des An-
glois, etc., avec une copie correcte de la capitulation pour Oswego. 270
30 Aout. Resume des mouvemens sur le lac Ontario 284
30 Aout. Resume des nouvelles du Canada en general.. 288
L'HISTOLRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1483
SERIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Annies.
12Sept. Resume des nouvelles apportees a Montreal, du lac Champlam,
des frontieres de la Pensylvanie, du fort Duquesne, etc 300
15 Sept. Resume des nouvelles du Canada evenements au fort Du-
quesne la.c St. Sacrement lac Ontario, etc 304
22 Sept. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre son arrivee aTiconde-
raga (Carillon) preparatifs pour harceler les Anglois 324
26 Sept. Lettre de M. de Montralm au ministre de la guerre evenements
du lac St. Sacrement ravages dans la Pensylvanie, etc 328
26 Sept. Copie d'une lettre de M. Montcalm sur !e meme sujet 332
ler Nov. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre son retour a Montreal
premiers symptdmes d'une rupture avec M. de Vaudreuil et obser-
vations critiques sur les ordres qu'il expedie 335
2 Nov. Lettre de M. de Lotbiniere ecrite de Carillon au ministre revue
des operations de la campagne de 1755-1756 343
16 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre recapitulation de toutes
les operations qu'il a dirigees comme gouverneur-general du
Canada triste etat du Canada faute de subsistance pour ses
troupes .... 354
16 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre affaire de MM. Stobo
et Wambrant, accuses de haute trahison 363
30 Dec. Proces verbal de differentes entrevues qui out eu lieu entre M.
de Vaudreuil et les deputes des nations sauvages a Montreal, du
13 auSOdecembre 1756.... 365
1757. VOL. XIII. (1757.)
15 Janv. Resume par le ministre des lettres re<jues de M. de Vaudreuil
situation du fort Duquesne affaire de 1'Acadie, Oswego, etc 1
15 Janv. Resume du rapport envoye par 1'intendant du Canada artille-
rie, munitions, vivres trouves lors de la prise des forts de Chouegen. 6
1757. Observations du ministre sur 1'etat des forces qui se trouvent en
Canada nouveaux renforts necessaires plan de la campagne
prochaine 14
13 Fev. Observations du due de Bellisle sur les preparatifs que font les
Anglois pour envahir le Canada il est neeessaire d'y envoyer 4,000
homines sans delai (cet ecrit est date de Versailles) 28
13 Mars. Lettre de M. Coquart, maire et lieutenant-general de police de
Paris, au ministre
(Renfermant)
Une lettre que lui a adresse son frere, jesnite, missionnaire,
sur 1'etat des affaires en Canada, a la suite de laquelle se trouvent
quelques couplets en 1'honneur de M. de Vaudreuil. 26
20 Mars. Lettre du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil il approuve la conduite
qu'il a tenue et loue les services de MM. de Montcalm, de Levis,
etc 46
20 Mars! Lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm il le complimente sur
ses succes a 1'affaire d'Oswego (Chouegen} et approuve toutes les
.mesures qu'il suggere pour la defense de la colonie 49
DD
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MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
IERE S^RIE. VOL. XIII Continuation.
Annies.
7 Avril. Lettre du baron de Dieskau au ministre datee de Falmouth etat
de sa sante, etc 54
10 Avril. Lettre du ministre a M de Montcalm necessite d'une bonne
union entre les officiers des troupes et ceux de la colonie il lui
recommande d'etre doux et affable envers les Canadiens et les
Sauvages, etc 55
19 Avril. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre incursion des sauvages
dans la Nouvelle Jersey 65
22 Avril. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre recit de 1'expedition
entreprise contre le fort George destruction des environs, ainsi
que de la flottille angloise 67
(Renfermant)
La relation detaillee de 1'expedition ci-dessus, qui a eu lieu en
Janvier precedent 73
24 Avril. Lettre de M. de Lt-vis au ministre details des operations mili-
taires a Carillon 80
24 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre operations militaires
durant I'hyver souffrances et Constance des troupes regulieres
I'hyver a ete des plus rudes 83
24 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre il se plaint des manages
inconsideres des officiers M. Bigot, intendant, tient une banque
ou plusieurs officiers perdentdes sommes considerables au jeu, etc. 92
24 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre ambassade memora-
ble des Sauvages des cinq nations a Montreal operations militai-
res sur la frontiere 102
24 Avril. Relation de 1'ambassade des cinq nations a Montreal en nov.
1756, jointe a la lettre precedente Ill
5 Mai. Lettre de M. Doreil, commissaire des guerres, au ministre
details des operations militaires et du commissariat 138
23 Mai. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre le manque de subsis-
tances se fait sentir a Quebec 142
1 Juin. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre Resultat de 1'expedition
entreprise I'hyver dernier contre les Anglois tous les preparatifs
pour 1'attaque du fort George sont executes, mais on manque de
vivres, etc 145
* m l Juin. Lettre de M, de Malartic au ministre, contenant le recit des
mouvemens a Carillon et sur le lac, etc 151
1 Juillet. Relation (anonyme) de deux expeditions contre les Anglois aux
environs du fort George durant I'hyver de 1755 nouvelles regues
de Louisbourg jusqu'au ler juillet, etc 157
| 11 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre manque de renforts de
troupes et de subsistances preparatifs pour la campagne, etc. . . . 169
12 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre petits combats aux envi-
rons de Carillon nouvelles qui annoncent que le lord Lowdon
s'est embarque pour une expedition contre Louisbourg forces des
Angloisjau fort George * 176
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1485
IERE SERIE. VOL. XIII Continuation.
Annies.
12 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre petite guerre des sauvages
etat de la Belle Riviere [Ohio] du fort Duquesne disette de
vivres dans ces postes 180
12 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre il a remis & M. de
Montcalm une armee de 9,000 hommes, pour faire 1'attaque du
Fort George ses instructions 192
13 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre negociations avec les
Sauvages intrigues du colonel Johnston pour les engager a se
joindre aux Anglois, etc 198
13 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre negociations avec les
Sauvages de la Belle-Riviere, etc 210
27 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Montcalm a M. de Vaudreuil recit des succes
de M. Marin contre les Anglois pres du fort Lydius, (Edward). . . 202
31 Juillet. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre expedition de M. Marin
victoire navale sur le lac St. Sacrement M. de Montcalm en pleine
marche pour 1'attaque du fort George 217
31 Juillet. Observations du ministre sur les negociations de M. de Vau-
dreuil avec les Sauvages leurs resultats pretentious des Anglois
sur la souverainete qu'ils veulent exercer a 1'egard des Iroquois,
etc 222
14 Aout. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre nouvelles de la reddition du
fort William-Henry, appele par les Frangais le fort George les
habitants de Quebec sont reduits a 4 onces de pain par jour 226
15 Aout. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre capitulation du fort
George, ou William-Henry il ne peut dissimuler que cette capi-
tulation a malheureusement souffert quelqu'infraction de la part des
Sauvages 229
16 Aout. Journal de Pexpedition contre le fort George, du 12 juillet au 16
aout 1757, avec des details tres circonstancies 234
19 Aout. Lettre de M. de Bougainville au ministre, avec tous les details
de Pexpedition de M. de Montcalm contre le fort George, ainsi que
les articles de la capitulation accordee au lieut. col. Munroe, etc. . 256
14 Aout. Oopie d'une lettre de M. de Montcalm au lord Lowdon, sur le
meme sujet 296
30 Juillet. Ordre de marche de Parmee franchise sur deux colonnes pour
Pexpedition du fort George 299
9 Aout. Etat de la garnison du fort George et des troupes campees dans
le retranchement 1'armee frangaise devant le fort George le 3
aout 1757 302
9 Aout. Etat des munitions de guerre et de bouche trouve.es dans le fort
George apres sa prise 3H
4 Sept. Details des operations de la campagne de 1757, du 30 juillet au
4septembre 313
8 Sept. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre conduite des Sauvages
apres la capitulation du fort George 324
1486
MANTJSCRITS KELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. XIII Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
(Renfermant)
1757 Copie d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au secretaire d'etat de la
marine, (redigee par M. de Montcalm,) expliquant la condnite des
Sauvages et justifiant celle des Francais 328
18 Sept. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre details des mouvements
depuis la reddition du fort George 339
25 Juillet. Copie de la lettre ciroulaire ecrite de Carillon par M. de Mont-
calm aux commandants des bataillons, du 25 juillet 1757 346
18 Sept. Lettre pariiculiere de M. de Montcalra au ministre observations
sur le merite et la capacite de plusieurs des officiers superieurs de
1'armee disette de vivres 350
18 Oct. Relation de la compagne de 1757 dans PAmerique Septen-
trionale 359
18 Oct. Prise du fort George que les Anglois appellent Guillaume
Henry et qui est situc sur le lac St. Sacrement 371
18 Oct. Relation de la prise du fort George, ou Guillaume Henry, situe
sur le lac St. Saorement et de ce qui s'est passe cette annee en
Canada imprimee au Louvre, avec privilege du Roy 374
25 Oct. Lettre de M. de Doreil au ministre details sur le commissariat
apprehension d'une grande disette de vivres, etc 396
30 Oct. Memoire sur 1'etat de 1'artillerie en Canada. 407
1 Nov. Memoire du ministre a 1'occasion d'un plan qu'on pretend avoir
etc donne a 1'ambassadeur Anglais en Hollande par un Canadien
pour surprendre Quebec 413
(Renfermant)
13 Aout. Uue lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre, relativement au projet
ci-dessus, qu'il considere comme futile, etc .... ... 415
1 Nov. Observations du ministre au sujet de 1'expedition recente contre le
fort George et examen des raisons qui ont porte M. de Montcalm a
ne point reduire le fort Lydius ou Edward 421
(Renfermant)
11 Juillet. No. 1. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre il
demande la charge de gouverneur-general du Canada, dans le cas*
ou M. de Vaudreuil, qui a ete tres maiade, viendroit a mourir [inca-
pacite de son frere, M. de Rigaud, pour cette charge] il exprime son
mecontentement sur ce qui se passe dans la colonie et demande son
rappel 423
7 Aout. No. 2. Copie de la lettre ecrite par M. de Vaudreuil a M. de
Montcalm il lui detaille les circonstances qui necessitent la reduc-
tion du fort Lydius, etc 432
9 Juillet. No. 3. Memoire de M. de Vaudreuil pour servir d'instructions a
M. de Montcalm dans son expedition contre le fort George, etc. . . 434
18 Aout. No. 4. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre son regret de ce
que M. de Montcalm s'est borne a la reduction du fort George
seulement M. de Montcalm a omis ou mal rapporte plusieurs
faits essentiels dans la relation de cette expedition observations de
M. de Vaudreuil a ce sujet 448
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1487
IERE SERIE. VOL. XIII Continuation.
Ann6es.
3. Nov. Lettre de M. Bigot, intendant, au ministre depenses du Canada. 453
3 Nov. Lettre de M. Pouchot, officier du genie, au ministre etat du
fort de Niagara et des Sauvages, etc 456
4 Nov. Lettre non signee de M. de Montcalm au ministre dispositions
des troupes disette affreuse de vivres, etc 460
4 Nov. Notes des representations et demandes a M. de Moras au sujet
du traitement des troupes, etc 470
28 Nov. Precis des evenements de la campagne de M. de Bellestre dans son
expedition vers (Corlar) Schenectady, et destruction des cinq forts
Palatins, etc 472
[Sans date.] Itineraire a partir de 1'embouchure de la riviere Chouegen
[Oswego] jusqu'aux sources de la riviere des Agniers [Mohawk], et
revenir par Corlar [Schenectady] et de la h Albany ou Orange. . . . 479
VOL. XIV. (Janvier a Aout, 1758.)
1758.
Janvier. Memoire pour le ministre milices du Canada inconvenients
dans la constitution de ces milices et moyen d'en tirer parti dans la
campagne prochaine 1
26 Janvier. Lettre du baron de Dieskau a M. de Montreuil, datee de Bath
il rend temoignage de la bonne conduite de M. de Montreuil lors de
la bataille de septembre 1755 7
18 Fevrier. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre ses negociations avec les
Sauvages 9
19 Fevrier. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre surprise du village des
Palatins 12
19 Fevrier. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Montcalm a M. de Moras details
sur les affaires militaires il se disculpe au sujet des plaintes portees
contre lui par rapport a sa conduite envers les Canadiens il se
plaint de 1'insuffisance de ses appointements, de la ration des
troupes, etc 16
20 Fevrier. Lettre de M. de Levis au ministre detresse des officiers
modicite de leur solde il demande le grade de marechal de camp. . 25
23 Fevrier. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre conseils tenus avec les
Sauvages limites entre les Frangais et les Anglais en Canada. ... 29
26 Fevrier. Lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm Le marechal de Bellisle
est nomme ministre de la guerre . . 33
10 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre disette de vivres
defaite du major Rogers et de son detacbement desseins des
Anglais, etc 36
14 Avril. Lettre de M. Pouchet, capitaine ingenieur au regiment de Beam
observations generates sur les limites du Canada 42
16 Avril. Resume par le ministre du contenu des lettres de M. de Vau-
dreuil 47
18 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre en lui envoyant un bulle-
tin de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable en Canada 49
18 Avril. Suit le bulletin details des succes remportes par plusieurs partis
de Canadiens et Sauvages durant 1'hyver 52
1488 MANUSCRITS KELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. XIV Continuation.
A n in Vs. Pages
18 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre precedes des Anglois
avec les Sauvages, et contre-negociations des Francois situation
des troupes la picote se declare parmi les sauvages qui ont pille
les Anglois au fort George [ci-devant fort William Henry] 56
21 Avril. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre nggociations du colonel
Johnson avec les Sauvages 64
30 Avril. Lettre de M. Doreil, commissaire des guerres, au ministre
grande detresse eu Canada, faute de vivres lesnouvelles recrues pour
les troupes sont de tres mauvaise espece inconduite de plusieurs
officiers defaite du detachement du major Rogers 67
19 Mai. Lettre de M. Daine au ministre etat . deplorable de la colonie
par le manque de subsistances 1'intendant a achete 1,500 chevaux
pour nourrir les pauvres dans Quebec 76
1 Juin. Lettre de M. d'Hugues au ministre 83
(Renfermant)
1 Mai. Des remarques sur la situation du fort Carillon et de ses appro-
ches 86
2 Juin. Nouvelles revues de Carillon ce jour 96
14 Juin. Prix des principales denrees necessaires a la vie en Canada 98
18 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre M. Acaron, relativement
a 1'echange de prisonniers 101
(Renfermant)
22 Mars. Propositions de la part du capt. Jacques Corriveau et autres
prisonniers, au general Abercrombie pour etre echanges 104
24 Avril. Lettre du general Abercrombie a M. de Vaudreuil sur le meme
sujet 105
24 Avril. Copie d'une deuxieme lettre du meme au meme sur le meme
sujet 107
4 Juin. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au general Abercrombie
sur le meme sujet 108
5 Juin. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au commandant du fort
Edward sur le meme sujet 115
16 Juin. Lettre de M. Doreil, commissaire des guerres, au ministre arrivee
des secours preparatifs pour la campagne la gelee a fait perir
tous les legumes 117
17 Juin. Lettres de M. de Levis au ministre il se prepare a faire une ex-
pedition son objet, etc 123
8 Juillet. Carte des froutieres du lac St. Sacrement 126
12 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre recit de 1'affaire du 8
juillet a Carillon, Ticonderaga il demaude son rappel par rapport
a sa mauvaise sante etc , et principalement a cause des desagretnents
et des contradictions qu'il eprouve 131
20 Juillet. Autre lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre 132
(Renfermant)
20 Juillet. La relation de la victoire remportee a Carillon par les troupes du
Roy sur les Anglois, le 8 juillet 1758 133
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1489
IERE SERIE. VOL. XIV Continuation.
Annies.
20 Juillet. Memoires en chiffres sur la situation 'des affaires, etc., du fort
Carillon 147
28 Juillet. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre details sur 1' affaire du huit
juillet 150
Juillet. Relation de la descente des Angloig en Canada et de la victoire
remportee sur eux par les Franc,ais 159
9 Juillet. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Montcalm a M. de Vaudreuil recit
de la bataille du 8 juillet, avec la liste des officiers tues et blesses
les 6 et 8 juillet succes de MM. St. Luc, Lacorne, etc 162
28 Juillet. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre (M. de Belleisle) recit de la
bataille de Carillon M. de Montcalm est irrite de la conduite de
M. de Vaudreuil a son egard 172
28 Juillet. Copie d'une lettre deM.de Montcalm au ministre de la marine
observations critiques sur les connaissances militaires de M. de
Vaudreuil 186
(Renfermant)
12 Juillet. 1. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. de Montcalm
son avis sur les mesures a adopter 188
16 Juillet. 2. Observations severes de M. de Montcalm en reponse a cette
lettre ; avec une lettre accompagnant les observations 190
15 Juillet. 3. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. de Montcalm
on devrait profiler de la retraite des Anglais pour les harceler et les
obliger a abandonner 1'ancien fort George, etc 195
18 Juillet. 4. Lettre de M. de Montcalm en reponse a la precedente il fera
de son mieux et n'a pas besoin d'aiguillon si M. de Vaudreuil etait
a la tete de 1'armee il jugerait mieux de toutes choses 198
17 Juillet. 5. Extrait d'une autre lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. de Mont-
calm il presse de nouveau de harceler les Anglais et de couper leurs
communications du fort Lydius et leur faire abandonner la position
du fort George, etc 200
26 Juillet. 6. Lettre de M. de Montcalm en reponse a la precedente il y a
de gros detacheraents a la poursuite de 1'ennemi le metier de
la guerre demande d'avoir ete fait pour juger de la position de
1'ennemi 203
28 Juillet. Lettre ecrite par M. de Montcalm au ministre de la marine et
chiffree par M. Doreil pour etre envoyee au marechal due de Belle-
isle situation critique de la colonie insuffisance du nombre de
troupes on tie peut tenir plus de 3,000 Canadians en campagne
sans miner le pays les Anglais orit eu 30,000 en campagne 205
28 Juillet. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre detail general de 1'affaire du 8
juillet bravoure et modestie de M. de Montcalm ses desagrements
il demande sa retraite, airisi que M. Doreil ,
30 Juillet. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre il regrette la retraite de ce der-
nier reflexions sur les evenements de 1'affaire du 8 juillet bra-
voure de M. de Montcalm . 216
1490
MANUSCRITS 11ELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. XIV Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
31 Juillet. Autre lettre de M. Doreil au meme ministre, ecrite partie ea
chiffres plaintes de M. de Montcalm centre toutes les inesures de
M. de Vaudreuil details] sur )es soufFrances et les murmures des
troupes M. Doreil conjure le ministre de faire la paix, n'importe a
quel prix pour les liraites, sans quoi le pays est perdu pour la France
tous deux demandent leur rappel 225
2 aout. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre 236
(Renfermant)
2 aout. 1. Copie d'une lettre du general Abercrombie a M. de Vaudreuil
au sujet de la capitulation du fort William Henry du 9 aout 1757. . 238
21 Juillet. 2. Parole d'honneur de Jean J. Corriveau, capitaine de milice ... 241
21 Juillet. 3. Autorisation donnee par le general Abercrombie au colonel
Schuyler de trailer pour un echange de prisonniers 243
21 Juillet. 4. Copie d'une lettre du general Abercrombie a M. de Montcalm
relativement au meme sujet 245
24 Juillet. 5. Copie de la lettre de M. de Montcalm en reponse a la prece-
dente 248
1 Juillet. 6. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au general Abercrombie
relativement au meme sujet ; 252
3 Aout. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre il lui annonce qu'il a
ecrit a M. de Vaudreuil dans la vue d'operer un rapprochement 256
(Renfermant)
3 Aout. Extrait d'une lettre deM.de Montcalm a M. de Vaudreuil, conte-
nant des explications sur le differend qui existe entre eux 258
4 Aout. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details sur le differend
qui existe entre lui et M. de Montcalra il demande au ministre de
rappeler ce dernier 262
(Renfermant)
23 Juin. 1. Memoire pour servir d'instruction a M. le marquis de Mont-
calm 274
23 Juin. 2. Copie de la lettre deM.de Montcalm a M. de Vaudreuil avec
ses observations sur le memoire precedent 283
Juillet. 3. Relation de la victoire obtenue sur les Anglais le 8 Juillet 1758
par 1'armee du roi ; avec des observations en marge de la part de M.
de Vaudreuil 285
Juillet. 4. Liste des officiers tues ou blesses dans 1'affaire du 8 Juillet. . . . 314
16 Juillet. 5. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a'M. de Montcalm
avec les observations de ce dernier ecrites a la marge 318
21 Juillet. 6. Copie d'une autre lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. de Mont-
calm, avec des explications sur la teneur de ses instructions du 23
juin 326
30 Juillet. Paroles des Iroquois et autres nations sauvages a M. de Vaudreuil
iis se plaignent amerement de la conduitc de M. de Montcalm a leur
egard, et ne veulent plus servir sous lui 333
5 Aout. Lettre du baron de Dieskau au ministre, ecrfte de Bath il est dans
la detresse, ne recevant aucun secours de France 33g
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1491
HIRE SiSRiE. VOL. XIV Continuation.
Anndes. Pages
6 Aout. Lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm ses depeches ne lui sont
pas parvenues 341
6 Aout. Autre lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm la solde des troupes
sera augmentee par un,supplement, etc 343
8 Aout. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. le marechal due de Noailles il
detaille les mesures qu'il a adoptees, ainsi que ce qui s'est passe a
1'afFaire de Carillon 345
Aout. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre de la marine au sujet
des plaintes des Sauvages contre lui 352
(Renfermant)
1 Aout. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. de Montcalm relati-
vement au meme sujet 354
6 Aout. Copie de la lettre de M. de Montcalm en reponse a la precedente. 356
13 Aout. Lettre de M. Bigot, intendant, au ministre details sur les me-
contentements reciproques qui existent entre MM. de Vaudreuil et
Montcalm 359
17 Aout. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre Details sur la campagne, etc.,
depuis le ler mai 363
22 Aout. Extrait de la gazette extraordinaire de Londres relativement aux
operations de 1'armee sur le lac George 377
31 Aout. Lettre de M. Doreil au ministre details de ce qui s'est passe
depuis le Sjuillet tableau des forces immenses que les Anglois pre-
parent pour envahir le Canada sur tous les points, le peu de troupes
qu'on pourra leur opposer le Canada sera pris tot ou tard a moms
d'une prompte paix. M. Doreil ainsi que M. de Montcalm recom-
mandent et insistent sur cette mesure. Avec deux postscriptum du
ler et du 19 septembre, qui annoncent la reprise du fort Frontenac
par les Anglois 385
VOL. XV. (Septembre a Decembre, 1758.)
1758.
2 Sept. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details de ses mouve-
ments et plan general de la campagne prochaine il demande des
secours en hommes, subsistances, etc ... 1
(Renfermant)
29 Aout. 1. Les articles de la capitulation du fort Frontenac entre le che-
valier de Noyan et le general Bradstreet 31
13 Aout. " 2. Copie d'une lettre du general Bradstreet ordre pour la
marche de son armee 14
11 Aout. 3. Ordre du meme pour 1'expedition contre le fort Frontenac .. 16
3 Sept. Lettre (particuliere) de M. Doreil, commissaire des guerres, au
ministre triste perspective des affaires du Canada 18
6 Sept. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil situation critique du Canada il
s'attend a etre attaque de tous cotes ^ 25
(Renfermant)
2 Sept. Copie d'une lettre de M. le general Abercrombie a M. de Vau-
dreuil au sujet de 1'echange des prionniers 27
1492 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
!!;RE S^RIE. VOL. XV Continuation.
Ann6es.
6 Sept. Relation par M. le colonel de Malartic, de ce qui s'est passe sur
la frontiere du lac St. Sacrement depuis le 30 juin jusqu'au 10
juillet 30
9 Sept. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre perte facheuse du fort
Frontenac, a laquelle cependant il n'a aucune part 45
23 Sept. Journal de 1'affaire de Carillon du 8 juillet, entre les troupes fran-
9aises sous le general Montcalm et 1'armee anglaise sous le general
Abercrombie. (Cette relation a etc imprimee 4 Rouen le 23 ieptem-
bre 1758) 48
23 Sept. Lettre du ministre a M. de Vaudreuil la victoire de Carillon
compense la perte de Louisbourg, etc 56
23 Sept. Lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm il lui donne des eloges sur
la sagesse de ses mesures et sur la valeur des troupes qu'il comman-
dait, etc .- . 58
23 Sept. Lettre de M. le chevalier Drucourt, commandant de Louisbourg,
adresse au ministre, M. Acarron, annomjant la reddition de cette
place apres une defense desesperee 60
Octobre. Resume pour le ministre des operations qui ont eu lieu depuis la
reddition du fort Frontenac 63
17 Octobre. Lettre de M. Daine au ministre etat du fort Duquesne reddi-
tion du fort Frontenac preparatifs sur le lac Champlain, etc 67
20 Octobre. Journal [de M. de Malartic] de ce qui s'est passe dans les garni-
sons et les camps qu'a occupes le regiment de Beam depuis le 20
octobre 1757 jusqu'au 8 octobre 1758. [Relation trea-detaillee.] 71
21 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Montcalm sur la situation des affaires depuis la
bataille de Carillon sa sante s'use, ses ressources s'epuisent, etc . . 121
27 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre evenements arrives depuis
la perte du fort Frontenac arrangements et preparatifs militaires . . 127
30 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre demande de munitions,
etc 137
(Renfermant)
1 Nov. Etat de ce qu'il est indispensable d'envoyer de France par les
premiers vaisseaux pour le service de I'artillerie de la colonie 139
1 Nov. Prix du comestible en Canada 142
3 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre 144
(Renfermant)
1 Oct. 1. Lettre du general Abercrombie a M. de Vaudreuil au sujet
d'un echange de prisonniers .' 146
1 Oct. 2. Lettre du general Abercombie au general Schuyler pour le
meme sujet 148
24 Oct. Parole d'honneur du capitaine Samuel Woodward donnee par
ecrit 153
1 Nov. Role des prisonniers anglois remis au col. Schuyler 154
3 Nov. Lettre de M. Daine au ministre les Anglois repousses au fort
Duquesne ils se preparent pour une nouvelle attaque 163
4 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre il se plaint de 1'indecen-
ce des propos des officiers des troupes par rapport a leur solde 167
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
IERE SERIE. VOL. XV Continuation.
Anndes.
(Renfermant)
8 Oct. Copie d'une lettre de M. de Montcalm a M. de Vaudreuil sur le
meme sujet 171
4 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre les Anglois ont evacue
le fort George il se plaint de la conduite du marquis de Mont-
calm, etc 172
8 Nov. Lettre de M. de Bougainville au ministre evenements et mou-
vements depuis le 21 octobre 174
11 Nov. Lettre de M. de Lotbiniere au ministre il lui envoie la narration
des evenements de Carillon, etc., et demande pour lui la croix de
St. Louis 180
(Renfermant)
11 Nov. La situation de la Nouvelle-France au mois de mars 1758; avec
un extrait de ce qui s'est passe de plus interessant pendant la dite
annee Note du ministre ecrite en marge " La relation est remplie
de faussetes et d'impostures. 5 ' Une autre partie de la relation con-
tient aussi des reflexions severes contre les services de 1'auteur de
cette relation 182
13 Nov. Lettre du general Prevost, commandant au fort Edward, a M.
de Becourt,- commandant a Carillon 204
15 Nov. Memoire redige par M. Pean, que M. de Vaudreuil envoie en
France pour representer 1'etat ou se trouve le Canada 206
15 Nov, Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre les grands froids sont
survenus tout d'un coup les troupes se placent en hyvernement. . . 215
21 Nov. Autre lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre, meme sujet que la
precedente 208
20 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre mesures a prendre pour
les differentes branches de services 221
28 Dec. Memoire du ministre sur les differends qui existent entre MM. de
Vaudreuil et Montcalm M. de Montcalm est necessaire au Canada
dans les circonstances presentes. .... 226
29 Dec. Plan Projet pour les operations de 1'armee britannique pendant
la prochaine campagne de 1759, soumis par le colonel Montresor
(redige en langue anglaise.) 230
1755-1758. Sommaire des diverses campagnes des armees francaises dans
1'Amerique du Nord de 1755 a 1758 243
28 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre observations sur 1'expe-
dition de M. de Bellestre de 1' annee derniere, ainsi que sur 1'etat
des postes de 1'Ohio secours indispensables pour la colonie 279
1759. VOL. XVI. (1759.)
Janvier. Memoire sur la guerre, sur la position des Anglais et des Frangais
dans 1'Amerique septentrionale, et sur ce qu'il est absolument ne-
cessaire d'y envoyer pour qu'on puisse au moins tenter de s'y deTen-
dre 1 1
Janvier. Memoire sur le Canada ; s'il est important de le conserver ; s'il
peut se defendre eu cas que la guerre continue en 1759, et s'il est
facile de le secourir dans la situation presente 14
1494
MANUSCBITS RELATIFS A
HIRE SisRiE. VOL. XVI Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
11 Janvier. Memoire sur 1'artillerie du Canada reglement a faire pour la
campagne prochaine 33
19 Janvier. Copie de la lettre ecrite par M. Bezzyer a M. Bigot, intendant
depenses de la guerre et autres en Canada 36
28 Janvier. Memoire de Cabinet, sur la succession du commandement du
Canada, en cas de deces de M. de Vaudreuil 45
Fevrier. Memoire de Cabinet M. de Montcalm est fait lieutenant-general
- M. de Levis, marechal de camp, etc * 47
8 Fevrier. Lettre de M. Silhouette sur 1'importance de conserver le Canada. 49
19 Fevrier. Lettre du ministre a M. de Montcalm sa promotion au grade de
lieutenant-general on ne peut lui envoyer des troupes de renfort,
neanmoins on espere qu'il pourra resister aux eutreprises des Anglais
etc 57
9 Mars. Memoire de Cabinet secours a envoyer au Canada par la voie
des etrangers , 62
28 Mars. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre details de ses operations
et etat des differentes garnisons , 64
30 Mars. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre etat de la Belle-Riviere
et des differentes nations sauvages 73
30 Mars. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre-^etat de la Louisiane lea
Sauvages prets a lever la hache centre les Anglais si on leur en pro-
cure les moyens 81
1 Avril. Precis du plan des operations generates de la campagne de 1759,
dresse par M. de Vaudreuil 85
9 Avril. Lettre de M. Malartic [colonel du regiment de Beam] recit des
evenements qui se sont passes en Canada depuis 1'automne de 1758. 98
12 Avril. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre les Anglais sous le gene-
ral Amherst se preparent a ouvrir la campagne avec des forces impo-
santes M. de Montcalm n'est pas d'accord avec M. de Vaudreuil
sur les operations militaires projetees 101
12 Avril. Piece jointe a la presente. Lettre en chiffres de M. de Mont-
calm au ministre faute de troupes et de subsistances le Canada
sera pris cette campagne la prise de Quebec entrainera la perte de
toute la colonie 1'armee angloise est forte de 60,000 on n'a que
11,000 a lui opposer tableau des vols immensesfaits au Roi, pillage-
des finances et misere du peuple la cause en est attribuee a MM.
de Vaudreuil et Bigot.. Ill
12 Avril. Copie de la lettre de M. de Montcalm a M. Le Normand igno-
rance des officiers du genie tableau des memes desordres qui ont
ete signales dans la lettre precedente 119
15 Avril. Lettre de M. Bigot, intendant, a M. Bezzyer depenses enormes
des operations militaires et autres 132
15 Avril. Lettre de M. Bernier, commissaire ordonnateur, a M. Bezzyer
depenses excessives de son departement et prix exhorbitant des
subsistances 138
8 Mai. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre les Anglais ne sont pas
encore en mouvement evasion de M. Stobo, otage retenu prisonnier
aQuebec 143
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1495
Annies. lERE SERIE. VOL. XVI Continuation. Pages
23 Mai. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre preparatifs pour la de-
fense de Quebec 145
ft4 Mai. Lettre de M. de Montcalm au ministre il annonce 1'arrivee de 15
vaisseaux de Hgne anglois au Bic deux fregates franqaises dans le
port de Quebec preparatifs de defense 148
6 Juin. Resume pour le ministre des depeches revues du Canada depuis
decembre 1758 150
7 Juin. Memoire pour le miuistre negotiations de M. de Vaudreuil avec
les Sauvages manque d'accord entre lui et M. de Montcaim 155
8 Aout. Relation du siege de Quebec piece anonyme et incomplete
le recit ne va pas au-dela du 8 Aout 161
15 Sept. Campagne du Canada depuis le ler Juin jusqu'au 15 Septembre
1759 piece anonyme ; detail somiuaire des operations 191
13 Sept. Copie du memoire pour servir d'instructions a. M. de Ramsay,
commandant a Quebec, envoy e par M. de Vaudreuil le 13 Septem-
bre a neufheures du soir, avec les articles de capitulation qu'il
devra demander au commandant de 1'armee anglaise 197
15 Sept. Proces-verbai du conseil de guerre stir la reddition de Quebec
avec les signatures et opinions de ses membres 204
19 Sept. Lettre de M. Bernier, commissaire, a M, le Due de Belle-Isle
etat de Quebec apres sa reddition 211
21 Sept. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre, ecrite du quartier-general, a
St. Augustin, 4lieues de Quebec M. de Montcalm fit malheureuse-
ment son attaque avant que M. de Vaudreuil 1'eut joint la fuite
devint generale et il ne put rallier que 1,000 Canadiens qui arretS-
rent 1'ennemi dans sa poursuite reddition de Quebec, etc 214
18 Sept. Articles de la capitulation de Quebec demandes par M. de Ram-
say et ceux accordes par le general Townsend 217
22 Septembre. Lettre de M. le chevalier de Montreuil, datee du camp de la
Pointe-aux-Trembles si M. de Montcalm eut differe son attaque,
la position des Anglais serait devenue inattaquable il exprime sa
douleur sur la perte de Quebec et la mort de M. de Montcalm 222
9 Octobre. Lettre de M. Daine, lieutenant-general de police, au ministre il
rend compte de ce qui a donne lieu a la capitulation M. de Ramsay
n'a capitule qu'au moment ou il n'eut plus d'espoir de recevoir des
secours defectuosite des fortifications la deroute de 1'armee a ete
complete 226
Octobre Extrait d'un journal tenu par un officier a 1'armee que commandait
feu M. le marquis de Montcalm. (Cette relation qui est tres ample
entre dans beaucoup de details et est favorable a MM. de Vau-
dreuil et Bigot, et blame la conduite de M. de Montcalm ; quelques
passages sernblent indiquer qu'elle aurait ete redigee par un officier
du corps du genie natif du Canada) 231
27 Juin. Placard que le general Wolf avait fait, afficher en arrivant a I' Isle
d'Orleans, a la porte de differentes eglises 336
Septembre. Etat des vivres restees au camp de Beauport 342
10 Octobre. Lettre de M. Bigot au ministre propositions des emplois a eta-
blir dans la colonie. . . 343
1496 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. XVI Continuation.
Annies. Pages
22 Octobre. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Bigot superiorite des pilotes
Anglais sur les notres pour la eonnaissance du fleuve St. Laurent . . 348
25 Octobre Lettre de M. Bigot au ministre evenements de la campagne
mort de M. de Montcalm reddition de Quebec observations 35J
1 Novembre. Lettre de M. de Bourlamaque au ministre evenements arrives
sur les lacs Champlain et St. Sacremeut, etc 364
9 Novembre. Lettre de monseigneur 1'eveque de Quebec on a tort d'attribuer
a M. de Vaudreuil les malheurs qui sont arrives 372
(Renfermant.)
5 Novembre. 1. Description imparfaite de la misere du Canada 374
2. Jugement impartial sur les operations militaires de la cam-
pagne en Canada, 1759 380
VOL. XVII. (1760-1763.)
1760.
3 Janvier. Lettre de M. Masse de St. Maurice, officier au regiment de Berry,
adressee au ministre 1
(Renfermant)
3 Janvier. Un memoire pour contribuer a la defense de la partie du Canada
qui reste encore a la France
7 Janvier. Memoire de M. le chevalier Lemercier, relatif a la situation du
Canada, en se reduisant a 1'indispensable pour conserver au Roi
cette colonie, jusqu'au printemps de 1762 10
9 Fevrier. Lettre du ministre au chevalier de Levis le Roi est vivement
touche de la perte de M. de Montcalm, ainsi que des autres officiers
qui ont peri devant Quebec cette place s'est rendue trop legere-
ment a 1'ennemi envoi de nouveaux secours, etc 18
16 Avril. Copie du memoire de M. de Vaudreuil pour servir destruction
a M. le chevalier de Levis 21
16 Avril. Copie de la lettre circulaire de M. de Vaudreuil, adressee aux
cures des paroisses du gouvernement de Quebec 29
16 Avril. Copie de la lettre circulaire de M. de Vaudreuil adressee aux ca-
pitaines de milice des paroisses du gouvernement de Quebec 32
16 Avril. Ordonnance de M. de Vaudreuil portant amnistie en faveur des
soldats franqais deserteurs 37
3 Mai. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre mouvements de 1'armee
combats de Sillery victoire deM.de Levis 39
(Renfermant)
La relation de 1'expedition centre Quebec, aux ordres de M. de
Levis, la liste des officiers tues et blesses, etc 46
24 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre les mouvements des An-
glais sur les lacs sont encore indecis M. de Vaudreuil a pris toutes
les precautions pour repousser leurs attaques, etc 82
24 Juin. Lettre deM.de Vaudreuil au ministre situation des Frangais du
cote de la Belle- Riviere et des Illinois 88
24 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre negociations avec les cinq
nations, etc 91
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1497
Annies. lERE SERiE. VOL. XVII Continuation.
24 Juin. Lettre de M. cle Vaudreuil au ministre toutes les garnisons de
la Belle-Riviere se sont retirees au Detroit mouvements des An-
glais dans 1'Ouest 94
26 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre 97
(Renfermant)
29 Avril. 1. Copie d'une lettre du general Murray au chevalier de Levis
'c'est par megarde qu'on a tire sur un transport contenant des
blesses 100
Avril. 2. Copie de la lettre de M. Levis en reponse 100
Avril. 3. Copie de la lettre du general Murray en replique 102
10 Mai. Copie de la lettre du general Murray a M. de Levis au sujet de
1'ecbange des prisonniers 103
Reponse de M. de Levis 104
11 Mai. Autre lettre du general Murray sur le meme sujet 104
12 Mai. Reponse de M. de Levis 105
21 Mai. Autre lettre du meme au sujet des vivres pour les malades de
1'armee franc.aise dans les hopitaux pres de Quebec 106
27 Juin. Copie de la lettre du general Murray adressee aux capitaines de
milice, au sujet de celle qui leur a etc adressee par MM. de Vau-
dreuil et Bigot 108
29 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre eloge de la conduite de
M. de Levis la colonie aurait etc mise hors de danger si on avait
pu recevoir les secours a temps tous deux se porteront aux plus
grandes extremites pour conserver le Canada, etc 110
30 Juin. Lettre en chiffresde M. de Levis au ministre il lui en voie la rela-
tion de ce qui s'est passe depuis la cainpagne derniere (cette rela-
tion manque) il est sans secours les habitants sont mines par le
discredit du papier le pays est perdu sans ressource, car il ne peut
faire face partout 113
14 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Levis au ministre les Anglois sont en marche
pour Montreal, et sont meme arrives aux Trois-Rivieres leurs
armees du lac Champlain et du lac Ontario sont aussi en mouve-
ment 1'ennemi aura bientot 40,000 hommes au centre de la colo-
nie on ne s'attachera qu'a defendre Montreal 119
"29 Aout. Lettre de M. Bigot au ministre progres des Anglois sur tous les
points MM. de Vaudreuil et de Levis sont resolus de livrer bataille
a 1'ennemi 123
8 Sept. Protet de M, de Levis a M. de Vaudreuil centre la clause, dans
les articles de capitulation, qui exige que les troupes mettront bas
les armes, etc. ; avec 1'ordre emane par M. de Vaudreuil au cheva-
lier de~Levis de se conformer a la capitulation proposee 138
25J3ept. Lettre de M. Bernier, Commissaire etat du nombre des troupes
a 1'epoque de la capitulation. ... 131
27 Nov. Lettre de M. le chevalier de Levis, datee de Larochelle, adressee
au ministre details de la campagne, et capitulation pour la reddi-
tion du Canada 136
57 Nov. Lettre de M. le chevalier de Levis au ministre de la marine
meme sujet que la precedente - 145
1498
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
IERE S^RIE. VOL. XVII Continuation.
Auiu-cs. Pages
Octobre. Etat de 1'embarquement des troupes a Quebec 149
28 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre Son arrivee a Brest, etc. 151
(Renfermant deux documents.)
7 Sept. Lettre du general Amherst a M. de Vaudreuil il refuse de con-
sentir a aucun changement dans les articles de la capitulation 153
8 Sept. Articles de capitulation entre le general Amherst et M. le mar-
quis de Vaudreuil * 154
(Ce document a etc omis vu qu'il se trouve deja consigne dans
plusieurs documents publics imprimes.)
10 Dec. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil, ecrite de Brest et adressee au minis-
ire il represente que les circonstances etaient telles, qu'il lui a ete
impossible de register, et que le conseil de guerre a sanctionne la
capitulation la representation de M. de Levis posterieure a cette
capitulation n'etait pas Teffet d'un secours arrive, etc 155
Observations sur diverses operations militaires qui ont eu lieu en
Canada de 1750 a 1760 158
1761.
5 Avril. Memoire de M. Dumas, sur les limites du Canada. Ce memoi-
re qui a ete redige a Paris parait avoir ete ecrit pour 1'instruction
du plenipotentiaire Franc, ais 173
1762.
1 Aout. Lettre de M. Bourlamaque au ministre 191
CRenfermant)
1 Aout. Un memoire sur 1'importance du Canada, et un plan pour son
gouvernement dans le cas oii il serait rendu a la France 192
1763 Memoire (anonyme) sur le Canada. Ce memoire propose d'en-
voyer au Canada des agents accredites qui, sous lepretexte de rache-
ter la monnaie de cartes parcourraient tout le pays, et souleveraient
les Canadiens contre la domination Angloise 243
1764.
9 Nov. Bxtrait d'une lettre de M. de St. Ange, commandant aux Illinois
a M. d'Abbadie, au sujet de la guerre que les Sauvages, sous le grand
chef Pontiack, veulent continuer contre les Anglois; avec quatre
documents v annexes , 250
1765.
10 Oct. Proces-verbal de la cession du fort de Chartres, dans la Louisiane,
a M. Thomas Sterling, depute a ce sujet par le general Gage, gou-
verneur de la Nouvelle York 261
1778.
28 Oct. Declaration adressee au nom du Roi de France a tous les anciens
Fran<jais de I'Amerique Septentrionale, par le Comte d'Estaing ;
datee et imprimee a bord du Languedoc, en rade a Boston 732
$ f B, On trouvera plus loin, a la suite de la troisieme serie, et parmi les docu-
ments anglais, la liste d'un grand nombre d'autres documents aussi deposes dans
la bibliotheque de la Societe LitUraire et Historique de Quebec.
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1499
Ann6es.
1614-1635.
1621.
18 Aout.
1622.
14 Janvier.
1628.
13 Avril.
1632.
13 Nov.
1628.
25 Sept.
1633.
15 Octobre.
1641.
13 Fevrier.
DETJXIEME
VOL. I. (1614-1661.)
Memorial de la mission des reverends PP. Recollets en la Nou-
velle France, dite communement Canada, se terminant ainsi :
" Memoire de 1'affaire de Canada dresse par le pere Potentan qui
etait nomme superieur de cette mission. [1637.]" 1
Acte de delegation donne a Quebec au nom des habitants de la
Nouvelle France, sous la signature des principaux habitants [Cham-
plain, F. Denis Jamet, F. Joseph Le Caron. Hebert, Proc. du
Roi, etc., etc.,] le 18 aout 1621, par lequel ils declarent deleguer
au Roi le reverend P. George le Baillif pour represeuter a la cour
de France Petat deplorable de la religion catholique apostolique et
romaine et celui du pays en general 12
Arret dn roi Louis XIII redige par le sieur de la Poterie, con-
seiller du roi, et rendu a la sollicitation du frere Georges, religieux
franciscain, et depute des habitants du Canada a la cour de France
centre le sieur Hebert, associe du capitaine de Caen, qui avait
attente a la vie du religieux 17
Arret du roi Louis XIII, [Maupeou, rapporteur,] sur requete
presentee par les sieurs de Raguernont et autres au sujet de 1'eta-
blissement de la colonie en la Nouvelle France, ordonnant que les
poursuites faites au parlement de Rouen par les sieurs de Caen et
autres, centre le capitaine Lefebvre dit Cordier, et Cabot, bour-
geois de Dieppe, soient evoquees a son conseil 19
Arret du roi [.VI. de Thou, rapporteur], condamnant les associes
pour retablissement de la colonie de la Nouvelle France a payer
40,000 livres a Marie et Solomon Langlois et autres, en conse-
quence de difficultes survenues entre ces derniers et les associes . . 23
Arret du roi, [M. de Lauzon, rapporteur,] rendu a la sollicitation
des directeurs de la societe des cent associes, ordonnant a certains
de ses membres y dcnommfs de payer leurs souscriptions sous un
delai de 15 jours, a peine de eon t taint e par corps 38
Lettre du sieur de Caen faisant rapport au ministre de la remise du
commandement du fort de Quebec eutre les mains du sieur du
Plessis 40
Lettre du roi Louis XIII a M. d'Aulnay-Charnizay 1'informant
qu'il a enjoint an sieur de la Tour de retourner immediatement en
France, et au cas de refus de ce dernier, enjoignant a M. d'Aulnay-
Charnizay de se saisir de la personne de M. de la Tour et s'em-
parer des forts en sa possession 41
Etat au vrai de la depense et de la recette de la compagnie de la
Nouvelle France, de 1628 a 1671 ; comprenant toutes les depenses
encourues pour 1'etablissement de la colonie et 1'entretien des eccle-
EE
1500
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
2i;ME S^RIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
siastiques envoyes pour la conversion des Sauvages; et la recette
pour la rneme periode '..... 42
1632.
13 Juillet. Copie de 1'acte de protestation faite par le capitaine Esmery de
Caen contre le capitaine Quercq, (Kertk,) Anglais et autres, au sujet
de la traite . r 52
27 Mars. Acadie : convention faite avec le sieur de Razilly, datee de St.
Germain en Laye, pour aller recevoir la restitution de 1'Acadie
des mains des Anglais et en mettre en possession la compaguie de
la Nouvelle France moyennant la somme de dix mille livres, et un
vaisseau propre a faire le voyage 56
10 Mai. Commission du sieur de Razilly 57
20 Janvier. Articles accordes au sieur de Caen par le cardinal de Richelieu,
ayant charge de sa majeste pour prendre possession du fort de
Quebec 60
1633.
10 Mai. Arret du roi, [Dyel, rapporteur,] concernant un proces-verbal,
par la compagnie de la Nouvelle France, etc 66
1635.
1 Aout. Lettre de Paul Lejeune, de la compagnie de Jesus, au cardinal de
Richelieu, datee de Kebeck en la Nouvelle France eloges prodi-
gues au cardinal de Richelieu la Nouvelle France commence a
s'etablir raisons en faveur de la colonisation, etc 69
1635.
16 Janvier. Trois lettres (ecrites en latin) signees " Ingolus," secretaire de
' 13 Mars. la congregation de la propagande de la foi, au sujet des travaux des
18 Dec. Recollets et de 1'etat de la religion dans la Nouvelle France 75
' 1636.
|15 Janvier. Stminaire de St. Sulpice concession par la compagnie de la
Nouvelle France de 1'ile de Montreal en faveur de M. Jacques
Girard, seigneur de la Chaussee 82
1638.
30 Avril. Transport de la concession ci-dessus a Messire Jean de Lauzon . . 84
1640.
7 Aout. Donation et transport de la concession de l'ile de Montreal par
M. Jean de Lauzon aux sieurs Chevrier de Fouancant et le Royer
de la Doversiere 86
17 Dec. Concession d'une partie de l'ile de Montreal, accordee par la com-
pagnie de la Nouvelle France, aux sieurs Chevrier et Le Royer. ... 89
1644.
13 Fevrier. Lettres de ratification pour autoriser les sieurs Chevrier de
Fouancant et Royer de la Doversiere dans leur possession et eta-
blissement de l'ile de Montreal [Signe, d'Aguesseau] 93
1644.
25 Mars. Acte qui prouve que les sieurs Chevrier de Fouancant et Royer
de la Doversiere n'ont stipule qu'au uom de la compagnie de Mont-
real et comine membres d'icelle . - 98
1650.
21 Mars. Acte par lequel les sieurs Fouancant et Le Royer se font donation
mutuelle et entre vifs au dernier survivant d'eutre eux a Pexclusion
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1501
2EME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Ann6es.
de leurs heritiers, des forts, habitations et dcpendances concedes
a la dite societe 100
1659.
21 Avril. Concession accordee par la compagnie de la Nouvelle France, a
la compagnie de Montreal du rest ant de File de Montreal et de
500 arpens de terre au sieur de Fouancant . 102
1673.
9 Janvier. Concession accordee par M. de Frontenac au sieur abbe de
Feiielon de trois iles qui sont dans le lac St. Louis 103
1674.
Sans date. Concession et donation faite par le sieur abbe de Fenelon aux
pretres du seminaire de St. Sulpice, seigneurs et proprietaries de
Pile de Montreal, de la concession a lui accordee des trois iles
nommees de Courcelles 105
1679.
5 Sept. Concession accordee aux superieurs du seminaire de St. Sulpice,
seigneurs de Montreal, des iles et ilets non concedes, qui sont
entre Pile de Montreal et 1'ile Jesus comme aussi des autres
adjacentes qui font le contour de la dite ile de Montreal 107
1641.
27 Fevrier. Concession faite par messire Claude de Razilly, chevalier, et
autres, au sieur d'Aulnay, fils, d'une septieme part au fonds de la
societe de la Nouvelle France 108
1642.
8 Mars. Contrat par lequel messire Charles d'Aulnay Charnizay cons-
titue son procureur general et special Messire Rene de Menou,
chevalier, seigneur de Charnisay, son frere Ill
21 Fevrier. Revocation de la commission ci-devant accordee par Sa M. a
Charles de St. Etienne, sieur de la Tour, pour commander en
qualite de son lieutenant general au pays d'Acadie, etc., etc 1 13
19et26Fev. Donation faite par messire Claude de Razilly a messire Char-
les de Menou, chevalier, sieur d'Aulnay Charnizay, d'une somme
de quatre mille livres 116
9 et 10 Fev. Subrogation par M. Breant en sa qualite d'administrateur des
revenus des seminaires d'Acadie, de messire Charles de Menou,
chevalier d'Aulnay, etc 119
5 Fevrier. Extrait de 1'etat general des dettes passives de la compagnie
generate de la Nouvelle France, (avec notes en marge.) 123
1644-45. Memoire (ecrit en latin) adresse au Pape par les Recollets, au
sujet de 1'eglise de la Nouvelle France . . 138
1644.
6 Mars. Arret du consei I d'etat du roi, " Sa majeste y etant, la reine
regente sa mere presente, tenu a Paris le 6e jour de mars 1644,"
ordonnant que sous trois mois, le dit sieur de la Tour se represen-
tera a la suite du conseil pour repondre aux accusations portees
contre lui 142
1645.
6 Mars. Compagnie de la Nouvelle France : articles accordes entre les
directeurs et associes en la compagnie de la Nouvelle France et
les deputes des habitants du dit pays. Agrees et confirmes par
le roi, le 6 mars 16i5 152
1502
MANUSCR1TS RELATIFS A
2iiME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
27 Sept. Lettre de la reine regente & monsieur d'Aulnay Charnisay, tou-
chant sa bonne conduite dans le pays de P Acadie 166
28 Sept. Lettre du roi, & monsieur d'Aulnay Charnisay, touchant son
zele pour le service de Sa Majeste . 167
1646.
6 Avril. Lettre du roi a monsieur le comte du Doignon, lui enjoignant de
remettre le vaisseau la Marquise entre les mains du sieur de
Repentigny, depute pour les affaires de la Nouvelle France 169
1651.
2 Janvier. Provision de gouverneur de la Nouvelle France, pour le sieur de
Lauzon 172
1647.
27 Mars. Reglement pour etablir un bon ordre et police en Canada 173
1651.
1 Avril. Notes relatives au commerce des castors Arret du 3 mai 1653
relativement a li vente ou echange des castors 179
1653.
3 Mai.
1647. Commission du roi nommant gouverneur et lieutenant general
Fevrier. des pais, terres, cotes et contrees de 1'Acadie, Charles de Menou,
sieur d'Aulnay Charnisay 182
1648.
5 Mars. Arret portant reglement en faveur des habitants de la Nouvelle
France 192
1651.
20 mars. Gouvernement de la Nouvelle France. Commission duroi, nom-
mant le sieur de Lauzon gouverneur dans toute 1'etendue du fleuve
St. Laurent au lieu et place du sieur d'Aillebout 202
27 Fevrier. Commission du roi Louis XIV, nommant gouverneur et lieute-
nant general pour le roi de la Nouvelle France a la cote de PAca-
die, le sieur Charles de St. Etierine, chevalier de la Tour 206
1652. Etat au vrai des charges et depenses, dettes actives et passives
de la communaute des habitants de la Nouvelle France 211
Etat des dettes es quelles la communaute des habitants de la
Nouvelle France est engagee en France, et qui ont ete contrac-
tees les annees precedentes 215
Autres dettes passives de la dite communaute 218
Dec. Lettre du roi touchant certaines usurpations commises au detri-
ment de dame Jeanne Motin, veuve de Charles Menou d'Aulnay. 221
1656.
1 et 8 Juillet Arret relatif a la vente du castor 224
15 Mars. Extrait des registres du conseil d'etat. Arret (signe Bossuet,)
rendu sur requete de la compagnie de la Nouvelle France, con-
cernant la traite etablie au dit pays 227
Etat du prix du fret et des marchandises du cru du pays de la
Nouvelle France .233
1657.
5 Mars. Deliberation de la compagnie de la Nouvelle France, sur remon-
trance faite par M. d'Argenson, nomme gouverneur au dit pays . . . 235
1658. Double des avis envoyes par M. d'Argenson a MM. du conseil
touchant le commerce et la traite, en consequence de Parret du 7
mars 1657.. 237
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1503
2EME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Anne'es.
Pages
Copie des avis donnes au conseil par M. d'Argenson touchant
le commerce et la traite en consequence de I'arret du 7 mars 1657. 240
1657.
7 Mars. Arret du conseil d'etat portant reglement sur le commerce et
traite de Canada ........................ . ............... 243
1658-1659. Presents a faire dans le pays des Troquois en 1'assemblee de
toutes les nations ......................................... 251
1658.
4 Mai. Compte de recette et depense que rend pardevant vous, Messrs.
du conseil etabli par le roi a Quebecq, Charles Sevestre commis
general des magasins de la Nouvelle France. (Avec notes a la
marge) .......... .......................................... 255
1659-1660. Note da gouverneur de la Nouvelle France exposant que I'arret
du 13 mai mil six cent cinquante neuf lui est injurieux et detruira
1'autorite du roi, etc., etc . ................................... 263.
1658.
5 Sept. Double de la lettre ecrite par M. d'Argenson par le vaisseau du
sieur Le Gaigneur il rend compte de 1'etat du pays demande
que la traite se fasse en com mun qu'ily ait une compagnie de
marchands, etc ............ ............................... 265
Double de la lettre envoyee par M. d'Argenson, a M. de Morangi,
conseiller du roi, par le vaisseau du sieur Le Gaigneur il rend
compte des choses qui se sont passees depuis son arrivee le
pays est en guerre la pauvrete est extreme par suite de 1'avilis-
sement de la traite 1'eglise est paisible il demande que ses
appointements soient eleves, etc .............................. 273
28 Juillet. Drame, intitule : la reception de monseigneur le vicomte d'Ar-
genson, par toutes les nations du pays du Canada, a son entree au
gouvernement de la Nouvelle France, represente a Quebec au
college de la compagnie de Jesus le 28 juillet 1658 ............ 287
1658. Supplique en faveur de Joseph de Menou d'Aulnay demandant
confirmation des lettres patentes de sa majeste accordees en 1647
au sieur d'Aulnay Charnisay, son pere, pour le privilege de la
traite et le gouvernement d'Acadie .......................... 289
24 (ou 14) Oct. Lettre de M. P. de Voyer d'Argenson, touchant les missions
chez les Sauvages ; jugement rendu contre un marchand pour
avoir envoye dans ce pays une fille enceinte ................... 222
5 Sept. Double de la lettre envoyee par M. d'Argenson par le premier
vaisseau du 5 sept. 1658, sur 1'etat des affaires du Canada etat
de 1'eglise les jesuites et M. de Quelus il faudrait centhommes
de travail cherte des vivres la traite est avilie, etc ........... 295
5 (Sept. Double de la lettre ecrite par M. d'Argenson, par le vaisseau du
Gaigneur parti le 6 sept., sur les affaires- de la Nouvelle France
II rend compte de son arrivee dans le pays a fait prendre les
armes contre les Iroquois M. de Quelus et les jesuites desordre
cause par la boisson visite aux Trois Rivieres et au fort Riche-
lieu M. de la Potherie, etc .................................. 301
1504
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
2l;ME S^RIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Annies.
5 Sept. Double de la lettre ecrite par M. d'Argenson, a M. le baron de
Fonancant par le vaisseau du sieur Gaigneur da 5 sept. 1658, au
sujet des difficultes entre les peresjesuites et M. de Quelus 318
5 Sept. Double de la lettre envoyee par M. d'Argenson au pere Lale-
mant par le vaisseau du sieur Gaigneur en date du 5 sept. 1658,
au sujet des affaires et des membres de 1'eglise 322
1659.
13 Mai. Arret du roi touchant la conduite qui doit etre tenue en la traite
des pelleteries et pour la reformation des abus qui ont ete commis
par le passe .'.', . . 326
20 Oct. Lettre de 1'eveque de Petree a M. d'Argenson (a Paris, frere du
gouverneur,) se plaignant de 1'attitude prise par le gouverneur vis-
a-vis de lui, etc 330
2 Oct. Lettre de Hierosme Lallemant a monsieur d'Argenson (frere du
gouverneur, conseiller d'etat a Paris) apres etre retourne pour la
troisieme fois en Canada 333
14 Mai. Lettre du roi a monsieur d'Argenson, lui enjoignant d'appuyer
1'eveque de Petree, et d'empecher les vicaires de 1'archeveque de
Rouen de faire aucune fonction de juridiction, jusqu'a ce que le
Pape ait decide si la Nouvelle France fait partie du diocese du dit
archeveque de Rouen 335
18 Oct. Compagnie de marchands articles accordes entre Rene Ro-
bineau ecuyer, sieur de Becancourt, habitant de la Nouvelle France,
et porteur de procuration du conseil de la Nouvelle France et le
sieur Toussaint Guenet, marchand demeurant a Rouen, agissant
pour plusieurs autres marchands de la meme ville, sur la proposition
faite par le dit sieur de Becancourt au dit sieur Guenet de former
une compagnie de marchands qni seule al'exclusion de toutes autres
aurait le pouvoir d'envoyer au dit pays de la Nouvelle France toutes
marchandises, provisions et autres choses necessaires 338
4 Aout. Lettre de M. d'Argenson, gouverneur, touchant la compagnie du
Canada ses appointements les castors la peche la guerre des
Iroquois 1'attitude independante de !a compagnie de Montreal, etc. 349
21 Oct. Lettre du gouverneur d'Argenson touchant les affaires ecclesias-
tiques, et la compagnie de la Nouvelle France 365
1660. Avis et resolutions a demander sur les questions suivantes :
1. Comment et quel ordre un gouverneur lieutenant general pour
le roi doit recevoir 1'encens dans un pays ou 1'eglise est naissante,
etc. 2. En quel rang le gouverneur doit recevoir 1'eau benite etc.
3. Quelle place il doit avoir dans 1'eglise, etc 375
Reponse aux dites questions 376
] 659. Memoire sur la guerre des Iroquois 378
1 9 Aout Lettre du gouverneur d'Argenson au sujet d'une irruption sou-
daine des Iroquois aux Trois Rivieres 386
1659-1660. Lettre du gouverneur d'Argenson adressee a la compagnie de la
Nouvelle France, la priant de vouloir bien regler un differend que
Mr. 1'eveque de Petree a fait naitre 389
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1505
Annies.
1660.
4 Nov.
20 Fev.
30 Sept.
14 Mars
7 Juillet.
1661.
1679.
1674.
14 Nov.
1672.
23 Oct.
2EME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Lettre du gouverneur adressee a M. d'Argenson (sou frere,) au
sujet d'affaires ecclesiastiques 392
Lettre du gouverneur d'Argenson annongant sa resolution d'aban-
donner le gouvernement de ce pays 399
Extrait des registres du conseil prive du roi, contenant un arret
ordonnant que les articles du traite fait entre le sieur Becancour et
le sieur Guenet soient executes selon leur forme et teneur 402
Inventaire et etat des lieux du fort St. Louis. ... 409
Lettre du roi a monsieur le vicomte d'Argenson lui ordonnant
d'appuyer 1'eveque de Petree dans tout ce qui concerne les affaires
ecclesiastiques 415
Lettre du gouverneur d'Argenson, sur 1'etat de disette dans lequel
se trouve Ie pays cette annee 417
Letlre de M. d'Avaugour, sur la beaut e et 1'importance du
Canada, et en particulier du fleuve St. Laurent 421
VOL. II. (1672-1679.)
Lettre de du Chesneau, intendant, au ministre il se plaint de
la desobeissance des coureurs de bois, qu'il dit etre au nombre de
six cents rend compte de ses differends dans le conseil avec le gou-
verneur au sujet des intitulations se plaint fortement de ce dernier
qu'il accuse de speculer sur la desobeissance des coureurs de bois,
surtout de Dulut, leur chef, et du nomine Lataupine fait 1'histoire
des mesures adoptees de temps a autre au sujet de la traite et des
conges eloges des ecclesiastiques caractere des autres classes
moyens d'ameliorer le sort de la colonie concessions de terres et
papier terrier depenses de 1678 et 1679 edit des dimes popu-
lation terres en culture, animaux, fusils, etc., etc 1
Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre protestation de devoue-
ment M. de Frontenac se justifie d'avoir fait des reglements de
police, a Pexemple de ses predecesseurs et affirme qu'il s'efforce
d'operer des accommodements et d'empecher les proces promet de
faire faire le recensement avec toute 1'exactitude possible se plaint
du manque de poudre et de boulets donne des renseignements sur
M. de Villeray sur les travaux des Ursulines sur le fort Fronte-
nac les concessions les coureurs de bois, etc. plaintes centre
Perrot eloges des Sieurs de la Nouguere et de Vercberes plaintes
contre M. de Fenelon, le sieur de Bernieres et le seminaire de
Montreal malheur arrive a M. de Chambly prise de Pentagouet
decouverte du Mississippi par -Toliet -il recommande le sieur de la-
Salle " le plus capable pour toutes les entreprises de decouverte,"
etc 57
Harangue prononcee par M. le comte de Frontenac en 1'assem-
blee tenue a Quebec le 23 octobre 1672 109
1506 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS
L'KM K SERIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Annies. Pages
2 Nov. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre, dans laquelle il rend
compte de son arrivee et de la perte du navire le Grignon de-
mande que les habitants du Canada soient exemptes des droits sur
les boissons et autres merchandises importance du pays situa-
tion de Quebec necessite d'etablir un plan de la ville rarete des
ouvriers, des engages et des filles a marier habitations de 1'Isle
d'Orleans, de Beaupre et de Beauport necessite d'etablir des
peches rrois-Rivieres, la Sologne du Canada mine de fer im-
portance de 1'etablissement de forges encouragement a donner
a la culture plaintes centre les coureurs de bois besoins du
pays, en troupes, provisions, vaisseaux, etc., eloge de MM. de
Chambly, de Vercheres et Godefroy le sieur Joliet envoye a la
decouverte de la mer du sud, etc., question des conges et de la
traite le sieur Bazire remarques au sujet des jesuites et des
pretres du seminaire de Quebec projet de M. de Frontenac pour
former un corps de noblesse, de clerge et de tiers-etat plaintes
centre Villeray pitoyable etat du fort de Quebec besoin d'un
medecin, etc 116
1673.
23 Mars. Reglement de police fait par M. le comte de Frontenac, gouver-
near et lieutenant-general pour le roi en Canada 156
1663.
1 Mai. Patente du roi qui etablit le sieur de Mezi gouverneur pour
trois ans dans 1'etendue du fleuve St. Laurent, dans la Nouvelle
France, si la place du sieur Dubois D'Avaugour, rappele par sa
majeste 170
9 Mars. Don fait au Seminaire de St. Sulpice de la seigneurie de Pile
de Montreal - 173
1667.
24 Janvier. Projet de reglement fait par MM. de Tracy et Talon pour la jus-
tice et la distribution des terres du Canada, et les concessions a
faire 185
26 Nov. Etat des terres que les reverends peres jesuites possedent en
Canada, suivant leurs declarations du 26 novembre 1667 203
1669.
Observations faites par Talon sur 1'etat presente a Colbert
par la compagnie des Indes Occidentales portant 1'emploi des
deniers fournis par le roi pour faire passer en Canada, 1669, (avec
notes de Colbert a la marge) 207
Etat abrege des fonds fails pour le Canada et de 1'emploi qui en
a ete ordonne 215
1670.
27 Aout. Certificat de la reddition du fort de Gemesie en 1'Acadie 220
1672. Requete presentee au gouverneur par le syndic des habitants de
Quebec, (Jean Le Mire,) pour 1'acquittement des dettes de la com-
munaute sur le dix pour cent 224
1677.
Mai. Lettre du roi Louis XIV, autorisant 1'etablissement d'un semi-
naire d'ecclesiastiques et 1'erection d'une communaute en Tile de
Montreal.. 228
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1507
Annies 2EME S^RiE. VOL. II Continuation. Pages
1679.'
10 Aout. Lettre de M. D'Auteuil, procureur-general, sur des difficultes
survenues entre lui et le gouverneur de la colonie 232
Extrait des registres du conseil souverain, pages 2, 3, 9 et 10,
au sujet des differends entre MM. de Frontenac et du Chesneau . . 243
1679. Contestations entre le sieur de Frontenac et M. Jacques du
Chesneau, chevalier, intendant, etc., au sujet de la presidence du
conseil souverain de Quebec ; extrait des registres du conseil
souverain - - 248
1673.
13 Nov. Lettre de M. de Frontenac a Colbert, dans laquelle il rend
compte de 1'etat de la colonie il a etabli une police et des eche-
vins a Quebec avantages que les habitants retirent de Petablia-
sement des marches, boucheries et boulangeries mesures adop-
tees pour 1'embellissem.ent et 1'accroissement de la ville accom-
modements des proces lieutenant-general des Trois- Rivieres
necessite d'augmenter ses appointements necessite d'avoir sept
conseillers au lieu de cinq, et de nommer im procureur-general
mesintelligence entre les recollets et les autres ecclesiastiques
plaintes centre 1'intervention des Jesuites dans les affaires de
famille traite de l'eau-de-vie eloge de M. Dollier sur ce qu'il
s'applique a etablir des manufactures d'etoffes et de toiles, etc.,
voyage de M. de Frontenac au lac Ontario fondation de Katara-
kouy etablissement de la baie d'Hudson soins donnes a la co-
lonie engages envoi de filles pour " la peuplade," etc 291
VOL. III. (1666-1686.)
1666. Recensement pour Pannee 1666 1-154
1667. Recensement de 1667 155-390
1681. Recensement de 1681 391-841
1686. Recensement de tous les peuples de Beaubassin, Riviere St.
Jean, Port Royal, He Percee, et autres cotes de 1'Acadie, par M.
dc Meulles 841-897
Ces recensements comprennent les noms et prenoms des individus de tout
sexe, de tout Age, et de toutes conditions, le nombre de bestiaux posse-
sedes par chaque proprietaire, le nombre d'arpens de terre en va-
leur, etc.
VOL. IV. (1680-1685.)
1680. Memoire touchant une place en la basse-ville de Quebec pour y
batir une chapelle qui doit servir d'aide a la paroisse (avec un
plan) Non pagine.
Lettre du sieur Dauteuil a Colbert, pour le remercier de lui
avoir obtenu la charge en survivance de procureur general du
Roi en ce pays, remplie precedemment par son pere, et pour le
prier de lui obteuir les lettres necessaires 1
14 Nov. Lettre de Frontenac au maiechal de Bellefonds, en reponse aux
calomnies repandues contre lui par rapport a sa conduite en ce
pays 4
1508 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
2EME S^RIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies.
13 Nov. Lettre de M. du Chesneau au ministre (Colbert) pour rendre
compte de sa conduite depuis Pannee precedente il est en bonne
intelligence avec le comte de Frontenac mesures qu'ils ont prises
centre les coureurs de bois demande de gratifications pour diffe-
rentes personnes eloge du sieur de Villeray, et du fils de feu le
procureur-general Dauteuil eloge du sieur Chartier de Lotbiniere
plaintes centre le sieur de Becancour, grand-voyer recense-
ment de cette annee manufactures commerce par terre et par
mer peches ordinaires et sedentaires mines, etc eloge du
sieur de la Chesnaye traite du castor altercations entre les
Sauvages et les soldats commerce avec les iles obligation im-
posee 'aux fermiers de prendre les cendres des habitants, ceux-ci
n'ayant ni le temps ni les moyens de faire de la potasse commis-
sions aux huissiers et greffiers edit des dimes, son application a
ce pays subsistances des ecclesiastiques recensement des Sau-
vages "habitues parmi nous'' plaintes centre le sieur de la
Salle qui " sous pretextes de decouverte, traite chez les nations
Outaouaises," protestation de veracite, de fidelite, de devoue-
ment, etc., etc 9
1681.
2 Nov. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au Roi, principalement pour repon-
dre"aux accusations portees centre )ui par M. du Chesneau il a
eherche a maintenir les droits de la ferme plaintes contre M. du
Chesneau coureurs de bois, conges commerce de pelleteries
avec les Anglais d'Orange eloge du sieur de St. Ours explica-
tions au sujet des altercations entre les Sauvages et les soldats
insolence des Onontagues et des Tsonnonthouans nece,ssite de les
chatier guerre des Canibats d'Acadie avec les Anglais de Bos-
ton dernieres nouvelles revues du sieur de la Salle eloge de la
conduite des messieurs du seminaire cle Montreal etat critique
ou se trouvent les Re"collets par suite des pertes qu'ils ont eprou-
vees recomrnandation en faveur du sieur Bizard, major de Mont-
real, et des sieurs Denis, de Repentigny, et Daillebout accident
arrive a la mission des peres Jesuites, a Michillimakinac, etc., etc 51
Lettre du meme a Colbert, le suppliant de lui obtenir satisfac-
faction aupres de sa majeste des injures qu'il a recjues de M. du
Chesneau. 72
Lettre du meme au marquis de Seignelay, lui demandant sa
protection aupres de sa majeste pour 1'aider a repousser les calom-
nies repandues contre lui par le sieur du Chesneau et les sieurs
de Villeray, de la Martiniere et du Monceau desordres qui exis-
tent dans le conseil mauvaise administration de ]a justice dispo-
sitions des nations Iroquoises etat des murailles du chateau de
Quebec necessite de destiner une somme d'au moins 1000 ecus
pour depenses imprevues le sieur Radisson recomrnandation
en faveur du sieur de St. Ours et du sieur de la Valliere, comman-
dant en Acadie plaintes contre les empietemens des Anglais de
Boston besoin de deux interpretes, etc., etc 75
1509
Annies.
1681.
2EME S^RIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Defense de M. de Frontenac, par un de ses amis
Memoire et preuves de la cause des desordres des coureurs de
bois, ou M. de Frontenac allegue que M. du Chesneau emploie
plusieurs personnes dans le commerce de pelleteries qu'il fait
avec les. coureurs de bois, et que le moyen d'arreter ces desordres
est de nommer un prevost qui ne soit pas fils de marchand ou ne-
gociant, et un intendant qui n'ait aucun interet dar.s le commerce,
etc., etc
Lettre de M. de Frontenac an marquis de Seignelay, se plai-
gnant de la condnite odieuse de M. du Chesneau, et le faisant pas-
ser en France, afin qu'il " prouve s'il le peut, ce qu'il a avance
centre lui," etc
13 Nov.
1680
2 Aout.
1681.
Mars.
1681.
1682.
[Sans date.]
Re<ju le 2 Jan-
vier 1683.
[Sans date.]
Recu le 2jan-
vier 1683.
1682.
4 Aout.
1683.
4 Nov.
1683.
30 Mai.
100
112
Proces-verbal de M. du Chesneaii centre le gouverneur, au
sujet de la traite des pelleteries que font les habitans avec les
Sauvages 117
Memoire de Peveque de Quebec sur ce qui s'est passe au sujet
de la querelle arrivee entre M. du Chesneau, le nomme Vautier,
domestique du sieur du Chesneau intendant, le sieur Boisseau
et un garde de M. de Frontenac 118
Conduite du sieur Perrot, gouverneur de Montreal en la Nou-
velle France ses emportements et ses cruautes envers differentes
personnes sa maniere de traiter avec les coureurs de bois et toute
sa conduite en general. (Sans signature) 130
Lettre de M. de la Barre au Roi, demandant des secours pour
repousser Jes Iroquois u qui, aides des Anglais d'Orange et de
Manat marchent contre nos allies," etc 137
Lettre du meme a M. de Seignelay son union intime avec M.
du Chesneau il se plaint de ce que Teveque prend part aux affai-
res civiles et politiques, desirant que le Roi lui ecrive a ce sujet
annonce qu'il se propose de faire la guerre aux Iroquois de-
mande des fonds pour les depenses de cette guerre, un inter-
prete, etc 140
Proces-verbal du lieutenant-general de Quebec, sur 1'incendie
de la basse-ville, duquel il appert que les deux tiers de la basse-
ville, comprenant 55 maisons, furent brules, avec meubles, mar-
chandises, bois, planches, etc., le 4 aout 1682 .... , 160
Lettre de M. de la Barre au ministre conduite arrogante des
ferrniers la peche sedentaire qu'ils ont etablie en Acadie sans
la permission dn Roi, etc raisons pour lesquelles les Iroquois les
regardent comme leurs ennemis, etc demandes de fonds tant
pour lui que pour d'autres, etc., etc 163
Lettre du meme au Roi, demandant quelques secours d'hommes
pour faire la guerre aux Iroquois 172
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
2EME Sum:. VOL. TV Continuation.
Ann6es.
2 Juin.
1683.
4 Nov.
Pages
1683.
1683.
4 Nov.
1684.
1684.
12 Avril.
5 Juin.
5 Juin.
5 Juin.
Lettre de M. De Meulles a sa majeste, demandant six cents
horames pour repousser les Iroquois 174
Lettre de des Groiseliers au rainistre dans laquelle il raconte la
prise d'un vaisseau qu'il a i'aite avec son pere, et donne divers
details sur le fort Pentagouet en Acadie, sur la ville de Baston
occupee par les Anglais, etc., etc 176
Lettre de M. de Meulles au ministre, 1'informant qu'afin de s'ins-
truire a fond de la situation du pays, il en a visite toutes les habi-
tations, accompagne de monseigneur 1'eveque et d'un autre
ecclesiastique, rcglant et ordonnant en me me temps tout ce qui
a rapport au temporel de Peglise bonte des terres du Canada et
salubrite du climat de ce pays il demande 50 engages par an,
pour servir de valets aux habitants du Canada, deux hoquetons,
etc., etc description de 1'hiver en Canada cures, clerge de Que-
bec inconvenients auxquels sont exposes les habitants par le
manque de cures fixes, etc marechaussee, mines, etc peche du
poisson sec moyens a prendre pour defricher les parties du pays
qui ne le sont pas encore, et y ouvrir des chemins la necessite
de detruire les Iroquois, etc., etc 180
Abrege du recensement du Canada 224
Lettre de M. de la Barre au Roi, demandant ses ordres relative-
raent & la guerre centre les Iroquois, et un renfort de 350 hommes
avec quelques ofiiciers 225
Extrait d'un memoire de Gaultier de Comporte, pr6vot du
Canada, dans lequel il fait di verses demandes au Roi, telles que
la propriete de la riviere de Bourbon, de Nelson, dans la Baie
d'Hudson; le droit d'etablirtrois postes dans la riviere qui descend
dans la dite Baie ; la sous-ferme de la traite de Tadoussac, etc. . . 227
Extrait de la lettre du sieur du L'Hut, ecrite de Michillimakinac,
dans laquelle il fait le recit de 1'assassinat commis par les enfants
d'Achiganaga sur deux Fran<jais la prise de Folavoine, complice
du meurtre, qui etait arrive a St. Marie du Sault, avec quinze
cabanes de Sauteurs, les conseils qu'il y a tenus avec ces derniers
relativement a ce meurtre ['instruction de leur proces et 1'execu-
tion de deux d'entre eux en presence de leurs gens, etc. 228
Lettre de M. de la Barre au Roi demandant de prompts secours
pour repousser les Iroquois 246
Lettre du m6me au ministre demandant sept jl huit cents
hommes, pour faire la guerre aux Iroquois, et les fonds necessaires
pour faire subsister douze ou quinze cents hommes, sans quoi il le
prie de solliciter sa majeste de lui accorder son conge 248
Lettre du meme au meme demandant sept ou huit cents
hommes (bons soldats), des fusils, qualre petites pieces de canons,
des balles, des fonds pour la subsistance de ces troupes, etc.
il recommande differentes personnes a la bienveillance de sa
majeste, etc 251
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2EME SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies. Page*
9 Juillet. Lettre du meme au meme concernant la guerre avec les Iro-
quois, au sujet de laquelle il fait les memes demandes que dans les
precedentes . 259
10 Sept. Extrait de la lettre ecrite par le sieur du L'Hut a M. de la Baire,
au-dessous du portage de Teiagon par lequel il mande a M. de la
Barre la confiance qu'ont les Sauvages en lui, et Passure qu'avant
deux ans ils auront discontinue leur commerce avec les Anglais. 263
1684. Memoire con tenant les moyens, pieces et inductions, servant a
soutenir et justifier le contenu en la requete presentee au Roi, par
les habitants du cote du sud du St. Laurent, pour etre maintenus
dans le droit qu'ils out de trailer avec les Sauvages, etc 265
1685. Memoires de M. de Meulles touchant le Canada et 1'Acadie
importance du Canada avantage que peut en retirer la France,
etc ". 279
1686.
24 Sept. Lettre de M. de Meulles au ministre 1'informant qu'il part pour
1'Acadie -lui proposant d'avoir deux vaisseaux pour voyager entre
1'Acadie et. la France, arm d'avoir des nouvelles de la Cour deux
fois par an lui mandant qu'il a etc oblige de donner cours a des
billets, pour tenir lieu d'argent, a cause de sa rarete, etc 326
28 Sept. Lettre de M. de Meulles au ministre eloge de M. de Denon-
ville et de 1'eveque de Chevriere necessite d'etablir de nouvelles
cures etablissement d'une eglise succursale dans hi basse-ville
de Quebec fertilite des terres agrandissement de la basse-ville
de Quebec details sur la haute- ville et le port de Quebec projet
d'une seconde basse-ville brasserie de M. Talon eveche pri-
sons poudriere M. de Bellefonds nomme greffier, son eloge
Rageot le sieur de la Martiniere le sieur de Becancour
plaintes centre les sieurs Chalons et Riverin maladie contagieuse
apportee par deux vaisseaux de sa majeste cause des iricendies
dans le pays usage de Ja tuile devenue desirable M. de Varen-
nes, son commerce avec les Sauvages, a la Gabelle pres des Trois-
Rivieres question de preseance construction de bateaux legers
pour la guerre preparatifs contre les Iroquois remarques sur
1'obscurite dans les comptes necessite pour les officiers de justice
de ne paraitre qu'en robes longues commission accordee au sieur
de Comporte, etc , 338
Memoire de M. de Denonville au ministre pour regler 1'etendue
du gouvernement de M. de Calliere, et sur celui des Trois-Ri-
vieres, etc 372
20 Oct. Memoire pour monseigneur le marquis de Seignelay, par le
Chevalier de Callieres, gouverneur de 1'ile de Montreal, demandant
a etre nomme au commandement des troupes et des milices du
pays 373
1685. Copie des provisions pour 1'augmentation du gouvernement de
Pile de Montreal, donnee par M. le marquis de Denonville, gou-
verneur et lieutenant-general en Canada.. 377
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13 Nov.
1685.
29 Avril.
29 Mai.
20 Aout.
6 Oct.
2I;ME SERIE. VOL,. IV Continuation.
Lettre du marquis de Denonville an ministre se plaignant de
la conduite de 1'intendant 381
Memoire du sieur Perrot, gouverneur de 1'Acadie pour le reta-
blissement du fort de la Heve Petablissement d'une peche seden-
taire, et 1'augmentation du commerce de la colonie, etc 384
Copie de la lettre que le sieur Chouart a ecrite au Sieur Com-
porte, de Londres, le 29 avril 1685 387
Lettre de M. de Denonville, ecrite de la Roche lie, sur ses pre-
paratifs de depart 389
Lettre de M. de Denonville au ministre, lors de son retour a
Quebec sur les affaires generates de la colonie mauvais traite-
ment eprouve par les passagers sur ies vaisseaux du Roi maladies
journal de sa navigation le nomine Chaviteau importance
d'avoirune carte du St. Laurent M. le Maire Arnoul magasins
poudres dangers du feu grand nombre d'hommes dans les
bois honneurs a rendre au gouverneur, etc 392
Lettre de M. de Meulles au ministre demandant que la charge
de lieutenant particulier au siege de la prevoste de Quebec soit
retablie, etc " 407
Chemin du bout de Pile de Montreal au lac de Temiscaminne,
sur le bord duquel est la mine de plomb piece ou Ton donne la
distance d'un lieu a un autre, la longueur des portages, etc 412
Memoire au ministre, sur le fort et habitation de Chedaboucton. 416
Lettre de M. de Denonville au ministre, dans laquelle il lui
rend compte de 1'etat du pays d'un voyage qu'il a fait a Catara-
kouy, et de 1'hnportance de cette place la qualite de son sol la
probabilite d'une guerre prochaine avec les Iroquois necessite
d'armer les Illinois les sieurs Tonty, de la Salle et de la Forest
pretentions de M. de la Salle au commandement supreme du fort
des Illinois M. de Callieres, gouverneur de Montreal Hbertinage
des jeunes gens bonne conduite des Sauvages des environs de
Quebec e' de Montreal commerce de l'eau-de-vie trop grand
nombre de cabarets necessite de multiplier le nombre des cures
et de les rendre fixes subsistance des cures seminaire de
1'eveche soeurs de la congregation a Villemarie noblesse du
pays, composee de faineants necessite d'une ecole de navigation,
portrait des Canadiens culture du chanvre tanneries forge des
Trois-Rivieres peches du bas du fleuve commerce avec les iles
eloge des deux families Le Bert et Le Moyne le sieur Chailly
le sieur de Varennes, son eloge le sieur de la Martiniere carte
du bas du fleuve par le sieur Joliet, dessinee par le sieur Fran-
quelin route pour aller au Port Royal plans de Montreal, Trois-
Rivieres, et Catarakouy montant des exportations de bles, pois
et autres grains eloge de la conduite de M. de Belmont
remarques sur le recensement, etc 420
Lettre du meme au meme recommandant le sieur Joliet pour
renseignement de la navigation ses projets de peches 477
1686.
1685.
13 Nov.
13 Nov.
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE.
151S
2EME SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Anndes.
3 Dec. Lettre du meme au meme annongant la mort du sieur le Maire,
demandant sa protection pour plusieurs personnes affligees, par
les suites de la maladie contagieuse soin que prennent les
religieuses des malades, etc 479
31 Mars. Lettre du meme au meme au sujet du jeune des Groselliers. . 490
VOL. V. (1686-1690.)
1689.
Remarques sur ce qui parait important au service du Roi pour la
conservation de la Nouvelle France, par M. du Brouillan 1
Avril. Memoire concernant les affaires du Canada lo. la justice 2o.
le commerce 3o. la guerre donne par Dauteuil, procureur-ge-
neral 8
8 Sept. Lettre de M. de Meneval (vraisemblablement a M. de Chevry)
sur 1'etat de disette dans lequel se trouve la Nouvelle France 13
7 Sept. Extrait de la lettre de M. de Meneval au marquis de Seignelay
sur les affaires de 1'Acadie 20
24 Sept. Lettre de M. de Denonville a M. de Vallerenne lui indiquant les
precautions a prendre pour quitter Catarakouy et descencre les
Rapides, malgre les ennernis, et faire sauter le fort si 1'ennemi s'en
emparait, etc 28
15 Nov. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre, par laquelle il rend
compte a sa grandeur de sa navigation de France a Quebec, et de
1'etat dans lequel il a trouve les affaires du pays 37
14 Nov. Relation dc ce qui s'est passe a la Bale du Nord et de la conduite
de d'Iberville, (envoyee par le sieur Patu de Quebec) 53
17 Nov. Copie d'une lettre du sieur d'Iberville commandant a la Baie du
Nord en Canada, a ses associes a Paris TO
17 Nov. Lettre de M. de Frontenac annongant que les Iroquois au nombre
de cent cinquante sont descendus a la Chenaye et a 1'Ile Jesus ou
ils ont brule toutes les habitations, etc 75
1690.
21 Fevrier. Lettre de M. Delagny au ministre sur les affaires de 1'Acadie,
(datee de Paris) 77
30 Avril. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre, sur la grande disette oxi
se trouve le Canada, et ce qui s'est passe depuis le depart des der-
niers vaisseaux 79
7 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Pontchartrain a M. de Frontenac, sur le com-
merce des castors, etc 88
17 Sept. Copie de la lettre ecrite par le reverend Pere Carheil, a M. le
gouverneur-general de la France Septentrionale, recue par le Comte
de Frontenac, & Quebec, le 17 septembre 1690, sur la consterna-
tion qu'ont causee les Iroquois, parmi les Sauvages, nos allies, etc. 92
1692.
10 Nov. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, demandant une certaine
quantite de farine et de lard un nombre considerable de soldats,
1690. etc 104
12 Nov. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au marquis de Seignelay crainte
qu'il a eue que les Outaouais n'achevassent de conclure leur traite
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MANUSCIUTS RELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Allilrcs.
Pages
20 Nov.
15 Nov.
20 Nov.
1686.
12 Fevrier.
1686.
8 Mai.
29 Janv.
8 Mai.
avec les Iroquois Michillimakinac Outaouais rencontre de 13
canots d'Iroquois a 60 lieues de Montreal exploits des sieurs de
Louvigny, d'Hosta, de la Gemeraie, Hertel, de Portneuf et de
Courtemanche demande de lettres d'annoblissement pour le sieur
Hertel sentences et recoltes arrivee de plus de 500 Outaouais,
Hurons, Christinau, etc., a Montreal, avec des pelleteries pour une
valeur de pres de cent mille ecus conseil regal et presents
arrivee d'un Abenaquis a Quebec, annonqant qu'une flotte est
partie de Boston pour venir prendre Quebec defense de Quebec
rSsultat de 1'attaque dispositions des Sauvages etat du fort
Frontenac echange de prisonniers eloges des milices canadiennes
les sieurs de St. Denis, de Clermont, de Longueil, de Ste. He-
lene, de Villieu prise de Port Royal il propose de " foudroyer "
les Anglais de Boston dommage eprouve par la recolte manque
de vivres munitions, argent et troupes le sieur Bizard, major de
Montreal, etc 117
Lettre du meme au meme au sujet de la sommation envoyee par
le general de la flotte anglaise 154
Memoire de la Compagnie du Nord touchant le pillage commis
par des Anglais a la Riviere Bourbon, (Baie d'Hudson) et la guerre
que la dite compagnie soutient centre eux, (signe Gobin, Pachot,
Aubert de la Chesnaye) 156
Lettre de M. de Frontenac a M. de Pontchartrain, sur le com-
merce des castors 162
Memoire au marquis de Seignelay, sur le commerce du Canada,
presente par les sieurs Chalons et Riverin, (joint a la lettre du
sieur de Riverin du 7 fevrier 1686) 167
Instructions de Jacques de Brisay, chevalier, seigneur, marquis
de Denonville, etc., gouverneur et lieutenant-general pour le Roi en
Canada, Acadie, He de Terreneuve, etc., au sieur de Trois pour
aller occuper des postes sur les cotes de la Baie du Nord arrter
les voleurs et coureurs de bois et nommement le sieur Radisson,
qui s'est rendu coupable de trahison, etc 176
Memoire du sieur Simon Denis Bonaventure relativement a des
difflcultes concernant la peche sedentaire 179
Lettre du marquis de Denonville au ministre raisons qui 1'ont
engage a faire le choix des plus honnetes marchands de la colonie
pour faire valoir les 25 conges que le Roi lui a permis de faire, etc. 182
Copie d'un passeport pour aller en traite aux Outaouas 186
Lettre de M. de Denonville au ministre eloge du corps des mar-
chands du Canada exportation de mats, vergues, madriers, morues
seches, saumons, etc., augmentation de la peche mesures pour
empecher le commerce des Anglais sur les lacs Ontario et Erie
entreprise des Anglais sur Niagara et la Baie d'Hudson importance
d'un bon poste a Niagara le sieur de Chailly culture du chanvre
et du lin les sieurs Joliet, Deshayes, de Villeneuve etat des
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1515
Annies.
6 Juin.
6 Juin.
6 Juin.
12 Juin.
18 Jnillet.
19 Juillet,
10 Nov.
15 Oct.
6 Nov.
15 Nov.
16 Nov.
16 Nov.
2EME SJSRIE. VOL. V Continuation.
troupes construction de 130 bateaux plats eloge de Comporte,
de LeBert et des enfants LeMoyne maladies les plus communes
le chevalier d'Aux Dorvilliers etat du fort de Quebec et de la
maison du gouverneur conduite de certains officiers duels
prisons, etc 189
Copie de la lettre de M. le marquis de Denonville, gouverneur-
general du Canada, a M. de la Durantaye, commandant aux Ou-
taouas , 22
Lettre a M. du Lhut, lui enjoignant d'aller occuper un poste au
Detroit du Lac Erie, etc 233
Copie de la lettre de M. de Denonville a M. de la Forest, comman-
dant aux Illinois, 1'avertissant de se tenir pret a marcher contre les
ennemis ... 237
Lettre du marquis de_Denonville au ministre, sur 1'etat facheux
de nos affaires avec nos allies la perfidie d'un Huron, (Scoutache)
la necessite de faire des magasins de ble et de farine, etc 240
Lettre de M. de Meulles au Roi, sur un voyage qu'il vient de faire
en Acadie .... 253
Lettre de M. de Meulles au ministre, contenant la relation fort
exacte de son voyage en Acadie . 255
Lettre de M. de Denonville au ministre le remerciant de la no-
mination de M. de Champigny au poste d'in tend ant 1'eveque de
Quebec est de retour de 1'Acadie desordres causes par l'eau-de-
vie incendie du convent des Ursulines, le 20 octobre depenses
necessaires pour I'education des enfants subsistance des cures
les Peres Recollets le Pere Milet remarques sur le dernier recen-
sement Fort de Cataracouy et M. de la Salle transport des vivres
besoin d'armes de guerre munitions, vivres, etc., le Sieur de
Macary promotions recommandees rangs des officiers M. de
Callieres Fort St. Louis de Quebec M. de Villeneuve cartes du
pays desordres et pauvrete etat necessiteux de plusieurs families
nobles importance d'avoir des pilotes et matelots mine de fer
pres des Trois- Rivieres brasserie de M. Talon le Sieur de St.
Castin Baie d'Hudson le Sieur de la Chesnaie, etc., etc 259
Lettre du me me au meme annonqant I'arrivee de M. de Cham-
pigny avec sa dame et 149 hommes ......... 310
Lettre aclressee au ministre touchant la compagnie du Nord.
(Par divers membres de la Compagnie) 313
Lettre du marquis de Denonville au ministre, snr 1'etat de la
brasserie, et ce qu'il y faut faire pour mettre ce bailment en etat de
servir suivant ses intentions, etc., etc . .... 316
Lettre du meme uu meme, touchant les.terres de la Prairie de la
Madeleine, et la necessite d'avoir un gros poste a Chambly 3l8
Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre eloge des ecclesiasti-
ques de la colonie mission de Sillery nombre des eglises subsis-
tance des cures Religieuses Hospitalieres et Ursulines incendie de
1'eglise et de la maison des Ursulines M. Gaillard, commissaire
FF
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Annces.
1687.
5 Oct.
1609-1735.
168T.
1 Mars.
7 Juin.
23 Juillet.
25 Aout.
25 Aout.
26 Aout.
Pages
28 Oct.
6 Nov.
envoi de 400 fusils administration de la justice juridiction des
Trois-Rivieres culture du lin, son importance Baie d'Hudson le
sieur Riverin mort de Boyvinet eloge des LeMoyne de Longueil
Madame Sorel, etc 320
Certificat comrnengant en ces termes : " Nous, Michel Boudrot,
" lieutenant-general en 1'Acadie, avec les anciens habitants du
" pays, certifions que feu M. D'Aulnay Charnisay avait fait batir
" trois forts au dit pays d'Acadie, etc." 345
Memoire historique sur 1'Acadie 347
Document commengant en ces termes: " M. de Lagny, a Paris
" le ler mars 1687, a informe les interesses en la peche sedentaire
" de 1'Acadie de la resolution qu'on a prise d'y fortifier les etablisse-
" ments, etc." 354
Nouvelle prise de possession des terres des environs du Detroit
des lacs Erie et Huron, par le Sieur de la Durantaie 357
Letter of Dongan, (governor of New York) to the Honorable
James, marquis of Denonville, lieutenant-general and governor of
New France, Mont Royal, &c. (Le titre est en anglais, la lettre
en latin) 359
Lettre du marquis de Denonville au ministre sur les coureurs
de bois la reputation frangaise perdue chez les Sauvages un
rendez-vous de tous les Sauvages, etc 361
Lettre du meme au meme touchant une lettre patente qu'il a
regue du Roi, relativement au commandant qui doit le remplacer
depart du chevalier de Beaugy, les services qu'il a rendus
continuation de la guerre, son peu de succes influence du voisi-
nage des Anglais, etc 388
Lettre de M. de Charapigny au ministre sur le retour des
troupes envoyees contre les Iroquois, sous le commandement du
chevalier de Vaudreuil les ordres necessaires pour leurs quartiers
d'hiver la conservation des bateaux et des canots relation de son
voyage jusqu'a Catarakouy misere du peuple et des gentils-
hommes, leurs plaintes, etc 391
Lettre du marquis de Denonville au ministre sur le depart du
chevalier de Vaudreuil pour Pile de Montreal, avec six vingt
Canadiens pour attaquer Pennemi il demande pour lui des secours
d'argent qui le mettent a meme de soutenir son rang et trailer les
Canadiens qui combattent avec lui, etc 394
Lettre du Marquis de Denonville et de M. de Champigny au
ministre touchant la gratification a donner aux cures 1'impos^i-
bilite pour le pays de continuer a venir a leur aide sans le secours
du Roi demande de deux mille iivres pour gratifier les anciens
missionnaires qui sont sur le point de re venir remerciement au
Roi de la gratification de 3,000 Iivres qu'il leur a accordee, et
bon usage qu'il en font demande de secours pour les hopitaux
de Quebec et de Montreal, qui sont encombres de malades civils
et militaires, etc 395
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1517
Annies.
7 NOT.
10 Nov.
28 Dec.
1688.
20 Jan.
1688.
27 Fev.
24 Avril.
12 Mai.
18 Juin.
2EME SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Lettre de M. de Denonville au ministre touchant le mauvais
etat des affaires, et les difficultes qu'il rencontre* dans la lutte
centre les Anglais et les Iroquois re"unis dispositions pour entre-
prendre une deuxieme campagne et demande de 800 hommes de
troupes et 150 hommes de recrues, etc 423
Lettre de M. Dongan a M. le Marquis de Denonville touchant
le desir qu'il eprouve d'etre en bonne intelligence avec lui, et pour
lui etre agreable il lui depeche le Sieur Laprairie, puis le major
Gregoire, etc 427
Lettre de M. de Denonville a M. Dongan, pour repondre aux
siennes du 31 Octobre et du 10 novembre 1687 confirmant 1'arri-
vee du major Gregoire en bonne sante rappellant Pexecution du
traite de neutralite du 16 novembre 1686 et terminant en proposant
le R. P. Vaillant, Jesuite, pour agir de concert entre eux pour les
interets du Roi et de 1'eglise, etc 429
Memoire presente a M. le marquis de Seignelay, concernant
1'association du Sieur Perot au gouvernement de 1'Acadie le
Sieur Perot n'ayant pas rempli ses engagements, et ayant deplu
au Roi, 1'association se trouve rompue le Sieur Perot est revoque
du gouvernement de 1'Acadie, et proteste les associes en referent
a la justice du ministre 434
Memoire presente a M. le marquis de Seignelay, pour le
Canada recommandant le capitaine Pierre Alemant comme
homme capable et marin devoue et intelligent, et temoignant le
desir que les habitants eprouvent que le gouvernement lui confie
un petit navire de 40 a 50 tonneaux pour explorer le pays des
Esquimaux, arec la certitude que son voyage serait tres-utile &.
la science, a la navigation ainsi qu'au commerce 438
Lettre de M. Dongan, gouverneur general de la Nouvelle Angle-
terre, a M. le Marquis de Denonville touchant le mauvais traite-
ment que des Sauvages, ivres, ont infliges au R. P. Vaillant et a
M. Dumont M. le gouverneur les fait chercher pour les chatiei
il demande qu'on s'occupe de la realisation de certains traites
qui concernent le commerce et la religion 441
Reponse de M. le marquis de Denonville a la lettre de M. Don-
gan du 27 fevrier 1688, lui reprochant son peu de zele a faire
rendre justice au R. P. Vaillant, etc 445
Lettre de M. de Denonville a M. Dongan, danslaquelle il deplore
1'hostilite des Sauvages, hostilite qui serait suggeree par les Anglais,
contrairement au traite de neutralite du 16 novembre 1686, et dans
laquelle il previent M. Dongan qu'il soupqonne de corrompre les
Sauvages pour les engager a harceler la colonie, que s'il ne cesse ce
systeme, il en sera refere a son rnaitre, etc , . 452
Lettre de M. de Denonville a M. Dongan, lui faisant part des
ordres que le Roi de France lui a transmis pour la protection de la
colonie, et les transmettant a son tour a M. Dongan, exprimant
aussi en meme temps le desir de voir la bonne harmonic regner
entre les sujets du Roi de France et de sa majeste britannique, etc. . 455
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20 Juin.
5 Juillet.
7 Juillet
8 Aout.
lOjAout
10 Aout.
20 Aout.
21 Aout.
29 ii Sept.
S^RIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Lettre de M. Dongan a M. de Denonville, lui annongant qu'il a
regu une lettre de son maitre le Roi d'Angleterre qui doit mettre
fin a tous leurs demeles, etc 459
Lettre de M. de Denonville a M. Dongan en reponse a la sienne
du 20 juin 1688, et par laquelle il accepte les avances qu'il lui fait,
et lui offre son amitie, le priant de vouloir bien agir de concert avec
lui pour le bonheur de la colonie et notamment pour empecher les
peuples barbares de troubler les missionnaires dans leurs fonctions
evangeliques, et de faire tout ce qui dependra de lui pour decider
ces me'mes barbares a embrasser le christianisme, et leur interdire
1'abus et meme 1'usage de l'eau-de-vie, etc 460
Lettre de M. Dongan 464
Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, 1'informant de 1'arrivee
devant Quebec du navire qu'il a plu au Roi d'accorder a la compa-
gnie de la Baie d'Hudson ce navire portait monseigneur Laval, an-
cien eveque de Quebec, 25 hommes de recrues et 53,750 f. en argent
on attend un autre navire parti de Larochelle le 16 avril avec des
officiers et recrues, de 1 'argent et des munitions, etc 467
Memoire d'un des plus grands maux de la colonie, par M. de De-
nonville grande mortalite parmi les Sauvages, causee par 1'abus
qu'ils font de l'eau-de-vie cet abus se propage aussi parmi les
habitants et engendre des desordres de toute nature qu'il est prudent
de reprimer de suite 51 en propose la 'suppression par tous les
moyens possibles, etc 477
Memoire instructif de 1'etat des affaires de la Nouvelle France et
de la conduite du marquis de Denonville depuis la campagne derniere
(1687), adresse a monseigneur le marquis de Seignelay maniere
dont il faut faire la guerre aux Iroquois, lesquels exercent leurs de-
predations dans la colonie, sans s'embarrasser des positions fortifiees
1'hivei* a empeche de realiser tous ces plans en entier le com-
merce et la chasse du castor font negliger la culture des terres aux
habitants, et les soins de se fortifier cet etat de choses est tres
prejudiciable et cause de grands maux auxquels il propose de reme-
dier, etc 481
Reponse de M. de Denonville aux deux lettres de M. Dongan du
17 juillet et du 2 aout 1688. (Cette lettre ne traite que des bonnes
relations qu'il desire entretenir, des soins que Ton a donnes aux
pauvres prisonniers, et des moyens a employer pour decider les
Sauvages a retirer leurs partis, etc.) 502
Lettre de M. Andros, gouverneur de la Nouvelle Angleterre a M.
de Denonville, annongant sa nomination comme gouverneur et les
instructions qu'il a regues de son gouverneinent sur la conduite a
tenir a 1'egard des Sauvages, sujets de 1'Angleterre et ceux soumis
a la France ainsi que de 1'entente cordiale qu'il desire Itablir avec
M. de Denonville, etc 505
Lettre de M. Andros, gouverneur de la Nouvelle Angleterre a
M. de Denonville, touchant le meurtre de cinq Sauvages assassines
L'HISTOIUE BE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1519
2EME S^RIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Annies. Pages
dans leur demeure, et de six Chretiens egalement assassines, suppo-
sant que ces assassinats ont etc commandes par lui, etc. 507
31 Oct. Lettre de M. le marquis de Denonville au ministre, annonqant
1'arrivee de d'Iberville de la Baie d'Hudson enumeration des avan-
tages qu'il y aurait a soutenir la compagnie en danger de perir
resolution qu'a prise d'Iberville de retourner a la Baie pour donner
ses soins au commerce du castor eloge de cet homme, etc 509
23 Oct. Reponse de M. de Denonville aux trois lettres de M. Andros des
21 aout, 8 et 9 septembre 1688 neutralite de cinq villages Iro-
quois traites nouveaux pour la paix a cimenter avec les Sauvages
ordres que ces derniers ont regus formellement de n'entreprendre
aucun acte d'hostilite centre les Anglais, etc 511
6 Nov. Memoire de 1'etat des aifaires de ce pays depuis le 10 aout 1688,
jusqu'au dernier octobre de la me'me annee convocation des depu-
tes des cinq villages iroquois a 1'effet de travailler avec 1'aide des chefs
sauvages a une paix generale assassinat d'un- depute par un chef
sauvage nomme LeRat, et perturbation que cela cause dans les deux
camps ordre d'abandonner le fort de Niagara a cause des maladies
qui y regnent et du mauvais temps les Iroquois veulent tirer ven-
geance de 1'injure que le parti huron, commande par Le Rat, leur
a faite insinuations portees centre le caractere et les intentions
du gouverneur Andros, etc 519
6 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Denonville et Champigny au ministre, deman-
dant de 1'argent pour achever les travaux d'une eglise a la basse-
ville, et des secours pour les hopitaux de Montreal, annon^ant 1'ar-
rivee en bonne sante des deux eveques 1'etablissement a Quebec
d'une fabrique considerable pour faire de la brique et de la tuile
depart de M. de Callieres pour France les travaux de fortifi-
cations desordres causes par la traite pecheries et commerce de
castor, etc., etc 541
19 Oct. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, annorujant les depreda-
tions d'un forban dans ies pecheries de Chedabouctou dans 1'Acadie,
et supposant qu'elles ont ete soudoyees par les Anglais depart
pour la France du navire Le Soleil d'Afrique, charge de pelle-
teries, avec des remarques faites a propos du commerce de ces
memes pelleteries M. Andros, gouverneur de la Nouvelle Angle-
terre, envcie a M. de Denonville des protestations d'union et d'ami-
tie, et lui mande qu'il a intime 1'ordre aux cinq nations iroquoises de
cesser les hostilites centre la co/onie, etc 560
VOL. VI. (1G9 1-1693.)
1691.
5 Avril. Copie de la lettre ecrite par le rev. pere Bruyas de la rompagnie
de Jesus, a M. le comte de Frontenac, gouverneur et lieutenant-
general pour le Roi en Canada ... 1
10 Mai. Mtmoire instructif sur le Canada, par M. de Champigny moyens
a prendre pour la conservation et I'agrandissement de la colonie
ressources du pays, etc 6
1520
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
Sf.i; 1 1:. VOL. VI Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
12 Mai. Postscriptum ajoute au memoire precedent .................. 28
10 Mai. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre disette a laquelle est
exposee la colonie depense des fortifications faites a Quebec et a
Montreal durant I'annee 1690 autres affaires de finances etat de
pauvrete de 150 matelots basques arrives a Quebec mortdusieur
de la Salle affaire d'honneur entre les sieurs Delorimier et Noyan
pauvrete de la noblesse du pays mort de Lemoyne de Ste. He-
lene, son eloge etiquette observee a 1'egard du gouverneur La-
plaque le sieur de la Durantaye, son eloge, etc ............... '. . 30
18 Juin. Journal du sieur de Courtemanche envoye aux Outaouas, par le
gouverneur, contenant la relation de son voyage depuis Montreal
jusque chez les Outaouas ................................... 58
16 Juillet. Decision prise par MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny, au sujet
d'une expedition du sieur du Tast, dans la Baie d'Hudson ....... . . 59
Mai. Attestation du sieur du Lhut, capitaine reforme du detachement
de la marine sur les desordres que cause 1'ivrognerie des Sauvages
en Canada ................................................. 64
27 Mai. Extrait d'une lettre (sans signature) ecrite de Michilimakinac,
pays des Outaouas, concernant le mauvais usage que les Sauva-
ges de cet endroit font des eaux-de-vie ......................... 65
30 Juin. Extrait d'une autre lettre ecrite de Michilimakinac du 30 juin
1691, a M. le comte de Frontenac sur les etranges desordres causes
par l'eau-de-vie et les moyens a prendre pour les reprimer ........ 67
12 Aout. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre pour le remercier des bien-
faits qu'il a bien voulu accorder a ce pays et le supplier de lui conti-
nuer sa protection .......................................... 69
12 Aout. Addition faite a la lettre precedente, contenant le recit du combat
que M. de Calliere eut a soutenir centre les Anglais, les Loups et
les Agniez, a deux lieues de Montreal ....... ................. 71
2 Sept. Relation de ce qui s'est passe dans la campagne entre les Fran-
gais, les Sauvages et les Anglais ; adressee au ministre par M. Benac. 73
7 Oct. Lettre de M. Dollier, superieur du seminaire de Montreal, a un de
ses amis, touchant 1'usage immodere que 1'on fait des boissons eni-
vrantes, lesquelles sont la perdition generale de toutes les missions
sauvages, etc ............................................. 82
12 Oct. Memoire de M. de Champigny concernant le commerce de traite
entre les Franqais et les Sauvages dans les pays eloignes des Outa-
ouas, Illinois, Miamis et autres nations. ... ..................... 85
12 Oct. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, le remerciant des secours
envoyes cette annee, et le priant de leur en envoyer encore de
plus grands afin d'humilier les Iroquois et repousser les Anglais
etat des depenses fortifications clotures en ruine monnaie de
carte lettres de change arrivee de plusieurs vaisseaux M. Cha-
viteau Riverin abandon du fort Catarakouy, etc .............. 91
20 Oct. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre, au sujet de la guerre qu'ils
ont Ei soutenir contre les differentes nations sauvages, et des autres
affaires de la colonie ....... ................................ - . 113
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1521
Ann6es.
20 Oct.
1691
12 Nov.
2EME SERIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Lettre du meme au meme au sujet des rapports calomnieux qui
circulent centre lui 149
Lettre de M. de Frontenac au Roi, pour le remercier des faveurs
qu'il lui a plu lui accorder, et particulierement de la lettre qu'il a
daigne lui ecrire de sa main 153
Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, contenant la relation de
son voyage de Quebec a Montreal , 156
1692.
15 Sept. Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny au ministre be-
soin urgent de soldats recolte en partie detruite par les chenilles
travaux de fortification forts aux Outaouas et au detroit du lac
Erie fort St. Louis des Illinois Tonty et de la Forest Acadie
re tablissement du chateau de Quebec eloge des sieurs de Repenti-
gny et Joliet concessions hopital general de Quebec prix des
marchandises prisonniers anglais perte d'un vaisseau prise d'un
autre vaisseau par trois fregates de Boston, etc 165
15 Sept. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre precautions a prendre
centre les Anglais il a donne ordre a d'Iberville de croiser sur les
cotes de Manath et de Boston tentative du sieur de Villebon contre
4 ou 5 petits forts peu eloignes de Boston recit de diverses atta-
ques contre les Iroquois etat de 1'agriculture les chenilles ont
fait un dommage considerable aux bleds cette annee 1'importance
du fort Frontenac, etc 188
21 Sept. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, sur 1'etat des affaires de
la colonie quantite et qualite des vivres et munitions farines
marchandises et effets hardes destinees a habiller les soldats etat
de 1'emploi des sommes envoyees pour la guerre de 1691 depenses
faites en 1692 pour la guerre et les fortifications dons du Roi pour
le soutien des ecclesiastiques, necessite de les continuer necessite
de fixer les cures administration de la justice, etc 218
1693.
24 Fev- Lettre (sans signature), ecrite de Larochelle, touchant les che-
mins des postes Anglais de Terreneuve 241
1693. Lettre adressee par les membres de la compagnie du nord du Ca-
nada, a M. de Pontchartrain, demandant des forces suffisantes et en
temps convenable pour chasser les Anglais de la baie de Nelson. . . 243
1693. Lettre de la meme compagnie a M. de Pontchartrain, demandant
des forces suffisantes pour s'emparer du fort Nelson que les Anglais
ont enleve par trahison a la dite compagnie 245
7 Aout. Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et Champigny, sur un projet d'atta-
que du fort Nelson 247
4 Nov. Lettre des memes au ministre, touchant les fortifications faites et
a faire a Quebec, aux Trois-Rivieres et a Montreal, pour mettre la
colonie a 1'abri des incursions des Iroquois, etc., affaires de la Baie
d'Hudson autres aifaires de la Nouvelle France 256
1693. Tableau des marchandises et munitions distributes en 1693 aux
nations sauvages eloignees de la colonie, comme partie des presents
accordes par sa majeste la meme annee 295
1522
Annies.
1693.
1693.
1693.
2 Nov.
4 Nov.
27 Oct.
1694.
1694.
28 Sept.
24 Oct.
SISRIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Pages
Memoire sur 1'ivrognerie des Sauvages en Canada 296
Plaisance et Acadie memoire pour servir au projet des envois a
faire pour le Canada 314
Memoire sur 1'usage des boissons enivrantes par les Sauvages en
Canada 324
Lettre de M. Joliet a M. de Lagny, touchant une carte de 1'em-
bouchure du St. Laurent, qu'il lui envoie il lui fait aussi une des-
cription des Sauvages qui habitent les cotes de Labrador, etc 328
Lettre de M. de Champigny, adressee au ministre, pour servir de
reponse aux lettres que sa grandeur a bien voulu lui ecrire et en
merae temps lui rendre compte des affaires generales du pays
travaux et depenses extraordinaires necessite de continuer la
guerre garnison de Quebec, comment compose prix du sel
cures trafic des pelleteries le sieur de Vallerenne le sieur Delino
a la Bastille le sieur Franquelin, hydrographe arrivee a Montreal
de 187 canots charges de castors les sieurs de la Forest et Tonty
plaintes contre M. de Frontenac hopital a Montreal 33l
Interrogatoire par le comte de Frontenac a un prisonnier an-
glais envoye par le sieur de Callieres, gouverneur de Montreal . 388
VOL. VII. (1694-1696.)
Relation du voyage fait par le sieur de Villieu, capitaine d'un
detachement de la marine, a la tete des Sauvages Kanibats et
Malecizite (sic) de 1'A.cadie, pour faire la guerre aux Anglais, au
printemps de 1'an 1 694 1
Lettre de M. de la Mothe Cadillac contenant un rapport de la
querelle occasionnee par la representation de comedies, et qui alia si
loin que Peveque lanqa 1'interdiction contre M. de Mareuil, un des
acteurs, etc 15
Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre, sur les affaires de la
colonie depenses fort Frontenac fortifications de Montreal ex-
portation de mts et autres bois confiscation d'eau-de-vie plaintes
contre le secretaire de M. de Frontenac etats des troupes conges
naufrage du vaisseau le Corossol d'Ibervilie maison de charite
etablie a Montreal necessite d'etablir un lieutenant particulier en
la prevote de Quebec le sieur de Tonnancourt, fils, propose pour
procureur du roi aux Trois-Rivieres eloge de M. Beaudoin, mis-
sionnaire, et de MM. de Villeray et Renac creanciers du sieur de
la Salle demande d'un titre de noblesse en faveur du sieur Bou-
cher de Boucherville, etc 59
Etat de la depense faite pour les fortifications du Canada sur les
fonds, ordonnee par sa majeste en 1'annee 1694, a Quebec, aux
Trois-Rivieres, a Montreal, au fort Chambly, au fort du Sault St.
Louis, au fort St. Lambert, au fort de Sorel, au fort de Michilima-
quinac 88
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1523
Ann6es.
26 Oct.
27 Oct.
25 Oct.
et
4 Nov.
5 Nov.
7 Nov.
1695.
16 Avril.
4 Juin.
3 Aout.
Aout.
2EME SERIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Lettre du sieur Dauteuil, procureur-general, au ministre 1'infor-
mant que de nouvelles difficultes etant survenues entre 1'eveque et
la cour, relativement aux comedies representees par M. de Mareuil,
M. de Mareuil a ete mis aux arrets et que 1'on instruit son proces,
etc 99
Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre sur les affaires de M.
de Mareuil du prie-dieu de M. de Callieres 1'interdit des
Recollets, etc 107
Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre demandant une fregate
pour croiser a 1'entree du golfe et proteger les Francjais centre les
corsaires et flibustiers de Manath et Boston les sieurs de Villebon
et de Villieu explication sur certaines differences d'opinion entre
MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny eloge du sieur de la Mothe
Cadillac, sa nomination au poste de Michillimakinac plaintes
contre 1'eveque demande de troupes Phipps echange de pri-
sonniers Langloizerie, major de Montreal, etc 116
Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny au ministre
exposant les craintes qu'ils entretienncnt relativement aux attaques
des Anglais, et faisant voir la necessite urgente d'une alliance avec
les Iroquois que les Anglais cherchent par tous les moyens a s'ad-
joindre contenant aussi un etat des ouvrages et reparations des
fortifications de Quebec 1'emploi des deniers envoyes de France
quelques remarques sur le commerce des pelleteries le sieur d'lber-
ville, parti pour la baie du Nord mort du sieur de Moras cours
des especes en Canada recommandation en faveur des sieurs de
Vaudreuil, Beaucourt, Gaillard, Le Gardeur de Tilly, Demuy
mandement de 1'eveque contre M. de Callieres, etc 145
Le sieur d'Auteuil, procureur-general au conseil souverain de
Quebec au sujet d'un bureau des pauvres et de 1'hopital general,
etc 187
Devis des ouvrages de magonnerie a faire pour 1'achevement et
reparation des fortifications de la redoute sur le cap aux Diamants
et les deux plates-formes de la basse-ville en la presente annee
1695 189
Conges et permissions pour la traite, commerce, reception et prix
du castor 195
Lettre du sieur de la Mothe Cadillac, (du fort de Buade sur 1'ile
de Missillimakinac,) dans laquelle il insiste sur la necessite de s'em-
parer de Manath (New York) se plaint de 1'oubli de la cour par
rapport a son approvisionnement d'eau-de-vie, et remarque que ce
fait peut amener 1'eloignement des Sauvages, lesquels s'adresseront
aux Anglais pour en obtenir, etc 201
Extraits de certains articles tires du journal envoye a M. le comte
de Frontenac, par M. de la Mothe Cadillac, commandant a Missilli-
makinac. . . 211
1524 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
2iiME S^RIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Annies. Pages
2 Nov. Duplicata de la lettre de M. de Frontenac a M. Delagny affaires
de 1'Acadie demeles des sieurs de Villebon, de Villieu et de Mon-
tigny M. de Chevry finances de la colonie conduite de
Peveque la Mothe Cadillac le Pere Carheil chateau de Quebec
10 Nov. fort Frontenac le nomme Baptiste, etc 219
1695. Memoire concernant lapaye et le decompte des troupes en Canada. 243
1695. Avis de MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny sur la reception du
castor 246
1696.
17 Aout. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre 248
1695.
Aout. Extrait de certains articles tires du journal envoye a M. le comte
de Frontenac, par M. de la Mothe Cadillac, commandant de Missil-
limakinac, etc 251
6 Nov. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre contenant un expose
des affaires generates de la colonie les enfants du sieur Damours
plainte centre Villebon reception du castor conge donne aux
sieurs de la Forest et de Tonty peche dans le fleuve St. Laurent
chanvre defrichement depenses de fortifications lettres de
noblesse pour les sieurs de St. Denis, Hertel et Boucher Dupuy,
lieutenant en la prevote de Quebec besoin d'un medecin le sieur
Sarrasin eloge du sieur de la Durantaye, etc 258
10 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et Champigny au ministre moyens
a prendre pour humilier les Iroquois utilite des presents accordes
aux Sauvages allies demande de fonds pour les depenses de la
guerre 700 homines envoyes au fort Frontenac fort de Naxouat
dangers qui menacent 1'Acadie eloge des soldats canadiens loge-
ment des troupes chez les habitants ouvrage execute par les
soldats titat des fortifications reception des castors d'Iberville
a la Bale du Nord concessions provisions prix de3 viandes
gratification accordee au sieur Joliet -justice seigneuriale de Mont-
real incendie de 1'hopital general de Montreal denuement des
P6res Recollets le sieur de la Chesnaye, conseiller le vaisseau la
CJiarente, etc 293
1696. Memoire sur le Canada, 1'Acadie, Terreneuve et la Baie d'Hud-
son 331
ler Mai. Memoire sur les affaires du Canada, en leur etat present, au ler
mai 1696, par M. de Frontenac 838
25 Oct. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre 378
25 Oct. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre contenant un expose
des affaires particulieres de la colonie grandes depenses de 1'annee
ordonnance sur la reception du castor declaration du Roi centre
la course dans les bois conges fret accorde a diverses personnes
sur les vaisseaux la Gironde et la Cliarente freres hospitallers le
sieur de Portneuf couvertes et vetements donnes aux soldats
necessite d'avoir un grand maitre des eaux et forets, etc 382
26 Oct. Memoire de MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny contenant un
rapport detaille de Texpedition de M. de Frontenac. 401
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOIJVELLE FRANCE. 1525
Amides. 2EME SEB.IE. VOL. VII Continuation. Pages
25 Oct. Memoire de MM. de Frontenac et de Champigny au ministre
contenant le recit de 1'expedition de M. de Frontenac centre les
Sauvages d'Onontagues et d'Oneyouths des observations sur le
commerce du castor prise de Pemakuit culture peche liberti-
nage, accusations exagerees fort Frontenac 417
1696-1697. Memoire touchant la capitulation du fort Bourbon en 1696, men-
tionnee au 8e article du traite de paix 448
1696. Articles de capitulation entre Guillaume Allen, commandant en
31 Aout. chef dans la riviere Hays, ou Ste. Therese, et le sieur G. de la Forest,
commandant du fort d'York ou Bourbon 451
Etats des castors et autres pelleteries, etc., que M. de la Forest,
ci-devant gouverneur du fort Bourbon, a delivres hors du dit fort a
sa prise par capitulation, ainsi que le tout fut charge sur le vaisseau
de guerre le Sonaventure, commande par le capt. Allen, estime selon
le prix qui vaut a Londres. (sic) 453
Noms des membres du conseil devant lesquels les sieurs de la
Forest et Bleury furent envoyes pour etre entendus sur leurs
demandes 455
ler Sept. Etat des castors et autres pelleteries embarques sur le vaisseau
du Roi le Bonaventure, appartenant aux Franc,ais par la capitulation
du fort Bourbon, commande par le sieur de la Forest 456
VOL. VIII. (1696-1699.)
1696. Relation des faits heroiquesde mademoiselle de Vercheres, (Marie
Magdelaine) agee de quatorze ans, contre les Iroquois, en 1'annee
1696, le 22 octobre, a huit heures du matin 1
Oct. 1696
a Journal de ce qui s'est passe a 1'Acadie durant cette periode, par
Oct. 1697. le chevalier de Villebon. (Seconde pagination) 1
Dec. Memoire sur 1'Acadie 28
1696-97.
de Juin a Juin. Journal de M. Baudouin, missionnaire, d'un voyage fait avec M.
d'Iberville, capitaine de fregate, de France en 1'Acadie et de 1'Acadie
en 1'ile de Terreneuve 33
1697. Etablissement a faire a 1'Acadie 94
Retablissement du fort du bas de la riviere St. Jean de 1'Acadie. 105
Memoire pour le Canada au sujet des differends religieux 110
1 Juin. Montreal. Ordonnance de M. de Callieres, portant defense a
toutes personnes d'aller en traite sans un conge special, etc 114
6 Sept. Montreal. Ordre de M. de Callieres au sieur Le Verrier de se
rendre au pied du Long Sault pour empecher qu'aucun Franc,ais ne
puisse monter la Grande Riviere 116
18 Sept. Au fort de Bourbon. Lettre du sieur LeRoy de la Potherie,,
controleur a Montreal, rendant comp'te d'un voyage a la baie
d'Hudson 119
13 Oct. Declaration des interesses dans la compagnie du nord au sujet
du fort de Bourbon . . . 135
1526
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
Annies.
13 Oct.
1698.
15 Oct.
1697.
15 Oct.
19 Oct.
20 Oct.
1697.
8 Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
1698.
2EME SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Lettre de M. de Champigny au raioistre sur les affaires generates
de la colonie arrivee de la fregate F Amphitrite avec trois autres vais-
seaux M. de Nesmond manque d'uniformite dans les comptes
affaires financieres de la colonie depenses presens aux Sauvages
arret relatif aux prix et qualite du castor assemblee des hommes
marquants de la colonie tenue chez M. de Frontenac au sujet des
mesures a prendre pour la surete des pays eloignes mines sur le
Mississippi lesieurde Tonty envoye pour remplacer M. delaMothe
le sieur de Vitre et la peche suppression des conges et de la
course dans les bois le sieur de Portneuf prise d'un batiment
anglais par le sieur Aubert, de Quebec, etc 140
Lettre de M. de Cs<lliere au ministre dans laquelle il se defend
centre certaines accusations portees centre lui, rend compte d'une
longue deliberation qu'il a cue avec les Onontagues, et de diverses
communications avec les autorites de la Nouvelle Angleterre au
sujet de la paix entre la France et 1'Angleterre, etde diverses autres
affaires relatives aux diverses parties de la Nouvelle France 162
Lettre deM.de Frontenac au ministre dans laquelle il discute
les avantages respectifs que retirerait la France de la prise de Manath
et de Baston, et donne de longs details sur Michillimakinac et son
commandant, le sieur de La Mothe Cadillac, etc 185
Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et Champigny au ministre sur les
affaires generates de la Nouvelle France importance d'empecher
les Anglais de trailer avec les Sauvages Outaouais et autres nations
alliees fort Bourbon soldats malades etnbarques sur la Grironde
suppression des conges et des courses dans les bois Lesueur et les
mines du Mississippi farines revues de France le sieur de Lino,
interprete le sieur Juchereau, ses lettres de noblesse intention
des Ursulines de faire un etablissement aux Trois-Rivieres le sieur
de Subercase le sieur de Vallerenne les sieurs Bernon et d'l-
berville, etc 205
Lettre de M. de Lamothe Cadillac sur 1'etat dans lequel se trouve
le pays des Outaouas ou il a commande pendant trois annees
consecutives 227
Lettre de M. d'Iberville au ministre (datee du Fort St. Louis), ren-
dant compte de son expedition a la Baie d'Hudson 240
Memoire (attribue a M. de Chevry) sur les moyens de faciliter
1'etablissement de la peche sedentaire en Acadie, le commerce, la
culture des terres, la construction des vaisseaux, etc 254
Memoire (de M. de Chevry) sur la depense a faire pour 1' Acadie
en!698 258
Memoire (attribue a M. de Chevry) sur les etablissements a faire
^ 1'Acadie 262
Memoire de la compagnie du Nord etablie en Canada au sujet de
ses etablissements de la Baie d'Hudson 265
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1527
2EME SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
Memoire relatif a letabhssement d une nouvelle route pour eviter
la perte des vaisseaux qui font la traite du Canada 274
8 Oct. Lettre de M. de Frontenac au ministre sur les affaires generates
de la colonie negotiations avec les Iroquois le sieur de Tonty im-
possibilite pour les commandants des postes de Michillimakinac et
des Miamis de subsister avec leur paye garnison du fort Frontenac
reedification du cMteau de Quebec de Villieu, prisonnier a
Boston prise faite par le sieur Aubert le sieur de Grandpre,
major des Trois-Rivieres LaMothe Cadillac, eloge de saconduite
projet d'etablir un poste a 1'ile Percee, etc 281
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Frontenac et Champigny au ministre sur les
affaires de la colonie negotiations avec les autorites de la Nouvelle
Angleterre M. de Bellomont precautions a prendre besoin de
fonds depenses de fortifications nombre insuffisant de soldats
le sieur de Tonty eloge de la conduite de I'eveque de Quebec con-
cessions le sieur de Longueil demande d'eriger sa terre en baronie
confirmation de la concession de Boucherville le sieur Galifet
propose d'etablir un poste a Pile Percee demande d'augmentations
d'appointernents par divers fonctionnaires, etc 300
9 Dec. Memoire concernant 1'Acadie 331
1699. Memoire donne au pere La Chaise 359
Jan. Vues sur 1'Acadie par rapport aux troupes du Canada 360
1699.
18 Jan. Lettre de M. d? Chevry, avec un projet d'etat pour 1'Acadie. . . . 368
7 Fev. Lettre du meme proposant differentes personnes a des charges
en Acadie 371
10 Fev. Memoire sur les moyens a prendre pour executer les projets faits
pour 1'Acadie en 1699 373
2 Mai. Montreal. Lettre de M. de Callieres au ministre demandant le
gouvernement de la Nouvelle France, etc 378
31 Mai. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et de la Potherie (datee de Montreal)
a propos d'un honneur que voulait exiger M. de Callieres, etc 383
2. Juin. Montreal. Letire de M. de la Potherie au ministre sur 1'esprit de
discorde qui regne dans le pays 387
2 Juin. Montreal. Lettre de M. de Callieres au ministre sur les inquie-
tudes que lui d;>nnent les Anglais d'Orange (Albanj 7 ) 393
10 Fev. Lettre de M. de Chevry relativement a la question de la peche
des Anglais sur les cotes de 1'Acadie 397
3 Juillet. Copie d'une lettre ecrite par M. le comte de Bellomont a M. de
Callieres 400
7 Aout. Reponse de M. de Callieres a M. de Bellomont 401
' 9 Sept. Du meme au meme, 1'informant qu'il (M. de Callieres) est nomme
gouverneur de la Nouvelle France 403
20 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et Champigny au ministre sur les
affaires de la colonie 405
20 Oct. Lettre de M. de Champigny au ministre sur les affaires de la
coionie 436
20 Oct. Lettre de M. de Calllieres sur le meme sujet 448
1528 MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
2EME SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Anndes. Pages
27 Oct. Fort St. Jean. Lettre de M. de Villebon sur les affaires de
1'Acadie 461
27 Oct. Memoire sur 1'etat present du port Royal, par M. de Villebon. . 479
27 Oct. Memoire de M. de Villebon sur les etablissements et havres
depuis les mines dans le fonds de la baie frangaise jusqu'a 1'ile du
Cap Breton 490
1699. Memoire pour le Canada 602
1699. Projet de La Mothe Cadillac pour le Canada, (adresse a M. de
Maurepas) 506
Du meme au meme, sur ce qui s'est passe en Canada, au sujet du
projet ci-dessus 529
27 Oct. Memoire de M. de Villebon sur la peche aux cotes de 1'Acadie et
sur la maniere de la faire 542
VOL. IX. (1699-1703.)
[Sans date.] Lettre de M. le baron de Longueil sur les desordres commis a
Montreal au sujet du commerce de l'eau-de-vie 1
Lettre de M. Raimbault, procureur du Roi a Montreal sur les
desordres qui se passent dans !a ville au sujet de l'eau-de-vie. ... 5
1699-1700. Memoire de M. de Callieres pour repondre a celui du sieur de
Lamothe, au sujet des situations des differents posies de ce pays . 9
1700.
Oct. Etat de la distribution des trois milles livres accordees par le
Roi en 1'annee 1700 pour doter soixante filles a raison de 50 livres
pour chacune 13
Memoire des interesses en la compagnie de la peche sedentaire
de 1'Acadie 16
Memoire adresse a M. de Bonaventure, par les interesses en la
compagnie de la peche sedentaire d'Acadie, sur les reneigne-
ments qu'il devra recueillir pendant son sejour en Acadie 22
11 Aout. Lettre de M. le Roy de la Potherie au ministre sur la paix que
les Sauvages des cinq nations ont faite avec les Franqais, etc .... 30
16 Oct. Lettre de M. le Roy de la Potherie les Iroquois reconcilies avec
la Nouvelle France recit de ce qui s'est passe a un conseil tenu
par les deputes des cinq nations et les ambassadeurs Francais. 39
18 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et Champigny, au ministre, conte-
nant le recit de ce qui s'est passe cette annee dans la Nouvelle
France paix enfin conclue avec les Iroquois, malgre les sourdes
intrigues des Anglais dettes de M. de la Salle etat des troupes
le sieur de Tonty etablissement du Mississippi Lesueur le
sieur Pascaud et les corapagnies de marchands subsistance des
cures defrichement des terres Ursulines des Trois-Rivieres re-
ligieuses hospitalieres de Montreal freres hospitallers de Mont-
real le sieur Sarrasin, ses grands services les jesuites s'offrent
de remplacer le sieur Joliet (decede) dans 1'enseignement de 1'hy-
drographie le pere Hennepin clisette de bles le sieur de Gran-
ville, procnreur du Roi a Quebec chateau de Quebec non encore
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1529
2EME SERIE. VOL. IX Continuation,
Annies.
acheve le sieur de Vitre et la peche du marsouin succes des
missionnaires au Mississippi plan d'agrandissement de labasse-
ville de Quebec recommandation en faveur de la veuve du sieur
de la Yalterie, et des sieurs de Langloiserie, Demuy etde laCorne,
etc., etc 66
18 Sept. Lettre de M. de Lamothe Cadillac a MM. de Callieres et de
Champigny relativement a I'etablissement du Detroit, pres du
lac Huron 91
6 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et de Champigny au ministre sur
le commerce du castor et autres affaires , 101
6 Nov. Supplique du sieur de Louvigny au conseil souverain de Quebec. 107
7 Nov. Lettre de M. de Callieres au ministre par laquelle il informs sa
grandeur du jugement qui a ete rendu dans 1'affaire du sieur de
Louvigny, et autres officiers, etc 117
9 Nov. Lettre de M. de Callieres au miaistre, 1'informant que la com-
pagnie formee en ce pays desire que le commerce du fort Fronte-
nac lui soit accorde 127
1701-1702. Memoire du sieur de la Potherie adresse au comte de Pontchar-
train sur les sujets suivants : Le Canada du gouvernement gene-
ral de 1'intendance du controle de la marine du commissariat
du sejour des vaisseaux du Roy qui sont en larade de Quebec
artillerie des troupes gouvernement des Trois-Rivieres gou-
vernement de Montreal du couvent des hospitalieres de Quebec
de 1'etat du pays du Detroit des deux lacs nouvelle compagnie
de la Nouvelle France de la paix des Iroquois des Anglais et
de la Nouvelle France de la peche des marsouins 130
1701.
25 Juillet. Lettre ecrite a M. de la Mothe par le P. Carheil, missionnaire
des Hurons de Michillimakinac, au sujet de 1'etablissement du De-
troit; avec des observations a la marge, par le sieur de la Mothe. 164
28 Juillet. Lettre du P. Joseph Marest, de la compagnie de Jesus sur le
meme sujet, avec des observations du sieur de la Mothe 165
1702.
27 Aout. Lettre du reverend pere Anjelvan, sur Pimportance de 1'etablis-
sement du Detroit, etc 167
1701.
25 Aout. Lettre du reverend pere Germain sur le meme sujet, avec des
observations par le sieur de la Mothe 168
30 Aout. Lettre du reverend pere Anjelvan sur Pimportance du poste du
Detroit, avec observations du sieur de la Mothe 171
23 Sept. Lettre du pere Vaillant, avec notes a la marge par le sieur de la
Mothe 172
6 Oct. Lettre du pere J. Marest, missionnaire des Outawas de Michilli-
makinac, avec lee observations de M. de la Mothe 173
20 Oct. Autre lettre du meme, avec les observations de M. de la Mothe. 175
1702.
19 Avril. Lettre du pere Mermet, avec des notes a la marge, par M. de la
Mothe. . . 178
1530
MANUSCRITS KELATIFS A
2EME SERIE. VOL. IX Continuation.
Annies.
20 Avril. Lettre du pere Bonnart, superieur des jesuites, avec des obser-
vations de M. de la Mothe 181
30 Mars. Lettre du P. J. Marest, missionnaire de Michillimakinac, avec des
observations de M. de la Mothe 183
17 Juin. Lettre du P. de Carheil, avec des observations de M. de la Mothe. 186
4 Juin. Lettre de P. d'Avenant, missionnaire des Miamis, avec des obser-
vations de M. de la Mothe 189
23 Juillet. Lettre du P. J. Marest, en reponse a une de M. de la Mothe en
date du 2 mai 1702, avec des observations a la marge par M. de la
Mothe 191
1703.
12 Mai. Lettre du P. J. Marest, avec des notes par M. de la Mothe. .... 196
Conseils des nations sauvages Paroles des chefs et reponses de
M. de la Mothe (avec notes explicatives.)
1701.
8 Oct. Premier conseil tenu dans le fort Pontchartrain, le 3 octobre 1701
Otontagan parle pour toutes les nations des Outawas 200
Paroles des envoyes des Hurons le meme jour 204
4 Dec. Conseil des Hurons tenu dans le fort du Detroit, le 4 dec. 1701. . 207
7 Dec. Conseil tenu dans le fort du Detroit, le 7 dec. avec les Iroquois. . 210
1702.
17 Fev. Paroles de quatre Hurons deputes a M. de la Mothe, et reponse
de M. de la Mothe 215
19 Fev. Paroles d'un Huron envoye par les Outaouas a M. de la Mothe. . 217
20 F6v. Reponse de M. de la Mothe aux Hurons 218
Instructions donn6es par M. de la Mothe au sieur Gatinaud pour
parler aux Iroquois vers le lac St. Clair, dans la profondeur des
terres. 219
27 Fev. Rapport du sieur Gatinaud Paroles des Iroquois 220
Conseil tenu dans le fort du Detroit par les Iroquois, Outaouas,
Hurons, Nepissings et Mississaguez . , . 225
4 Mai. Autre conseil tenu entre les memes nations le 4 mai 1702 227
22 Juin. Conseil tenu avec les Miamis dans le fort du Detroit 231
10 Dec. Paroles de M. de la Mothe aux Hurons et Outaouas qui etaient
restes dans leurs villages 235
1703.
14 Mai. Conseil des Hurons 239
3 Juin. Conseil des Hurons au fort Pontchartrain 244
29 Aout. Conseil entre les Outaouas, Hurons, Iroquois, Loups et Miamis. . 246
1701.
5 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et de Champigny au ministre paix
avec les Sauvages acceptee et ratifiee concession du fort de Fron-
tenac au sieur de la Salle creanciers de ce dernier aide donnee
par les soldats aux habitants pour les recoltes le Mississippi Le-
sueur le sieur Juchereau coureurs de bois subsistances des
cures Ursulines des Trois-Rivieres fortifications de Quebec Le-
vasseur le sieur Franquelin nomme a la place de Joliet pour ensei-
gner 1'hydrographie Louvigny, major des Trois-Rivieres les sieurs
de la Mothe et de Tonty partis pour aller faire 1'etablissement du
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1531
Ann<Ses.
2EME SERIE. VOL. IX Continuation.
Detroit demande d'une gratification en leur faveur le sieur Dugue
Sarrasin, necessite d'augmenter ses appointements le sieur Pro-
vost, gouverneur des Trois-Rivieres recommandations en faveur des
PP. Recollets et des sieurs Riverin, de la Valliere, de Courteman-
che, etc 255
6 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Calliere et de Champigny au ministre 285
4 Nov. Copie de la lettre ecrite a Mgr. le comte de Pontchartrain par leg
directeurs de la compagnie de la colonie du Canada, qu'ils ont pre-
sentee aux sieurs chevaliers de Calliere et de Champigny 287
6 et 30 Oct. Extrait des lettres de 1'Acadie, avec notes a la marge :
1. Lettre du sieur de Brouillan son arrives a Chiboucton
besoin des pretres parmi les Sauvages moyens de se met-
tre i couvert des insultes des Anglais, etc 311
12 Oct. 2. Lettre du sieur de Bonaventure 332
16 Oct. 3. Lettre du sieur Besgoutins en envoyant les revues des deui
compagnies qui tiennent garnison a 1'Acadie, et 1'etat des
mats embarques sur la flute la Girondc, etc 334
30 Oct. 4. Lettre du sieur de Villieu, premier capitaine au Port Royal,
representant qu'il sert le roi depuis 27 ans, et le suppliant
de lui accorder la lieutenance du Roi de 1'Acadie. 335
5. Lettre du sieur de Falaise, autre capitaine, representant
qu'il est garde de la marine depuis 1'annee 1683 336
6. M. Maudoux, missionnaire du Port Royal, au sujet du fort
que le sieur Brouillan a eu ordre de batir en Acadie 336
21 Octi 7. Du sieur de St. Castin, exposant qu'il est passe en France
pour se justifler des plaintes qu'on a faites centre lui qu'il
negociait avec les Anglais, etc 338
31 Oct. Lettre de M. de Callieres au ministre 339
24 Nov. Lettre du sieur Levasseur deNere au ministre incendie du semi-
naire de Quebec. (Non pagine.) 5 pages 342
24 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et de Champigny au ministre, sollici-
tant des secours pour reconstruire le seminaire de Quebec, et accor-
der A cet etablissement un revenu annuel, etc 343
1702. Lettre de M. de la Mothe, ecrite au pere Marest, missionnaire des
2 Mai. Outaouas de Michillimaldnac ; touchant les calomnies qu'il pretend
que le dit pere a repandues contre lui, etc 346
Lettre seconde de M. de la Mothe au rev. pere Marest en reponse a
une lettre de ce memo pere -. 349
1703. Lettre de M. de la Mothe ecrite au pere Marest superieur des
15 Juin. missions Outaouaises, en reponse a une lettre de ce meme pere, au
sujet des missions 356
Etat de ce qui a ete remis au sieur Radisson, allant garde-magasin
a 1'etablissement que M. de la Mothe va faire au lieu appele le De-
troit du lac Erie, pays des Outaouais, par ordre de la cour, tant
pour servir a la construction d'un fort, it la nourriture et entretien
d'une garnison que pour la traite, afin d'engager les Sauvages a s'y
etablir 359
1532
2i-;ME SERIE. VOL. IX Continuation.
Amices.
Pages
Etat des articles qui ont etc envoyes au fort Frontenac pour etre
par la suite transported au Detroit 374
1702.
3 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et de Beauharnais au ministre, sur les
affaires de la colonie presens aux Sauvages le fort Frontenac et la
compagnie de la colonie le poste du Detroit et les sieurs de la Mothe
et de Tonty coureurs de bois ils recommandent d'accorder 25
conges le sieur Juchereau, son voyage au Mississippi incendie du
fort de Chambly par un recollet qui y fut brule lui-meme les 8000
livres accordees aux cures Ursulines des Trois-Rivieres fortifica-
tions gratifications au sieur de Vitre pour la peche aux marsouins
le sieur Legardeur et peches sur les cotes du Labrador concessions
culture du chanvre defense de vendre de 1'eau de vie inconve-
nSens de cette defense defense aux habitants de la Chine de trailer
avec les Sauvages droit de peche et de chasse accorde au sieur de
St. Ours exportation de mats le sieur de Lepinay reclamations
de la veuve Pachot demande de fusils Levasseur choisi pour faire
les alignemens des rues mort des sieurs Provost et Lachesnaye
menaces des Anglais d'assieger Quebec, precautions a prendre
Sarrasin, trop pauvrement remunere Monseignat, controleur de la
marine le sieur de la Forest, de retour des Illinois, etc 378
3 Nov. Requete des conseillers du conseil souverain de Quebec au minis-
tre, demandant qu'il ne soit fait aucun changement dans le dit
conseil 42 1
3 Nov. Etat de la distribution faite a commencer au mois d'octobre de la
presente annee, par le sieur chevalier de Callieres et le sieur de
Champigny, des six mille livres que sa majeste a eu la bonte d'ac-
corder sur le commerce du fort Pontchartrain du Detroit pour les
honnetes families de ce pays 423
15 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et de Beauharnais, au sujet de trois
canots charges de pelleteries qui sorit arrives a Sillery, etc 424
28 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Callieres et de Beauharnais sur quelques diffi-
cultes survenues avec les Sauvages au sujet des missionnaires 426
1703. Extrait de la lettre ecrite par le sieur de la Mothe Cadillac le 31
31 Aout. Aout 1703, relativement aux affaires du Detroit 429
Observations faites par M. de la Mothe, sur'les affaires du De-
troit 449
VOL. X. (1703-1707.)
1703. Extrait et analyse de lettres de 1'Acadie, avec observations a la
marge :
21 Oct. 1. Lettre de M.du Brouillan 1
2. Avis de 1'Acadie (apparemment par le sieur Maudoux) . . 26
3. Lettre du sieur de Goutins, ecrivain i 28
4. Lettre du sieur de Bonaventure 30
200ct. 5. " du sieur Labat 31
6. " du sieur de Villieu 31
7. " du sieur Falaise . . 34
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1533
2EME SBRIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Ann<5es.
8 Avril.
12 Avril.
Pages
35
Lettre de M. Levasseur au sujet des fortifications de Quebec
Memoire sur les conges pour faire la traite des pelleteries sur les
nations sauvages du Canada 39
Lettre de M. de Beauharnois sur 1'approvisionnement des troupes 48
Extraits de trois lettres du sieur de Laroothe au Pere Marest,
jesuite
55
27 Avril.
1702.
2 Mai.
et
1703.
15 Juin.
31 Aout. Lettre de M. de Lamothe (apparemment ecrite a M. de Latou-
che), relativement au poste du Detroit 60
Lettre du meme, sur les affaires de 1'etablissement du Detroit . . 67
Memoire a Mgr. le comte de Pontchar train, au sujet de la Baie
du Nord de Canada 119
14 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil sur les affaires de la colonie apres la
inort de M. de Callieres 121
15 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et de Beauharnois, sur !es affaires
de la colonie mouvements hostiles des Iroquois presents neces-
saires Us recommandent d'abandonner le poste du Detroit a la com-
pagnie amnistie en favour des coureurs de bois demande de 15
conges recolte de lin et de chanvre besoin de tisserands sur le
droit de chasse demande par M. de St. Ours les compagnies re-
duites au nombre de trente hommes Abenakis reCommandation
en favour des sieurs de Crisassy, de la Chassagne et Demuy
plaintes contre le sieur Juchereau mortalite Hospitalieres de
Quebec, services qu'elles rendent projet d'un canal a Montreal
proposition de Louvigny d'une expedition au-dela du lac Superieur
recommandation en faveur du sieur de Varenne et du sieur de
Lotbiniere, premier conseiller place de greffier de ia prevote de
Quebec ravitaillement du fort de la Baie d'Hudson, etc 133
16 Nov. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre causes des embarras
de la compagnie lettres de change protestces raisons d'abandon-
ner le poste du Detroit Ursulines des Trois-Rivieres le sieur de
Lotbiniere demande une gratification comme conseiller 163
1703. Conseil pour 1'Acadie extraits et analyse de lettres de 1'Acadie,
avec notes a la marge :
29 Nov. 1. Du sieur du Brouillan 176
29 Nov. 2. Du sieur des Goutins 190
29 Nov. 3. De Mgr. Teveque de Quebec 194
29 Nov. 4. Du sieur Labat 196
29 Nov. 5. Du sieur de Bonaventure 198
16 Nov. 6. Du sieur de Villieu 198
7. Du sieur de Falaise 199
21 Nov. 8. Du sieur de Chacornacle 200
9. Des sieurs du Vivier, Chambon, Damours, freres 201
10. Des sieurs Leborgne du Coudray et de la Tour 202
11. Des sieurs de la Valliere, Consolin, Loyson, Lapers,
Lopinot 203-204
1534
HANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
2EME SKKIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Annies.
12. Des sieurs St. Aubin, Lanoue et Chartier 205
13. Du sieur Pontif, chirurgien 207
1703. Paroles des Sauvages au sienr de Vaudreuil et reponses du sieur
de Vaudreuil (avec des notes attributes a M. de Champigny) 209
1703. Memoire de plusieurs choses qui regardent la justice de 1'Acadie,
presents par Lopinot, notaire et greffier de 1'Acadie 234
1704.
8 Avril. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre sur ce qui s'est passe dans
le pays depuis le depart du vaisseau la Seine 237
29 Avril. Reflexions sur 1'etat present de 1'etablissement du Detroit en Ca-
nada , 240
30 Mai. Paroles des Sonnontouans d M. le gouverneur-general et re-
et ponses du gouverneur 245
10 Juin. .
1 Juillet. Paroles de M. le marquis de Vaudreuil, envoyees par M. de Vin-
cenne 248
2 Juillet. Paroles des Goyogouins, et reponses du gouverneur 250
7 Aout. Paroles des Hurons du Detroit, et reponses du gouverueur 252
11 Juillet. Paroles des Agnies, et reponses du gouverneur 254
30 et 31 Juillet. Paroles des Sauvages du Detroit, et reponses des Sonnontouans. 256
14 Nov. Memoire de M. de Lamothe Cadillac, ou sont developpees toutes
les raisons pour ou centre Tetablissement du Detroit, avec 1'appre-
ciation des evenements qui y ont eu lieu, sous forme de dialogue
entre lui et le ministre 262
14 Nov. Reclamation contre la compagnie, par Claude de Ramesay 366
12 Sept. Paroles des Sauvages Sonnontouans, et reponses 369
18 Oct. Paroles de la Grande Terre, chef Onoutague, et reponses du gou-
verneur 373
16 NOV. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre il exprime sa reconnais-
sance de ce qu'on lui a accorde le gouvernement du pays eloge du
sieur de Rouville efforts des Anglais pour brouiller les Iroquois
avec les Franqais conduite du sieur de Vincenne blame jete sur
la conduite du sieur de Lamothe etablissement du Detroit Cam-
panise, chef Ou,taouais la Grande Terre, chef Onontague Pitre
Seulle, commandant d'Orange le sieur de Lepinay conduite vio-
lente du sfeur de Ramesay il demande la protection de sa majeste
pour lui et sa famille le sieur de Lotbiniere, seul parent de son
epouse dans la colonie, etc 376
-14 Nov. Lettre du sieur Dauteuil en justification d'accusations portees
contre lui 1 393
17 Nov. Lettre de M. de Beauharnais au ministre proces du sieur de La-
mothe triste situation des affaires du Canada rapport favorable
du fils siine du sieur de Vaudreuil intrigues de M. de Ramesay, etc. 405
1 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et de Beauharnais au ministre, sur
les affaires de la colonie grandes depenses pour les troupes affaires
de la compagnie le sieur Pascaud, negociant, depute en France
pour representer 1'etat du pays finances de la colonie monnaie
de carte plaintes contre le sieur de Lamothe le sieur Jonquaire
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1535
2EME SERIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Annies. Pages
!es Abenakis assemblee convoquee par les Anglais aux Ononta-
gues le sieur de Longueil envoye pour reprcsenter les interets des
Franqais a cette assemblee, conjointement avec le Pere Vaillant et
le sieur de Jonquaire les Sauvages veulent attaquer les forts An-
glais le sieur de Beaucourt le sieur Juchereau, mort a Oouabache
belle action du sieur de Vincenne le sieur Boucher, ses services
dem'ande d'un titre de noblesse en sa faveur efforts des Freres
Hospitaliers de Montreal pour etablir des manufactures protesta-
tion de M, de Ramesay contre le choix du sieur Pascaud plaintes
centre le sieur de Ramesay recommandation en faveur des sieurs
Levasseur, de Nere, de Hertel, etc 410
9 Dec. Note sur 1'etat des fortifications de Montreal 444
(Sans date.) Note sur les affaires commerciales et civiles de la colonie 447
Memoire du voyage qu'a fait le sieur de Courtemanche a la coste
des Esquimaux, depuis Kegasca jusqu'au havre Saint Nicolas 452
1705.
5 Mars. Memoire du sieur du Brouillan sur les affaires les plus impor-
tantes de 1'Acadie 462
Autre meriioire du meme sur le meme sujet 474
19 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil et de Beauharnais sur les affaires ge-
nerales de la colonie embarras causes par la prise de la flute La
Seine etat de penurie ou se trouve la colonie en consequence du
retranchement des gratifications ordinaires ordonnance relative au
castor gras commerce du castor eloge de la conduite du sieur de
la Corne le sieur Deschambeau propose pour lieutenant-general
de Montreal rarete du sel etablissement du Detroit original des
lettres de noblesse du sieur Boucher, incendie le sieur de Hertel
manufacture de M. de Repentigny presents aux Sauvages
canal propose par le sieur de Breslay incendie du seminaire de
Quebec le sieur de Monseignat triste affaire arrivee au sieur Ro-
bert, garde-magasins de Montreal etablissement du sieur de Cour-
temanche sur la cote du Labrador fort Froutenac Bale d'Hudson,
etc 480
19 Oct. Lettre de M. Raudot au ministre sur les affaires de la colonie sa
traversce son arrivee a Quebec expose de ses vues et projets
affaires financieres et commerciales necessite de continuer les gra-
tifications et subventions accordees aux officiers, communautes, etc.,
peche culture du chanvre projet pour la construction des vais-
seaux mats cordages poste du Detroit les jesuites accuses de
commercer sur le castor le sieur (liffard, ses services, etc 515
1707.
10 Nov. Du meme au meme snr les affaires de la colonie il demande une
declaration de sa majeste, validant tous les actes et contrats passes
jusqu'a present raisons a 1'appui de cette mesure concessions
banalite, etc., necessite de diminuer les degres de juridiction ad-
ministration de la justice modifications a apporter aux lois de la
preuve manque d'ecoles esprit d'independance des Canadiens,
etc . 545
1536 MANTJSCR1TS RELATIFS A
VOL. XI. (1708--1727.)
Annies. Pages
[Sans date.] Memoires adresses par le procureur-general Dauteuil, procu-
reur-general du Roi au conseil superieur de Quebec, au cotnte de
Pontchartrain, ministre et secretaire d'etat. Premier memoire,
exposant le mauvais etat dans lequel les affaires des Frangais du
Canada sont avec les Sauvages de ce pays la, et 1'attribuant aux
mauvais commerces faits par M. de Vaudreuil 1
Deuxieme memoire sur la mauvaise administration de la justice
en Canada 10
1708.
14 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Raudot au ministre, sur les
affaires de la colonie etat deplorable de la colonie par suite de
la depreciation du castor pertes eprouvees par les marchands par
suite de la depreciation des billets de monnaie importance de
1' union avec les Sauvages presents a faire visite des Outaouais
pour se faire pardonner le meurtre de trois Frantjais commis par
eux au Detroit en 1706 le Pezant, Sauvage Outaouais le sieur de
laMothe attaque les Miamis sa conduite blamable neutralite
des Iroquois, malgre les intrigues des Anglais fortifications ter-
rains de la basse-ville reunis au domaine de sa majeste arsenaux
plaintes contre la cupidite du sieur de la Mothe necessite d'une
ordonnance contre la traite de l'eau-de-vie succes du sieur de
Courtemanche dans la peche des loups-marins le sieur Ha-
zeur dimes cartes de M. de Champigny services du sieur de
Hertel population du Detroit succes du parti envoye contre les
Anglais sous le commandement des sieurs Deschaillons, Rouville
et de la Perriere eloges de ces officiers ratification de la conces-
sion faite aux hospitalieres de Quebec de certaines eaux tombant
du cap au Diamant, etc., elc 23
1709.
14 Oct. Lettre de MM. Raudot au minislre progres de la culture
manque de vaisseaux pour le commerce de bois cartes des gou-
vernements de Montreal, Quebec et Trois-Rivieres, par le sieur
de Catalogne, oopiees par le sieur Robert ordonnance pour de-
fendre les marchandises anglaises esc arlatine cupidite du sieur
de la Mothe^defense de recevoir des presens des Sauvages
disette en France exportation de produits canadiens encourage-
ment a donner & 1'agriculture commerce du Bout de 1'Isle ne-
cessite de renfermer le commerce dans les trois villes exactions
et vexations des seigneurs, mesures adoptees pour y mettre fin
affaire entre la dame de Verchere et la dame Dejordy eloge des
sieurs Desnoyers, Lamorandiere et Robert le parti de la Baie
d'Hudson le sieur de Menthel les sosurs de la congregation
demandent la permission de faire des vcenx 79
Notes du ministre sur la lettre precedente 137
1710.
25 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre en justification de plaintes
faites contre lui expedition de la Baie d'Hudson traite de 1'eau-
de-vie le nomme Villenouvelle reconciliation avec M. Raudot,
pere, etc 135
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1537
2EME SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Anndes. Pages
25 Oct. Memoire pour le retablissement du commerce du Canada, par
Delino, adresse au comte de Pontchartrain, ministre et secretaire
d'etat, controleur-general de la marine 147
2 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Raudot au ministre perte du
vaisseau la Bellone. le sieur de Louvigny nomme pour comman-
der a Michillimakinac trop grand nombre de chevaux dans la
colonie le sieur de Marigny les Anglais catholiques medailles
a di&tribuer aux Sauvages les plus braves et les plus affectionnes
construction d'un fort de pierre a Chambly le sieur de la Chau-
vignerie meurtre de deux Iroquois par la famille de Paskoue, a
trente lieues du fort Frontenac, etc 172
1712. Recit de ce qui s'est passe au Canada au sujet de la guerre tant
des Anglais que des Iroquois de 1682 a 1712 196
Ce document se compose de 130 pages et a ete copie litteralemeut, etc.
1712.
15 Juin. Lettre de M. Dubuisson contenant le recit de 1'attaque du De-
troit, par les Mascoutins et Outagamis. 326
14 Oct. Etat de ce que M. Dubuisson a depense pour le service du Roi
pour a'attirer les nations et les mettre dans ses interets afin de
resister aux Outagamis et aux Mascoutins qui etaient payes des
Anglais pour detruire le poste du fort de Pontchartrain du Detroit. 363
12 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au ministre sur les affai-
res de la colonie le sieur Daigremont raisons pour retablir les
conges le sieur de Lignery envoye a Michillimakinac necessite
d'encourager les manages commerce comptes de la colonie
brevet de lieutenant sumumeraire donne au baron de St. Castin
fortifications, bastion St. Jean, etc arret du conseil au sujet des
concessions eloge des ecclesiastiques le sieur de la Martiniere,
etc 365
1713.
11 Fevrier. Lettre de M. Begon au ministre incendie du palais de Quebec
pertes qu'il a faites, etc 400
15 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre sur les affai-
res les plus pressantes de la colonie paix avec les nations Outa-
ouaises traite d'Utrecht carte de 1'Acadie par le pere Aubry
difficultes de faire des remises en France defaut d'ouvriers prix
excessif des marchandises commerce avec les Anglais, moyens
de le faire cesser necessite de detruire la nation des Renards
opposition de 1'eveque de Quebec a une ordonnance en faveur des _
capitaines de milice le sieur de Tonnancourt plan de Quebec
par le sieur de Beaucourt, dessine par le sieur de Merville desor-
dres causes par l'eau-de-vie. etc., etc 404
1717.
16 Sept. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre conduite pacifique des
Iroquois les Illinois attaques par les Miamis, et les Renards
necessite d'etablir la paix entre ces nations retablissement des
conges Louisbourg baron de St. Castin le sieur de la Forest
sel provisions paix entre PAngleterre et la France, rejouis-
sances a Quebec, etc 431
1588
MANUSCRITS EELATIFS A
2EME SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Ann6es.
1719.
25 Janvier.
Pages
Memoire sur 1'etat present du Canada, (1715-1719,) par Ruette
Dauteuil, presente a son altesse royale monseigneur le due d'Or-
leans, regent de France, dans le conseil de marine 461
25 Janvier. Addition au memoire intitule, Memoire sur 1'etat present du
Canada, par le meme 509
1720.
9 Dec.
1727.
Lettre du sieur N. Vautron au ministre, contenant une relation
de son voyage de la rade de 1'Ile d'Ay aux c6tes de Terreneuve . . 622
Relation ou annalles veritables de ce qui s'est passe dans le
pays de la Louisiane de 1699 & 1721, par Penicaut 550
Cette relation qui se compose de 196 pages, est divisee en 23 chapitrea
et chaque chapitre est subdivise' en 4, 5 ou 6 articles.
Certificat du sieur Sarrasin medecin du Roi pour les hopitaux du
Canada relativement a 1'examen qu'il a fait des c*rps de plusieurs
religieuses qui venaient d'etre exhumes 747
TROISlJlME SlSRIE.
VOL. I. (1654-1699.)
ACADIE.
Au commencement du volume se trouve le fac-simi!e des autographes de Bergier
(1684) ; Demenneval (1689) ; Villieu (1694) ; Deschambault, Ptre. (1697) ; M. Boudrot
(1684) / De Goutin (1689) ; Dentremount, et des fac-simile de 1'ecriture de La Mothe
Cadillac, DeChevry et Perrot.
1654.
16 Aout.
1656.
9 Aout.
1658.
30 Jan.
7 Oct.
Convention passee a la prise de Port Royal entre le general
anglais Robert Sedgwick et le sieur de la Verdure, cormne capitaine
commandant au Port Royal pour le Roi de France et comme
subroge tuteur des enfants mineurs du sieur D'Aulnay 1
Traduction informe de la concession faite par Olivier Cromwell
aux sieurs Chs de St. Etienne, de la Tour, baron d'Ecosse, Thomas
Temple et Guil. Crown, chevalier, du pays et territoire de 1'Acadie
et de parti e du pays nomme Nouvelle Ecosse 9
Lettre du Roi de France a son ambassadeur en Angleterre, tou-
chant la restitution par les Anglais des forts St. Jean, Port Royal et
Pentagouet, en Acadie , 17
Lettre du Roi de France a son ambassadeur en Angleterre tou-
chant 1'envahissement de la Heve par les Anglais et demandant
reparation de la violence qu'ils ont faite au commandant Leborgne
et a quelques-uns de ses officiers, dont il demande la mise en liberte
la restitution des forts de Port Royal, St. Jean et Pentagouet et
afin d'accele"rer la solution de cette affaire il desire que les forts soient
mis entre les m'ains des Hambourgeois en attendant la fin des
negotiations 18
L'HISTOIEE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1539
Ann6es. SJiME SERiE. VOL. I Continuation. Pages
1666.
2 Mars. Pouvoir donne au sieur de la Bastide par la compagnie des Indes
Occidentales etablie en France, de traiter de la paix ou de la neutra-
lite avec la compagnie des Tndes Occidentales d'Ane-leterre 21
1667.
9 Nov. Confirmation par la compagnie des Indes Occidentales de France
de la concession faite par 1'ancienne compagnie de la Nouvelle France
en faveur du sieur Nicolas Denis ecuyer de toutes les terres et iles
situees depuis le Cap de Canceaux jusqu'au Cap des Hosiers, a la
condition que ce dernier fera passer dans ce pays, chaque annee,
pendant 10 ans, 50 personnes de Tun et da 1'autre sexe 23
1668.
7 Fev. Cession par le Roi d'Angleterre au Roi de France, en execution
du traite de Breda, des forts de Pentagouet, St. Jean, Port Royal,
La Heve, le Cap de Sable, ile et pays de Cayenne, etc 26
7 Nov. Copie de la reponse faite par le chevalier Temple qui commande
pour le Roi d'Angleterre a Boston, refusant d'operer conformement
au traite de Breda, la restitution de 1'Acadie, avant d'avoir requ de
nouveaux ordres de son souverain Reponses faites par lui au sieur
Dubourg, envoye par la compagnie des Indes Occidentales, pour
cette restitution
16 et 29 Nov. Reponses du sieur Dubourg au chevalier Temple, et sa lettre &
Colbert, alors ambassadeur en Angleterre lui rendant compte des
negotiations 31
1669.
8 Mars. Nouveaux ordres du Roi d'Angleterre pour la restitution de
1'Acadie a la France 35
1669. Memoires generaux de M. Denarp decouverte par le sieur Pierre
Rouxel, sur la cote de Terreneuve, dans un endroit dit la Fleur de
Lys, de trois tetes de pierre qui rapportees en France et examinees
par un fondeur, out ete reconnues provenir d'une mine de plomb.
Le dit Rouxel offre d'en rapporter des cchantillons, a son retour, en
quantite suffisante pour qu'il puisse etre precede a une epreuve
decisive 37
1671. Memoire de M. le chevalier de Grand Fontaine, sur les affaires
generates de 1'Acadie , 39
1673.
5 Mai. Ordre du Roi portant commission au sieur de Chambly pour com-
mander en Acadie, au lieu et place du chevalier de Grand Fon-
taine 42
1676.
20 Mai. Commission pour le commandement de 1'Acadie accordee au sieur
de Chambly 43
1677.
21 Aout. Ordonnance du sieur du Chesneau, intendant en Canada, portant
defense expresse de faire aucune traite dans les terres qui s'etendent
depuis la Cap Canceaux jusqu'au Cap des Rosiers, et autres lieux
appartenant au sieur Nicolas Denis 45
1678. Notes sur M. de la Valliere commission de M. de Frontenac, en
date du 16 juillet 1678, au sieur de la Valliere pour commander en
1540
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
Anndes.
1682.
Vers 1692.
Vers 1684.
Vers 1684.
Vers 1684.
Vers 1682.
1682.
28 Fev.
1684.
14 Avril.
3l:ME S^RIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Acadie, en qualite de gouverneur en 1'absence de M. de Chambly,
et par suite de la raort de M. de Marson qui avait ete precedemment
envoye par le sieur de la Barre pour commander en ce pays con-
firmation dti sieur de la Valliere dans ce poste services qu'il y rend. 48
Projet d'edit en 43 articles ponr la concession de 1' Acadie a une
compagnie speciale dite de 1'Acadie pour le commerce et 1'etablisse-
raent de cette province, precede d'un historique des mesures prises
relativement a la colonisation de 1' Acadie, etc 50
Memoire de LaMothe Cadillac objections que presente le
systeme de 1'entreprise par des compagnies, applique a I'etablis-
sement de 1'Acadie conditions indispensables de reussite : 1.
fortifier 1'Acadie 2. y donner entiere liberte de commerce 3.
n'accorder aucun droit seigneurial 69
Plaintes auRoi paries pecheurs sedentaires a la cote de 1'Acadie
contre le sieur de La Valliere offre qu'il font d'y conserver 1'au-
torite du Roi, moyennant le don d'une petite fregate de 6 ou 8 -
canons et de 6 autres canons et 6 pierriers, pour un fort qu'ils
offrent de batir Chedabouctou, etc 77
Memoire anonyme dans lequel le sieur de la Valliere est signale
comme une cause de ruine pour la colonie de 1'Acadie, tant par les
permissions qu'il donne aux Anglais de venir pecher sur les cotes que
par la maniere cruelle et deloyale dont il agit avec les Sauvages qui
vieunentpour la traite 81
Memoire anonyme adresse au ministre en France, exposant que le
sieur Bergier et sa compagnie se feront fort d'empecher les Anglais
de venir faire la peche sur les cotes de la riviere Chedabouctou, et
de faire le commerce des pelleteries avec les Sauvages, si 1'on veut
bien les charger des ordres du Roi et leur faire accorder pour 4 aus
une fregate de 1 30 tonneaux, etc 84
Commodite et utilite de 1'etablissement de la peche sedentaire de
Chedabouctou. Anonyme 88
Lettre (sans signature) au marquis de Seignelay (ministre) ren-
dant compte des mesures prises par le sieur de Bergier et autres con-
cessionnaires d'une partie de la cote de 1'Acadie, pour se proteger
contre les tentatives faites par des boucaniers pour ruiner son eta-
blissement, et demandant pour 4 ans une fregate de 10 a 12 canons,
pour croiser devant la cote avec la barque de la compagnie 89
Concession par Louis XIV aux sieurs Bergier, Gautier et autres
des terres qu'ils trouveront propres le long de la cote de la riviere
St. Jean et de 1'Acadie pour y faire 1'etablissement d'une peche
sedentaire 98
Ordonnance portant defense au sieur de la Vailiere de faire a
1'avenir aucune fonction de commandant dans les pays et cotes de
1'Acadie, et de donner permission aux etrangers d'y venir pecher, a
peine de 3000 f. d'araende 102
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1541
SEME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Annies. Pages
10 Avril. Ordonnance du Roi, portant commission pour le sieur Bergier, des
fonctions de lieutenant au gouvernement des pays et cotes de 1'Aca-
die pendant trois annees 105
1685. Memoire de 1'ambassadeur de France sur 1'Acadie confiscation
de barques anglaises trouvees faisant le commerce des pelleteries et
la peche sur les cotes del'Acadie, etc 107
1685. Extrait du memoire presente par les interesses en la peche seden-
taire de 1'Acadie ressources de toutes sortes que presentent le fort
et 1'habitation de Chedabouctou dangers auxquels ils sont exposes
de la part des pirates besoin d'une fregate pendant 2 ans 110
1685. Memoires de la compagnie de la peche sedentaire de 1'Acadie
barque de 25 tonneaux appartenant a la compagnie vaisseaux de la
Rochelle pilles par les Anglais de Boston violences commises par
le sieur de la Valliere envers le sieur Bergier et Negascouet, chef
sauvage decouverte d'une mine de charbon de terre la compagnie
demande la concession des iles de la Madeleine, de St. Jean et du
Cap Breton pendant 20 ans pour y faire la tuerie des loups-marins
queche (yacht) ou barque, et argent a faire saisir a la Rochelle,
chez un agent des Anglais par represailles du piliage de la barque
franqaise La Marie la compagnie demande la restitution de 237
livres de castors que les commis des fermiers generaux a la Rochelle
ont enlevees de force, quoique 1'Acadie soit exernptede droit sur les
castors 112
1685. Memoire presente au Roi par la compagnie de la peche seden-
taire a la cote de 1'Acadie, demandant la concession pendant 20 ans
des iles de la Madeleine, du Cap Breton, de St. Jean, pour y faire la
tuerie des loups-marins 114
2 Mai. Proces-verbal du sieur Bergier-Deshormeaux sur la violence qui
lui a ete faite par le sieur de la Valliere 116
2 Mai. Proces-verbal sur la violence faite a Negascouet, chef sauvage,
par le sieur de la Valliere 117
13 Aout. Concession faite par le sieur Richard Denis, comme mandataire de
son pere, Nicolas Denis, aux ecclesiastiques du seminaire episcopal
des missions etrangeres etabli a Quebec, de diverses terres situees
dans la bale St. Laurent, au lieu dit Ristigouche, sur la riviere Ste.
Croix, et dans Pile du Cap Breton, a la condition d'etablir, dans
chacun de ces lieux, une mission sedentaire avec eglise ou chapelle
ou il y aura au moins un pretre entretenu par le dit seminaire. .... 118
Vers 1686. Projet du sieur Perrot, gouverneur de 1'Acadie, pour retablir le
fort de la Heve, y faire une peche sedentaire, augmenter la colonie
et en developper le commerce 122
1686. Memoire des filles du feu sieur d'Aulnay Charnizay, gouverneur
de 1'Acadie, mort en 1650, exposant les sacrifices pecuniaires faits
par leur pere pour 1'etablissement de cette colonie, sacrifices qu'elles
evaluent a plus de 800,000 f., et vu leur etat de misere, deman-
dant le remboursement de cette somme .. 126
1542
MANUSCEITS RELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Annies.
1686.
Pages
Memoire contenant une description detaillee de 1'Acadie rensei-
gnements sur les divers etablissements qu'elle comprend mesures a
prendre pour faire prosperer ce pays fortifications a elever aug-
mentation des troupes, etc * 128
21 Janvier. Memoire relatifa lapeche sedentaire a Canceaux. Grace a cet
e'tablissement, les grands vaisseaux venant de France ne seraient
pins obliges de remonter le fleuve St. Laurent pour aller a Quebec.
Us dechargeraient leurs marchandises a Canceaux d'ou on les trans-
porterait & Quebec, au moyen des barques du pays et ils y trou-
veraient du poisson frais, des huiles, du bois, du platre, du charbon
de terre, etc., j>our leur retour 132
23 Juillet. Courte analyse des documents suivants : Ordre du sieur Palmer,
juge de la Nouvelle York, a Thomas Starpe, commandant on bati-
ment anglais, de se rendre a Peatagouet, pour y prendre des vins
saisis au nom de sa majeste Britannique lettre du sieur Palmer,
enjoignant au sieur Castin de ne pas s'opposer a 1'enlevement de
cesvins et 1'avertissaut de ne pas menacer les sujets du roi d'Angle-
. terre ni songer a se faire soutenir par les Sauvages, s'il veut
29 Aout. qu'on le souffre sur le territoire Anglais lettre de M. Perrot, gou-
verneur de 1'Acadie, demandant satisfaction de 1'entreprise du
gouverneur de Pentagon et, qui, de son autorite, a enleve des mar-
chandises dechargees sur les terres de Pentagouet le fort de Pen-
tagouet appartient aux Francjais, par le traite de Breda, etc 134
9 Aout. Analyse de la correspondance du sieur Perrot: il vient de visiter
une partie de 1'Acadie et il envoie une relation de son voyage, dans
laquelle il siguale un abus touchant 1'etendue des terres concedees.
II rend aussi compte de la maniere dont la justice est rendue, et
suggere qu'un batiruent croise devant les cotes pour empecher les
forbans et etrangers d'y venir il signale en outre le droit que
s'arrogent les Anglais de venir pecher a une ou deux lieues de la
cote, et de se retirer dans les ports et rivieres des Frangais 136
29 Aout. Analyse de la correspondance du sieur Perrot ; il rend compte de
1'enlevement par les Anglais, de marchandises dechargees a Penta-
gouet, sous pretexte que ces marchandises etaient de contrebande
et appartenaient a un Anglais cet Anglais reclame 1'intervention
du roi de France pour obtenir la remise des effets enleves on
formera difficilement des peches sedentaires, si Ton n'ote aux Anglais
la liberte qu'ils pretendent avoir de pecher au large en cas de
mauvais temps, ils se refugient dans nos ports et la traitent les pelle-
teries avec les Sauvages necessite de mettre fin a cet etat de
choses 138
28 Janvier. Analyse d'un memoire du chevalier de Grand Fontaine, rendant
compte du traite qu'il a fait dans le temps, avec le chevalier Temple,
au sujet de 1'Acadie il croit se rappeler que les iles de Maheim-
quein et Pemquit, jusques et y compris la riviere de Quembigny
appartenaient a la France il croit aussi qu'on specifia que les An-
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1543
SEME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Annies. Pages
glais ne pourraient pas faire la traite des pelleteries avec les Sauva-
ges, ni pecher le long de la cote, ni charger du charbon de terre,
sans la permission du gouverneur, etc 141
1687.
5 Avril, Instructions donnees a. M. de Menneval, gouverneur de 1'Acadie
propagation de la religion catholique M. de Meneval maintiendra
les habitants dans les pratiques du culte et reprimera la dcbauche
il s'efforcerad'arranger a 1'amiableles differendsentre les habitants
il empechera les courses dans les bois, sans sa permission 51 reunira
au domaine les terres qui ne seront pas occupees les habitants qui
se livrent a la debauche devront etre renvoyes en France il encou-
ragera la peche, la culture, la construction des chaloupes, etc., et
empechera les etrangers de faire du commerce dans ce pays avec
1'assistance de la fregate la Friponne, il confisquera les bailments
Anglais et autres qui viendront pecher ou negocier sur les cotes de
1'Acadie envoi de 30 soldats pour etre places sous les ordres du
sieur Duret de La Boulaye, lieutenant du Roi de 1'Acadie M. de
Menneval devra resider a Port Royal et s'occuper de la construc-
tion du fort, etc 143
5 Oct. Certiflcat donne par Boudrot, lieutenant general en PAcadie, et
plusieurs autres habitants du pays, declarant qu'il est a leur connais-
sance que feu M. D'Aulnay Charnizay, autrefois gouverneur de la
cote de I'Acadie, y a fait, de ses deniers, construire des forts, des
moulins, des fermes, des chaloupes, etc., et que les entreprises des
Anglais ont reduit sa famille a la mendicite 157
1688.
10 Avril. Instructions pour le sieur Goustin, choisi par le Roi pour faire les
fonctions de juge et d'ecrivain a I'Acadie il devra encourager le de-
frichement des terres et le commerce, et devra agir en cas de diffe-
rends entre les habitants, plutot en conciliateur qu'en jugc il cher-
chera a decouvrir tous les avantages qu'on pourra tirer de la colonio
soit pour elle-meme soit pour le royaume, examinera les endroits ou
1'on pourrait construire de nouvelles habitations et les moyens de
faire prospcrer celles existantes, les terres qui pourraient etre culti-
vees, la peche qu'on peut faire et le nombre d'habitants qui pour-
raient trouver leur subsistance dans la colonie il obligera, autant
que possible, les habitants a semer toutes sortes de grains, etc 159
Anterieur a 1680. Memoire de la compagnie de la peche scdentaire de I'Acadie
demandant qu'on lui accorde : lo. Un arret portant concession des
iles dp la Madeleine, de 1'ile St. Jean et de Tile du Cap Breton pen-
dant 20 ans pour la tuerie des loups-marins. 2o. L'ordre a M.
Perrot, gouverneur, et a M. de la Boulaye, de faire restituer par
Michel Leneuf dit La Valliere et autres, les effets et pelleteries qu'ils
ont pris a Bergier, fils, et a Negascouet, capitaine des Sauvages. 3o.
Permission de saisir une barque ou caiche nommee YHirondelle,
restituee aux Anglais de Boston, laquelle est maintenant dans le
port de la Rochelle. par mesure de represailles. 4o. Un ordre de
restitution de droits sur le castor, induement perc,us, puisque I'Acadie
est exempte de droits de cette nature, etc 163
1544 MANTJSCRITS KELATIFS A
SEME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
Vers 1689. Extrait de la correspomlance de 1'eveque, de M. de Menneval,
de M. de la Mothe Cadillac missionnaire du pays prise de six
caiches et d'un brigantin anglais par M. de la Caffiniere neees-
site de fortifier le Port Royal venue tardive des fonds meconten-
tement contre le sieur de Goutin, juge, etc, avec des observations
a la marge 165
1633-1689. Memoire de Richard Denis, exposant 1'origine des concessions
de terres faites a son pere en 1633, par 1'ancienne compagnie de
]a Nouvelle France, et demandant la confirmation de sa conces-
sion, comme aussi, la commission de lieutenant pour le Roi, sous
1'autorite du gouverneur general, dans 1'etendue de la dite conces-
sion, depuis le Cap St. Louis jusqu'a 1'Ile Percee il a exerce
cet emploi aussi pendant 18 ans, comme mandataire de son pere. . 169
1689.
7 Sept. Plaintes de M. de Menneval contre la conduite de MM. de Sou-
legre et de Goutin cabales ourdies par ces deux officiers, aux-
quels s'est joint le sieur de la Mothe Cadillac 173
De 1604 a 1690. Sur la lettre de M. Arnoul concernant 1'Acadie. Coup d'ceil sur
les diverses phases qu'a subies cette colonie, depuis 1604 MM. de
Mons et de.Poutrincourt formation par Richelieu (1626) de la com-
pagnie de la Nouvelle France en 1640, etablissementsde la Heve,
de Port Royal et de la riviere St. Jean etablissements du sieur
Denis au lieu appele St. Pierre dans la Baie de Canceaux et a Che-
dabouctou, puis a Miramichi dans le golfe St. Laurent etablisse-
ment en 1664 de la compagnie des Indes Occidentales prise du
Port Royal, par les Anglais en 1690 traites de Breda et de Lon-
dres compagnie de la peche sedentaire situation des pecheries
propositions des Ma'ouins au sujet de cette colonie, etc 190
1690. Memoire de M. de Menneval sur la conduite du sieur de Goutin
juge et ecrivain au Port Royal, qu'il represente comme coupable
envers lui de precedes seditieux il annonce que de Goutin a efe
excite par le sieur de la Mothe Cadillac appreciation du carac-
tere de ce dernier avec des observations a la marge 198
1689.
2 Sept. Lettre de M. Des Goutin au ministre, dans laquelle il signale M.
de Menneval comme apportant des obstacles a 1 'action de la jus-
tice il 1'accuse de commercer avec les Anglais de concert avec
les pretres du seminaire et rend compte des manoeuvres de M.
de Menneval pour realiser des benefices illicites, etc 201
1691.
5 Fevrier. Memoire sur 1'Acadie ravages qu'y ont fait les Anglais moyens
a adopter pour reprendre possession de cette colonie et la conser-
ver a la France le sieur Petit, cure dePort Royal, signale comme
ayant ete la cause de la prise de ce fort par les Anglais, etc 212
1692.
9 Nov. Requete au ministre par MM. de Villebon, d'Iberville et de Bona-
venture demandant le remboursement d'une somme de 554 livres
depensee pour la ranqon de certaines femmes et enfants que les
Anglais retiennent en otages, etc 219
L'HISTOIEE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1545
SEME SKRIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Armies. Pages
1693. Memoire de Lamothe Cadillac contenant une description de-
taillee de 1'Acadie et de la Nouvelle Angleterre projet d'une
attaque centre la Nouvelle York, et centre Boston, si on desire
s'en emparer, etc 220
1682 a 1694. Memoire sur 1'Acadie expose des sacrifices qu'ont faits les in-
teresses en la peche seuentaire et commerce de 1'Acadie pour leur
entreprise demande de secours pour soutenir les Sauvages centre
les forces de la Nouvelle Angleterre M. de Villebon etabli au fort
Naxouat 252
2 Sept. Qualite des Saavages de 1'Acadie Canibas, Malicites et Mic-
macs Extrait de la lettre du sieur de Villebon a M. de Lagny 256
7 Sept. Lettre de M. de Villieu au ministre, 1'informant qu'il a pris avec
les Sauvages deux petits forts anglais, brule 60 maisons et fait
plusieurs prisonniers, etc 258
1 Mai. Instructions du sieur de Villebon au sieur de Villieu, relative-
ment a 1'expedition preceder.te contre les Anglais . . 261
1694.
9 Sept. Lettre du sieur des Goutins au ministre, dans laquelle il rend
compte de la distribution de presents faite aux Sauvages en 1693,
d'un differend qu'il a eu avec le sieur de Villieu, plaintes contre
le sieur Losme, pretre missionnaire plaintes contre les pretres en
general qu'il propose de remplacer par des peres recollets, etc 264
1694-'95 et 96. M. de Villebon journal detaille des faits qui se sont passes en
Acadie du 3 Janvier 1694 au 20 juillet 1695, et du 2 octobre 1695
au 14 juillet 1696 - 270
1695. Memoire de M. de Villebon sur la liberte de la peche demandee
par les Anglais 300
Observations sur les depeches, memoires et pieces touchant
1'Acadie 302
Memoire sur les concessions que les sieurs Damour, freres, pre-
tendent dans les rivieres St. Jean et Richibouctou. 308
1696. Notes sur 1'insuffisance du fort bati a Naxouat, pour proteger les
bailments franqais qui viennent a 1'entree de la riviere St. Jean
necessite de relever le fort autrefois existant a 1'entree de cette
riviere , 310
1695.
20 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Villebon au ministre relativement a la mauvaise
qualite des presents faits aux Sauvages plaintes contre M. de
Villieu et justification de M. Bonaventure pour n'avoir point
touche a Pentagouet 314
ler Oct. Lettre de M. Villebon au ministre 1'informant que la fregate
anglaise contre laquelle M. de Bonaventnre s'est battu, a eu 10
hommes de tues et plusieurs hors de combat il n'y a plus a redou-
ter d'alliance entre les Sauvages et les Anglais nouvelles plaintes
contre le sieur de Villieu plaintes contre les freres Damour
nouvelle demande au sujet du fort a 1'entree de la riviere St. Jean. 318
1546 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
3J:ME SERIE. VOL. I Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
1696. Renseignements sur les etablissements anglais situes entre Pemi-
quid et Boston leur importance, commerce, population resistance
qu'ils pourraient faire contre une invasion 324
28 Jan. Memoire du sieur Riverin a M. de Pontchartrain sur les peches
sedentaires du Canada 328
26 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Villebon au ministre impossibility ou il a ete
de faire relever le fort a 1'entree de la riviere St. Jean renseigne-
ments sur Pemquit donnes a M. de Frontenac satisfaction que
donne le missionnaire Beaudoin inconduite des sieurs Damour 332
24 Sept. Lettre de M. de Villebon au ministre, relativement a la prise de
Pemquit sur les Anglais demande de nouvelles recrues pour reta-
blir le fort au bas de la riviere projets d'entreprise contre les habi-
tations au-dela de Pemquit et contre Boston, &c 336
20 Oct Lettre du meme au meme craintes au sujet du sieur de Villieu,
qu'il croit fait prisonnier, avec son detachement demande de troupes
un parti de Sauvages de Peutagouet et de Kinebiqui a tue 10
Anglais, etc 340
1697. Meraoire sur 1'etat de 1'etablissement de MontLouis examen des
rivieres et havres favorables a la peche, depuis 1'entree du fleuve
jusqu'a Matane le sieur Riverin a decouvert des ardoises et du
salpetre, etc 344
20 Janvier. Lettre de M. deLagny projets d'attaque contre la Nouvelle York
et Boston forces qu'il faudrait pour ces entreprises 348
1697. Extrait des memoires et lettres envoyes a messieurs les pleni-
potentiaires, concernant les restitutions a faire de part et d'autre
dans les colonies execution du traite de Breda. .' 356
1697. Note au sujet d'une entreprise contre la Nouvelle Angleterre,
et des moyens de faire transporter des vivres et munitions au fort
Naxouat necessite de faire transporter M. d'Iberville et ses
hommes de Terreneuve a la baio du Nord 363
20 Sept. Estrait du traitS de paix entre la France et 1'Angleterre, conclu
a Ryswick 364
Note sur. les pretentious reciproques des Anglais et des Fran<jais
sur les colonies 366
24 Sept. Lettre de M. Deschambault, pretre, relatant un combat livre par
les Sauvages contre les Anglais, a Pemquid, etc '. 368
ler Oct. Lettre de M. de Villebon au ministre crainte qu'il entretient a
1'egard des entreprises des Anglais contre Port Royal, les Mines et
Beaubassin plainte contre M. d'Iberville demande de soldats
il sollicite de 1'avancement par MM. Desileset de Neufvillette
M. de Falaise envoye a Port Royal plaintes contre Paumonier
un parti de Sauvages est alle tenter un coup de main considerable
contre les Anglais, etc 371
9 Oct. Lettre de M. de Villebon au ministre combat de Pemquid
besoin d'un ingenieur pour rebatir le fort, au bas de la Riviere St.
Jean doute au sujet de la raise en liberte, par les Anglais, du
capitaine Caliste et des antres prisonniers craintes au sujet d'un
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1547
Annies. SEME SERiE. VOL. I Continuation.
vaisseau marchand de Quebec, parti de Natsouak, et selon toute
probabilite pris par les Arglais de Boston, etc .................. 378
1698.
3 Oct. Lettre de M. de Villebon au ministre, touchant la conduite bla-
mable du sieur Maudoux, missionnaire presents aux Sauvages
construction du fort de la Riviere St. Jean recensement des habi-
tants de la Riviere St. Jean, Port-Royal, Beaubassin et des Mines
envoi en France d'un mt, comme epreuve demande de 40
recrues, etc ......... . ..................................... 382
1699.
21 Juin. Memoirs sur le commerce a faire de 1'Acadie aux iles de PAme-
rique necessite de lutter centre ['influence des pretres objets que
les batiments peuvent retirer du pays et vendre en France.
Signe, Tiberge ............................................ 397
27 Juin. Lettre de M. de Villebon a M. de Chevry manque de char-
pentiers les Anglais continuent de faire la peche et le commerce
malgre la defense du Roi et du gouverueur de Boston reponse
faite au gouverneur de la Nouvelle Angleterre, relativement au
sieur Basset desertion des hommes de Chibouclou plaintes de
M. de Goutin, centre M. de Villebon, etc ................... . 404
ler Nov. Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, se plaignant de la conduite
de M. de Villebon ......................................... 415
VOL. II. (1672-1679.)
ACADIE.
Fac simile des autographes de Brouillan, (1701-1705); Bonaventure, (1704);
Subercase, (1707); Falaise; Delabat ; ecriture de M. des Cfoutins.
]700.
27 Sept. Lettre de M. de Villieu au ministre mort de M. de Villebon
etablissement sur une des rivieres de Beaubassin il demande que les
nouvelles recrues contiennent des briquetiers, potiers et charpentiers
reconstruction du fort de Port Royal et demolition de celui de
Natchouak ................................................ 418
29 Sept. Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre il envoie divers etats
preference qu'il donne a 1'etablissement de la Heve sur le fort
Razoire ^necessite de se bien fortifier intrigues des Anglais aupres
des Sauvages pour les debaucher, etc .......................... 428
20 Oct. Lettre de M. de Villieu au ministre recensement de Port Royal
il demande s'il doit rebatir le fort en pierre ou en bois plaintes
contre le sieur de St. Castin et le missionnaire demande de
recollets pour la garnison il sollicite de 1'avancement. (Avec copie
des notes a la marge) ....................................... 431
1701. Projet de M. de Brouillan touchant I'entreprise qu'on pourrait
faire, en cas de guerre, sur Boston et sur plusieurs autres petites
villes qui sont sur la cote, en revenant a Test ........... . ....... 435
1701. Memoire de M. de Brouillan, touchant 1'etablissement des forts
de Port Royal et de la Heve et le commerce de 1'Acadie ........ 438
HH
1548
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Armies.
10et22Aout
6 Oct.
12 Oct.
30 Oct.
Pages
1702.
1702.
20 Oct.
22 Oct.
30 DSc.
1703.
20 Mars.
20 Juin.
, Copie de la lettre ecrite par M. ,de Brouillan au comte de Bello-
mont, et de la reponse faite par le conseil de Boston 474
Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre port de Chibouctou
necessite d'etablir un bon port a la Heve rebellion des habi-
tants des Mines reprimee destruction du fort St. Jean et con-
struction d'un reduit au meme lieu il sollicite la dignite de lieute-
nant-general en Acadie 478
Lettre de M. de Villieu au ministre, 1'inforraant que les habitants
ont travaille, avec ardeur, a la construction d'un reduit, dans 1'espe-
rance d'obtenir la liberte du commerce il espere qu'il sera content
des 80 mats qui partent de 1'Acadie par la Oironde il regrette que
ses services n'aient pas ete reconnus 487
Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre demande de nouvelles
troupes plaintes contre M. de Monic demande d'une fregate et
deux vaisseaux de 40 a 50 canons, pour empecher les Anglais de
faire la peche, etc. envoi d'un plan de la riviere de Quinebiqui et
de Boston il propose line fourniture tres importante de mats
demande des cordages, pour faire des rets, afln de pecher le mar-
souiu blanc inutilite de conclure un traite d'union particulier
avec le gouvernement de Boston 491
Memoire du sieur Leborgne a M. le comte de Pontchartrain, sur
la province de 1'Acadie il demande la construction d'un fort a
Pentagouet 499
Memoire important sur 1'Acadie, (par M. de la Touche)
plaintes contre la conduite et I'administration du gouverneur M. de
Brouillan 503
Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, sur la contestation pen-
dante entre le sieur de la Valliere et les habitants etablis sur une
des rivieres de Beaubassin il donne tort au sieur de la Valliere
il se plaint que ses services n'aient pas ete reconnus et recom-
penses, etc.. 518
Lettre du sieur de Villieu au ministre, se plaignant du climaf
contraire a sa sante (il est tourment6 de I'asthme) et demandant son
rappel en France il raconte une contestation qu'il a cue avec M.
de Falaise, ou M. de Brouillan lui a donne tort, et prie le ministre
de lui envoyer ses ordres a ce sujet 526
Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre, 1'informant qu'il a re^u
1'avis que les Anglais vont attaquer 1'Acadie le printemps prochain
demande dejnunitions les Sauvages de Pentagouet ont abandon-
ne le parti des Frangais necessite de renyoyer M. de St. Castin,
dont 1'influence sur les Sauvages pourrait etre utile il serait bon
d'envoyer un pilote, et un maitre mateur qui entende la construction
des navires demande de la pierre taillee pour le nouveau fort 530
Arret du conseil d'etat du Roi concernant les concessions faites
des terres de 1'Acadie 538
Reglement sur quelques articles qui regardent lajuridiction eccle-
siastique de 1'Acadie 570
L'HISTOIKE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE.
1549
SEME SERIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Annies.
4 Oct.
Pages
1703.
1703.
1703.
25 Nov.
1703.
25 Nov.
25 Nov.
1704.
12 Dec.
1705.
30 Nov.
Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre, 1'informant qu'il a rec,u
1'avis que 18 fregates sontoreunies a St. Jean pour prendre Plaisance
et Port Royal il envoie un memoire sur une expedition qu'il desire
tenter contre Boston d'apres ses instances les Sauvages Canibas et
Malicites sont tombes sur les Anglais des cotes de Casquebaie, de la
bale d'Houel et de Saco et en ont fait un grand carnage 576
Placet des enfants du sieur Charles de St. Etienne, ecr., sieur de
la Tour, pour etre mis en possession du Port Royal et de toutes les
terres qui en dependent, et pour etre maintenus dans celles des
terres qui ont etc coneedees a leur pere et a leur grand-pere, dans
la cote de 1'Acadie 577
La dame veuve de Belle-He demande a etre mise en possession
d'une ferine et d'un moulin a eau, situes dans 1'Acadie et auxquels
pretendent les fils dn sieur de St. Etienne, sieur de la Tour 580
Memoires sur les contestations qui sont a regler au sujet de
1'Acadie 582
Lettre de M. de Villieu au ministre demandant son rappel en
France services qu'il a rendus ainsi que sa famille mauvais etat
de ses affaires, et implore la generosite du ministre 589
Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre insuffisance des vivres
qui lui ont ete envoyes il a ete oblige de faire fabriquer de la
monnaie de carte condamnation a mort de trois soldats voleurs et
deserteurs 1'ingenieur Labat n'est pas a la hauteur de ea mission
necessite d'etablir immediatement la Heve il a propose aux
Sauvages de les etablir a Chequabenakadi il se defend des
accusations portees contre lui, et defend egalement M. de Bona-
venture qu'on a accuse de mener une vie irreguliere 596
Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, donnant le detail des
produits qu'il pourrait retirerde 1'Acadie accusations contre M. de
Brouillan, et M. de Bonaventure defense de 1'ingenieur Labat. 628
Expeditions faites paries Anglais de laNouvelle Angleterre au
Port Royal, aux Mines et a Beaubassin, de 1'Acadie 648
Lettre de M. de Bonaventure au ministre, il nepeuts'expliquer
les accusations portees contre lui reparations qu'il va faire au
fort, qui est presque tout eboule les Anglais, dit-on, preparent
une nouvelle expedition pour le printemps il demande un vaisseau
de 40. canons pour garder la riviere et s'opposer a la descente des
ennemis, et une enseigne pour son fils , 652
Lettre de M. de Bonaventure au ministre, 1'informant qu'il a
pris le commandement du pays a la mort de M. de Brouillan,
decede le 22 septembre suspension du sieur de la Tour pour in-
subordination mepris des religieux pour 1'autorite du Roi il a
ete informe que les Anglais de Boston, preparaient une expedition
contre Port Royal, et peut-etre Plaisance il a fait distribuer des
armes et munitions aux Canibas et Mikmakes, la desertion des
soldats est assez frequente plahtes contre 1'ingenieur Labat
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
Ann6os.
1705.
4 Dec.
4 Dec.
1706.
24 Dec.
25 Dec.
1707.
5 Juillet.
22 Dec.
S^RIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Pages
importance d'etablir le fort la Heve il revient sur lacalomnie donlT
il a 6te 1'objet ainsi que Madame de Freneuse les Recollets a
charge au pays son opinion sur les officiers de la garnison 655
Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, se justifiant des reproches
de cabales que lui a fails JM. de Brouillan les envois pour la
garnison et les habitants sont arrives fortifications achevees
impossibilite d'etablir la Heve avant la paix batiment arme
capture par les Anglais echange de prisonniers projet des Bas-
tonais de venir envahir Port Royal madame de Freneuse mise
a 1'eau de la fregate La Riche 689
Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, 1'informant qu'il se loue
des manieres de M. de Subercase, le nouveau gouverneur abon-
dante recolte la monnaie de carte a etc retiree mais il en est resulte
beaucoup de gene pour les transactions les echanges de prison-
niers oat eu pour effet de faciliter 1'introduction de merchan-
dises anglaises 704
Lettre de M. de Bonaventure au ministre, exprimant sa surprise
de ne pas avoir ete pourvu du gouvernement comme il 1'esperait
eloge de M. de Subercase un sergent ayant tue en duel un de
ses camarades s'est enfui plaintes centre un nomme Allein me-
contement des Sauvages reparations au fort il demande la croix
de St. Louis pour lui, une lettre de garde de la marine pour son fils,
et une autorisation de resider a la Heve 716
Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre, disculpant le sieur de
Goutin de 1'accusation portee centre lui au sujet du pillage du
tresor en 1690 il explique Penvoi qu'ont fait les sieurs de Goutin
et Bonaventure, d'une barque pour aller chercher du sel a
Plaisance, et exprime 1'avisque ces deux messieurs sont calomnies
par des ecclesiastiques jaloux du pouvoir temporel eloge de
1'aumonier et du cure 723
Lettre du sieur de Bonaventure au ministre, exprimant ses
regrets de n'avoir pu, pour cause de maladie, seconder M. de Su-
bercase, lors de 1'attaque des Anglais les habitants sont menaces
de la misere, par suite des depredations commises par les Anglais,
qui en se retirant ont brule plusieurs habitations et tue beaucoup
de bestiaux II craint quelques resolutions facheuses de leur part. 728
Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, au sujet d'une reclamation
du sieur Allein denuement de certains habitants, cause par 1'atta-
que des Anglais il demande une recompense pour ceux des habi-
tants qm Be sont distingues contre les Anglais denuement des
habitants des Mines, de Beaubassin, etc. la maison de M. deVillieu
qui servait d'eglise a ete bailee pendant le siege de Port Royal,
M. de Subercase a mis sa maison a la disposition de tout le monde
belle conduite du sieur Jacob, maitre canonnier Mde de Fre-
neuse .. . . 730
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1551
Annies.
1708.
SEME SERIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Pages
25 Aout.
3 Nov.
10 Nov.
20 Dec.
25 Dec.
25 Dec.
29 Dec.
Memoire de M. de Subercase au ministre, sur 1'Acadie ne-
cessite d'etablir des postes maritimes a la Heve, a la Riviere
St. George, a Moucoudan, au havre a 1'Anglais dans Pile du Cap
Breton baie des Espagnols construction de navires a la Nou-
velle Angleterre M. de Subercase petise que le seul moyen de
faire prospever 1'Acadie serait ]a formation de compagnies par
les villes commerc,antes de France, pour Pexploitation des postes
de cette colonie 746
Copie de la lettre de M. Dudley, gouverneur de Boston, a M. de
Subercase, au sujetde Pechange des prisonniers il explique com-
ment il se fait que les restes de M. de Brouillan ont etc deterres
il accuse les Francais de pousser a la rebellion contre 1'Angleterre,
les Sauvages de Pentagouet et de Kanikeby 754
Copie d'une lettre" de M. de Costebelle a M. de Subercase, tou-
chant une prise faite par M. de la Ronde et le renvoi des forces que
ce dernier, qui s'en retourne en France, avait retirees de 1'Acadie
un detachement va hiverner a Plaisance nouvelle du succes rem-
porte par M. de Rouville sur les Anglais, pres de Boston 762
Lettre de M. de Subercase a M. Dudley, gouverneur de Boston,
au sujet de Pechange des prisonniers il releve quelques expres-
sions blessantes de la lettre de M. Dudley .' 765
Lettre de M. Subercase au ministre, sur le bruit d'une attaque
prochaine des Anglais bonne disposition des Sauvages plaintea
contre les missionnaires expulsion de madame de Freneuse eloge
de M. de Bonaventure incendie de la maison des Recollets
mauvaises notes sur les officiers de 1'Acadie MM. St. Vincent, Du-
vivier et Labat eloge du sieur Consolin le charbon de terre de la
mine de Chiquemitou est de mauvaise qualite plaintes contre le
sieur de la Ronde nouveaux projets d'attaque de la part des An-
glais 767
Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre, demandant un vaisseau
de 56 canons et de 450 matelots pour faire la course et faciliter 1'e-
tablissement de la Heve il expose un projet d'attaque contre 1'ile
de Rodelin et demande pour lui, jusqu'a la paix, le navire La
Venus, qui est retenu a Plaisance 824
Lettre de M. Loppinot au ministre, se plaignant du desordre qui
regne dans la colonie il demande un brevet d'ecrivain du Roi. - . . 829
Lettre de M. de Goutin au ministre, disant qu'il ne vit en bonne
intelligence avec M. de Subercase qu'a force de managements les
pertes en bestiaux faites par les habitants lors de 1'attaque de Port-
Royal, se reparent rapidement la monnaie de carte est retiree,
mais cela gens les transactions animosite des Acadiens et Basto-
nais les Sauvages, presses par le besoin, sont alles porter des pel-
leteries a Orange 1'attaque des Canadiens sur Boston, fait craindre
des represailles en Acadie differends entre mesdam.es de Freneuse,
de St. Vincent et M. de Bonaventure renseignements sur MM.
Labat et Allein litige entre le sieur de la Tour et la famille Lebor-
1552
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
:}I;MI>: S^RIE. VOL. II Continuation.
Ann&s. Pages
gne de Belle He etablissement faire au cap de Sable, ses avan-
tages 832
1710. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministrc projets d'attaque centre
3 Janv. Port Royal, par les Anglais heureuses expeditions de quel-
ques corsaires centre les Anglais il demande pour 1'un d'eux un
brevet de lieutenant de fregate echange de prisonniers avec les
Anglais detnele entre le gouverneur de Boston et les officiers
necessite de prevenir les ennemis en allant attaquer cette ville
besoin d'un navire maladie penurie d' argent 843
1710-1711. Memoire sur le commerce et 1'importance de la Nouvelle Angle-
terre, et de la necessite de s'opposer a son developpement, entre-
prise a faire contre 1'ile de Rodelin 867
1710.
1 Oct. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre situation precaire
1'entree du bassin est occupee par les Anglais qui comptent par
la affamer la garnison si le vaisseau attendu n'arrive pas, il y a
tout a redouter 874
3 Oct. Lettre de M. Nicholson a M. de Subercase, le sommant de rendre
Port-Royal 876
13 Oct. Articles de capitulation accorded pour la reddition du fort de
Port-Royal, entre M. de Subercase d'une part et M. Nicholson de
1'autre 877
13 Nov. Copie d'une lettre des principaux habitants de Port-Royal, M.
de Vaudreuil, demandant des secours pour qu'ils puissent laisser le
pays, ou ils sont traites comme des negres par le gouverneur An-
glais 879
24 Dec. Lettre du ministre a M. de Beauharnais il desire vivement re-
prendre . 1'Acadie il prie M. de Beauharnais de s'entendre avec
MM. de Bonaventure, Duvivier et de Subercase au sujet des
moyens a prendre la perte de 1'Acadie et de Terre-Neuve enleve
a la France toutes ses peches, et menace le Canada 881
1711.
1 Janv. Nomination, par M. de Vaudreuil, du sieur baron de St. Castin,
commandant de Pentagouet, avec la charge de lieutenant en pied
dans les troupes entretenues en ce pays. 883
11 Mars. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre, rendant compte de 1'in-
discipline des soldats et demandant que son affaire soit prompte-
ment jugee 885
20 Juillet. Lettre de M. Christophe Cahouet au ministre, rendant compte
de la situation de 1'Acadie soulevement des habitants qui se sont
reunis aux Sauvages M. de St Castin va se mettre a leur tete 887
3 Sept. Representations de M. de St. Castin aux habitants de la Banlieue
de Port-Royal qui se sont accommodes avec les Anglais 891
5 Sept. Le sieur Gaulin, pretre, missionnaire, rend compte de la situation
de la garnison anglaise, et des efforts inutiles qu'ont fails les habi-
tants et les Sauvages pour reprendre le fort de Port-Royal 893
1713.
1 Juin. Lettre du ministre au sieur Gaulin, le priant de faire connaitre
aux habitants de 1'Acadie, que des ordres vont etre donnes, par la
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1553
SEME SiniE. VOL. II Continuation.
Annies.
Reine de la Grande Bretagne, pour qu'il leur soit permis de vendre
leurs immeubles, et qu'il leur sera permis de se rendre au nouvel
etablissement du Cap Breton 897
Juillet 1711 a Precis de ce qui s'est passe pendant la negociation de la paix
Mai 1713. d'Utrecht au sujet de 1'Acadie a laquelle les Anglais ont donne le
nom de Nouvelle Ecosse. . 899
11 Avril. Cession de 1'Acadie a 1'Angleterre 927
17 Juillet. Memoire sur les pays cedes aux Anglais (envoye a M. le due de
Beauvilliers et a M. le marquis de Torcy) examen du 12me
article du traite d'Utrecht equivoque touchant 1'ile de Sable 930
1714.
15 Oct. Recenseraent des habitants du Port Royal et des Mines en
1714 933-937
1682-1715. Expose des sacrifices faits par la compagnie de la peche seden-
taire en Acadie et des pertes qu'y ont faites en definitive les
interesses reclamation de M. le due de Noirmoutiers, comme
heritier, par sa femme, de feu M. de Chevry, son pere 941
VOL. III. (1659-1702.)
TERRENEUVE.
Fac-simile des autographes de Pastour (1689) ; Parat (1688) ; Joseph Deny s,
recollet (1690); Brouillan (1698) ; Lhermite (1695); Serigny, (1697); De Coste-
belle (1695) ; De Qoutin (1696) ; Durand La Garenne (1699).
1659-1665. Memoire de M. de Peyrelongue pour messieurs de la compagnie
des Indes Occidentales, touchant son differend avec le sieur
Doublet au sujet dela peche qu'il a faite a l'ile de la Magdeleine. 1
1661.
31 Dec. Deliberations de 1'assemblee generale tenue a St. Malo, au sujet
des abus qui se commettent a la cote du Chapeau Rouge et du
Petit Nord. par ceux qui vont a la peche des poissons mollues. . . 3
1662.
15 Mars, 18 Avril. Extrait des registres de la ville de St. Malo, donnant un etat
de tous les havres et gallais de la cote du Chapeau Rouge et de
Tile St. Pierre arret de la cour centre les desordres indiques dans
la piece du 31 decembre 1661 6
1663-1670. Placet du sieur J. B. Brevedent, agissant pour le sieur Doublet,
au sujet de la concession des iles de la Magdeleine, St. Jean, aux
Oiseaux et de Brion il demande au Roi d'etre continue dans la
possession de ces iles, ou d'ordonnerle remboursement desdepen-
ses qu'il y a faites 10
1660-1666. Projet d'instruction pour qui doit commander a Plaisance 12
1671. Role des habitants de Plaisance 18
1673-1677. Role des noms et surnoms, age des habitants de Plaisance
sous le commandement du sieur de la Poieppe, gouverneur. . 22 et 49
1675.
6 Juin. Lettre de Sachy Segourne au ministre, exposant la misere des
matelots, qui, pour s'y soustraire, vont servir les Anglais il est
a craindre que ceux-ci ne s'emparent des pecheries. (Suit un me-
moire des armateurs de St. Malo, relatif au meme sujet) 25
1554
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
Annies.
1676.
1684.
S^RIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
Pages
1687.
1689.
29 Juillet.
ler A out.
4 Sept.
8 Sept.
1690.
28 Aout.
1 Sept.
6 Sept.
Remarques que le sieur de Bennes a cm necessaires pour le
bien du service dans ses voyages de lerreneuve les rivalites
anglaises convois des vaisseaux marchands Baie du Trepas
police de la peche Baie de Ste Marie culte, etc 29
Arret du Roi touchant les pecheries du Petit Nord, Chapeau
Rouge et autres lieux en Terreneuve .. 53
Memoire pour le commerce de Terreneuve, presente par le sieur
Eon, touchant un droit d'entree a percevoir sur les poissons que Jes
etrangers pechent et apportent sur le temps leplus opportun pour
enroler les matelots sur la protection a donner aux pecheurs
utilite de retirer nos matelots des marines etrangeres droit de 50
sous partonneau sur les vaisseaux dont plus d'un tiers de Pequi-
page est compose d'etrangers ameliorations a faire au port de
St. Malo 57
Recensement general de Pile de Terreneuve 61
Lettre du sieur Pastour au ministre, se plaignant de violence
exercee contre une caiche anglaise au havre de Plaisance 1'eve-
que de Quebec arrive a Plaisance aumonier du fort et cure
commerce avec Quebec et les Antilles Pastour et Peveque de
Quebec & St. Pierre bailments anglais pris revoke de la Nou-
velle Angleterre rivalite anglaise perte volontaire de noslimites
dans Pile 63
Lettre du sieur Parat au ministre, relativement a Peveque
de Quebec mutinerie des marchands ile St. Pierre forbans
religionnaires francais traite de neutralite rivalite anglaise. ... 66
Lettre du meme au meme, touchant Pile St. Pierre rivalite
anglaise forces des Anglais a Terreneuve etablissement des
recollets liaisons de commerce de Quebec avec Terreneuve
Lallemand castors 73
Lettre du sieur Pastour au ministre, portant plaintes contre le
sieur Parat pour abus, corvees, honneurs dans ^'eglise, et sa vie
scandaleuse 88
Lettre du frere Joseph Denis au ministre demande de secours
contre les forbans anglais pillage de Plaisance par les memes
re volte des Basques contre Parat 91
Lettre du sieur Pastour au ministre, au sujet de la solde de sa
compagnie pillage de Pile par les forbans Anglais rivalite an-
glaise capitaines basques, leur revolte missionnaires recollets. 93
Lettre du sieur Parat au ministre, touchant les capitaines bas-
ques defense de Pile revolte des capitaines contre lui-meme
sou retour en France monopole de peche accorde aux Basques. . 97
Lettre du sieur Pastour au ministre fortifications de Plaisance
corvfies habitants indisciplines conseil de guerre 101
Lettre du meme au meme rivalite anglaise fortifications
corvees armes petite Grave pointe Verte Petit Plaisance 104
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1555
SIIME SERIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
Ann6es.
Nov. Memoire sur Pile de Terre Neuve rivalite anglaise pecherie
et debit de morue verte et seche nombre de yaisseaux occupes a
Plaisance Malouins, prise par eux de Forillon. ... 107
28 Dec. Pastour de Costebelle au ministre fortifications rivalite an-
glaise Parat remplace desseins des Anglais sur Plaisance 112
1690. Resume de lettres et de memoires adresses pendant cette annee
accompagne d'observations de 1'administration touchant les pe-
cheries Basques Parat Brouillan Malouins Chapeau Rouge
Plaisance abus du gouverneur rivalite anglaise prise de
Plaisance 126
1691. Lettre de Pastour au ministre touchant Pastour de Costebelle
ses services rivalite anglaise Plaisance 129
1691. Lettre du sieur tie Pastour au ministre rivalite anglaise prise
de Pile St. Pierre Plaisance menacee Anglais non-naturali-
ses habitans et espions 132
1691. Lettre du meme au meme, relativement aux pecheries et a leur
importance vaisseaux employes rivalite anglaise possessions
des Anglais fortifications de Plaisance son importance pour la
peche et comme situation refuge des vaisseaux engages cor-
vees troupes missionnaires 134
1691. Recensement de toute la colonie etablie en Pile de Terre Neuve
pour 1'annee 1691 140
1692. Memoire du sieur de Montsegur habitations anglaises de 1'ile
de Terre Neuve rivalite peches 144
14 et 21 Sept. Journal du mouvement que les ennemis ont fait depuis qu'on a
eu connaissance de leur approche au fort Louis de Plaisance
attaque de Plaisance incendie des habitations de la Pointe Verte
Lahontan Costebelle 146
14 et 21 Sept. Relation de Pattaque de cinq vaisseaux anglais de 60 canons
au fort St. Louis de Plaisance commande par M. de Brouillan,
gouverneur de 1'ile de Terre Neuve.... 153
1 Octobre. Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre, touchant 1'attaque de
Plaisance Costebelle St Ovide baron de la Hontan 160
14 Nov. Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre, relativement a la riva-
lite anglaise importance de Plaisancehabitants en course, leur
misere prise de St. Pierre projet sur les habitations anglaises
de Terre Neuve abus des matelots 164
1692. Memoire sur tout ce qui concerne Plaisance a 1'ile de Terre
Neuve subsistance magasins courses importance de Plai-
sance fortifications, etc.. etc 172
1693.
28 Aout et Relation et journal des mouvements de 1'escadre anglaise dans
3 Sept. la rade de Blaisance nouvelle attaque de Plaisance 176
7 Octobre. Extraitd'une lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre touchant ses
projets sur la cote septentrionale de Terre Neuve habitants enga-
ge's bons matelots. . 180
1556
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
3iiME SERIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
Annies. Pages
70ctobre. Lettre du rnemeau meme fortifications desertions des soldats. 184
7 Octobre. Extrait d'une lettre du meme au meme respect du dimanche--
p rises par les corsaires francjais commissions des corsair es An-
tilles et Acadie 185
7 Octobre. Lettre du meme au meme troupes officiers chevalier du
Brouillan Costebelle rivalite anglaise habitations anglaises du
Trepas et de la Baie de Trinite bruises par Costebelle La
Hontan St. Ovide 187
14 Dec. Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre St. Pierre pille et brule
projet des Anglais sur Plaisance projet de Brouillan sur Rog-
nouse discipline difficile la Hontan peuplement concessions
projet de d'Iberville sur St. Jean - 189
1694. Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre, touchant I'engagernent
frauduleux des soldats leur desertion leur paie pour les fortifi-
cations Brouillan, ses services, ses sept freres morts a 1'armee
Costebelle fortifications de Plaisance la redoute royale inexpu-
gnable St. Ovide, gouverueur corsaires a Plaisance, leurs prises
peches des Malouins rivalite anglaise entreprise de M. de
St. Clair sur Forillon, manquee sur St. Jean, ajournee Nouveaux
projets presentes par M. de Brouillan 197
1695.
14 Octobre.
1696.
5 Mars.
23 Sept.
1696.
(Sans date.)
1696.
1697.
3Fev.
18 Aout
18 Oct.
Lettre du sieur Pastour de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet de
sa nomination comme lieutenant du roi Brouillan en conge
etat de la colonie vexation des marchands dans la vente ou dans
1'achat des marchandises a Phabitanl approvisionnementdu pays
liberte de commerce famine pain sel milices troupes
mauvaises recrues- maniere de les lever 215
Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre rivalite anglaise arme-
ment de d'Iberville dirige centre les Anglais de Terre Neuve
exemption de droits reclamee pour Terre Neuve 223
Journal des mouvements des vaisseaux du Roi FEnvieux et le
Profond prise de Pemkuit d'Iberville, Thury, St. Castin, Vil-
lieu ... 225
Memoire sur Pentreprise de Terre-Neuve qui doit etre executee
cette annee, sous le commandement de M. de Brouillan, associe
avec les Malouins, MM. de Chevry et d'Iberville 229
Memoire sur le traite a faire pour Pentreprise du fort de la gar-
nison et de la colonie de Plaisance en Kile de Terre-Neuve 232
Association des Malouins avec la compagnie de 1'Acadie pour
Pentreprise de Terre-Neuve 233
Memoire sur la peche de la morue dans la baie de Plaisance. . 238
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant ses services
et ceux de ses freres 234
Du meme au meme, touchant les ravages d'un forban de la Ro-
chelle munitions envoyees aux habitants de St. Pierre manque
desel.. 235
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1557
SERIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
1698.
16 Oct. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet de la misere
des habitants, par suite de la cherte du sel, avec un etat du nom-
bre des matelots pecheurs engages aux habitants de Plaisance
pour hiverner 239
2 Dec. Recensement des habitants de Plaisance noms des habitants,
nombre de leurs enfants, de leurs chaloupes, indication de leur
etat de fortune, du lieu qu'ils occupent et ou ils sont nes 241
17 Nov. Relation du voyage de M. de la Galissonriiere a Plaisance, en-
voyee a M. de Pontchartrain 261
23 Nov. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre fortifications conduite
scandaleuse du pere recollet desservant la chapelle du Roi 269
1699.
10 Sept. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre disette des annees
precedentes magasins, troupes fortifications difficiles par le cli-
mat abus du credit defrichement des terres, inutile habitations
et rivalite anglaise forbans carte de Terre-Neuve baie Ste.
Marie, par Ricord Monic, eon retour 273
20 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, au sujet des concessions population
residante commerce difference du commerce dans les habita-
tions anglaises abus du credit Ste. Marie, Ricord ile St. Pierre,
peche et nombre de navires des Anglais St. Jean projet d'ho-
pital a Plaisance 285
1700.
18 Juillet. Lettre du sieur Monic au ministre, au sujet des forbans croi-
siere fortifications engages, magons et ouvriers graves man-
que de vivres, vexations des capitaines baie du Trepas rivalite
anglaise 297
19 Juillet. L'Hermite au ministre, relativement aux engages du Roi dis-
tribution des graves forbans 304
25 Aout. Lettre du sieur Monic au ministre fortifications troupes
misere des habitants hopital 310
8 Sept. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, relativement au man-
que de vivres 320
30 Sept. Lettre du sieur Monic au ministre, relativement aux fortifica-
tions troupes desertion Recollets mission envoi de pe-
cheurs intrigues des capitaines basques 323
1701.
23 Fev. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre Plaisance, point
demire des Anglais son importance pour ses flottes revenant des
Indes espagnoles 329
27 Sept. Lettre du sieur Monic au ministre, relativement aux fortifications
envoi de pierre a chaux manque de vivres missionnaires, leur
retribution population graves dettes des habitants prix des
pecheurs hopital, moyens de peupler police de la peche rivalite
anglaise commerce anglais -mcchants logements du commandant
etdesofficiers accusations dirigees centre L'Hermite Brouillan
Durand ses propres services lettres du commandant avec le
subdekgue de 1'intendant a cause du controle justice dettea des
1558
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
3l;ME S^RIE. VOL. Ill Continuation.
Ann6es.
Pages
habitants ceuvres du Roi lutte a St. Pierre entre les capitaiues de
vaisseaux et le sieur Lafosse distribution des graves 332
31 Oct. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre troupes com-
merce du commandant vivres besoin de rafraichissemeuts forti-
fications hopital 364
1702.
29 Sept. Lettre de L'Hermite au ministre fortifications eglise desertion
des soldats Sourdeval St. Pierre 370
14 Oct. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant 1'escorte des
vaisseaux grande peche malgre la guerre necessite de mettre
Plaisance hors d'insulte son importance dans la paix et dans la
guerre etat des fortifications rivalite anglaise Plaisance menace
le commerce des peches superieur a tout autre attaque de nos
pecheurs et des habitations de Terreneuve belle conduite de Sourde-
val a St. Pierre escadre anglaise necessite d'une plus forte escorte
pour nos vaisseaux desertion troupes conges d'anciennete 374
7 Nov. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre, touchant la diffi-
culte du subdelegue de 1'intendant avec le commandant a 1'occasion
de son controle - - 384
10 Nov. Lettre de L'Hermite au ministre fortifications hopital pour
cinq lits commerce du commandant desertion des Franqais comme
des Anglais rivalite anglaise 391
20 Nov. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre St. Jean deser-
tion, ses causes notaire, taxation pour jugement 395
25 Nov. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre croisiere St. Jean
parti Franc, ais centre Bonneviste fortifications maison des officiers
commandant du port 399
20 Dec. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre pointe Verte
petit Plaisance Ste. Marie mouvement du parti Franqais dirige
contre Bonueviste croisiere fortifications 411
1702. Recensement de la population de 1'babitation de Plaisance, sans
comprendre les officiers 413
21 Dec. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre 1'importance de Plai-
sance fortifications bois difficile & se procurer desertion mou-
vement du parti contre Bonneviste Sourdeval, Lafosse 414
1702. Extraits des lettres de 1'annee desertion St. Jean fort au Petit
Plaisance Sourdeval Terreneuve 421
VOL. IV. (1703-1708.)
TERRENEUVE.
Fac simile de la signature de Subercase (1706.)
1703. Memoire de M. de Subercase au ministre fortifications appointe-
ments rivalite des Anglais . . .' 435
1703. Journal de la campagne d'Amariton rivalite anglaise coup sur
Forilion . . .438
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1559
SliME SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies.
18 Mars. Lettre de L'Hermite au ministre projets d'attaque des Anglais
centre 1'Acadie et Plaisance 445
17 Oct. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre rivalite des ^Anglais-
coup a faire sur St. Jean 449
21 Oct. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre, rendant compt*
des vivres desertions conges d'anciennete pierre a chaux
desobeisaance des navires marchands 452
21 Oct. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre corsaires fortifications
peche armes expedition du sieur Amariton escadre anglaise
rivalite des Anglais habillement des troupes desertions
conges manque d'armes manque de vivres et d'habillements sel
hopital ecole culture preparatifs de defense 464
22 Oct. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet des fortifica-
tions augmentation des troupes retraite des Anglais privations
souffertes par les officiers , 499
1704. Recensement des vaisseaux de peche et de troque qui sont
venus a Plaisance pendant 1'annee 1704 505
25 Oct. Lettre de M. Costebelle au ministre peche defaut de sel
desertion 508
24 Dec. Lettre du meme au meme desir qu'ont les Anglais de prendre
Plaisance demande de deux vaisseaux de guerre pour s'opposer a
leurs attaques 512
24 Dec. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministres expedition
centre St. Jean y 514
25 Dec. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre coup sur St. Jean 517
1705. , Recensement des habitants de Plaisance, suivi du recensement
des navires qui sont venus au meme lieu, soil en peche ou en
troque, pendant 1'annee 1705 524
Du 14 au 17 Fev. Correspondance de M. de Subercase, gouverneur de Plaisance,
et de M. Moody, officier anglais, gouverneur de St. Jean, pendant
1'entreprise faite par les Franqais sur la cote de St. Jean 533
14 Oct. Lettre de L'Hermite au ministre expedition contre St. Jean. .. 540
22 Oct. Lettre de M. de la Forest au ministre, touchant sa nomination a
la place de M. Durand la Garenne, qui a obtenu un conge 552
25 Nov. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant 1'expedition
de St. Jean et la part qu'il y a prise accident qui lui est arrive
necessite de secourir Plaisance 554
6 Dec. Leltre du meme au meme, relativement aux vivres la culture
peche Plaisance utilite de ce poste expedition contre St.
Jean M. de Subercase et lui-meme 565
1706.
30 Janv. Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre, relativement a la peche
escadre anglaise attendue a St. Jean, le printemps prochain. . . 573
12 Mai. Lettre du meme au meme, touchant leur situation manque de
sel flibustiers partis envoyes contre les havres Anglais repre-
sailles projetees sur Plaisance M. de Subercase se dispose a les
bien recevoir depenses que cause le retard des vaisseaux 575
1560
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
,'!I:M i: SKRIK. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies,
ler Aout.
9 Sept.
14 Oct.
8 Nov.
Pages
8Fev.
Lettre dn sieur de Costebelle au ministre peche necessite
de rendre Plaisance inexpugnable quarante-huil vaisseaux mar-
chands dans ce port, en peche ou en troque prises amenees
a ce port Plaisance menace 578
Lettre du raerae au me me, le remerciant de 1'avoir appele au
gouvernement -arrivee du Profond et du Cygne la flotte mar-
chande peut faire voile sans craindre la flotte des Anglais peche
peu avantageuse disette de sel 581
Lettre de M. de Subercase au ministre, le remerciant de lui
avoir donne la croix de St. Louis et le gouvernement de PAcadie
situation de Plaisance une menagerie et un jardin vendus a
1'hopital le sieur Devillernarceau 583
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, le remerciant de
1'avoir nomme au gouvernement de Plaisance ameliorations a
faire aux fortifications necessite de suivre un nouveau plan pour
mettre ce fort en surete casernes bestiaux disette de sel
nombre de vaisseaux charges de morue a Plaisance la grave des
marchands effets de farret rendu par le Eoi, sur la distribution
des graves en 1700 renvoi des Canadiens a Quebec le chevalier
de la Valliere eloge de cet officier courses projetees sur les
cotes anglaises munitions donnees auxMicmacks du Cap Breton
entreprises qu'ils doivent tenter centre les habitations anglaises
de 1'ile flibustiers difficultes de batir un batiment Plaisance
precautions pour Pechange des prisonniers valeur des habitations
anglaises, mises en surete sur l'ile de Carbonniere et Belle-ile
difficultes d'aller les y attaquer les habitants de Forillon refu-
gies a St. Jean plaintes centre les omciers des vaisseaux du Roi
demande que le Roi donne a ses vaisseaux des signaux de
reconnaissance projet sur ce point M. de Villemarceaux, M. de
Ste. Marie et M. de Sourdeval, gouverneurs des iles St. Pierre ce
dernier demande une augmentation de salaire depart de M. de
Subercase pour I'Acadie estime des habitants pour ce monsieur
demande la croix de St. Louis demande une concession de la
pointe Verte demande la faculte de faire embarquer du sel taxe
pour 1'entretien de 1'hopital refus des vaisseaux et des habitants
de St. Pierre de payer cette taxe M. Durand la Garenne les
cabarets commerce entre Plaisance et Quebec n^ons a Plai-
sance entretenus et a la solde des marchands de Bayonne, St. Jean
de Luz, St. Malo et Nantes L'Hermite veut demander son conge
M. de Beaucourt demande envoi de coureurs de bois dans les
habitations anglaises pretendu projet des Bostonnais d'attaquer
Plaisance necessite de completer les compagnies fortifications
a completer a 1'entree de la rade de Plaisance . , 587
Memoire sur 1'imposition ordonnee par arret du conseil du 22
decembre 1705 pour la levee d'une demi part sur les profits des na-
vires des Sables d'Obnne qui font la pe 1 jhe en Terreneuve 639
L'HISTOIIIE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1561
Annies.
10 Juillet.
SEME S^RIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Pages
80 Aout
14 Sept.
19 Oct.
25 Oct.
26 Oct.
1707.
10 Nov.
10 Nov.
Lettre de Costebelle au ministre vaisseaux le Franyais et le
Sage, porteurs de plusieurs millions d'argent Plaisance, comme
port de relache, pour les vaisseaux venant des mers du sud travail
des fortifications Plaisance menace par le gouverneur anglais de
St. Jean Canadiens envoyes & la decouverte arrivee a St. Jean
de quatre vaisseaux de guerre renvoi de prisonniers, du cote des
Anglais, comme du cote des Franqais retard des bailments qui
apportent du sel le gouverneur de Boston arme pour aller atta-
quer le Port-Royal, par terre et par mer corsaires batiments
francais fesantla peche, dans le port et aux iles St. Pierre habita-
tions anglaises ravagees par les Sauvages du Cap Breton cruaute
des Sauvages. . .. 647
Lettre du meme au meme attaquedes Anglais centre Port Royal
vaisseaux basques pris par les vaisseaux de guerre anglais 654
Lettre du meme au meme, au sujet des corsaires anglais vais-
seaux pecheurs francais, au petit Nord, insultes par des vaisseaux
de guerre Anglais Port-Royal menace tine seconde fois corsaires
Canadiens un brigantin arrne par les prisonniers francais renvoyes
de St. Jean prises conduites a Plaisance prix de la monnaie
eleve 656
Extrait du journal tenu par le sieur Larchier, commandant le na-
vire la Ste. Anne, venant de Terreneuve entreprise des Anglais a
cette cote 660
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant les vaisseaux
marchands francais s'en retournant en France 665
Lettre de L'Hermite au ministre fortifications demande de
pierre a chaux necessite d'envoyer du secours aux masons et
tailleurs de pierre il restera a Plaisance jusqu'a la paix, comme
le desire le Roi 668
Lettre de M. Brouillan au ministre fortifications de Plaisance
son importance necessite d'une croisiere sur la c6te manque
de sel il demande la croix de St. Louis 674
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre L'Hermite forti-
fications habitations de la grande Grave manque d'ouvriers et
de mulcts pour les travaux des fortifications commerce de Terre-
Neuve bonne eau et en quantite suffisante offres des marchands
d'entretenir les fortifications et la garnison, si on leur accorde une
fregate et une flute pour croiser sur la cote on devrait obliger les
vaisseaux de St. Malo, Bayonne, St. Jean de Luz qui viennent a
Plaisance d'apporter du sel prise par les Anglais de deux petits
vaisseaux de St. Jean de Luz qui venaient en troque a Plaisance
necessite d'une fregate pour croiser depuis le cap de Raze jus-
qu'auxiles St.Pierre prises sur les Bastonnais amenees a Plaisance
echange de prisonniers entre le gouverneur de St. Jean et M. de
Costebelle eloge de M. de Bellestre et de la Valliere remon-
trances aux Sauvages touchant leur cruaute vis-a-vis Jeurs prison-
1562
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SiciiiK. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies.
Pages
niers anglais peu de troupes disponibles pour envoyer troubler
]e commerce des Anglais le sieur Viarin, chirurgien charge de
la direction de 1'hopital- demande aux recollets de Quebec d'un
de leurs freres montant de 1'impot pour 1'hopital culture
objections au projet de M. de Subercase, de donner la Grave
aux habitants de Plaisance necessite d'une fregate pour croi-
ser sur la cote corsaires anglais situation des habitants de St.
Pierre lesofficiers Villemarceau, Villejointet Amariton ilenverra
les blocs de porphyre qu'on pourra trouver dans la baie le cheva-
lier du Pin L'Hermitte la peche des morues manque d'argent
pour continuer les travaux et payer les troupes Durand la Ga-
renne de retour a Plaisance le prix de la monnaie eleve il prie
de ne pas retablir de juge ni de procureur du Roi M. de Sourde-
val son eloge necessite d'etablir quelques postes convenables
a St. Pierre pour soutenir 1'autorite du Roi Sauvages dans la
baie de Fortune envoi d'echantillons de porphyre prise envoyee
a Plaisance par M. de Charconade inquietude sur ce dernier 678
15 Nov. Lettre du meme au meme, touchant la demande que plusieurs
habitants font de brevets de concession des terrains et graves qu'ils
occupent depuis longtemps necessite d'un pilote dans le port
Gasp*ard Bertrand recommande pour cet emploi il demande des
mulcts et des anes aussi des armes M. de Subercase atta-
queune seconde fois a Port Royal craintes au sujet de MM. Cha-
cornade et Rousseau MM. Amariton, Dangeac, de la Valliere et
de Bellestre le chevalier de la Valliere, avec son detachement,
a failli perir, en allant a la decouverte du cote des Anglais 726
25 Oct. Description de Pile de Terreneuve, par le sieur de Costebelle. 737
1708. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre disette a Plai-
4 Juillet. sance, causee par les corsaires qui croisent sur les cotes situation
critique de Plaisance M. de Chacornade tue M. de Bellestre et
son detachement faits prisonniers et conduits & St. Jean arrivee
des ouvriers macons et manoeuvres demande qu'il lui soit envoye
. .f. de la pierre a chaux 741
8 Juillet. Lettre de L'Hermite au ministre plans et cartes qu'il lui a
envoyes 1'annee derniere Plaisance ne peut etre pris, que
reduit par la famine necessite d'envoyer des vivres pour un an
d'avance travaux qui se font a Plaisance mort du sjeur de Cha-
cornade Rousseau et son equipage a Boston dessein des Anglais
sur Terreneuve entree dans le port d'une fregate de St. Malo
venant de Cadix 745
9 Juillet. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre escadra ansjlaise
stationnee pres des Agores M. de Chavagnac, commandant THer-
cule, se plaint de la lenteur des Espagnols alarme a Plaisance
demande d'armes 749
10 Juillet. Lettre de M. de Brouillan au ministre situation critique de
Plaisance, menace de la famine projets attribues aux Anglais
contre la colonie un soldat et nn Canadien du parti de M. de
Bellestre Debauches par les Anglais le petit Plaisaace menace 751
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1563
Ann6es.
2 Aout.
2 Aout.
21 Aout.
19 Sept.
28 Oct.
SEME SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Pages
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre triste situation de
la colonie, menacee de la disette Plaisauce menace d'etre attaque
au commencement de septembre echange de prisonniers demande
de secours escadre franchise demandee pour mettre a 1'abri la
flotte du Canada et de Terreneuve prise du sieur de Bellestre
details prisonniers echanges renvoyes en France le chevalier de
la Valliere, MM. de St. Ovide et de Villemarceau croisiere des
Flessingois et Anglais devant le port importance de Plaisance et
necessite d'y envoyer deux forts vaisseaux de guerre pour proteger
son commerce et detruire celui des ennemis maladie contagieuse
arrivee d'une petite fregate venant de Quebec le vaisseau du
Roi attendu avec hate nouvelles prises faites par les Anglais
renvoi en France des prisonniers echanges, la crainte de la famine
a oblige M. de Costebelle a prendre ce parti, etc 753
Lettre du meme au meme, demandant un passeport pour le sieur
Joseph Croizet, marchand de Marseilles qui desire essayer la peche
des mollues avec des filets plusieurs autres mart-hands du meme
lieu, demandent le meme privilege, mais il insiste pour qu'on le leur
refuse; cette permission ne saurait etre generale avantages.de cette
maniere de faire la peche. 768
Lettre du meme au meme situation critique de Plaisance,
causee par suite de la disette des vivres vaisseaux franqais aux
iles St. Pierre, pris et pilles par des corsaires anglais habitants
obliges d'abandonner la cote du Chapeau Rouge une fregate
suffirait pour detruire ces corsaires anglais prise de cinq brigan-
tins amenes a Plaisance besoin d'une aide immediate qui puisse
le mettre a merne de porter secours aux malheureux habitants des
iles St. Pierre 770
Lettre du meme au meme secours apporte par le vaisseau
la Gharente les vaisseaux en peche dans les baies Ste. Marie,
de Fortune et du Grand Bane au nord des iles St. Pierre, pris
par les corsaires anglais-un seul vaisseau de force suffirait pour
detruire ces corsaires Lafosse avec un parti de 50 hommes a pris
une chaloupe sur les ennemis et 1'ayant armee en guerre est alle
croiser sur leurs cotes les Anglais ne peuvent etre inquietes que
par terre, car ils occupent la mer raisons qu'ont les habitants de
ne pas armer en course prises faites sur les pecheurs de Boston,
amenees a Plaisance par une petite corvette construite et armee a
ce port un vaisseau erivoye a Quebec, pour chercher des secours
en pain et biscuit il se justifie des plaintes portees centre lui par
les capitaines des vaisseaux marchands 773
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre secours en vivrea
apportes par la Charente fortifications plaintes des marchands
au sujet des corvees commerce necessite de mettre Terreneuve
en etat de ne pas souffrir d'insulte necessite d'avoir toujours
d'avance pour une annee de provisions la chambre d'escomptes
ne veut pas ratifier certaines depenses pour la surete de la place
II
1564 MANUSCR1TS RELATIFS A
SEME SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annges.
prix des provisions raisons pour envoyer une fregate plutot
Plaisance qu'a Quebec il desire que la demande faite aux mar-
chands de Nantes et Bayonne, d'armer une fregate et une flute
pour proteger leur commerce, reussisse details a ce sujet les
ordonnances ducomte de Toulouse pour la course et les habitations
1'emploi de greffier a Plaisance demande d'armes taxes pour
payer les Canadiens qui font des courses sur les cotes ennemies
1'hopital, ses ressources et ses besoins demande d'un brevet de
controleur de cet hopital pour Ambroise Renoyer fortifications de
St. Pierre M. de Sourdeval ameliorations des terres demande de
la concession de la pointe Verte culture concessions faites a
L'Hermite maisons pour les officiers du Roi le sieur Lafosse
fortifications a faire sur la montagne de Gaillardin il remercie le
Roi de la croix de St. Louis et des cent pistoles de gratification
raisons a 1'encontre du projet propose de faire changer de place les
compagnies qui sevent en Canada, a I'Acadie et a Plaisance sel
envoyesurZo. Charente pour etre vendu au profit du Roi,qui deman-
dait en retour des huiles de poissons pris par Costebelle pour son
propre compte eloge des officiers St. Ovide, L'Hermite, Ville-
marceau, Ste. Marie, chevalier du Pin 780
2 Nov. Lettre du sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan au ministre, exposant les
secours qu'il lui faudrait pour ie mettre a meme d'interrompre le
commerce des ennemis son projet, qui n'a pu avoir lieu, de prendre
Fourillon et un vaisseau de guerre de 40 canons il demande la
croix de St. Louis permission obtenue de faire prochainement
une tentative contre St. Jean ou Carbonniere sloop arme aux frais
du sieur St. Ovide 817
10 Dec. Lettre du sieur Costebelle au ministre besoin indispensable
de chaux, pour continuer les travaux des fortifications il
demande que la fregate la Venus soit mise a sa disposition pen-
dant la guerre sous le commandement du sieur La Ronde Denys
depart de M. de Brouillan, a la tete de 200 hommes pour tenter la
destruction des habitations anglaises disette de vivres difficultes
de faire accepter aux marchands des lettres de change payables sur
le tresor du Roi compte de poudre emploi d'une somme prove-
nant d'une partie de tabac adjugee au. profit du Roi ... 821
18 Dec. Lettre du sieur Durarid la Garenne au ministre Farrivee des
vivres apjx>rtes par le vaisseau la Charente proposition faite aux
marchands de Nantes et de Bayonne d'apporter les munitions et
les vivres de la colonie en leur fournissant une fregate et une flute
le pays est expose a etre detruit 1'annee prochaine, si les enne-
mis viennent croiser a 1'ouest de la baie de Plaisance et sur les
caps de Raze, Ste. Marie et du Chapeau Rouge mauvais etat
des armes amelioration des fortifications abandonnee faute de
materiaux et d'ouvriers Faffaire d'Ecosse fait ajourner & 1'annee
prochaine 1'envoi d'une escadre contre Plaisance et les cotes
demande de secours vente de prises et d'epaves plaintes contre
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE.
1565
SEME SERIE. VOL. IV Continuation.
Annies.
Pages
le sieur Lafosse la direction des ouvriers et des travaux, comme
pour les ingenieurs de France est laissee au sieur L'Hermite diffi-
cultes pour le paiement des soldats et des officiers incapacite da
fils du sieur Barat, pour remplir 1 'office de greffier demands
d'une indemnitt: pour la demoiselle Bereau de Monsegur, pour sa
grave, sa maison et son magasin deux matelots deserteurs rattra-
pes et condamnes par le conseil de guerre, 1'un a la mort, 1'autre
aux galeres piquets du fort, du cote de la mer, emportes par une
mer impetueuse 825
VOL. V. (1706-1714).
TEKRENEUVE ET ILE ROYALE.
Fac-simile des autographes de St. Ovide de Brouillan, (1709); et de Costebelle,
(1710).
1709. Etat des canons, armes, munitions et ustensiles trouves dans les
magasins des foits anglais de la baie St. Jean, pris en Janvier
1709 875
17 Janv. Lettre du sieur La Ronde Uenys au ministre, touchant la riva-
lite des Anglais entreprise sur le fort William de St. Jean St.
Ovide La Ronde Denys, ses services projet de croisiere entre
New York et la Virginie 839
20 Janv. Lettre du sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan au ministre, touchant la
rivalite des Anglais parti contre St. Jean recit de la prise de ce
fort ce poste sera-t-il conserve Malouins projets de croisiere
sur la Virginie 841
Fev. Lettre supposee du chevalier du Pin au ministre, au sujet de
la rivalite des Anglais attaque de J'officier qui conduisait les
prisonniers de St. Jean 848
21 Fevrier. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre Entreprise
sur St. Jean sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan ordre de miner les
forts et de les faire sauter projets anterieurs des Anglais sur
Plaisance droits de 1'amiraute dans les prises 8oO
26 Fevrier. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre St. Jean sieur St.
Ovide de Brouillan recit de son entreprise Carbonniere Belle-
Isle Fourillon lieux de refuge des ennemis chevalier Dupin. . . . 859
26 Fevrier. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet de monsieur
de Sourdeval son cloge 879
6 Mai. Lettre du memo au meme, au sujet de la rivalite des Anglais
rancons de 1'affaire de St . Jean . . . 881
28 Juin. Lettre du rneme au nierne ordre de conserver St. Jean arrive
apres la destruction des forts le sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan for.
tifications de Plaisance envoi des prisonniers de St. Jean a Quebec 885
5 Juillet Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne, au ministre abandon de
St. Jean, au mois d'avril envoi de ses prisonniers en Canada mi-
sere de la garnison droits sur le butin religionnaire prisonnier,
ayant pilote des Anglais 893
1566 MANUSCRITS BELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
6 Sept. Lettre du sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan au ministre evacuation
de St. Jean ses effets (acheux projets des Anglais sur le Canada
disette a Plaisance arrivee d'un gouverneur a St. Jean 901
7 Sept. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant les fortifica-
tions rivalite des Anglais famine a Plaisance peche prison-
niers anglais, avis qu'ils donnent 904
27 Sept. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne, au sujet de la flotte des
marchands vaisseau du Roi charge a fret disette de vivres a Plai-
sance projets des Anglais sur le Canada la vieille et la nouvelle
Angleterre de concert pour leur execution prises faites par les
corsaires 911
14 Octobre. Lettre du sieur de Coste'ielle au ministre, touchant les craintes
qu'a Plaisance de 1'escadre anglaise famine extreme sacrifices
personnelsdeM.de Costebelle prisonniers de St. Jean 1'inge-
nieur taxe pour les courses et les decouvertes la flotte marchande
de la cote anglaise peche fort tranquillement nouvelles fortifica-
tions famine obligation aux vaisseaux marchands d'apporter
des vivres fret des bailments du Roi corsaires anglais aux cotes
de St. Pierre et du Chapeau Rouge rivalite anglaise Plaisance
menace pour 1'annee suivante vues de la Reine d'Angleterre, dans
la conquetedu Canada misere des compagnies detachees autorite
du gouverneur contestee conflits avec les capitaines de vaisseaux. 915
18 Octobre. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre famine a Plai-
sance reiigionnaire pris a St. Jean Lafosse, baron de Joanis . . 927
25 Octobre. Lettre du sieur La Ronde Denys au ministre, au sujet de la neces-
site ou il est de se justifier 931
27 Octobre. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre projets contre le
Canada misere des .^oldats a Plaisance Denis de la Ronde sa
justification 932
7 Nov. Lettre du meme au me 4 me, au sujet de la misere publique -ren-
voi des pecheurs faute de subsistance corvees pour les fortifica-
tions Subercase St. Ovide de Brouillan gouvcrnement de 1'Aca-
die carriere de porphvre corsaires ennemis abandon de St.
Jean justifie 936
3 Dec. Lettre du meme au meme, au sujet de la disette necessite de
nouvelles troupes 946
15 Dec. Lettre du meme au meme retablissement des forts St. Jean
manque de vivres a Plaisance projets sur Carbonniere impossi-
bles par le denuement des soldats logement des officiers 948
1710. Memoire du sieur Riverin, toucbant la rivalite des Anglais
titres des Frangais et des Anglais a la possession de Terreneuve
importance de Plaisance, pour la morue et comme clef du Canada
projet de neutralite entre les colonies franchises et anglaises de
Terreneuve St. Christophe .... 951
Aout. Lettre du sieor St. Ovide de Brouillan au ministre, au sujet de la
misere des habitants forces des Anglais A Terreneuve prises
faites par leurs corsaires - 955
L'HISTOIKE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1567
SEME SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Aim6es.
7 Aout.
Pages
23 Sept.
SO Sept.
14 Oct.
28 Oct.
6 Nov.
6 Nov.
3 Dec.
1711.
18 Juin.
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre projets des Anglais
sur le Canada et Plaisance misere a Plaisance vaisseaux de la
mer du Sud Poree forces des Anglais en Terreneuve prises de
leurs corsaires notamment a St. Marie prise de la baie de la Tri-
nite, par le sieur de Bellestre le petit Nord et le Chapeau Rouge
menaces dommages eprouves par les armateurs de St. Malo 957
Lettre du sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan au rninistre, touchant la
rivalite des Anglais attaque et pillage des iles St. Pierre baie de
Fortune projets de St. Ovide sur Forillon et Carbonniere arretes
par le mauvais vouloir des marchands coup hardi du corsaire
Bertrand prise de la Valeur 965
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre rivalite des Anglais
corsaires anglais prise des iles St. Pierre misere a Plaisance
forces arrivees de la vieille Angleterre a la Nouvelle ses projets
sur le Canada, sur Port Royal et Plaisance prise du vaisseau la
Valeur parGaspard Bertrand armement de ce vaisseau, St. Ovide
de Brouillan 968
Instructions de M. de Costebelle pour M. St. Ovide de Brouillan,
commandant le vaisseau La Valeur, arme en course la croisiere
sera dirigee snr les cotes de Boston et de la Virginie, et s'etendra
jusqu'aux Azores 979
Lettre de M. de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet de la misere
extreme sedition des soldats bruit de la cession de Terreneuve
ses sacrifices personnels 982
Lettre du ineme au merne, touchant les nouvelles de la prise de
Port-Royal 994
Lettre du sieur Durand ia Garenne au ministre, au sujet de la
rivalite des Anglaisprise de Port-Royal, le 11 octobre 1710 im-
portance de cette prise pour les Anglais 998
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet de la misere
des habitants et des troupes a Plaisance justification de Costebelle
au sujet de plusieurs accusations attaque de St. Jean et de Fou-
rillon fortifications compagnies auxiliaires esprit inquiet et diffi-
cultueux des capitaines marchands misere et denuement sabots,
faute de souliers preference que donnent les marchands a la mer
du sud vues de 1'Angleterre dans la conquete du Canada relative-
ment a ses propres colonies liberte de celles-ci menacee par cette
conquete insinuations a faire a ce sujet au conseil de Boston
neutralite des colonies comme moyen de conservation de la liberte
pour la Nouvelle Angleterre succes de cette negociation, aujour-
d'hui douteux, mais certain il y a quelques annees, ecarte par 1'am-
bition de M. de Brouillan misere des officiers 1000
Instructions de M. de Costebelle pour M. de la Ror.de pour 1'e-
change des prisonniers rivalite des Anglais projet de neutralite
avecle Canada 1009
Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre des^eins des Anglais
sur le Canada et sur Plaisance prise de La Valeur, commandee
par St. Ovide Denis de la Ronde a Boston projtt de neutralite. .1023
1568 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SEME SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
20 Juillet. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre projets des
Anglais sur le Canada prises des Anglais flotte de navires
marchands a la cote anglaise Sauvages de I'Acadie 1027
15 Sept. Lottre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet des Sauvages
de 1'Acadie rivalite des Anglais Acadiens Port- Royal, secours
que leur donne Costebelle Gaulin, St. Castin corsaires anglais
mi'sdre des troupes -projets sur le Canada 1033
17 Sept. Postsoriptnm a la lettre ci-dessus secours pour I'Acadie inter-
cepte combat de Morpain projet des Anglais sur le Canada
Plaisance menace 1088
15 Oct. Liste des vaisseaux marchands venus en peche Plaisance en
1711 1040
18 Oct. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre, toucbant les
prises faites par les Anglais leurs projets sur le Canada et sur
Plaisance la Ronde a Boston arrete Morpain 1041
21 Oct. Lettre du sieur Durand la Garenne au ministre, au sujet de la
rivalite des Anglais projets sur Quebec violent coup de vent sur
le St. Laurent escadre franchise 1049
24 Oct. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant le blocus de
la baie de Plaisance neutralite entre St. Jean et Plaisance misere
et decouragement des troupes desinteressement de Costebelle
fille de Costebelle prisonniere Plaisance menace la Ronde a
Boston situation deplorable de Plaisance vivres necessaires pour
la colonie, pour 1'annee 1051
25 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, au sujet d'une prise faite sur les An-
glais ouragan sur les cotes d'Acadie vaisseau du Roi pris Mor-
pain 128 soldats seulement a Plaisance famine 1066
27 Oct. Recensement du nombre d'habitants et matelots pecheurs hiver-
nant a Plaisance en etat de porter les armes, y compris les chas-
seurs ou coureurs de bois 1071
27 Oct. Recensement des habitants de Plaisance, Pointe Verte, Petit
Plaisance, He St. Pierre 1074
1712.
11 Avril. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, au sujet de la misfere
de la garnison pillage des iles St. Pierre par les corsaires anglais
projet de neutralite entre les colonies franqaises Denis de la
Ronde, condamne comme espion ses papiers pris Plaisance me-
nace corsaires 1076
10 Oct. Lettre du merne au meme, touchant la misere des soldats et de
Costebelle lui-meme evasion du sieur Lafosse, sa femme et ses en-
fants renvoyes en France bruit de la cession de Plaisance 1085
9 Nov. Lettre du meme au meme, touchant les vivres prises desertions
debits de vin chauffage blocs de porphyre restitution par les
Anglais de navires francais 1089
9 Nov. Etats des vaisseaux marchands venus en peche et en troc a Plai-
sance, signe de M. de Costebelle 1104
1713. Meraoire sur Pevacuation de Plaisance 1107
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SEME SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Annies.
9 Juillet. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant les renseigne-
ments donnes par le pilote Baptiste Maisonnat, au sujet du havre a
1'Anglais commerce des peches construction de bailments habi-
lete des Canadiens a manier la hache engages de 18 a 20 ans pour
soldats 1109
19 Juillet. Lettre du meme au meme, relativement au traite d'Utrecht eva-
cuation de Plaisance transport des habitants iu Cap Breton diffi-
cultes qu'ils font pour y emigrer. 1120
19 Sept. Lettre du meme au ministre, au sujet de Ste. Anne preferee par
Lhermite Havre a 1'Anglais ses desavantages superiorite de Ste.
Anne necessite d'etablir trois postes pouroccuper Tile Royale. . . .1127
Extraits de differentes lettres adressees a M. de Costebelle, tou-
chant le havre dans le port de Can^eaux Havre a 1'Anglais
grand et petit Labrador Ste. Anne Nigamiche 1133
23 Sept. Lettre du sieur Felix Paim, recollet missionnaire, a M. de Coste-
belle, touchant les habitants de 1'Acadie propositions d'aller a
Tile Royale rejetee par eux population des Acadiens 1139
27 Sept. Lettre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant le Cap Breton
Ste Anne le Jardin de 1'Ile peches comment Costebelle entend
la colonisation trois postes a etablir Nigamiche 1142
29 Sept. Lettre du Roi a M. de Costebelle, touchant la remise aux Anglais
de Plaisance et des cotes de Terreneuve H46
24 Oct. Leitre du sieur de Costebelle au ministre, touchant 1'etablissement
du Cap Breton St. Ovide de Brouillan classes d'habitants con-
cessions et avidite de ceux qui s'etablissent Sauvages de l'Acadie.1149
25 Nov. Lettre du meme au meme, touchant la remise de Plaisance aux
Anglais disette porphyre conges etablissements du Cap Bre-
. ton " 11 60
30 Nov. Lettre du meme au meme, touchant le depart pour la France, du
sieur de St. Ovide de Brouillan, sans en avoir donne avis etablis-
sement du Cap Breton Ste. Anne Havre a 1'Anglais projet d'e-
migration des Acadiens a Tile Royale 1171
1714. Recensement des habitants de Plaisance et iles St. Pierre, rend us
5 Nov. a Louisbourg, avec leurs fernmes et enfants 1 178
1706.
7 Aout. Memoire de M. Raudot, flls, touchant le commerce du Canada
castors culture des terres peches ble bestiaux manufactures
total du commerce entrepot necessaire Cap Breton construc-
tion de vaisseaux rivalite anglaise 1180
30 Nov. Memoire a M. le comte de Pontchartrain, touchant 1'etablisse-
ment d'une colonie dans Pile du Cap Breton Ste. Anne peche
commerce mines et carrieres 1197
1709. Memoire sur 1'ile du Cap Breton son etablissement 1237
Sans date. Memoire sur 1'etablissement du Cap Breton diminution dedroits
sur la morue 1241
1714. Memoire touchant 1'etablissement de 1'Ile Royale peches seden-
taires commerce matelots 1249
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3i5ME SERIE. VOL. V Continuation.
Ann des. Pages
1713. Lettre du sieur Denis de La Ronde, au ministre, touchant le Port
a 1' Anglais Baie Ste. Anne pommiers plantes par Denis le grand
pere Importance et avenir du Cap Breton . 1245
1714. Memoire de M. Raudot, flls, sur Lonisbourg port Dauphin
port Toulouse 1251
1713.
8 Aout Lettre du meme au meme, relativeraent an Port a 1' Anglais,
d'abord prefere par Costebelle Port Ste. Anne transport des ha-
bitants de 1'ile de Plaisance a Pile Royale 1255
3 Aout. Lettre du meme a M. de St. Ovide de Brouillan, touchant la Baie
Ste. Anne, preferable pour 1'etablissement 1265
18 Oct. Lettre du sieur de RouviHe au ministre, touchant le Port a 1' An-
glais baies de 1'Ile Royale Rouville ses services et ceux de sa
famille 1269
1714.
7 Avril. Lettre du sieur St. Ovide de Brouillan au ministre, touchant le
transport des habitants et de la garnison de Plaisance, I'ile du Gag
Breton Bourdon 1272
1714. Memoire pour le sieur Bourdon, sur Louisbourg port Dauphin. 1274
VOL. VI. (1713-1717.)
CANADA.
lere page Les armes de Vaudreuil les armes de Begon.
2de page Fac-simile des auto,graphes des personnages suivauts : Le marechal
d'Estrees, (1717) ; d e la Boulaye, (1716); Dauteuil, (17 16); Riverin ; Vaudreuil,
(1716) ; Collet, depute de la colonie ; L. A. de Bourbon ; Louvigny, (1716] ; Btgon ;
Lachapelle ; Riverin, depute du Canada, (1716) ; de Monseignat ; Lhermite,(ni7) ;
Chaussegros de Lery, (1717); Peire; de Lino.
17J3.
14 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre (Raudot) sur les
affaires generates du Canada, de PAcadie. du cap Breton, et des
pays d'en haut. (Cette lettre n'est pas paginee, mais se trouve au
commencement du volume et contient 19 pages.)
1716. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au comte de Toulouse, sur la neces-
sites de retablir les anciens conges supprimes en 1698 sur la traite
de Peau-de-vie les coureurs de bois les pays d'en haut, etc. . . 1
20 Jan. Lettre de M. d'Auteuil au ministre, sur la monnaie de carte. . . 14
Question de la monnaie de carte 17
6 Jan. Note entre Philemon Cadet, J. B. Neret et Joseph Gayot,
relativeinent au commerce du castor 22
Fevrier. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au due d'Orleans sur la population
du Canada les troupes la monnaie de carte la rivalite anglais e
le manage des soldats les Abenaquis la conduite des Sau-
vages les mine* vaisseaux et chantiers la riviere St. Jean
Michillimakinac et sur le danger dans lequel se trouverait la
colonie s'il arrivait une nouvelle guerre, etc 25
14 et 15 Nov. La Mere St. Joseph, superieure de 1'hopital-general de Quebec,
demande qu'on augmente le nombre des religieuses 46
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SEME SERIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Ann6es.
Avril. Changement propose des Sauvages Iroquois de la mission du
Sault St. Louis 47
Supplique des interesses au commerce du castor 49
1716. Memoire (attribue a Riverin) sur la necessite de faire immediate-
ment uri nouveau traite pour le debit des castors provenant de la
colonie du Canada 57
Memoire instructif des intentions de sa majeste pour le gouver-
neur et 1'intendant du Canada, principalement au sujet du
commerce du castor 63
Nouvelle regie des castors, etc ........ 67
Instruction (dressee par Raudot, fils,) pour legonverneur et 1'in-
teridant du Canada, relativement au commerce 69
Plaintes du sieur de Breslay contre le marquis de Vaudreuil. .. 74
1 Mai. Memoire au sujet des peaux de castor qui se tirent du Canada
historique de ce commerce, (par Laboulaye) , . 77
28 Mars. Travail du conseil sur Petablissement du Detroit. 82
Sur la guerre contre les Renards 86
12 Mai. Memoire au comte de Toulouse sur la deputation du sieur Rive-
rin, du Canada en France, et sur les appointements qui lui sont
dus 88
8 Juin. Deuxieme compagnie de castors. Copie d'une requete pre-
sentee au conseil de marine par les sieurs Neret et Gayot 94
Projet de reglement sur la liberte du commerce des castors pour
etre execute le ler octobre 1717, a 1'expi ration du privilege exclu-
sif accorde aux sieurs Neret, Aubert et Gayot 97
15 Nov. Etat des vaisseaux arrives et partis de cette rade (Quebec) en
1'annee 1716 100
28 Avril. Reclamations faites par les Sauvages de la Nouvelle France
pour etre portees au conseil de regence 102
28 Avril. Requete du pere procureur des jesuites du Canada, demandant
le privilege de passer sur les vaisseaux du Roi. 103
15 Oct. 1715. Requete de la superieure de Phopital de Villemarie, deman-
28 Avril 1716. dant une augmentation de gratification, etc 103
1716.
ler Avril. Deliberation du conseil de marine au sujet des Abenaquis 105
9 Avril. Lettre de M. Riverin au ministre, sur les abus de 1'administra-
tion de MM. Vaudreuil et Randot 109
10 Avril. Acte relatif au commerce du castor entre Neret, Gayot, Pascaud
et Leclerc 118
28 Avril. Guerre contre les Renards et amnistie pour les coureurs de
bois (conseil de marine) 129
28 Avril. Deliberation du conseil au sujet des conges 131
4 Mai. Memoire du Roi pour servir d'instruction au sieur de Pontron,
lieutenant de vaisseau, sur le service qu'il doit rendre dans le
voyage qu'il doit faire a Quebec 134
5 Mai. Enceinte de Montreal (par le conseil). 138
5 mai. Lettre de Riverin au comte de Toulouse, sur les abus de
1'administration Vaudreuil et Raudot et sur la monnaie de carte. 139
1572
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
3tME SISRIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Annies.
1 1 Mai. Memoire sur la fabrique des scarlatines et sur le commerce qui
s'en fait en Canada, et sur celui des castors 141
Memoire de Riverin, au sujet de sa deputation 146
18 Mai. Eglise des Trois-Rivieres 150
12 Mai. Commerce du castor lettres de change 153
12 Mai. Deliberation du conseil sur la monnaie de carte 155
12 Mai. Defense de MM. de Mezerets et Glaudelet, directeurs et supe-
rieurs du seminaire de Quebec que 1'eveque veut remplacer par M.
Thibout 156
22 Juin. Avis de M. Renault au sujet des fortifications de Montreal et de
Quebec 15&
16 Juillet. Requete du frere Pascal, procureur des Recollets, missionnaire
du Canada, suppliant le conseil d'accorder une aumone a trois reli-
gieux pour les habiller, etc 162
31 Juillet. Lettre de Riverin au tninistre, se plaignant de MM. de Vaudreuil
et Raudot, et demandant a se retirer en Touraine 163
5 Oct. Lettres de change commerce du castor protestation du sieur
Lanoullier, stipulant pour Neret et Gayot centre les mefiances des
marchands de Montreal, etc 168
5 Oct. Copie de la lettre ecrite par les marchands de Montreal aux mar-
chands de Quebec 177
8 Oct. Memoire contenant les motifs pour lesquels la colonie de la Nou-
velle France demande a etre re<jue opposante a I'execution, tant du
traite fait le 10 avril de la presente annee 1716, entre les sieurs
Neret et Gayot et les sieurs Pascaud et Leclerc, qu'a I'execution
de 1'arret du conseil d'etat du 12 mai suivant, qui homologue ce
traite 181
8 Oct. Acte par lequel les marchands de Montreal revoquent la nomina-
tion du sieur Riverin coinme depute de la colonie 201
9 Oct. Requete des negociants a 1'intendant au sujet des lettres de
change et du commerce du castor 204
14 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, contenant un projet de re-
glement sur la liberte du commerce du castor, etc 221
14 Oct. Lettre des memes au conseil sur diverses affaires relatives a la
colonie 229
14 Oct Lettre des memes sur les fortifications et le palais a Quebec 241
14 Oct. Lettre des memes au sujet du palais de Quebec, des magasins du
Roi et des reparations du chateau 245
14 Oct. Lettre de M. le marquis de Vaudreuil sur les dispositions des
diverses nations sauvages 249
14 Oct. De MM. Vaudreuil et Begon, sur le prix des especes d'or et d'ar-
gent 252
14 Oct. De M. de Vaudreuil, sur les dispositions des Outaouas et autres
Sauvages d'en haut, nos allies 253
14 Oct. Guerre des Renards (j)ar le conseil) 254
14 Oct. Dispositions des Sauvages domiciles 259
14 Oct. Lettre de M. de Louvigny, pour remercier le conseil de lui avoir
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
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Annies.
SEME SERIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
accorde la lieutenance, et rendre compte de 1'expedition qu'il a faite
centre les Renards, du 13 mars au 12 octobre 261
31 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil sur 1'importance de maintenir Veta-
blissement des Illinois pour avoir communication dans le Mississippi.
(Note approbative) 268
30 Oct. Du meme, sur les services de M. Louvigny 265
6 Nov. Du meme, au sujet de certaines demandes de promotions. (Note
du conseil 267
10 Nov. Du meme, relativement a 1'envoi de recrues 269
10 Nov. Du meme, au sujet de certaines sommes depensees par M. Be-
gon 270
15 Nov. Memoire du sieur Prat sur les vaisseaux venus au port de Que-
bec, et qui en sont partis, durant 1'annee 1716 271
15 Nov. Requete du sieur de St. Vincent au sujet de son rang dans les
troupes 273
14 Dec. Deliberation du conseil, relativement au commerce du castor.
etc 274
1717. Supplique des interesses au commerce .du castor 284
Representation du sienr Collet, procureur-general du Roi au con-
seil superieur de la Nouvelle France et depute de la colonie (au su-
jet du commerce 285
10 Aout. Memoire sur la ville de Montreal par M. Chaussegros de Lery. . 289
Du sieur Brouagnes, second du sieur de Courtemanche, rendant
au conseil de marine un compte exact de ce qui s'est passe sur la
cote du Labrador pendant Pannee .... 293
Notes sur certaines nominations a faire au conseil superieur 295
Requetes diverses 297
Lettre de M. Collet et projet de traite pour former une nouvelle
compagnie d'interesses au commerce du castor 301
Demandes d'emplois dans les troupes 307
12 Janv. Vol de monnaie de carte fait au sieur Petit, commis des treso-
riers de Quebec 309
Memoire de M. de Lino relativement a un enfant batard envoye
par sa mere chez les Sauvages de Lorette 310
26 Janv. Rapport de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, et arrete du conseil de
marine, octrovant des lettres de noblesse a M. de Senneville 312
3 Fev. Analyse d'une lettre de M. de Vaudreuil en date du 12 novembre
1716, au sujet d'une nouvelle qui circulait, donnant a croire que les
fils de MM. de Ramezay et de Longueuil, revenant des Illinois,
avaient ete tues par des Kaskakias 314
16 Jan. Lettre de M. de la Galissonniere, au sujet d'un projet du sieur de
la Brosse, lieut. de vaisseau, de lever une carte de la riviere de Que-
bec (approuve) .... 315
3 Fev. Analyse d'une lettre de M. Begon en date du 13 novembre 1716,
au sujet des finances de la colonie 318
23 Fev. Memoire de M. 1'Hermite, ingenieur, proposant de lever les car-
tes de 1'lle Royale et de 1'ile de Sable (avec notes du conseil de ma-
rine.) 324
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MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
3llME S^RIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
23 Fev. Analyse d'un mSmoire du sieur de Courtemanche, capitaine du
Canada, commandant a Labrador, en date du 13. septembre 1716, et
d'un memoire de sa femme, en date de Bayonne, le 9 dcembre
1716 (avec notes du conseil) 327
23 Fev. Observations du conseil sur une demande des sieurs Lesdos -et
Hu, de s'etablir a la Grande Bale de la cote de Labrador, etc 330
26 Fev. Deliberation du conseil au sujet d'un memoire du sieur Collet,
procureur-general, relativement au paiement des lettres de change
tirees sur le tresorier general de la marine . 331
Analyse d'une lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, en date du
12 novembre 1716, sur les affaires generates de la colonie, et le der-
nier recensement (avec notes du conseil) 332
17 Mars. Requete du sieur Collet, procureur-general, touchant la gratifica-
tion a lui accordee, et arrete du conseil & ce sujet 338
8 Avril. Extrait de la lettre de M. de Sabrevois a M. de Vaudreuil, au su-
jet du nomme SylaSikigik 342
Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Sabrevois, ecrite du Detroit le 8
avril 1717 a M. de Vaudreuil 343
19 Jan. Analyse d'un memoire de MM. de Vaudreuil et de Begon, en date
du 14 octobre 1716, avec notes et arret6 du conseil 345
28 Jan. Note sur le sieur de Sarrazin 353
9 Mars. Memoire du conseil de marine sur les pretres du Oanada qui ne
sont plus en etat de servir 357
9 Fev. Changement de la mission du Sault au Recollet 365
16 Fev. Sur le rang des capitaines. 369
23 Fev. Note du conseil au sujet de M. de Breslay, missionnaire 373
9 Avril. Arrete du conseil desapprouvant la recommandation d'une decla-
ration par laquelle sa majeste validerait toutes acquisitions faites
avantl710 377
12 Avril. Monnaie de cartes historique de ce qui s'est passe a ce sujet. . 381
27 Avril. Requete du sieur Dauteuil, aucun procureur general du conseil
superieur de Quebec, demandant qu'on lui accorde son passage a
la table du capitaine pour retourner au Canada, etc 397
11 Mai. Du sieur Collet, procureur-general, au nom des negociants de
Quebec et Montreal, demandant la permission d'etablir une place
ou change dans chacune de ces villes, etc '. 397
Projet d'arret qui permet aux negociants de Quebec et de Mont-
real de s'assembler 399
Requete du sieur Godefroy de Tonnancour, lieutenant general
de la jurisdiction des Trois-Rivieres, demandant a jouir du titre de
noblesse accorde a son aieul : observations du conseil a ce sujet. . . 400
1 Juin. Memoire du sieur Collet, procureur-general au conseil superieur
du Canada, au sujet des minutes des actes passes par devant no-
taires. 403
15 Juin. Du meme, au sujet des nouvelles paroisses 408
Du meme, s'offrant de faire un code civil pour la Nouvelle
France... ... 411
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE PRANCE.
SERIE. VOL. VI Continuation.
Ann6es.
Du meme, au sujet du commerce du castor 414
16 Juin. Du meme, centre la longueur des proces 415
Du meme, demandant que les officiers de justice soient autorises
a se charger des procurations de leurs amis absents 419
18 Juin. Note au sujet du travail que le sieur Collet proposait de faire. . . . 420
24 Juin. Paroles des Outawas et des Poutewatamis arrives du Detroit a
Montreal, en route pour aller faire la traite a Orange, et reponses
de M. de Vaudreuil 421
5 Juillet. Projet du memoire du Roi a MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au sujet
de la monnaie de carte 429
Projet du memoire du Roi a MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au sujet
du commerce du castor 433
27 Juillet. Note au suj -t du sieur Dauteuil 436
18 Aout. Du sieur Duchesnay demandant la concession des iles de la Mag-
deleine, Brion, des ilcsRamees et des iles aux Oiseaux et observa-
tions du conseil . . 437
Copie de brevets accordes au sieur de Courtemanche le 12 no-
vembre, 1714 439
18 Aout. Du sieur Duchesnay, demandant la commission de grand maitre
des eaux et forets 441
31 Aout. Deliberation du conseil sur une demande faite par le sieur Lalande
d'etablir une manufacture de chapeaux de castor, moyennant un
privilege exclusif de douze annees 442
29 Aout. Lettre signee " Lashoffie" a propos des iettres de la Hontan 443
21 Sept. De Louvignv, rendant compte au conseil du second voyage qu'il
a fait cette annee a Michillimakinac 445
12 Octobre. Lettre deM.de Vaudreuil au sujet de diverses affaires de la colo-
nie, principalement au sujet des affaires du Detroit 449
Du meme, au sujet des affaires du Detroit 454
Du meme, sur la mort du fils de M. de Ramezay 457
Du meme, expliquant au conseil 1'impossibilite d'envoyer les
sieurs de Longueville et de la Morandiere a la Louisiane 458
17 Octobre. Du meme, rendant compte au conseil de ce qui s'est fait au sujet
des corvees que les habitans de Pile de Montreal et des cotes voisi-
nes fournissent pour 1'enceinte de la ville de Montreal 459
Memoire du sieur L'Hermite au sujet de ses services 465
20 Octobre. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au sujet des fonds 467
Des memes, relativement aux fortifications 469
Des memes, relativement a la monnaie de carte 474
24 Octobre. De M. de Vaudreui! rendant compte d'une expedition de M. de
Joncaire a Sononthouan, en Decembre dernier (avec notes du
conseil : 479
26 Octobre. Du sieur Peire demandant une continuation d'une gratification
de 400 livres pour ses etablissements de. peehes a marsouins (avec
notes du conseil) 484
29 Ostobre. Du sieur L'Hermite au sujet des travaux publics et de ses
services 486
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AMU. vs. SEME SI'.KIK. VOL. VI Continuation. Pages
31 Octobre. De M. de Vaudreuil, rendant compte du zele du missionnaire des
Mines pour la couronne de France 488
Du meme, relativement a diverges promotions dans la colonie. . . 489
3 Nov. Du meme, rendant compte de la difference d'opinion qui existe
entre M. Begon et lui au sujet de la sortie des farines 493
4 Nov. Memoire de Monseignat, controleur de la marine en la Nouvelle
France 496
6 Nov. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au sujet du commerce du
castor 503
Des memes snr le meme sujet 507
Des memes, accusant reception de 1'edit relatif a la fabrica-
tion de nouveaux louis d'or 509
7 Nov. De M. de Vaudreuil, surla nomination du Sr. Haimard au conseil
superieur, (proposee par M. Begon) 509
11 Nov. Du meme, annonqant qu'il a choisi le sieur Dubuisson pour
commander en chef le poste des Ouyatanous 510
20 Avril. Lettre de M. le marquis de Vaudreuil, en date du 20 avril 1717,
et approbation du conseil en date du 17 Nov 511
7 et 14 Dec. Changement de la mission du Sault St. Louis extrait des me-
moires du Roi a MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, en date du 14 juin
1716, et du 26 juin 1717, avec des observations du conseil 514
20 Oct. Analyse d'un memoire de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon com-
merce de l'eau-de-vie etat des missions d'en bas (avec notes du
conseil en marge) 525
7 Dec. Analyse d'une lettre des memes decouverte de la mer de
POuest 529
9 Dec. Deliberation du conseil de guerre assemble au chateau St.
Louis de Quebec sur une accusation de voie de fait portee contre le
sieur Mansard 533
Etat des conges qui ont ete accordes en 1717 pour aller faire la
traite avec les Sativages des postes d'en haut, et de 1'emploi des
dits conges 537
VOL. VII. (1718-1721.)
CANADA.
Fac-simile des autographes des personnages suivants : Decourtemanche, (1718);
Vaudreuil, (1718); Begon ; L. A. de Bourbon ; le marechal d'Estrees ; Lachapelle ;
de Ramezay ; Dejordy ; Law ; Chartier de Lotbintire, (1719) ; Lachassaigne ;
Raudot, etc.
1718. Requete du sieur Etienne Charron instruction primaire maitres
d'ecole ecoles de metiers cours historique de 1'institut des freres. 545
13 Juillet. Memoire sur les troupes et les petits enseignes 546
13 Juillet. Requete de M. Begon au ministre domaine du Roi droits
monnaie de carte 547
9 Sept. Lettre de madame de Courtemanche au ministre, le remerciant
d'avoir accorde a son fils le commandement de la cote du Labrador. 550
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SEME SERIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
AnncSes. Pa # es
1718. Etat fourni par le sieur Begon, des secours envoyes de Quebec
& I'lle Royale 551
12 Dec. Propositions du sieur Chaussegros de Lery au ministre fortifica-
tions de Montreal 552
4 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre domaine du
Roi droits fonds de manage difficultes destruction maitres
d'ecole 554
24 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre, relativement
a la monnaie de carte lettres de change , 560
30 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre guerre des Sauvages Ki-
kapous, Maskoutins, Illinois, Renards leur paix avec nous. ... ... 561
30 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre, touchant les Outaouas du
Saguinan Miamis Tonty Vincenne ... 566
8 Nov. Lettre du meme au meme, relativement a quelques officiers
promotions 571
8 Nov. Lettre de M. Begon au ministre Acadie rivalite anglaise
limites des colonies anglaises et francjaises pere Rasle pere Au-
bry entreprises des Anglais du cote de Morautsouac 575
8 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre, relativement
al'hopital general seminaire des missions etrangeres concessions
indemnite au sieur d'Hertel, pour batiments demon's a Cham-
bly en 1709 578
11 Nov. Lettre de M. Begon au ministre Sauvages Renards, Illinois,
Kikapous, Kamanistioya, Scioux, Cristinaux mer de 1'ouest
conges accordes sentence de mort contre le soldat Mansard 583
1749.
12 Juin. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil, le priant d'interdire a
I'eveque et au clerge de marier les ofBciers et soldats sans sa
permission 589
6 Mai. Lettre du meme au meme, relativement a la mort de M. de La-
martiniere, conseiller au conseil superieur le sieur de Lotbiniere
propose pour le remplacer . 590
16 Mai. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet de la peche a la faulx, sur la
cote du Labrador liberte de la peche 592
15 Oct. Lettre de M. Vaudreuil au ministre, demandant des mission-
naires pour les pays d'en haut visiles bisannuelles des postes le
sieur de Sabrevoie conges 593
26 Oct. Luttres de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre, relativement
au seminaire des missions etrangeres education publique monnaie
de carte concessions projet de papier terrier Boishebert
peche le sieur Peyre conges Renards, Maskoutins, Illinois
rivalite anglaise Acadie 599
26 Oct. Lettre des mernes au meme, touchant les districts des paroisses
maitres d'ecole mort de Charron le sieur Turcq Illinois
postes reunis a la Louisiane suppression des conges Niagara
rivalite anglaise pays d'en haut Acadie Labrador Petits en-
seignes 613
1578
MANUSCRITS KELATIFS A
Ann6es.
26 Oct.
28 Oct.
28 Oct.'
29 Oct.
14 Nov.
3tiME S^RIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre, relativement"
a M. Duchesnay bois titre de grand maitre des eaux et forets
iles de la Madeleine de Brion iles Ramees iles aux Oiseaux . . . 626
Lettre de M. de Chaussegros de Lery, au conseil, relativement
aux fortiScations qu'il fait faire et demandant le rang de capitaine. 62g
Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil, relativement aux pays d'en
haut les Sauvages Chagouarnigon, Sauteux et Renards attaques
par les Illinois gouvernement de 1'ile Royale M. Dubuisson Mi-
amis, Ouyatonous etablissements a la riviere St. Joseph et a Teati-
ky honneurs dans 1'eglise 629
Lettre de M. de Lery au conseil, relativement aux fortifications
de Quebec, Montreal et Chambly troupes 640
Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conseil, relativement au
sieur de Lanoue Scioux, Cristinaux commerce avec 1'ile Royale
marchands forains commerce de detail liberte du commerce. . 643
1720.
16 Jan. Le comte de St. Pierre, demandant la jonction des iles de la Made-
leine, Brion ou Ramies a sa concession de 1'ile St. Jean 649
20 Fev. Avis du conseil de marine MM. Peyre et Boishebert peche des
marsouins ,....'. 651
20 Fev. Requete du sieur de la Boularderie au conseil de marine, deman-
dant la permission d'etablir une peche sedentaire a 1'ile Nigamiche
projet d'ordre du Roi a ce sujet 653
Mars. Requete du sieur Benoit au conseil de marine -justice attribu-
tions du conseil souverain prelentions des officiers 655
16 Mars. Requete des peres Jesuites au conseil college de Quebec*-leur
entrepot a Montreal pour les missionnaires 657
29 Mars. Requete des negociants du Canada et de la Rochelle, a monsei-
gneur le controleur-general des finances, relativement au prix du
castor, et a la liberte de la traite des castors 659
12 Avril. Proclamation du sieur Richard Philiups, gouverneur pour le Roi
d'Angleterre, de la Nouvelle-Ecosse ou Acadie, au sujet du serment
a preter par les Francais qui voudront y rester. 661
7 Octobre. Lettre de monseigneur 1'eveque de Quebec au conseil Phopital
general de Quebec maitres d'ecole hopital Charron mdeciri
de 1'Hotel Dieu sage-femtne honneurs dans 1'eglise 663
23 Avril. Requete des superieurs des hopitaux du Canada, au conseil,
relativement a lours rentes sur 1'hotel de ville ai Paris 666
23 Avril. Requete de MM. de St. Sulpice, et des ecclesiastiques du semi-
naire de St. Sulpice, etablis a Montreal, au conseil, relativeraent
aux fortifications de Montreal 667
23 Avril. Requete de MM. Gauthier, Nicolas, de Ores et autres, au conseil
de marine, demandant qiie M. le comte de St. Pierre soit oblige de
leur rendre les lettres patentes de concession des iles St. Jean et
Miscou 671
28 Avril. Ordre donne par le general Philipps, a M. Blin, marchand a
Boston, sur les moyens qu'il aura a employer pour donner connais-
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1579
AnmSes. 3EME S.ERTE. VOL. VII Continuation, Pages
sance aux habitants des Mines de Chignicton et places adjacentes,
de la proclamation et autres pieces dont il est charge 675
28 Avril. Lettre du meme aux habitants des Mines pour les inviter a preter
serment de fidelite au Roi d'Angleterre 675
28 Avril. Proclamation du meme, portant reglement au sujet des grains de
la Nouvelle Ecosse 677
6 Mai. Lettre des habitants de 1'Acadie a M. de St. Ovide, au sujet du
serment de fidelite demande des Franc, ais par le general anglais.. 678
Mai. Lettre des habitants des Mines, au gouverneur anglais de 1'Aca-
die, touchant les difficultes qui se sont opposees a 1'execution des
ordres qu'il leur a fait passer par le sieur Blin 680
26 Aout. Extrait du memoire de M. le marquis de Vaudreuil, pour servir
d'instruction au sieur Dumon, detache pour aller commander au
pays des Ouyatanous et & la riviere des Miamis 682
12 Sept. Lcttre de M. le comte de Toulouse a M. 1'archeveque de Cam-
bray serment de fidelite exige par le general anglais des Fran-
cjais qui habitent 1'Acadie 686
27 Sept. Lettre de MM. de St. Ovide et Demezy reponse a la lettre de
M. Philipps gouverneur de 1'Acadie des Sauvages rivalite anglaise. 687
15 Oct. Lettre de M. de Louvigny au conseil, au sujet du titre de com-
mandant general des pays d'en haut, qui lui a ete donne les cou-
rcurs de bois eau-de-vie prets faits aux Sauvages, leur guerre
entr'eux conges 690
22 Oct. Lettre de M. Chaussegros de Lery au conseil, relativement aux
troupes, recrues, conges de soldats, inspecteur des troupes 696
22 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, relativement aux jesuites mission du
Sault St. Louis fortifications 697
22 Oct Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil, relativement a la conces-
sion des iles St. Jean et autres, au comte de St. Pierre, qui favori-
sera 1'etablissement de ces iles 698
22 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, au sujet des missionnaires qu'il a deji
demandes Renards, Kikapous, Mascoutins, leur guerre avec 1'IJli-
nois Miamis et Ouyatanous rivalite des Anglais Dumont Du-
buisson etablissements conges aux soldats cotes de Labrador . 699
25 Oct. Plaintes formees par M. de Breslay et la femme Dcsruisseaux,
centre M. de Vaudreuil reponse de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon . . 708
26 Oct, Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conseil, relativement
aux droits du domaine d'occident, au sujet du chocolat et du sucre
monnaie de carte liberte du commerce M. de la Veranderie
taxe pour les fortifications MM. de St. Sulpice 715
26 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conseil reglements des
districts de paroisses hopital general de Quebec maison de fous
pour les deux sexes soldats invalides maitres d'ecole conges
pour la traite eau-de-vie Illinois mission du Sault St. Louis
marchandises etrangeres rivalite anglaise Pentagouet Sarrazin
loups-marins rats musques 725
26 Oct. Memoire de M. Chaussegros de Lery fort de Chambly 741
KK
1580 MANTTSCRITS RELATIFS A
SEME SRIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
26 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conscil embauchage
des matelots et leur desertion peines 745
26 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme population prisonniers servant
d'engages pour 5 ans 745
6 Nov. Lettre des memes au meme domaine d'occident marchandises
etrangeres visites domiciliaires 747
6 Nov. Lettre des mernes au meme chirurgien de 1'Hotel-Dieu manx
de poitrine demande d'ane et Snesse 748
10 Nov. Lettre du meme au meme demandes et propositions d'avance-
ment St. Castin, Dubuisson, Rigaud suppression des petites en-
seignes 749
6 Nov. Lettre des memes au meme disette d'argent 751
7 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil Sauvages domicilies Jus-
tice militaire 753
1720. Deliberations du conseil lettre de M. de Vaudreuil Detroit
Sabre vois Tonty 755
1721.
14 Janvier. Deliberations du conseil de imrine lettre de M. Begon culture
du chanvre encouragements qu'il faudrait donner a cctte culture. . 761
Mars. Deliberations du conseil de marine, au sujet des jcsuites mission-
naires leur entrepot a Montreal 762
(Sans date.) Memoire concernant le commerce du Canada 763
(Sans date.) Autre memoire emanant des habitants de la Rochelle colonie du
Canada commerce des castors 767
8 Mars. Deliberations du conseil la veuve du sieur Laforest fort Fron-
tenac 770
8 Mars. . Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de 1'eveque de
Quebec, relativement aux conges necessite de les retablir famil-
ies pauvres coureurs de bois hopital general de Quebec 772
24 Mars. Deliberations du conseil au sujet d'une reclame de MM. les eccle-
siastiques du seminaire de St. Sulpice, relativement a la taxe des
fortifications diminution de leurs revenus missions du Sault aux
Recollets, transporters sur la terre du lac des Deux Montagnes.... 774
7 Avril. Extrait d'une lettre a M. de Vaudreuil par le sieur Dumont, ren-
dant compte de sa mission au Detroit 779
24 Mai. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre des misssionnaires
du Sault St. Louis commandant militaire de cette place, et la
garnison '. 779
8 Juin. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de MM. de St. Sul-
pice, de Paris, appuyant la reclamation de leurs confreres de Mont-
real taxe des fortifications 783
25 Sept. Lettre de M. Chaussegfos de Lery, au conseil lettre de M. Ni-
verville commencement de ville au fort Chambly 784
25 Sept. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de M Cbaussegros
de Lery bailments publics aux Trois-Rivieres et a Montreal ne-
cessite de couvrir les magasins du Roi en ardoises les corps de
garde et magasins du Roi a Montreal compris dans 1'incendie ont
etc retablis.. . 785
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1581
SEME SERIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Anndes. Pages
23 Dec. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de 1'eveque de
Quebec gouvernement des couvents destruction proposee de
1'hopital de Montreal hopital de Quebec 786
4 Oct. Deliberations du conseil de marine, au sujet d'une lettre de M.
de Ramezay incendie de 1'hopital de Montreal hopital Charron
plaintes centre les hospitallers 793
4 Oct. Etat abrege, signe par M, Begon, de toute la monnaie de carte
fabriquee en Canada, depuis 1702 jusqu'en 1717 796
8 Oct. Deliberations du conseil de marine, au sujet d'une lettre de M.
de Vaudreuil mariage des officiers missionnaires nouveaux
coups des Renards etablissement de la riviere St. Joseph
Ouyatanous Dubuisson cote de Labrador Brouage 797
6 Oct. Lettre de M. de Ramezay au ministre Detroit vente d'eau-de-
vie aux Sauvages 808
8 Oct. Deliberations du conseil au sujet d'une lettre de MM. de Vau-
dreuil et Begon maniere de composer l'Alkerm<Js 809
8 Oct. Extrait d'une lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, en reponse
au mernoire du Roi du 8 juin precedent Acadie rivalite anglaise
peres Rasle et Lachasse Abenaquis et Hurons cle Lorette
Abenaki's de Panaouaniske, de Medoctek et Pesmonkady rendez-
vous des Anglais a Panouaniske les Anglais s'y ttablissent 810
8 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conseil domaine
d'occident commerce etranger lac Champlain 819
25 Sept. Lettre de M. Chaussegros de Lery, au conseil, au sujet d'un plan
en relief de Montreal fortifications de Quebec pays sans argent
monnaye ainsi que sans cartes 819
5 Oct. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de MM. de Vau-
dreuil et Begon districts des paroisses dots des religieux
hopital-general pour les fous soldats invalides mailres d'ecola
Turcq de Castleveyre eau-de-vie Sault St. Louis troupes
concessions commerce des .grains Sarrazin rats musques
etablissements Niagara rivalite anglaise 821
30 Sept. Estimation et plan pour une maison, un corps de garde, et un fort
de pieux a faire au Sault St. Louis, signes Chaussegros de Lery . . . 836
25 Oct. Lettre de M. Chaussegros de Lery au conseil fortifications de
Montreal incendie de Montreal 837
3 Nov. Deliberations du conseil. au sujet d'une lettre de M. de Vau-
dreuil traite de 1'eau -de-vie temoignage des Sauvages en justice
incendie de Montreal marche de celte ville place d'armes . . 841
4 Nov. Lettre de M. de Begon au conseil, au sujet de 1'armement et du
desarmement de batiments au port de Quebec navigation cana-
dienne 845
4 Nov. Lettre de MM. Begon et de Vaudreuil monnaie de carte
jesuites de Montreal 846
4 Nov. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet a'une lettre de MM. Begon et
de Vaudreuil commerce de la colonie importations et exporta-
tions anes. . 847
1582
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. VII Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
4 Nov. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de MM". Begon et
de Vaudreuil population peche a marsouins 850
2 Octobre. Liste des officiers des troupes du detacheraent de la marine en la
Nouvelle France, avec le nombre de soldats, suivant la revue qui
en aete faite le ler octobre 1721 855
4 Nov. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de MM. Begon et
de Vaudreuil religieuses hospitalieres de Montreal hopital gene-
ral de Quebec lettres de noblesse Crevier 857
4 Nov. Extrait d'une lettre du conseil a MM. Begon et de Vaudreuil
Detroit Lamothe Cadillac avantages demandes cens et rentes
le sieur de Tonty 860
10 Nov. Lettre de M. Begon au conseil, accompagnant deux requetes
relativement a la liberte du commerce des castors marchands tie
Montreal negociants de Quebec 887
10 Nov. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil monopole du castor, ses
avantages marchands de Quebec et de Montreal 900
14 Nov. Deliberations du conseil, au sujet d'une lettre de MM. de Vau-
dreuil et Begon moulins et bateaux devant Quebec Lanoullier. 901
Description anatomique du rat d'eau de PAmerique dit rat-
musque, par Sarrazin 905
VOL. VIII. (1722-1725.)
CANADA.
Fac-simile des autographes de Sarrazin, Began, Vaudreuil) de Hamesay, Des-
Ligneri, J. Fornel, pretre, cure de Pancienne Lorette, L. tfAvaugour, Jean, eveque de
Quebec.
1722.
ler Jum. Arrete du conseil au sujet de 400 livres a etre payees a Madeleine
Bouchette, sage-femme 933
Deliberation du conseil au sujet des criees des banes d'eglise. , 933
Paroles des Renards dans un conseil tenu chez M. de Montigny,
en presence du missionnaire 937
Reponse de M. de Montigny aux Renards 941
Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au conseil au sujet du poste de Te-
miscamingue 942
Lettre de M. de Ramezay au conseil du commerce clandestin
du castor, principalement par un sieur des Mousseaux, etc 943
Liste des officiers des troupes du detachement de la marine
avec le nombre des sergents et soldats, suivant la revue qui en a
ete faite le ler octobre 1722 951
Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au conseil, sur les affaires
de la colonie 953
Des memes au meme districts de paroisses les religieuses
de 1'hopital general des maitres d'ecole de la traite de 1'eau-
de-vie du commerce avec les Anglais de la mission St. Louis,
etc.. 955
6 Juillet.
6 Sept.
6 Sept.
15 Oct.
15 Oct.
ler Oct.
17 Oct.
17 Oct.
L'HISTOIKE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1583
Annies. 3EME SjSRIE. VOL. VIII Continuation. Pages
17 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre, demandant la pension
attachee a la dignite de grand croix dc 1'ordre de St. Louis 965
17 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au ministre petits
enseignes nominations a divers emplois cartes des pays d'en
haut, etc 966
17 Oct. Lettre de M. Chaussegros de Lery au ministre 1'enceinte de.
Montreal 967
17 Oct. Lettre du meme, au sujet des fortifications , 970
17 Oct. Du meme, au sujet du bailment du Roi da chateau de Quebec,
etc 971
20 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil informant le conseil qu'il a fait
chanter un Te Deum-en action de graces, pour le retablissement de
la saute du Roi 972
20 Oct. Du meme, en reponse aux plaintes portees coatre lui par la
femrne Rcaume Dauteuil 972
21 Oct. Du meme, accusant reception des medailles destinees aux Sau-
vages 978
24 Oct. Du meme, au sujet de Petablissement de la riviere St. Joseph
du poste des Miamis de Vincennes des Ouyatanous, etc ... 978
24 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil, au sujet du sieur Delisle de la .
Croyere 980
28 A.vi-11. Lettre de 1'eveque de Quebec au conseil, au sujet de Phopital-
general de la vente des banes d'cglise des dots des religieuses,
etc 983
27 Dec. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. de Ramezay, au sujet des Iroquois
des menees des Anglais de leurs projets sur le lac Ontario de
Temiscaming cles ecarlatines, etc 986
Memoire des representations sur 1'adjudication qui vient d'etre
faite du poste de Temiscamingue 990
1723.
10 Jan. Lettre de la veuve Pascaud au ministre sur le commerce clu
castor, etc 993
10 Jan. Lettre a M. de Ramezay, sur les desseins qu'ont les Sauvages
du Detroit de laire la guerre aux Renards 995
15 Avril. Du pere Davaugour, demandant un missionnaire pour les Sioux,
et que M. Pachot soil envoye comme commandant chez cette
nation 1003
5 Mai. De la compagnie des Tndes, se plaignant des difficultes que
font les Ccinadiens de recevoir sa monnaie de cuivre 1004
5 Juin. Memoire sur les Abenaquis, et leur guerre avec les Anglais les
missions de Becancour et de St. Frarigois, etc 1005
9 Juin. Copie du memoire du Roi a MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au
sujet des Abenaquis et des missions de Becancour et de St. Fran-
gois 1008
2 Sept. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil expo?ant que la ville de Montreal a
besoin d'uu medecin, et demandant un brevet du Roi pour Timothce
Sylvain 1011
1584
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
3JEME S^RIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Pages
Annies.
29 Sept. Du meme au sujet des negociants de Montreal du commerce
des pays d'en haut de Temiscamingue de Desmousseaux 1012
SO Sept. Lettre de M. Chaussegros de Lery au sujet du logement des
troupes aux Trois-Rivieres 1017
30 Sept. Du meme, se plaignant qu'on ne lui rend pas les honneurs mili-
taires 1018
30 Sept. Du meme au sujet de Penceinte de Montreal et de 1'incendie de
1721 1019
2 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au ministre, sur la guerre des Renards
les Sauteux Illinois Louvigny les entreprises des Anglais sur la
riviere Ouabache , 1020
2 Oct. Du meme, se plaignant du sieur Beauharnais de Blanville, etc ...1024
3 Oct. Copie d'une lettre ecrite a M. de Vaudreuil par le P. Aubry, je-
suite, missionnaire a St. Frangois 1026
5 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil au sujet de 1'exercice du canon de
M. de Joncaire et de ses services 1027
8 Oct. Lettre de M. de Lignery, demandant de 1'avancement pour un de
ses enfants 1029
11 Oct. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil sur les affaires du Canada, de la Loui-
siane les alliances des Renards, leur guerre avec les Illinois les
differends entre les Frangais de la Louisiane et ceux du Canada
un chef Abenaqui presente au Roi, etc 1033
12 Oct. Lettre de M. de Ramesay au sujet des alliances des Abenaquis,
etc .' 1044
14 Oct. Lettre de M. Begon sur les invalides de la marine, les droits sur
les vaisseaux naviguant dans le St. Laurent, les matelots, la marine
du Canada, etc 1049
14 Oct. Lettre de MM. deVaudreui! et Begon surlacherte des denrees
le prix du bois les Hospitalieres de Montreal la maison des
Freres Hospitallers, etc 1053
14 Oct. Des m ernes en reponse aux plaintes des habitants de la Prairie de
la Madeleine au sujet de 1'annexion d'une partie de la paroisse a
celle de Longueuil 1055
14 Oct. Des memes au sujet de 1'exploration du St. Laurent vers le sud
(note approbative) 1062
14 Oct. Des memes au cardinal Fleury, le felicitant de sa nomination
comme premier ministre 1064
14 Oct. Des inemes, rendant compte des travaux des fortifications de
Montreal du corps de garde des Trois-Rivieres des travaux de
la maison des fous du chateau de Quebec, etc 1065
14 Oct. Des memes annoncant 1'arrivce de douze hommes qui devront
servir de maitres d'ecole dans la colonie 1066
14 Oct. Des memes au sujet de la monnaie de cuivre et du refus qu'on
en fait 1067
10 Oct. Lettre du cure Ulric de la Prairie de la Madeleine au secretaire
d'etat (departement 'de la marine) au sujet de 1'annexion d'une
partie de sa paroisse a Longueuil 1069
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1585
SEME SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Annies. Pages
Requete des habitants de la paroisse de St. Ange (seigneurie De-
maure) se plaignant d'avoir ete retranches de la paroisse de 1'An-
cienne Lorette, etc . , 1074
1723. Requete a Mgr. St. Vallier de la part des habitants de la seigneu-
rie de St. Pierre, reclamant centre 1'annexion de la dite seigneurie a
la paroisse de Becancour 1077
Liste des habitants de la cote St. Ange qui reclament centre leur"
reunion aux paroisses de St. Augustin ct de Ste. Foy 1078
Requete de J. Fornel, pretre, cure de 1'Ancienne Lorette (au mi-
nistre) reclamant contre 1'arret du conseil d'etat, qui reduit sa pa-
roisse a rien 1 080
14 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon sur les affaires des pays
d'en haut, de 1'Acadie, de Port-Royal, etc 1089
14 Oct. Des memes sur les missions des Abenaquis 1'enceinte de Mont-
real la mission de Tadoussac, etc 1092
14 Oct. Des memes, au sujet de la poudre 1093
14 Oct. Des memes, au sujet des fraudes dans le commerce du castor de
la compagnie des Indes et du commerce qu'elle se reserve, etc .... 1094
14 Oct. Des memes, sur les affaires generates de la colonie pauvres de
1'hopital general, instruction publique maitres d'ecole religieuses
de 1'Hotel-Dieu de Montreal mission des Sioux le P. Marest
traite de l'eau-de-vie papier-terrier cens et rentes-- Niagara, etc. 1095
14 Oct. Des memes, en faveur du Pere Loyard, du sieur Daigremont et
du sieur Collet, procureur-general 1105
14 Oct. De M. Begon, recommandant le sieur Raimbault, fils, a la charge
de procureur-general de la juridiction de Montreal 1 107
14 Oct. Du meme, au sujet de ventes de bois 1 108
14 Oct. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au sujet des affaires des Abe-
naquis, etc 1 109
14 Oct. Des memes, au sujet de 1'etablissement da Detroit des pays
d'en haut des sieurs Lamarche, La Mothe Cadillac, Lignery, Sa-
brevois, Tonty, etc 1116
14 Oct. Lettre de M. Begon au sujet d'une reclamation du sieur Coffinier,
medecin de 1'Hotel-Dieu de Quebec 1120
14 Oct. Du meme bois de construction 1122
15 Oct. Lettre de M. de Ramezay contre le commerce que fait M. de
Vaudreuil 1124
26 Oct. Lettre de M. Begon , 1139
26 Oct. Du meme, annongant qu'un Te, Deum a ete chante a 1'occasion
du sacre du Roi 1 140
26 Oct. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon au sujet de diverses nominations
a faire 1141
31 Oct. De M. de Vaudreuil, demandant que le capitaine de vaisseau
Busquet soil puni pour avoir regu a son bord le pretre destine a la
mission des Mickmaks 1 145
1 Nov. Lettre de Peire au cardinal Fleury, au sujet de la pcche aux mar-
souins a Kamouraska, riviere Ouelle, etc 1146
1586
MANUSCEJTS RELATIFS A
SEME SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Annies. Pages
1 Dec. * Lettro de Beauharnais de Blanville, rendant compte de sa traver-
see de la Rochelle a Quebec 1148
1724. Acte de profession de la Soeur St. Michel. 1153
Extrait des uouvelles de 1'Acadie, rapportees par le pere Felix,
missionnaire recollet 1154
14 Jauv. Lettre au sujet de la difficulte de la paroisse de la Prairie 1 155
14 Mai. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil sur Temiscaming Paul Guillet
traite de 1'eau-de-vie, etc 1157
23 Mai. De Chaussegros de Lery, au sujet du fort du Sault St. Louis
des ouvrages du chateau de Quebec de 1'enceinte de Montreal. ..1158
Octobre. Lettre de Prat sur la navigation, le port de Quebec, la construc-
tion des navires, etc 1159
20 Oct. De Chaussegros de Lery, au sujet des fortifications de Temisca-
ming de la traite des abus des troupes, etc 1160
20 Oct. Du meme, sur les constructions partieulieres, les maisons a plu-
sieurs etages, etc 1162
25 Oct. De M. de Vaudreuil, au sujet des capitaines et des enseignes de
vaisseaux 1 163
25 Oct. Du meme, exprimant sa reconnaissance de ce qu'il a ete fait
droit a sa plainte centre Beauharnais de Blanville, etc 1164
25 Oct. Du meme, sur le commerce avec les Anglais 1164
25 Oct. Du meme, sur la traite de l'eau-de-vie avec les Sauvages les
affaires des pays d'en haut, etc 1 165
25 Oct. Du meme, sur les troupes, les soldats invalides, les conges abso-
lus, etc. .1167
25 Oct. Du meme, remerciant le ministre de la nomination de Cavagnal,
son fils, (a M. de Vaudreuil) au commandement des troupes 1169
25 Oct. Du meme, sur les affaires des pays d'en haut 1170
25 Oct. Du meme, sur le meme sujet 1 174
25 Oct. Du merae, sur les accusations portees contre lui 1179
25 Oct. Du meme, au sujet de la nomination de Sylvain (ou Sullivan)
comme medecin de Montreal 1 181
25 Oct. Du meme, au sujet de 1'exercice du canon les dimanches de
Delisle de la Croyere des Iroquois, Abenaquis, etc 1 182
28 Oct. Du meme, sur Temiscaming et le retablissement des conges 1 183
28 Oct. Du meme, au sujet du nombre et de 1'emploi des soldats et des
fortifications 1184
29 Oct. De madame de Vaudreuil, sur la mort du sieur Robert 1'insuffi-
sance des appointements de M. de Vaudreuil 1'imperfection des
travaux de menuiserie la cherte de la vie a Quebec, etc., etc 1186
30 Oct. De M. de Vaudreuil, demandant des conges pour passer en
France pour les sieurs de la Verendrye, Ramond, Celloron et la
Perrade, etc 1191
2 Nov. De M. Begon, sur la vente des pelleteries sur le bois, les plan-
ches et bordages pour France 1'envoi de 5,794 livres de chanvre
plaintes contre Lanouillier etat des castors 1197
2 Nov. Du meme, sur la foi et hommage et 1'aveu et denombrement . . . .1203
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1587
Annies. 3KME SERIE. VOL. VIII Continuation. Pages
2 Nov. Du meme, sur le bois qui doit etre fourni 1203
2 Nov. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, sur la reconnaissance des ports et
havres au sud du St. Laurent les marchands (brains la liberte de
vendre en detail 1'accaparement des bles Temiscaming, etc 1206
2 Nov. Representations des negociants du Canada contre les marchands
forains 1214
2 Nov. De M. Begon, sur la question du commerce forain le commerce
et approvisionnement de la colonie les avantages de la liberte
commerciale, etc 1215
2 Nov. Uu meme, sur la liberte du commerce et les besoins de 1'agricul-
ture 1219
2 Nov. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, sur la mort de M. Robert, qui ve-
nait remplaeer M. Begon sur 1'entretien de huit maitres d'ecole a
1'hopital general de Montreal sur les Scioux, et les affaires des
pays d'en haut les ceieales le commerce avec les Antilles les
peches les fortifications le nornbre des cabarets, etc. 1220
2 Nov. De M. Begon, au sujet de certaines accusations d'adultere 1229
2 Nov. Du meme, au sujet des fortifications de Montreal et des travaux
du chateau St. Louis a Quebec 1233
2 Nov. Du meme, remerciant le ministre de 1'avoir nomine intendant du
havre, etc ..1234
2 Nov. Du meme, sur 1'hopital general .... 1236
2 Nov. De MM. de Vaudreuil et Begon, au sujet du P. Loyard, des Abe-
naquis du logement des soldats, etc 1238
2 Nov. Des memes, au sujet du sieur Pachot des depenses publiques,
etc 1239
2 Nov. Des memes, relativement a la delimitation des paroisses de Lo-
rette, Beauport, St. Ours, St. Pierre et Ste. Croix, etc 1240
2 Nov. Des memes, au suj;:t de la nomination du due de Bourbon comme
premier ministre 1242
2 Nov. Du meme, demandant que les appointemens de la femme Bou-
chette ou Domtaille, sage-femme, lui soient payes regulierement. . .1243
4 Nov. De M. de Vaudreuil demandant de 1'avancement pour son fils, et
la charge de gouverneur de Montreal pour M. de Longueuil 1244
5 Nov. Du meme mauvaise construction des fortifications de Montreal,
etc 1245
Etat des peches a marsouins en 1724 depuis 1'ile Verte jusqu'a la
grande pointe du cote sud du fleuve St. Laurent 1246
1725 Memoire de 1'eveque de Quebec sur les revenus de tous les eta-
blissements ecclesiastiques et religieux du Canada 1249
Projet pour peupler le Canada de la maniere la plus avantageuse
pour cette colonie et pour la France 1251
16 Avril. De M. de Vaudreuil, se plaignant de 1'acquittement du nomme
Grouard qu'il avait fait arreter 1265
18 Mai. Du meme, au sujet de Temiscaming de I'csprit d'independance
des habitants de Montreal Ferine accordee a Fleury dc la Gorgen-
diere et troubles qui s'en suivent 1270
1588
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SRIE. VOL. VIII Continuation.
Pages
Ann6es.
22 Mai. Du meme sur I'etablissernent de Chouegen fait par les Anglais
sur le lac Ontario, et 1'importance de les empecher de s'y raaintenir,
etc 1296
Discours de M. de Longueuil aux Iroquois assembles a Nontague
et reponses des Trcquois 1303
22 Mai. De M. de Vaudreuil sur les menees des Anglais et leurs demeles
avec les Abenaquis 1313
22 Mai. De M. de Vaudreuil demandant un etat des marchandises desti-
nees aux magasins du Roi a Quebec. 1319
Du meme proposant qu'on permette aux soldats qui se marient
dans le paysde garder leur fusil 1319
10 Juin. De M. de Begon sur les postes d'en haut et la maladie de M.
de Vaudreuil 1321
10 Juin. Du meme, rendant compte des difficultes suscitees par 1'adjudica*
tion de la ferme de Temiscaming, et proposant d'affermer aussi tous
les postes d'en haut, etc 1322
Du meme sur les menees des Anglais, et les etablissements de
Chouegen, Niagara, Frontenac, La Galette, Ontario, etc 1335
Du meme sur 1'exploitation des mats pour les vaisseaux du Roi. .1341
9 Juillet. Requete de Paul Guillet a M. de Vaudreuil se plaignant de 1'adju-
dication faite a M. de la Gorgendiere, etc 1346
10 Sept. Discours des Iroquois qui sont venus a Montreal annoncer la mort
de M. de Ramezay et reponse anx discours des Iroquois par M.
le baron de Longueuil - 1349
VOL. IX. (1725-1726.)
Gouvernement interimaire de M. de Longueil fin de 1'ad ministration de Begon
commencement du gouvernement de M. de Beauharnais et de 1'administration de Dupuy.
Armes du sieur de Longueuil.
Armoiries donnees a Charles Lemoine de Longueuil dans ses lettres d'annoblissement
de 1668.
Fac-simile de 1'ecriture de Jean Eveque de Quebec, (l729),Longueuil,Begon, Beau-
harnois, Dupuy, (1726.)
1725.
4 Oct. Lettre de 1'eveque de Quebec se plaignant de ce qu'on envoie au
Canada des personnes dereglees des mauvaises moeurs, consequen-
ce du celibat force des soldats de la cupidite, etc demandant la
protection royale pour les religieuses hospitalieres de Quebec, de
Trois-Rivieres et de Montreal annonqant le naufrage du vaisseau
du Roi, la mort de Louvigny, etc rendant compte des projets du
frere Chretien pour 1'etablissement d'ecoles, etc 1361
20 Oct. Memoire qui explique les anciennes limites du poste de Temisca-
mingue sur les connaissances qu'en ont donnees les sieurs de Ver-
cheres et Lamorendiere, oificiers des troupes, et les sieurs Blondeau
et Rose, voyageurs qui ont ete dans ce poste (redige par Begon). . .1370
21 Oct. Lettre de M. de Longueuil demandant le gouvernement general du
pays 1373
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1589
SEME SJERIE. VOL. IX ^Continuation.
Annies. ^ Pages
29 Oct. De Chaussegros de Lery sur les travauxde fortifications ae Mont-
real et de Chambly et sur la cathedrale de Quebec, etc 1374
31 Oct. De MM. de Longueuil et Begon, transrnettant le placet et le me-
mcire des heritiers de feu sieur Hertel, au snjetdu fort Pontchartrain
de Chambly et sa banlieue 1377
31 Oct. De MM. de Begon et de Longueuil au sujet de la perte resultant
d'une diminution d'un cinquieme sur la valeur des especes 1383
31 Oct. Des memes, proposant d'accorder la concession au-dessus de La
Noraye au sieur Gatineau 1386
31 Oct. Des memes relativement aux fortifications, et au logement des
soldats 1387
31 Oct. De M. Begon, sollicitant de 1'avancement pour son frere. 1388
31 Oct. De MM. de Longueuil et Begon, transmettant un etat des peches
a marsouins etablies dans le fleuve St. Laurent, et de ce qui a etc
pris a la fin de 1'automne de 1724 et depuis le printemps de 1725
jusqu'a present 1390
31 Oct. Des memes sur la nouvelle adjudication du poste de Temiscamin-
gue 1392
31 Oct. Des memes, sur les affaires generates de la colonie les pays d'en
haut les etablissements de Chouegen Niagara, Toronto, Outa-
ouacs Ohio la neutralite des Iroquois, etc 1403
31 Oct. Des memes au sujet du reglement des districts de paroisses des
affaire de La Prairie, St. Ours, St. Pierre, etc 1413
De M. Begon concernant 1'exploitation du boisde mature legou-
dron, etc 1414
Remarques du sieur de Tilly pendant son voyage a Chicoutimy
pour y examiner les pins propres a la mature, etc 1417
31 Oct. De M. Begon, rendant compte d'une diffieulte entre les sieurs St.
Castin et Peire au sujet de la peche de la morue, et d'une ordon-
nance qu'il a rendue a cet egard (texte de 1'ordonnance) 1422
De M. Begon annongant qu'il a fixe le nombre des cabarets a deux
par paroisse 1434
De MM. Longueuil et Begon rendant compte de 1'attitude des Abe-
naquis vis-a-vis des Anglais 1436
Des memes annonc,ant la mort de M. de Vaudreuil arrivee le 10
octobre le naufrage du Chameau rendant compte des affaires ge-
nerales de la colonie . . . 14i2
Des memes annongant le depart de madame la marquise de Vau-
dreuil 1451
Itecensement des navires qui sont venus devant la ville de Que-
bec, tant de la France que des lies de la Martinique et 1'ile Royale, et
ceux qui sont partis de la dite ville . . . 1452
1726.
15 Fcvrier. Avis de monseigneur Peveque de Quebec et MM. de Longueuil
et Began au sujet des reclamations soulevees par le reglement des
districts de paroisses 1453
20 Mai. De M. Begou anuongant sa determination de coutiimcr encore
un an en consequence du naufrage du Chameau. ... 1457
1590
MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
SEME S^RIE.* VOL. IX Continuation.
Ann6es.
Pages
Du m^me au sujet de la diminution des troupes du fort de Nia-
gara des Abenaquis et des Sauvages domicilies, etc 1458
15 Juin. Copie de la lettre ecrite par M. de Lignery de la Bale des Puants,
a M. de Liette, commandant aux Illinois 1461
ler Juin. Conseil tenu a la Baie des Puants par M. de Lignery avec les Sa-
kis, Puants et Renards, en presence de MM. D'Amariton, de Cli-
gnancourt et du reverend pere Chardon 1465
7 Juin. Memoire concernant la paix que M. de Ligneray a faite avec les
chefs dcs Renards, Sakis et Puants, a la Baie ; (travail des bureaux)l469
25 Juillet. De M. de Longueuil an niinistre, sur les affaires des Sauvages les
Renards, les Sauteux, les Sioux, etc 1'etablissement de Niagara,
celui des Anglais a Chouegen 1'incendie du palais de Quebec, etc.. 1473
14 Juillet. Conseil tenu a Niagara par les deputes des cinq nations Iroquoi-
ses avec M. de Longueuil 1481
10 Sept. Lettre de 1'eveque de Quebec au rninistre au sujet des affaires
ecclesiastiques 1'insuffisance du nombre des pretres 1'inter-
diction du cure de Louisbourg la mauvaise conduite des recollets,
etc 1487
Liste des representans elus par plusieurs lieux et cites de laNou-
ve)le York (du 26 sept, au 3 octobre 1726) pour servir dans 1'as-
semblee generale : '. 1491
Discours du gouverneur Burnet aux representans assembles, le 27
septembre 1492
Resultat des conferences ou pourparlers tenus par les Anglais
avec les Sauvages Abenaquis a Falmouth dans la Casco-Bay a Ten-
tree de la Nouvelle Angleterre, avec une lettre de M. le marquis de
Beauharnais, gouverneur de la Nouvelle France aux Abenaquis
de St. Frangois 1495
22 Sept. Extrait de la lettre de M. de Noyan a M. le marquis de Beau-
harnois ecrite de Montreal, au sujet de 1'etablissement de Niagara. 1507
5 Sept. Extrait d'une lettre de M. de Longueuil sur le progres du fort
de Niagara, et 1'abandon de Chouegen et de la petite chute par les
Anglais 1510
28 Sept. De M. de Beauharnois au sujet des presents a donner aux Abe-
naquis 1512
28 Sept. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au sujet de 1'etablissement projete
a Ouabache 1513
Du meme au sujet des fusils a donner aux soldats congedies qui
se marieront 1514
Du meme transmettant les certificats de service et de catholicite
du sieur Laronde Denis 1514
Du meme accusant reception des conges accordes aux sieurs de
La Veranderie, Celoron et Dugue 1515
Du meme, sur des questions de preeminence 1516
Du meme, au sujet d'un ordre du Hoi portant que certains jeunes
gens de famille seront soldats dans la colonie jusqu'a la fin de leurs
jours 1517
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1591
SEME SERIE. VOL. IX Continuation.
Annies. Pages
Du me me, sur les conges militaires 1'impossibilite d'augmenter
les troupes le budget du Canada, etc 1518
1 Octobre. Du meme annongant qu'il a assiste an Te Deum chante dans la
cathedrale de Quebec a 1'occasion du mariage du Roi 1520
Du meme sur la necessite d'etablir la poudriere dans un autre
endroit 1520
Du meme, sur les affaires des Illinois, et la mission des Sioux. .1521
Du meme sur deux soldats deserteurs qui se sont rendus a
Orange 1523
Du meme recommandant la requete presentee par le sieur Chaus-
segros de Lcry pour avoir la croix de St. Louis 1523
12 Octobre. De M. Begon, transmettant un plan de Montreal, dresse par le
sieur Dugue 1525
14 Octobre. De 1'intendant Dupuy, sur 1'etat des affaires dans la colonie, etc. .1526
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy stir 1'adjudication des travaux
necessites par la construction du nouvcau palais, etc., (avec devis) .1531
20 Octobre. Des memes, sur les especes le bois de la Baie de Gaspe et de la
Bale des Chaleurs la navigation et le commerce les peches de
marsouins la police du pain la poudriere de Quebec le loge-
ment des troupes, etc ... .1551
De M. de Beauharnois demandant un conge pour le sieur Ama-
riton 1557
Du meme au sujet des limites du gouvernement de M. de Lon-
gueuil 1557
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy accusant reception de la de-
peche qui leur notifle la resolution du Roi de gouverner lui-mcme
sans premier ministre. 1558
Des memes, au sujet du logement du gouverneur a Montreal 1559
Des memes, au sujet de divers offices de judicature ] 560
Des memes, relativement au commerce du castor des fraudes, etc. 1563
21 Octobre. De Dupuy, annongant qu'il aloue la maison de Mine, de Ramezay
pour trois aus 1569
Du meme, sur les affaires ecclesiastiques 1'cmploi des soldats
le commerce et les peches le bois de construction les mines les
defrichemens les moutons et autres bestiaux les peaux d'ani-
maux sauvages les cabarets, etc 1571
Du meme, annoncant que les Dlles. de Yaudreuil passent sur le
vaissi-au d u Roi 1 587
Du meme, au sujet des traites pour le compte du Roi dans les
pays d'en haut des bois du chanvre des lettres de change, etc. 1587
30 Octobre. De M. Collet, procureur-general, a 1'intendant, au srjet de la
place de conseiller clerc, et de M. Chartier de Lotbiniere, etc 1592
De M. Dupuy, sur diverses affaires de la colonie 1596
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, au sujet de diverses nomina-
tions du seminaire de Quebec des constructions des Ursulines
des projets de chautiers du sieur St. Castin de la navigation du
St. Laurent, etc 1599
1592 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SISRIE. VOL,. IX Continuation.
Ann<Ses.
21 Octobre. De Dupuy, au sujet des limites de la traite de Tadoussac, et de
la reunion de la seigneurie de la Malbaie au domaine 1611
Du meme, sur les desordres de la femme Reaume 1611
Du meme, au sujet du papier-terrier 1612
22 Octobre. Du meme, relativement au ramonage des cheminees 1612
14 Octabre. De M. de Beauharnois, au sujet de la frequence des incendies, etc.1615
25 Octobre. Du meme sur les menees des Anglais 1'etablissement de Nia-
gara- M. de Joncaire 1619
23 Octobre. De M. Begon, arrive en France apres une absence de 14 ans
rend compte de sa traversee 1623
29 Dec. De M. de Beauharnois, au sujet de certains honneurs reclames par
M. Dupuy 1625
VOL. X. (1727.)
Gouvernement du Marquis de Beauharnois administration de Dupuy.
lere page Armoiries du Marquis de Beauharnois.
Fac-smile de 1'ecriture de " Daigremont" le " Marquis de Vaudreuil" " Beau-
harnois."
1727 Requete des habitants du gouvernement de Montreal au marquis
de Beauharnois demandant I'etablissement d'un college 1627
Memoire sur I'etablissement de Niagara 1631
23 Jan. Reglement des districts de paroisses 1639
10 Mars. De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy sur la traite de l'eau-de-vie et
sur les reparations a 1'Hotel-Dieu de Montreal 1643
6 Mars. De M. de Beauharnois au sujet de ses differends avec M. Dupuy. 1617
8 Mars. Du meme, sur le meme sujet, et aussi sur le deces du procureur-
general Collet 11648
26 Mars. Ordonnance de M. Dupuy annuitant le dernier bail du poste de
Temiscamingue 1659
Avril. De Mme de Vaudreuil offrant a vendre sa maison de Montreal
pour le Roi 1664
De Mme deVaudreuil offrant d'e changer sa terre du Canada contre
la foret de Vauvray 1665
De la meme, presentant un memoire en faveur de plusieurs per-
sonnes du Canada 1667
De la meme, demandant un loyer convenable pour sa maison de
Montreal ." 1667
De la meme, demandant la place de commandant du Detroit pour
Adhemar de Lantagnac, petit neveu de son mari, etc 1674
27 Avril. Memoire au sujet des Renards 1675
Sur les etablissements de Niagara et de Chouegen 1683
29 Avril. Sur les Abenaquis les Scioux les Renards les menees des An-
glais, etc 1687
30 Avril. De M. de Beauharnois, annonqant que les jesoites qui sont chez
les Scioux demandent des instruments de mathematiques 1695
Du meme, sur ses differends avec M. Dupuy 1699
18 Mai. Du meme au sujet des Renards, etc 1700
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FEANCE. 1593
SEME SERIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Ann des. Pages
20 Juillet. DC M. Dupuy, annongant qu'il a afferme Toronto a M. de la Saus-
saye, 1703
9 Aout. Paroles dcs Hurons du Detroit et reponses aux Hurons. ....... 1707
18 Sept. De M. Lacorne remerciant le ministre, de la grace qu'il vient d'ac-
corder a son fils 1713
24 Aout. De M. de Beauharnois, annongant qu'il ne peut rendre compte de
de certaines choses parce qu'il a etc malade 1715
5 Sept. Du meme, annongant qu'il a charge le baron de Longueil de veil-
ler aux interets de la compagnie des Indes 1715
11 Sept. Du meme, annongant qu'il a reuni les 4.0 Nepissingues de File aux
Tourtes a la mission du Lac des Deux-Montagnes 1716
12 Sept. Du meme, au sujet des plaintes portees par le sieur Sylvain, me-
decin 1716
15 Sept. Du meme, au sujet de ses differends avec M. Dupuy 1717
20 Sept. Du meme, sur le meme sujet sur les religieuses de PHotel-
Dieu de Montreal les traites de Toronto, Frontenac et Niagara. ..1719
25 Sept. Du meme, au sujet des individus envoyes par lettres de cachet
en Canada et sur 1'etablissement projete des Anglais a Ouabache.1723
Du meme, au sujet de la rivalite anglaise du commerce etran-
ger des Sauvages du Sault St. Louis et du lac des Deux-Monta-
gnes 1725
Dv. meme, sur les Abenaquis et le fonds que le Hoi leur alloue
sur 1'etat du domaine 1726
Du meme, remercaient des graces accordees aux personnes
qu'il a recommandees 1727
Du meme, annongant qu'il a fait chanter un Te Deum en 1'hon-
neur du retablissement de la sante du Roi 1728
Du meme, demandant qu'on fasse arreter tous les Francais qui
vont sans permission du Canada au Mississippi 1729
Du meme, envoyant 1'etat du cout des hangars necessaires pour
mettre a couvert le bois de construction 1730
Du meme, demandant des mcdailles pour les Sauvages 1733
Du meme, a propos d'une expedition projetee centre les Renards. 1734
20 Aout. Copie de la lettre ecrite par M. de Beauharnois a M. Deliette,
commandant aux Illinois 1734
25 Sept. Memoire de M. de Lotbiniere, vioaire-general, en faveur des
enfants de M. Degly , 1734
De M. de Beauharnois, annonqant qu'il a promis aux Hurons de
rappeler le commandant du Detroit 1739
Du meme, au sujet des pensions des veuves 1742
Du meme, a propos des plaintes de capitaines de vaisseaux
retenus par le gouverneur 1743
Du meme, au sujet des rangs dans les troupes 1744
Du meme, annonqant que les provisions de M. le baron de Lon-
gueuil ont ete trouvees conformes a celles de M. de Ramezay. . . .1744
Du meme, sur 1'accueil flatteur qu'il a regu a Montreal sur le
commerce etranger sur la gratification en poudre en faveur des
aide-majors, etc 1745
1594
MANUSCRITS HELATIFS A
SEME SERIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
26 Sept. Du meme, sur les conges militaires la mission des Scioux
Paugmentation des depenses publiques, etc 1747
26 Sept. Du meme, recommandant un memoire de M. de Lery 1751
Memoire de M. Ohaussegros de Lery 1752
Octobre. De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, au sujet de I'amelioration du
port de Quebec 1755
10 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, se plaignant de M. Dupuy & 1'egard des
constructions publiques 1 757
10 Oct. Copie de la lettre ecrite au Cte. de Maurepas, par M. Dupuy,
intendatit et reponse du sieur Baudry de la Marche 1759
14 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, transmettant un memoire du P Lafitau,
au sujet des preventions des deux couronnes, en 1'accompagnant
d' observations 1763
14 Oct. Du meme, se plaignant des depen'ses que fait Pintendant Dupuy . 1765
17 Oct. De M. Chaussegros de Lery, sur les travaux de Niagara le
projet d'une citadelle a Quebec, etc 1767
18 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, notant certains points sur lesquels il
differe d'opinion avec M. Dupuy 1769
Memoire sur certaines places dans la judicature 1770
20 Oct. De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, annongant qu'ils feront tous
leurs efforts pour rompre les liaisons des Anglais avec les Sau-
vages. : 1772
De M. Dupuy, sur les depenses publiques devenues indispensa-
bles sur la necessite de fortifier Montreal sur le projet de
citadelle a Quebec 1773
28 Oct. Etat des fonds necessaires pour les fortifications et reparations
des batiments de la Nouvelle France a remettre Pannee prochaine,
(1728) 1779
20 Oct. De M. Dupuy, principalement sur la culture et le commerce du
chanvre la manufacture de goudron le commerce de centre-
bande, etc 1783
20 Oct. Du meme, sur certaines servitudes que des communautes pre-
tendaient imposer contrairement a la coutume de Paris 1791
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, au sujet de certaines recla-
mations de madame de Ramezay 1795
Des memes, sur les moyens de prevenir les dcgats commis sur
les proprietes des particuliers, etc 1799
De M. Dupuy, sur les affaires generates de lacolonie. .1803 et 1811
Du meme, sur le commerce 1851
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur les communautes les
chantiers, etc 1858
De M. Dupuy, sur ses differends avec le gonverneur 1861
Du meme, sur certaines affaires de commerce 1863
Du meme, sur le papier terrier les titres des communautes les
comptes du tresorier et certaines reclamations de particuliers,
etc 1864
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur Pexploitation des bois. .1868
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1595
SEME SERIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Annies. Pages
14 Oct. Copie de la lettre ecrite par M. Lepage a M. 1'intendant (a
propos d'un marche pour le bois) 1870
9 Sept. Proces-verbal de la vente des bois de la Baie St Paul 1871
20 Oct. De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur la poudriere, et le loge-
ment des troupes , 1873
20 Oct. De M. Dupuy, sur 1'etat de 1'artillerie sur le chemin de la
cote de la basse-ville, etc 1875
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur un impot a faire sur les
habitants de Montreal . . 1877
Des meraes, au sujet de 1'enregistrement de certaines ordonnances!878
De M. Dupuy, sur les depenses de la colonie 1879
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur un projet d'etablissement
a Labrador 1883
De M. de Beauharnois, sur une place de conseiller clerc a rem-
plir 1883
De M. Dupuy, sur 1'exploitation des bois et sur M. de Tilly. .1884
De M. Dupuy, sur le fonds des invalides de la marine 1'exemp-
tion en faveur des equipages qui vont a la peche au bas du St.
Laurent 1'amiraute de Quebec et 1'amiraute de Louisbourg 1887
De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur la monnaie I'imposition
de Montreal pour les fortifications la peche le recensement
1'etat civil 1'alignement des rues, etc 1891
21 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, sur ses difficultes avec M. Dupuy 1895
22 Oct. Du meme, sur la position de la famille Louvigny. 1895
23 Oct. Du meme, transmettant, en 1'appuyant, la demande d'une pen-
sion par madame d'Argenteuil 1896
24 Oct. Du meme, sur les depenses faites par le sieur Amariton pour
sauver une sauvagesse de la mort, (avec un extrait d'une lettre de
M. de Liette) 1899
25 Oct. De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, sur les menees des Anglais,
et la necessite de faire la guerre aux Renards. 1903
De M. de Beauharnois, transmettant une petition des marchands
de Quebec sur la concurrence faite par les marchands forains le
commerce entre le Canada et 1'Ile Royale, etc. 1907
20 Oct. De M. Dupuy, sur la mauvaise situation financiers de la colonie,
(avec diverses pieces 1 915
26 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, sur un traite des fortifications fait par M.
de Lery 1923
27 Oct. Du meme, sur les fraudes commises dans le commerce du
castor et la necessite de gardes pour la compagnie des Indes . . . 1927
De M. Dupuy, sur Fargent dans la colonie 1931
23 Oct. Representations des negociants de la Nouvelle France 1933
28 Oct. De MM. de Beauharnois et Dupuy, au sujet de Page auquel les
jeunes gens devront etre admis dans les cadets, etc ..... .-. 1942
29 Oct. De M. Dupuy, sur les finances de la colonie 1943
28 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, sur un projet de college des Jesuites a
Montreal 1961
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1596 MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. X Continuation.
Anvu'>cs. Pages
5 Nov. Du meme, sur le manque d'argent dans lacolonie 1961
ler Nov. De M. Dupuy, sur le barrage du fleuve a la Traverse le trou St.
Patrice les fraudes les postes du Roi les peches les actes des
notaires 1'educat^on publique la redoute de Chouegen 1'eta-
blissement de Niagara les limites de 1'Acadie les archives du
Canada, etc 1963
16 Nov. De M. Daigremont, au sujet de la revue des troupes, etc 1981
VOL. XI. (1728-1729.)
GOUVERNEMENT DU MARQUIS DE BEAUHARNOIS.
Fac-simile de 1'ecriture de Daigremont ; Denis de St. Simon ; Denis de Rame-
zay ; J. Hazeur ; O. de Saint Augustin t superieure ; Peire ; fgnace Gamelin ;
Malhiot ; Greysac, etc.
1717.
5 Juillet, Declaration du Roi pour la suppression de la monnaie de carte
en Canada 1883
1723.
21 Juin. Ordonnance de M. Begon, intendant, qui reduit d'un quart les
rentes dues aux seigneurs par les habitans 1990
1727.
16 Nov. Ordonnance de M. Dupuy, intendant, qui condamne les habitans
de la seigneurie de Bellechasse a payer au sieur de Rigauville, leur
seigneur, sur le pied de leurs eontrats 1993
1728.
13 Janvier. Autre ordonnance qui prononce la meme chose que celle ci-des-
sus centre les habitans de la seigneurie de Beauport envers leur
seigneur 2016
7 Avril. Opposition des dits habitans de Beauport a 1'execution de 1'or-
donnance ci-dessus avec declaration qu'il se pourvoiront au couseil
du Roi centre la dite ordonnance 2022
1728. Memoire de Nicolas Lanoullier sur la ferme de Tadoussac et
sur les droits de domaine en Canada 2027
1727.
20 Octobre. Etat des fonds & demander pour les depenses a faire en 1'annee
1728 (Dupuy) 2039
Etat de munitions de guerre et de bouche pour un detachement de
2000 hommes 2043
1728.
15 Janvier. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois sur ses differends avec M. Dupuy.. 2051
16 Janvier. Du meme sur le meme sujet 2055
23 Janvier. Du meme sur le meme sujet 2059
27 Fevrier. Des directeurs de la compagnie des Indes, au sujet des passeports.2063
27 Avril. De M. de Maurepas, soumettant diflerents sujets de recherches
aux habitans du Canada. . . ., 2067
11 Mai. Du meme, au sujet des limites des paroisses 2071
16 Mai. De M. de Beauharnois, au sujet des Sauvages d'en haut 2075
19 Mai. . De M. de Maurepas a M. Dupuy, au sujet de ses difFerenda avec
M. de Beauharnois. . 2079
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE.
1597
SEME SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Annies. Pages
12 Juin. De M. de Beauharnois transmettant de Rochefort aux habitans
du Canada des instructions sur la culture du chanvre 2083
4 Aout. Du meme au sujet des Renards et des Sioux ... 2087
18 Aout. Du meme, sur le meme sujet 2091
1 Octobre. Du meme, demandant une concession de terres, et priant qu'on
1'erige en marquisat 2095
Du meme, au sujet des me dailies a donner aux Sauvages des
etablissements d'Ouabache, etc 2097
Du meme, au sujet des armes des pieces de canon du college
de Montreal des capitaines des cotes des honneurs dus dans les
eglises, etc 2099
Du meme sur le rappel de Tonty, et de Lo"gueuil stir les com-
mandements de postes les conges, etc 2) 03
Du meme, accnsant reception de brevets, etc 2107
Du meme, assurant qu'il s'efforce de provoquer de la part des
habitans du Canada des recherches relatives a 1'histoire naturelle
et aux arts 2107
Du meme, sur les presens a faire aux Sauvages sur les conges
absolus, etc 2108
Du meme, au sujet de la desertion des soldats 2109
Du meme, au sujet de 1'exercice du. canon de 1'envoi de troupes
des forts de Niagara, Chouegen et Frontenac, etc -2111
Du meme, au sujet du medecin Sylvain, etc 21 13
Du meme, annon<jant qu'il a fait venir M. Daigremont pour rem-
placer M. Dupuy, etc 2115
Du meme, demandant qu'il soit pris des mesures centre les con-
seillers Gaillard et d'Artigny, partisans de M. Dupuy 2116
Du meme, sur la mort de M. de Tonty des promotions d'offi-
ciers la demandenie M. de Becancourt de la croix de St. Louis, ctc.2119
De MM. Beauharnois et Daigremont au sujet des maitres d'ecole
du commerce avec les Antilles des marchands forains de Pile
Royale des etablissements du Sud des forts Chouegen et Nia-
gara des fortifications de Quebec et de Montreal de 1'exploitation
des postes par les officiers, etc 2128
Des memes, au sujet du cure Morin, devenu fou dela revue des
troupes, etc 2139
Des memes, au sujet des Chouanous 2140
Des memes, sur le poste de la Galette 2143
Des memes, annongant que le sieur Lenoir aaccepte lesfonctions
de bourreau 2144
Des memes, au sujet des paiemens faits en peaux de chevreuil. .2145
Des memes, au sujet du scminaire de Quebec des chantiers
des poudrieres des casernes des quais de Quebec, etc 2147
De M. de Beauharnois, demandant la decision du ministre sur
une question de jurisdiction 2151
Des MM. de Beauharnois et Daigremont, envoyant trois placets
relatifs a la remise de dettes envers le tresor . .2153
1598 MANUSCR1TS RELATIFS A
SEME S^RIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Annies. Pages
Des memes, annongant que le sieur Testu de la Richardiere a
accepte la place de capitaine de poste a Quebec, etc 2155
Des memes, an sujet des revues militaires 2157
Des memes, sur la necessite de faire construire 100 canots de
bois 21 59
Des memes, au sujet d'une concession demandee par M. Martin
pretre, a Labrador, etc 2160
Des memes, accusant reception de deux exemplaires de 1'ordon-
nance du ler juillet 1727 2162
6 Octobre. De M. de Beauharnois, demandant le cordon rouge 2163
9 Octobre. De M. de Beauharnois transmettant une lettre de M. Hazeur
s'excusant d'avoir pris fait et cause pour M. Dupuy 2167
10 Octobre. Liste des habitans de Quebec qui se sont presentes pour appren-
dre 1'exercice du canon en 1725-6-7 2l7l
15 Octobre. De M. Daigremont, annongant la resiliation dubail du poste de
Toronto . 2175
De M . C. de Lery, annongant qu'il a remis a M. de Beauharnois
les plans des fortifications, etc 2175
De M. Daigremont, au sujet de la maniere dont M. de Beauhar-
nois a dispose des conges, et de la ferme des postes de Niagara et
de Frontenac, etc 2179
Du meme au sujet d'une adjudication pour les vivres des soldats.2183
De M. de Tilly, demandant diverses graces 2184
De M. Daigremont au sujet dela poudre 2185
Du meme, relativement au poste de Toronto et sur 1'augmenta-
tion de la valeur des especes en Canada 2187
Du meme, remerciant le ministre de la confiance qu'on lui temoi-
gne, et promettant des eclaircissements sur 1'etatdes fonds 2190
Du meme, au sujet des droits de 1'amiraute 2192
De M. de Beauharnois, anhongant qu'il a fait arreter Chetiveau
de Roussel venu du Mississippi sans passeports 21 93
De M. Daigremont, au sujet du papier-terrier et de ['opposition
des communautes a donner Tetat de leurs revenus 2194
Du meme, au sujet de la farine destinee a 1'ile Royale 2195
Du meme, au sujet du chanvre, de la construction des vaisseaux
des mines de fer, de la resine, etc 2197
Du meme, annongant que M. de Tilly ira servir a sa place a
Montreal 2199
16 Octobre. De MM. Beauharnois et Daigremont annongaut qu'on a decou-
vert une ardoisiere a 100 lieues au-dessous de Quebec 2203
18 Octobre. De M. de Beauharnois se plaignant des calomnies que M. Dupuy
repand centre lui -
19 Octobre. De M. Denis de St. Simon, justifiant sa conduite comme prevot
des marcchaux, et demandant une augmentation de gages 2211
De M. de Longueuil au sujet des etablissemens de Niagara et
de Chouegen et des empietemens des Anglais 2214
L HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE.
1599
SEME SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Ann6es.
Pages
Requete de k communaute de 1'hopital general, se plaignant de
la contrainte morale a elle imposee par M. de Beauharnois au sujet
du sieur Boulard, vicaire-general avec une annexe annoncant que
la paix est retablie dans la maison 2216
20 Oct. De M. 0. de Lery, se plaignant de ce que dans les travaux pour
le retablissement du palais incendie de Quebec, M. Dupuy ne 1'a
pas consults 2223
24 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, defendant le sieur Robert, pretre, con-
tre les calomnies dont il est 1'objet 2227
31 Oct. De MM. de Beauharnois et Daigremont, au sujet de 1'achat des
bles pour la subsistance, par M. de Lignery 2231
5 Nov. De M. de Beauharnois, demandant grace pour le sieur de la
Ronde 2235
Du meme, se plaignant du sieur de la Gorgendiere, qui a affer-
me un poste a son insgu 2239
6 Nov. De MM. de Beauharnois et Daigremont, recommandant la de-
mande du sieur Boucault, procureur du Roi, pour augmentation de
gages 2243
8 Nov. De M. de Beauharnois, donnant avis de 1'cchouement du navire
la Ville-Marie 2244
Du meme, au sujet de la gratification en poudre a laqueJle a
droit le sieur Deschaillons 2245
Du meme, au sujet de la disette de colliers de porcelaine .... 2246
Du meme, au sujet de la fraude du castor du sieur Raimbault
~de la pauvrete du Canada en chefs de justice 2247
Du meme, se plaignant que les Ursulines favorisent le parti de
M. Dupuy 2249
De M. Daigremont, annoncant qu'il n'a pu prendre connaissance
des comptes de 1711 a 1725, M. Dupuy ayant emporle tous les
papiers 2251
De M. Peire, transmettant un etat des peches de marsouins 22S4
De M. Daigremont, envoyant le projet de depenses a faire en
Canada en 1729 2267
Du meme, sur les castors gras et demi-gras et une requete de la
compagnie des Indes 2271
10 Nov. De M. de Beauharnois, annoncant que M. Morin, cure du Cap
Saute, est venu le prier de le remplacer 2279
11 Nov. De MM. de Beauharnois et Daigremont, sur la disette de
poudre 2283
Des memes, se plaignant de la rarete de 1'argent et demandant
de la monnaie de carte 2287
2 Dec. De M. de Beauharnois, annongant la mort de M. Daigremont . .2295
9 Dec. De M. de Tilly au ministre, annongant qu'il fera, provisoirement,
les fonctions d'ordonnateur, en remplacerneut de M. Daigremont. .2299
29 Dec. De M. de Beauharnois, exposant les prctentions de MM. de Tilly
et Boisclerc, et annongant sa decision en faveur du premier 2303
30 Dec. Du merne, transmettant un duplicata de sa lettre du 22 decembre
1727, au snjet de ses differends avec M. Dupuy 2307
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MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
.'!i:vr. S^RIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Annccs.
Etat de la distribution des conges etablis en faveur des families
pauvres du Canada, en 1728 2315
1729.
6 Fev. Reponse de la compagnie des Indes au memoire envoye par des
marchands et habitants du Canada, concernant les castors derni
gras et veules 2315
30 Avril. Lettre de M. de Tilly, annongant qu'il continue les affaires
commericees par M. Daigreraont doute sur 1'existence d'une
ardoisiere aux Monts Notre-Dame prise des sieurs de Montbrun,
Guignas, missionnaires, et 40 autres Frangais par les Maskoutins,
Kikapous, etc 2327
10 Mai. De MM. de Beauharnois et de Tilly sur la disette d'argent et
Paccaparement des bles par les marchands forains .2335
19 Mai. De M. de Beauharnois, annongant que les Mascoutins et Kika-
pous ont declare la guerre aux Renards, etc 2339
29 Mai. Memoire de M. de la Boulaye sur le Canada 2343
Juin. Etat des courses faites par le sieur Rob. de la Morendiere de
1729 a 1730, dans les cotes du gouvernement de Montreal pour y
faire construire des forts de pierre 2351
21 Juillet. De M- de Beauharnois, annongant 1'adhesion de plusieurs autres
nations sauvages dans la guerre contre les Renards 2355
25 Sept. De M. de Longueuil, fils, annongant la mort de son pere 2359
12 Oct. Du coadjutem de Quebec au sujet de sa traversee et du naufrage
de V Elephant ' 2363
.. 14 Oct. Du meme, au sujet du sieur Richard, missionnaire 2367
15 Oct. Dn meme, au sujet du clerge 2371
18 Oct. De M. C. de Lery, annongant que 1'ardoisiere du Grand Etang
existe et qu'il en a deja tire 18 milliers d'ardoises 2375
22 Oct. De M. de Longueuil, fils, proposant qu'on lui achete ou loue sa
maison, pour payer les dettes de son pere 2379
24 Oct. De madame de Ramezay, demandant de 1'avancement pour son
fils 2383
25 Oct. De M. Hocquart, annongant ses dispositions a se conformer aux
intentions du Roi, et exposant que les magasins sont encombres
de chanvre que 125 barils de goudron ont ete fabriques qu'il
encouragera la culture et interdira la traile de 1'eau-de-vie, etc. . .2384
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, au sujet des presents a
faire aux Sauvages 2394
De M. C. de Lery, au sujet des batteries des quais devant les
maisons, etc 2395
Du meme, au sujet des fortifications de Montreal et de Quebec. 2396
De M. Hocquart, annongant qu'il a nomme le sieur Varin, con-
troleur, en remplacement de M. Boisclerc, et demandant qu'il eoit
nomme un commissaire de marine, etc 2398
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, transmettant, en 1'ap-
puyant, une demande du sieur Benoist, medecin de Montreal, en
faveur de son fils et recommandant que le salaire du chirurgien
des Trois-Rivieres soit fixe a 300 livres 2400
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FKANCE. 1601
SEME SERIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Ann6es. Pages
De M. Hocqnart, au sujet de la perte de V Elephant, avec un
proces-verbal du naufrage de ce vaisseau 2401
Du meme, sur le commerce avec les Anglais 2405
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, appuyant une demande
de M. de Longfteuil, fils 2406
Des memes, au sujet des preventions de M. de la Corne et des
heritiers de Longueil 2407
De M. de Beauharnois, au sujet des Abenaquis de la compa-
gnie des Indes, etc 2409
De M. Hocquart, annongant qu'il a nomine M. de Tilly, son sub-
delegue a Montreal 2409
De M. de Beauharnois en faveur des sieurs de Montbrun et de
la Gemeraye .2410
De M. Hocquart, sur 1'enceinte de Montreal et 1'imposition qui
la concerne 2411
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, au sujet de la construction
de canots de bois du bourreau des explications de M. de Lignery
par rapport a des achats inutiles de vivres, etc 2413
De M. Hocquart, au sujet de ses appointements et de la perte
qu'il a eprouvee par le naufrage de V Elephant 2419
Du meme, au sujet du papier-terrier ' 2420
Du meme, au sujet des armes de guerre des milices du bois. 2422
Du meme, au sujet de 1'exportation du ble, etc 24*4
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, appuyant une demande de
Jean Guillot, etc : %125
De M. Hocquart, au sujet des depenses et de certaines amelio-
rations au palais de Quebec 2426
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart presentant divers candi-
dats a la charge de grand-voyer . 2427
Des memes, a 1'occasion d'un placet du sieur Richard, pretre . . .2428
Des memes, au sujet du bois a faire passer aux lies, etc 2429
Des memes, au sujet des affaires ecclesiastiques, etc 2430
De M. de Beauharnois, annonqant la mort de M. de Becancour,
grand-voyer, etc 2430
Du meme, sur un projet d'etablissement aux Illinois 2432
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, transmettant, en Pap-
puyant, un placet des religieuses hospitalieres de Montreal 2432
De M. Hocquart, en faveur d'une famille dont le chef (etant
charpentier) a ete tue par accident 2433
Du meme, transmettant un etat des objets sauves du naufrage
de VEUphant et un etat des marchandises dont la colonie a
besoin et donnant une idee du revenu des etablissements de
Frontenac et Niagara 2434
De M. de Beauharnois, annongant que pour se garder des Iro-
quois, il a fait etablir un fort de pierre dans chaque seigneurie,
etc 2439
Du meme au sujet de l'exportation du ble ". 2443
1602 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SEME S^RIE. VOL. XI Continuation.
Du meme, au sujet de la distribution des conges et des com-
mandements de postes, etc 2444
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart transmettant des effets don-
nes par M. de Boucherville aux Kikapous pour se tirer de leurs
mains et recommandant une indemnite 2446
Des memes, au sujet des officiers vivant & la campagne du ca-
, pitaine du port de la poudre, etc 2451
Des memes, au sujet des poternesconverties en poudrieres 2457
Des memes, au sujet de la mission de Miramichy 2458
Des memes, recommandant le retablissement du palais epis-
copal 2459
Des memes, au sujet des mines de fer du St. Maurice 2460
De M. Hocquart, annonqant qu'il lui est impossible de reduire le
nombre des employes extraordinaires 2465
Liste des officiers 2466
De M. Denis de St. Simon, rappelant qu'il a demande une aug-
mentation de marechaussee, etc 2468
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au sujet d'un etablisse-
ment au Labrador 2469
Des memes, au sujet du naufrage de VElepJiant et des services
rendus pour sauver les effets 2472
De M. de Beauharnois, demandant 1500 hommes de troupes re-
glees des colliers de porcelaine, etc 2478
Du meme, demandant 1'avis du ministre, sur une dernande du
I sieur Gilles Leroy 2480
Du meme, au sujet de la nomination de M. Hocquart comme
ordonnateur 2481
Du meme, au sujet des depenses faites pour la guerre centre les
Renards ; 2482
De MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart sur la monnaie de carte
et les lettres de change 2483
Des memes, sur les soldats envoyes par lettres de cachet le
fortde Scioux, etc 2487
De M. Hocquart, annonqant qu'il fera participer M. de Tilly a la
gratification accordee a 1'intendant a raison du commerce du castor.2493
Du meme, sur les encouragements a donner a la construction des
vaisseaux chanvres mines de fer goudrons resine tereben-
thine rations des soldats Toronto far ines de Pile Royale 2494
De M. de Raymond, demandant a etre maintenu dans la jouis-
sance paisible du droit maritime nomine conservaleur du havre de
Brouage 2503
26 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois mutations dans le gouvernement et dans
la troupe- -croix de St. Louis 2507
De M. Hocquart sur un projet d'etablissement & Millevache 2511
27 Oct. Du meme, envoyant un memoire adresse au conseil par le sieur
de Latour 2515
29 Oct. De M. de Beauharnois, au sujet du caractere diffamatoire de Tar-
ret du conseil sur ses differends avec M. Dupuy 2519
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1603
Annies.
INov.
SEME SERIE. VOL. XI^- Continuation.
De M. Hocquart, envoyant un baril de terebenthine et une ga-
melle de resine 2523
De MM. de Beauharnais et Hocquart, transmettant 1'extrait d'une
lettre ecrite par le rev. pere Lauzon a M. de Beauharnois, deman-
dant une augmentation du revenu attache a la mission du Sault St.
Louis 2527
De M. de Beauharnois faisant 1'eloge du coadjuteur, de M. Hoc-
quart et de M. de Tilly 2531
De MM. de Beauharnois, et Hocquart, demandant quatre Sa-
voyards pour ramoner les cheminees, les deux qu'il y a deja etant
devenus trop gros et trop grands 2535
Des memes, proposant M. Cugnet ou M. Berthier pour une place
de conseiller vacante ..2539
VOL. XII. (1730-1731.)
GOUVERNEMENT DU MARQUIS DE BEAUHARNOIS.
Fac-simile des autographes de Hocquart, (1729) ; De la Boulaye, (1728) ; Chartier
de Lotbiniere, archidiacre de Quebec ; Lyon St. Ferreol, cure de Quebec ; Levasseur,
pretre missionnaire de Lotbiniere ; Jos. Gaillard, missionnaire a Berthier ; Cugnet,
(1730) ; Vaudreuil de Cavagnal, (1731) ; Malhiot ; Lacorne.
1730 Memoire sur la charge de conseiller clerc au conseil superieur
question de preeminence 2543
13 Jan. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre, lui annongant la mort-
de M. Desgly, lieutenant du Roy 2549
14 Jan. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre harmonic qui regne entre M.
le gouverneur, Mgr. 1'eveque etlui-meme grande quantite de chan-
vre monnaie de carte -mort de M. Desgly 2550
17 Jan. Demandes de pension de la part de Mme la baronne de Longueil
de Mme de Becancourt de Mme de Tonty et de ses deux Miles
Mme de Louvigny demande son passage sur un des vaisseaux du
Roy, pour retourner en France MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart
demandent un chirurgien le sieur Alavoine, chirurgien, demande
une augmentation de salaire gratification accordee au sieur Varin.2552
24 Mars. Memoire de Mgr. Dosquet a M. le marquis de Beauharnois et a
M. Hocquart rnauvais etat du palais episcopal reparations vente
de terrains qui en dependent, etc 2555
25 Mars. Memoire irregularite de certains actes notaries visite des
minutes 559
1730 MM. Chartier de Lotbiniere, archidiacre de Quebec, Lyon St.
Ferreol, cure de Quebec, Levasseur et Gaillard, demandent ou 1'e-
tablissement de la dime sur le pied de la coutume de Paris ou 1'au-
torisation d'abandonner leurs missions. 2564
1730 Requete des cures et inissionnaires du diocese de Quebec pour
obtenir que les dimes soient reglees conformement a la coutume de
Paris ..2566
1604 MANUSCRITS EELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Annies. Pages*
6 Mai. Compte-rendu de M. de Beauharnois expedition contre les Re-
nards, faites par les Outaouas, Sauteux, Folles Avoines et Puants. .2574
17 Juin. Lettre de M. Thaumur a M. le marquis de Beauharnois com-
merce avec la Louisiane , 25Y7
25 Juin. Lettre de M. le marquis de Beauharnois au ministre nouvelle
expedition contre les Renards Dubuisson Marin 2581
13 Aout. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, rendant
compte de 1'arrivee du vaisseau du Roi, son pilotage 2583
28 Aout. Lettre de Mgr. Dosquet indemnite qui lui a etc accordee pour
les pertes qu'il a faites, lors du naufrage de V Elephant 2584
29 Aout Lettre du meme fonds pour les cures uses seminaire de Que-
bec discorde dans le clerge missionnaires 2585
7 Sept. Lettre de Mme de Ramezay au ministre, le remerciant de la remi-
se de la somnie que le tresorier de la marine avail avancee a son fils,
mort dans le naufrage d'un vaisseau du Roi et demandant pour le
seul his qui lui reste, la lieutenance du Roi, vacante par la mort de
M. Desgly 2589
10 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, demandant pour M. le mar-
quis de Beauharnois la decoration du cordon rouge 2591
10 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart.au ministre naufrage
de V Elephant delimitation des paroisses 2592
10 Oct. Lettre de MM. Beauharnois et Hocquart, au ministre, touchant
la demande de naturalisation de M. Werbar 2594
10 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme revenant bon sur les appointe-
ments d'officiers decedes hopitaux gratifications de la compa-
gnie des Indes 2595
10 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme logement des gens de guerre-
service dans la milice exemption 2597
10 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme conflit ecclesiastique suspension
d'un cure 2598
10 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au miuistre mauvaise preparation des
salaisons situation du poste Niagara sedition des troupes de ce
poste 2601
10 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre Acadie rivalite
anglaise . . .2605
11 Oct._ Lettre de M de la Corne au ministre necessite de faire un
etablissement en haul du lac Champlain, au lieu dit Pointe a la
Chevelure rivalite anglaise 2606
13 Oct. Lettre de monseigneur Dosquet au ministre discorde qui regne
dans le clerge ; 2608
14 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, demandant la concession d'une sei-
gneurie a 10 ou 12 lieues des Trois Rivieres encouragements a
donner a I'agriculture 2611
14 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre argent provenant des conges
MM. Leverrier et de la Corne 2613
14 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme palais de Quebec achat d'ardoises
pour le compte du Roi 2614
L'HISTOIKE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1605
SEME SERIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Annies.
14 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme conflit entre le conseil superieur et
1'amiraute 2615
14 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme simplification des comptes 2616
14 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre subdelegation de Montreal
donne a M. Michel de la Rouvilliere commerce etranger le
port des Indiennes et la fraude du castor 2618
15 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharuois et Hocquart au ministre forts
de pieux dans les seigneuries 262)
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme, relatant ce qui s'est passe a Quebec,
a 1'occasion de la naissance du Dauphin 2622
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme vaisseau du Roi le Heros M. de
1'Estenduere- sondage du St. Laurent 2628
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme amnistie pour les deserteurs 2630
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme presents aux Sauvages Algonquins
et Iroquois 2630
15 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre commerce etranger, rivalite
' anglaise MM. de la Chassagne, de Beaucourt et Leverrier 2633
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre marche
qu'ils ont conclu avec les sieurs Cugnet et Gatineau, qui doivent
aller chercher chez les Illinois des boeufi? de cette contree pour les
amener a Quebec ou Montreal .2635
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme, au sujet de la dame Frontigny con-
seil superieur prison executeurs faux sauniers libertins ma-
rechaussee 2641
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme soldats envoyes par lettres de
cachet 2646
15 Oct. Etat des munitions et marchandises qu'il est necessaire d'envoyer
du port de Rochefort en 1730 pour garnir les magasins du Roi
a Quebec 2649
10 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre ordonnances de la
guerre 2648
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, au sujet
de pensions a accorder aux enfants de la dame de Louvigny, a la
fille de madame desBergeres, aux dames de Varenne,de Langloiserie,
de la Perade et Le Gardeur 2657
15 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre, au sujet, de 1'avance-
ment t-t promotion de plusieurs oflBciers. II sollicite la croix de
St. Louis pour plusieurs d'entr'eux, et avant tout, pour M. de Lery . 2658
15 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme etablissement a faire sur le lac
Champlain, au lieu dit: " Pointe a la Chevelure" rivalite anglaise . 2662
15 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, sollicitant pour M. Hocquart une com-
mission d'intendant 2662
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre imposi-
tion de Montreal soldats suisses peuplement 2663
15 Oct. Lettre des rnemes au meme rejouissances qui ont eu lieu a Que-
bec et Montreal a 1'occasion de la naissance du Dauphin 2665
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme achat d'ardoises tirees du Grand
1606 MANTJSCRITS RELATIFS A
Ann6es. SEME S^RIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Etang, qu'ils ont fait au sieur Sara/in 2667
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme rivalite anglaise Niagara Fronte-
nac Michillimakinac Detroit Ouyatanous 2669
15 Oct. Lettre des meraes au meme depenses faites lors du naufrage de
VEUphant conges militaires le sieur de la Richardiere, capitaine
du port seminaire de Quebec quai casernes recensement al-
location faite aux Recollets 2671
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme exploitation par M. de la Gorgen-
diere, du poste de Temiscamingue 2676
15 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme, proposant comme gardien du cha-
teau St. Louis, le sieur Chainazan . 2679
15 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, lui transmettant copie d'un
memoire qu'il a adresse au controleur-general, etablissant la neces-
site d'augmenter les troupes pour remedier aux abus du commerce
etranger avec les Sauvages 2679
15 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, demandant la croix de St. Louis pour
les sieurs de la Corne, Repentigny et de Contrecoeur eloge du sieur
de la Martiniere 2680
16 Oct. Lettre du coaojutaire de Quebec, faisant connaitre qu'en execu-
tion des ordres du Roi, un Te Deum a etc chante dans toutes les
eglises de son diocese, a I'occasion de la naissancc du Dauphin 2682
16 Octobre. Lettre du coadjuteur de Quebec, au sujet des dimes seminaire
de Quebec pauvrete de certaines paroisses 2682
16 Octobre. Lettre du meme, touchant les freres Charron Hotel-Dieu de
Quebec Ursulines des Trois-Rivieres hopital general de Quebec
divisions des religieuses. 2683
17 Octobre. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, au sujet du chanvre gou-
dron navires chevaux bestiaux 2686
17 Octobre. Lettre du meme au meme, touchant les sieurs Lanoullier et Fou-
cault finances de la colonie 2698
18 Octobre. Lettre de M. Cugnet au ministre, remerciant Sa Majeste de sa
nomination au conseil superieur de Quebec 2710
18 Octobre. Lettre du meme au meme son entreprise de commerce des
laines de boauf illinois demande une concession sur la riviere du
Saultdela Chaudiere 2711
18 Octobre. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre le sieur de Tilly son eloge. 2714
19 Octobre. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre services
du sieur Belugard 2715
19 Octobre. Lettre des memes au meme actes de notaires contrats de ma-
riage dresses par les cures et missionnaires 2716
19 Octobre. Lettre du coadjuteur de Quebec et des missionnaires, demandant
1'abolition de la traite de 1'eau de vie 2718
22 Octobre. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre mine
de cuivre decouverte a la pointe Chagouamigon 2730
22 Octobre. Lettre des memes au meme dissensions parmi les ecclesiasti-
ques palais episcopal soldats par lettres de cachet 2731
23 Octobre. Lettre des memes aumeme revolte a Niagara jugements mili-
taires.. ..2734
L'HISTOIRE DE LA JNOUVELLE FRANCE.
1607
Ann6es. SEME SERiE. VOL. XII Continuation. Pages
23 Octobre. Lettre des memes au meme, relativement a la monnaie de carte. .2738
25 Octobre. Etat des fonds qui sont dans les magasins de la colonie au Jer
sept. 1730 'Ventes faites dans ces magasins pendant les huit pre-
miers mois de 1'annee et 1'etat des castors remis au bureau 2743
23 Octobre. Lettre du coadjuteur de Quebec concession demandee par 1'eve-
que pour proteger 1'agriculture 2746
23 Octobre. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre ordonnances de la guerre
M. de Noyan pays d'en haut Detroit 2747
24 Octobre. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnais et Hocquart au ministre semi-
naire de Quebec greffier de la marechaussee 2748
24 Octobre. Lettre des memes au meme le sieur Fouche, procureur du Roi
a Montreal 2749
28 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre transmettant un etat
nominatif des officiers qui sont autorises a passer en France. . . .2750
25 Octobre. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre le sieur abbe Lepage son
eloge construction de navires hangards 2751
25 Octobre. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, demandant qu'on lui envoie
quatre jeunes Savoyards pour ramoner les cheminees 2759
25 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre rela-
tivement a un executeur 2760
25 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre relativement a Dupuy et
ses creanciers 2761
28 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme relativement aux Renards Dubuis-
son, ses services 2772
9 Nov. Lettre du merne au meme relativement aux Renards, Sonnon-
tonans et Loups 2773
10 Nov. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre hopi-
tal general administration laique des communautes Hotel-
Dieu 2774
12 Nov. Lettre des memes au meme relativement aux sieurs Sarrazin,
pere et fils, leur eloge 2780
14 Nov. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre les Renards nations alliees. 2781
Novembre. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre rela-
tivement a la defaite des Renards Devilliers. 2786
1730. Me moire sur la concession de 1'ile St. Jean, et des autres i!es
voisines , 2787
1717.
17 Jan. Proposition de faire passer des negres en Canada 2791
1731. Etat de la depense faite pour la regie des traites de Tadoussac
pendant les six annees du bailde Louis Bourgeois et du produit de
la vente des pelleteries et autres marchandises, etc 2793
1731. Etat de la depense que le sieur de Lignery a faile dans ses deux
voyages de la Baie, en 1724 et 1726. 2798
1731. Memoire du sieur Malhiot sur la colonie du Canada construc-
tion des navires : 2799
2 Jan. Lettre de M. Orry commerce etranger .2803
14 Avril. Lettre de MM. Duvancel, Dupin et autres relativement a la
traite de Tadoussac terre de Malbaye compagnie des Indes 2803
1608
MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
SERIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Annies. Pages
14 Jan. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hoc quart au ministre ren-
dant compte de 1'echouement du Beauharnois minede cuivre
emeute de Niagara hopital-general de Quebec 2806
15 Jan. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre au sujet de 1'envoi du chan-
vre par le Beauharnois les Renards fausse monnaie de carte. .2809
13 Fev. Memoire concernant les rivalries anglaises Detroit Michilli-
makinak Miamis Ouyatonous Frontenac Niagara 2814
14 Avril. Copie de la lettre ecrite par MM. les fermiers generaux, a M.
Cugnet, directear a Quebec relativement aux etablissements de
Tadoussac et Malbaye 2816
16 Mai. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre lui envojant un duplicata
de sa lettre relative a la guerre des Renards sondage de la riviere
maladies epidemiques 2825
5 Sept. Lettre de madame de Thiersant au ministre lui demandant son
appui aupres de la compagnie des Indes, a laquelle elle demande
wie pension 2827
30 Sept. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre relativement a la construc-
tion de vaisseaux hangards les sieurs Lepage et de Bleury. . . .2829
ler Oct. Lettre du meme au meme relativement a Tadoussac papier
terrier communautes religieuses armes aux soldats con gedies. .2850
ler Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre pre-
sents a faire aux Sauvages chefs Sauvages en France Iroquois
troupes 2853
ler Oct. Lettre des memes au meme requetes civiles consignation
d'amende 2856
ler Oct. Lettre de M. de Noyan au ministre demandant une concession
Iroquois 2859
2 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre dimes
cures vicaires 2860
3 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme papier terrier concessions 2866
3 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme relativement a 1'hopital-general de
Quebec election de la superieure administration des commu-
nautes coadjuteur hopital-general de Montreal 2868
4 Oc1 Lettre des memes au meme Pile Royale grand vicaire filles
de la congregation instruction des jeunes filles 2878
4 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme recolte des bleds farines 2879
5 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre batisse a faire pour mettre
en surete les actes des notaires, et les registres du conseil supe-
rieur 2881
7 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart relativement aux
cadets Suisses corps de caserne 2884
7 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre la poudre dont il a besoin
Fouche Raimbault, commerce etranger 2886
7 Oct. Lettre de M.M. Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre le sieur
Berthier Hotel-Dieu de Quebec 2891
7 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre- -rejouissances qui ont eu
lieu, a 1'occasion de la naissance du Dauphin 2892
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1609
SEME SERIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Annies.
8 Oct. Lettre de M.M. de Beauharnois etHocquart au ministre relative-
ment aux chevaux bestiaux construction de navires manque
d'ouvriers et de gens de journee 2893
8 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme appuyant la demande d'une con-
cession par madame Legardeur 2898
10 Oct. Lettre de M. de Beauharnois au ministre rehtivement aux Son-
nontouans Iroquois Outaouais Hurons M. de la Corne 2899
10 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme rivalile des Anglais Chouegen. .2900
10 Oct. Lettre du meme au merne relativementauxmedaillesadonner
aux Sauvages 2901
10 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme defense qu'il a faite au sieur Walon
de porter la croix de St. Jean de Latran, qui lui a etc donnee par
le coadjuteur de Quebec, avant d'y etre autorise par le Roi eloge
du sieur de St. Michel 2902
10 Oct. Extraitde la reponse faite par MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart,
au memoire du Roi du 8 Mai 1731, au sujet de la rivalite des An-
glais Pointe a la Chevelure forts de pieux reglement des li-
mites du cote de 1'Acadie 2905
12 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart, au ministre le peu
d'union qui existe entre les chanoines et le coadjuteur porte du
rampart du cote de Peveche, fermee par 1'ordre de M. le coadju-
teur, forcee et emportee par la population mecontente 2908
12 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre renseignements sur le sieur
Michel un commissaire de marine necessaire a Montreal 2911
12 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre execu-
teur faux sauniers etablissements les sieurs Lepage et de la
Ronde 2913
14 Oct. Memoire de M. Denis de St. Simon au comte de Maurepas
necessite d'augmenter la marechaussee demande d'une augmen-
tation de traitement .- 2918
14 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre clianvre goudron mats
construction de navires 2923
15 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme monnaie de carte son credit reta-
bli 2926
15 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, donnant des explications surges me-
sures qu'il a prises relativement aux comptes de M. Lanoullier. ..2935
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre navi-
gation du fleuve 2942
15 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre castor ecarlatines com-
merce etranger Anglais a Montreal 2944
15 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme necessite de donner le grand cordon
rouge a M. de Beauharnois eloge de MM. de Contrecoaur, Cava-
gnal et St. Michel 2946
15 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre rela-
tivement au college de Montreal conseillers mine de cuivre a
Chagouamigon 2949
17 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, au sujet
des actes defectueux des notaires M. Leverrier 2951
1610
MANTJSCRITS BELATIFS A
S^RIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Pages
Ann5es.
18 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre commerce etranger impo-
position de Montreal envois a 1'Ile Royale de fleur de farine et
de pois blancs 2956
1731. Extrait du registre du controle en 1731. Proces-verbal du mar-
che conclu avec le sieur Jeanson dit Lapalme, pour la fourniture
de la maqonnerie des trois portes de la ville de Montreal, qui doi-
vent etre construites par les soins du sieur de Lery 2959
18 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, rela-
tivement au commerce du Detroit bceufs Illinois Cugnet Gati-
neau Louisiane 2961
18 Oct. Lettres des memes au meme, au sujet de MM. de la^Chassagne
de Beaumont le chevalier Begon 2967
18 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme, relativement au Chouanous
rivalite anglaise Chouegeri Boishebert bceufs Illinois 2968
18 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, relativement a un achat
d'ardoises palais Tadoussac le sieur Bauve caissier des tre-
soriers generaux 2971
19 Oct. Lettre du sieur Vaudreuil de Cavagnal au ministre, le remer-
ciant de 1'avoir justifie aupres de M. de Beauharnois 2974
20 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, signalant la necessite d'un envoi de
recrues, pour la garnison de la pointe a la Chevelure il demands
le gouvernement de Montreal -. 2975
21 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, rela-
tivement a un condamne envoye en Canada, qu'ils feront servir
comme raatelot attache au service de la colonie 2977
21 Oct. Lettre des memes au rneme, relativement au lac des Deux-
Moritagnes hopital Charron quai a Montreal veuve Morisseau . 2978
21 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, donnant des details sur la
procedure centre les seditieux de Niagara 2982
22 Oct. Lettre de M. Chaussegros de Lery au ministre, relativement a
Penceinte de Montreal 2989
24 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, au
sujet de la rade de Quebec ancres perdues navigation du fleuve.2992
23 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme, au sujet des ardoises fournies par
le sieur Sarrazin sages-femmes solde des troupes 2993
23 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme evasion de condamnes freres
recollets privileges des religieux officialite 2996
24 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre faux monnoyeurs com-
merce etranger Lebeau 3001
25 Oct. Lettre de madame de Thiersant au ministre son etablissement
contestation concession 3003
25 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, relati-
vement a la monnaie de carte son extension 3005
24 Oct. Lettre des memes au meme, appuyant la demande de rehabili-
tation du sieur Campault 3008
27 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, donnant un etat des mar-
chandises entrees et sorties de la colonie pendant 1'annee 1730. . .3009
L'HISTOIKE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE.
1611
SEME SKRIE. VOL. XII Continuation.
Ann<5es.
27 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart aux fermiers generaux, relativement a
Tadoussaceta la Malbaye 3013
27 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, relati-
vement aux droits des officiers de 1'amiraute de Quebec 3017
28 Oct. Lettre de M. Hocquart au ministre, au sujet des sols marques
utilite de cette monnaie 3018
27 Oct. Lettre du meme au meme, appuyant les plaintes du sieur
Michel, commissaire de marine 3019
27 Oct. Lettre de M. Vaudreuil de Cavagnal au ministre, demandant
un agrandissement a la concession que lui et son frere Rigaud
possedent le long du lac des Deux Montagnes 3021
30 Oct. Lettre de MM. de Beauharnois et Hocquart au ministre, au
sujet des uniformes militaires 3022
12 Nov. Lettre des memes au meme, relativement a un arret du conseil
d'etat, au sujet du castor 3025
14 Nov. Lettre des memes au meme, relativement a la pointe a la Che-
velure redoute avantage de cette redoute 3026
Resume des pieces venues de la Louisiana par la flute la Loire
concernant la guerre des Renards 3032
1724.
20 Mai. Lettre de M. de Vaudreuil a M. Boisbriant moyens a prendre
pour etablir la paix entre les Sauvages, arm d'etablir une commu-
nication sure entre les Illinois et le Canada 3036
17 Aout. Lettre du meme au meme le sieur de Vincennes qui commande
aux Miamis extermination des Renards s'ils ne veulent faire la
paix. . . 3038
23 Aout. Lettre de M. de Lignery a M. Boisbriant, au sujet de la paix
entre les Sauvages f . . 3040
23 Aout. Lettre de M. Amariton a M Boisbriant, demandant, de la part
de M. de Vaudreuil, les Reuards qui sorit chez les Illinois, afin
d'obliger ces premiers a faire la paix 3042
2 Oct. Lettre de Menage a M. Boisbriant, au sujet d'un chef des Sakis
envoye aux Illinois, pour convenir avec eux des moyens de faire
la paix 3044
4 Oct. Lettre de M. Villedonne sur le meme sujet 3045
Copie d'une harangue faite par un chef Illinois, au Chat Blanc,
chef Sakis, concernant la guerre des Renards 3046
1725.
10 Jan. Lettre des peres Boulanger, Kerebiri et autres, confirmant les
fails avarices dans la harangue du chef Illinois 3055
14 Jan. Lettre de M. du Tisne a M. de Vaudreuil, relativement a la paix
faite par M. de Lignery avec les Renards 3058
14 Jan. Lettre du meme a MM. de Villedonne et Amariton relative-
ment au danger que court son poste par suite de la paix faite avec
les Renards 3060
14 Jan. Lettre du meme a M. de Lignery, relativement a la paix conclue
avec les Renards 30(31
MM
1612 MANUSCRITS RELATIFS A
2. AUTRES MANUSCRITS FRANCAIS RELATIFS A L'HISTOIRE DE LA
NOUVELLE FRANCE.
Documens divers, relies en 1 volume, dans 1'ordre suivant :
Annies. Pages
1504 a 1760. Evejiements chronologiques du Canada 1
Relation de la prise du fort Necessite 21
Plan du fort Duquesne et de ses environs 41
Relation de la bataille de la Belle Riviere, (9 juillet 1755) 45
Autre relation de la meme bataille 53
1698.
14 Fev. Memoire sur lequel on a interroge les deux Canadiens (du nom
de Pierre et J. B. Talon) qui sont soldats dans la compagnie de
Feuquerolles, et qui out fait le voyage de la Louisiane avec le sieur
de la Salle ; concernant Passassinat comrnis sur ce dernier 61
1763.
30 Juin. Etat general (signe Panet) des billets d'ordonnances dont il a fait
la verification sur les bordereaux que lui ont remis les porteurs et
proprietaires d'iceux, du gouvernement de Montreal, au desir du
reglement fait le 22 mai dernier, approuve de son excellence
monsieur le gouverneur 134
30 Juin. . Etat general des monnaies de carte suivant les bordereaux
restes exposes au greffe de Montreal, depuis le ler jusqu'au 30
Juin 1763 372
Copie de 1 etat general des lettres de change restees en
Canada 454
Franquet. Voyages et memoires sur le Canada. 2vol. Folio. 175153.
Vol. I. Voyage au port La Ji ye, au havre de St. Pierre, au port des Trois-
Rivieres, de 1'ile St. Jean, a la bale Verte, a Beausejour, au fort de Gaspa-
reau sur le continent du Canada, et au port Toulouse de 1'lsle Royale.
Avec des remarques sur ces endroits, sur 1'etat actuel des postes qu'on y a
etablis des forts q,u'on y a construits ; sur les augmentations dont ils sont sus-
ceptibles, pour les mettre en 6tat de defense ; sur ceux qu'on y projette,
et sur les avantages qu'on peut tirer de ces differents etablissements.
Oe volume estaccompagne des plans suivans :
1. Plan du port La Joye.
2. Plan des batiments construits au port La Joye.
8. Plan d'une redoute projetee sur la pointe a la Framboise situee a droite de
1'entree du port La Joye.
4. Plan d'un fort a quatre bastions projete en piquets au havre St. Pierre de
1'isle St. Jean, en deux parties.
5. Baye Francaise.
6. Ruisseau a 1'Ours.
7. Plan du fort de Beausejour situe sur le continent du Canada dans le fond de la
Baye Frangaise.
8. Plan et profil du fort de Gaspareau situe au fond de ' la Bays Verte, faisant
partie du Canada.
9. Plan du port des Trois-Rivieres en 1'isle St. Jean.
10. Carte de 1'isle St. Jean dans le golfe du St. Laurerit en Canada.
11. Plan d'une redoute projetee dans le fond des Trois-Rivieres.
12. Plan d'une redoute projetee au fort Toulouse.
L HISTOI11E DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1613
Franquet. Voyages et memoires sur le Canada Continuation.
13. Plan des bailments construits au fort Toulouse.
14. Plan du fort Toulouse.
15. Fort St. Frederic, en Canada, 1752.
Vol. II. Voyage de Quebec aux Trote-Rivieres ; aux forges de St. Maurice ; a
Montreal ; au village Sauvage du Sault St. Louis ; a celui du lac des Deux-
Montagnes ; au fort St. Jean ; a celui de St. Frederic ; a la chute du lac St-
Sacrement / au fort Chambly, et aux deux autres villages ssuvages de St
Francois et Becancour.
Les cinq volumes suivans sont deposes dans la 'bibliot'heque de la Sociele Litteraire et
Historique de Quebec.
Vol. I. 1682-1712. Relation de ce qui s'est passe en Canada, au sujet de la guerre,
tant des Anglais que des Iroquois, depuis 1'annee 1682.
II. 1695-1696. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable en Canada
depuis le depart des vaisseaux en 1695, jusqu'au commence-
ment de 1'annee 1696.
III. 1698 et 1699. Journal d'un voyage fait au Mississippi en 1698 et 1699, par MM.
d'Iberville et de Surgeres.
IV. 1640-1672. Histoire du Montreal de 1640 a 1672 ; par M. Dollier de Casson.
V. 1759-1776. An account of the siege of Quebec in 1759 and 1775-70, in 1 volume.
List of Documents contained in this volume :
1. Manuscript Journal of the military operations before Quebec in
1759, kept by Colonel Malcolm Frnser, then a lieutenant in the
78th Regiment, or Eraser's Highlanders.
2. Journal, precis de ce qui s'est passe au siege de Quebec en 1759 ;
redigc par M. Jean Claude Panet, ancien notaire a Quebec.
3. Le ternoin oculaire de la guerre des Bastonnais durant les annees
1775 et 1776 ; par M. Simon Sanguinet, avocat du barreau de
Montreal.
4. Journal contenant le recit de 1'invasion du Canada par les Ameri-
cains en 1775-76 ; redige par M. Jean Bte. Badeaux, ancien
notaire de la ville des Trois-Rivieres.
5. Journal of the Siege and Blockade of Quebec by the American
Rebels in the autum of 1775 and winter of 1776 ; kept by Hugh
Finlay, post master general.
6. Journal tenu pendant le siege du fort St. Jean en 1776, par M
Antoine Foucher, ancien notaire de Montreal.
7. Letter from Colonel Henry Caldwellto general Murray, dated 15th
June 1776, containing an account of the siege of Quebec by the
Americans, during the winter of 1775-76.
1614 PLANS, CARTES, VUES ET DESSINS RELATIFS A
3. PLANS, CARTES, VUES ET DESSINS RELATIFS A L'HISTOIRE DE LA
NOUVELLE FRANCE.,
Note. Ces cartes ont ete copiees sur les originaux, par M. P. L. Morin, arpenteur, du
bureau des terrea de la couronne, envoy6 a cet effet a Paris, en 1 852-53.
La liste que nous en dounons, ainsi que les notes qui 1'accompagnent, sont
aussi dues d M. Morin.
1. Carte de 1'embouchure du St. Laurent faite et dressee sur une ecorce de bois de
bouleau, envoyee du Canada, par Jehan Denys. 1 feuille. 1508.
2. Carte de la Nouvelle France par le sieur de Champlain, capitaine pour le Roi en la
marine. 1 feuille. 1603.
3. Carte de la Grande Riviere de Canada, depuis la Gaspeysie jusqu'a Quebec, avec
les pays des Etchemins et des Souriquois, par Marcus Lescarbot. 1 feuille.
1607.
4. Carte de la figure de la Terre Neuve, Grande Riviere de Canada et costes de 1'Ocean,
en la Nouvelle France, par Marcus L'Escarbot (nunc primum delineavit,
publicavit, donavit.) 1 feuille. 1609.
Cette curieuse carte qui s'etend depuis le grand bane jusqu'a Montreal, indique
les endroits habit6s par les Iroquois, les Toudamans, les Etchemins, les Sou-
riquois, les Armouchiquois, 1 ile de Baccaillos et celle de Terre Neuve, etc.
4. Plan vertical et horizontal de la maison de la compagnie des cent associes, a Quebec,
Canada. 2 feuilles. 1639.
5. Plan des armes de la Province du Canada. 1 feuille. Sans date.
6. Arines de la compagnie des cent associes. 1 feuille. 1642.
7. Vray Plan du haut et bas de Quebec comme il est en 1'an 1660. 1 feuille. 1660.
C'est le second Plan cle Quebec depuis sa fondation en 1608 ; pe plan est du plus
haut interet pour 1'histoire ; la description des principals places de cette
nouvelle ville est tres instructive ; alors Quebec n'e"tait pas fortifi6 ; il n'y
avait que le fort St. Louis qui le fut, et encore 1'etait-il faiblement
8. Le veritable Plan de Quebec fait en 1663. 2 feuilles. 1663.
Oe plan, a vol d'oiseau, n'est curieux que par son dessin et sa configuration.
9. Le Canada, faict par le sieur de Champlain, ou sont la Nouvelle France, la Nouvelle
Angleterre, la Nouvelle Hollande, la Nouvelle Suede, la Virginie, etc., avec les
autres nations voisines et autres terres nouvellement decouvertes suivant les
memoires de P. DuVal. 1 feuille. 1664.
Oette carte est accornpagnee d'une legende explicative.
10. Veritable Plan de Quebec etla fortification que 1'on y puisse faire. 1 feuille. 1664.
Ce plan est le troisieme depuis la fondation de Quebec par S. de Champlain ; ou
y voit laligne de fortifications qu'on se proposait alors d'y faire.
11. Cartes des grands lacs Ontario et autres, des costes de la Nouvelle Angleterre, etc.,
et des Pays traversez par MM. de Tracy et Courcelles, pour aller attaquer les
Agniez. 1 feuille. 1666.
12. La ville haute et basse de Quebeck en la Nouvelle France. 4 feuilles. 1670.
Ce beau plan est accompagne d'une legende tres instructive ; il n'y a pas de
plan de Quebec, eu egard a son epoque, qui soit aussi int6ressant que
celui-ci.
13. Plan profil du Quay pour 1'enceinte de Quebec. 1 feuille. 1670.
Ce plan tres interessant est accompagne d'un memoire qui donne le projet
qu'avait le gouvernement fran^ais de construire dans toute la partie de
la basse ville de Quebec, des quais en pierre de taille, depuis le Cul-de-Sac
jusqu'au dela du Palais.
L'HISTOIBE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1615
14. Plan de la difference de hauteur entre la haute et la basse ville de Quebec, prise du
rez de chaussee du chateau St. Louis, a la maree haute, quelques maisons par-
ticulieres, entre autres celle du sieur Joliet, et la coupe verticale du chateau,
avec les hauteurs et distances cotees. 1 feuille. 1670.
15. Cartes du lac Ontario et des habitations qui 1'environnent, ensemble le pays queMM.
Dolier et Galine, missionnaires du seminaire de St. Sulpice, ont parcouru. 3
feuilies. 1670.
La description que doiment ces Revds. missionnaires de I'immense pays qu'ils
ont parcouru, forme presque un volume in-12. Voir la lettre de Mr.
Talon du 10 novembre 1670.
16. Carte de la nouvelle decouverte que les peres Jesuites ont faite en 1'annee 1672, et
continuee par le P. Jacques Marquette de la meme compagnie, accompagne
de quelques Francois, en 1'annee 1673. 1 feuille. 1673.
C'est la carte du voyage du pere Marquette et du sieur Joliet, depuis Que-
bec jusqu'au golfe du Mexique, par le lac Michigan et le Mississippi.
17. Carte de la decouverte du sieur Joliet ou 1'on voit la communication du fleuve St.
Laurent avec les grand lacs, la riviere des Illinois, la riviere Divine et la
riviere Colbert (le Mississippi) qui se decharge dans le sein du Mexique. 2
feuilles. 1674.
Cette grande et belle carte est accompagnee d'une lettre du sieur Joliet d
monseigueur le comte de Frontenac, et de notes tres curieuses et tres inte-
ressautes sur le voyage de ce famoux et liardi dcouvreur.
18. Carte des parties les plus occidentales du Canada, par le P. Pierre Kaffeix, J. 1
feuille, 1676.
Cette carte est accompagnee d'une legende tres-instrr.ctive et tres-ample,
surtout par rapport aux voyages du P. Marquette et du sieur Joliet.
19. Plan de Ville Marie dans 1'Ile de Montreal. 1 feuille. 1680.
Ce plan est le second dresse depuis la fondation de cette ville, aujourd'bui
Montreal. Comme ouvrage topographique, ce plan est parfait.
20. Carte d'une grande partie du Canada, depuis Quebec jusqu'au fond du lac Superieur
et du lac Nipissing, an nord, jusqu'aux sources de la riviere Chesapeach. 4
feuilles. 1680.
Cette carte est tres detail!6e et extrernement curieuse sous le rapport historique
et geographique.
21. Plan du fort St. Louis de Quebec, par J. B. Franquelin. 1 feuille. 1683.
Ce plan montre le chateau et ses dependances, les maisons situees au pied
du rocher et aussi celles construites sur la rue de la Montague.
22. Plan de la ville et chateau de Quebec, fait en 1685 et mesure cxactement, par le
sieur De Villeneuve. 1 feuille. 1685.
Ce beau plan est accompagne' d'une legende et de notes qui sont du plus haut
interet pour 1'histoire de Quebec.
23. Vue de Quebec, comme il se voit du cote de 1'Est. 1 ftuille. 1685.
Cette vue, accompaguee d'uue table alphab6tique, est un specimen de dessin
de premiere beaute, 1'artiste a 6te vrai et fidele dans le dessin de ce
beau et magnifique tableau.
24. Plan de quelques terrains situes dans la basse ville de Quebec, mesurcs par de Vil-
leneuve par ordre de M. Denonville. 1 feuille. 1685.
1616 PLANS, CARTES, VUES ET DESSINS RELATIFS A
25. Carte de la Grande Baye de St. Laurens en la Nouvelle France, mise dans un jour
ou elle n'aurait jusqu'icy pariie, 1'exactitude, la curiosite et la justesse y a'iant
este observees autant qu'il a este possible, etc. 1 feuille. 1685.
Cette carte tres curieuse a ete Iev6e par le R. Pere Emmanuel Jumeau, Recollet
missionnaire en Canada.
26. Plan du cbasteau et fort de Quebec. 1 feuille. 1685.
Ce plan tres curieux et bien dessin6 fut envoy6 en France par M. Denonville.
27. Plan des Trois-Rivieres, le trace de son enceinte palissadee. ses 36 maisons et la
batterie de 7 pieces de canon pour proteger la ville. 1 feuille. 1685.
28. Plan de la coupe geometrale du rocher ou est bSti Quebec, avec les differentes hau-
teurs donnees depuis le sommet du cap au Diamand jusqu'a la haute maree,
plan envoye par M. Denonville le 13 novembre, 1685. 3 feuilles.
29. Carte de Quebec et de ses environs, par M. De Villeneuve, ingenieur du Roi. 6
feuilles. 1685.
Cette carte est 1'ouvrage le plus correct et le plus parfait de toute la collection
des cartes pour la m4me epoque, 1'arpentage de cbaque Iocalit6 et
m&me de chaque propriete y est represents d'une maniere tres-precise ; de
plus, le nom et prenom de chaque habitant y eat donne sur des feuilles
volantes annexees a ce plan.
30. Carte de 1'embouchure du Mississippi et de la baie St Bernard ou de St. Louis,
indiquant le lieu ou M. de la Salle fut assassine en 1685. 1 feuille. 1687.
Cette carte est du plus haut interet pour 1'histoire, et plus particulierement pour
1'historien qui ecrira une histoire impartiale de la vie de ce celebre voyageur,
le premier qui ait decouvert 1'embouchure du Mississippi.
31. Carte gendrale du voyage que M. de Meulles, intendant de la justice, police et
finances de la Nouvelle France, a fait par ordre du Roi, et commence le 9 no-
vembre et fini le 6 de juillet 1686 en suivant, comprenant toutes les terres de
1'Acadie, ile du cap Breton, golfe et riviere Laurent, depuis la riviere St
Georges, liniites de la Nouvelle France et de la Nouvelle Angleterre, jusqu'a la
ville de Quebec 5 avec toutes les baies, iles, ports et rivieres qui se trouvent
selon les remarques et observations qui en ont ete faites pendant le dit voyage ;
par J. B. L. Franquelin, hydrographe du Roi a Quebec. 8 grandes feuilles.
(40 pieds). 1687.
Cette grande et belle carte est adress^e d M. le marquis de Seignelay et Loure",
baron de Seaux.
32. Carte generate de la France septentrionale, contenant la decouverte du pays des Ili-
nois, faite par le sieur Joliet. 2 feuilles. 1688.
Cette carte, travail topographique et historique du plus grand me>ite, fut dressee
par M. Du Chesneau, pour M. Colbert, conseiller du Roi.
33. Carte de la partie orientale du Canada ou de la Nouvelle France, par le P. Coronelli.
2 feuilles. 1688.
Cette carte est accompagn6e de notes tres-interessantes.
34. Le lac Ontario, avec les lieux circonvoisins et particulierement les cinq nations
iroquoises. 1 feuille. 1688.
35. Carte de 1'Amerique Septentrionale, depuis le 25 jusqu'au 65 degre de latitude e
environ 140 et 235 degre de longitude, contenant le pays de Canada ou la
Nouvelle France, la Louisiane, la Floride, Virginie, Nouvelle Suede, Nou
velle York, Nouvelle Angleterre, Acadie et ile de Terreneuve. 4 feuilles. 1688^
Cette belle et splendide carte a et6 dressee par J. B. Franquelin, hydrographe du
Roi, pour etre pre'sente'e d Louis XIV.
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE FRANCE. 1617
36. Carte de la comte de St. Laurens, en la Nouvelle France, mesure (sic) tres exacte-
ment, par le sieur de Villeneuve, ingenieur du Roi. 3 feuilles. 1689.
Cette belle carte est aujourd'hui celle de Pile d'Orleans, ouvrage le plus complet
et le plus parfait de son 6poque ; de fait c'est une carte du cadastre de
Vile d'Orleans, avec le nom de chaque habitant.
37/Carte du Canada Oriental ou de la Nouvelle France, par le P. Coronelli, cosmographe
de la republique de Venise. 1 feuille. 1689.
Cette carte s'etend depuis la baie des Chaleurs jusqu'au lac Champlain, et indique
la division entre lea territoires de la Nouvelle Angleterre et de la Nouvelle
Ecosse, et celui du Canada et de 1'Acadie.
38. Carte de la partie occidentale du Canada, ou de la Nouvelle France, par le pere
Coronelli. 2 feuilles. 1689.
Surcette carte sont notes des faits tres curieux et tres interessants pour la geo-
graphic, et surtout par rapport aux voyages du pere Marquette et du sieur
Joliet.
39. Carte indiquant la ligne limitative entre les possessions franchises et anglaises,
depuis la source de la riviere St. Frangois, qui se jette dans le lac St. Pierre,
situee dans le versant septentrional des montagnes du Connecticut jusqu'au
territoire baigne par les rivieres Ohio et Potomac. 10 feuilles. 1690.
Cette belle et interessante carte indique le lieu oil etaient autrefois batis lea
forts des Frangais et des Anglais, sur cette immense e~tendue de pays situe"
entre la ville des Trois-Rivieres a Test ; Catarakouy, Toronto, et le village
des Mississagues au nord ; la riviere Ohio, les forts Duquesne, le champ de
bataille ou le general Braddock fut defait, les forts Cumberland et de Win-
chester a 1'ouest, et la Pensylvanie, les forts d'Orange et de Norfolk au sud.
C'est la plus grande carte manuscrite que possede la bibliotheque du par-
lement.
40. Piano de la ciudad de Quebec capitol del Canada, situada en 46 grados 55 rains, de
latd. septl. y en 310 y 17 minutos de longitud. 1 feuille. 1690.
Cette carte, e"crite en langue espagnole, est accompagnee d'une legende.
41. Plan de Quebec en la Nouvelle France, assiege par les A.nglois le 1'i d'octobre 1690,
jusqu'au 22 du d. mois, etc., etc. 1 feuille. 1690.
Ce plan est accompagne' d'une legende oil sont les noms, prenoras et lieu de
chaque habitant rfeidant a Quebec et dans ses environs.
42. Carte generalle de la Nouvelle France. 1 feuille. 1691.
Sur cette carte sont indiques les lieux oii les PP. recollets, jesuites et autres
missionnaires avaient leurs missions.
43. Plan de la ville de Quebec, capitalle (sic) de la Nouvelle France, leve au mois de
septembre. 1 feuille. 1693.
Ce plan, tres-curieux dans ses details, est le plus correct pour cette epoque.
44. Carte de la mine d'argent. . 1 feuille. 1696.
Cette mine d'argent existe reellement, elle se trouve sur la riviere du
Gouffre, a la distance de 4 lieues de la baye St. Paul.
45. Plan et profil des ouvrages de Quebek avec ses augmentations faits en 97 et
reste (sic) a faire en 1698. 1 feuille. 1698.
Ce beau plan topographique est accompagne d'une legende composee de 45
articles ou indications fort curieuses et fort interessantes a lire et a con-
naitre ; le dessin en est d'une belle execution.
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46. Entree de la riviere de Canada, par Louis Joliet, a Quebec. 1 feuille. 1698.
Cette carte, accompagnee d'une legende, a ete dresse"e par le sieur Joliet,
suivant lea observations magnetiques qu'il avait faites pour donner aux
pilotes les moyens de naviguer surement dans le golfe St. Laurent et
surtout entre 1'Ile d'Anticosti et la Pointe de Gaspe.
47. Carte indiquant la position topographique des cinq nations iroquoises, les forts d'O-
range (Albany) et de Manate, ile ou est actuellement bati New-York. 1 feuille.
Sur la me' me feuille sont les plans des forts Ste. Therese, fait par M % de Sa-
lieres, St. Louis, fait par M. de Chambly, de Richelieu, refait par M. de
Saurel, sur la riviere de Richelieu, dicte autrement des Iroquois en la Nou-
velle Fiance.
48. Plan du fort situe a la pointe Est, entre la riviere Ohio ou Belle Riviere, et la
riviere Manangaile. 1 feuille.
49. Carte de 1'embouchure du Mississipi et les environs. 1 feuille. 1700-
Sur cette simple carte on voit ou residait M. d'Iberville (Canadien,) de 1698 a
1700.
60. Plan de la ville des Trois-Rivieres avec le nom de chaque habitant occupant une
terre dans un rayon d'une lieue de cette ville. 1 feuille. 1700.
51. Du plan de Quebec, envoye avec la lettre de MM. de Catlieres et Champigny du 6
octobre 1700. Quebek. 1 feuille. 1700.
Ce plan represente le mur d'enceinte du chateau St. Louis avec ses dependances,
les Recollets, etc., etc.
52. Veiie de la ville de Quebec, capitale de la Nouvelle France dans I'Amerique Septen-
trionale veiie du cote du fleuve St. Laurent veiie de la ville de Quebec du
cote de la riviere St. Charles, sans date ni nom d'auteur. Cette derniere vue
est unique. 1 feuille.' Avant 1700.
53. Plan de la ville des 3 Rivieres leve en 1'annee 1704. 1 feuille. 1704.
Ce beau plan est accompagne d'une longue legende explicative, le dessin topo-
graphique est soigne, on ne pourrait rien faire de mieux, mme aujourd'hui.
54. Plan de Quebec avec un trace correct de la premiere enceinte en magonnerie de
cette ville. I feuille. 1710.
Ce plan paraphe par le gouverneur et douze aiUres perso'nnages, a etc" dresse pour
etre envoys a la cour, son dessin topographique est tres interessant pour
Thistoire de Quebec.
55. Plan Lineaire et geometral du seminaire de Rebec en Canada. 1 feuille. 1714.
Ce plan a 6te dresse par ordre, pour montrer les propriete* respectives de
1'eglise, du seminaire, de 1'eveche, etc., etc.
56. Plan du terrain des R. P. Jesuites, sur lequel est la Place Royale, une redoute et un
bastion. 1 feuille. 1715.
A ce plan est annex6 uu proces verbal donnant la superficie exacte de !'<-
tendue de terrain occupe par des fortifications ^rigees sur la propriite
des R6vds. Peres, et signe LaGuermorville.
67. Carte de la cote nord du Golphe du Mexique, de 1'embouchure du fleuve Mississippi
et de toute 1'etsndue de pays situe entre le 305e degre et le 288e de longitude,
et entre le 27e, degre et le 32e de latitude. Delineabat F. LeMaire P. P.
Missionar. Apostolic, anno, 1716. 2 feuilles.
58. Plan double de la ville de Montreal, en Canada, Nouvelle France, dans I'Amerique Sep-
teutrionale, par Chaussegros DeLery, approuve en Conseil, etc. 2 feuilles. 1717.
Ce plan est le plus beau specimen de topographic du temps ; c'est un plan
cadastral de la ville de Montreal.
L'HISTOIRE DE LA NOTJVELLE PRANCE. 1619
59. Carte de 1'ile de Montreal indiquant la position de chaque fort, manoir, moulins,
fortifications, cours d'eau, etc. par M 1 feuille. 1721.
Cette carte est tres interressante pour 1'histoire de Montreal ; elle montre
aussi les forts batis a Boucherville, Le Tremblay Longueuil, St. Lambert,
La Prairie, et la mission des Jesuites au Sault Saint Louis.
60. Veue de la Ville des Trois Rivieres, en Canada, Nouvelle France, avec une Legende
1 feuille. 1721.
61. Plan d'un projet pour former un commencement de ville a Chambly, par Chaussegros
deLery. 1 feuille. 1721.
62. Carte des cotes de la Louisiane depuis la Baye de 1'Ascension jusques a celle de
Ste. Rose, ou les nouvelles habitations sont marquees. 1 feuille. 1721.
63. Plan geometral des seigneuries d'Argenteuil du seminaire de Montreal, vis-a-vis le
lac des Deux Montagnes. 1 feuille. 1722.
64. Carte du fleuve St. Laurent mesure exactement depuis le Lac Ontario (Cataracoui)
jusqu'a la pointe des Kamouraskas. 1 feuille. 1727.
On est porte a croire que cette carte est le plus parfait travail hydrographique
de Chaussegros DeLe>y.
65. Carte du lac Ontario et du fleuve St. Laurent, depuis le lac Erie jusqu'au dessous
de 1'isle de Montreal. 1 feuille. 1728.
Ce plan, par rapport a 1'histoire du Canada et de sa geographic, est excellent a
consulter.
66. Carte du cours de la riviere St Laurent aux environs de Quebec. 1 feuille. 1729.
Cette carte indique le lieu ou le vaisseau V Elephant fit naufrage, on voit aussi,
sur la carte, une vue de la ville de Quebec.
67. Plans des deux forts Natchez, assieges par les Franeais, au mois de fevrier, 1730.
1 feuille. 1730.
Cette carte a ete leye'e sur les lieux par un officier qui commandait avec les
Francais, les Indiens Chactaws, Tonicas, Colapissas et Oumas.
68. Carte du domaine en Canada, dediee a monseigneur Le Dauphin par le pere Laure,
jesuite. 2 feuilles. 1731.
Cette importante carte est accompagnee d'une longuelettre adressee au Dauphin,
et de notes explicatives tres-curieuses,
69. Carte de cette partie de pays depuis la Baye d'Hudson, a 1'ouest, jusqu'a Mingan a
Test, et depuis les hautes terres jusqu'au lac St. Pierre presles Trois-Rivieres.
2 feuilles. 1731.
Les notes ajoutees a cette carte font un volume ; elle a ete dressee par le jesuite
Laure qui a parcouru, pendant 13 ans, cette apre et sterile contree.
70. Plan du terrain de la Pointe a la Chevelure ou est marque le fort de pieux construit
en 1731. 1 feuille. 1731.
Ce plan avec une petite legende est accompagne d'un memoire. Ce dernier est
depos6 dans les archives de la marine.
71. Carte du domaine du Roi en Canada, dressee par le pere Laure, missionnaire je-
suite. 1 feuille. 1731.
72. Carte d'une partie de 1'ile de Montreal, depuis la Pointe a Cardinal jusqu'au courant
de Ste. Marie, avec la ville de Montreal, le canal commance (sic) par MM. du
Seminaire. 1 feuille. 1733.
Sur cette inte~ressante carte est trace le petit lac St. Pierre, qui se trouvait sitoe
pres lea tanneries des Hollands, village St. Henry,
1620 PLANS, CARTES, VUES ET DESSINS EELATIFS A
73. Carte contenant les nouvelles decouvertes de 1'ouest, en Canada, mers, rivieres, lacs
et nations qui y habitent en 1'annee 1737. 1 feuille.
Cette carte a 6 te dressee par les Varennes de La Veranderye.
74. Plan d'un mantelet blinde pour servir a prendre un fort Sauvage. 1 feuille. 1739.
Ce plan execute par M. Chaussegros de LeYy, inge"nieur a Quebec, est compost
de cinq plans partiela avec une le"gende explicative.
75. Carte de la Baye St. Paul situee a 18 lieues au dessous de Quebec, a la coste nord du
fleuve St. Laurent. 1 feuille. 1739.
Cette carte indique d'une mani6re precise les locality's ou se trouvent des mines
de plomb, argent, cuivre et sources d'eau sulfureuse, par Chaussegros De
L6ry.
76. Plan du fort Vaudreuil, situe sur la montagne 'de Carillon, par le sieur Germain,
capitaine au regiment de la Reine. 2 feuilles. 1740.
Ce plan est un des plus beaux specimens que possede la bibliotheque du parle-
ment, Ton y voit la position qu'occupait chaque regiment avant Faction
de la memorable bataille de Carillon.
77. Carte abregee du Canada levee sur les lieux par M. * * * resident (sic) a Quebec
annee 1741. 1 feuille. 1741.
Cette carte, assez bien executed, s'etend depuis File de Terreneuve jusqu'au deld
du fort Duquesne sur la riviere Ohio, et montre-~quelques endroits fortifies
par les Franais.
78. Carte levee vue de Pays par M. de La Morandiere, pour servir d'eclaircissement au
sujet du canal projete entre La Chine et Montreal. 1 feuille. 1750.
Ce plan a e" te donne par M. de la Galissonniere, et a beaucoup servi aux ing^nieurs
anglais charges d'ouvrir un nouveau canal de Montreal a La Chine.
79. Carte du Lac Champlain depuis le fort de Chambly, jusqu'a la chute des eaux du
lac St. Sacrement. 1 feuille. 1752.
Cette carte importante represente la position exacte des dix-sept seigneuries
qui se trouvaient situees sur ses cotes et dont neuf forment actuellement
partie du territoire des Etat-Unis.
80. Carte physique des terreins les plus eleves de la partie occidentale du Canada. 1
feuille. 1752.
Sur cette carte, on voit les nouvelles decouvertes faites par des officiers frangais
a 1'ouest du lac Superieur, avec les rivieres et les lacs dont M. JeXJmie a
parle dans la relation de la Baye d'Hudsou.
81. Plan de 1'enceinte de la ville de Montreal et du profil de ses differentes fortifications.
1 feuille. 1752.
Ce plan, par Franquet, est tres-interessant pour 1'histoire de cette ville, et donne
des details qu'on chercherait en vain sur d'autres plans.
82. Plan du fort du saut saint Louis et du village des Iroquois, echelle de 8 toises au
pouce. 1 feuille. 1754.
Plan tres bien de'taille'.
83. Plan de la riviere et des forts Chouegen. 1 feuille. 1755.
Ce plan indique la position du fort frangais et du fort anglois avec uue ISgende
explicative.
84^ Plan des attaques des forts Chouagen, avec une longue legende. 1 feuille. 1756.
Ce plan tres detaiHe" donne la position respective de chaque localite et dea tra-
vaux qui y ont 6t6 construits.
L'HISTOIIIE DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. 1621
85. Plan du fort et du village du lac des Deux Montagnes avec le projet pour le fermer
du cote du sud. 1 feuille. 1758.
Sur ce beau plan sont marque's les villages qu'occupaient les Franfais, les Iro-
quois, les Algonquins et les Nipissingues.
86. Plan des attaques des retranchements devant le fort Carillon, en Amerique, par les
Anglais commandes par le general Abercrombie, centre les Frangais aux ordres
du marquis de Montcalm, le 8 juillet 1758. 1 feuille. 1758.
Ce beau plan tres-detail!6 et tres bien dessin6 est accompagne d'une legende tres
etendue.
87. The siege of Isle aux Noix in 1760. 1 feuille. 1760.
Le travail topographique de ce joli plan est tres bien execute; il estaussi accom-
pagne d'une petite legende.
88. Vue du fort de York dans la Baie d'Hudson, pris le 24 aout 1782, par une division
aux ordres de La Perouse, capitaine de vaisseau, par M. ... 1 feuille. 1782.
89. Plan du fort de Guiles et du terrain que les troupes du Roy ont parcouru pour faire
1'attaque du dit fort. 1 feuille. 1783.
Ce fort, garni de 48 pieces de canon, est tombe" au pouvoir des .Franais, le 9 aout
1782.
90. Plan du fort du Prince de Wales, situe sur la riviere Gauche et la riviere Churchill,
dans la Baie d'Hudson. 1 feuille. 1783.
Ce plan, leve par M. de Mansuy, a et6 pris pat- M. De La Perouse et de Rostaing,
le 9 aout 1782.
91. Plan du fort York, dans la Baie d'Hudson, pris par les Francois en 1782. 1 feuille.
1783.
Ce plan est unique, et donne des details tres interessants sur la prise du fort
York, par MM. De La Perouse et de Kostaing.
92. Carte ou sont representes les forts Quares, Hunter, Cannatchocary, Lidius, Levi, St.
Frederic, et la maison a machicoulis que les Anglais ont fait construire en
1727, sur la riviere Chouegen, scituee au sud du Jac Frontenac. 1 feuille.
Sans date.
Le dessin topographique et line'aire de ces differents forts est bien execute.
93. Carte tracee par le Sauvage Ochagach, et autres, laquelle a donne lieu aux decou-
vertes des officiers franqais. 1 feuille. Sans date.
94. Plan et elevation du fort St. Jean sur la riviere Richelieu. 1 feuille. Sans date.
Ce plan est un parfait paralellogramme rectangle, synvitriquement bastionn6
et bien execute.
95. Plan du fort Georges appele par les Anglois William Henri, pris par M. le marquis
de Montcalm, general des troupes de S. M. en Canada. 1 feuille. Sans date.
96. Carte d'une partie du lac Superieur avec la decouverte de la riviere depuis le grand
Portage jusqu'au lac des Bois, et de la jusqu'au Missouri, par M. De La Geme-
raye. 1 feuille. Sans date.
97. Plan de la coupe et de 1'elevation des murs et parapets, escarpes, fosses, chevaux
de frise et glacis de la premiere enceinte de Quebec. (Distances, hauteurs et
largeurs cotees.) 1 feuille. Sans date.
1622
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
4. HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS RELATING TO CANADA, AND THE
ENGLISH COLONIES IN AMERICAFROM THE LONDON ARCHIVES.
(The Documents contained in the six following Volumes are deposited in the
Library oj the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec.)
Tear. VOL. I. (1613-1638.) P^e
1613-14.
Jan. 2. Letter of the Privy Council to Sir Thomas Smith, respecting com-
plaint made by the French Ambassador against Captain Argall, &c. 1
Jan. 23. Extract of the reply of the Privy Council to the above complaint
They have received no information from the Virginia company
about Captain Argall's affair 2
1666.
Feb. A relation of the march of the Governor of Canada, with 600 men,
into the territories of His Royal Highness, &c 4
July 6. Letter of Colonel Nichols to the Council of Massachusetts French
movements, &c 10
July 11. Letter of Samuel Willis, in behalf of the Colony of Connecticut, to
Colonel Nichols Intrigues of the French Mohawks, &c' 11
Aug. 20. Letter of Colonel Nichols to M. de Tracy M. de Courcelle's inva- .
sion of New York, in February last, &c 27
Aug. 20. Letter of the Commissaires at Albany to M. de Tracy 29
Oct. 25. Letter of Governor Winthrop to Lord Arlington Measures against
the French, &c 34
1667.
Jan. 11. Letter of Colonel Nichols to the Commissaires at Albany French
affairs. 38
Jan. 11. Letter of Colonel Nichols to Captain Baker French affairs 40
Jan. 11. Letter of Colonel Nichols to Mr. Carter French/affairs 43
April 30. Letter of M. de Tracy to the Coinuiissaires at Albany 45
April 30. Letter of M. de Tracy to Colonel Nichols M. de Courcelle's march.. 46
April 30. Letter of M. de Tracy to Mr. Corlart Invites him to Canada 53
May 20. Letter of Colonel Nichols to M. de Tracy, in answer to his of the
30th April 56
Oct. 3. Letter of Governor Lovelace to Secretary Williamson Intrigues of
the French among the Iroquois 60
1671.
Mar. 20. Warrant of King Charles II to the Attorney General to prepare a
Patent for enlarging the Council for foreign Plantations, &c 65
Oct. 1. Journal and Relation of a new discovery made behind the Apalachian
Mountains, to the West of Virginia 77
1675.
Mar. 12. Order in Council, referring all matters lately under the charge of the
Council of Trade, to a Committee of the Privy Council 89
1677.
July 17. Memorial of the Bishop of London, about the abuses in the churches
in the Plantations 93
1678.
Oct. 12. Letter of Sir E. Andros to Mr. Blathwayte French and Indian
troubles, &c 95
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1623
VOL. I Continued.
Year.
1678. (Enclosing)
Sept. 14. Letter of the Commissioners of the United Colonies to Sir E. Andros. 97
Sept- 18. Letter from the same to the same 99
Sept. 25. Letter from Sir E. Andros to the Commissioners 101
Sept. 28. Letter of the Commissioners to Sir E. Andros 103
Sept. 6. Letter from the same to the same 105
Sept. 10. Letter of Sir E. Andros to the Commissioners. . . 107
1682.
Sept. 30. Commission from the Duke of York to Colonel Thomas Dongan, to
be Governor of New York. ... 109
1683.
Mar. 10. Letter of Sir John Werden to Colonel Dongan Rhode- Island Cus-
toms in New-York French in Canada, &c 112
1684.
Dec. 4. Letter of Sir John Werden to Col. Dongan French and Indian
affairs 115
1685.
Aug. 11. Letter of Col. Dongan to Mr. Blathwayte French and Indian affairs. 117
1686.
Dec. 2Q. Letter of the Privy Council to Governor Dongan, to publish and exe-
cute the treaty of neutrality concluded at London between England
and France 120
1687.
Feb. 22. Petition of the French Protestants to Governor Dongan 122
July 16. Letter of Mr. Graham to Mr. Spragg French attack on the Senecas. 124
July 19. Letter of the Council to Governor Dongan, in favour of the French
Protestants 126
Sept. 8. Letttr of Governor Dongan to the Lord President French invasion of
the Seneca Country Encroachments measures proposed 127
(Enclosing)
Aug. 31. Examination of Kakariel and Adandidagko, two Indian prisoners
from Canada. 134
Sept. 7. Informations given upon oath, by Nanning Harmenth and others,
about the French and others 149
Aug. 5. Propositions of Governor Dongan, to the Senecas, &c., at Albany.. . . . 155
Aug. 6. Answers of the five nations to Governor Dongan's propositions 165
Aug. 7. Information given to the Governor by several Indians, about the
French, &c 174
1684. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de la Barre, Governor of Canada.. 182
June 15. Letter of M. dc la Barre to Colonel Dongan. 183
June 25. Letter of Governor Dongan to Mr. de la Barre 185
July. Letter from the same to the same. 186
July 25. Letter of M. de la Barre to Governor Dongan 188
-luly 25. M. de la Barre's instructions to M. de Salvaye, sent to New York,
&c 190
1684. Answer to the Governor of Canada's instructions to M. de Salvaye.. 194
1685.
Sept. 10. Letter from Father de Lamberville, to Governor Dongan 197
No date. Letter from Father Dablon to Governor Dongan . 201
1 1683.
Aug. 18. Letter of Mr. Brucy to Major Baxter 203
1624
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
VOL. I Continued,
P8R6
Year.
1686.
May 22. Letter of Governor Dongan, to M. de Denonville, Governor of
Canada 204
June 5. Letter of M. de Denonville to Governor Dongan 207
June 25. Letter from the same to the same 215
July 26. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 228
1687.
Oct. 1. Letter of Mr. de Denonville to Governor Dongan 227
Dec. 1. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 231
1687.
May 20. Letter of Governor Dongan to Father de Lamberville 234
June 20. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 237
Aug. 21. Letter of M. de Denonville to Governor Dongan 240
June 11. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville and his answer,
dated 22nd of August 251
Sept. 9. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 263
Sept. 8. Governor Dongan's instructions to Captain Palmer on his going to
England , S7l
Sept. 12. Letter of Governor Dongan to the Lord President, about going to
Albany French and Indian affairs 278
(Enclosing)
Sept. 2. Letter of M. P. Schuvler to Governor Dongan French and Indian
news 280
Sept. 2. Letter of Mr. ft. Livingston to Governor Dongan French and Indian
news 285
Sept. 5. Letter of Mr. Livingston to Governor Dongan Indian news 288
Sept. V. Letter of Mr. Schuyler to Governor Dongan French and Indian
news 291
Sept. 9. Propositions made by the Maquas to the Mayor, &c., of Albany 294
Sept 17. Examination of Antoine L'Espinard, before Nicholas Bayard, Mayor,
&c 302
1686.
Nov. 4. Copy of an intercepted letter from Father de Lamberville to Father
Bruyas 310
Nov. 4. Letter of Father de Lamberville to Antoine L'Espinard 314
1687.
Oct. 24. Letter of Governor Dongan to the King, about his recall, &c 314
Nov. 10. Letter of the King to Governor Dongan, upon Indian and French
affairs The Governor of Canada to be notified that the Five Nations
are owned as British subjects, &c 320
1688.
Jan 22. Letter of the King to Governor Dongan, to prevent acts of hostility,
and encourage a good correspondence with the French, &c. ...... 327
1687. (Enclosing)
Dec. 1. Instrument, signed this day, between the English and French Com-
missioners 328
Nov. 3. Memorandum, or protocol, of conferences between the English and
French Commissioners, on the subject of the Indians and the boun-
daries in North America, &c 331
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC.
1625
Y ear VOL. I Continued. pag e
1688.
Jan. 19. Letter of Governor Dongan to the Lord President French and Indian
affairs 347
1687. (Enclosing)
Oct. 2. Letter of M. de Denonville to Governor Dongan 353
Oct. 25. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 357
Oct. 31. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 361
Dec. 28. Letter of M. de Denonville to Governor Dongan 368
1688.
Feb. 17. Letter of Governor Dongan to M. de Denonville 373
Feb. 3. Governor Dongan's first paper of demands to the French Agents 377
Feb. 4. Answer of the French Agents to the above document 380
Feb. Governor Dongan's second paper of demands to the French Agents. . 382
Feb. Answer of the French Agents to Governor Dongan's second paper. . . 387
Feb. Governor Dongan's third paper to the French Agents 395
Feb. 9. Answer of the French Agents to Governor Dongan's third paper. . . . 403
Feb. Governor Dongan's fourth paper to the French Agents 411
Feb. 15. Answer of the French Agents to Governor Dongan's fourth paper. . . 415
Feb. Governor Dongan's last paper to the French Agents. 423
Feb. Governor Dongan's propositions to the Six Nations of Indians 427
Feb. 13. Answer of the Six Nations to Governor Dongan 431
Feb. 13. Governor Dongan's reply to the Six Nations 439
Feb. 16. Propositions of the Six Nations to Governor Dongan 443
April 16. Letter of the King to Governor Dongan, requiring him to resign the
government of New York to Sir E. Andros, on his arrival, and to
return to England, &c 471
April 16. Instructions from the King to Sir E. Andros, for the Government of
New England 447
Aug. 31. Letter of Captain F. Nicholson to Mr. Povey Narrative of affairs in
New England 475
Oct. 4. Letter of Sir E. Andros to the Committee of the Privy Council his
arrival in New York State of affairs, &c 491
Aug. 11. Letter of Sir E. Andros to the Governor of Canada 495
Aug. 20. Letter of M. de Denonville to Governor Dongan 499
Sept. 19. Letter of Sir E. Andros to the Governor of Canada 503
Sept. 18. Proceedings between Sir E. Andros and the Indians at Albany 507
Sept. 15. Examination of an Indian named Aert, at Albany, before S. Courtland 517
Sept. 25. Examination of John Rosii, at Albany, before Major Schuyler 523
Sept. 25. Examination of Derrick Wyssels, recorder at Albany, before Major
Schuyler 527
Sept. 29. Information from Canada given by four Maquas Indians 531
Oct. 1. Letter of Sir E. Andros to the Governor of Canada 535
Oct. 2. Letter of Colonel Dongan to Sir E. Andros and the"Council 539
Oct. 23. Letter of M. de Denonville to Sir E. Andros . 643,
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
VOL. II. (1688-1697).
Page
Tear.
1689.
Feb. 16. Order in Council appointing a Committee for Trade and Plantations,
and directing the proclamation of King William and Queen Mary,
&c .' i
May 2. Order in Council upon the Report of the Committee for Trade, &c.,
respecting the state of the plantations, &c 5
June 10. Letter from the Council of New York to the Earl of Shrewsbury
Overthrow of the New York Captain Leisler Nicholson going to
England, &c 13
July 5. Abstract of the Journal kept by Captain Nicholas Bayard, since the
llth June, 1689, in New York 17
Aug. 5. Letter of Colonel Bayard to Captain Nicholson Indian and French
news 37
Sept. 6. Letter of Lord Effingham to the Earl of Sunderland French and
Indian affairs 45
Sept. 23. Extract of a letter from Colonel Bayard, about the Five Nations and
the French in Canada 49
Dec. 19. Letter of Mr. Van Courtland to Sir E. Andros Wishes to be made
Collector, &c 57
Dec. 31. Letter of P. Reveredge to the Bishop of London French families in
New York 61
No date. Petition to the King, of Merchants trading to New York, to defend it
from the French ; with reasons to enforce the petition, annexed ... 65
1690.
Mar. 31. ' Letter of Leisler to the Bishop of Salisbury Attack and burning of
Schenectady Indians Neighbouring Colonies New York affairs,
&c 73
April 11. Memorial of Mr. Livingston to the Governor, &c., of Connecticut,
for assistance against the French, and their proceedings thereupon. 81
April 14. Letter of Mr. Livingston to Sir Edmond Andros French and Indian
news, SLC 93
May 3. Interview and proceedings between the Commissioners at Albany
and the Five Nations 101
May 6. Copy of a letter from the Bishop of Canada to Father Millet (in Latin) 109
June 23. Letter of Jacob Leisler to the Earl of Shrewsbury French and In-
dian affairs, &c 113
June 15. The Governor of Canada's instructions to the Chevalier d'Eau, going
to the Iroquois 119
June 15. Message of Oreaoue, by the persons he sent to the Iroquois Nations. 127
1691.
May 26. Propositions of the Praying Indians to governor Sloughter at Albany. 131
May 26. Governor Sloughter's answer the Propositions of the Praying Indians. 135
June 1. Governor Sloughter's propositions to the five Indians at Albany 139
June 2. Answer of the five Nations to Governor Slouguter's propositions. ... 143
June 4. Propositions of the Maquas and other Indians to Governor Sloughter,
at Albany, and his replies. 155
June 22. Letter of Mr. Livingston to Governor Sloughter French and Indian
affairs 159
June 25. Examination of a Maquas Indian this day arrived froni Canada 163
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC.
1627
VOL. II Continued.
Tear. Page
July 2. Letter of Mr. Livingston to Governor Sloughter Indian and Cana-
dian Affairs 167
Aug. 9. A modest and true Relation of the sundry accidents happening to
Major Schuyler and the party of Christians and Indians under his
Command, in their expedition to Canada, 21st June to 9th August
1691 171
1692.
Jan. 8. Letter of the Council at New York to Lord Nottingham Frontier
affairs, &c 187
1691.
Dec. 30. Letter of the officers at Albany to Major Ingoldsby Indian and
' French affairs, &c 191
1692.
Sep. 23. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Earl of Nottingham 207
(Enclosing)
Sep. 23. Examination of three prisoners and two French runagades from Ca-
nada 211
1693.
Feb. 3. The King's letter to Governor Fletcher, to consult and advise with the
Massachusetts' government about the Canada expedition 215
Feb. 14. Letter of Governor Fletcher to Mr. Blathwayte Difference with Sir
Wm. Phipps French and Indians, &c 219
Jan. 7. Letter of Governor Fletcher to Sir Wm. Phipps 223
Jan. 27. Letter of Sir Wm. Phipps to Governor Fletcher 227
Feb. 11. Letter of Major Ingoldsby to Governor Fletcher French and Indian
news Schenectady, &c 231
March 8. Letter of Governor Fletcher to Mr. Blathwayte French and Indians
neighbouring colonies troops, &c 235
March 7. Journal of Governor Fletcher's expedition against the French and
Indians of Canada 239
Feb. ',21. Report of Major Peter Schuyler and others to Governor Fletcher
Mohawk^expedition 247
July 1. Translation of a letter from Claude Dablon, the superior of the Jesuits
of Canada, to Mr."Dellins 259
July 21. Translation of a letter from Father Millet to Mr. Dellins, with Indian
news, &c 263
Oct. 9. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Committee Indians French
Sir Wm. Phipps Colonial affairs, &c 271
Oct. 10. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Committee capture of a French
privateer captain French designs, &c 279
1694.
Jan. 31. Letter of Father Millet to Mr. Dellins, translated from the French 283
Feb. 9. Letter from Mr. Dellins to Father Millet in reply 289
No date. Interpretation of three Belts of Wampum to be sent to Canada by the
1694. Mohawks in 1693 29j
Feb. 14. Letter of Mr. Livingston to Governor Fletcher French and Indian
affairs 295
Nov. 19. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Committee Indian and Canadian
news, &c 299
NN
1628
HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
VOL. II Continued.
Tear. Page
Oct. 13- Indian intelligence from Canada, received at Schenectady s 307
Nov. 10. Intelligence from Quebec, given to Governor Fletcher at New York,
by Matthew Paulding and Nicholas Smith 311
Jan. 31. Copy of a message from the Governor of Canada to the five Nations
and their reply, 4th February 315
May 24. Letter of Mr. Dellins to governor Fletcher Indian and Canadian
news 327
1693.
Oct. 3. Letter of Major Schuyler to Governor Fletcher Indian intelligence. . 331
Oct. 5. Letter from the same to the same further Indian news 335
Nov. 10. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Committee Connecticut Cana-
da, &c 339
Dec'r. Copy of Father Millet's minutes of the meeting of the Five Nations at
Onondaga 343
1694.
Jan. 12. Letter of Major Ingoldsby to Governor Fletcher Indian intelligence. 347
March 28. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Committee French and Indian af-
fairsNo assistance from neighbouring Colonies, &c 351
Feb. 12. Letter of Mr. Dellins to Governor Fletcher French and Indian news. 355
Oct. 18. Letter of Major Ingoldsby to Governor Fletcher Albany news 359
1695.'
May 29. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the committee Ind.an affairs 363
Feb. 18. Abstract of intelligence sent from Onondaga 367
May 15. Abstract of Indian intelligence received from Albany. 371
1696.
Aug. 22. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Lords of the late Committee
French invasion of the Indian Country 375
(Enclosing)
August Governor Fletcher's proceedings at Albany, &c 379
Au<r. 22. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Lords of the Privy Council
French and Indian affairs, &c. ... 391
Sep. 18 Major General Winthrop, Journal of his march from Albany towards
Canada July September, 1690 395
Sep. 17. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Lords of the late Committee Ca-
nadian and Indian affairs Captain Kidd, &c 407
Sep. 18. Letter of Governor Fletcher to Mr. Blathwayte French and Indian
news 411
1695.
June 13. Letter of P. de la Noy relative to Governor Fletcher's conduct 415
Nov. 9. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Board of Trade Indian affairs, &c. 431
Oct. 16. Examination of three French prisoners taken on the frontier 435
1697.
Feb. 25. Order in Council about the two Mohawk Indians brought to London. 439
July 2. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Board French and Indian news.. 443
July 2. Extract of a memorial of Mr. Nelson to the Board claim of New
York to part of Acadie, &c 447
Nov. 16. Letter of Governor Fletcher to the Board French and Indian af- *
fairs, &c 4g l
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC.
1629
VOL. III. (1698-1726.)
Page
Year.
1698.
Feb. 8. Mr. Perm's plans for a union of the Northern Colonies of America. . 1
May 16. Extract of a letter from Mr. Randolph to the Board French encroach-
ments 5
July 1. Letter of Lord Bellomontto the Board The Jersies Affairs of New
York, c 9
(Enclosing)
April 6. Letter of Schuyler and Dellins to Lord Bellomont Negociations with
the Indians 25
April 19. Estimate of the inhabitants of Albany and of the Five Nations of
Indians 29
April 21. Memorandum of Colonel Fletcher's not writing to the Governor of
Canada about the peace 33
April 22. Instructions to Peter Schuyler, one of the members of His Majesty's
Council, and Mr. Dellins, Minister of Albany, to be observed by
them in their negociation with Count de ^rontenac, Governor of
Canada 37
April 22. Letter of Lord Bellomont (in French) to Count de Frontenac, Gover-
nor of Canada Peace between the English and French Kings. ... 41
April 22. Letter of Lord Bellomont to M. de Callieres, Governor of Montreal,
relating to the same subject 45
June 17. Letter from Count de Frontenac in answer to Lord Bellemont's letter
of 22d April 49
June 17. Letter of M. de Callieres to Lord Bellomont 57
May 31. Depositions of Henry and Joseph, two Mohawk Indians . 61
July 2. Report of Messrs. Schuyler and Dellins to Lord de Bellomont, of their
negociation in Canada 69
Aug. 13. Letter from Lord Bellomont (in French) to Count de Frontenac,
complaining of the hostilities of the French and Indians against the
Five Nations, notwithstanding the late treaty of peace . 85
Sept. 14. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Negociations with the In-
dians Complaints against the conduct of Mr. Dellins' practices
towards the Indians, and of Colonel Fletcher's grant of land to Mr.
Van Ran.slaer, &c 93
Aug. 22 Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Governor of Canada, relating to his
threatened hostilities against the Five Nations 109
Aug. 22. Lord Bellomont's instructions to Captain Johannes Schuyler, sent to
Canada 113
Oct. 21. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board detail of the Provincial affairs. 117
Sep. 21. Letter of Count de Frontenac to Lord Bellomont the Crowns of
England and France have named Commissioners to settle the dispute
about the limits, &c 137
September. Narrative of Captain John Schuyler's journey to Canada ;145
No date. Number of inhabitants in the several Counties in New York in 1698. 157
Dec. 8. Letter of the Board of Trade to Mr. Secretary Vernon affairs in New
York, respecting the French, &c 161
Dec. 15. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Lawyers in New York, almost
all of a scandalous character
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Page
Year-
1699.
Feb. 19. Letter of the^Board to Mr. Secretary Vernon, relative to the French
rights of trade and fishery, &c., in America and the British right of
sovereignty over the Indians, &c 173
Mar. 21. Message from the Indians at Onondaga, about Canada affairs 177
July 22. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board French and Indian affairs . . . 181
Aug. 24. Letter of the Board transactions with the Indians, and intrigues of
\ the French 185
May 9. Answer of the Five Nations to Captain John Schuyler and Captain
John Bleecker 193
June 16. Minutes of the proceedings of the Commissioners, &c., with the
Indians at Albany, 12th and 16th June .... 198
June 19. Examination of Jean Rossie lately come from Canada 213
July. Letter of the Lieutenant Governor of New York, relating to prisoners
and Indians 216
June. Instructions to the persons sent to Canada about a release of prisoners,
&c 217
July 12. Information given to the Onondagas by a French Indian, lately from
Canada : 221
Nov. 6. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Hostilities of some Western
Indians against the Senecas 224
Aug. 6. Copy of a letter from M. de Callieres to Lord Bellomont, sending two
Iroquois whom he has released, &c 225
Oct. 20. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board of Trade Indian and Canadian
1700. affairs 229
April 11. Letter of the Board of Trade to Lord Bellomont French and Indians
trade forts, &c 233
April 20. Letter from Lord Bellomont to the Board of Trade French and In-
dian affairs Mode of Indian War Value of the colonies to the
Crown of England 237
May 25. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Indian affairs French
intrigues Forts must be preserved The Indians well provided
for, or the Colonies will be lost to England 240
April. Observations made by Robert Livingston, Secretary of the Indian
affairs, in his voyage to Ouondaga 249
May 2. Account of the negociation of Messrs. Schuyler, Livingston and Han-
sen, with the Maquas, Oneidas and Onondagas 257
May 9. Examination of Abraham and David Schuyler and Robert Living-
ston, junr., lately returned from Canada 269
July 9. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Indian affairs Jesuits'
intrigues Mismanagement of the Plantations, and danger of their
being lost to England 273
June 24. Extract of a letter from the Lieutenant Governor of New York to
Lord Bellomont Suspicious visit of French ship of war, com-
manded by Captain d'Iberville 277
July 26. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Pitiful state of the Troops in
the King's service Strong remonstrances against the shameful
neglect of the Colonies Intrigues of the Jesuits, &c. Poisoning
of several Indians 281
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC.
1631
VOL. Ill Continued.
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June 28. Propositions of the Canada Praying Indians to the Commissioners at
Albany '. 285
Oct. 17. Letter of Lord Bellemont to the Board of Trade Indian affairs, want
of Ministers for the Indians Effective state of the French forces
in Canada, &c 289
Aug. 17. Letter of the Board to the Archbishop of Canterbury Missionaries
to the Indians 319
Nov. 1. Letter of the Bishop of London to the Board Conversion of the In-
dians, &c 321
Nov. 28. Letter of Lord Bellomont to the Board Indian affairs Frontiers,
grant of land, complaints Complaints against Messrs. Schuyler,
Wessells and Dellins Abundance of wild grapes fit for making
wine, &c 323
1703.
Sept. 9. Letter of Lord Cornbury to the Board French and Indian affairs. . . 327
1704.
Feb. 1. Letter of M. J. Chamberlayne, of the Society for propagating the
Gospel in Foreign Parts, &c., to the Board, about Missionaries to
the Indians, &c 331
Feb. 3. Letter of the Secretary of the Board to Mr. Chamberlayne, about
Missionaries, &c 335
June 22. Letter of Lord Cornbury to the Earl of Nottingham French and In-
dian affairs 337
Nov. 5. Translation of a letter from B. Freeman to Lord Cornbury Designs
and preparations of the Indians and French, &c 338
1707.
Decem. Bishop of London's paper about a suffragan for the Plantations in
America 343
1708.
Feb. 10. Letter of Lord Cornbury to the Board of Trade Murder committed
by an Indian, man slave and negro woman Woman sentenced to
be burnt 347
May 31. Copy of a Paper from Boston, relating to the neutrality between the
Five Nations and the French 351
1709.
March 1. Letter of the Queen to the Governor of New York Expedition
against the French in Canada, &c 355
April 20. Letter of Lord Sunderland to Lord Lovelace Expedition against
Canada >* 357
June 2. Report of the Board of Trade to the Queen, concerning the right of
sovereignty over the Five Nations of Indians 362
1697. Copy of a Memorial presented by the Board in 1697, relating to the
right of the Crown of Great Britain over the New York Indians . . . 36$
1709.
June 28. Letter of Col. Nicholson and Col. Vetch to the Board, relating to the
Expedition against Canada 373
June 28. Letter of Col. Vetch to Mr. Secretary Boyle Expedition to Canada. 375
,July 2. Letter of Mr. Cockerel to Mr. Popple Preparations for the expedi-
tion against Canada, &c . . 379
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June 22. Examination and intelligence of some Indian spies sem to Canada. .
Mar. 16. Letter of Colonel Ingoldsby to the Board Affairs in New York Ex-
pedition against Canada 391
1711.
Sept. 12. Letter of Governor Hunter to the Board Expedition against Canada. 392
(Enclosing)
Aug. 17. Propositions made by the Schakkook Indians to Governor Hunter. . . 393
Aug. 26. Propositions made by the Sachems of the Five Nations of Indians to
Governor Hunter 403
1715.
July. Letter from Col. Nicholson to Mr. Popple Intrigues of the French
with the Indians, &c 407
July 2. Letter of Governor Hunter to the Secretary of State Indian affairs,
&c 409
1720 Letter of Col. Schuyler to the Board of Trade Indian affairs French
forts erected on the Frontiers, &c 411
(Enclosing)
May 22. Journal of Lawrence Clausen, Interpreter of proceedings with the
Seneca Indians 413
1718
Dec. 15. Extract of a letter from Lieutenant Governor Doucet to Governor Phi-
lipps of Annapolis Correspondence with Mr. de Vaudreuil, Gover-
nor of Canada 415
(Enclosing)
Sept. 22. 1st, Letter from Governor de Vaudreuil to Governor Doucet, claiming
protection for the Missionnaries and French inhabitants, &c., who
choose to remain at Acadie 417
April 15. 2d, Letter of Governor Doucet to Governor de Vaudreuil in answer to
the following 420
Sept. 22. 3d, Letter of Governor de Vaudreuil to Louis Allain, an inhabitant of
Port Royal 422
Sept. 22. 4th, Intercepted letter from the Governor de Vaudreuil to Louis
Allain 424
Sept. 14. Representation of the Commissioners of Indian affairs at Albany, to
Col. Schuyler, concerning the bad state of affairs with the Indians,
and the intrigues of the French 433
Nov. 26. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board Condition of the forts Trade
with the Frenafc Indian affairs 440
*|1721.
June 18. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board Intrigues of the French. . . 447
July 12. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board Effects of the late law, with
respect to Trade with the Indians, &c . 448
(Enclosing)
July 1. Memorial of Mr. Durant, a French Recollet Priest, of what passed
concerning the establishment of a Post which the French have built
at Niagara for the trade of peltries 449
Sept. 8. Representation of the Board of Trade to the King upon the state of
His Majesty's Colonies in North America 460
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1633
VOL. Ill Continued.
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Oct. 16. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board Transactions with the Indians
at Albany French pretensions, &c 460
1722.
June 6. Letter of the Board of Trade to Governor Burnet French establish-
ment at Niagara Extension of British settlement recommended, &c. 473
1723.
June 25. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board Settlement of a Trade with
the Indians Necessity of a fort in Seneca country, &c 474
1723. Mr. C. Colden's (Surveyor General of the Province of New York) ac-
count of the climate of that Province 476
1721.
Sept. 8. Extract of a report concerning the state of His Majesty's Plantations
on the Continent of North America, made by the Lords Commis-
sioners of Trade and Plantations 487
3724.
Aug. 9. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Duke of New Castle Intrigues of
the French respecting the Indian trade 511
1725.
Dec. 6. Extract of a letter from M. de la Faye (Under Secretary of State) to
Governor Burnet Mr. Walpole instructed to use his influence with
the French Court to have a Governor of Canada appointed, who
will promote harmony, &c 513
1726.
Dec. 4. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board French and Indian affairs
French fort building at Niagara M. de Longueuil's interpretation
of the late Treaty, &c 515
Sept. 14. Indian deed of surrender and confirmation of their lands, &c., to the
Crown of Great Britain 522
Sept. 14. Letter of Gov. Burnet to Governor de Longueuil of Canada, respecting
the French fort at Niagara 527
Aug. 1 6. Governor de Longueuil's answer to Governor Burnet 531
Dec. 4. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Duke of Newcastle French fort at
Niagara Fort to be built at Oswego, &c 535
VOL. IV. (1727-1754.)
1727.
May 9. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board of Trade Fort at Oswego
commenced, &c 1
Aug. 24. Letter of Governor Burnet to the Board of Trade French opposition
to the fort at Oswego Negotiations, &c 3
(Enclosing')
Aug. 8. 1st, Copy of a letter of Governor Burnet to the Governor of Canada,
respecting a summons to demolish the Fort 7
July 20. 2d, Copy of a letter of the Governor of Canada (M. le Marquis de
Beauharnois) to the Governor of New York 17
Aug. 1. The Governor of Canada's summons to the officer in command at Os-
wego (Chouegen) 21
Aug. 1. Memorandum of Mr. Begon of his having summoned the commandant
of Oswego 22
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Dec. 21. Letter of the Board of Trade to the Duke of Newcastle Necessity of
putting a stop to the French encroachments on the Indian Territo-
ry, &c 25
1728.
April 29. The King's Commission (in Latin) to the Bishop of London to exercise
Ecclesiastical authority in the American Plantations 29
1731.
Nov. 2. Letter of Mr. Van Dam to the Board Encroachments of the French,
and their building a Fort at Crown Point (Pointe a la Chevelure) &c. 45
1732.
April 6. ' Representation of the Board of Trade upon the French encroach-
ments, &c 47
1736.
Nov. 1. Copy of Mr. Clarke's letter to Captain Congreve, commanding at
Oswego 53
1737.
April 9. Letter of Mr. Clarke to the Duke of Newcastle, respecting Captain
Congreve .. 55
1736.
Oct. 26. Copy of Mr. Clarke's letter to the Governor of Canada, respecting
Captain Congreve's conduct 56
Aug. 20. Copy of a letter from M. de Beauharnois, Governor of Canada, to Mr.
Clarke, relating to the same subject 57
Nov. 1 5, Copy of a letter from the Governor of Canada to Mr. Clarke, com-
plaining of Lieutenant Cameron's conduct 61
1738.
May 24. Letter of Mr. Clarke to the Board French claims to territory, &c. . . 65
June 15. Letter of Mr. Clarke to the Duke of Newcastle French establishing
themselves at Crown Point, &c 67
1739.
Aug. 30. Letter of Mr. Clarke to the Board Indian presents Expedition from
Canada against the Carolina and Georgia Indians Fears in case of
a rupture with France and Spain ..... 69
Nov. 3. Copy of a letter of the Commissioners of Indian affairs at Albany, to
Mr. Clarke 73
1741.
April 22. Letter of Mr. Clarke to the Duke of Newcastle Suggestions as to
English policy in America, in case of war with France 74
1743.
June 19. State of the British Provinces with respect to the French who sur-
round ihem 81
1744.
Oct. 9. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board Proposed operations against
Canada Proceedings of the Assembly of New York 92
June 18. Speech of Governor Clinton to the Sachems of the Indians at Albany. 96
June 20. Reply of Governor Clinton to the answer of the Indian Sachems 101
Dec. 13. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Newcastle Proposal to lay
a tax upon stamped paper in the Colonies would be a dangerous
measure Mr. Clarke, the supposed author of the scheme 105
1745.
Mar. 27. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Newcastle Expedition
against Louisbourg Fortifications, &c 109
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1635
VOL. IV Continued.
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July 25. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board Has been constrained to
dissolve the Assembly Incursions of the Indians, &c 117
July 25. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Newcastle The New As-
sembly better disposed Votes of supplies for prosecuting the war
Horrible cruelties of the French Indians, &c 119
Nov. 18. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Newcastle Expedition
against Crown Point his favour with the people Conduct of the
Assembly 121
Nov. 30. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board Indian hostilities and
cruelties , 125
1747.
July 24. Copy of a letter from Governor Shirley to Governor Clinton The
expedition against Canada abandoned, &c 131
July 17. Copy of a letter of Colonel Johnson to Governor Clinton Good un-
derstanding with the Indians, &c 133
Aug. 19. Copy of a letter from Colonel Johnson to Governor Clinton Prepa-
rations for attacking the French Indians, &c 137
1748.
July 29. Copy of Governor Shirlev's letter to the Governor of Canada
Arrangements for the exchange of prisoners 141
Oct. 20. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Bedford State of the
French and Indians, &c 149
1749.
May 10. Letter of Governor Shirley to the Duke of Bedford Pretensions of
the French Settlement of the limits 153
(Enclosing)
Jan. 15. 1st, Copy of a letter from M. de la Galissonniere, Governor of Canada,
to Governor Mascarene Complaints against Captain Gorham's
proceedings respecting the missionaries and French inhabitants at
Baie des Mines, &c 157
April 25. 2d, Copy of a letter from Governor Mascarene to M. de la Galisson-
niere Justifies the conduct of Captain Gorham, and announces the
ratification of the treaty of peace, &c 165
May 8. 3d, Copy of a letter from Governor Shirley to M. de la Galissonniere
Treachery of the Abenaquis Indians, and bad conduct of the French
missionaries 171
May 30. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Bedford French and In-
dian affairs 179
June 3. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board of Trade Prisoners in Cana-
da Indian affairs French intrigues, &c 183
1748. (Enclosing)
Copy of a letter from M. de la Galissonniere to Governor Clinton
Complaints against officers in command of posts Difficulties respect-
ing Indian prisoners of the Six Nations 189
Oct. 19. Copy of a letter of M. de Ligneries to Governor Clinton Exchange of
Canadians and French Indian prisoners. 197
Oct. 10. Copy of a letter from Governor Clinton to the Governor of Canada
Representations respecting the detention of English prisoners, and
Indians who are subjects of Great Britain, &c 205
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Oct. 10. Copy of a letter of Governor Clinton to the Governor of Canada
Proposals for an exchasge of prisoners 215
Oct. 10. Copy of a letter from M. de la Galissonniere to Governor Clinton
Different interpretations of the treaty respecting the claim of sove-
reignty over the Six Nation Indians, <fec . 221
1749.
Mar. 29. Copy of a letter from Mr. Bayner, Deputy Clerk to M. de Ligneries
Release of French prisoners 237
April 10. Copy of a letter from M. de Ligneries to Governor Clinton Same
subject as above 241
April 14. Copy of another letter from M. de Ligneries to Governor Clinton
Same subject as above 245
April 8. Copy of a letter from Governor Clinton to the Governor of Canada
Proposal for a mutual exchange of prisoners without any reserve or
conditions .... 249
July 7. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board of Trade Movements of hos-
tile Indians, &c 257
June 25. Copy of a letter from Captain Marshall to Governor Clinton, relating
to the same subject 259
June 27. Copy of a letter of Mr. de Lusignan He has sent out a party after
some Indians in quest of Englishmen 261
Aug. 10. Copy of a letter from Mr. Celoron to Gpvernor Hamilton Summons
to several Englishmen found at Belle- Riviere 265
August. Copy of a letter from the same to the same, in relation to the same
subject 269
Speech of a French officer to the Ohio Indians 273
Oct. 30. Copy of a letter of Governor Clinton to M. de la Jonquiere, relating to
the final exchange of prisoners, &c 274
1750.
Mar. 17. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board of Trade intrigues of the
French with the Indians 279
Jan. 6. Extract of a letter from Col. Johnson to Governor Clinton French
presents sent to the Indians, &c 281
Jan. 22. Copy of a letter from Col. Johnson to Governor Clinton Indian
affairs 282
Feb. 19. Copy of a letter from Col. Johnson to Governor Clinton Conference
with the Mohawks, &c 285
Feb. 2. Copy of a speech made by Hendrich, an Indian, at a meeting of the
Two Castle of Mohawks 287
April 9. Letter of the Secretary of the Board to Governor Clinton desiring
an account of the boundaries of the Provinces, &c 290
June 7. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board Designs of the French... 292
March 7. Copy of a letter from Mr. de la Jonquiere to Lieutenant Governor
Phipps Exchange of Indian Prisoners, &c 297
June 7. Copy of a letter from Governor Clinton to the Governor of Canada, in
answer to the preceding 313
May 31. Copy of a report of Governor Hamilton to Governor Clinton Indian
news of hostile preparations ^ 317
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1637
Year. VOL,. IV Continued.
1751.
Feb. 5. Copy of a report made by Lieutenant Lindsay of Indians news at Os-
wego, &c . 321
1750.
July 30. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Duke of Bedford Exchange of pri-
soners with the French no money granted by the Assembly for
Indian affairs 325
July 30. Copy of Captain Stoddart's Report upon the state of the fortifications
of the different places in Canada to Governor Clinton French in-
trigues practised towards the Indians, &c 327
Aug. 18. Copy of a letter from Col. Johnson to Governor Clinton French intri-
gues practised towards the Indians, &c 341
Sept. 3. Copy of a letter from Lieutenant Butter to Col. Johnson Indian news
and French intrigue*, &c , . . 349
Sept. 14. Copy of a letter from Governor Hamilton to Governor Clinton Indian
affairs 353
Sept. 25. Copy of a letter from Col. Johnson to Governor Clinton English
traders on the River Ohio made prisoners, &c 357
Dec. 19. Letter from Governor Clinton to the Board respecting a plate of lead
containing assumption of territorial claims by the French. 359
1751.
Jan. 2. Letter of Governor Clinton to the Board refering to the same subject. 381
1750.
Dec. 4. Copy of a Speech made by a Cayuga Sachem to Colonel Johnston
and his answer 382
1751.
May 21. Copy of a letter from Governor Glen to Governor Clinton Meeting
of the Governors of the English Colonies for a general conference
with the different tribes of Indians 389
June 12. Copy of Governor Clinton's letter to the Governor of Canada Com-
plaining of encroachments on the English territories 395
July 15. Letter of Governor Clinton to Lord Holderness Designs of the
French, &c 397
1753.
Aug. 9. Circular letter of Lord Holderness to the Governors, &c., in America
Any encroachments of a foreign power upon His Majesty's ter-
ritories in North America to be resisted The Provinces mutually
to assist each other, &c 399
1751,
July 17. Letter from Governor Clinton to the Duke of Bedford Proceeding?
at the meeting of the Indians at Albany, &c 402
July 27. Copy of a letter from Col. Johnston to Gov. Clinton Hostile move-
ments of the French and Indians .... 407
July 10. Copy of a letter from Lieut. Lindsay to Col. Johnson Indian news
aud preparations of the French 408
July 19. Copy of a letter from M. Stoddart to Col. Johnson Movements of the
French and Indians 409
Aug. 10. Copy of a letter from M. de la Jonquiere, Governor of Canada, to
Governor Clinton Claiming the French sovereignty over the Five
Nations, &c 413
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Aug. 10. Governor Clinton's Notes upon the Governor of Canada's letter of this
date 426
Aug. 31. Letter from Governor Clinton to the Duke of Bedford Recommends
Mr. William Smith for the office of Attorney General of the Province
of New York 433
1752. Letter from Governor Clinton to the Board Recommends Mr. Wil-
liam Smith for a place in the Council 436
1753.
June 29. Letter of the Reverend Samuel Johnson of New York, to the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, about the state of Religion and of the Church
in America 437
Nov. 29. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board French and Indian move-
ments 44
May 15. Letter of Captain Stoddart to Col. Johnson Affairs on the Ohio 445
1754.
Jan. 7. Letter of Governor Shirley to Lord Holderness Indian and French
affairs 449
Nov. 8. Extract of Lieut. Holland's letter, commanding Officer at Oswego, to
the Governor of New York, communicated to Governor Shirley by
Lieut. Governor de Lancey 453
Dec. 24. Extract of a letter from Mr. Smith to Governor Shirley French pre-
parations, &c 454
1754.
Jan. 10. Examination of Stephen Coffin, taken prisoner by the French in 1747
on his return from Canada 458
VOL. V. (1754-1760.)
1754.
April 27. Letter of Major Washington to Governor Hamilton, announcing the
surrender of a Fort near the Forks of the River Mononghala, to the
French 1
April 16. Copy of a summons by order of Mr. de Contrecceur, French Com-
mander on the Ohio, to the Commander of the British Troops at
the mouth of the Mononghala 4
July. Measures necessary to defeat the designs of the French, proposed by
Col. Johnson > 9
Aug. 9. Representation of the Board of Trade to the King, upon a project of
a general concert to be entered into by the British Colonies in
North America, for their mutual and common defence, &c 17
Aug. 9. Draft of a plan for a general concert to be entered into by His Ma-
jesty's, Colonies in North America, for their mutual and common
defence, &c 23
Oct. 8. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board French and Indian incursions,
destruction of Hoosick, &c 33
Oct. 21. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board Albany stockaded Military
preparations against the French, &c 35
Oct. 16. Copy of a letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Governor of Canada,
acquainting him with the destruction of Hoosick by several tribes
of French Indians . . 36
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1639
VOL. V Continued,
Year.
Oct. 25. Letter of the Rev. S. Johnson to the Bishop of Oxford Increasing
influence of the Dissenters The Church scarcely tolerated in
New England Colleges, &c 38
Nov. 25. His Majesty's secret instructions to Major General Edward Braddock,
appointed Commander in Chief in North America 49
Dec. 15. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board French designs Measures
necessary to defeat them Forts to be raised Conduct of the As-
semblyQuit rents, &c
Dec. 24 Letter of Governor Shirley to Sir Thomas Robinson, giving his view
upon the Albany plan of Union, &c 73
1755.
Jan. 31. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to Sir Thomas Robinson French influence
with the Indians, &c 85
1754.
Dec. 26. Copy of a letter from Mr. Duquesne, Governor of Canada, to Mr. de
Lancey, expressing his regret at the ravages lately committed by
the Indians against his orders 89
1755.
Jan. 31. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board Defence of New York
Oswego Designs of the French 93
Jan. 1. Copy of a letter of Lieut. Holland, commanding at Oswego, to Mr. de
Lancey Intrigues of the French 94
Mar. 24. Letter of Governor Shirley to Sir Thomas Robinson General Brad-
dock's plan of Military operations commended Observations on
the French designs 93
June 28. Letter of Governor Shirley to Sir Thomas Robinson His interview
with General Braddock Measures concerted Movements of the
Troops Col. Johnson commissioned by General Braddock to
manage the Indian affairs, &c . . . . . H3
July 21. Letter of Col. Johnson to the Board His interview with General
Braddock Proceedings of the Indians Intrigues of the French
Preparations for his march to Crown-Point, &c 131
Aug. 7. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to Sir Thomas Robinson, interview with
General Braddock His defeat and death Military operations
Importance of Oswego, &c 138
Sept. 3. Letter of Major General Johnson to the Board Zeal of the Indians
in the British interest Governor Shirley dissatisfied with his con-
duct Defence of his policy against the Governor's objections, his
imperiousness, &c Fort building at the Lake called by the French
" St. Sacremerit,'' but to which he has given the name of Lake
" George," &c 149
Sept. 4. Speech of Hendrick, the great Mokawk Sachem, to General Johnson. 161
Aug. 22. Minutes of a Council of War, held by Major General Johnson 165
Sept. 14. Letter of Sir Charles Hardy to the Board General Johnson's success
against the French on the 8th instant Reinforcements raising, &c. 172
Sept. 10. Letter of Peter Wraxhall, Aide-de-Camp to General Johnson, to Mr.
de Lancey with an account of the action of the 8th September, and
of the Baron of Dieskau's defeat and capture, &c 173
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VOL. V. Continued.
Tear. Page
Sept. 10. Letter of a Gunner, under Cap. Eyre, to his cousin, giving an account
of the action of the 8th September 178
Sept. 11. Return of the killed and wounded, &c., in the troops commanded by
General Johnson 181
Sept. 11. Letter of Mr. Pownall to the Board- Details of the action of the 8th
September The Indians in the Ohio determined to act against
the French 183
Sept. 14. Letter of Major General Johnson to the Board Defeat of Baron de
Dieskau Conduct of the Indians after the battle Indian trade
Opposition of the Dutch traders, &c 186
Sept. 16. Copy of a letter from Major General Johnson to Sir Charles Hardy
Observations on the engagement which took place on the 16th
September, &c 190
Oct. 9. Letter of Mr. J. Pownall, Secretary of the Board of Trade, to Major
General Johnson His appointment to the sole superintending of
Indian affairs His opinion as to a general plan for regulating
them desired by the Board, &c 197
Nov. 11. Letter of Secretary Sir Thomas Robinson to Major General Johnson
His good conduct commended The King has been pleased to
confer upon him the dignity of Baronet, &c 201
Nov. 27. Letter of Sir Charles Hardy to the Board Miscarriage of the Crown
Point expedition Causes of it Forts on Lake George, &c 203
1756.
Jan. 16. Letter of Sir Charles Hardy to the Board of Trade Defence of the
Frontiers Management of Indian affairs, &c 205
Sept. 5. Letter of Sir Charles Hardy to the Board Surrender of Oswego
Defection of the Indians apprehended 225
Aug. 21. Declaration of a soldier in Shirley's Regiment, about the capture of
Oswego. 235
Sept. 10. Letter of Sir William Johnson to the Board Loss of Oswego His
views of Indian affairs Hostilities on the Susquehanna 241
Nov. 1. Letter of Mr. William Smith to the Bishop of Oxford (Dr. Seeker)
upon Provincial affairs.
1757.
Feb. 14. Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to the Governors, &c., in North America.
The King has resolved to act with the greatest vigour in the
ensuing campaign The Provinces urged to raise forces, &c , . 265
1755. Extract from Mr. Crogham's Journals of transactions with the
Indians on the Ohio, from 1748 to the defeat of General Braddock . 269
1759
Aug. 24. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board Surrender of Fort William
Henry, &c 281
Dec. 30. Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to the Governors, &c., in America-
Forces to be raised His Majesty's views as to the prosecution of
the war in the next campaign
June 10. Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to General Abercrombie Col. Schuyler
exchanges prisoners in Canada, &c
Sept. 27. Letter of Archbishop Seeker to Rev. Dr. Johnson Disasters in
America Ecclesiastical establishments, &c 297
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1641
VOL. V Continued.
Year. Page
1757. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board of Trade Fort Duquesne
burnt and abandoned by the French 309
Dec. 29. Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to Major General Amherst Major Gen-
eral Wolfe appointed to conduct the expedition against Quebec
Canada to be invaded by Crown Point, and Montreal to be
attacked 313
Feb. 19. The Bishop of London's report on the state of the Church in the
Colonies 329
Mar. 20. Letter of the Rev. S. Johnson to the Archbishop of Canterbury Con-
duct of some leading Dissenters 357
May 17. Letter of Sir William Johnson to the Board Favorable understand-
ing with the Indians Reduction of Niagara, &c 361
1759.
July 24. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board Advance of the Troops upon
Niagara 373
July 27. Copy of a letter of General Amherst to Mr. de Lancey Capture of
Ticonderaga and defeat of the French. 377
Aug. 10. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board of Trade Surrender of Fort
Niagara, &c 379
July 25. Copy of a letter from Captain de Lancey to Mr. de Lancey Defeat
of the French and capture of Niagara 381
Aug. 5. Copy of a letter from General Amherst to Mr. de Lancey The Eng-
lish army in possession of Crown Point. . 385
Oct. 28. Letter of Mr. de Lancey to the Board Engagement upon Lake
Champlain 389
Dec. 11. Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to General Amherst The next campaign
to be prosecuted with unabated vigour, &c. 390
1760 Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to the Governors in America troops to
be raised in the Colonies 395
Jan. 7. Letter of Mr. Secretary Pitt to General Amherst Montreal to be re-
duced &c The Hotel-Dieu of Quebec is specially recommended
by the King to Lord Amherst's protection 400
Feb. 21. Letter of the Board of Trade to Mr. Secretary Pitt Settling lands
adjacent to the Lakes in New York 411
VOL. VI. (1760-1779.)
1760.
July 13. Letter of the Reverend Dr. Johnson to the Archbishop of Canterbury
Condition of the Church 1
(Enclosing)
Questions relating to the Union and Government of the Plantations
Addressed to the Editor of the London Magazine and signed
"PhiloAnglus Americanus. 5 ' 4
Nov. 4. Letter of the Archbishop of Canterbury to the Reverend Mr. S. John-
son Observations on the above questions, &c 13
Nov. 18. Representations of the Board of Trade upon the Commissions of the
Judges in the Province 15
Dec. 12. Representations of the Board of Trade to the King 16
1642 HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
VOL. VI Continued.
Year, Page
(Enclosing)
lo. Draft of an instruction for the Governors in America Grants of
land 17
2o. Draft of an instruction for the Governors in America, respecting
the Commissions of the Juflges in the Province, &c. . 22
1763.
May 5. Letter of Lord Egremont to the Board Cession of Canada by the
French to Great Britain, &c 25
June 19. Letter of Sir William Johnson to the Board Indian hostilities 35
uly 23. Extract of a letter from Sir J. Amherst to the Earl of Egremont ra-
vages of the Indians within the Provinces 45
July 11. Copy of a letter from Sir W. Johnson to Sir J. Amherst Capture of
Fort Venango by the Indians, &c ... 49
July 30. Copy of a letter from Sir W. Johnson to Sir J. Amherst Intrigues
of the French among the Indians 53
Aug. 5. Letter of the Board of Trade to Sir Wm. Johnson No grants to be
made of lands occupied by the Indians 57
Aug. 13. Letter of the Earl of Egremont to Sir Jeffery Amherst Designs of
the French in Canada, &c. . v 61
1763 Copy of messages sent by the Canadian Indians to the Western
Tribes 65
Aug. 27. Copy of a letter of Sir J. Amherst to Sir William Johnson Engage-
ment with the Indians at Bushyrun 69
Sept. 9. Copy of a letter from Sir J. Amherst to Sir William Johnson Indian
affairs 73
Sep. 25. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board of Trade State of Indian
affairs 77
Sep. 30. Copy of a letter from Sir J. Amherst to Sir Wm. Johnson Defection
of the Senecas Jealousy of the traders of the French, &c 89
Oct. 18. Letter of the Earl of Halifax, Secretary of State, to Sir J. Amherst
Troops to be raised in the Colonies against the Indians, &c 94
Nov. 13. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board State of affairs with the
Indians 97
(Enclosing)
Statement of the names, numbers and situations of the various tribes
of Indians 123
Dec. 19. Letter of Lieutenant Governor Golden to the Board Indians sue for
peace 126
Dec. 20. Letter of the Revd. S. Johnson to the Archbishop of Canterbury
State of the Church, &c 131
No date. Letter of George Croghan to the Board Suggestions as to the future
treatment of the Indians, &c 134
1764.
Feb. 13. Letter of Mr. Golden to the Earl of Halifax, containing a copy of a
letter from Sir William Johnson upon Indian affairs 150
April 14. Letter from General Gage to Lord Halifax Expedition up the Mis-
sissipi Pondiac Peace concluded with the Indians 154
July 10. Letter of the Board of Trade to Sir Wm. Johnson Indian affairs. . . 158
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC.
1643
Year.
VOL. VI Continued.
(Transmitting)
July 10. Plan for the future management of Indian affairs 167
Aug. 30. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Earl of Halifax Cession by the
Indians of lands at Niagara 186
Aug. 30. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board Indian affairs, &c 190
(Transmitting)
July 18. Articles of Peace concluded with the Huron Indians 198
Sep. 21. Letter of General Gage to the Earl of Halifax Indian Congress at
Niagara 206
Oct. 8. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board Indian affairs 210
Oct. 8. Sir Wm. Johnson's sentiments upon the " Plan for the future man-
agement of Indians affairs." . 223
Oct. 30. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board Grants of lands from the
Indians, &c 312
1764.
Dec. 4. Copy of Col. Bradslreet's thoughts upon Indian affairs Certain mili-
tary posts to be established, &c 316
1765.
Feb. 22. Letter of Mr. Golden to the Earl of Halifax Influence and character
of the lawyers in New York, &c 331
Mar. 16. Letter of the Board of Trade to Mr. Golden, respecting the two Mo-
hawks exhibited as a show in a Tavern in London 334
Novem. Journal and transactions of George Croghan, Esquire, Deputy Agent
for Indian affairs, with the several Indian Nations on his journey
to the Illinois, from May to September 1765, as delivered by him
to Sir Wm. Johnson, on his return 335
1766.
Mar. 22. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board French movements in Illi-
nois, &c Canada grants, &c 343
June 28. Lettej of Sir Wm. Johnson to Mi. Secretary Conway Discontents
among the Indians Intrigues of the French, &c 349
June 28. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board of Trade Necessity of some
fixed plan for the regulation of Indian affairs, &c 357
July 11. Letter of the Board of Trade to Sir Win. Johnson French grants,
&c 363
Aug. 20. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to the Board of Trade Proceedings with
Pondiac and other chiefs of the Western Indians Observations
of the Indian character .... 367
1767.
Feb. 23. Letter of Sir H. Moore to Lord Shelburne, Mr. William Smith recom-
mended as a member of the Council 379
1768.
Mar. 7. Representation of the Board of Trade to the King, upon the general
state of Indian affairs, and the establishments of Posts, &c 383
April 15. Circular letter of Lord Hillsborough to the American Governors-
Plan for the management of Indian affairs 423
April 15. Letter of Lord Hillsborough to Sir Wm. Johnson, management of
Indian affairs, &c . 427
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1644 HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
VOL. VI Continued. Pag
July 25. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to Lord Hillsborough Reforms in the In-
dian departments, &c 435
June 26. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to Lord Hillsborough French designs
Their arrival at Detroit 451
July 5. Additional instructions to Sir H. Moore, respecting lands near Lake
Champlain, &c 453
17T4.
May 2. Letter of Sir Wm. Johnson to Lord Dartmouth Indian affairs
French intrigues Character of the Canadians, &c 455
1775.
May 25. Representation of the Board of Trade to the Committee of the Privy
Council French Canadian claims Crown Point 463
Aug. 6. Secret intelligence from Ticonderaga , 471
Oct. 12. Letter of Col. Guy Johnson to Lord Dartmouth Canadian affairs
Defeat of the Americans under Montgomery at St. Johns Col.
Allan's expedition and defeat in the neighbourhood of Montreal, &c. 475
Dec. 17. Letter of Wm. Smith, Esquire, to Governor Tryon Remarks on the
state of affairs, &c 483
Extract from the records of Indian transactions under the superinten-
dency of Col. Guy Johnson, in the year 1775 487
1776.
Feb. 8. Letter of Governor Tryon to Lord Dartmouth The Americans defeat-
ed in their attack upon Quebec Indian operations, &c 503
Jan. 7. Letter from General Wooster to Col. Warner Defeat of the American
army before Quebec 506
Feb. 13. Representation of the Board of Trade to the Committee of Privy
Council Mr. Lotbiniere's grant of land, &c 511
1779.
Aug. 20. Conference with Onondaga and Cayuga chiefs, at Quebec 515
5. DIVERS OTHER HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS RELATING TO CANADA.
VOL. I.
A short account of what passed at Cape Breton from the beginning of the last war
until the taking of Louisbourg, by the English in the year 1758 1
The articles of the capitulation of Louisbourg 28
The articles of capitulation for the Town of Quebec 32
Dialogue of the Dead, between the Marquis de Montcalm and General Wolfe or, a
Parallel of Military Faults, committed equally by the French and by the English
Armies during the Campaign of 1759 in Canada 39
Continuation of the Campaign of 1759 in Canada 91
The Campaign of 1760, in Canada 107
Articles of the capitulation, concluded between His Excellency General Amherst
and the Marquis de Vaudreuil, Governor and Lieutenant General of His Most
Christian Majesty in Canada 133
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1645
VOL. II. CHISHOLME'S PAPERS.
A volume of Papers purchased from the widow of the late David Chisholme, Esq., of
Three Rivers, having been collected together by him, in view of his intention to write a
History of Lower Canada, but which he did not live to accomplish.
Page
Articles of capitulation granted by Sir Jeffrey Amherst to the Canadians, upon
the surrender of Montreal and the province of Canada to the British arms, in
September 1760 1
The fourth article of the definitive Treaty of Peace, concluded at Paris the 10th
day of February 1763, containing the cession of Canada to the Crown of
Great Britain 7
Proclamation of King George III, erecting the four new Governments of Quebec,
East Florida, West Florida and Grenada, dated the 7th October, 1763 8
Commission of Captain General and Governor in chief of the province of Quebec,
to James Murray, Esq., dated 21st November, 1763 13
Commission of Vice-Admiral for the province of Quebec, to James Murray, Esq.,
dated the 19th March, 1764 20
Commission of Lieutenant Governor for the province of Quebec to Guy Carleton,
Esq., dated the 7th April, 1766. 25
The King's Mandate to the Governor, or Commander in chief of the province of
Quebec, requiring him to appoint William Hey, Esq., Chief Justice of the
province 26
Commission of William Hey, Esq., as Chief Justice, dated the 25th September
1766 27
Commission of Attorney General to Francis Maseres, Esq., dated 25th September,
1766 29
Commission of Provost Marshal for the province to Nicholas Turner, Esquire,
dated the 23rd September, 1763. , 30
Commission of Secretary, clerk of the Council, commissary or steward -general of
provisions and stores, and clerk of the Inrolmenis, to Henry Ellis, Esquire,
dated the 30th April, 1763 31
Commission of Receiver General to Thomas Mills, Esq., dated the 10th July, 1765. 32
Instructions to the said Receiver General dated the 10th March, 1766 33
Grant of the office of Surveyor and Auditor General of the King's revenues arising
in America to the Honourable Bobert Cholmondeley, Esq., by Letters Patent
under the great seal of Great Britain, dated 20th November, 1752 35
Mr. Robert Cholmondeley's appointment of Mr. John Brooke to be his deputy for
the province of Quebec, dated the 14th January, 1764 39
Instructions to the Revd. Mr. John Brooke, deputy auditor of His Majesty's revenues
arising in the province of Quebec, dated 14th January, 1764 41
Order in Council dated 12th August, 1768, confirming the boundary line between
the provinces of New York and Quebec, fixed by Sir Henry Moore, Governor
of New York and Brigadier-General Carleton, Lieutenant Governor of Quebec,
at a meeting held for that purpose ; and regulating the claims made by His
Majesty's new Canadian subjects to Lands situated on the South side of
that line 42
Plan of a code of Laws for the province of Quebec, reported by the Advocate
General Dr. James Marriott, to the King, in 1773 43
1646 HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS
VOL. II Continued.
Appendix No. 1. Letter to the Attorney and Solicitor General upon a second
reference of the case of the Jesuits in Canada 90
Appendix No. 2. Proofs and Extracts relating to the constitution of the
Society of Jesuits, annexed to the letter to the Attorney arid Solicitor General. 93
Appendix No. 3. Concerning the ancient ordinance and laws of the police. 98
Proclamation of Guy Carleton, Governor in chief of the province of Quebec, dated
8th December 1774, publishing the Imperial Act 14 George III. ch. 83, inti-
tuled "An Act making more effectual provision for the Government of the
" province of Quebec in North America," and the Imperial Act 14 George
III. chap. 88, intituled " An Act to establish a fund towards further defraying
" the^charges of the administration of justice and support of the Civil Govern-
" ment within the province of Quebec in North America 100
Imperial Act, 15 George III. chap. 40, intituled " An Act for amending and ex-
plaining the Act of the 14th George III, intituled " An Act to establish a fund
*' towards further defraying the charges of the administration of justice, and
" suppor,t of the Civil Government within the province of Quebec, in America" 108
Copy of His Majesty's commission of Captain general and Governor in chief to
His Excellency Sir Guy Carleton, K. B. now Lord Dorchester, dated 22nd
April, 1786 : 110
Imperial Act, 31 George III. chap. 31, intituled c< An Act to repeal certain parts
" of An Act passed in the 14 George III, intituled, " An Act for making more
" effectual provision for the Government of the province of Quebec, in North
" America ; and to make further provision for the Government of the said
"province" 117
Copy of His Majesty's commission appointing the Right Honorable Guy Lord
Dorchester to be Captain general and Governor in chief of the provinces of
Upper and Lower Canada, dated 18th September, 1791 133
Extracts from His Majesty's Instructions to His Excellency Lord Dorchester, dated
16th September, 1791 143
An additional Instruction, dated llth April, 1792 151
Proclamation of Alured Clarke, Lieutenant Governor and Commander in chief of the
province of Quebec r fixing the date at which the Imperial Act 31 George III.
chap. 31, shall come into operation, dated 18th November, 1791 152
Proclamation of Alured Clarke, Lieutenant Governor of Lower Canada dividing
the said province, into Districts, Counties, &c., for the purpose of organizing
the Civil Government thereof, dated 7th May, 1792 154
Proclamation of Lieutenant Governor Alured Clarke summoning the first Provin-
cial Parliament of Lower Canada, dated 15th May, 1792 160
Royal warrantjrespecting the use of the great seal of the province of Quebec for
sealing instruments in Lower Canada, dated 26th December, 1791 161
Additional Royal Instructions to Guy Lord Dorchester, Governor General of Lower
Canada, dated 12th July, 1792 161
Draught of commission appointing William Smith, Esquire, Chief Justice of
Lower Canada, to be Speaker of the Legislative Council, dated 15th Decem-
ber, 1792 , 166
Draught of the commission of the Clerk of the Legislative Council, 1792 166
Draught of the commission of the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod 167
RELATING TO CANADA, ETC. 1647
VOL. II Continued.
Draught of the commission of the Clerk of the House of Assembly. 167
Draught of the commission of the Sergeant at Arms 168
Draught of Dedimus Potestatem 168
Speech of His Excellency Lieutenant Governor Alured Clarke, at the opening of
the first Parliament of Lower Canada, on the 20th December, 1792 169
Proclamation of His Excellency Alured Clarke, Lieutenant Governor of Lower
Canada, for the suppression of vice, profaneness, and immorality, dated
January 1793 171
Extract of a letter from Mr. Secretary Dundas to Lord Dorchester, dated September
1791, respecting the levying of Tythes for the support of a protestant clergy
in Upper and Lower Canada until the Reserved Lands can be made available
for that purpose. . 172
Journal of a Committee of Council respecting a survey of the East branch of the
River Connecticut running through .the British Territory j and respecting the
dividing line between Canada and the United States ; with copy of a letter
from J. Eames to S. Z. Watson, dated October 6th, 1792; and Mr. Watson's
reply thereto, dated 12th October, 1792, on the same subject 172
Communication by Lieutenant Governor Clarke to the Executive Council respect-
ing grants of land to certain Ecclesiastics of the Roman Catholic Religion,
and others, being emigrants from France, who are desirous of an Asylum in
Lower Canada ; with an " Expose 1 ' from a deputation of those emigrants
explaining their views and desires, dated 7th March, 1793 174
Copy of Mr. Attorney General Yorke and Mr. Solicitor General De Grey's opinion
respecting the case of the contractors in 1766 , 178
Opinion of R. P. Arden, Esq., Attorney. General, and of Arch. Macdonell, Esq.,
Solicitor General, on Brandies imported into Quebec from Barbadoes, and from
St. Johns in Newfoundland, dated 26th July, 17S5, with a judgment in the
Court of Vice Admiralty, at Quebec, on the same subject 181
Letter from the Custom House in England 1o the collector and comptroller of
Quebec, concerning the importation of Brandies at Quebec, inclosing further
legal opinions thereupon, dated 8th November, 1785 183
Upper Country Bills, opinions of Kenyon, Mansfield and Lee thereupon 187
VOL. III.
A vol. of letters, descriptive of a tour through the Provinces of Lower and Upper
Canada in the course of the years 1792 and 1793. 4to. 370 pages.
VOL. IV.
A quarto case, containing :
A Map of the Province of Quebec, comprehending the Districts of Gaspe, Quebec,
Three Rivers, Montreal, Luneburgh, Mecklenburgh and Nassau, the Provinces
of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Cape Breton, and part of the States of
New York, New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts, in which are laid
down the several Seigniories, to facilitate a division of the country, for the
purpose of an equal representation of the people in a House of Assembly.
Compiled and drawn by command of His Excellency, by Fred. Holland, Sur-
veyor General. Quebec, August, 1791.
1648 BOARD OF TRADE AND PLANTATIONS :
6. BOARD OF TRADE AND PLANTATIONS : OFFICIAL PAPERS, CHIEFLY
CONCERNING THE BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA :
These Papers were the property of John Pownall, Esq , (the brother of Governor
Pownall) when Secretary of the Board of Trade ; and after his death, which occurred in
1795, they passed into the hands of his son, Sir George Pownall, who was Secretary of
the Province of Lower Canada until 1805. Sir George afterwards presented the vol-
umes to the late Hon. H. W. Ryland, Secretary to the Governor General, who gave them
to his son, G. H. Ryland, from whom they were purchased by the Library of Parlia-
ment.
The Collection is in 7 vols. Folio. The contents are as follows :
VOL. I. Page
Letter from the Board of Trade to Mr. Secretary Boyle, dated June 2nd, 1709,
together with their Report to Queen Anne, containing a Statement of
Her Majesty's pretensions to any Colonies or Places in the West Indies,
then in possession of the French ; and an Account of what places were
taken from or by us in those parts during the last War. With an Ap-
pendix . 1
Letter from Col. Quary, dated 30th of May, 1704, to the Board, relating the
condition and state of the trade of Pennsylvania, New England, New
Jersey, Maryland and Virginia in America 159
Copy of Her Majesty's Commission to Lord Cornbury, Governor of New
York and New Jersey, for the Trial of Pirates, &c 194
Letter from Col. Quary to the Board, dated Philadelphia, 28th June, 1707,
giving an account of the present state of Pensylvania, " the three lower
Counties," New York and New England 214
Letter from Col. Quary in relation to several Governments on the Continent
of America, dated 10th January, 1708 230
" Canada surveyed, or the French dominions upon the Continent of Ame-
rica'briefly considered in their situation, strength, trade and number,
more particularly how vastly prejudicial they are to the British interest,
and a method proposed of easily removing them." (See another copy ;
with a supplement ; post, vol 4, pp. 21 9 235) 545
VOL. II INTITULED :
" An extract of what passed at the Board of Trade, relating to the Treaties of
Commerce with France and Spain, concluded at Utrecht ; together with
several observations on every other branch of the British commerce."
(Signed,) J. Pownall. 305 pages.
" We have extracted the particulars of what was transacted at the Board
relating to the Treaties of Commerce with France and Spain, and re-
lating to Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, &c. ; and have
subjoined our reflections thereon, together with a state of this King-
dom's trade to all parts during the peace, after the Treaty of Ryswick.
And a further state thereof for the three first years of the war, in
1 702 and 1704. To which is annexed, an account of the Woollen
Manufactures exported, from M/chaelmas 1697, to Christmas 1714,
with our remarks thereon." Introductory remarks.
PAPERS CONCERNING BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA. 1649
VOL. Ill INTITULED :
" Letters and memorials from the several British Envoys and Consuls abroad,
relating to the state of our Trade at the King's [George I.] accession to
the Crown, A. D. 1714."
Memorial from the Merchants trading to Naples, relating to the present state
of that trade ; as also to what will be necessary for the advantage thereof. 2
Letter from Mr. Thomson, Consul at Algiers, relating to a ship seized there
with English colours, and to abuses by foreigners getting possession of
her late Majesty's Mediterranean Passes 12
Copy of the 4th Article of the Treaty of Peace made at Algiers by Admiral
Herbert in 170Q 22
Copy of an Article made by Commodore Munden in 1700 24
Copy of his late Majesty's [King William] Instructions to Consul Cole at
Algiers . 30
A list of all the naval force of Algiers in the year 1713 36
Another letter from Mr. Thomson, dated 13th July, 1715, relating to the de-
clension of the British trade at Algiers, and the reasons thereof 88
Letter from Lord Townshend, dated 29th February, 1715 ; with a state of the
British Trade in Dantzig, received from Sir Richard Vernon, His Ma-
jesty's Envoy to the King of Poland 48
Mr. Bowman's account of the state of the British Trade in Norway, dated
20th October, 1715 60
Letter from Lord Viscount Townshend of the 17th of May, 1715, with Ex-
tracts of letters from Mr. Wych, resident at Hamburgh, and Mr. Tigh,
Consul at Elsinore, relating to the state of British Trade in those parts. 70
Memorial from the Lisbon Factory to Mr. Worseley, concerning the grie-
vances their Trade lies under. Dated 19th June, 1715 104
A representation from the British Factory at Oporto. Dated 18th May, 1715. 216
Letter from Mr. Poyntz, Consul at Lisbon, dated 2nd August, 1715. with a
representation of the state of the British Trade in Portugal .... 282
Letter from Mr. Crowe, Consul at Leghorn, with an account of the British
Trade there. Dated 26th July, 1715 336
A letter from the British Consul and Factory at Messina, relating to their
Trade in Sicily, dated 30th June, 1715 346
Letter from Mr. Herne, Consul at Alicant, with an account from the Facto-
ry of the state of their Trade, dated 15th July, 1715 366
Letter from Mr. Martin Wescombe, Consul at Cadiz, with an account from
the Factory of the state of their trade, dated 7th July, 1715 394
Propositions from the Factory of Cadiz for the security and encouragement
of the British Trade and Commerce to Spain and its Dominions 450
Representation of the Consul and Merchants of Sevilla and St. Lucas, relat-
ing to the state of the British trade there, dated 14th July, 1715. , 496
Letter from Mr. Russel, Consul at Sevilla, dated at Cadiz 25th July, 1715. 542
Remarks on the New Treaty of Commerce with Spain sent from Cadiz to
the Lord Viscount Bolingbroke, 3rd June, 1714 574
Letter from Mr. Paul, Consul at Zante, relating to the state of the British
trade there, dated 18th July, 1715 616
Letter from Mr. Fleetwood, Consul at Naples, of the 14th Dec., 1716, with
an account of the British trade there, dated 7th August, 1716 622
1650 BOARD OF TRADE AND PLANTATIONS
VOL. Ill Continued.
Mr. Whitworth's letter from Ratisbon, dated 29th April, 1716, relating to our
trade with Germany, but more especially to the sale of our Woollen Ma-
nufactures there 650
VOL. IV.
Royal Instructions to Robert Lowther, Governor in chief of the Islands of
Barbadoes, Sta. Lucia, Dominico, St. Vincents, and the rest of the Cha-
ribbee Islands lying to Windward of Guadaloupe in America, dated
from St. James' Palace, in the year 1714 1
Royal Orders and Instructions to Robert Lowther, Governor in Chief of the Is-
lands of Barbadoes, &c., and in his absence to the Lieutenant Governor of
the said Islands, in pursuance of several Laws relating to the trade and
navigation between Great Britain and the Colonies in America, dated
in the year 1714 48
Form of the Oath appointed to be taken by the Members of His Majesty's
Council in Barbadoes 70
Representations of the Board of Trade to the King, on a Petition from the In-
habitants of Newfoundland respecting the Fishing trade therein, and
concerning the orders for the regulation and government of the Island,
dated 19th December, 1718 ' 72
Report, with heads of a Bill, submitted to the King, by the Board of Trade,
for remedying the difficulties and abuses in the Newfoundland trade,
dated 24th December, 1718 113
Draught of a Royal Commission appointing John Bridger, Esq., 1y> be Sur-
veyor of the Woods on the Continent of America, together with his in-
structions, given in the year 1715 . . 132
Copy of Mr. Richard West's Report concerning the right of the Crown to all
Timber Fees in the province of Main, in America, in regard to the claim
set up by Mr. Elisha Cook, dated 12th November, 1718 143
Copy of a letter from Col. Spotswood, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, dated
7th March, 1718, giving an .account of the several Public Revenues
there 148
Extract of a letter from Col. Spotswood, Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, to
the Board of Trade, dated 14th of August, 1718, giving an account'of
the French settlements in Louisiana, with a description of the route
from Montreal to those settlements 158
Extract of a letter from Brigadier Hunter, Governor of New York, to the
Lords Commissioners for trade, dated 7th July, 1718, respecting the
effects of the French Forts and settlements in Louisiana upon the Brit-
ish interests 165
Copy of a Memorial of Captain John Alden, of Boston, to His Excellency the
Earl of Bellomont, respecting the Boundaries of Nova Scotia, dated 9th
April, 1700 167
A Representation from the Board of Trade to the King, of the right the Eng-
lish have to cut Logwood in Campeachy Bay, in the Spanish West
Indies, dated 25th September, 1717 169
Documents from the Board of Trade relating to Forts, Boundaries, &c., in
the territory of Hudson's Bay, on the continent of America, the state of
PAPERS CONCERNING BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA. 1651
VOL. IV Continued.
the settlements, and the French encroachmeuts therein. Including an
official account of the commencement of proceedings by the British Gov-
ernment, under the 10, 11 and 15 articles of the treaty of Utrecht,
authorising the appointment of Commissioners to treat with others to be
appointed by France for the settlement of questions concerning the Hud-
son's Bay territory, Nova Scotia, and the Island of St. Christopher's :
dated January, 1701, to August, 1714 . 187
A demonstration of the just pretensions of His Majesty the King of England
unto the Province of Carolana, otherwise called Florida, and of the pre-
sent proprietary under His Majesty. An historical summary, from the
year 1497 to 1698 211
Canada surveyed, or the French dominions on the continent of America
briefly considered. With proposals for reducing them, dated 27th July,
1708, [by Capt. Vetch] 219
A supplement to Capt. Vetch's memorial [aforesaid] relating to the expedi-
tion to Canada, dated 17th November, 1708 235
Memorial from Sir Henry Ashurst about what has past between the English and
French in New England and Acadie, since 1667, dated June 25th, 1697. 242
Memorial of Col. Vetch, late Governor of Nova Scotia, relating to the settling
the limits between the French and British Colonies on the continent of
America, and complaining of the non-performance of the stipulations
enjoined by the treaty of Utrecht with respect to the appointment of
Commissioners on the part of France and England, for the adjustment
of questions affecting the French and English Colonies in America 249
King James I, his patent to Sir William Alexander, afterwards Earl of Ster-
ling, for the plantation of New Scotland in America, dated 10th Septem-
ber, 1621 253
Letter from the Commissioners of the Board of Trade to Mr. Secretary
Vernon, dated February 17th, 1698, about the encroachments of the
French upon the English Territories on the continent of America, and
the right of Fishery in the adjoining Seas 257
Several letters, relating to the attempts made by the French to capture the
Island of Montserrat, &c., and to the damages sustained by the inhabi-
tants thereof, and of other of the British West India Islands, dated
1712-14 264
Objections to the demands of M. d'lberville, Commander of a French Squa-
dron of Ships, concerning the capitulation of Nevis, one of the Leeward
Islands, followed by the articles of the capitulation at Nevis, between
Mr. d'lberville and Col. R. Abbot, dated 4th April, 1706, and several
other papers relating to the same 280
An address to the King from the Lt. Governor, Council and Assembly of the
Island of Nevis ; with depositions of several of the inhabitants, giving an
account of the taking the Island of Nevis by Mr. d'lberville, with a copy
of the treaty of surrender, and an account of. the breach of the said
treaty by Mr. d'lberville, and his barbarous usage of the inhabitants,
after they were prisoners of War. These documents are dated 1705-
1716 291
1652 BOARD OF TRADE AND PLANTATIONS t
VOL. IV Continued.
PMM
Report from the Board of Trade to Mr. Secretary Addison, upon a memorial
from Mr. d'Iberville, relating to the capitulation of Nevis, dated 26th
November, 1717 322
Report of the Board of Trade upon certain proposals for purchasing the lands
in the late French part of the Island of St. Christophers, [dated about
1716] 329
Abstract of the title of Dr. Daniel Cox, the present proprietary, unto the
Province of Carolana, otherwise called Florida, in North America.
With representations to His Majesty on the same, dated November and
December, 1699 338
Copie de la relation du voyage de MM. d'Iberville, Chateaumorand et Fugere,
dans^la riviere Mississippi, envoyee a M. de Pontchartrain, datee 30
Juin, 1699 348
Mr. Keith's Report to the Board of Trade, containing a project for preventing
communication between the French settlements on the Rivers Missis-
sippi and St. Lawrence. Dated 16th February, 1718-9 354
Extract of Royal Grants, of the Province of Carolana, alias Florida, to Sir
Robert Heath ; of Virginia, to Sir Thomas Gates and others ; of Maryland
to Lord Baltimore ; of Pennsylvania to Mr. Penn ; of New York to the
Duke of York; and relating the boundaries of each of the said Provinces. 368
Extract of a Grant of East New Jersey from His Royal Highness the Duke
of York to 24 proprietors, dated 14th March, 1682 372
Extracts of the Charters of Connecticut and of Rhode Island, relating to their
boundaries 372
Extract of the Grant of New England to the Council of Plymouth, with its
boundaries, and also the boundaries of Nova Scotia and of Carolina. . . 374
VOL. V.
" Copies of the Powers and Instructions to the English and French Com-
missaries for settling of Commerce pursuant to the ninth article of Treaty
of Peace at Utrecht ; together with an account of their proceedings
thereupon." A. D. 1714 , 1
N.B. Upon receiving communication relative to memorials from the Hud-
son's Bay Company and from the inhabitants of Montserrat, the French
Commissaries determined that they had not full power to enter into
these questions; it was accordingly recommended by the Board of
Trade that Her Majesty, Queen Anne, should be pleased to recommend
to the French Commissaries " the necessity of appointing Commissaries
to treat of several matters, pursuant to the 10, 11 and 15 articles of
the Treaty of Utrecht, (see p. 37.)
Copy of a Royal Commission and Instructions for the Governor of Barbadoes.
Dated 23rd of August, 1717 73
The form of the Oath for a Councillor of Jamaica 107
Letter from Mr. Cumings, Surveyor of the Customs at Boston, in New Eng-
land, to the Lords Commissioners for trade and plantations. Dated 28th
January, 1717-18 108
" Memorial from John Usher, Esq., giving an historical account of New
Hampshire, and people settling on shores proper for the fishery, to the
prejudice thereof," &c. Dated 19th March, 1718-9 .' 110
PAPERS CONCERNING BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA. 1653
VOL. V Continued.
An account of the number of inhabitants belonging to the Bermuda,'otherwise
Somer Islands, White and Black, taken the 28th May, 1717 118
List of the names of the several Patentees of the principal offices in the plan-
tations in America. Dated April, 1718 119
Copy of Mr. R. West's report to the Board of Trade, upon establishing
British manufactures in France. Dated 5th December, 1718 120
An account of what foreign Gold and Silver Coin, as also foreign Gold and
Silver Bullion, has been exported out of this Kingdom, from the 25th
March, 1710, to the 20th January, 1717 125
Total value of Exports from the Port of London by the managers of the
United Trade of the English Company trading to the West Indies, be-
tween the 29th September, 1702, to the 29th September, 1717 127
The Spanish agent's memorial, dated July, 1717, relating to duties on Canary
Wines, lodged with the Secretary of State, by the Spanish Embassador
and referred by His Majesty to the Board of Trade 128
Proposals to Mr. Secretary Hedges, for making practicable a trade between
England and Spain, with the observations of the Board of Trade and the
Council's resolutions thereupon. Dated 23rd March, 1704-5 139
Copy of a report of the Lords Commissioners of Trade, and other papers,
relating to the state of the trade of Great Britain with Sweden ; and the
hardships it lies under. Dated 9th June, 1710 141
Representations from the Board of Trade to His Majesty, relating to the trade
between England and Ireland, especially the Linen and Woollen manu-
factures. Dated 21st August, 1697 148
Queries relating to the increase of the Scotch inhabitants, and Scotch trade
in Ireland ; communicated to the Board of Trade, by Mr. Hill 167
Observations relating to the manner of saving the several kinds of Fish, for
exportation, in the Western parts of England. Dated 1699 169
State of the duties upon Salt, both foreign and domestic, for three years ending
Ladyday 1718; with an account of the drawback allowed upon Fish... 175
Letters from the Lords Commissioners for Trade to the Lords of the Treasury,
relating to the duties on salt and drawbacks on fish ; with accounts
annexed, dated 15th August, 1718 176
Letter to the Lords of the Treasury, relating to the duties on salt and draw-
backs on fish exported, dated 12th Sept. 1718 181
Account of the yearly payments into the Exchequer of the moneys arisen
by the duties on salt, and of the allowances yearly made on the exporta-
tion of fish, from 25th March, 1709, to 25th March, 1718 183
Letter from the Earl of Dartmouth to the Board of Trade, with the extract
of a memorial from the Marquis de Monteleon, relating to a claim of the
Inhabitants of the Province of Guipuscoa, to fish on the coast of New-
foundland, dated 1st January, 1712-13 ; with a reply from the Board of
Trade 184
Letters from the Board of Trade to Mr. Secretary Stanhope, relating to the
trade, fishery, and settlement of Newfoundland ; and relating to the pos-
session of Newfoundland in 1670, dated February and June, 1715 186
1654 BOARD OF TRADE AND PLANTATIONS
VOL. - V Continued.
Pago
Lettres echangees entre MM. de Vaudreuil, gouverneur du Canada, colonel
Philips, gouverneur d'Annapolis, capitainc Doucet, son lieutenant-gou-
verneur, et sieur O. de Brouillan, gouveraeur du Cap Breton, relative-
ment a 1'infraction du 14e article d'Utreeht, et des precedes des mission-
- naires. Ces differentes lettres sont datees de 1718 190
Memoire concernant la capitulation de 1'Isle de Nieves, faite et signe le 4
avril 1706, entre M. d'Iberville, capitaine du vaisseau du Roi, et les
officiers et habitans de la dite isle 196
Copy of a commission of King George I., nominating and appointing the
Board of Trade 202
VOL. VI INTITULED :
Extracts and accounts relating to Trade and Plantations.
Letter from the Board of Trade, dated 28th March, 1718, to Mr. Secretary
Cragg?, relating to the valuation of IJnglish goods in Spain 1
Account of the several species and quantities of goods imported into the port
of London from Sweden, from Christmas 1692, to Christmas 1683 15
Account of the several species and quantities of goods imported into the port
of London from Norway and Denmark, from Christmas 1692, to
Christmas 1693 17
Letter from the persons who have taken upon them the government of
South Carolina, to the Lords Commissioners of Trade and Plantations,
dated 29th January, 1719; with answers to queries sent by the Board
to Colonel Johnson, relating to the state of that Province 21
Report of the Board of Trade, dated 12th Dec. 1719, upon the petition of the
weavers in silk and worsted, against the wear of imported calicos, to the
detriment of their trade , 35
Projet soumis au Roi pour la conquete des eotes de la mer du sud, par Jean
Texier, en date du 15 sept. 1719 56
Extract of instructions from King Charles II. to Sir W. Berkeley, the Gover-
nor of Virginia in 1662, for revoking a grant made by Charles L, to
exempt planters from paying quit rents for the Brst seven years 66
Memorial from Mr. Cumings to the Board of Trade, in relation to the
plantation trade in America 68
Proposal of Mr. J. Mills for purchasing the French lands in the Island of St.
Christopher, submitted to the Board of Trade, 19th Sept. 1717 71
Some observations on the Goverment of Jamaica 78
Papers relating to disputes that have arisen between the Secretary of State
and the Board of Trade, about the appointment of Councillors in the
Plantations. 1717-1718 79
The form of a Councillor's oath in Barbadoes 84
An account of all ships cleared from England to foreign parts in 5 years,
from Christmas 1709 to Christmas 1714 f 86
Produce of the salt revenue in 1721 88
Duties and drawbacks on tobacco, sugar and rice 90
Account of the gross duties payable on all wood and timber imported from
the Northern Crowns and America, May 12th, 1715 91
PAPERS CONCERNING BRITISH COLONIES IN AMERICA. 1655
VOL. VI Continued.
Account of the prices given for hemp for the Royal Navy, from 1697 to 1716. 92
Proceedings of the Board of Trade, on the 15th of Dec. 1681, relating to
the Fire of London 95
Account of the timber exported from New Hampshire to Lisbon and Cadiz
from 1712 to 1718 97
Mr. W. Gordon, minister of Barbados, his opinion concerning the settling of
St. Lucia ; with a brief account of the Charibbee Islands 98
Account of land grants in the former French part of St. Christophers 103
Account of the quantity of salt necessary for curing certain species of fish;
with the duties and drawbacks thereupon , 106
A general report of the Board of Trade to the House of Lords, on the
Trade and Plantations of the Kingdom, dated November 27th, 1707 108
The amount of duties upon timber imported in 5 years, from Christmas 1712
to Christmas 1717 204
Hemp imported in 5 years, from Christmas 1712 to Christmas 1717, with
the duties arising thereupon 206
Account shewing the quantity of calicoes, coffee, pepper and tea imported
and exported in six years, from Christmas 1690 to Christmas 1715 208
Heads of enquiry, and answers thereto, relating to the government and gene-
ral condition of the province of New York, from Sir E. Andros, governor
of the province (about 1690). 210
A Bill for the better regulation of charter and proprietary governments in
America ; and for the encouragement of trade in this Kingdom, and the
plantations 216
Report of the Board of Trade to the House of Lords relating to the colony
established at the Isthmus of Darien, dated 18th January, 1700 218
Account of the Limits and Trade of the Royal African company, trading
from between South Barbary and the Cape of Good Hope 222
Charter of the Royal African Company of England, granted by Charles II.
A. D. 1673 225
Index to the rough bound entries, relating to the Royal African Company in
the office of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations 246
Qualifications described by the Earl of Bellomont as necessary for Governors
and other officers in the plantations. 249
Mr. Pollexfen's observations relating to the East India Trade, A. D. 1703. . 250
Mr. Pollexfen's remarks upon the book of rates, with observations upon the
general trade of this Kingdom, A. D. 1697 254
A scheme of the trade from England to all parts for four years and one
quarter, during the peace, after the treaty of Ryswick, viz : from 1697
to 1701 ; reduced to a medium for one year 267
VOL. VII.
An essay upon the Government of the English Plantations on the continent
of America, " (supposed to have been written by Mr. Blaire, a minister
in Virginia, 10th March 1699, or by Mr. B. Harrison, junior)" j
Mr. Penn's scheme for rendering the Northern colonies of America, viz Bos-
ton, Connecticut, &c., more useful to England, February 8th, 1696-7. . 91
1656 PAINTINGS AND
PAINTINGS AND PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS IN
THE LIBRARY.
Portrait of Her Most Gracious Majesty QUEEN VICTORIA, full length. Painted
for the House of Assembly, by an English Artist, who was honoured by the
Queen with sittings for that purpose.
PORTRAITS OF THE SPEAKERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY OF LOWER AND UP-
PER CANADA, AND OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF CANADA. PAINTED
FOR THE LIBRARY OF PARLIAMENT, BY ORDER OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEM-
BLY, BY MR. THEOPHILE HAMEL, OF QUEBEC.
N. B. Portraits of those gentlemen only, to whose name an asterisk is prefixed have
been painted for this collection.
LIST OF SPEAKERS OF THE LOWER CANADA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
* J. A. PANET was chosen first Speaker of Lower Canada on the 17th December }
1792. During the second Session of the first Parliament, Mr. Panet was
appointed a Judge of the Court of King's Bench, and
* C. DE LOTBINIERE was elected in his stead, on the 28th January, 1794. Mr.
Panet declining to remove to Montreal, continued to sit as a Member, and
on the meeting of the second Parliament he was re-elected Speaker and
continued in the chair until the first Session of the eighth Parliament, when
* L. J. PAPINEAU was.elected, 21st January, 1815.
* J. R. VALLIERES DE ST. REAL was elected Speaker on the 1st January 1823,
during the absence of Mr. Papineau in England.
* L. J. PAPINEAU, on his return, was re-elected Speaker of the next Parliament,
and continued to sit as Speaker until the year 1837, when the constitution
of Lower Canada was suspended.
LIST OF SPEAKERS OF THE UPPER CANADA HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
MACDONELL, JOHN, was unanimously chosen Speaker of the first Parliament
of Upper Canada on the 17th September, 1792.
SMITH, DAVID WILLIAM, was chosen Speaker of the second Parliament of Upper
Canada, at the opening of the first Session.
STREET, SAMUEL, was elected in the room of Mr. Smith on the 5th June, 1800,
during that gentleman's absence in England.
SMITH, D. W. was again chosen Speaker of the third Parliament on the 28th
May, 1801.
* MACDONELL, ALEXANDER, was unanimously chosen Speaker of the fourth
Parliament, on the 1st February, 1805.
STREET, SAMUEL, was again chosen Speaker of the fifth Parliament in 1809.
McLEAN, ALLAN, was chosen Speaker of the sixth Parliament in 1813 ; and
re-elected Speaker of the seventh Parliament on the 4th February, 1817.
* SHERWOOD, L. P. was chosen Speaker of the eighth Parliament on the 31st
January, 1821. Mr. Sherwood was afterwards appointed a Judge of the
Court of Queen's Bench and a Member of the Legislative Council.
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. 1657
* WILSON, JOHN, was elected Speaker of the ninth Parliament on the 1 1th
January, 1825. Mr. Wilson was afterwards called to the Legislative
Council.
* BIDWELL, MARSHALL SPRING, was elected Speaker of the tenth Parliament,
on the 8th January, 1829.
* McLEAN, ARCHIBALD, was elected Speaker of the eleventh Parliament, on the
7th January, 1831. Mr. McLean is now one of the Judges of the Court
of Queen's Bench, in Upper Canada.
* BIDWELL, M. S. was again chosen Speaker of the twelfth Parliament on the
15th January, 1835.
* McLEAN, ARCHIBALD, was again chosen Speaker of the 13th Parliament, on
the 8th Nov., 1836. Mr. McLean having been appointed one of the
Judges of the Court of Queen's Bench, he was succeeded by
* MACNAB, A. N. (now Sir Allan), f who was elected on the 19th June, 1837.
Mr. MacNab having assumed the commandof the Provincial Volunteers at
the breaking out of the Rebellion, the House chose in his stead
* RUTTAN, HENRY, who was elected on the 28th Dec. 1837, and served until the
return of Colonel MacNab from his military duties on the Frontier, when
he relinquished the Chair, which continued to be filled by Colonel MacNab
until the Union of the Provinces in 1840.
SPEAKERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF CANADA.
* CUVILLIER, AUSTIN, of Montreal, was unanimously elected Speaker of the
1st United Parliament of Canada, on the 14th of June, 1841. He had
been a member for some years of the Parliament of Lower Canada.
* MACNAB, SIR ALLAN NAPIER, was chosen Speaker of the 2nd Parliament, on
the 28th Nov., 1844. Sir Allan had been Speaker of the Parliament of
Upper Canada at the period of the Union, and was subsequently Premier,
filling the office of President of Committees of Council. Sir Allan had
sat uninterruptedly, from 1831 to this time, as member, at first for the
county of Wentworth and afterwards for the city of Hamilton. He con-
tinued in Parliament until his retirement from public life, in 1857.
* MORIN, AUGUSTIN NORBERT, was elected in opposition to Sir Allan MacNab,
at the opening of the 3rd Parliament, on the 25th February, 1848. Mr.
Morin was a prominent member in the Parliament of Lower Canada ;
and was subsequently Provincial Secretary and Commissioner of Crown
Lands. He is now a Judge of the Superior Court of Lower Canada.
* MACDONALD, JOHN SANDFIELD, was chosen Speaker of the 4th Provincial
Parliament, on the 19th August, 1852. He had previously been Solicitor
General for Upper Canada.
* SICOTTE, Louis VICTOR, was elected Speaker on the 5th September, 1854.
Mr. Sicotte is now (1858) Commissioner of Crown Lands.
SMITH, HENRY, was elected Speaker on the 25th February, 1858.
f The Library possesses another Portrait of Sir Allan MacNab, which was painted in England.
1658 PAINTINGS AND
M. Hamel has also painted a series of Portraits of the Gentlemen who have
filled the Speaker's Chair of the Legislative Councils of Lower and Upper Cana-
da, and of Canada, since the Union of the Provinces. He has been unable to
obtain Portraits of every one of the Ex-Speakers, but his Collection includes the
following personages : Hon. W. Smith, Hon. James Baby, Hon. Jonathan Sewell,
Hon. Wm. Dummer Powell, Hon. John Elmsley, Hon. Sir William Campbell
Hon. Sir J. B. Robinson, Bart., Hon. Jonas Jones, Hon. Robert S. Jameson,
Hon. Peter McGill, Hon. R. E. Caron, Hon. James Morris, Hon. E. P. Tache,
Hon. John Ross.
These Portraits are deposited in the Hall of the Legislative Council.
Tableau representant 1' entree de Jacques Cartier dans le Fleuve St. Laurent lors
de son second voyage en 1535, avec la Grande Hermine, la Petite Hermine
et YEmerillon. Peint d'apres Perrot, par Augustine Leriverenes.
Twelve Oil Paintings, by Mr. Paul Kane, Artist, of Toronto, from Sketches made
by himself in the North "West Territories.
1. Big-Snake, a Black Foot Chief, recounting his War Exploits to five of his
Subordinate Chiefs.
2. Boat Encampment, Situate at the head of the North Branch of the Navi-
gable Waters of the Columbia River (for Canoes.) Derives its name from
its being the terminus of all boat navigation and the commencement of
Land carriage across the Mountains, and consequently the place at which
all parties going or returning must necessarily encamp.
3. Mount Hood, A mountain about 7000 feet high, situate near the South Bank
of the Columbia River, and at about 120 miles from its mouth. The figures
in the foreground are " Chinooks" a Branch of the Flat head Tribes of the
North West Coast.
4. Buffaloes at Sunset, taken near Edmonton at a small Lake near the Saskat-
chawan River.
5. Scalp Dance, by a party of Spokane Indians, taken on the Upper Columbia.
6. Assineboines hunting or running Buffaloes on horseback, taken on the Plains,
on the East and in the vicinity of the Rocky Mountains.
7. Fishing Lodges of the " Clallams" on Vancouver's Island. These Lodges are
constructed of a coarse description of Matting, which is taken down and
carried in canoes when travelling.
8. Interior of a Winter Lodge of " Clallams" on Vancouvers Island. These
Lodges are constructed of split Cedar and are consequently not portable
and are frequently large enough to accommodate 100 individuals.
9. Part of Red River Settlement^ with a view of Fort Gary on the right and
the Roman Catholic Church on the left of the River.
10. The White Mud Portage^ situate on River Winnipeg. The picture repre-
sents Saulteaux Indians carrying their canoes and baggage, otherwise
called " Making the Portage."
11. A Horse Race, among the Black- feet Indians on the Prairies, an amusement
of very frequent occurrence and consisting generally of a 4 mile race, viz :
two miles to and from a given point. The Riders being invariably in a
state of nudity.
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS. 1659
12. Two Indians playing at "Alcoloh." This sketch was taken among the " Shu-
alpees" near the Falls of the Columbia. The Game consists in rolling a Ring
of iron, three inches in diameter, with six Beads of different colors bound
by strings to the inner edge of the circle. The Ring is rolled along the
ground until it strikes against a stick intercepting it. The two competitors
who follow it throw each a dart under it at the moment of its rebound ;
the object being that the Ring should, in falling, rest upon the darts, when
the beads in closest proximity to the latter count towards the game according
to their color. This game is played by all the Indians on the Columbia
River.
A pair of Globes, Celestial and Terrestrial ; constructed by Mr. W. Newton, of
London.
The Celestial Globe includes all the Fixed Stars, Nebulae, and clusters, contained
in the Catalogues of Flamsteed, Bayer, Lacaille, Piazzi, Hevelius, Mayer,
Sirs W. and J. Herachel, Dunlop, and Messier, together with the additional
Stars noticed in the recent Catalogue of the British Association ; the positions
of the whole having been re-calculated for the year I860.
The Terrestrial Globe was compiled from the most authentic surveys of British
and Foreign Navigators and Travellers, and was published on the 25th
March, 1852.
A Barometer, manufactured by Watkins & Hill, of London.
An Aneroid Barometer.
Two Thermometers, manufactured by J. E. Ellis, Toronto.
A Planetarium, or machine for exhibiting the relative motions and magnitudes of
the Planets, and their positions in respect of the Sun. A Tellurion, an in-
strument to show the Earth's motion and obliquity of the axis, and aLuna-
rium, an instrument for showing the movements of the Moon. These in-
struments are affixed together on a Brass Stand. They were constructed, by
special direction of the Library Committee in 1857, by Newman & Son, Phi-
losophical Instrument Makers to the Royal Institution of Great Britain.
PP
ADDENDA.
LES RELATIONS DE LA NOUVELLE FRANCE. Apres plusieurs annees de re-
cherches, on etait enfin parvenu a reunir pour la Bibliotheque du Parlement les
41 volumes, composant la rare et precieuse collection connue sous le nom de
" Relations des Jesuites, ou Relations de ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France."
Cette collection unique se trouvait a peine depuis quelques semaines sur les
rayons de la Bibliotheque, quand le deplorable incendie du Palais Legislatif a
Quebec, en fvrier 1854, est venu la detruire en entier, a 1' exception de sept ou
huit volumes.
On donne ici 1' enumeration de tous les volumes qui doivent composer cette
collection dont on a entrepris une re-impression. Elle paraitra tres-prochaine-
ment, a Quebec, des presses de A. C6te et Cie., en 3 volumes grand in-8.
1611-13. BiarJ, (le P. Pierre.) Relation de la Nouvelle France, de ses terres, naturel
du pays, de ses habitants, et voyage des Peres Jesuites en icelle
Paris, 1612.
1626. Relation de ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France, ou lettre du P. Charles
Lalemant, superieur de la mission de Canada, au P. Hierosme Lalemant,
sonfrere, (Mercure Franqais. Tome XIII.)
1632. Le Jeune, (le P. Paul.) Brieve relation du voyage de la Nouvelle
France, fait au mois d'avril dernier. Pavis, 1632.
1633. (Le meme.) Relation de ce qui s'est passe en la Nouvelle France. Paris,
1634.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1635.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1636.
Paris, 1637.
1634.
1635.
1636.
1637.
1638.
1639.
1639-40.
1640-41.
1 1642.
1642-43.
1643-44.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc.
(Le meme.)
(Le meme.)
Relation, etc. Rouen, 1638,
Relation, etc. Paris, 1639-
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1640.
Vimont, (le P. Barthelemi.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1641.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1642.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1643.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1644.
(Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1645.
1644-45. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1646.
1645-46. Lalemant, (le P.Jerome.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1647.
1647. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1648.
1647-48. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1649.
1648-49. Ragueneau, (le P. Paul.) Relation, etc.
1649-50. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1651.
1650-51. (Le|meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1652
1651-52. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1653.
Paris et Lille, 1650.
ADDENDA.
1661
1653. Le Mercier, (le P. Francois.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1654.
1653-54. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1655.
1655. (Le meme.) Deux lettres envoyees de la Nouvelle France. Paris, 1656.
(Re-imprimees aux frais de M. James Lenox, Albany, 1854.)
1655-56. De Quen, (le P. Jean.) Relation, etc. 1657.
1656-57. Le Jeune, (le P. Paul.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1658.
1657-58. Ragueneau, (le P. Paul.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1659.
1658-59 Lalemant, (le P. Hierosme.) Lettres envoyees d la Nouvelle France^
Paris, 1660.
(Re-imprimees par les soins de M. James Lenox, Albany, 1854.)
1659-60. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1661.
1660-61. Le Jeune, (le P. Paul.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1662.
1661-62. Lalemant, (le P. Jerome.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1663.
1662-63. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1664.
1663-64. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1665.
1664-65. Le Mercier, (le P. Frs.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1666.
1665-66. (Le meme.; Relation, etc. Paris, 1667.
1666-67. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1668.
1667-68. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1669.
1668-69. (Sans nom.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1670.
1669-70. Le Mercier, (le P. Frs.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1671.
1670-71. Dablon, (le P. Claude.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1672.
1671-72. (Le meme.) Relation, etc. Paris, 1673.
Les ouvrages suivants out ete refus trop tard pour ttre indiques avec les ouvrages de
la meme classe.
1650-51. Dreuillettes, (le P. Gabriel.) Narre du voyage faict pour la mission des
Abenaquiois, et des connoissances tirees de la Nouvelle Angleterre.
D'apres un manuscrit depose au bureau des biens des Jesuites. Impri-
me aux frais de M. James Leuox. Albany, 1854.
Relie avec la relation suivante.
1673-75. Recit des voyages et des decouvertes du R. P. Jacques Marquette, en
1'annee 1673, et aux annees suivantes ; la continuation de ses voyages
par le R. P. Claude Allouez, et le journal autographe du R. P. Marquette,
en 1674 et 1675 ; avec la carte de son voyage, trace e de sa main.
D'apres le manuscrit original depose au college Ste. Marie, a Montreal.
Imp rime aux frais de M. James Lenox. Albany, 1855.
Relic avec la relation pvecedente.
1676-77. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable aux missions des peres
de la compagnie de Jesu.^, en la Nouvelle France, es 1'annee 1676 et
1677. D'apres le manuscrit original depose a Puniversite Laval, a
Quebec. Imprime aux frais de M. James Lenox. Albany, 1855.
1684-94. Relation de ce qui s'est passe de plus remarquable dans la mission Abena-
quise de Sainct Joseph de Sillery et dans I'etablissement de la riouvelle
mission de Sainct Franqois de Sales, en* 1684. Par le R. P. Jacques
Bigot, de la compagnie de Jesus. Imprime aux frais de M. Jean-Marie
Shea, d'apres le manuscrit original du college Ste. Marie. Albany, 1857.
Edmond, Charles. Voyage dans les mers du nord a bord de la corvette La
Reine Hor tense, par Charles Edmond, (Chpri^ki). Notices scientifiques
1662 ADDENDA.
communiques par MM. les membres de 1' expedition. Carte du voyage.
Carte geologique de 1'Islande. Dessins de M. Karl Girardet. 8vo. Paris,
1857.
Le projet de cette excursion eat du au Prince Napoleon.
Vail, Eugene A. Notice sur les Indiens de 1' Ame"rique du Nord, ornee de quatre
portraits colories, dessines d'apres nature, et d'une carte. 8vo. Paris, 1840.
Joly de St. Valier. Histoire raisonnee des operations militaires et politiques
de la derniere guerre. 8vo. Ljege, 1784.
Mansion, M. Hyppolite. Precis historique sur la colonie francaise au Goaza-
coalcos (Mexique). 8vo. Londres, 1831.
Helms, A. Z. Voyage dans 1'Amerique Meridionale, commen9ant par Buenos-
Ayres et Potosi jusqu'a Lima. 8vo. Paris, 1812.
Bowden, James. The History of the Society of Friends in America. 2 vols.
8vo. London, 1850-54.
Caswall, Henry. The Prophet of the Nineteenth Century; or, the rise, pro-
gress, and present state of the Mormons, or Latter-day Saints : to which is
appended, an analysis of the Book of Mormon. 12mo. London, 1843.
Ludewig, Hermann E. The Literature of American Aboriginal Languages ;
with additions and corrections by Professor Wm. W. Turner. Edited by
Nicholas Trubner. 8vo. London, 1857.
JDundonald, the Earl of. Notes on the Mineralogy, Government, and condi-
tion of the British West India Islands and North American Maritime Colo-
nies ; with a statistical chart of Newfoundland, contrasting the circumstances
of the French and British Fisheries. 8vo. London, 1851.
Shaw, Pringle. Ramblings in California ; containing a description of the
country, life at the mines, state of society, &c., being the five years expe-
rience of a gold-digger. 12mo. Toronto, 1857.
Florida. Coleccion de varios documentos para la historia de la Florida y terras
adyacentes. Vol. I. 4to. Londres, 1857.
Ballantyne, R. M. Ungava : a tale of Esquimaux-land. With illustrations
by the author. 12mo. London, 1858.
Hamilton, Major General Alexander, Author of "The Federalist." Collec-
tion of facts and documents relative to his death ; with comments and
orations, &c., on his life and character. By the Editor of the " Evening
Post." Svo. New York, 1804.
General Hamilton was 8hot in a duel by Aaron Burr.
Impressions of the West and South, during a six weeks holiday. Let-
ters, which " first appeared in a Toronto newspaper." By W. K. [Wil-
liam Kingsford.] Svo. Toronto, 1858.
Blue Laws of New Haven Colony ; usually called Blue Laws of Connecticut ;
Quaker Laws of Plymouth and Massachusetts ; Blue Laws of New
York, Maryland, Virginia and South Carolina : Extracts of cases of
Witchcraft, &c. Compiled by an Antiquarian. Svo. Hartford, 1838.
ADDENDA. 1663
Documents relating to the Colonial History of the State of New- York, pro-
cured in Holland, England, and France, by John Romeyn Brodhead,
Esq. Edited by E. B. O'Callaghan, M. D. Vol. X. Paris docu-
ments, (1745-1774.) 4to. New York, 1858. See pages 1242 & 1276.
Montreal Gazette (the,) for 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, 1818, and 1819.
6 vols. Folio. (See page 1413.)
Recensements manuscrits de la Nouvelle France, de 1685 a 1698. 1
vol. Folio.
Oe volume fait partie des deux series obtenues par M. Faribault en 1851-62,
mais ne se trouvait pas dans la bibliotheque au moment oft cette partie
du catalogue a e"te livrce a 1'impression.
INDEX,
Jitte of
ani Jtefrjttk
"Y
CiX>
ies Manuscrits rclatifs a VHistoire du Canada, qui forment une partie importante du
second Volume, ne sont pas indiques dans le present Index. On a cru d propos de faire pour
eette partie dti Catalogue un Index special, qui se trouve ci-liaut, apres la page 1450.
Note. The Names of Authors, and of Persons, are
printed in SMALL CAPITALS. The Titles of Works
having no Author's name are printed in Roman
Letters. Subjects are printed in Italics.
"When an asterisk (*) is prefixed to the page referred
to, the reference is to the Manuscript Catalogue, of
additions to the Library since the printing of the
preceding parts of this Catalogue.
The letter (P) signifies Pamphlet.
Nota. Les noms d'auteurs et de personnes sont en
SEMI-CAPITALES ; les titres d'ouvrages sans noms
d'auteurs, en caracteres remains ; les matieres sont
iudique'es en lettres' italiques.
L'aste'risque (*) indique les ouvrages recus dcpuis
1'impression des autres parties du catalogue, dout le
titre se trouve enonc6 an long dans le catalogue
manuscrit, a la page qui suit 1'astdrisque.
PAGE
ABAILARD. Lettres d' et d'Heloise . 868
- CEuvres inedites, (par Cousin) 60
par Remusat 60
ABBADIE, J. Verite de la religion 45
Abbaye de Pontigny 33
Abbittibbi. Missions 1193, 1195
ABBON. Sie'ge de Paris 413
ABBOT, J, Insects of Georgia 643
ABBOTT, Lieut. Col, Bridges for Indian
Rivers . , 761
ABBOTT, C. Law relating to Merchant
Ships and Seamen 147
ABBOTT, G. Description of the World. . 509
ABBOTT, G. On English Mines 257
ABBOTT, Rev. J. Hints to Emigrants . 286, 1437
Missionary in Canada .. 838
Contributions to the " Garland" 1409
ABDY, J. T. Roman Civil Procedure. ... *94
Abeilles. (6con. agric.) 664
ABEL, F. A. and BLOXAM, C. L. Handbook
of Chemistry 594
Abenaquis , 1192, 1661
ABKRCROMBIE, J. Philosophy of the
Moral Feelings 64
On the Intellectual
Powers, Ac 64
ABERDEEN, Lord. Foreign policy ..(P.) 1091
Aberdeen. On the poor of (P.) 1120
ABERNETHY, J. Hunterian Oration. .(P.) 933
Memoirs, by Macilwain. 480
Sermons 48
Abipones. An Account of the . . 1204
Aborigines of America 1181, 1190
Aborigines of British Settlements. .1195, 1318
Vide Indians ; Sauvages.
ABOU BEKR IBN BEDR. Hippologie. . . . 658
ABOUL HHASSAN ALL Instruments astro-
nomiques arabes 584
ABOUT, E. La Grece contemporaine. . . . 450
Germaine *881
Tolla 883, 887
Voyage a travers 1'exposition 773
ABRAHAM, R. Remarks upon the franc
aleti roturier 167, 1439
ABRANTES, La duchesse d' . Memoires. 430
ABRAMTES, Napoleon d' . La rupture. *881
Absenteeism in Ireland (P.) 944
Abyssinia. Church in 31
Travels in 562
Abyssinic. Histoire 468
Voyages 562
Academic franchise. Histoire de 1' 800
Academie frangaise. Metnoireg 909
Academic franc/iise, recueil de discours 909
Academie des inscriptions et belles-lettres,
memoires et histoire 909, 910
Academie des sciences morales et poli-
tiques, memoires 74, 910
Academie des sciences, comptes-ren-
dus 910
Academic ce'.tique, memoires 311
Academie royale de Berlin, Histoire 572
Academy of Sciences, Paris. Memoirs.. 571
Acadie. Memoires des commissaires. . 170
1667
AQA]
INDEX.
{.ADU
Acadie. (Hist.) 1335
Vide Nova Scotia ; Nouvelle Ecos&e.
Accounts. Law and usage of 146,267
ACOUM. Fabrication des vins 786
AOERBI, J. Travels.- 544
ACHARD, Alexis. De Paris a San Fran-
cisco 1389
ACHARD, Ame"d6e. Nelley 881, 883
La robe de Nessus . . *881
Acier. Fabrication de 1' 767
ACKERMAN, R. History of Westminster
Abbey 376
History of University of
Oxford 77
History of University of
Cambridge 78
History of Colleges in
England 79
ACLAND, C. Manners and Customs of
India 461
ACOSTA. De natura novi orbis 1174
Natural History of the West
Indies 1174
Acoustics *578, *614
ACRELIUS. New Sweden 1 243
Acta Apostolorum 371
Actions at Law 131, 134
See also Pleading.
Actions. Voir Procedure.
ACTON, W. On Prostitution *244
On the Reproductive Organs *672
ACUNA. Le P. Christ, d'. Relation des
Amazones 1358
ADAIE, James. History of the American
Indians 1186
ADAIR, Sir R. Mission to Vienna *332
Mission to Constanti-
nople . . ." *332
ADALBERON. Poeme satirique 413
ADAM, Right Hon. W. Trial by Jury in
Civil Cases in Scotland, 135, (P.) 1108
ADAM, W. P. On Retaliation 279
ADAMS, C. W. Canterbury Settlement. . 668
ADAMS, G-. On the Microscope 589
ADAMS, H. G. Poetical Quotations 855
ADAMS, J. On Ejectment 142
Doctrine of Equity 136
ADAMS, J. Sketches of the Tetes de Boule
Indians 1411
St. Paul's Island. 1412
ADAMS, J, and WASHINGTON, G. Memoirs
of the Administration of 122,_
1068
ADAMS, J. and WASHINGTON, G Works,
with a life of the author, by C. F.
Adams 1221
The sup-
pressed history of the Adminis
tration of 1222
ADAMS, John. History of his Adminis-
tration *l 82
Works 182
ADAMS, Mrs. John. Letters of 1228
ADAMS, John Quincy. Life, by W. H.
Seward 1223
Letters to his
Son, on the Bible 1228
ADAMS, Rev. J. On Language and Dia-
lects (P.) 1087
ADAMSON'S Voyage to Senegal 662
ADDINGTON, Right Hon. H. Vide SIDMOUTH.
ADDISON, C. G. Law of Contracts 146
Temple Church *704
History of Knights Tem-
plars 329
ADDISON, J. Works 826
ADDISON'S West Barbary 562
ADELON. Physiologic <le I'bomme C30
ADELUNG, J. C. Mithridutes 776
ADELUNG, M. F. On Sanscrit Literature. 798
ADET, E. L' Empire du Bresil 1200
ADHEMAE. Traite des ombres 602
Charpente 709
Coupe des pierres 709
Geometric 602
G6ome"trie de 1'espace 602
Geome'trie descriptive 602
Fonts blais 709
ADLER, G. J. German Dictionary 785
Administration, see Cabinet.
Administration en France 235
Voir Droit Administratif.
Administration des pa.roisses 220
Administration mililaire 681
Administrative Reform ^230, 295
Admiralty. Court of, 100
Admiralty Charts 513, 515
Admiralty Charts concerning America
1392-1395
Admiralty Pamphlets 688
Admiralty Sailing Directions 514, 515
ADOLPHUS, J. England under George III. 394
ADORNO, J. N, Harmony of the Universe 579
ADSHEAD, J. Prisons and Prisoners.... 246
Adulterine Bastardy. Law of 107
INDEX.
[ALB
Adultery. Scripture doctrines of 240
Speeches on Bill to repress (P.) 1123
Punishment of 228
- Trials for (P.) 927, 1156
See also Marriage and Divorce.
^Elfric Society's Publications 913
JErial Voyage, first in England (P.) 1078
^firostation 586, 588, 732
Aerostats. Voir Ballons.
^Esop's Fables 826
^Esthetics. See Esthetics.
Affectation. Thoughts on 827
AFFRE, Mgr. Propriete eccjesiastique . 220
Administration des paroisses 220
Affghans. History of the 454
> War with- the 460
Africa. History of , . 467
Civilization of. (P.) 1096
Travels in, 522, 527, 558-564,(P) 1142
Africa, South, Distressed Settlers in (P.) 941
African Institution (P.) 1096
See also, Slave Trade.
African Repository 913
Afrique. Histoire 467
Voyages en 522, 527, 558
AGASSIZ, Ls. Bi'uliographia Zoologise, et
Geologiae 900
Lake Superior 622
Poissons fossiles 640
The classification of Insects. 614
Natural Hist, of U. States. *613
AGASSIZ AND GOULD, A. A. Outlines of
Comparative Physiology 634
AGAZZINI. Economic politique 254
Agency. Law of 146
AGIKE, J. P. Du mariage 206
AGINCOURT, D'. Histoire de Part par les
monuments 690
AGNES, J. A. De la propriety 237
AGNEW, Sir A. Memoirs, by M'Crie... 480
AGREDA, ScBur Marie d'. Correspondance 480
Agriculteurs. Hist, des 426
Agricultural Chemistry 655
Agricultural Classes of Great Britain. .. . 243
See also, Working Classes.
Agricultural Distress, (P.) 928, 930, 937,
1079, 1082, 116
Agricultural Engineering and imple-
ments, , 654, 657, 741, 772
Agricultural Interest. Pamphlets on the
927, 928, 930, 933, 937, 945, 1114,
1129, 1130
Agricultural Society, Royal, of England
Journal 659
Agricultural and Horticultural Society of
India, Proceedings of QQQ
Journal of.
660
Agricultural Statistic* 274 294
Agriculture 258, 613, *614, 650665
Pamphlets on.. 1080, 1100,
1132, 1146
Agriculture in Northern Europe (P.) 946
Agriculture in Holland /p.) 1109
A griculture. Cours du XIX siecle *650
Agriculture. Scottish Journal of *651
Agriculture. Upper Canadian Board of
Journal and Transactions 659
Agriculture, Journal d' QQQ
AGUESSEAU, D'. (Euvres 200
Histoire de la vie et des
ouvrages de *4go
AGUILAR, G. The Women of Israel 478
Complete Works *82*7
Aide-M6moire to the Military Sciences. . 683
AIKIN, A. Illustrations of Arts, <fec 727
AIME. L'Ystoire de li Normant 417
AIME-MARTIN. Education des meres 75
Lettres a Sophie 573
Essai sur Bernardin de
St. Pierre 432
AINSWORTH, R. Latin Dictionary' 788
AINSWORTH, W. F. Travels in Asia Mi-
nor, &c 552
Air, Vide Ventilation.
AIRT, G. B. Gravitation 579
- On Astronomy 532
AITON, J. Lands of the Messiah, Maho-
met, and Pope 545
Life of Henderson 49
AKENSIDE. Poems ,.... 865
AKERMAN, J. Y. Archaeological Index. . 335
Numismatic Manual. . . 313
Alabama. (Hist) 1250
Aladin, on la lampe merveilleuse 881
ALAIN. L'epreuve r^ciproque 872
ALARCON, Francisco. Relation 1168
Fernando. Relation 1171
ALAUX, G. d'. Espagne 441
ke Portugal 441
ALAUZET, Isidore. Traite des assurances. 208
ALBAN, E. High Pressure Steam Engine 752
ALBERT, H. R. H., Prince. Addresses.. . *239
ALBERT D' A ix. Histoire des Croisades.. 328
Albigeois , 413
1669
ALB}
INDEX.
IALM
PAOB
ALBIN, E. Natural History of Spiders . . . 643
Album du Canadian 1408
Album de l'6cole de dessin 714
ALCAN, Michel. Malieres textiles 729
ALCEDO, Don A. de. Geographical and
Historical Dictionary of America
and West Indies 1340
Alchimie *691
ALCOCK, J. C. Irish Registry Cases Re-
served 115
Alcoran 56
Aldine Edition of Poets 856
ALEGAMBE, P. Mortes illustres 1190
ALEMBEET, D'. CEuvres 875
. Matbematiques, hydrau
lique et astronomic 599
. Opuscules mathematiques 602
ALEXANDER, Sir J. E. L' Acadie 1404
Travels from India
to England 553
Transatlantic Sketches 1350
ALEXANDER, J. H. Dictionary of Weights
and Measures 268
ALEXANDER, W. History of Women. . . . 239
Alexandrie. Ecole d' 60
ALFIERI, V. Autobiography 480
- Tragedie 894
ALFIYYA. Quintessence de la grammaire
arabe , 780
ALFRED. History of the Factory Movement, *242
ALFRED THE GREAT. Life (various authors) 335
Poems 856
644
Algebra (P) 1445
Algebre 600
ALGER, W. R. Oriental Poetry *888
Algeria. History of 434, 470
Travels in 561
Algerie 561,434,443,470
Legislation musulmane en 235
Regime douanier 280
AL HARIRI. Anecdotes 888
Axi HAZIN. Life 799
ALI PACHA. Life 480
ALIBERT, Baron. Clinique de I'hopital de
Saint Louis 67
Physiologic des passions 7
Aliens, English law of 138
American law of 186, 285, 297
ALISON, Alexander. Science of Politics. 232
ALISON, Archibald. Principles of the
Ciiminal Law of Scotland 150
1670
ALISON, Archibald. Practice of the Cri-
minal Law of Scotland 150
Principles of Popu-
lation 256
History of Europe . . 880
Life of Marlborough . 494
Essays 827
ALKEN, H; The Art of Etching 719
ALLAIN, Ed. Dessrn 746
ALLAINVAL. L'6cole des bourgeois 872
ALLARD. Ordonnances relatives a 1'ensei-
gnement 88
ALLEIXE, J. Alarm to the unconverted
(P) 1111
Allemagne. Histoire 441
Voyages 585
Allemande. Philosophic 65
ALLEN, C. B. On Cottage Building 706
ALLEN, ETHAN. Memoir of, by H. Moore 1 228
Life of, by J. Sparks... 122ft
ALLEN, IRA. History of Vermont. 1240
ALLEN, J, Modern Judaism 21
Royal Prerogative of England 104
ALLEN, JOSEPH, Navigation Laws of Great
Britain ; . ........
Battles of the British
99
Navy 406
ALLEN, J. F. Victoria Regia *650
ALLEN, L. F. American Herd-book. . . . *659
ALLEN, P. History of Lewis & Clarke's
Expedition 1390
ALLEN, R. L. American Farm Book.... 654
ALLEN, W. and THOMSON, T. R. Expedi-
tion to the Niger. 561
ALLEN, William. American Biographical
Dictionary 1226
ALLEN, Z. Philosophy of Mechanics of
Nature 579
ALLETZ, E. Democratic 234
Essai sur 1'homme 71
Genie du XIXe siecle *7l
Intelligence humaine 71
Souff'rances humaines 71
ALLIER, R. Etudes sur le systeme peni-
tentiaire *246
ALLISON'S Vo> age to Archangel 529
ALLONVILLE, Le cbmte d' . M6moires
secrets *431
ALLOUEZ, le P. Claude. Voyages de Mar-
quette 1661
AL-MAKKARI. Mahommedan Dynasties
in Spain 439
INDEX.
\_AME
Almanacs, English, Colonial and Ameri-
can 289-300, 303, 304, 914
Canadian 1417, 1418
History of 290, 578
Almsgiving, Christian, see Charity.
ALONZO XIKO. P. Travels & adventures. 1166
Alphabet IrlandrJs *790
ALPHONSE, Jean. Routier du St. Laurent. 1271
An ercelleni; loutier of the
So. Lawrence 1371
ALTAROCHE, Contes democratiques *869
ALVARADO. Relations faites a F. Cortez. 1168
Leitres a Fernand Cortes... 1171
ALVAF.EZ CADKAL, Voyage en Afrique. . 559
ALVEZ DE CA-DA-MOSTO. Voyage en Afri-
qac 559
ALVOUD, B. Of Circles and of Spheres. 615
AMADAS. Voyage to Virginia 1SS3
AMAR. Rhetorique , *805
AMAKI, M. War of Sicilian Vespers... 436
Amazones. (Hist) 1205
Amazones, (Riviere ) Voyages, etc. 1352,
1357, 1353
Amber-witch, The 592
AMBUOISE, Saint. Ex traits 'le ses ceuvrcs. 25
AMEILEON. Des conleurs 729
Du uageur 723
Du j^ongeur 72-S
De la pedie 723
M&tallurgie 766
America, Catalogue of Books relating to.
904, 1161
America, (generally) History of. . 1163-1339
Discovery of, 116 3-1 176,
ISTo
Voyages and tra-
vels in 1339-1-107
America, (Ccniral.) History of ........ 1212
Geography and travels 1R61
America, (North.) History of 1213, 1338
Geography and tra-
vels in 1362-1406
America, (Russian,) 1346, 1364-1365,
1406, 1412, 1431
America, (South.) History of, 1179,1199-
1206, M25
Geography and travels,
1351-1359, 1662
America, Soj'.-'h. Oil affairs o? (P) 9G2, 939
America. How it was peopled ?.... (P.) 926
America and France, on dispute between
(P.) 1089
America and Europe compared 1179
America and the Americans 1380
America to England. Voice from 1381
American Boundary, see Boundary.
American Colonies, Great Britain and
her old, (P) 1089, 1098, 1100, 1108,
1148, 1152, 1158, 1419-1426, 1430
American Explorations *614
American Flag, History of the 1232
American Law, Government and Politics,
178-192, 296-300
American Literature 803, 826 841
American Loyalists 1228, 1265
American Politics 1224, 1 230
American Question (in controversy be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States)... (P) 923,925,1078, 1089, 1119
American Slavery 179, 1230
American Slate and Criminal Trials 194, 1225
. See also, United Stales.
American Stale Papers and Congress Do-
cuments. 181
American Statesmen. Lives and works.
1220-1223
American Union *64
American Wars, anterior to the Revolu-
tion 1259, 1277, 1421
American Hevolutionary war, 1178, 1261-
1266, 1662
American Wars, subsequent tj the Revo-
lution (including warof 1812,)1242,
1243, 1266-1268, 1295, 1316, 1427
A.nieucan Almanac 296
American Atlas 1341, 1362
American Authors, Homes of 804
A. Terican Archives 180, 1263
American Military Pocket Atlas. The. . 1264
American Ethnological Society's Tran-
sactions 629
American Geographical <fe Statistical
Society's Bulletin *510
American Journal of Education *85
American Oriental Society's Journal. .. *912
American Philosophical Society, Ceutcn-
nary celebration 1427
American Pomological Society's Pro-
ceedings *664
Americano. II Gnzettiere 1340
Americans- as they are 1380
Amerique docouverte. (Poeme) 1166
Amerique Septentrional e et Meridionale. 1340
Amerique. Histoire 1163
1671
AME]
IND^X.
[AND
Amerique. Voyages de decouverte, 1163-1176
Geographic et voyages. 1339, 1178
Flibustiers 1180
Antiquitds 1181
Aborigines 1181, 1662
Histoire ecclsiastiquc 1190
Missions 1190
Jlmerique Centrah. Histoire 1212, 1216
Geographic et voya-
ges 1361
Amerique du Sud- Hietoire 1199-1206
Geographic et voyages
1S51-1359, 1662
Amerique du Nord. Histoire 1213
Geographic et voya-
ges 1362
Cartes et plans, 1362-1372
Botanique 649
Horticulture 664
Voir Boundary.
Amerique Britannique du Nord. Histoire 1268
Geogra-
phic et cartes 1269, 1392-1395
Confede-
ration de P 1269, 1431-1434, 1446
Amerique et Europe comparees 1179
AMES, F. Works 181
Of Democracy 179
AMESBUEY, J. On Fractures 672
AMICE, J. F. Philosophic experimentale. 572
Amiraute 100
AMMIEN-MARCELLIN. CEuvres 819
AMOROS, Education physique
AMORT, J. Life, bv Buncle 827
AMOS, A. On Classical Education 7
Ruins of Time 133
English Constitution, temp.
Charles II 108
Amour. De 1' 73
Dictionnaire de 1' 869
AMPERE, A. M. Phenomenes electro-dy-
namiques 580
Philosophic des sciences. 57
AMPERE, J. J. Instruction en Grece
- Grece, Rome et Dante... 796
Epopee indienne 796
Voyage en Egypte 560
Histoire litte>aire de la
France 800
Promenade en Amerique. 135]
Amphibia, Catalogue of 636
Amusements des sciences . . 593
Ana, Library of 827
Anabaptistes 33
ANACHARSIS. Voyage en Grece 822
ANACREON 806, 819
Analytic Mechanics 601, 670, 671
Analomie 631-633, 640
Anatomy 630, 670, 678
for Artists 714
ANBURY, Lieut. Thos. Travels in North
America 136T
Journal d'un voyage
dans 1' Amerique Septentrionale... 1367
ANCELOT, Mme. Virginie. Renee dc Var-
ville *880
ANCELOT, Mme. Georgine *881
ANCELOT, M. CEuvres *878
ANCILLON. Revolutions du systeme politi-
que de 1'Europe 234
Esprit des constitutions *223
ANCRE, Le marechal d' 425
ANDELLE, Chemins de fer... 754
ANDERSON, C. Annals of the English Bible 16
ANDERSON, Chris. Domestic Constitu-
tion *240
ANDERSON, David. Bishop of Rupert's
Land. Notes of the Flood at the
Red River, in 1852 1406
ANDERSON, G. & P. Highlands and Is-
lands of Scotland 399
ANDERSON, H. C. Improvisatore *896
- Story of my Life ... *480
ANDERSON, J. History of the Church in
the Colonies 40
Life of the Chisholm. . *484
AKDERSON, R. Rudiments of Tamul Gram-
mar 782
ANDERSSON, C. J. LakeNgami 564
ANDRE, 1'abbe. Droit canon *18
ANDRE, le P. (Euvres philosophiques... 63
ANDREOSSY. Constantinople et le Bos
phore *545
ANDREWS, C. C. Opinions of U. S. At-
torneys General *184
Minnesota and Dacotah. 1387
ANDREWS, G. H. Modern Husbandry... 652
OB Agricultural Engi-
neering 667
ANDREWS, I. D. Reports on Trade and
Commerce 280
ANDREWS, John. War with America,
France, Spain, <fec 1263
ANDREWS & BATCHELOR. French Instructor 789
1672
INDEX.
IANO
ANDRIEUX. (Euvres 878
Vie de Oollin d'Harleville. 485
ANDEIVEAU GOUJON. Atlas classique de
geographic 512
ANDRYANK. Memoires d'un prisonnier
d'Etat 480
Anecdotes. Collections of, 425, 426,427,
429, 431, 796, 827, 828, 868, 869
Anecdotes du temps de Louis XVI. . . 426
Anecdotes du temps de la terreur 427
Anecdotes historiques 425
Anecdotes americaines, (parHornot). . . . 1178
ANGAS, G. F. Ravage life in Australia. 567
ANGELL, J. K. Riffht of Property in Tide
Waters 144
Law of Water-courses. ... 144
Limitations of Actions. . . 134
Fire and Life Insurance. . *145
ANGELL, J. K. & AMES, S. Law of Pri-
vate Corporations 143
ANGELL, J. K. & DURFEE, Thos. Law of
Highways *143
ANGERS, F. R. Cambray et ses complices. 1445
Decisions des tribunaux. . 166
Plaidoyer devant la cour
seigneuriale 168
- Poesies 1407
ANGHIERA, Petrus Martyr de. De insulis
nuper repartis 1164
II sommario
cavato della sua historia del Nuovo
Mundo 1164
Anglais, (les) peints par eux-memes. . . 837
Anglais. Voir Langue anglaise.
ANGLESEY, Earl of, Privileges of the
Houses of Lords and Commons.. 109
Angleterre. Histoire ... 332-409
Geographic & Voyages. .534, 538
Constitution de 1' 103
Angleterre, V et la France comparees. . . 233
Avenir de 1' 232
Decadence de 1' ... 232
Anglo-American Magazine 1409
Anglo Saxon Church 34
Antiquities (P) 928
History 334
- Language 784,791, 1412
Literature 913
Anglo-Saxon, The 913
ANGOULEME, Duchess of. Memoirs, by
Romer 480
Due d'. Memoires 416
ANGUS, Bible Hand-Book ' 17
Animal Electricity 631
Animal Kingdom 606-615, 633-645
Animal Magnetism 591, 670, 679, 917
Animals. Their history and habita.,.577, 808
Rights of 239
Futurelifeof 248
Animalcules 589, 614, 615, 644
Animaux. Histoire naturelle des... .637, 609
Voir Zoologie.
Animaux (agric.) 658
ANISSON. De la centralisation *235
Annales autiquitatis 303
Annales du barreau francais 195
Annales de chimie 598
Annales de physique et de chimie 598
Annales archeologiques . .- 919
Annales de philosophic chretienne 46
Annales des ponts et chaussees 745
Annales d'hygiene publique 676
Annales du commerce exterieur 283
Annales du museum d'histoire naturelle. 610
Annales maritimes et coloniales 210
Annales de la propagation de la foi . . . . 42
Annales des mines 766
Annales nouvelles de mathematiques. . . 602
Annales du parlement franais 124
Annales de 1'institut agronomique 661
Annales ties voyages 1347
Annals : or Debates and Proceedings in
the United States Congress 181
Annals of England 336
ANNE BOLEYN. Queen. Letters concerning 379
ANNE, Duchess of Brittany. Memoirs of 424
ANNE, Duchesse de Bretagne 424
Annexation movements in Canada. .(P.) 1436
Anniversary Calendar 303
Annuaire du commerce 279
Anuuaire meteorologique de la France.. 586
Annuaire des eaux de la France 656
Aonuaire des deux mondes 307
Annuaire historique nniversel 307
Annuaire d'econoruie politique 288
Annuaire de la Societe de 1'Histoire de
France 418
Annual of Scientific Discovery 571
Annual Register of History, &c 308
Annuities 266
See Life Annuities,
Annuites 26 7
ANOVYME, dit L'ASTRONOME, Vie de Louis
le Debonnaire 418
1673
INDEX.
[ARC
Anonymen. Diction naire des 903
ANQUETIL. Histoire de France 411
. Hietoire universelle *304
ANQUETIL DU PERRON. Systeme theolo-
gique des Perses 66
Langues persanes. 778
L'empire assyrien 315
L'empire des Me-
des et des Perses 315
Dynasties des Pes-
chadiens et Keaniens 315
Migrations des
Mardes 316
ANSELL, C. On Friendly Societies 242
ANSELME, 1'abbe". Ecriture primitive. . . . 308
ANSPACH, Rev. History of Newfoundland 133*7
ANSTED, D. T. Geology, Mineralogy, &c. 577
Geology 617
Scenery, Science and Art 617
ANSTEY, T. C. Guide to History of the
Laws of England 103
ANTAR, Bedoueen Romance 888
Antarctic Seas 533, 565
Anthology, Greek 807
Anthropologie 628, 606-615
Anthropology, see Man, History of.
Anticosti. Island of 1412, 1393
Anti- Jacobin, Poetry of the 866
Anti-Jacobin Review (P.) 1101, 1141
Antilles, (Hist,) 1206-1209
Flore des .....1206
Voyages 1360
Antiquai res de France. Memoires des.. 410
Antiquaries, Lives of 476
Antiquitates Americanos 1163
Antiquites, 311, 317, 321, 322, 323, 324,
409, 410.
Antiquites americaine/s 1181
Antiquites du Mexique 1182
Antiquites du Perou 1183
Antiquities 311, 629
Antiquities, British 335
Antiquities of America 1181-1185
Antiquities of Mexico 1182
Antiquities, Museum of (P.) 1152
ANTOMARCHI. Derniers moments de Napo-
leon *431
ANTONI. Examen de la poudre 682
ANTONIO DE ME.VDOZA, Don. Lettre .... 1168
Antwerp City Loan (P.) 1116
ANVILLE, D'. Geographic ancienne 746
Apocalypse 27
1674
PAGE
Apocatastasis 598
APOLLONII LEVINI. De Peruvise 1202
Apostolical Constitutions and Canons. .. 215
Constitutions, Coptic and
Ethiopic Versions of 215
Appeals, Practice in 106
Cases of 151
from India 177
from the Colonies. . . . 155
746
Appendice au cours de me"canique appli-
quee ,
Appendice a la defense de la philosophie
de 1'economie politique.' 250
APPERT. Bagnes, prisons et criminels. .. *246
APPIANUS 807
APPLETON'S Cyclopaedia of Biography. 473
Library Manual 899
New Catalogue *899
Dictionary of Machines, Me-
chanics, <fec 747
APPLEYARD, E. S. Welsh Sketches 334
Sure Hope of Recon-
ciliation 41
Greek Church 30
Apprentice Luws (P.) 924, 925, 1082
APULEE, Contes 880
APULEIUS 819
Aquarium 639
Arabia 314, 318, 457, 549-551
Arabian Nights' Entertainments 888
Arabian Poems at Mecca 888
Arabian Tales and Anecdotes 888
Arabic language 779, 780
literature 798, 888
Arabie. Voir Arabia.
Arabs (The) in Spain 439
ARAGO, F. CEuvres 684
Astronomic populaire 684
Lejons d'astrouoniie 584
Popular Astronomy 584
ARAGO, J. Voyage autour du monde . . . 626
Histoire de Paris 433
ARAM, Eugene. Trial of, for murder (P.) 940
ARATUS 807
Arbitration, Law of 139
Arbitration, in Trade Disputes 295
ARBOUVILLE, Mme, d". Poesies et nouvelles. 880
Une histoire hollan-
daise *881
Archaeological Society of Delhi, Journal
of 913
Archaeology of the United States, 614, 615, 629
ARC]
INDEX.
IAEN
ARCHAMBAULT et VIOLETTE. Dictionnaire
des analyses cbimiques 596
ARCHBOLD, J. F. Law of Landlord and
Tenant 142
Practice of Court of
Queen's Bench 131
___ Pleading in Criminal
Cases 133
Law of Nisi Prius . . . . 135
New Rules and Forms
of County Courts 1 37
Practice of County
Courts 137
Law of Bankruptcy, by
Flather *140
New Statutes relating
to Lunacy 150
Archeologie 310, 311
Archeologie canadienne 1429
ARCHER, T. C. Economic Botany 646
ARCHER'S Statistical Register of Victoria. 286
Archery 724
ARCHIMEDE. (Euvres 580
Architecture 689-711
Architecture religieuse 701
Architecture navalc 705, 709
Architecture, Rural (P) 1098
Arctic Discovery, see Polar Voyages.
Arctic Regions, sec Polar Regions. *
Archives americai'.es 1263
Archives curieuses 420
Archives de France 903
Archives departementales de France. . . . 903
Archives Israelites 20
Archives statistiques dumiuistere des tra
vaux publics 287
ARDENNI et JULIA DE FONTENELLE. Poe- .
lier-fumiste 731
ARFWEDSON. C. D. The United States
and Canada in 1832/33, and '34. . 1370
ARGALL'S Expedition 1 243
ARGENSOLA. Conquete des Moluques. . . . *47l
ARGENSON, Marquis d' . M e moires. ... 429
ARGENTRK, d' . Commentarii 198
ARGOU. Institution au droit frangais. ... 196
ARIOSTE. CEuvres 893
Aristocracy and Aristocratic Govern-
ments 225, (P) 1097, 1121
Aristocracy of England, by Ilampden,
junior 226
, Aristocracy in America 1380
ARISTOPHANIS Comedise 807
ARISTOTE. CEuvres 808
ARISTOTELIS Opera 807
ARISTOTLE'S Works 807
Arithmetic. History of 295
Arithmetic. Mental 294
Arithmetic. Science of 577, 598-600
Arithmetique, Voir Arithmetic.
Arithmetique politique 250
ARLINCOUIIT, Le vte. d'. Le solitaire. . . . *882
Armees, Legislation des 213
ARMELLINO, G. L'accordeur de pianos. . 739
ARMENGAUD, aine. Machines, outils per-
fectionnes 731
ARMENGAUD, jeune. Cours de dessin in-
dustriel 731
Guide de 1'inventeur. 89
Draughtsman's Book. . 729
ARMENGAUD, J. G. D. Galerie de Rome. 712
Armenia. History of 455
- Travels in 528, 552
Armenie. Voyages 552
A I'menian Language; 780
Armenian, Translations from the 890
AUMITAGE, John. History of Brazil. . . . 1200
Armoiries 506-509
ARMSTRONG. Poems .' 856
ARMSTRONG, A. Discovery of the North
West Passage 1407
ARMSTRONG, J. Life of Richard Montgo-
mery 1226
Life of Anthony Wayne. 1226
Notices of the American
War of 1812 1267
ARMSTRONG, James. Law of Marriages in
Lower Canada 1442
ARMSTRONG, J. S. and TREVOR, E. S. Trial
of O'Connell, <fec 193
Army, On a Standing (P) 930, 1131, 1134
Army in Canada (P) 1436
Array, Commissions in *295
Army Corps, Plan of a (P) 1138
Army Lists *683
Army Regulations and Orders 683
of the United States. . 685
ARNAUI.D, A. OZuvres philosophiques. . . 63
ARNAULD D'ANDILLY. Memoires 416
. Vie des peres des
deserts , 24
ARNAULD, 1'abbe. Memoires 416
ARNAULT, A. V. Biographic des contein-
porains 473
AR.VKTT, J. A. Books of the Ancients. . . *898
1675
ARN~\
INDEX,
IATH
ARNOLD'S Chronicles or Customs of Lon-
don 352
ARNOLD, Benedict. Life of, by J. Sparks. 1226
__ Complot d' 1266
ARNOLD, T. Fragment on the Church. . 27
_ History of Rome 324
Life, by Stanley 480
On Modern History 326
ARNOLD, T. J. Law relating to Munici-
pal Corporations 143
ARNOLD, W. D. Palace at Westminster. 828
ARNOTT, N. Elements of Physics 574
On Warmth and Ventilation. 707
ARNOULD. Systeme maritime et politique. 97
ARNOULD, J. Law of Marine Insurance. *148
ARNOULT, G-. Lectures philosophiques *68
Doctrine philosophique . . . *68
Arpentage 749
Arrets et decisions 199, 200
ARRIANUS 809
ARROWSMITH, A. Geographical Dictio-
nary of the Bible " 18
Map of New Zealand. 568
ARROWSMITH, J. P. Art of Instructing
Infaut Deaf and Dumb 87
Arsacides, Hist, dea 457
ARSENNE, L. C. Peintre et sculpteur. . . 713
Art de verifier les dates 801
Art Journal *898
Art militaire 681-686, 235, 223
Art nautique 686-688
ARTAUD DE MONTOR. La papaute 31
Dante 892
Histoire des souve-
rains pontifes , 31
L'ltalie 435
Machiavel 223
ARTHUR, W. On Family Names *508
Life of Budgett *482
Artillety, see Military Science.
Artiste, L' 6
Arts, Beaux 689-722
ceramiques 734
utiles 726-741
Arts. Rules, &c. of Society of (P) 1076
Arts & Manufactures 726-741
See Exhibitions.
ASH, J. English Dictionary 792
ASHE, E. D. Water power of Quebec 1412
ASHBURTON, Lord. Memoirs of the Royal
House of France 509
Ashburton Treaty 1296, 136*4
1676
ASHER, A. On Hulsius' Collection of
Voyages and Travels 622
ASHLEY, J. M. Relations of Science. . . . 570
ASHWELL, S. On Diseases of Women. . 672
Asia. History of 452-467
Travels in 547-658
Asia polyglotta 778
Asiatic Journal 913
Asiatic Researches 913
Asiatic Society's Transactions 913
Asie. Hist 462-467
Voyages 547-558
Asie Mineure. Voyages en *549
Assassinat du mar6chal d'Ancre 425
Assassins. Hist 456
Assaults. Law respecting (P) 948
Assaying , 625, 765
ASSELIN. Voyage d'un touriste 542
ASSEMANI, J. Codex Liturgicus Ecclesise
Universae 28
Assembled legislative. Journaux et ap-
pendices 160, 161
Assistance publique 2 )0
Association, (economic politique) 254
Assurances (droit) 207, 208, 209
Assurance maritime 267
Assurance contre I'incendie 267
Assurance sur la vie 267
See Insurances.
Assyria. History of : 315
Ancient history of (P) 1083
Travels in . . . . 547-553
Asthma. Cure of (P.) 1076
ASTIE, J. F. Louis XIV, and Writers of
his age 801
ASTON, J. J. Law of Pauper Lunacy. . . 150
Astor Library. Alphabetical Index .... 905
Aster Library. Oriental Linguistics. ... 905
Astrology 582
Astronomical Society. Memoirs of 684
Maps 512
Astronomic 581, 300, 375,584, 599
Astronomy. Science of. . .300, 575-584,
699 (P.) 1077
Writers on, before 1600 292
ATCHESON, N. American Encroachments
on British Rights 926, 1265
ATHANASIUS, St. Treatises, Tracts, and
Epistles 26
Athenaeum Frangaia 920
The 914
ATHEN^US. Works 809
ATH]
INDEX.
\_AUS
Athenes. Economic politique 249
Athens. History and Antiquities of 322, *699
See Greece.
ATHERTON. On Capability of Steamships 710
ATKINS, Sir R. Parliamentary Tracts. . . 110
ATKINSON, Rev. C. Account of New
Brunswick 1337
ATKINSON, G. Sheriff Law 138
Shipping Laws of Britain. 148
ATKINSON, T. W. Oriental Siberia *556
ATKINSON, W. Political Economy 251
Atlantic Telegraph, 295, *732
Atlases, Physical, Historical, and Geogra-
phical 511,512
Atlases of North and South America 1340-1344
Atlas de VAmerique 1140, 1142
Atlas des Litteratures *794
Atlas des deux Ameriques 1178
Atlas Geographical of North America. . 1364
Atlas (physical) of America 1343
Atlas historical and geographical of North
America. 1362
Atlas (historical) of American States.. 1216
Atlas American Military 1264
Atlas d'Andriveau 512
Atlas geographique de Brue 512
Atlas de Maltebrun.. 512
Atlas historique de Le Sage 304
Atlas des campagnes de Napoleon 429
Atmosphere. The 578, 586
Atmospheric Influence, or Health and Di-
sease .(P.) 933
Atmospheric Railways 743, 754
Atmospherical Electricity 292, 300, 590
Atomic theory 581, 595
Attachment. Law of 138
Law of, in United States. * 186
ATTILA 326, 840
Attornies, Solicitors, &c 130
ATTWOOD, T. Currency and Banking
(P.) 1125
AUBANEL etTnoRE. Alienation mentale. 679
AUBER, Dr. Hygiene des femrnes 668
AUBER, P. History of British Power in
India 459
Government, Laws, and Policy
of China 465
AUBERTEUIL, H. cl'. Essai sur les Anglo-
Americains 1217
Administration de
Lord North 1262
AUBESPINE, Sebastien de P. Portefeuille. 422
AUBIGNE, d'. Memoires 480
AUBIN, N. Le Fantasque 1414
Poesies . . 1407
AUBLET, F. Plantes de la Guiane fran-
caise 1201
AUBREY, J. Miscellanies *591
AUCHER, P. Armenian Grammar 780
AUCHER, P. and BRAND, J. Armenian
Dictionary 780
AUCHINLECK, G. War between Great Bri-
tain and the United States, in
1812, 1813, and 1814 1266
Auctions. Law of 143
AUDE. Poussee des terres 652
AUDEBRAND, P. La rose du Japon *881
AUDIFFRET. Systeme financier *263
AUDIGANNE. Populations ouvrieres .... 259
Les grands travaux du 19e
siecle, 271
Industrie franfaise 258
Politique coloniale de 1'An-
gleterre 155
AUDIN. Martin Luther 37
. Calvin , 37
Henri VIII 379
LeonX 31
AUDUBON. Birds of America 947
AUDUBON and BACHMAN, J. Viviparous
Quadrupeds of North Air erica, 637, 947
AUDUBON in the New World 637
His adventures, by Mrs. H. St.
John 1229
AUERBAOH. Contes 880
AUGEARD. Arrets notables 199
AUGER, Ed. Voyage en Californie 1389
AUGIEU. Pastorales 883
Poesies completes 879
AUGUSTIN, de Cantorbery, St. Sa vie... 24
AUGUSTIN, Saint. Extraits de ses ceuvres. 25
Sa vie.. 24
Confessions, sermons and
expositions 26
AULAGNIER. Navigation 758
AULUS GELLIUS 819
AUNET, Mme Leonie d'. Un mariage en
province . . s *881
AURELIUS VICTOR '. 819
Aurora Borealis 296, 297, 578, 615
A.USONIUS . . ; 819
AUSTEN, Jane. Novels *828
AUSTEN, Mrs. Sketches of German Life. 442
AUSTIN, J. Province of Jurisprudence ... 88
1677
AVS~\
INDEX.
IBAI
AUSTIN, W. S. and RALPH, J. Lives of
Poets Laureate 478
Australasia. History of 470
Voyages to . r 566
Australes, Torres. Voyages aux *665
Australia. Emigration to (P.) 1098, 1306
Pamphlets on 5C7
Australia. Tasmania, <fec., State of . . 470
Australian Back Woods, 16 years labour
in 567
Australian Essays *S45
Australie. Histoire 470
Voyages 565
Austria. History of . . 443, 444
See Germany.
Auteurs sacres, leur histoire 25
Autobiography of Eminent Persons. ... 425
Autographies des gouverneurs du Canada.. 1286
AOTOMNE. Conference du droit francais. . *93
ADTON, d'. Chronique de 1'histoire de
France 425
AUTRAN. PoSsies 883
La vie rurale *879
Autriche. Histoire 443
ACVIGNY, Mile. d'. Droits du travailleur 25S
AUZANET, B. (Euvres 198
AVDELL, J. Histoiy of Armenia 455
AVEDICHIAN. Lilurgie *18
AVENKL. Papiers d'etat de Richelieu . . 4-22
A ventures d'emigrants en Amerique. . . . 8S1
Average. Law of 148
Aveuc/les. Education des 87
Avocat. Profession d' 195
Avocats. Histoire des 195
AYCARD, iMaiie, Un enfant malade *881
AYEEN AKBEET ; or Institutes of the Em-
peror Akber 91
AYLIES. Systeme p6nitentiaire *246
AYRES, H. Financial Register *266
AYSCOUGH, S. Index to Gentleman's Ma-
gazine 916
AYTOUN, W. E. Poems 856
AZAIS. Des compensations 78
AZARA. Quadrupedes du Paraguay.... 1204
- Voyages dans 1' Amerique me'ri-
dionale ^ 1352
Azores. Notices of the 641
AzcNi,D. A. Droit maritime del' Europe 97
BABBAGE, C. Exposition of 1851 770
Fragment on Mathematical
Science 677
1678
BABBAGE, C. Decline of Science in England 671
Tables of Constants. *614
Economy of Machinery 728
CABER. Memoirs of, by Leyden *457
BABIE. Voyages chez les Sauvages .... 1189
BABINET. Etudes et lectures 684
BABYLON 316,550,562
Bacchus. Culte de *62
CACHE, A. D. Report on Education in
Europe 77
On Hydrometers, &c. . . . 270
BACHELET, T. Dictionnaire de biographic
el d'histoire *305
BACK. Capt. Arctic Land Expedition. .. 531
: Voyage? dans les regions
areiiques 681
BACK. On the Foliation of Trees 646
BACKHOFF'S Moscow to China 656
BAOON, Lord, Works 828
CKuvres tvaduites en franais 61
. H ; 8 Wi.i lings and Philosophy 828
Sa philosophic 61
Essays 61, 828
Life, by Campbell 480
BACON, M. Abridgement of the Law. . . . 126
EAOON, K L'fe of, by W. Ware 1320
BACOUCT, Correspondance de Mirabeau. . *42*7
BAOQCA, N. Code des chemius de fer. . , *212
BACQUET ; J. CEuvres 200
BADDELEY, Lieut. Geology of the La-
brador 1410
Geognosy of St. Paul's
Bay 1411
Minerals in Canada.. 1411
Magdalen Islands. . . . 1411
Geology of the South-
ern portion of Lower Canada 1412
BADGER, G. Nestorians and their Rituals, 80
BADGLEY, W. Endowments for Education. 1448
BADHAM, C. D. Fish taiUe *726
BADICHE. Histoire des ordres religieux. . *18
BAGE, R. Man as he is not *828
BAGILET. Poids et mesures. 269
BAGIOLI, G. Commento SUnico 892
BAGSTER'S Hebrew and Chaldaic Lexi-
. con 778
Bahamas, Statute Law of 172
andSlavery (P.) 1094
BAIKIE, W. B. Voyage up the Kwora
and Binue 561
BAILEY, H. Liturgy compared with the
Bible. . ... 29
BAI]
INDEX.
[SAL
BAILEY, J. W. Microscopical Survey of
Soundings, <fcc 614
Observa-
tions in S. Carolina, <fce 614
Microscopical Organism 615
BAILEY, N. Etymological Dictionary. .. 792
BAILEY, P. J. The Mystic *S56
BAILEY, S. Philosophy of the Mind *65
Theory of Reasoning *70
S. On the Formation of Opinions 225
Rationale of Political Repre-
sentation 110
BAILEY, T. Records of Longevity *667
BAILLEUL. Ricliesse et Impot 254
BAILLIE, N. B. E. Land Tax of India. . 173
Moohummudan Law
of Sale... 173
BAILLY, M. A. Finances de la France . . . 263
Finances de la Grande Bretagne 261
BAILLY. Choix d'anecdotes 429
BAILLY, C. F. Physique 572
Maison rustique 650
Jardinier 662
BAILLY, J. S. L'aslronomie moderne. . .
L'astronomie indienne . . . 584
. Memoires 428
Bailments 146
BAILY, F. Life of Flamsteed 575
Memoir of, by Herschel *582
. Annuites viageres *267
BAILY, L. R. General Average 148
BAIN, A. Senses and Intellect 72
BAINBRIDGE. W. On the Law of Mines.
BAINBRIGGE, W. H. Early Education. . .
BAINES, Edward. History of Cotton Ma-
nufacture 729
Life, by his Son 23
Bains et lavoirs publics 67C
BAIRD, C. W. On Liturgies 2<
BAIRD, Sir D. Life by Hook 48
BAIRD, H. M. Modern Greece 54
BAIRD, Robert. Experiences of the "West
Indies. &c 1371
BAIIID, Rev.R. Condition of Religion in
the United States 1196
La religion aux Etats-
Unis 1196
BAJOT et POIRE. Annales maritirnes. . . 210
BAKER, G. History of Northamptonshire 405
BAKER, R. On the English Language.. 793
BAKER, Sir R. Chronicle of the Kings of
England. . k 336
?AKER, S. W. "Wanderings in Ceylon. ..
SAKER, T. On Land Surveying, Ac
Elements of Mechanism. . . .
?AKER, W. On the Office of Coroner. . .
BAKEWELL, R. Introduction to Geology . .
Introduction to Mineralogy
FAOB
558
749
728
138
616
623
Balance of Power 98, (P) 924, 925
BALBI. Geographic 610
- Introduction a Patlas ethnogra-
phique 776
Atlas ethnographique 510
BALBI'S Voyage to Pegu 555
BALBO. Life of Dante 486
BALBOA, M. C. Histoire du Perou 1171
BALDI. La navigation 894
BALDWIN, E. History of Yale College. . 85
BALDWIN, G. Campaign in Egypt, (P.). 1092
BALDWIN, J. G. Party Leaders 1227
BALDWIN, T. Pronouncing Gazetteer. . . ' 511
Gazetteer of the United
States 1 376
BALFOUR, C. L. Sketches of English
Literature, with Specimens 803
BALFOUR, E. Barometrical Sections of
India 587
BALL, S. Cultivation and Manufacture of
Tea 661
Ballad Poetry, (various Notices of) 804
See also Poetry.
BALLANCHE. OSuvres 879
BALLANTYNE, J. R. Hindi et Braj Brakha
Grammar 781
Mahratta Grammar. 782
BALLANTYNE, R. M. Hudson's Bay 1406
Ungava 1662
BALLEYDIER. Revolution de Rome. . 436
Guerre de Hongrie 443
Revolutions d'Autriche. .. 443
Ballons 588
Ballot. Vote by 919, (P) 1097, 1109, 1152
BALLOU, M. History of Cuba 1211
BALMES. Le protestantisme compare au
catholicisme *288
Fundamental Philosophy *69
Pie IX 435
BALTARD. Architectonographie des pri-
sons 705
Baltic. Letters from the 544
Baltic Sea and Shores 535, 543
Ballique 535, 543
BALUZIUS. Capitularia regum 196
BALY and GULL. On Cholera 675
1679
SAL-]
INDEX.
[.BAR
BALZAO de GUKZ. (Euvres * 868
BALZAO, H. DE. (Euvres 882
' . Vie politique 881
= Eugenie Grandet 881
Ursule Mirouet 881
Amour et manage *881
La bourse 881
Banaris. Insurrection in 1*781 459
BANCROFT, E. On Permanent Colours.. 715
BANCROFT, George. History of the United
States 1219
Oration 1427
BANFIELD, T. C. Industry of the Rhine. 252
Organization of Industry 727
BANIER, 1'abbe". La toison d'ur 321
Histoire de Medee 321
Culte d' Adonis 52
Bank. On a National (P) 1131
Hanks and Banking,. . .262, 266, 297, 298, 300
Banks and Banking in England and Scot-
land (P) 936, 942, 945, 1124-1129, 1143
See also Savings Banks.
Banks. On Provident or Parish . .(P) 928, 936
Bank of England. 265, 266, 291
Bank of England, (P) 928, 934, 942, 1081,
1097, 1122, 1124-1126, 1128-
1130, 1143.
Bank of France *263
Banks of tlte United States (P) 936
JBank notes. Forgery, <fcc., of. . .(P) 1129, 1158
Bank Restriction , *120
Banker's Cheques, &c. Law of. 145
Banker's Common-place Book 264
.Bankruptcy, Law of (English) . .*140, (P) 1088
(Scotch) 150
(Canadian) . '. 163
(French) 209
BANKS, Sir J. On disease in Corn. (P)927, 1137
Observations on
the above , (P) 928
BANKS, T. C. Genealogical and Heraldic
Gleanings 507
Dormant and extinct Bar-
onage of England. ., *507
BANNKEMAN, Major. Expedition against
the Polegars (P) 1119
BANNISTER, S. On the Right to be heard
on Petitions to the Crown 106
Banquet 263, 266 (P) 1127
BAOUR-LORMIAN. Le livre de Job 19
Cfssian 862
Poesies 880
Baptism, see Infant Baptism.
Baptists 40, 41
BARANTE, DE. Le directoire 427
Convention nationale 427
Dues de Bourgogne 424
Litt6rature francaise 800
Melanges 800
Questions constitutionnelles *225
BAEAULT-ROULLON, C. H. Puissance Russe *447
Barbade. Hist 1210
Barbados. History of 1209, 1210
Laws of 172
Coinage of. (P) 1096
Barbados and Slavery (P) 1093-1097
Barbary. Lady's Travels in 561
BARBAZAN. Fabliaux et con tes 866
BARBE-MARBOIS. Histoire de la Louisiana 1254
History of Louisiana. . 1254
Complot d' Arnold et de
Sir H. Clinton 1265
On the French Revolu-
tion (P) 1155
BAEBEE, J. W. Antiquities of New Eng-
land, <fec 1234
Connecticut Historical
Collections 1239
Historical Collections of
Massachusetts 1235
Historical Collections of
the State of New York 1244
Historical Collections of
the State of New Jersey 1247
BAEBEEI, J. P. Dictionnaire italien .... 785
BAEBETRAO, Jean. Traduction de Puffen-
dorf
Traduction de Grotius
Anciens traites . .
94
94
96
418
879
BARBTEE. Journal du regne de Louis XV
BARBIER, Aug. lambes et poe'mes
Po6sies 883
BARBIEE, A. A. Dictionnaire des ouvra-
ges anonymes, etc 903
BARBIER, J, L'Alge'rie 561
BARBOT, Jacques. Voyages en Afrique . 559
BARBOT, James. North and South Guinea 563
BARBOT, John. Account of the first dis-
coveries of America 1175
BARBOUR. New York Law Reports *191
BAROHOU DE PENHOEN. Philosophic alle-
inande 65
BARCLAY, A. On Slavery in the West
Indies.. ..*... 248
1680
BAR]
INDEX.
BARCLAY, Capt. Agricultural tour in
the United States, etc 1371
BARCLAY, Chs. Letters from Dorking
Emigrants 1433
BARCLAY, H. Law of Scotland 150
BARCLAY, J. On Life and Organization. . 607
BARCLAY, J. T. Jerusalem *19
BARCLAY, R. Apology for Quakers 41
BARD, S. A. Waikna 1361
BARDET. Recueil d'arrets, etc 199
BAREITH. Margravine of. Memoirs of, by
herself 444
BARHAM, F. Political Works of Cicero . 820
BARHAM, R. H. lugoldsby Legends . . . *828
Life of Hook 491
BARKER, W. B. Turkish Grammar 780
Lares and Penates .... *456
BARLOW, Joel. Letters from Paris 1427
BARLOW, P. Encyclopaedia of Arts, Ma-
chinery, &c 747
On Strength of Timber, Iron,
Ac 708
On Magnetic Attractions.... 590
BARLOW. Voyage to Virginia 1383
BARNARD, F. A. Bibliothecce Regae Cata-
logus
BARNARD, H. National Education in Eu-
rope
On School Architecture in
the United States
Journal of Education . . .
BARNARD, J. L. Isthmus of Tehuantepec
901
77
86
*S5
758
BARNAVE. OZuvres 875
BARNES, R. Office of Sheriff. (P) 1144
BARNES, W. Philological Grammar 777
BARNI. Examen de la critique du juge-
ment 65
BARNUM, P. T. His Life, written by him-
self 1229
Barometer 574, 578, 586
BARON. L'Andrienne 871
La coquette 872
L'homme A bonne fortune 872
BARRAL, J. A. Drainage des terres ara-
bles *656
BARRAU, J. J. Histoire politique des Mu-
sulmans 307
BARRAU, P. B. Manuel des proprietaires 657
BARRAU, T. H. Education 75
Direction morale 75
Conseils aux ouvriers.... 258
Morale pratique *75
BARRAULT. A. et E. Le canal de Suez. . 758
BARRAULT, Alexis, et BRIDEL, C. Le pa-
lais de 1'industrie *772
BARRE ST. VINCENT. Colonies modernes 1208
Barreau 195, *487
Barreau Frangais. Annales du 195
BARRERE, P. La France equiuoxiale . . . 1356
BARRETT, R. Synopsis of Criticisms on
Old Testament 10
BARRETT, S. The Principles of Grammar 785
BARRETT, W. G. Geological Facts 620
BARRETTI'S Italian Dictionary 785
BARRIERE. Memoires sur la revolution
fran9aise 427
BAHRIERE, Theodore. Les faux bonshom-
mes 881
BARRINGTON, Bishop. Letter to his
Clergy (P) 1102
BARRINGTON, D. On Ancient Statutes. . 127
BARRINGTON, Sir J. Historic Memoirs of
Ireland 401
Sketches of his Times. 401
BARRINGTON, Viscount. Life, by Shute . 481
BARRON, A. and ARNOLD, T. J. Cases of
Controverted Elections 116
BARRON, A. and AUSTIN, A. Cases of Con-
troverted Elections 116
BARROW, Sir G- Ceylon *464
BARROW, Sir J. Autobiography 481
BARROW, J. Life of Drake 487,1348
BARROW, J. Life of Sir Sidney Smith . . 501
Texas 1386
BARROW, John. Geography of Hudson's
Bay 1405
BARRUEL, 1'abbe. Le jacobinisme 427
Les Helviennes *67
BARRY, C. New Palace at Westminster. 703
BARRY, J. S. History of Massachusetts. . 1237
BARTER, W. Infidelity in England .... 44
BARTH. Central Africa *561
BARTHE. Les fausses iufidelites 871
La mere jalouse 871
BARTHE. J. G. Le Canada reconquis . . . 1285
Poesies 1407
BARTHELEMY et MERY. Poesies 878
BARTHELEMY, J. B. A. Numismatique. . 312
Anciens monu-
ments de Rome 323
Numismatiquean-
cienrie 312
Nutnismatique mo-
derne 312
1681
INDEX.
[BAT
BAETHELEMY, J. J. Voyage d'Anacharsis 322
Travels of Anacharsis
the younger 322
Langues egyptienne.
grecque, etc 772
Langue de Palmyre. . 778
Pal6ographie nutuis-
matique 312
BAETHELEMT SAINT-HILAIEE, voir SAINT-
HILAIRE.
BAETHES et LOWELL. Catalogue general. *904
BAETHET, Armand. La matinee d'une co-
mtdienne . . , *881
BAETHOLOMEW, A. Specifications for Prac-
tical Architecture 708
BAETLETT, D On American Reformers. 183, 1227
BAETLETT, J. R. On Ethnology 629
Dictionary of American-
isms *792
Explorations in Texa?,
<fec 1372
BAETLETT, T. On Mining 625
BAETLETT, W. H. American Scenery... 1377
Canadian Scenery.... 1399
Le Canada pittoresque 1399
BAETOL, B. On Marine Engines 752
BAETOLI. Interpretum juris civilis, &c. . 92
BAETON, B. Poemes 856
BAETON, K. lo, a tale .;... 828
BABTRAM, J. Travels from Peusylvania
to Onondago, <fcc 1377
BARTEAM, W. Voyage dans le sud de
I'Amerique du Nord 1378
BAEZAS-BEEIZ. Chants de la Bretagne .. 887
BABANIER. Histoire notable de la Floride 1256
BAScosiE, E. History of Pestilences. . . . 675
Box-Empire. Histoire du 326
BASILE LE GRAND, Saint. Extraits de ses
ceuvres 25
BASIN, Thos. Charles VI et Louis XI. 418
BASNAGE. Des hypotheques 201
Coutume de Normandie 198
BASSNETT. Theory of Storms. *688
BASSOMPIEERE. M6moires 416
BASTAED DE L'ESTANG. Histoire des Par-
lements en France *124
BASTIAT, F. (Euvres 253
Protective policy *278
Capital et rente 235
On political economy 253
BASTIDE, R. de. Voyages 1166
BASTIE, la. Vie de PStrarque 797
1682
BATAILLE et JULIEN. Traite des machi-
nes a vapeur 751
BATEMAN, J. Auctioneer's Guide 143
Laws of Excise 147
Baths and Wa*h houses 294, 676
BATHURST, Bp. Memoirs, by his Daughter 481
BATISSIER. E16ments d'archdologie 310
BATTEL'S Adventures in Angola, Ac.... 562
BATTEN, E. On the Performance of Con-
tracts 146
BATTKUX, l'abbe\ Philosophic ancienne. . 59
Sur le principe actif de
1'univers 59
Sur Anaxagore 59
Sur la morale d'Aris-
tippe 59
PoStique d'Aristote.. . . 796
BATTUR. De la commuuaute' 207
BAUCHER, F. (Euvres completes *724
BAUDE, J. J. Pouvoirdans la republique. 234
Systeme penal 246
' ; L'isthme de Suez 271
Alger 285
BAUDEAU, l'abb. Economie politique... 251
Elements du commerce 271
BAUDENS. Le strabisme 673
BAUDIN. Esprit de faction 224
Ostracisme 224
Des clubs 224
Grigine de la loi et sa defini-
tion .88
BAUDOT, J. F. Formalites hypothecates. 208
BAUDOUIN. Justice de paix 212
BAUDRILLART. Bodin et son temps 223
Cousin 485
BAUDEIMONT. Dictionnaire de 1'inrlustrie. *258
BAUDRY DE LOZIERES. Voyage a la Loui-
siaue 1384
BAUMGARTEN'S Travels in Egypt 54ft
BAUSSET, Le card. de. Histoire de Bos
suet 47
Histoire de Feu6-
47
50
805
Ion.
BAUTAIN. Imitation de Jesus-Christ. . . .
L'art de parler en public ....
Re"ponse aux paroles d'un
croyant *45
BAVAY, L. de. Taille des arbres fruitiers. 663
BAVOUX, E. Etudes de legislation *223
BAVOUX, F. N. Desconflits 211
BAWR, Mine. de. Nouveaux contes 880
BAYAED, F. M. Voyage aux Etats-Uuia. 1378,
SAY]
INDEX.
\_BEO
BAYART. Son histoire 415
Bayeux Tapestry S72
BAYFIELD, H. W. Gulf and River St.
Lawrence 515
BAYLDON. On Rents *26 6
BAYLE. Dictionnaire 472
General Dictionary 472
Me'moiresur 61
BAYLEY, Sir J. Law of Bills of Exchange 145
On Bills of Exchange, &c.
(P) 1098
BAYNE, P. Essays in Biography and Cri-
ticism *828
. Christian life 51
BAYNES, T. S. Vide, Port Royal Logic.
BAZANCOURT. Expedition en Crim6e. ... *450
- Album Appendice *450
LaSicile 437
BAZARBS. Voyage de la Floride 1172
BAZIN, (aine.) Ecoles chinoises 83
BAZIN DE RAUOOU. Histoire de France
sous Louis XIII 425
Beagle. Zoology of the voyage of the. . 635
Journal of the voyage 611
BEAL, J. Free Trade in Land 277
BEALE, L. J. Laws of Health .... 667
BEJS.LE, L. S. How to work the Micros-
cope *589
BEALE, T. Natural History of the Sperm-
whale 640
BEAMES, J. Costs in the Courts of Equity. 136
Powers of Court of Chancery
over Children (P.) *945
BEAMISH, N. L. Discovery of America by
the Northmen 1163
BE ARBLOCK, J. On Tythes (P J 1112
BEATTIE, Dr. J. Life by Forbes 481
Poems 856
BEAUBIEN, Des Rivieres. Lois civiles . . 163
BEAUCHAMP, A. de. Histoire du Bresil. . 1199
Histoire du Perou. . 1203
BEAUCHENE. Aventures de Robert Che-
valier, dit de 1181
BEAUCHESNE, de. Louis XVII 427
BEAUDE. Dictionnaire de m^decine. ... 666
BEAUDKIMONT. Evolution embryonnaire
des oiseaux 639
BEAUFORT, Cte. de. Histoire des Papes. *31
BEAUFOY, M. Nautical and Hydraulic
Experiments 756
Tour in the United States
and Canada.. . 1369
BEAUGRAND. Hygiene
BEAUJOUR, le Chev. de. United States
of America
BEAUMANOIH, P. de. Les coutumes du
Beauvoisis
BEAUMARCHAIS. (Euvres
BE\UMARCHAIS, par Lomenie.
BEAUMONT, A. J. Case of an English-
man vs. the French Chamber of
Peers (P)
BEAUMONT, Elie de. Geologic
BEAUMONT, F. Poems
BEAUMONT, Gustave de. L'Irlande
Marie, ou 1'escla-
6G7
1218
199
875
481
vage
BEAUMONT, Gustave de, et de TOCQUEVILLE.
Systeme penitentiaire
On the Peniten-
tiary System
BEAUMONT, Sir J. Poems
BEAUMONT, J. T. Criminal Jurispru-
dence (P)
BEAUMONT and FLETCHER. Plays, <fcc . . . .
BEAUMONT et FLETCHER. L'ecole desepou-
seurs
BEAUMONT, de. Reaction classique
BEAUMONT- VASSY. Etats europe"eus
Empire russe
Les Suedois sous Char-
1121
621
856
538
*880
246
246
856
856
891
801
332
*445
lea XII.
Histoire de rnon temps
BEAUPLAN'S Ukraine
BEAURAIN et BOISGELIN. Histoire milit.
de !a Flandre
BEAUSSANT, A. Code maritime
BEAUTEMPS BEAUPRE. Des biens dispo-
nibles et de la reduction
BEAUTERNE. Conversations religieuses de
Napoleon
Beauty, on (P)
BEAUVALET. Navigation interieure
BEAUVALLON, J. B. Rosemond de, L'ile
de Cuba
Beaux-Arts 68i
BEAUZEE. Grammaire et litterature. . . .
BEAVEN, J. Life of St. Ireneeus
Beaver. See Fur Trade.
BEAWES, W. Lex JVIercatoria Rediviva.
BEBIAN. Enseignement des sourd-muet.
BECANNE, V. Droit commercial
BECCARIA. Delits et peines.
BECHARD, F. Pauperisme en France ....
*439
209
207
430
1136
6S6
1211
1-722
776
25
147
87
*209
948
260
1683
INDEX.
\_BEL
BECHAKD, F. La commune, l'6glise et
l'6tat *225
BECHER, A. B. The Landfall of Columbus
on his first voyage to America. 1166
BEOHSTEIN, J. M. Cage and Chamber Birds 639
BECK, L. C. Mineralogy of New York. ... 613
BECK, T. R. and J. B. Medical Jurispru-
dence 160
BECKBR, W. 0. Charicles 809
BECKET, G. a. Comic History of England. 388
BECKET, St. Thomas a. Life & Works. 85
Controversy
with Henry II *49
BECKFORD, P. On Hunting 725
BEQKFORD, W. Italy, Spain and Por-
tugal 541
Vathek *82S
BECKMANN, J. History of Inventions and
Discoveries 726
BECKWOURTH, J. P. Life and Adventures 1188
BECQUEREL. Physique 573
Physique terrestre 573
Electricit6 et magne'tisme . 591
Magn6tisme 591
BEDARRIDE, T. Droit commercial 209
BEDE. Ecclesiastical History. ... 349
BEDFORD, H. Hereditary Right of the
Crown 102
BEDFORD, Francis, Duke of. Life and
Character (P) 1102, 1136
BEDFORD, John, Duke of. Correspondence 893
Bedouins and Wahabyi 456, 549
Bee, the Honey 578, 608, 642,
664, (P) 1076
BEECHKR, C. E. Remedy for Wrongs
of Woman *239
BEEOHKY, CaptF.W.Voyage to the Pacific 530
Botany of voyage . . 648
Zoology of voyage. 635
BEECKMAN'S Voyage to Borneo 569
BEEDELL, E. British Tariff, 1856-7 *280
BEEKE, H. On the Income Tax (P) 1180
On the Peace (P) 1131
Beer. Brewing of. 785, 736
Sale of. 293
Free trade in (P) 1 135
BEGGS, T. On Juvenile Depravity 245
BEGIN, E. Histoire de Napoleon 430
Voyage en Espagne et Portugal. 640
Voyage en Suisse 542
BEGIN, L. G. Chirurgie 673
Physiologic Pathologique. . 671
1684
BEGIN, L. G. Th6rapeutique 671
The French Practice, a
translation of Be"gin 671
BELANGER. L'Hydraulique 757
La mecanique applique'e. . . . 738
BELCHER, Sir E. Last of the Arctic Voy-
ages 681
Voyage of the Sama-
rang *569
On Nautical Surveying. .
Voyage round the World.
526
BELCHER, J. Religious Denominations of
the United States 28-1197
BELCHER, Joseph. Life of Whitefield. . . *506
BELCOURT, Rev. Langue o!es Sauteux,. 794
Catechisme Sauteux 794
Lettres de la Riviere Rouge . 1194
BELFAST, Earl of. Poets and Poetry of
the 1 9th century 802
BELGIOSO, la Princesse de. L'ltalie en 1 848 486
Rcits turco-
asiatiques 883
Belgique. Architecture, etc., en *693
Constitution de la 124
Statistique de la 288
Histoire 438
Geographic et voyages. 534, 544
Droit administratif en 211
Belgium. History of.. . , 98, 439
Constitution of 1 24
Travels in 534,544
BELIN DE BALLV. Eloquence chez les Grecs 796
BELISARIUS. Life, by Lord Mahon.... 481
BELKNAP, J. History of New Hampshire 1289
BELL, A. Life by Southey 481
- Report of Military Orphan
Asylum, Madras 81
BELL, Sir C. Anatomy of Expression in
Painting 714
On the Hand 577
BELL, G. J. Contract of Sale of Goods
and Merchandise 146
On the Laws of Scotland. . . 150
Principles of Law of Scotland 1 50
BELL, G. M. Of Joint Stock Banking. . 264
BELL, H. N. Huntingdon Peerage 107
BELL, J. Dictionary of the Gods, <fcc. . . . 309
Mineral Waters of United
States and Canada 670
Observations on Italy 641
Progress of Pharmacy 666
. Travels in Europe and Asia. .. 556
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INDEX.
[BER
PAOB
BELL, R. Election Laws of Scotland .... 114
History of Russia 446
Life of Canning 483
BELL, S. S. Law of Property of Husband
and Wife 139
BELLAGUET, L. Chronique des religieux
de St. Denis 421
BELLENGSR. Catechisme Abenakis .... 794
Belles-Lettres et polygraphes 774-898
English and American 826-866
Etrangeres (foreign) 888-898
Francaises 866-887
Canadian 1407-1410, 1444,
1445, 1662.
Voir Litterature.
BELLEY, 1'abbe. Epoques des Syro-Ma-
ce"doniens 302
Observations sur les me-
dailles 312
Ville de Pergame, &c..
BELLIN. Remarques sur la carte de 1'A-
merique septentiionale 1363
BELLOO. Photographic 719
BELLOT. Voyage aux iners polaires. . . . 531
BELMONT, de. Histoire du Canada . .... 1275
BELOUINO. Persecutions de 1'eglise.... *19
BELTKAMI, J. C. Decouverte des sources
du Mississippi 1390
A Pilgrimage to Europe
and America 1390
BENECKE. Ptlncipes d'indemnit^s 267
BENEDICT, E. C. American Admiralty. 100
Benefit Societies 144, 286, 291
Bengal Medical College 678
Bengal Mines, &c 626
BENISCH, A. Jewish School and Family
Bible *10
BENJAMIN, Rabbi. Travels 548
BENNET, J. Geometrical Illustrations. .. 691
BENNETT, C. H. Shadows *718
BENNETT, J. W. Account of Ceylon. ... 558
Fishes of Ceylon 640
BENNETT, W. H. Proceedings in the
Master's Office 136
BENOIST. Dues de Normandie 420
Geographic sacree *18
BENOISTON de Chateauneuf. Duree de la
vie humaine 286
Des families nobles 286
G-ens de lettres 287
et VILLEEME. Voyage en Bre-
tagne , 257
BENOIT. Manuel du boulanger
BENTHAM, J. Works
Rationale of Judicial Evi-
dence
Constitutional Code . . . .(P.)
Defence of Usury
Sur 1'usure
Defence of Economy. (P.) 929
On some Judicature Bills. (P.
- On Lord Eldon (P.)
Sophismes parlementaires.
Tactique des assemblies. . .
Theory of Legislation ....
Art of Packing Juries ....
Benthamiana
BENTINCK, Lord George. Biography of.
BENTLEY, J. Education as it is, and ought
to be
BENTLEY, Refutation de PAtheisrne. . . .
BENTLEY, Dr. Life, by Monk
BENTLEY, Rev. W. History of Salem . . .
BENTON, T. H. Thirty Years' View of
the American Government
Abridgement of Congress
Debates
BENVENUTI. Maisons de bienfaisance . . .
BENZONI. Novee novi orbis historic ....
Histoire nouvelle du nouveau
monde
BHRANGEE, P. J. de. QEuvres completes
BEEARD, P. Cours de Physiologie
BEEAED et DENONVILLIERS. Compendium
de chirurgie
BERENGER. Le systeme penitentiaire. . .
La repression pe"nale
Les Ifovelles de Justi-
nien
BERKS. Des classes ouvrieres
BERESFOED, H. M. Arabic Syntax
BEEGEE DE XIVEEY. Missives de Henry
IV
BEEGIER. Sermons
Le materialisme
Dictionnaire de theologie. . . .
BERGIER, If. Des grands chemins de
1'empire romain
BEEGSON, J. Droit international. ......
La Hollande depuis 1815. .
BERIGNY. Precede 1 d'injection
BERINGTON, J. Reigns of Henry II, Ri-
chard and, John
BERKELEY, Bp. Works
1685
PAOK
736
229
132
940
145
250
,930
)942
943
229
229
229
135
229
231
*80
45
481
1239
179
1224
261
1173
1173
887
630
674
246
246
*93
259
780
421
47
45
46
325
*96
439
623
372
63
INDEX
BERKELEY, M. J. Cryptogamic Botany. . *646
BERLIEE. La Gaule sous les Remains. . . 409
BERLYN & FOWLEE. Crystal Palace. . . . 770
Bermuda, a Colony, a Fortress and a
Prison 1 360
Berrmidas, History of the '. . . 1 360
Sketches of the (P.) 1089
BERNAL, R. Catalogue of Rarities of ... 718
BERNAN, W. History and Art of Warm-
ing and Ventilating 707
BERNARD, Aug. Proces-verbaux 421
Cartulaire 420
L'imprimerie en Europe 733
BERNARD, Ch.de. Un homme serieux.. 883
Poesies et romans. .. 873
BERNARD, Gentil. L'art d'aimer 873
Poesies 882
BERNARD, J. A. Geographical Dictionary 511
BERNARD, J. B. On the Constitution . . . 230
BERNARD, J. F. Recueil de Voyages au
Nord 1346
BERNARD le trSsorier. Histoire des Croi-
sades 328
BERNARD, Samuel. Monnaie d'Egypte . . 468
BERNARD et HUETTE. Medecine operatoire 673
BERNARD, Saint. Choix de sermons .... 422
BERNARDI. Origine dela legislation fran-
gaise *123
BERNARDIN DE ST. PIERRE. (Euvres. . . . 875
BERNAYS, A. J. Household Chemistry. . 595
BERNIER, A. Proces-verbaux 421
Journal des etats generaux. 421
BERNIER'S East Indies 553
BERNIER DE MALIGNY. Manuel theatral . 805
BERNIS, Cardinal de. CEuvres 873
BERNOULLI. M^canique pratique 746
BERQUIN. Contes etdrames ...... 880
BERQUIN DU VALLON. Vue du Missis-
sippi 1384
BERRIAN, Rev. D. W. Sketch of Trinity
Church, New York 1 198
BERRIAT-SAINT-PRIX. Droit remain . . . . 91
______ Paupe"risme 260
Logique judiciaire . *69
BERRUYER. Histoire du peuple de Dieu. 20
BERRY, M. England and France 394
BERRY, W. County Genealogies 507
BEESOT. Mesmer et le Magnetisme 591
BERTHAULT-DUCREUX. Cimens romaina. . 709
. Art d'entretenir
les routes 750
BERTJIBI.OT , A. Grammaire 788
BERTHELOT, A. Dissertation sur le canon
de bronze 1411
BERTHELSON, A. English and Danish Dic-
tionary 784
BERTHET, Elie. Le garde-chasse *881
Une mission au Paraguay *881
Les chauffeurs *881
BERTHIACD. Imprimeur en taille douce. . 733
BERTHOD. Memoires 417
BERTHOLLET. Teinture 780
BERTHOLON. Dictionnaire de physique. . 572
BERTHOUD, F. Horloges marines 758
Art de regler les pendules
et les montres. 731
BERTDOUD, F. ct JANVIER. R6gulateur des
horlogea 731
BERTHODD, S. H. LTionnete homme. .. *882
BEETIN. Po6sies 873
BERTON, H. M. Cantiques de Saint Sulpice *722
Traite d'harmonie *721
Dictionnaire des accords. *721
BERTRAND, 1'Abbe. Histoire des religions *18
BERTRAND. Le romande Gerard deViane 867
BERTRAND, Alex. Revolutions du globe. 581
BERTY. Monumens anciens et modernes. 698
BERVILLE et BARUIERE. Memoires sur la
revolution 427
BERWICK, Marechal de. Memoires 417
BERZELIUS, J. J. Chimie 397
Proportions chimiques . 597
BESCHERELLE, M. Dictionnaire Franyais . 788
Grammaire Rationale *788
. Dictionnaire de Geo-
graphic *510
BESCHI, C. J. Grammar of High Dialect
of the Tamil Language 782
BESENVAL, le Baron de. Memoires 428
BESSEMER, H. Method of Manufacturing
Sugar 662
BEST, "W. M. On Presumptions of La-w-
and Fact 132
Principles of Evidence. . . 131
JSestiaux, (agric) 658, 659
BKTETA, G. de. Relation de la Floride. . 1172
BETHAM, Sir "W. Dignities, Feudal and
Parliamentary 103
Etruria Celtica 320
The Gael and Cymbri. 333
Be"tises. Un million de *868
BETTRIDOE, Rev. W. History of the
Church in Upper Canada 1198
BBTTY, W. H. W. Life of (P.) 1136
1686
SUIT]
INDEX.
BEUDAXT. Min6ralogie 624
Voyage en Hongrie 624
BEUGNOT, le Cte. LesOlim. 199
Destruction du Paga-
uisme 27
Institutions de St. Louia 198
Lee Juifs d'Occident. . 20
Historiens des Oroisades *328
BEULE. L'Acropole d'Athenes 323
Etudes sur le Peloponese 323
BEVAX, E. Honey Bee 642
BEVEU, T. Legal Polity of the Roman State 91
BBVERLEY, R. History of Virginia 1249
Histoire de la Virginie. . 1249
BEYLE, Henri. Voir STENDHAL.
Bhashya, by Wilson 54
BIAIID, le P. Pierre. Relation de la Nou-
velle France 1660
BIBADD, V. Maximilien. Biographie des
Sagamos illustres 1187
Catechisme de 1'his-
toire du Canada 1273
% Dictionnaire des
hommes illustres 1273
Supplement aux
travaux sur 1'histoire du Canada. . 1273
Logique judiciaire.
BIBAUD, Michel. Histoire du Canada. . .
1445
1273
- Voyage de Franchere. . 1390
- Epitres, satires, etc. ... 1408
Bible de Cahen 9
Bible de Vence 9
Bible de Saci 9
Bible de David Martin 9
Bible of every Land 16
Bible, What is it? Whence came it ?.. 17
*Bible, Attacks on the (P.) 935
Bible, Authority of the 17, 847
Bibliography of the 16, 847, 898
Bible Society. History of the 15, 16, *51
Pamphlets &c., on the pro-
ceedings of the British and Foreign
Bible Society, 922, 925, 927, 945,
1083, 1088, 1136
Bibles, iu various languages 9-15
English versions.
Biblia Hebraica 10
Biblia Polyglotta 9
Voir Testament et Evangiles.
Biblical Criticism 17
Biblical Revision and re-translation, (P.)
932, 1089, 1158
Bibliographical Miscellany 901
Biblingraphie 898-905, 295
Bibliographic biographiqiie 899
Bibliographic de la France 90S
Bibliographic de la France et de 1'etranger 904
Bibliographic musicale 720, 721
Bibliography 295, 898-905
BIBLIOPHILE JACOB. (Euvres 882
Voir JACOB, et LACEOIX, (Paul.)
Bibliotheca Americana 904
Bibliotheque des chemins de fer 880
Bibliotheque impe'riale, catalogue 904
Bibliotheque de 1'ecole des chartes 327
Bibliotheque des voyages 1345
Bibliotheque du m6decin praticien *666
Bibliotheque Oriental e 452
Bibliotheque des peres de 1'eglise 25
BICHAT. Anatomie descriptive 67 1
Anatomie ge'ne'rale 671
Anatomie pathologique 671
Membranes en general 671
Sur la vie et la mort 671
BICKERSTAFF. Le eadenas 891
Bidding Prayers 363
BIDDLE, Memoir of Cabot 1168
BIDON. Manuel du canotier 686
BIEDMA, L. H. de. Relation 1172
BIELEFIELD, 0. F. Portable Buildings .. 706
On Papier Mache 706
BIENVENIDA, Lorenzo de. Lettre a Phi-
lippe IT 1171
BIERNATZKI. The Hallig *896
BIET, Ant. Voyage a 1'ile de Cayenne. . 1356
RIGELOW, J. Jamaica in 1850 1360
Nature in Disease .. . *667
BIGG, J. Parliamentary Minutes, 1856. . *119
BIGLAND, J. Narrative of the World . . . 306
BIGNON. Les cabinets et les peuples.
(P.) 940
Morale et politique 223
BIGOT, le P. Jacques. Relation, etc 1661
Autre relation. ..*! 661
BILBOQUET. Me'moires de *503
Bill of Rights 10
BILLIET. Commerce, douaues, etc 280
BILLING, S. Law of Awards and Arbi-
trations 139
BILLINGS, R. W. Antiquities of Scotland 399
BILLOT. Lettres Franques *432
Bills in Parliament 110
Bills of Exchange, &c 145, 186, (P.) 1098
The fictitious.^. (P.) 1118
1687
Bltf]
INDEX.
IBLA
BINAUT, A. L. Homere et la philosophic
grecqufi 59
Binding, see Bookbinding.
BINEAU. Emploi de la tourbe 767
BINET. Dieux et de"mons du paganisms . *19
BINET, J. P. M. Equations 605
BINGHAM, J. Antiquities of the Church . 24
BINGHAM, P. Law of Infancy and Cover-
ture 139
BINNING, R. B. M. Travels in Persia,
Ceylon, <fec *552
BINNS, E. Anatomy of Sleep 667
BIOCHE. Dictionnaire de procedure 201
Formulaire 210
Biographia Britannica 475
Biographia Britannica, by Kippis 475
Biographical Dictionaries 472
Biographical Histories of England 3B8
Biographic generale 472
Biographies particulieres 480-506
Biographic ecdesiastique *36, 37
Biographic sacre"e *18
Biographic conternporaine 473
Biographie portative 473
Biographic universelle de Michaud 473
Biographie des musiciens 720
Biographie de Feller 473
Biographie Bretonne 479
Biographie du clerge contemporain 33
Biography 472
; (American) 1226-1229
(Canadian) 1273, 1269
Biologic. 591, 670
Biology 591, 670
BION. Vide THEOCRITUS.
BIORNSTIF.RNA. Empire britannique dana
I'lnde 461
BIOT. Pre"cis de physique 573
Memoires de la classe des sciences. 573
Polarisation de la lumi^re 588
Traite de physique experimentale 573
Traite" d'astronomie 584
BIOT, Ed. Chemins de fer 753
LeTcheouli ou rites des Tche"ou 65
BIRCH, Capt. On National Defence. .(P.) 1107
BIRCH, S. On the Egyptian Hieroglyphs, *779
BIRCH, T. Court and Times of James I. 382
Heads of Illustrious Persons. 475
History of the Royal Society. 571
Memoirs of Queen Elizabeth. 880
BIRD, G. and BROOKS, C. Natural Philo-
sophy.
572
rA.au
Birds, British Museum Catalogue of. ... 685
Birds, see Ornithology.
BIRET, A. 0. L. M. Code civil 93
Code rural ;.. 212
Des nullite's 210
Traite de 1'absence 206
Octrois 218
Enre"gistremeut et timbre 218
BIRET et VASSEROT. Actes sous signa-
tures pi iv6es 211
BIRKBECK, Morris. Letters from Illinois . 1386
Notes on a journey in
America 1 387
Birmah, Travels in 655
Birmingham Free School (P.) 1083
BIRT, W. R. Hand-book of the Law of
Storms 588
BISCARAT, F. Purete" du langage 788
BISCARAT et la comtesse d'HAUTPouL. Style
e'pistolaire 805
BISCHOFF, J. History of Woollen Manu-
factures, <fcc 275
Wool question (P.^1152
BISHOP, J. P. Law of Marriage and Di-
vorce 138
Bishoprics in the Colonies 218
Bishops in Parliament (P.) 1158
BISSET, A. Law of Estates for Life. . . . 140
BISTON, V. Chaufournier 7l39
BISTON et HANGS. Du charpentier 738
BISTON et JANVIER. Me'canicien fontai-
nier 781
BITAUBE. Politique d'Aristote 222
BIXIO. Maisou rustique 650
Journal d' Agriculture 651
BLACHETTE et ZOEGA. Fabricant de su-
cre 737*
Black Sea *510, 546
BLACK'S Atlas of North America 512, 1364
BLACK, W. On Brewing 736
BLACKBURN. Effect of Contract of Sale. . 146
BLACKIE, W. G. Imperial Gazetteer. ... 511
BLACKLOCK. Poems 856
BLACKMORE. Poems 856
BLACKMORE, R. Doctrine of the Russian
Church 31
BLACKSTONE, Sir W. Commentaries .... 129
Commentaries ab-
ridged 129
Law Tracts 102
BLACKWELL, R. S. Power to sell Land
for the non-payment of Taxes. ... 186
1688
INDEX.
\_BLO
BLACKWOOD, The. Remarks on the Cons-
titution 159
Blackwood's Magazine and Index 916
Blackwood's Magazine. History of 855
BLAEU. Le theatre du monde 509
BLAINE, D. P. Encyclopzedia of Rural
Sports 725
BLAINVILLE. Malacologie 643
Actinologie 643
BLAIR, H. On Rhetoric, etc 805
Poems 856
BLAIR, J. Chronological Tables 301
BLAIZE. Des Monts de Piete 265
BLAKE. Admiral, Life * 482
BLAKE, W. On Currency, etc (P) 1 127
BLAKKSLEY, J. W. Early Medo-Persian
History 453
Life of Aristotle, &c. 807
BLAKEY, R. History of Political Literature 223
History of Philosophy of
Mind 58
Sketch of Logic 69
BLANC. Maitre d'espagnol 786
BLANC, Ch. Histoire des peiutres *712
BLANC, Etienne. Traite" de la contrefa-
on *206
BLANC, J. F. Exploitation des Mines. ... 765
BLANC, Louis. Revolution francaise. . . . 427
Histoire de dix ans 431
Le socialisme. . . . 235
BLANCHARD. Observations sur les tribu-
naux d' Athenes
Origine et fonetions des
Prytanes et des Prytane"es
Sur les Heliastes
^'ur les lois qui autorisaient
90
90
les adoptions a Athenes
BLANCHARD. Expedition frangaise au
Mexique 1373
BLANCHARD, Ph. De Paris a Constanti-
nople 535
BLANCHARD, PERROT, et THILLAYE. Ma-
nuel du coloriste 730
BLANCHARDIERE, L'Abbe Courte de la.
Nouveau voyage au Pe"rou 1357
BLANCHET, Mgr. Lettres des Missions,
1194-1195
BLANCHET, Dr. A. Enseignement des
sourds-muets 87
BLANCHET, Frs. Recherches sur la mede-
ciiie. 670
BLAND. On Ships and Boats 710
BLANEY, Capt. Excursion through the
United States and Canada
BLANQUART. Forets et bois
BLANQUI, A. J. Voyage en Bulgarie. . . .
La Corse en 1838
L'Espagne en 1846
Des classes ouvrieres. ..
Economic industrielle . .
Economic politique en Europe
Nos possessions en Afrique
BLASHFIELD. Terra Cottas
BLASTS, M. De la danse
Blason. Science du
Blasphemy. Prosecution for (P.)
BLATCHFORD, S. and HOWLAND, F. Re-
ports on Admiralty Cases
BLAVIES. Telegraphic electrique
BLAXLAND, Gr. Codex Legum Anglicana-
rum
BLAZ DE BURY. Princess of Bohemia,
Memoirs of the
French Classical Drama
Qermania
BLAZE, Castil. Academic de musique. .
De 1'opera en France...
BLAZE, H.
gne.
Poetes et musiciens d'Allema-
Musiciens frangais
Vinetti
Essai sur Goethe
Rossini
BLEDSOE, A. T. On Liberty and Slavery
BLESSINGTON. Lady. Life, by Madden. .
BLIN DE SAINMORE. Orphauis
Blind. Essays on the
Blind and Deaf Boy, Account of a . . .(P.)
BLISS. Resources of Canada
BLOCK. Dictionnaire de ['administration
frangaise
BLODGET. Climatology of the United
States *587,
BLOME, R. Philosophy of Descartes ....
State of His Majesty's Isles
and Territories in America
Description of Jamaica
BLONDEAU. Etude du droit en Hollande.
BLONDIN, J. N. De la purete du language
BLOOD, Rev. W. Visit to the Indians of
Orialla
BLOOMFIELD, R. Poems
BLOSSEVILLE, Jules de. Les explorations
de 1'Ame" rique
1689
1369
657
545
257
257
259
*258
249
257
*717
728
506
940
100
731
126
438
801
442
721
801
722
722
883
489
499
179
482
870
*87
927
281
235
1376
60
1340
1359
90
788
1188
856
1350
JBiOJ
INDEX-
{.SON
BLOCET, A. Art de batir 105
BLOCNT, T. Fragmenta Antiquitatis. . . . 128
BLOCNT'S Voyage to the Levant 645
Blue Book. The American 187
'Blue Laws. American 1289, 1662
BLUMENBACH, J. F. Crania *633
BLONT. Le pilose Ame"ricain 1862
BLUNT. J. Sketch of the Reformation. . . 87
Shipmaster's Assistant 279
BLYNDENBURG, J. W. On the Law of
Usury 186
BOADEN. Life of Mrs. Jordan 492
Boat Armament of the United States. . . 685
BOCCACIO. Opere vulgari. 893
Decameron 893
BOCHER, Ch. Le siege de Zaatcha 883
BODENHAM, R. Voyage to Mexico.. .. 1372
BODIN, J. La re"pubHque 223
BODIN et son temps 223
BODIN, Mine. Camille. Elise et Marie.. *882
BOECKH, A. Public Economy of Athens. 322
Economic politique des
Atheniens *249
BOETIE, La. La servitude volontaire. . . 71
Notice sur 71
BOETHIUS 820
BOGART, W. H., Daniel Boone and the
hunters of Kentucky 1251
E, D. & BENNETT, J. History of Dis-
senters 38
BOHMER, C. A. Cousultationum et Deci-
sionum Juris 91
Bonn's Classical Library ; Prose Transla-
tions from Greek and Latin 819
BOHN, H. G. Hand-Book of Proverbs. . . 828
BoiGNE.de. Du cheval en France 658
BOILEAU, Estienne. Livre des metiers .. 422
BOILEAU and PICQUOT, etc, French Dic-
tionary 789
BOILEAU-DESPREAUX. CEuvres completes 869
BOILEUX, J. M. Code Napoleon 204
Bois, V. Chemins de fer fraucais 754
BOIS-AYME. Economic politique 254
BOISMONT, Briere de. Du suicide 73
BOIS-REYMOND. On Animal Electricity. 631
BOISSONNET. Ceremonies et rites sacr^s . *18
BOISSY, Drarnes 871-872
BOISTE, P. C. V. Dictionnaire francais. . 788
BOITARD, M. P. Botanique 645
L'amateur des roses. . . . 663
L'architecte des jardins 707
Physiologiev6gtale. . . 656
1690
BOITARD, M. P. Cultivateur forestier. . . 667
Instruments aratoires.. , 657
Le cordier 729
Entomologie 642
Naturaliste pr6parateur 784
BOITEAU, P. Le baron de Trenck 608
Leg cartes a jouer 881
BOIVIN, Taine". Diodore de Sicile et De-
nis d'Halicarnasse 821
BOIVIN, Madame, and DUGES, A. Diseases
of the Uterus 672
BOLAND. On Currents of the Straits of
Gibraltar 541
BOLD^O, Rev. Lettres de la Colombie . . 1 1 94
BOLINGBROKE, Lord. Correspondence... 892
Memoirs, by Cooke. 482
Works 828
Bolivia. History of, 1205
Bolivia. Histoire 1205
Voyages 1857
BOLLAN. Of 1 Dglish Colonies in Ame-
rica. 154, 1261
Bombay. Life in 654
Its Unhealtbiness 678
Reports of Medical College. . . 678
Bombay Agri-Horticuitural Society 660
Bombay Calendar, <fec 915
Bombay Engineer's Rep'orts 764
Bombay Literary Society's Transactions. 913
Bombay Medical Society's Transactions.. 678
Bon jardinier, le 664
BONAOOSI. La Chine et les Chinois 465
BONAFOUS, Math. Traite du mais 662
BONALD, le Vte. de. CEuvres 66
BONALD, le Vte. V. de. Vie et ecrits da
vicomte de Bonald 67
BONAMY. Du grec vulgaire 786
Langue latine 786
Langue romance et tudesque.786, 787
Origine des lois des douze
tables 93
BONAPARTE au Caire 430
BONAPARTE, Lucin. Charlemagne 878
BONAPARTE Family 481
BONAPARTE. Vide NAPOLEON.
BONCHAMPB, la marquise de. M6moires. . 428
BOND, J. W. Minnesota and its resour-
ces 1887
BONE, S. V. Precedents in Conveyan-
cing 141
Bonheur, du 73
BONNAN'S Guinea 562
BOX]
INDEX.
LBOS
BONNARD, de. Po6sies 873
BONNARDOT. Des telescopes 589
BONNATERRE. Cetologie, erpetologie. etc 640
Orniihologie 639
BONNAUD, J. J. Herodote, historien du
peuple hebreu 314
BONNE. Atlas de geographic 511
BONNECHOSE. Histoire de France 411
Les quatre conquetes de
1'Angleterre 372
Histoire d'Angleterre. ... *372
BONNEFOUX et PARIS. Dietionnaire de
marine 686
BONNEFOUX, Le Baron. Vie de Christ*-
phe Colomb 1166
BONNEFOY DE BOUYON. Etat religieux. . *20
BONNEMERE. Histoire des paysans 327
BONNER, J. Registry La<vs of Lower
Canada *166
BONNER, T. D. Life and Adventures of
Beckwourth 1188
BONNET, C. CEuvres philosophiques. . . . 605
BONNET, J. Letters of Calvin *37
BONNET, J. E. Etats-Unis de 1'Amerique 1218
BONNETTY. Annales de philosophic 919
BONNEVILLE, N. de. La maconnerie 4cos-
saise (P.) 1112
BONNIKK, E. Des preuves . 210
Organisation judiciaire. ... 210
BONNYCASTLE, SIR R. Canada in 1841. . 1402
Canada in 1846.. 1402
Canada as it was,
is, and may be 1402
BONPLAND, Voir HUMBOLDT.
BONSTETTEN. Etude de 1'homme 66
BONYNGE, F. Future Wealth of America 284
Book and its Story 15
Book of Fate 54
Book of the Fathers 25
Books. Publication of 297, 298
See also Bibliography.
Book-binding 727, 733
Book-keeping 267, 279, 600
BOONE, Daniel, Life of, by J. M. Peck. 1226
Boot and shoe-making 737
BOOTH, D. Analytical English Dictionary 792
BOOTH, J. C. & MORFIT, C. Encyclope-
dia of Chemistry 594
BOOTHBY, B. Law relating to Indictable
Offences 134
BOPP, F. Comparative Grammar of San-
scrit, and other languages 777
BoKDAs-DuMOULiN. Pouvoh's constitutifs
de 1'eglise
BORDE. Tables des surfaces
BORDIER. Archives de la France
BORE. Anne nie
BOREL, F. Origine des consuls
BOREY. Voyage to Brasil
BORGNIS, J. A. Mecanique . '.
Trait6 de construction . .
BORLASE, W. Antiquities, <fec., of Corn-
wall
Natural History of Corn-
wall
Borneo ,
See BROOKE, Rajah.
BORNIER, Conferences des ordonnauces .
BORRER, D. Campaign in Algeria
BORROW, G. Bible in Spain
Gipsies of Spain
Lavengro
Romany Rye
BORTHWICK, J. D. Three years in Cali-
fornia
BORY ST. VINCENT.
Geographic
Regions circompolai-
res
BOSANQUET, J. TV.
BOSANQUET, S. R.
Fall of Nineveh
System of Logic
Rights of the Poor.. .
Principia ; essays on
the times
Boso et DESMAREST, A. G. Des crustaces
Bosnia. War in
BOSQUE, Du. History of America
BOSQUET. Dietionnaire des domaines...
BOSSANGE, Adol. Biographic de Volney.
BOSSANGE, Hector. Catalogue general.
Suppl6ment au ca-
talogue general.
Ouvrages pe'riocliques.
Ma bibliotheque ....
BOSSET, Lieut. Col. Parga and the Io-
nian Isles
BOSSIN. Manuel des jardiuiers
Bossu, M. Nouveaux voyages dans 1'A-
merique septentrionale
BOSSUET. OEuvres
Sa vie
BOSSUT. Dietionnaire de math6matiques,
fee
BOSSY, Le Chevalier. Histoire de Cbris-
tophe Colomb
1691
214
754
903
447
9?
1354
746
705
404
404
569.
198
470
540
306
*828
*828
1389
510
1206
316
70
*242
*44
641
456
1178
202
504
904
904
904
904
450
662
1367
47
482
599
1165
BOS]
INDEX.
[JJOJ7
BOSTOCK, J. System of Physiology.... 630
Boston Massacre. A short narrative of the
1423, 1238
Boston Memorial to "Webster * 183
Boston Railroad Jubilee 1238
Boston, History and Topography of 1238,
1239, 1264
BOSWELL, J. Life of Johnson 492
Letters 482
On Lords of Session. .(P.) 1090
BOSWORTH, J. Anglo-Saxon Dictionary. 791
Anglo-Saxon Grammar. 791
BOSWORTH, N. Hochelaga depicta 1400
Botanique 645-650, 606, 615, 276, 290, 292
Botaniqnff medical 'e 609, 674
Botanique agricole .*647, 657, 661
Botany. 276, 290, 292, 576,610-615,645-650
Agricultural 647, 657, 661
- Medical 674
Botanical Haps . . . . *579
BOTFIELD, B. Cathedral Libraries of
England , 901
BOTMILIAN, A. de. La R6publique Peru-
vienne 1203
BOTTA, Chs. War of the Independence
of the United States 1262
Histoire de la guerre de I'lnde"-
peudance des Etats-Unis 1262
Histoire de 1'Italie 435
BOTTA & FLANDIN. Monument de Ninive. *316
BOTTA, P. E. Voyage dans 1'Ye'men. .. *549
BOTTIN. Melanges d'archeologie , 311
Boucaniers en Ame'rique 1180
BOUCHARDAT. Physique *578
BOUCHAUD. Observations sur deux lois de
Numa 93
Observations sur quelques
anciennes lois romaiues 93
Edits des magistrats remains. 93
Inscription dans la legisla-
tion romaine 93
Code d'Alaric 196
BOUCHER. Institutions commerciales. .. 195
Consulat de la mer 97
BOUCHER, M. Histoire de la guerre entre
I'Angleterre, les Etats-Unis, etc . . 1262
BOUCHER, Pierre. Histoire du Canada. . 1272
BOUCHER D' AEGIS. Code rural 201
De la crue des meu-
bles 201
Ordonnances des rois
de France 197
1692
BOUCHER D'ARGIS. Des gains nuptiaux. 201
Droit ecclesiastique. 214
BOUCHKTTE, Lt. Col. Jos. Topographi-
cal Map of the Districts of Quebec,
Three Rivers, <fcc 1897
Topographi-
cal dictionary of Lower Canada. . 1396
Description
topographique du Bas-Canada. . . . 1396
British Do-
minions in North America 1395
BOUCHETTE, Jos. Map of the Province of
Canada 1395
9 Time Tables *586
BOUCHITTE. Existence de Dieu 44
Memoire sur la notion de
Dieu 45
BOUCHOT, Aug. Histoire du Portugal.. *441
BOUCICAUT, Jean de. R^gne de Charles
VI 415
BOUDIX. Histoire de Louis Philippe. . . . *432
BOUFFLEBS, de. OEuvres 872
BOUGAINVILLE, J .P. de. Les Sauvages de
1'Amerique septeutrionale 1186
Antiquite's grec-
ques 321
Monarchic des Me-
dea 315
BOUGAINVILLE, L. A. de. Navigation au-
tour du globe 526
BOUGUER, M. Voyage to Peru 1357
BOUHIER. Coutuuie de Bourgogne 198
BOUILLAUD, E. Nosographie medicate. . 671
BOUILLE, le marquis de. Memoires .... 428
Affaire de Va-
rennes 428
BOUILLET. Dictionnaire des sciences, <fcc. 909
Dictionnaire d'histoire 305
Bouix, D. Dejudiciis ecclesiasticis. . . . *215
BOULAY-PATT. Droit commercial mari-
time 209
Des faillites 209
BOULET. Institutes de Gaius ^ 92
BOULLAT. Danse des salons 723
BOULLENOIS. Dissertations *199
Demissions de bieus *199
Traite des statuts *199
BOULOGNE, M. de. ffiuvres 47
Boundaries of Canada . 1334
Boundary of British North America,
North Eastern, 298, 744, 1244,
1296, 1323, 1327, 1364, 1412, 1431
IXDEX.
{.SOY
Boundary of British North America,
North Western 1258, 1296, 1365
Boundaries between Canada and New
Brunswick, 744, 1228, 1294, 1330,
1334, 1432
Boundaries of Empires. On the 1370
Bounty. Mutiny of the 570
BOUQUAIROL. Le globe terrestrc 616
BOUQUET, Dom. Recueil des historiens. 412
BOUQUET, Henry. Expedition contre les
Indiens de 1'Ohio, en 1764 1260
BOURASSA, Rev. Lettres sur ses missions
1193-1195
BOURASSE. Discipline ecclesiastique. ... *20
Archeologie chre'tienne. ... 311
LaTouraine 433
BOURDALOUE. CEuYi'es 47
BOUUDEILLE. CEuvres 681
BOCRDIER. Voyage en Siberie 546
BOURGAT. Code des douaues 213
BOURGELAT. Art vetcrinaire 658
BOURGEOIS. Propulseurs helicoides. . . . 758
BOURGKOTS, Sceur Marguerite. Savie.. 1196
BOURGERY & JACOB. Anatomie de 1'hom-
me *671
BOURGOAME'S Travels in Spain 540
BOURJON. Droit commun 199
BOURSE, R. Parliamentary Precedents. *112
BOURNE. On the Screw Propeller 710
BOURNE, Geo. Picture of Quebec 1399
BOURRIENNE. Memoires 430
BOURSAULT. Le Mercure galant 871
Les fables d'Esope 871
Esope a la cour 871
Bourse 265
BOUSQUET. Clerge' de France 33
BOUSQUET, J. B. La vaccine 673
BOUSSING.VULT, J. B. EcoDomie rurale. 655
Chimie agricole. 655
BOUTARD. Dictionnaire du dessiu 689
BOUTARIC, de. Institutes de Justinien. 92
Droits seigueuriaux 202
BOUTELL, C. Monumental Brasses 702
BOUTEREAU, C. Dessinateur 713
Escaliers en bois 706
Guomonique elementaire. 731
BOUTILLIER, Jean. Somme rurale 198
BOUTILI.IKR, Dr. T. Rapports sur les
terres publiques 1438
BOUVAKD, A. Mesure de la vie humaine. *631
BOUVET, F. Turkey, Past and Present. 448
BOUVIEE, J. Institutes of American Law. 184
BOUVIER, J. American Law Dictionary. 185
Bovis. History of Cochin China 467
Bow Street. Mornings at 194
BOWDEN, James. History of the Friends 1662
BOWDICH, T. E. Mission to Ashantee. . 469
Voyage en Afrique 559
BOWDITCH, J. History of the Laws of
Jersey, Guernesey and of Man. . . 151
BOWDITCH. N. American Navigation. ... 687
BOWEN, F. Life of James Otis 1226
Life of W. Phips 1226
Life of Baron Steubeu 1226
Life of Benjamin Lincoln.. 1226
BOWEN, G. Constantinople to Rome. ... 545
BOWEN, K H. Coast of Labrador 1412
BOWEN, T. Political Economy 252
BOWER, A. History of Edinburgh Uni-
versity 81
BOWLES. L'Espagne 540
BOWLES, J. Tracts, Legal and Political. 228
BOWLES, Rev. W. L. On Poetry and
Pope's Works, [P.] 935-937, 1098, 1111
On Poetical cri-
ticism [P.] 938
BOWRING, SIR J. Decimal System 269
Specimens of Russian
Poets 897
Siam.. . *466
BOWYER, G.
land.
Constitutional Law of Eng-
104
On Modern Civil La\v. ... 94
On Universal Public Law. 94
Readings on Jurisprudence 88
BOXER, Capt. On Artillery 683
BOXER, F. N. Reminiscences of a survey. 1412
BOYARD, M. Du bouvier 658
Guide des maires 212
Gardes champetres 212
Contributions directes 213
BOYARD, N. J. B. La bourse 265
La Russie et 1'empire
Ottoman *447
BOYARD, et de MARSAN. Du chasseur. . . . 723
BOYD, J. M. Naval Cadets Manual *6S7
BOYD, W. On Prices (P) 1131
BOYDELL. Shakspeare Gallery, (Catalo-
gue of) 1103
BOYER, Paul. Voyage de M. de Breti-
gny a l'Am6rique occidentale. . . . 1356
BOYER. Faiencier 734
BUYER DE FONSCOLOMBE. Entomologie. . . 642
BOYER. Maladies chirurgicales 673
1693
SOY]
INDEX.
{.BEE
BOYER, A. etc. Dictionnaire anglais 789
BOYER. Defense de la mdthode d'ensei-
gnemont *75
BOYER-PEYRELKAU, E. E. Les Antilles
Frances 1208
BOYLT?, Hon. R. Works 574
BOYLE, Lord Orrery. Letters on Swift.. *502
BOYSE, Poems 856
BOZMAN, J. L. Sketch of the History of
Maryland 1260
History of Maryland... 1250
BOZZELLI. Philosophic et morale 71
BRACE, C. L. Home Life in Germany. . . 644
Hungary in 1851 544
The Norse-folk *548
Brachiopoda. British Fossils 627
BRACKEMRIDGE, H. M. The late war be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain 1266
Voyage to South
America 1358
BRADBURY, H. On Bank Notes 265
Ferns, Nature printed. *646
BRADBURY, J. Travels in America 1379
BRADDOCK, Genl. Expedition against Fort
du Quesne 1260
BRADFORD, Alden. History of the Federal
Government 1224
History of Massachu-
setts 1235
BRADFORD, Governor W. Brief Dialogue 1233
History of Ply-
mouth Colony 1238
BRADFORD & WINSLOW'S Journal 1233
BRADFORD, W. J. A. Notes of the North
West 1391
BRADLEY. On Geometry 600
BRADSHAW'S Railway Manual 270
BRADY, Dr. Parliamentary Cities and
Boroughs 108
BRADY X J. Analysis of the Calendar. . . . 303
History of England 373
BRADY, R. Old English History 372
BRADY, W. Young Sailor's Assistant .. *687
Brahmin, Memoirs of a 828
BRAIM, T. H. History of New South
Wales *47l
BRAINERD, D Life of, by J. Edwards 1197
by W. B. 0. Pea-
body .' 1226
BRAINNE, Ch. La Nouvelle Cal6donie. . 471
BRAITHWAITE, W. Retrospect of Medicine *666
1694
BRAMWELL. Proceeding on Bills 110
BRANCHE. Ordres monaatiques en Auver-
gpe 33
BRAND, 0. J. On Popular Antiquities. . 353
BRANDK, W. T. Arts connected with Or-
ganic Chemistry 596
Manual of Chemistry 694
BRANDE, W. T. and CAUVIN, J. Dictionary
of Science and Art 908
BRANT, Jos. Life of 1 188
BRANTOME. (Euvres 425
BRARD, C.P. Collection mineralogique.. 624
I. Min6ralogie appliqu6e 765
Elements d'exploitation. . . . 765
BRASSEUR DE BOURBOURG. Histoire du
Canada 1274
BRATHWAIT, R. Drunken Barnaby . , . . . *856
BRAVARD-VEYRIERES, P. Etude du droit. 91
BRAWERN, Voyage to Chili 1357
BRAY, C. Philosophy of Necessity 65
BRAY, Mrs. Life of Stothard 502
Novels and Romances 829
BRAY, W. Tour in Derbyshire 536
BRAYLEY, E. W. and BRITTON, J. Ancient
Palace and late Houses of Parlia-
ment at Westminster. 105
Topography of Surrey. . 405
Brazil. History of 1199
Geography and Voyages, 1361, 1354
Inhabitants of [P.] 1084
Slavery in...... [P.] 1104
Settlement and Cultivation of,
by the Portuguese [P.] 1199
Bread, Laws on the sale, <fec,of [P.] 926
Bread. On [P.] 1118, 1135
BREARD-NEUVILLE. Pandectes de Justi-
nien 92
BREBISSON. Photographic sur Collodion. 719
BREEN, J. Planetary Worlds *582
BREES, S.C. Glossary of Architecture, <fcc. 708
Railway Practice 753, 754
Illustrations of New Zealand. 568
BREGEAULT, Imprimeur lithographe 733
BREMER, Frederika. Works 896
Homes of the New
World 1382
BREMKER, R. Excursion in Russia 546
Excursion in Denmark, <fec. 643
BREMSER. Vers intestiuaux de I'homme. . 644
BRENTON, E. P. Naval History of Great
Britain. 406
Life of Lord St. Vincent. 602
BRE]
INDEX.
[BRI
BRENTON, Sir L. Septuagint Version of
the Old Testament 10
BREQUIGNT et LAPORTE D0 THEIL. Diplo-
mata 420
BREQUIGNY. Lettres des rois, reines, etc. 421
Ordonnances des rois 197
Religion et empire de Maho-
met 56
Diplorues 420
Recherches sur les communes
et sur les bourgeoisies 419
BRERETON, C.D. On the Workhouse and
the Poor Laws system (P) 1 1 84
BRESCHET. Gestation des quadrumanes. . 638
Ereul. Histoire 1199
Geographic et voyages. .. .1354-1356
' Commerce avec la France 283
BRESSAKY, R. P. F. J. Relation 1191
BRESSLAU, M. H. Hebrew Grammar. . . . 778
BRET. La double extravagance 871
Bretagne 433
BRETON. Du nivellement 750
Monumens anciens et modernes. 698
BRETONNIER. Questions de droit 199
Brevets d'invention 741
Lois sur les 89
BREWER. La clef de la science 572
BREWER, E. C. English Composition.... 805
BREWER, J. N. Beauties of England, <fcc. 403
Brewing *736, [P.] 924, 939
BREWSTER, Sir D. On the Microscope. . . 589
On Natural Magic.... 591
On the Stereoscope ... 719
More Worlds than One. 581
Life of Newton 575
Magie naturelle 591
Manuel d'optique 589
BREWSTER, Sir F. On Trade and Navi-
gation *272
BRIANT et CHAUDE, Medecine legal e 680
Bribery at Elections 114, [P.] 1097
BRICHETEAU, J. Maladies chroniques .... 6*ft
BRIDEL, Rev. L. Le pour et le centre.. 1379
BRIDEL, C. Le palais de 1'industrie *772
Bridges. Construction of, 295, 602, 742-
745, 750, 756, 760
Military *684
BRIDGES, Rev. G.W. Annals of Jamaica. 1210
BRIDGES, W. The Prudent Man *286
Bridgewater Treatises 576
BRIENNE. Memoires 416
BBIERE DE BOISMONT. Du suicide ..... 73
BRIGGS, J. Rise of Mahomedan Power in
India 457
India and Europe compared. *461
BRIGHT, Ji. B. Influence of the Sunbeam. 590
BRIGHT, J. E. Law of Husband and Wife. 139
BRILLAT-SAVARIN. Physiologic du gout.. 879
BRILLON, P. J. Dictionnaire des arrets. . 199
BRISPOT. Vie de Jesus-Christ 22
BRISSE, Le Baron L. Album de 1'exposi-
tion universelle *772
BRISSOT de WARVILLE, J. P. Nouveau voya-
ge daus les Etats-TJnis 1378
Life of... (P) 1105
BRISTED, C. A. Five years in an English
University , 73
BRISTED, J. Anglican and Anglo-Ameri-
can Churches . . . . 40
Britain, History of. See England.
Britain. Progress of Manufactures, <fcc., in 739
British Colonies, History of the 409, (P) 1096
See British North American
Colonies ; West Indies.
British Constitution, Works on the.... 103
British Umpire, Statistics of the. 273 (P)
942,945, 1123, 1131,1141
itspower and prosperity (P) 945
its decline (P) 1137
British Government. Pamphlets on the (P) 930
British North American Colonies. His-
tory of the 1217, 1268-1339
Geo-
graphy and travels 1395-1436
and Commerce of the 280
p ro .
posed Union of 1269,1431,
1432, 1434, 1446
British North American Politics 155,
1269, 1434
British North-eastern Boundary with
United States. . 1244, 1296, 1323,
1327,1384,1412, 1431
British North-western Boundary with
United States 1258, 1296, 1365
British Almanac and Companion 289-304
British Architect's Institute Transactions. 702
British Army, Regimental Histories of.
406-408, 682
British Art. The Royal Gallery of 718
The Vernon Gallery of ... 718
British Association, Reports of Meetings 911
Pamphlets on the.. 1116
1695
INDEX.
&RO
British Cabinet in 1853 47*7
British Catalogue of Books 901
British Constitution, by Dyer. . .(P) 931, 932
byHaughton.. (P) 1085
by J. Young (P) 1132
by C. Watkins. .(P) 1145
by Bolgay (P) 1151
British Constitution. Anonymous Pam-
phlets on the 1086, 1112, 1183
British Controversialist 917
British Eloquence 842
British Essayists 829
British Female Poets 856
British and Foreign Medico-Chirui-gical
Review 666
British and Foreign State Papers 98
British Historians, Manual of 346
British Legion in Spain 440
British Museum, Ancient Marbles, Terra-
cottas in 717
British Museum Catalogues of Specimens
in Natural History 635
British Museum. Hand Book to Antiqui-
ties in 527
British Museum in 1761 (P) 1134
British Museum Library Catalogue .... 901
British Physicians, Lives of 478
British Poeta, Aldiiie Edition 856
British Subjects, Eights of (P) 1084, 1133
British Worthies, Portrait Gallery of. . . 475
BEITTEN, B. Progress of British Com-
merce 273
BEITTON, J. Architectural Antiquities . 377
Histories of Cathedrals. . . . 376
Illustrations of Fonthill
Abbey 377
BEIZEUX. Poesies 879, 884
Les ternaires 879
Les bretons 879
BROC, P. P. Races humaines *631
BEOOHAED, Dr. Cholera , 675
BROCK, Sir Isaac. Life of 1281
Family Records 1281
BEODEAU, J. Coutume cle Paris 198
JBroderie 730
BRODERIP, W. J. Note Book of a Natu-
ralist 609
Zoological Recreations. . 634
BUODHEAD, J. R. History of the State of
New York 1 241
BEODIE, Sir B. On Diseases of the
Joints , , . 672
1696
MM
BRODIE, Sir B. Psychological Inquiries. 7
BEODIE, G. History of the British Em-
pire 387
BROGUE, Alb. de. Apologe'tique chre-
tienne, au XIXe siecle 33
L'instruction publi-
que en France 84
BROME. Poems 856
BEOMWELL, W. J. Immigration to Uni-
ted States 285
BKONGNIAET, Alex. Introduction a la
Mine"ralogie 623
Sur les terrains du
Vicentin 624
Tableau des terrains. 623
Mine"ralogie 623
' Gisemeut des opho-
lites - 623
Classification des ro-
ches 624
Arts c6ramiques et
poteries 734
BRONTE, Misses. Jane Eyre, Shirley, Vil- .
lette, the Professor, Wuthering
Heights and Agnes Grey 829
BEONTE, Charlotte. Life of, by Gaskell . *482
BROOKE. Poems 856
BEOOKE, Capt. Winter in Lapland 544
BEOOKE, Mrs. Lady Julia Mandeville.. *828
BEOOKE, H. J. On Crystallography .... 626
Rajah, Sir J. Events in Borneo
and Celebes 569
Private Letters 482
BEOOKE, R. Office and Practice of a No-
tary 130
BROOKE, T. H. History of St. Helena. . . 470
BROOKS, S. H. Modern Architecture . . . 705
BEOOM, H. On the Common Law 129
Legal Maxims 88
Rules for determining Parties
to Actions 132
EOOME. Poems 856
BEOSSARD, A. de. Les Republiques dela
Plata 1205
BEOSSARD, J. Art de lever des plans .... 749
BROSSES, le President de. Re"volte de
Spartacus en, Campanie. . ... 824
Assyrie et Ninive 815
Navigations aux terres Australes *565
BEOSSET, jeune. Bas-Empire 326
BROTIER. Jeux du Cirque 723
BROUGHAM, Lord. Complete Works. ... 829
INDEX.
[ZUC
BROUGHAM, Lord.
PAOB
Acts and Bills . . . *230
(fee
Lives of Philosophers,
On Newton's Princi-
pia.
Dialogues on Instinct.
England and France
under the House of Lancaster. . . .
Objects, <fcc. of Science
Political Philosophy.
Sketches of States-
478
575
634
875
570
225
rnen 395, 477
Speeches 121
On Charities. (P) 932, 1150
On Education (P) 1115
Aristocracy of En-
gland .'...(P) 1121
Political Pamphlets.(P) 1152
BROUGHTON, H. Of Melchisedek 19
BROUGHTON, T; Historical Dictionary of
Religions 27
BROUGHTON, W. R. Voyage dans 1'ocean
Pacifique 666
BROULLION. Mission du Kiang-Nan 42
BROUSSAIS. Irritation et folie 679
Cours de phre'nologie 632
BROWN, C. B. Life by W. H. Prescott. . 1226
BROWN, 0. P. Corresponding Dates of
Calendars 803
Telugu Dictionary 782
Dictionary of Mixed Telu-
gu Dialects 782
BROWN, H. History of Illinois 1257
BROWN, J. The Forester 648
Appeals'and Writs of Error. 151
On Shaftesbury's Characteristics 63
BROWN, J. B. Views of Canada. . .^ . . 1403
BROWN, J. D. Collection Laws of the
several States 186
BROWN, R. On Sacred Architecture. . . . 701
BROWN, T. On Philosophy of the Mind . 64
BROWN, W. History of the Propagation
of Christianity 43
BROWNE, D. J. Trees of America 649
American Poultry Yard. *659
BROWNE, J. History of the Highlands. . 399
BROWNE, P. History of Jamaica 1210
BROWNE, R. J. Actions at Law 131
BROWNE, R. W. Of Greek and Roman
Classical Literature 795
BROWNE, Sir T. Works 829
BROWNE'S Journey to Dar-Fur 561
BROWNE. Poems 856
BROWNING, E. Barrett. Poems *856
BROWNING, J. Condition of Britain.... 273
BROWNING, W. History of the Huguenots. 38
BROWNLOW, J. Memoranda concerning
the Foundling Hospital 244
BROWNSON, O. Essays *49
BRUCE, J. Life and travels 661
Travels to discover the Source
of the Nile 561
BRUCE, J. C. Bayeux Tapestry 372
BRUE. Voyage en Afrique 559
BRUE, Atlas 512
BRUEYS, L'avocat patelin 872
Le grondeur 872
Le muet 872
BRUGUIERE. Vers, coquilles, etc 644
BRULART, Noel. M6moires 219
BRUN, Jean. Le triomphe du nouveau
monde 1167
BRUNAUD, Et. Hygiene des gens delettres. 668
BRUNEL, Sir I. Thames Tunnel *761
BRUNET. Traite de Champart 220
BRUNET, G. Propos de table de Martin
Luther 494
BRUNET, J. Histoire de 1'artillerie *681
BRUNET, J. C. Manuel du libraire 899
BRUNET, J. L. Libellus Bertrandi 219
BRUN-ROLLET. Nil Blanc 470
BRUNO. On the innumerable Worlds... 681
Brunswick Clubs, Letters on (P) 945
BRUSSEL. Fiefs en France 202
BRUYERE. Art des constructions 705
BRUYERE, Rev. J. M. Controversy on
Schools 1444
BRYAN, M. Dictionary of Painters and
Engravers 713
BRYANT, Ed. Voyage en Californie 1388
BRYANT, J. Analysis of Ancient Mythology 309
BRYOE. On Cholera 675
BRYDALL, J. Law relating to Nobility
and Gentry 106
BRYDGES, Sir E. Autobiography 482
Censura Literaria. . . . 804
Imaginative Biographies 829
BRYUGES, Sir H. J. Mission to Persia. . . 552
BUACHE, M. La Guyane Franchise 1356
Buccaneers in America 1 180
BUCHAN, G. Defence of Duelling... (P) 1089
BUCHANAN'S Journey in East Indies .... 554
BUCHANAN, George. History of Scotland,
(in Latin and ia English) *397
1697
INDEX.
BUCHANAN, James. North American Indians 1 187
BUCHANAN, R. On Mill Work, with Atlas 748
Supplement, by Rennie. . 748
BUCHANAN, Robert. Grape and Strawberry
culture *668
BDCHEZ. Trait6 de philosophic 68
BUCIIKZ et Roux. Histoire parlementaire 426
BUCHON, J. A. Atlas ge"ographique, sta-
tistique, etc 1178
BUCHON, J. C. A. Monuments primitifs /
de l'e"glise chretienne 25
Chroniques nationales de France 414
BUCHON, Max. Scenes de la vie franc-
comtoise 884
BUCKE, 0. Ruins of Ancient Cities *314
BUCKINGHAM, Duke of. Court and Cabi-
nets of George III 393
Court during the
Regency 393
BUCKINGHAM, J. S. Plea for the Reign
of Temperance and Peace 241
Autobiography .... *482
. Canada, Nova-Scotia,
<fce 1404
National Evils and
Remedies 232
America 1381
The Eastern and West-
ern States of America 1381
The Slave States of
America 1381
BUCKLAND, J. M. Agricultural Statistics. - 274
BUCKLAND, W. Geology and Mineralogy 677
BUCKNILL, J. C. Insanity with Criminal
Acts 149
Buddhism 64, *612, 912
Budhisme. 66
BUDGE, J. Miner's Guide 626
Budget 262
BUDGETT, S. Life, by Arthur *482
Buenos Ayres. Hist 1203, 1206
Geogr. & Voyages. 1361, 1353
BUFFON. Histoire naturelle 609
Par Flourens 609
Builder. The 703
Building Societies 144, *266, 286
Buildings. Law concerning 143
and Building Materials 705-
709, 746, *614
Defects in (P) 1137
BUIST, J. Manual of Physical Research. 579
Index to Books, <fec., on India. 902
1698
Bulgarie. Voyages
BULLEN, E. Law of Distress for Rent. . .
BULLET, J. B. Etablissement du christia-
nisme
BULLET, M. Memoires sur la langue cel-
tique
BULLET, P. Rectifie" et refondu
Bulletin des lois
Bulletin ge'ne'ral et universel
Bulletin des sciences
Bulletin des sciences g6ographiques. ...
Bulletin des sciences technologiques ....
Bulletin des sciences mathernatiques. . . .
Bulletin des sciences nuturelles
Bulletin des sciences agricoles
Bulletin des sciences me'dicales
Bulletin des' sciences militaires
Bulletin de la soci6te de geographic
Bulletin de la societed'encouragement. .
Bulletin de Paeade"rnie de me'decine
Bulletins of State Intelligence
Bulletins of the Campaign, 1793-1816..
Bullion Question.. (P) 933, 1099, 1125
1143.
BULLOCK, WM. Journey in North America
Six months in Mexico. . . .
Le Mexique en 1823....
Journey through the West
ern States of North America
BULWER, Sir E. L. Novels
Athens. .
BULWER, H. L. Middle Classes in France.
BULWER, H. L. and E. L. Political pam-
phlets by (P)
BUNBURT, C. J. Residence at the Cape
of Good Hope
BuNBURY~Sir H. Great War with France
BUNBURT, S. Life in Sweden, &G
Bunker Hill, Battle and Monument.
History of 1240, 1264,
BUNSEN, C. C. J. Egypt's Place in Uni-
versal History
Hippolytus and his age
Philosophy of Univer-
sal History
Life of Niebuhr
' Signs of the Times. . .
BUNT AN, J. Complete Works
..- Life, by Southey
BUNTON, C. J. Law of Life Assurance. .
BUONAROTTI. Rime
BUR AT, Aruedee. Geoguosie
PAO
545
142
45
786
705
203
909
909
909
909
909
909
909
909
909
512
726
666
395
331
1128,
1369
r372
1372
1387
843
322
*234
His-
ses
331
543
1362
319
27
308
497
44
48
476
145
893
616
BUR]
INDEX.
\JBUR
BUEAT, A. Gites me'talliferes 624
Gites calaminaires 765
BURAT, Jules. Exposition de 1'industrie. 768
BURCHETT, R. Practical Geometry 601
BURCKHARDT, J. L. Travels in Arabia,
(fee
548
Arabian Proverbs. .
History of the Wa-
habys
BURDER, S. Oriental Customs . .
Oriental Literature,
... 456
... 18
... 18
BURDON, W. Materials for thinking (P.) 1141
On the " Pursuits of litera-
ture " (P.) 1141
BURET, E. Misere en Angleterre et en
France *260
BURETTE. Gymnastique des anciens.,.. 723
Sur la musique 720
BURFORD'S Panoramas (P.)
BURGE, W. Appellate Jurisdiction and
Parliamentary Divorce 106
on the Law of Suretyship. . 146
on Colonial and Foreign
Laws 156
SURGES, Sir J. B. On the Bible transla-
tion (P) 1089
On Insolvency (P) 1085
BURGBSS, H. On Industry, Banking, <fcc.(P) 1124
BURGH, J. Political Disquisitions ...... 227
BURGHLEY, Lord. Life, by Mares. ..... 380
State Papers 380
BURGOTNE. L'heritiere 891
BURGOYXE, J. On Quarrying. 708
BURGOYNE, Lieut General. State of the
Expedition from Canada 1264
Account of
the battle of Bernis' Heights .... 1264
BURGUNDY. Duchess of. Memoirs, by
Costello 482
BURGUY, G. F. Grammaire de la langue
d'Oil *787
Burial, by the Clergy (P) 1 108
by Dissenters (P) 1115
Burials, see Interments.
Burmah. History of 467
Travels in 555-557
Invasion of (P) 943
and the Burmese War. . . .(P) 1083
BURIGNY. Vie d'Aristion 59
Vie de Proclus 69
BURK, John. History of Virginia 1249
BURKE, Rt. Hon. E. Correspondence . . . 483
BURKE, Rt. Hon. R. Memoir, by Croly. 483
Memoir, by Prior. 482
Speeches 120
Wisdom & Genius . 226
Works 830
Pamphlets and
Speeches by 1088, 1100,1103,
1104, 1108, 1113, 1122, 1146
On his new political
tenets, by C. Pigott (P.) 1116
European Settle-
ments in America 1177
Histoire des colonies
europe"ennes dans PAme'rique. . . . 1177
BURKE, J. B. Royal Families of Great
Britain 338
Peerage, Baronetage, <fec. 507
Seats and Arms of No-
blemen 507
History of the Landed
Gentry 507
BURKE J. & J. B. Encyclopedia of He-
raldry 507
BURKE, J. F. British Husbandry 654
BURKE, J. W. Life of Emmett *401
BURLAMAQUI, J. J. Droit des gens. . . . *94
BURLEIGH, J. B. Legislative Guide. ... 181
BURMANNUS. Thesaurus An tiquitatum. . 435
BURMEISTER, H. Manual of Entomology 642
BURN, J. H. Descriptive Catalogue of
London Traders' Tokens 404
BUHN, J. I. On Population, &c ........ 285
BURN, Lieut. Col. Naval and Military
Dictionary 683
BURN, Richard. Ecclesiastical Law .... 218
BURN, R. Statistics of the Cotton Trade 275
BURN'S Justice of the Peace 134
BURNABY, Rev. A. Travels through North
America 1377T
Voyage dans 1'Ameri-
que duNord 1377"
Travels in America (P) 1158
BURNAP, G. W. Life of Leonard Calvin 1226
BURNELL, G. R. On Limes, Cements, &c. 709.
Hydraulic engineering. . 7577
& CLARK. Supplement
to Theory of Bridges 7:60 '
BURNES, Sir A. . Journey to Cabool 654<
Travels in Bokhara. .... 554
BURNET, Bishop. History of his own
Time 389
Lives by 476.
TT
1699
SUR]
INDEX.
BaaNET, Bishop. History of the English
Reformation 37
BURNKT, Jacob. Notes on the North West
Territory 1258
BURNET, Dr. T. Sacred Theory of the
Earth 581
BURNETT, C. M. Spirit in Relation to
Matter 589
BURNETT, G. T. Encyclopedia of Plants 645
BURNETT, T. On Government (P.) 1111
BURNEY, 0. History of Music 720
BURNET, Capt. J. Chronology of Voyages
in the South Sea 565
Buccaneers of America 1180
North Eastern Voyages
of Discovery 532
BURNET, Miss. Cecilia *828
Evelina *828
BURNOUF, Eugene. Le lotus de la bonne
loi 55
Commentaire sur le Yacna . . 56
Le Vendidad-Sade 55
Histoire du Budhisme 55
BURNOUF, J. L. Grammaire latirie 783
BURNS, R. Life and Works 856
BURR, Aaron. The Life of, by S. L.
Knapp 1228
BURRILL, A. M. Circumstantial Evidence 132
New U. S. Law Dic-
tionary 185
~ Voluntary Assignments. 186
BURRITT, E. Works 242
BURT, J. T. Results of separate confine-
ment 247
BURTON, J. H. Criminal Trials 194
Emigrant's Manual 286
; History of Scotland 398
. Political and Social Eco-
nomy 238
BURTOW, R. Anatomy of Melancholy. . . 830
History of the House of
Orange 390
BURTON, R. F. Pilgrimage to El Medi-
nah and Meccah 551
Scinde *654
. First footsteps in East
Africa 562
BURTON, T. Parliamentary Diary 118
BURTON, W. H. Law of Real Property . 140
BURY, Lord. Notes on Canada 1286
BURY. Modeles de serrurerie 739
Modeles de marbrerie 739
1700
BURY. Modeles de menuiserie 789
BURY, T. T. Rudimentary Architecture 699
Bury St. Edmunds. Town and Abbey (P) 1076
_____ Pamphlets on a
meeting at 108ft,
BUSBY, T. Anecdotes of Music, &c 721
BUSH, Mrs. F, Memoirs of Queens of
France 428
BUSHBY, H. J. Practice of Elections. . . *114
Widow Burning 462
BUSHNAN, J. S. Fishes, their structure
and use 609
Business 256
See also Trade.
Business Man's Note Book *274
BUSK. History of Spain and Portugal . . 439
BUSSIERRE, Tb. de. Histoire de Saint
Vincent de Paul 24
1 Les Anabaptistes. . . 39
Guerre des paysans. 424
BUSSON. Voir FELLER.
BUSTAMENTE, C. M. de. Histoire du Mexi-
que 1171
BUTEL-DUMONT. Voir DUMONT.
BUTLER, Alban. Vie des Peres, etc 24
BUTLER, C. Book of the Roman Catholic
Church 34
Vindication of . . 84
Pamphlets on his book of the Ro-
man Catholic Church (P.) 942, 1089
Memoirs of the Catholics 34
Life of Grotius 490
Reminiscences 880
BUTLER, Bp. Joseph. Works *98
BUTLER, Major. Travels in Assam 555
BUTLER, S. Poetical Works 8&7
BUTLER, T. B. Philosophy of the Wea-
ther 586
BUTLER, W. A. On Ancient Philosophy 58
BUTT, G, County Contested Elections.. 114
BUTTMANN. Lexilogus *783
BUXTON, Sir T. F. Memoirs 483
BYLES, J. B. Law of Bills of Exchange. 145
Sophisms of Free Trade . . 278
Usury Laws 145
BYROM . Poems 857
BYRON, Lord. Letters and Journals 483
Poetical Works 857
His Character & Writings
(P.) 938, 941
Selections, Prose & Poetry 857
ffiuvres trad, en francais. 857
.BFS]
INDEX.
\_CAM
BYSTRZOXOWSKI. La Serbie 449
Byzantine Empire 323, 326, 414
CABANIS. (Euvres 630
CABECA DE VACCA, Alvar Nunez. Com-
mentaires 1171
Relation
et Naufrages 1171
Cabinet Lawyer. The 126
Cabinet Council 294
CABOT, S. Voyage to America 528, 1365
Memoir of, by Biddle 1168
. Life of, by C. Hayward, jr. . . 1226
Life of, by J. Sparks 1865
Voyages and discoveries. ... 1168
Voyage to Brazil, <fec 1348
Voyage to the River of Plate 1357
CADALVENE et BRKUVERT. L'Egypte et
laNubie 468
et BARRAULT. Deux annees
de I'hietoire d'Oricnt 449
Cadastre de la France. Lois sur le. . . . . . *213
CADOR. Subsistances et populations. ... 256
CJESAII 820
Cafe, Voir Coffee,
CAHAGNET, L. A. Magnetisme 591
CAHEN, S. Histoire universelle 304
La Bible 9
Archives Israelites 29
CAILLIE. Voyage au Temboctou 561
CAIRD, J. English Agriculture 653
Cairo to Mount Sinai 551
Calcutta Journal of Natural History. . . . 612
Calcutta Report on Dispensaries 678
CALDERON. Drames divers 890
CALDERON, Madame. Life in Mexico . . . .1373
CALDWELL, J. S. Law of Arbitration ... 139
CALDWELL, R. Gold Era of Victoria
Colony 567
Grammar of the Dra-
vidian 781
Calendar 289, 294, 298, 584, 607
Calendrier. Voir Calendar,
CALHOTJN, J. C. Works 183, 1223
California. History of 1258
Travels in. .527, 570, 1388,
1425, 1662
Californie. Histoire 1 258
Geog. & Voyages 1388, 1389
Missions 1193
Histoire naturelle et civile 1258
GALLERY et YVAN. Insurrection en Chine 466
GALLERY et YVAN. Chinese Insurrection .
CALLET, F. Tables de logarithmes
CALLEVILLE. Revolutions deNorvege..
CALLIAT. Encyclopedic d'architecture. .
Calligraphic
CALLIS, R. On the Statute of Sewers. . .
CALMET. L'ancien et le nouveau testa-
ment
Dictionnaire de la bible. .
Dictionary of the Bible
Phantom-world
Caloric, see Heat.
CALPURNIUS
CALVERT, Leonard. Life of, by G. W.
Burnap
CALVET, P. du. Appel a la justice de
1'Etat
Case of
CALVIN. Institutes of the Christian Reli.
gion
Sa vie, par Audin
Life, by Henry
Letters, by Bonnet
CAMBACERES. Science sociale
CAMBOLAS, J. de. Decisions notables. . . .
Cambridge Corporation (P)
Cambridge Essays
Cambrian Journal
Cambridge Poems
Cambridge University. History, &c., of.
Cambridge and Dublin Mathem. Journal.
CAMDEN, W. Britannia
Annals
PAHE
466
603
451
*698
775
143
16
18
18
592
Catnel, On the uses of the 637,
CAMEUON, C. H. On the Indian Govern-
ment
CAMEE.ON, J. H. Cases in Queen's Bench,
Upper Canada
Digest of Reports
Rules in Queen's Bench,
Upper Canada
CAMOENS. La Lusiade
CAMOES. Obras completas
Camp of Refuge
CAMPAN, Mme. De l'6ducation
Memoires
CAMPBELL, A. D. Teloogoo Dictionary. .
CAMPBELL, C. British Architect
CAMPBELLL, G. Philosophy of Rhetoric .
India as it may be
CAMPBELL, J. On the history of Ireland.
Political Survey of Britain
1229
1280
1280
47
37
*37
*37
233
199
1101
830
913
857
78
599
535
359
*614
460
165
165
164
897
897
831
75
428
781
702
805
174
402
273
1701
CAM]
INDEX.
{.CAN
CAMPBELL, John, Lord. Lives of Lord
Chancellors 477
Lives of Chief Justices. . 477
CAMPBELL, John. Voyage en Afrique. . . 560
CAMPBELL, L. D. On Indian affairs. . (?) 1111
CAMPBELL, Rollo. Lectures on Canada. . 1481
CAMPBELL, T. Frederick the Great and
his Times 444
Life of Petrarch 497
Life of Mrs. Siddons 501
On English Poetry 804
Poetical Works 857
CAMPBELL, W. Decline of Hindooism
in British India 42
CAMPE, J. H. D6couverte de 1'Amerique. 1166
CAMPISTEON. Le jaloux desabuse 871
Andronic 870
CAMUS, A. Gt. Collections des grands et pe-
tits voyages 1344
Profession d'avocat *195
CAMCS, J. P. Palombe 881
Canada. Agriculture. . . .659-661, 1318,
1371, 1417, 1437-1439
Bibliographic 904
Botany 649, 1410-1412
Boundaries of 1384
Boundaries of, with New Bruns-
wick 1288, 1294, 1330, 1334, 1482
Boundaries of, with United
States. See Boundaries.
Clergy Reserves, Papers res-
pecting 1297, 1309-1315, 1330-1333
Commerce. . .1289, 1300, 1302,
1303, 1331, 1325, 1329, 1415, 1440,
Colonisation. -1290, 1297, 1306,
1436-1438
Constitution 156, 159, 1284
Education. .86, 87, 1293, 1381,
1416, 1417, 1443, 1444
Emigration.. 1303-1307, 1316,
1324, 1825, 1330, 1415, 1416, 1436, 1437
Exhibitions '. . . 772-774
Finances 1289, 1291, 1292,
1311, 1314, 1316,1320, 1324, 1380,
1331, 1441
, . Geograph. Topogra. & Voyages
1396-1403, 1362-1372, 1392-1395,
1330, 1418, 1431, 1439, 1294, 1296
Vide infra, Maps and Plans.
Geology 622, 1410-1412, 1415
= Histoire, (History) 1270-1335,
1263-1270, 1420, 1423, 1428-1436
1702
Canada. Index to Parliamentary Papers
concerning 1287-1334
Index des mamiscrits 1450|
Journals and Periodicals 1413
Jurisprudence. . .161-164, 1441, 1442
Litterature 1407, 1444, 1445
Manuscrits 1451-1655
Natural History and Sciences.
612 1410-1412, 1414, 1415, 1444
Pamphlets 1428-1446
Politics, 154-164, 1371, 1402,
1413, 1428-1436
PublicWorka, 1310, 1311, 1312,
1322, 1439
.Railroads.. . . 1293, 1294, 1324,
1330, 1331, 1439
Recensements 287
Religion 1191-1199, 1274, 1290,
1293,1302, 1310,1321,1326,1331,
1333, 1429, 1430, 1433, 1436, 1442, 1443
Report on the Government of. . 158
Reports on the grievances of
Lower and Upper Canada 158
Responsible Government, 1323, 1434
Sauvages ; voyez Suuvages.
Statistics 1290,1294,1300,
1801, 1310, 1311, 1321, 1328, 1370,
1396, 1431,1435
Tenure seigneuriale. 167, 1439, 1314
Canada. Maps and Plans (Cartes, plans,
etc.) 1396-1400
Cartes manuscrites 1614-1621, 1647
Carte, par Guil. del'Isle [1739] 1341
Map of, by Popple 1841
Map, by JohnRocque [1754-56] 1341
Bellin, Remarques sur la carte
[1756] 1368
Town & Fort of Carillon (1758) 1342
Town & Basin of Quebec (1759) 1277
River St. Lawrence from Sil-
lery to the Fall of Montmorency
[1759] 1841
British and French Dominions
in North America, by Mitchell. . . 1321
A Plan of Quebec 1841
Jefferys' Maps of North Ame-
JefFerys, British Empire 1342
Jefferys, River St. Lawrence . 1842
Jefferys, Map, exhibiting the
grants made by French Governors
on Lake Champlain 1342
CAN]
INDEX.
[CAN
Canada. Jefferys, Province of Quebec
according to the Royal Proclama-
tion of 1763 1343
: River St. Lawrence from Fort
Frontenac to the Isle of Antieosti
(1775) 1S42
A chart of the Gulph of St.
Lawrence (1775) 1342
Sauthier, plan of the city and
environs of Quebec with its siege
in 1776 1362
Route of the army under ge-
neral Burgoyne.by Metcalfe (1777) 1362
Neptune Americo-Septentrio-
nal (1778-80) 1363
Holland's Map of Lower (1802) 1364
Kensett's Map of Upper and
Lower (1812) 1364
Chewett's Map of Up. (1813). 1364
Black's Atlas of North Ame-
rica (1856) 1364
Maps of 1292
Charts of the Gulph & River
St. Lawrence 1393
Charts of the Lakes and Rivers
of Canada 1394, 1386
A Map of the Province, by
Keefer (1857) 1418
Canada. Memoire historique sur le trait6
de cession. (French and English) 156
Recueil de traites, statuts impe-
riaux, etc 156
Lois, edits, ordonnances, jour-
uaux de la legislature 160-169
Canada and her Resources, Essays on. . . 773
Canada Directory 1418
Canada in 1832-33 and 1834 1402
Canada. Lettres curieuses sur le 1402
Canada and the United States. Notes upon 1370
Canada. Key to 1396
Canada Official Gazette 169
Canada Pittoresque 1399
Canada, Lower. Parochial and Town-
ships subdivision of . . . , 1396
Canadas. Union of the 158, 1281, 1288,
1292, 1312, 1321, 1431, 1432, 1435
Sketches in the, by Coke
Smyth 1399
Canada Company 1297, 1314,1434
Canadian State Trials 164, 1283, 1339
Canadian Farmer's Papers on Agriculture C61
Canadian Agricultural Magazine 661
Canadian Agriculturist. 1417
Canadian Almanac 1418
Canadian Economist 141 5
Canadian Guide book 1396
Canadian Institute's Journal 678
Canadian Merchant's Magazine. . . t 1415
Canadian Mirror of Parliament 161
Canadian Monthly Review 159
Canadian Naturalist and Geologist 1415
Canadian Review 1414
Canadian Scenery Illustrated, by "W. H.
Bartlett 1399
Canadian Tariff 28
Canadien- (le) 1413
Canadien (le Vrai) 1413
Canals, construction of, 271,7*2, 744, 750
758, 762
in Canada 744, 759
Canal Communication in England. . .(P) 1137
compared with rail-
ways (P) 943
Canary Islands 560
Canaux, Voyez Canals.
CANAYE, I'abb6 de. Sur Thales 50
CANCIANI. Barbarorum Leges Antiquae .. *88
CANDISH, T. Voyages in the South Sea. . 565
CANDLEE, M. View of America 1379
CANDOLLE, A. P. de. Organographie ve-
g<tale 646
Physiologic vege-
tale 646
CANDOLLE. A. P. et Alp. de. Geographic
botanique 647
Introduction
a 1'etude de la botanique 647
Prodomus.. 646
CANET, Victor. Une histoire de nos jours *881
CANINA. Architettura Antica 699
CANNING, Right Hon. G. Life, by Bell .. 483
Political Life. 395
Speeches. 120,
(P.) 929, 935
On his appoint-
ment as Foreign Secretary. . . .(P.) 940
* and Earl Cam-
den (P.) 1149
Discours . . 121
CANNON, R. Records of the British Army.. 406
Canon, Droit 214
Canon Law 216
CANOT, Capt. Twenty years of an African
Slaver 564
1703
CAN]
INDEX.
CANOVA, A. Works, by Moses 717
CANOVAI, Padre Stanislao. Viaggi d'A-
merico Vespucci 1167
CAN-TO. Histoire universelle 804
CAP, P. A. Museum d'histoire naturelle. 610
Cap Breton', 1388, 1158
Cape Breton, and Nova Scotia 1336, 1434
History of 1338
Charts of 1398, 1894
Account of. . . 1404, ( P) 1153
Cape of Good Hope. Magnetical obser-
vations 587
History of 469
: Travels in ....'563, 564
Colonization of, (P)
936, 1095, 1096, 1153
CAPEFIGUE. Diplomates europe'ens 475
Operations financie'res *263
Histoire de la restauration. . *481
Hugues Capet *426
L'Europe pendant le consulat *331
Philippe-Auguste *426
Richelieu, Mazarin, La Fron-
de et Louis XIV *426
CAPEL, Jacques. Me"moires 219
CAPENDU, Ernest. Les faux bons hommes *881
CAPGRAVE, J. Chronicle of England. . . . *335
Capital and Labour 256, 267
Capital Punishment, 247, 248, 917, (P) 924,
928, 932, 934, 1085, 1431
Capitaux. Voir Economic politique.
CAPPE, Mrs. Pamphlets by. . 928, 1082, 1083
C APRON, E. S. History of California. . . . 1258
Captivity of Russian Princesses in the
Caucasus *552
CAPURON, J. Me"decine legal e 680
Accouchements 671
Maladies des femmes 671
Maladies des enfants 671
CAKAMAN. G. de. Les Etats-Unis 1225
CARBON FLINS. La jeune hotesse 871
CARDELLI, LIONNET, etc. Limonadier . . . 736
Cuisinier 736
Gourmands.... 736
CARDIGAN, Earl of. Triaf for felony 193
Cards. Games at 724
CARERI'S Voyage round the "World 524
Travels through Europe 535
CAREW'S Poems 857
CAREW, T. Rights of Elections 115
CAREY, H. C. On the Slave Trade 248
Past, Present and Future. 239
1704
rt.au
CAREY, H. C. Political Economy ....... 252
-- On International Copy-
riht
CAREY, M. Vindicise Hibernicae ....... 401'
CAREY, W. Bengalee Dictionary . . ..... 781
Caricatures ................ 395, 427, 718
CARISTIE. Monuments a Orange ....... *409
-- Notice sur 1'arc d'Orange .... *409
CARLETON, G. On the Jurisdiction of the
Pope .......................... 216
CARLI, Comte J. R. Lettres americaines 1181
CARLISLE, Earl of. Diary in Greek and
Turkish Waters ................ 545
CARLISLE, N. Charities in England .... 378
- Grammar Schools in Eng-
land .......................... 79
- Foreign Orders of Knight-
hood ...... . ................... 508
--- Of the Gentlemen of the
Privy Chamber 104
CARLYLE, J. D. Specimens of Arabian
Poetry 888
CARLYLE, T. Works 831
Passages from Writings of. 831
Letters, <fec., of Cromwell. . 386
The French Revolution 426
Life of Schiller 500
Life of Sterling 502
CARMICHAEL, R. Calculus of Operations 601
CARMOY, Paul de. D'Ar6quipa a Cusco. 1358
CARNARVON, Lord. Portugal, <fec 838
CARNE, L. de. Democratic aux Etats Unis 180
Les fondateurs de 1'unite
francaise 235
Etudes sur 1'histoire du
gouvernement repr^sentatif 101
CARNOT. Me"moires 428
De l'quilibre et du mouvement 580
CARNOT, Lieut. Gen. Memorial*. . .(P.) 925
CARD. Doctrine de St. Martin *68
Saint Dominique et les Dorni-
nicains 25
Etude morale sur le 19e siecle 69
Carolina, North and South, History of,
1251, 1419, 1423
Carolina, South, Geology of *621
Carolines, nord et sud. Histoire, 1251,
1419, 1423
CARON, R. E. Correspondance 160
CARON, R. P. F. R. Remonstrant]' a Hi-
bernorum 220
CAROU. Traite des actions possessoires.. 210
CAR}
INDEX.
[.CAS
CARPENTIER, L. J. M. Gradus fran^ais. . *800
CARPENTIER, Mile. Salle? d'asile. 75
CARPENTER, M. On Juvenile Delinquents 245
CARPENTER, S. Controverted election for
Saltash 116
CARPENTER,' W. B. Mechanical Philoso-
phy 745
Physiology of Tem-
perance 667
Principles of Compa-
rative Physiology 630
Principles of Human
Physiology 630
Use of Alcoholic Li-
241
On the Microscope. . *589
Zoology, <fec 634
quors
Carpentry 700, 708. 73
CARPMAEL, "W". Law of Patents 148
CARRAUD, Mme. Z. La petite Jeanne. .. 881
CARRE. Lois de la procedure civile .... 210
Gouvernement des paroisses. . . 220
CARREL, Armand. Contre revolution en
Angleterre 388
(Euvres litteraires et cono-
miques 254
CARRIER, J. B. Des obligations 207
Des hypotheques 208
Engagements sans con-
vention 206
CARRiERES.leP.de. Nouveau Testament 11
Carriers, Law of 147
CARSON, J. H. California Mines 1425
CARSTAIRS. L'art d'ecrire en peu de legons 775
CARSTARES, W. State Papers and Letters 391
CARTE, T. History of James, Duke of
Ormonde 400
Ormonde Papers 387
Carte militaire des principaux etats de
PEurope 534
Carte de la Prusse 531
Carte des pays compris entre la France,
les Pays Bas et du Rhin 534
Carte de la Grece 534
Carte de la partie nord-est de 1'Espagne. 534
Carte hydrographique de la France 539
Carte des voies de communication de la
France 539
Carte topographique de la France 539
Carte de la navigation interieure de la
France 539
Carte de la France, par Capitaine 539
Carte de la France pour le service du
g6nie militaire 534
Carte de la Pologne 534
Carte des campagnes de Napoleon 429
Carte de la Russie europeenne 534
Carte de 1'Afrique septentrionale 558
Carte Geologique de la France 621
Cartes hydrographiques 516-520, 560
Cartes des routes imperiales 539
Cartes de I'Amerique. Voir Amerique.
Cartes du Canada. Voir Canada.
CARTER. E. Summary Convictions in Ca-
nada 166
CARTER, R. B. Education and the Ner-
vous System 667
Carthage. Histoire 467
Topographic , 558
CARTIER, Jacques. Voyages au Canada . 1270
First, second, and third
voyages 1271
CARTWRIGHT. Poems 857
CARTWRIGHT, E. Life, <fcc 483
CARTWRIGHT, Geo. Sixteen years on the
Coast of Labrador 1404
CARTWRIGHT, J. Life, by his Niece 483
On Reform (P.) 1139
State of the Nation (P.) 1150
CARTWRIGHT, J. B. Church of St. James,
of Jerusalem *22
CARUS, W. Life of Simeon 501
CARVER, J. Travels in North America. . 1367
Voyages dans 1'Amerique
Septentrionale 1367
GARY, H. Memorials of the Civil War. . 383
GARY, H. F. Lives of English Poets. ... 478
Early French Poets 478
Memoir, by his son 483
GARY, R. Earl of Monrnouth, Memoirs. . 381
CASANOVA. Memoires *483
Cas de conscience. Dictionnairedes. . . . *1S
CASE, Rev. W. Revolutionary memorials 1266
Cash payments. . .(P) 932 to 935, 1126 to 1180
CASIMIR. Les fetes du Christianisme ... 50
CASINI. Dictionuaire de Physique 572
Caspian Sea 555
CASSAGNAC, A. Graflier de. Voyez GRA-
NIER DE CASSAGNAC.
CASTAXEDA DE NAGERA. Pedro de. Re-
lation du voyage de Cibola 1171
Caste in India 173
CASTELL, E. Lexicon Heptaglotten 9
CASTELLAMONTE. Italian Life in 1831 ... *893
1705
CAS]
INDEX.
ICEL
MM
CASTELLANE, P. de. Kabylie 884
- Souvenirs d'Afrique 468
- Le Khami des Beni-
Ouragh *880
CASTELNAU, F. de. Souvenirs de l'Am6-
rique du Nord 1381
CASTELNAU, Michel de. Me'moir es 415
CASTIL-BLAZE. Voir BLAZE.
CASTILHON. Dictionnaire universel,&c. . 57
CASTILLE, Hyppolite. La seconde rgpubli-
que frangaise 432
Portraits politiques. *479
CASTILLON, H. Populations pyre"nennes *409
CASTLEKEAGH, Visct. Memoirs and Cor-
respondence 395
Par Capefigue. . . . 475
CASWALL, Rev. Henry. American Church. 1198
The Western World. 1382
The Prophet of the
XlXth Century 1662
Catacombes de Rome *24
Catalogues of Books (various) 370, 741 (P;
1085,1086, 1087,1100, 1139
Catalogue of Works on the Exhibition of
1851 770
Catalogue of Books in Library of Assem-
bly, Canada 905
Catalogue of Books in other Libraries
870, 741, 901-905
Catalogues of Libraries, how to make (P) 1158
Catalogue des Livres de Walckenaer. . . . 903
Catalogues of Art, Marlborough House. . 902
Catalogue raisonne des livres, etc 903
Catalogue desmanuscritsdesbibliotheques 903
CATESBT, M. Hortus Europae Americanus 649
CATHCART, Sir G. Operations in Kaffraria *469
Catechisme du Concile de Trente 46
Catechisme philosophique *45
Catechisme. Philosophic du 46
Catechisme d'e"conomie politique 250
Cathedrals and Abbeys of England 376
of Scotland 399
CATHERINE, (The Iroquois Saint) 1190
CATHEKWOOD, F. Remains near Carthage 629
CATLIN, Q-. Travels in Europe 535
Letters and Notes on North
American Indians 1186
CATLOW, A. Field Botany 646
Greenhouse Botany *646
CATLOW, M. Scripture Zoology 684
British Entomology 642
CATON 820
1706
CATROU et ROUILLE. Histoire romaine. . *825
Cattle 659 (P.) 1100
CATULLUS 820
Caucasus 552, 556
CAUCHON, Jos . Notions de physique .... *574
Rapports 1431,1438
Journal de Quebec 1414
CAUGHT. ThSorie des nombres . '. 605
Int6grales inde"finies 605
CAUDAVKINE et THERT. Traite de 1'expro-
priation 206
CAUMONT. Monumens anciens et mo-
dernes 698
Causes ctlebres 100, 196, 200
Cavalry and Light Infantry Tactics .... 685
CAVE. Lives of the Fathers 25
CAVE, Mme. Dessin sans maitre *714
CAVENDISH, G. Life of Wolsey 379
CAVENDISH, Sir H. Debates in the House
of Commons 119
CAVENDISH, H. Life of *595
CAVENDISH'S Experiment, on law of Gra-
vitation, <fec 292
Cavendish Society's Publications 595
CAWTHORNE. Poems 857-
CAXTON, W. Life 483
Cayenne. Hist 1201, 1198
Voyages 1856
CAYET, Palma. Chronologic novenaire. . 416
CAYLEY, E. S. Revolutions of 1848 332
CAYLUS, Le Cte de. Beaux arts chez les
anciens 689
CAYLUS, Mme de. Souvenirs 417
CAZALES, F. de. Sur 1'Allemagne 442
Les Russes dans 1'Asie. 447
CAZAUX, L. F. G. de. Science conornique 249
Economie politique et priv6e. . 249
Bases del'6conomie politique. . 249
CAZEAUX, P. Traite des accouchements .. 672
CEILLIER. Histoire des auteurs sacre"s .. 26
Celestial Globe 293, 583
See also, Stellar Universe.
Celibat ecclesiastique 221
CELLINI, B. Autobiography 488
CELNART, Mme. La bonne compagnie. . 75
Manuel des demoiselles . 75
Manuel des dames .... 75
Manuel du parfumeur. . 737
La broderie 730
Economie domestique .. 736
' Habitants de la cam-
pagne 658
CEL]
INDEX.
CELNART, Mme. Jeux de societe 724
Fleuriste artificiel 730
CELSE 820
Celtic language 786
See also, Gaelic,
Cements 733
Cemeteries *665, 677, 678, 701 *702
CENSORIN 820
Census of Great Britain, 1851 287, 293
Religious Worship. . . 28
oftheCanadas, 1851 287
of the United States 289,295
of the State of New York *289
in India 287
See also Population.
Cent Traites, les 909
Central Society of Education : Papers ... 80
Prize Essays. 80
Centralisation *235
Ceramique 743
Ceremonies religieuses 28
CERFBEER, A. E. La Guyane 1201
Libre echange 278
CERISE. Maladies nerveuses 668
Systdme phrenologique 632
Me"decin des salles d'asile 668
CERVANTES. Obras 897
Don Quichotte 897
Nouvelles 897
Costanza 881
Don Quixote 897
Novels 897
CESSNA, Amedee de. Voyage de Louis
Napoleon , . 431
Ceiologie 640
CEVALLOS, P. Spain and Bonaparte. (P.) 1092
Ceylon. Christianity in 42
History of. 464
Travels in 554, 558
CHABAILLE. Glossaire 421
CHABANON, de. Aristote et la musique . . 720
Pindare 796
CHABERT, M. de. Voyage dans 1'Ameri-
que septentrionale 1403
CHABOT, de 1'Allier. Questions transi-
toires 206
Des successions 207
Donations et testaments 207
CHABOT, Ch. Ce bon M. de Robespierre. 499
CHABROL. Habitants de 1'Egypte 468
CHAGNON. Precis de diverges ordonnances 163
CHAILLAND. Dictionnaire des eauz 197
PAOB
Chaine d'or de St. Thomas 25
CHALAMEL. Histoire-muse'e 427
Chaldosa. Researches in *316
Chdles, Histoire des *728
Chaleur 590
Voir Heat.
CHALMERS, A. Biographical Dictionary. 472
Translations of Greek and
Latin Classics 819
English Poets, Chaucer to
Cowper 857
CHALMERS, G. On commerce (P.) 1143
Collection of Treaties. . . *96
Opinions on Colonial Ju-
risprudence 156
Political annals 1217
Revolt of the American
Colonies 1261
Strength of Britain, in five
reigns 393
CHALMERS, T. Bridgewater Treatise. ... 576
Select Works 49
Memoirs, by Hanna 483
_____ Political Economy 252
CHALYBAUS. Speculative Philosophy... *66
CHAMBERLAYNE, J. State of Great Bri-
tain 393
CHAMBERS, J. D. Law and Practice of
Elections 113
Lauda Syon *51
CHAMBERS, Sir R. Memorials (P.) 1136
CHAMBERS, R. Biographical Dictionary
of Scotsmen 476
Rebellions in Scotland.. 398
CHAMBERS, T. and PETERSON. Law of
Railway Companies 144
CHAMBERS, Sir W. Decorative Archi-
tecture 700
CHAMBERS, W. Things as they are in
America 1371
CHAMBERS, W. and R. Selections from
Repository and Miscellany 831
Select Poetry.. 863
. Spirit of Journal 831
Australian Ma-
nual 567
Cyclopaedia of
Literature 802
: History of Russian
War 448
Information for the
People 908
1707
CHA]
INDEX,
ICHA
CHAMBORANT. Pauperisme 260
CHAMBRAY. Expedition de Russie 429
Philosophic Je la guerre. . *681
CHAMBURE. Napoleon et sea contempo-
rains 430
CHAMFORT. (Euvres 875
Le marc-hand deSmyrne... 871
La jeuae Indienne 871
Mustapha et Zearigir 870
CHAMIKR, Capt. France and the French. 482
French Revolution of
1848 432
CHAMPAGNAC. Guillaume-le-taciturne. .. 439
Chronologic *19
CHAMPAGNY, F. de. Les Ccsars 325
CHAMPEAUX, M. de. Droit civil ecclesi-
astique 219
CHAMPFLEURY. Les oies de Noel 881
Conies d'automne *883
Champignons 662
CHAMPIGNY. Memoirs 1254
CHAMPIONXIERE. De la propriete des
eaux courantes *206
CHAMPIONNJERE et RIGAUD. Droit d'en-
registreraent 208
CHAMPLAIN, Sam. de. Voyages en la
Nouvelle France 1272
CHAMPLAIN, Madame de. Sa vie 1442
CHAMPOLLION-FIGEAC. Francois ler.. .. 420
Lettres des rois,
reines, etc 421
Documents histo-
riques 421
L'Egypte ancieune 316
Recherches sur les
patois * 788
CHAMPOLLION, le jeune. L'Egypte sous
les Pharaons 319
Monuments de 1'Egypte et
. delaNubie 317
Dictiounaire egyptien. .. 318
Gramniaire egyptienne. . . 318
Precis hie'roglyphique. . . 318
Chancery. Court of, ita jurisdiction,
power, <fec. (P.) 128, 942, 943, 945,
1098, 1159
Chancery Law of England 135-137
Chances. Doctrine of 603, 724
CHANDLER, Mr. History and Proceed-
ings of the House of Commons. . . 118
CHANDLER, P. W. American Criminal
Trials 194, 1225
1708
CHANDLER, R. Travels in Asia Minor
and Greece 549
Channel Islands 405, 536
CHANNING, E. T, Life of W. T. Ellery. 1226
CHANNING, W. E. Works *49
Memoirs 1228
- Ou Milton... (P.) 946, 1136
hansonniers de Champagne ,. . 867
Chansons de Beranger 887
Chansons de Thibault IV 867
Chant. The"orie du 722
Chants et chansons 887
Chants de la Grece 898
Chants et chansons populaires de la
France 887
CHAPELLE, 1'Abbe. Histoire veritable
des temps fabuleux 314
CHAPMAN. The Iliad, translated 814
CHAPMAN, B. History of Gustavus Adol-
phus 330
CHAPMAN, Prof. E. J. A Song of Charity 1410
CHAPPELL, Lieut. Edw, Voyage to New-
foundland 1404
Voyage to Hud-
son's Bay 1405
CHAPPELSMITH, I. Account of a Tornado . 615
CHAPTAL, 0. Le parfait fermier 652
CHAPTAL, Le comte de. Industrie fran-
caise *258
CHAPUS, Eugene. Le sport a Paris 724
Chasfes princieres. . . 724
: Leturf. 724
Character. National 238
__ Individual. See Philosophy.
CHARDIN. Voyage en Perse *552
Travels in Persia 552
CHARDON. Droit d'alluvion 207
Traite des trois puissances.. 206
TraitS du dol 208
R6formes de la procedure. . . *210
CHARETTE. Life of, (P-) 1136
Charitable Donations (P.) 1130
Charite. Soeurs dela 1196
Charity. Christian, and Charities 2 1 5, (P.)
943, 1082, 1150
Historical collections respecting
(P.) 1140
Charities in Boston 299
of London 404
in England and Wales 378
CHARKE, C. Autobiography 484
CHARLEMAGNE. Hist *327, 413, 42-i
CIIAl
INDEX.
LCSA
CHARLES-LE-BON. Legeade 484
CHARLES D'ORL^ANS. Poesies 867
CHARLES I. Memoirs, etc 883
Works 388
- Life of, (P-) 1184
Secret transactions concern-
ing (P.) H57
CHARLES V. Cloister Life and Hist... 329
Sou abdication, etc. par
Mignet 329
Correspondence 329
History, by Robertson &
Prescott 329
CHAELKT. L'Empereur et la garde im-
perial e *429
CHARLEVILLE. Art de faire de bons mor-
tiers 709
CHARLEVOIX. Le christiauisme au Japon 42
Histoire et description de
la Nouvelle France 1273
Histoire du Paraguay.. . ,*1204
Histoire de St. Domingue.*1208
History of Paraguay.... 1204
Voyage to North America 1366
CHARLIER, V. Les.chemins de fer 271
CHARMILLT, Col. V. de. Case of,... (P.) 1147
CHARNOCK, J. Biographia JSTavalis 477
CHARNOCK, R. Police Guide 134
CHAP.ONDAS. Pandectes 196
Recueil de decisions 199
CHARPENXE, P. Mon voyage au Mexique 1373
Charpcnte, Charpenterie 709, 738
CHARPENTIER. Renaissance des lettres. . 795
CHARRIERE, Ernest. Bertrand Duguesclin 420
Negociations de la
France 421
Politique de 1'histoire 225
Memoires d'un sei-
gneur russe 499
CHAURIERE, Mde. de. Caliste 881
CHARRON. De la sagesse 71
Charter House. Chronicles of 79
Charts and Maps, American, 1342, 1351,
1363, 1364, 1374-1376, 1392, 1397
Charts and Maps of America, On a col-
lection of *61 4
Charts. English, French, and American. 513-520
Chartist Movement , . . . 232
CHAS. Revolution de 1'Ame'rique 1262
CHASE, J. C. Cape of Good Hope, &c. 469
CHASE. L. B History of the Polk Admi-
nistration . 1225
CHASLES, Philarete. Olivier Cromwell. .
Etudes surle XVIe siecle
Etudes sur 1'Angleterre.
Etudes sur 1'Autiquite . .
Etudes sur les Anglo-
Americains
Etudes sur les homines . .
Etudes sur Shakspeare . .
Etudes sur le moyen-age
Etudes sur 1'Allemagne..
Etudes sur le XVIIIe
sie'cle en Angleterre
La fiancee de Benares. .
Chasse, la 723,
CHASSEAUD, G. Druses of the Lebanon.
CHASSERIAU. Vie de 1'amiral Duperre..
CHASTEL. Charity of the Primitive
Churches
CHASTELLAIN*, Geo. Chronique
CHASTELLUX. De la felicite publique ....
Voyages dans 1'Amerique
Septentrionale
Travels in North America.
CHATEAUBRIAND. (Euvres 876
Cougres de Verone . . .
Vie de Ranee
Voyage eu Amerique
Libels against, ...(P.)
Censorship in France
(P-)
Political pamphlets on
State of France (P.)
CHATEAUBRUN. Les Troyennes
CHATELIEE. Guide du mecanicieu
CHATHAM, Earl of. Anecdotes of
Correspondence ....
CHATEE, LA. Memoires de
CHATTAWAY, E. D. Railways
CHATTERTON. Lives of 377,
Poems
CHATTO, "W. A. History of Playing Cards.
CHAUBET, Chs. Buenos Ayres et les pro-
vinces Argentines
CHAUCER, G. Poems and Tales, fec
CHAUDES-AIGUES. Ecrivains modeines. .
CHAUDON. Voir NON\OTTE.
CHAULIETT et LAFARE. Poesies
CHAUSSIER, H. Contre-poisons
CHAUSSIER, fils, et MORIX. Physionomiste
CHAUVEAU ADOLPHE. Principes de com-
petence
Saisie immobiliere. .
PAGE
386
80Q
803
314
803
800
803
327
442
396
*882
724
56
487
*215
414
259
1378
1378
, 877
*877
*877
1367
932
941
1092
870
751
393
393
415
752
484
857
724
1205
857
801
872
674
632
211
*210
1709
CHA1
INDEX.
\_CHE
CHAUVEAU ADOLPHE. Code forestier *206
Dictiounaire de pro-
ce"dure *210
CHAUVEAU ADOLPHE et FAUSTIN HKLIE.
Th6orie du code penal 210
CHAUVEAU, P. J. 0. Charles Gueiin. . 1408
Poesies 1407, 1408
De la litterature
en France 1408
Journal de 1'ins-
truction publique 1417
Rapports sur 1'edu-
cation *87
CHAUVET. De 1'entendement humain .... 60
CHAUVETON, M. Voyage de quelques
Francais a la Floride 1386
Histoire du Nouveau-
Monde 1173
CHAVES, Gab. de. Province de Meztitlan. 1172
CHAVIGNERIE, de la. Recherches sur le
peintre Lantara . *7l3
CHEEVER, G. B. Punishment by Death . . 248
Journal of the Pilgrims
at Plymouth 1233
Chefs-d'ceuvres dea theatres Strangers . . 890
CHELIUS, J. M. System of Surgery 673
Chemical Cyclopedias 594, 595
CHEMIN-DUPONTES. Navigation a la va-
peur 758
Chemins. Lois des 211-213
Constructions des 750
Chemins de fer 742-756, 212, 27 1
Voyez Railways.
Chemistry 294, 574-598, *614, *615
Chemistry, applied to the Arts, <fec 733
CHEXIER, A. CEuvres anciennes 875
CEuvres posthumes 875
CHENIER, J. M. CEuvres 876
: CEuvres posthumes.... 875
CHENIER, L. J. G. Manuel des conseils
de guerre 213, 681
Guide des tribunaux
militaires 213, 681
CHERBULIEZ. Ordre social 235
Causes de la misere 260
' De la democratic enSuisse. *124
CHERUBINI. Nubie 468
CHERUEL. Administration monarchique . 235
Dictionnaire des institutions. . 410
CHESNEL, de. Geologic *19
Merveilles de la nature ... *19
Sagesse populaire *20
1710
CHESNEL, de. Superstitions, prejuges, etc *20
Diction, de technologic ... *20
CHESNET, Col. On Fire Arms 684
Russo-Turkish Campaigns
of 1828-29 447
Survey of the Euphrates
and Tigris. 550
Chess 724
CHESSIEUX. Conduite des Franfais 170
CHESTER, Bp. of, and LLANDAFF, Bp. of.
Two Sermons 49
CHESTERFIELD, Earl of. Letters and
Works by Lord Mahon 831
. Miscellaneous
Works by Maty 393
CHESTERTON, G. L. Revelations of Prison
Life 247
Chevalerie 419, 509
CHEVALIER, A. Denominations chimiques *597
CHEVALIER, E. Geologic et min6ralogie. 610
Physique 610
CHEVALIER, Jules. Rapports sur les ques-
tions coloniales 1208
CHEVALIER, Martial. La Californie 1389
CHEVALIER, Michel. Gouvernements de
1' Allemagne 442
Lettres sur
que du Nord 1881
Lois sur les chemins
de fer 213
L'Isthmede Panama 1349
Economic politique. 258
Voies de communi-
cation aux Etats-Unis 755
Systeme commercial
protectcur 278
Le comte Mollien.. 264
Desinte'retsmat6riels
en France 257
- De 1'industrie manu-
facturiere en France 257
CHEVALIER, Pitre. Jeanne de Montfort. . 880
Michel Columb 880
AliSnor 880
La Bretagne 433
Chevaliers de Malte 329
CHEVALLKT. La langue franchise 787
Chevaux, (agric.) 658
CHEVE. Conversions au catholicisme . . . *19
Apologistes involontaires *19
Bienfaits et beanie's du christia-
niame . . *20
CITE]
INDEX.
[.CHE
CHEVE. Dictionnaire des papes *20
CHEVKNIX, R. On National Character. . . 238
CHEVERNY. Memoires de 416
CHEVEEAU. Les effets de la fortune *808
CHEVREUL. Recherches sur les corps gras 596
Analyse organique 596
Recherches chimiques sur la
teinture 597
Chimie et metallurgie 596
CHEVRIER. Maitre d'hotel 736
CHEYNE, Dr. On Health (P) 1111
CHEYNE, J. On Partial Derangement. . . 679
Chicago. Account of 1257
Commerce of *274
Chichimeques. Histoire des 1214
CHILD, L. M. History of Women *239
Chili. Hist 1203-1205
Geograph. & voyages 1844,1345,
1351-1357
Chimie 593-598
Chimie agricole 665, 734
Chimie industriclle 734
Chimie medicate 670
China. History of. . .294, 465, 496, 629
*612, *91'- > , 1347
Commerce' 283, 284, 291, 294,(P) 934
Population of *290
Questions by the Missionaries
of, to the Propaganda 42
Pirates of 467
Travelsin 527, 556
Language of 779
War with (PJ 1122,1151
Chine. Histoire 294, 465, 496, 629
Voyages 556
Commerce 283
Philosophic de la 58, 53-56
Christianisme en 42
Code penal de la 90
Ecoleseu 83
Litterature 890
Voir Langues.
Chinese Literature 889, 890
CHINIQUY, Chs. Manuel de temperance. 1445
CHIPMAN, N. Principles of Government. 179
Chiruryie 673
CHISHOLM, The. Life of, by Anderson. . . *484
CHISHOLME, D. Lower Canada Watch-
man 1281
Manuscripts 1645
CHIITY, E. Commercial and General
Lawyer 147
CHITTY, J. Collection of Statutes 126
On Criminal Law 132
On Contracts *146
On Pleading *132
Practice of the Law 131
Prerogative Law 104
CHITTY, (T.) and TEMPLE, (L.) Law of
Carriers *147
CHODZKO. Leonard. La Pologne *444
CHOISEUL, Due de. Relation du depart
de Louis XVI 428
CHOISNIN, Jean. Memoires 416
CHOISY. Memoires 417
CHOISY, 1'abbe de. Voyage de Forbiu a
Siam 656
CHOLENEC. Vie de Tegahkouita 1192
Cholera Morbus 291, 675, 666
Cholera Morbus in Canada 1443
CHOLMONDELEY, T. New Zealand 568
CHOPIN. Histoire de Russie 445
CHOPIN et LEYNADIER. Histoire de Na-
poleon, du due de Reichstadt, et
des marechaux de France 431
CHOPPIN. ffiuvres *200
CHORIS, Louis. Vues et paysages des
regions equinoxiales 1350
CHORLEY, F. H. Modern German Music 721
CHORON et DE LAFAGE. Manuel de
musique 721
CHORON et FAYOLLE. Dictionnaire des
musiciens 948
CHOSSAT, Ch. De 1'inanition 598
Chou-King. Le 56
Chrestomathic School 79
Chrestomathie francaise *788
CHRETIEN. Le roman du chevalier de la
Charette 866
Christendom. Fate of 232
CHRISTIAN. Histoire du clerge de France. 33
Christian Knowledge. Society for pro-
moting (P) 1113
Christian Remembrancer 51
Christianisme. Preuves du 44
Christianisme en Chine et aux Indes. ... 42
CHRISTIE, J. T. Precedents of Wills. .. *142
CHRISTIE, R. History of Lower Canada. 1274
Memoirs 1274
CHRISTISON, R. On Poisons 674
CHRISTMAS, H. Cradle of Science and
History 592
Universal Mythology... 309
CHRISTOPHER, J. S. Description of Natal 469
1711
CHE]
INDEX.
ICLA
Christus Patiens 26
Chronicle of the Old 440, 897
Chronicles of England 346, 370
Chronicles of Great Britain and France. 851
Ohronicon de Abingdon *33o
Chronological Tables 289, 291, 301, 803
Chronologic 21, 301-303
Chronology (sacred,) 21, (P.) 1078
Chronometers 293, 578
See also Clocks and Watches.
CHRYSOSTOM, St. Homilies on Epistles
and Gospels 26
Homilies on Acts of
the Apostles 26
. Homilies to the Peo-
ple of Antioch 26
CHRYSOSTOME, St. Jean. (Euvres 25
CHURCH. Thos. Indian war of 1675-1676, 1259
Church and State.. 51, 216, 221, 917 (P.) 1158
Church and Clergy (P) 936,938, 1077,1079
1080, 1083, 1087, 1089, 1099, 1101-
1103, 1105, 1112, 1114, 1185, 1136-
1138, 1149, 1151, 1154
Church of England Quarterly Review. . . 52
Church of England. History of the. . . 34-36
'. Missions 40, 43, 1197
in Canada 1198
Papal aggression
on the, (P.) 1160
Church Dictionaries 28
Church Government and laws 918
See also Ecclesiastical Polity.
Church History 22, 24-5'i
Church Missionary Society ""51
Church Music *29, 720
Church Rates 51
Church Reform, 51, (P) 1076, 1079-1102, 1151
Church Symbols 51, 703
Church-wardens 218
Churches and Sects 28, 38, 827
Churches. Plan for building additional
(P) 927, 931
Churchman's Magazine (P) ] 112
Church-yards. See Cemeteries.
CHURCHILL'S Collection of Voyages and
Travels 523,1344
CHURCHILL, Col. Mount Lebanon 551
CHURCHILL. Poems 857
CHURCHILL, Chs. Memorials of Missio-
nary Life 1198
CHURTON'S Universal Amanuensis 832
GIBBER, C. Life, and History of the Stage. 484
1712
CICERO, M. T 820
Life, by Middleton 484
CIKSZKOWSKI. Du credit et de la circula-
tion 265
Cilicia. Ancient and Modern *456
CIMBER, L. Archives curieuses 420
Cincinnati. Account of, 1386, 1387
Cincinnati Library Association. Cata-
logue , 905
Cincinnatus. Ordre de 1264
CINQ-MARS. Sa conjuration 425
CINTI-DAMOREAU. Nouvelle methode de
chant *722
Circassian language 780
CIRCOURT, A. De la Suisse en 1847 438
Circulaires, instructions, <fec 211
Circnm-navigators of the Globe, <fec 521
Civil Bill Courts 137
Civil Code of France 203, 205
Civil Code of Louisiana 189
Civil Code of New York 191
Civil Code. English law arranged as a. . 126
Civil Engineer and Architects Journal. 742
Civil Engineers' Institute. Transactions
of 743
Civil Law '. . . . 90-94, 196, 215
Civil Service. See Administrative Re-
form.
Civilization 236, 256, 327-308, *238, 1412
CLACY, Mrs. Life in Australia 832
CLAIRBOIS, Vial de. Marine 686
CLAI>EYRON. Des locomotives 751
CLAPP, Roger. Memoirs 1233
CLARAC. Sculpture ancienne et moderne. 716
- Manuel de 1'histoire de 1'art . . *689
CLARENDON, E. Earl of. History of the
Great Rebellion 385
Life and Admi-
nistration 385
Lives of Frienda
and Contemporaries 476
State Papers. . 385
Religion and
Policy
CLARENDON, H. Earl of. State Letters.
CLARIGNY. Voir CUCHEVAL.
CLARIS. Dictionnaire de3 heresies ....
CLARK, C. Summary of Colonial Law..
216
390
*18
155
CLARK, H. On Heraldry 506
CLARK, Sir J. Influence of climate on
Disease 669
CLARK, J. New England's persecution. 1235
CLA]
INDEX.
[COG 1
CLARKE, A. Bibliographical Dictionary. 898
Bibliographical Miscellany. 898
CLARKE, Capt. Journal of the Expedi-
tion of 1390
CLARKE, Dr. Survey of Great Britain
(P) 1141
CLARKE, E. D. Life and Kemains 484
Travels 523
CLARKE, H. English Dictionary 793
English Grammar. ....... 793
CLARKE, J. "W. Life of James II 3
CLARKE, W. British Libraries 901
CLARKSON, T. African Slave Trade 248
Classical Dictionaries 806
Classical Literature 794
Classics, (Greek and Latin) 806
Classiques grecs el latins 806
CLAUBERG. Memoire sur *61
CLAUDIANUS 820
CLAVE, F. Cuba 285
Relation du Mexique avec les
Etats-Unis, la France et 1'Angle-
terre 1216
CLAVEL, A. Traite d'education 75
Histoire de la franc-ma^on-
nerie 307
CLAVIER. Histoire de la Grece 322
CLAVIGERO, Abbe D. F. History of
Mexico 1215
CLAY, H. Life and Speeches, by Mai-
lory 1223
Life and Works, by Colton, 1223
CLEAVELAND. Rural Cemeteries in U.
States *702
CLEAV&LAND, H. R. Life of Henry Hud-
son 1226
CLEGG, S. Architecture of Machinery. . 746
CLEGHORN, G. Ancient and Modern Art. 699
CLEMENT, A. Indigence *260
R6forme industrielle 258
CLEMENT, Felix. Eucologe *722
CLEMENT, M. Lettre a Voltaire (P) 1088
CLEMENT, P. Systeme protecteur 278
- Jacques Coauret Charles VII. 424
Administration de Colbert. .. 425
Gouvernement de Louis XIV. *425
CLEMENT d'ALEXANDRiE, Saint. Extraits
de ses osuvres 25
CLEMENT XIII et CLEMENT XIV, par Rs-
vignan 31
CLEMENTS, G. Customs Guide 280
CLERCQ et de VALLAT. Guide des consulats 97
PAOB
Clerge contemporain. Biographie du... 33
CLERK, J. On Election Committees. ... 114
On the Law of Elections .... 1 14
CLERY. Journal 423
CLEVELAND, H. "W". and BACKUS. Village
and Farm Cottages *707
CLIFFORD, H. Controverted Elections for
South wark HQ
Climat. Influence du 669
Climate of Bengal *300
Climate of Canada 1412
Climate of the United States. 1376
Climates and Climatology 299, 669
See also, Mtteorology.
CLINTON, F. H. Remains, by C. J. Clin-
ton 484
CLINTON, G. W. Digest of Reports,
New York , jgj
CLIVE, Lord. Life, by Gleig 484
Clocks and Watches, 293, 578, 728, 731-745
CLONCURRY, Lord. Life, by Fitzpatrick. 402
CLOQUET, H. Systeme anatomique 631
CLOT-BEY, A. B. La peste observed en
Egypte 675
Clothing 290, 296, 735
Clubs 224, 255
CLUNY, A. The American Traveller 1366
Le voyageur amcricain 1367
CLUVERIUS. Geographia antiqua 534
CLUZ. Fabricant de chapeaux 737
Coal, see Fuel.
Coals and the Coal Trade. Statistics of
*275, 290,294, 800, 625, (P) 1118
Coast Survey of the United States. . . .299, 520
IOATES, G. Herd-Book *659
OBBETT, W. French Dictionary 789
Political Works 229
Reformation in England
and Ireland 37
On Reform (P) 1149
OBDEN et la Ligue 253
COBHAM, Lord. Life, by Gasp ey 484
OCHET. La Norman die soutorraine. ... 433
COCHET DE SAVFGNY, P. C. M. Diction-
naire de la gendarmerie *213
OCHIN. (Euvres 200
Cochin China. Account of 557
COCIIRANE, A. B. Young Italy 436
OOCHRANE, .Capt. Chs. Stuart. Travels in
Colombia 1353
COCIJRANE, Lord. Letter to Lord Ellen-
borough (P) 1080
1713
COC]
INDEX.
[COL
Oocnur. Etudes sur les e"conomistes ... 253
. Des richesses 266
Des chemins de fer autrichiens. 271
De 1'esclavage 180
Du sort des classes souffrautes
et laborieuses 258
Industrie agricole 256
Law, son systeme et son epoque 263
Ministere de Colbert 425
Ressources agricoles de l'Alg6-
rie 256
COCKBURN, A. E. and ROWE, W. E. Cases
of Controverted Elections 115
COCKBURN, H. Life of Jeffrey 492
Memorials of his time .. 399
Code Civil 203-206
Code Civil. Proces-verbaux des discus-
sions da projet de *208
Code Napoleon 204-206
Code des dessechements 656
Code des prises 201
CODERRE, Dr. EMERY. Examen medico-
legal 1441
Codification 89
CoeiiR, J. French Argonaut and his
Times 484
Coffee, Its trade and manufacture ... 293, 298
Coffee, Its production and use 733
Coffee, Duty on (P) 1106, 1119
COFFIN, J. W. Of the Winds 615
COFFINIERES. Etudes sur le budget 262
COGGESHALL, G. American Privateers. . 1267
Coinage in Barbados (P) 1096
Coins and Coinage 263, 268, 290, 295,
299, 313, 360, (P) 930
COKE, Sir E. Institutes of the laws of
England ^ 129, 130
Life, by Johnson 484
COKE, E. T. Subaltern's Furlough 1370
COKE, H. J. Ride over the Rocky Moun-
tains to Oregon, <fec 1381, 1387
COLARDEAU. CEuvres choisies 872
Caliste 870
COLBERT 257, 425
Son histoire 484
COLBY, C. American Statistical Annual
for 1854 and 1855 '. 1232
GOLDEN, C. Five Indian Nations of Ca-
nada 1187
COLE, H. On Public Schools 80
COLE, Thos. Life of, by Rev. L. L. Noble 1228
COLE, W. R. Criminal Informations. . . . 133
1714
COLE, W. R. Law of Ejectment *142
COLEBROOKE, H. T. Iliudu Law of In-
heritance 172
COLENSO, Bp. Journal of a Tour in Natal 40
Coleopteres 643
COLERIDGK, H. Poems and Life 857
COLERIDGE, N. H. Six months in the
West Indies 1360
COLERIDGE, S. T. Complete Works 832
COLET, Louise. Enfances c61ebres 474
Poesies 883
COLIGNY, G. de. Siege de Saint-Quentin 415
COLIGNY-SALIGNY. Memoires 417
COLIN, A. Lettres sur 1'Egypte 469
COLIN, G. Physiologic des animaux do-
mestiques 637
COLINS. La science sociale 237
COLLE. Le parti de chasse de Henri IV. 872
Dupuis et des Ronais 871
Collection de chroniques nationales 414
Collection de documents inedits 420
Collection de memoires 413-416
Collection des meilleures dissertations. ... 419
Collection de memoires sur la revolution
franchise 427
Collection laws, in United States 186
Collections de constitutions 101
Colleges, Dea 75
Colleges, see Universities.
COLLET. Trait6 des dispenses 214
COLLETTA. Royaume de Naples 437
COLLIER, J. Ecclesiastical History of
Britain 35
COLLIER, J. P. History of English Dram-
atic Poetry 802
COLLIER, R. P. On the Law of Mines. . . 149
COLLIGNON. Canaux et chemins de fer,
etc 758
COLLIN. Glissements des terrains argi
leux 652
COLLIN D'HARLEVILLE. CEuvres completes 878
COLLIN et TREMERY. Arithm6tique de-
montrSe 599
COLLINI. Journal d'un voyage 626
COLLINS, A* On Baronies by Writ, Ac. .. 107
COLLINS, Louis. Historical Sketches of
Kentucky 1251
COLLINS, W. Poems 857
COLLINS, W. W. Rambles beyond Rail-
ways 536
COLLOMBET. Vie de Chateaubriand .... 484
COLLOT, V. Journey in North America. 1373
COi]
INDEX.
[.COM
GOLLYER, J. Law of Partnership 144
OOLMAN, H. Agriculture of France, <fec . 653
Agriculture of Great Bri-
tain, &c 653
On European Life and Man-
ners 535
COLMONT, DE. Expositions franchises. . . 773
COLOMB, (Colon), Don Ferdinand. Life
of Christopher Colon 1165
COLOMB, Fernand. Vie de Christophe
Colomb 1165
Vide COLUMBUS.
COLOMB, R. L'ltalie il y a cent ans. . . . *541
COLOMBAT. Begaiement *87
Colombia. Hist 1205-1207
Geograph. & voyages, 1351-
1353, 1358
Recognition of, by Great Bri
tain (P) 940
in 1826 (P) 946
Loan to (P) 1155
Colombiade. La. . . ..... 166
COLOMBUS, (Colomb) C.
Navigation .... 1164
- His first dis-
coverie 1164
. Delia Origine e della Patria
di Christoforo Colombo 1165
His voyages to the West-
Indies 1164
Son liistoire, par le chevalier
Bossy 1165
Life and Voyages, by Wash-
ington Irving 1166
Life, by his son 1165
Relation des quatre voyages 1165
Sa vie et ses voyages, par
Roselly de Lorgues 1 166
Select letters 1165
The Landfall of Colombus on
his first Voyage to America, by
A. B. Becher 1166
Sa vie, par Lamartine . . . . 1165
Sa vie. par le baron de Bon
nefoux 1166
Sa vie, par son fils. ....... 1165
Colonial Church History 40
Colonial Law 154-177
Colonial Magazine 913
Colonial Policy 155, 285
Colonial Possessions. Reports on 156
, Colonial Service. Rules and Regulations
of.. ... 156
Colonial Statistics 280, 282, 291
Colonies. On the government of, 1177,
1207, 1237, 1261, 1270, 1422, 1423
Colonies and Colonization, 154, 233,273,
281, 285, 286, 1262, 1270, 1304,
1432, (P) 1118
See also Emigration.
'olonies agricoles 259, 285
Colonies en Amerique, 1176, 1207, 1208,
1269, 1270
Colonization Society, American 297, 913,
[P] 1144-1153
Colours 578, 589, 715, 729
COLQUHOUN, J. 0. History of Magic 592
COLQUHOUN, P. On the British Empire. . 273
On the Commerce and
Police of the Thames 272
COLTON, C. Atlas of the World 512, 1340
Public Economy for United
States 284
Tour of the American Lakes 1189
COLTON, C. C. Many Things in few Words 832
COLTON, Rev. W. Deck and Port 1388
Columbia District. History of 1249
COLUMELLE 821
COMBALOT. Philosophic catholique 46
COMBE, A. Management of Infancy 667
COMBE, G. On Criminal Legislation .... 246
Phrenology applied to Paint-
ing and Sculpture 632
Phrenology in United States 1381
System of Phrenology . 632
COMBER, W. T. National Subsistance (P) 1077
COMBES, Ch. Mines de Cornwall et de
Devon 755
Exploitation des mines. . 765
COMBES, (Edmoud) et TAMISIER (M.) Voya-
ge en Aby^sinie 562
Comets 290, 297, 299, 300, 578, 583
Commerce 271-283, 250
Commerce exterieur 283
Commerce de grains 250, 279
Commerce. History and Statistics of, 271,
274, 279-284, 298-300
See also, Trade.
Commerce. British (P) 931, 934, 936, 943,
1152, 1092, 1098, 1104, 1124, 1143^
1146, 1090,1157
Commerce. Colonial and Foreign (P) 1093
Commerce of British North America. . .280, 299
Commerce and Statistics of the United
States 1230-1232 (P) 1078
UTJ 1715
INDEX.
[CON-
Commercial Dictionaries r 271
Commercial Law 147
Commercial Law of France 208
Commercial Regulations of Foreign Coun-
tries trading with United States . . 284
COMMETTANT, Oscar. Trois ans aux Etats-
Unis 1382
Commissions. Governmental 280
Common Law of England 129
Commons, House of. Journals of the 117
Reports of Com-
mittees 117
Sessional Papers
of. 117
Sessional Papers
concerning Canada 1308-1834
Communism. 237, 918
Vide Socialism.
COMMTNKS, Philip de. Memoires 417
Memoirs 328
Companion to the British Almanac . ... 289
Compensations, des 73
Comptabilite 267, '279, 699
Comptabilite agricole 657
Comptes rendus de I'acade'mie des sciences 673
Compte rendu sur le recrutement de 1'ar-
me"e 682
Compte pre"sente au Roi 263
COMTE, Aug. Cours de philosophic po-
sitive 68
Philosophy of the sciences . . 68
Geometric analytique 602
COMTE, Charles. De la propriete- 206
Traite de legislation 222
COMTE, L. C, E. A. Manuel des sorciers.. 591
COMYN, J. Digest of the Laws 126
COMYN, R. B. Law of Usury 145
COMYN, Sir R. History of the Western
Empire 327
Conchology '. 620, 636, 644
Concile de Trente. Histoire du 28
Cate"chisrne du ...... 46
Candles. Histoire des 26, 28
Concordance entre les codes *90
Conconrs d'animaux. 658
CONDAMINE.M. de la. Voyages dans PA-
nu'rique M6ridionale 1362
. Travels in South
America 1352
CONDE, J- A. The Arabs in Spain 439
CONDE, L. Prince de. Life by Lord Ma-
hou... , 485
CONDER, J. Modern Traveller 62$
CONDJLLAC. CEuvres 878
Le commerce et le gouver-
nement 250
CONDORCET. (Euvres *234
Vie de Voltaire 504
Mathe"mathiques, astrono-
mic et hydraulique 699
Bibliotheque de 1'homme
public *221
Organisation do Tinstruotion
publique 83
Melange d'e"conomie politi-
que 250
Tableau de 1'esprit humain. 57
Recherches historiques sur
les Etats-Unis 1218
CONDY-RAGUET. Traite" des banques. . . . 265
Confederation des provinces anglaise.s,. . . 1446
Voir aussi Amerique Britannique du
Nord. .
Confessional 918
Conflict of Laws. Foreign and Domestic, 138
146, 156
CONFUCIUS. Les quatre livres moraux. . . 58
Par Pastoret 66
CONFUCIUS etMENCius. Livres sacr6s. .. 56
Congo. Voyages to 563
Congress. History and Debates 1224
Speeches in (P) 1163
Contested Elections in 181
Congress, Continental, (1774-1776). 1221,
1263, 1423, 1424, 1430, 1436
Congress Library Catalogue *905
Congressional Documents of United States 187
Congressional Globe *181
CONGREVE. Poems 857
Conjuration de Cinq-Mars 425
CONKLING, A. Admiralty Courts of U.
States 100
Connecticut State Agricultural Society's
Transactions 660
Blue Laws 1239
. Geology of 622
History of 1239
Records, Journal and
Laws 188
Law Reports 188
Mineralogy of. 622
Statistics 284,1240
CONNELL, Sir J. Law of Tithes in Scot-
land... 21
CON']
INDEX.
icoo
CONNOLLY, J. Treatment of the Insane. . 244
On Lunatic Asylums 244
CONNOLLY, T. Corps of Sappers and
Miners 682
Conquest. On the Right of (P) 1146
CONEAKT. Memofres 417
CONSCIENCE, H. Scenes de la vie flamande. 884
Tales of Flemish Life. . . 896
La guerre des paysans. . *883
Conscience. Liberte de 221, *67
Conseil legislatif, Canada. Journaux 160, 161
Conseils generaux de 1'agriculture, etc. . . 660
CONSIDEBANT, V. Le socialisme *237
Destined sociale *237
Constables, and Constabulary force. . .134, 293
See Police.
CONSTABLE'S Foreign Miscellany 890
Constable's Assistant, by Gowan *166
CONSTANT, A . L. Litt<rature ^r^tienne *19
CONSTANT, Benjamin. Discours 124
Coura de politi-
que constitutionnelle 123
Adolphe *876
De la religion. . . *45
Melanges de litte-
rature *234
Memoires sur les
cent jours *430
Ministerial res-
ponsibility (P.) 926
Liberty of the
Press (P) 926
On dissolution of
Chamber of Deputies (P) 936
Eulogium on. By
Sir T. Romilly (P) 1 077, 1 149
CONSTANT- VIGUIER, et autres. Manuel
de Miniature 715
CONSTANTIN. Bibliothe"conomie 899
Constantinople. Emperors of 290
Hist 326, 449, 450
See also Byzantine Empire.
Accounts of. .. , 551
Constantinople et le Bosphore *545
Constitution of England. 102, 104, 232 (P) 933
See also British Constitution.
Constitution of the Colonies 154, 156, 171
Constitution of Belgium 124
Constitution of Canada 159
Constitution de V Angleterre 103
Constitution de la Belgique 124
Constitutions. Collections de 101
Constitutions. Esprit des *22S
Constitutions de la France 123
Constitution of the United States. Secret
Convention for forming the 1263
Constitutions of the United States, and of
the several States. 178-182, 1254, 1425
Constitutions despeuples libres *223
Constitutions. On the formationof*49, 182, 228
Constitution*. Collections of, *223, 101, 123,
178, 182
Constitutions de VAngleterre et de la
France (P) 944
Constitutional Law 104, 184
Constitutionnel, Droit. Voir Droit et
Politique.
Construction of Statutes 127, 184
Constructions. Code des 207
Constructions en poterie 709
Constructions en Jer 709
Constructions en fonte 709
Consuls 97, 99
Contagion. Opinions concerning. . . . .(P) 943
See also Maclean.
Contagious Fevers .(P) 1081
CONTANSEATT. French and English dic-
tionary *789
Contes 866,869, 880, 881, *888
Contrasts. Law of 146
Contrainte par corps *210
Contrefacon. Traite" de la *206
Conveyancing, (Principles and precedents) 141
Conveyancing in the United States 186
Convocations of the Church 38, 217
CONYBEARE, W. J. Essays 39
and HOWSON, Life
and Epistles of St. Paul 11
COODE, G. Legislative expression 127
COOK, Captain. Voyages round the
"World 525
Abstract of his three Vo-
yages 565
Voyage in the Northern
Hemisphere 580
Voyage towards the South
Pole 688
COOKE, G. W. Copyhold Enfranchise-
ment 140
History of Party 229
: Law of Defamation. . . . 140
Life of Bolingbroke. . . . 482
Hustings Law *H4
COOKE, W. B. Views in Rome 541
1717
COO]
INDEX.
COR
COOLEY, A. J. Practical Receipts in the
Arts, .fee 735
COOLEY, W. D. Histoiy of Maritime, Ac.
Discovery 521
COOPER, Miss. Rural Hours 882
COOPER, C. P. On the Public Records. . 345
Catalogue of Books on
Spanish Law *905
Pamphlets on various sub-
jects 1159, 1160
COOPER, C. W. Counties of Frontenac
Lennox, and Addmgton 1431
COOPER, J. F. Novels and Tales 832
Letter to Lafayette 1426
Navy of the U. States.. . 1225
.. Histoire de la marine aux
Etats Unis 1225
Notions of the Americans 1380
COOPER, J. G. Poems 857
COOPER, R. Upper Canada Chancery
Court, Rules, Ac 164
COOPER, S. Surgical Dictionary 673
COOPER, T. Pol itital Economy 251
COOTE, C. History of Ancient Europe. . . 326
COOTE, H. and R. On the Law of Mort-
gage 140
COOTE, R. P. Political pamphlets. . .(P) 1182
COPLAND, J. Dictionary of Medicine. . . . 666
COPLESTON, Bishop. Remains of 49
COPLEY. J. S. Horsham Election Case .. 116
COPWAY, G. Forest Life 1188
Ojibway Nation 1138
Copyright and Copyright question . . 148,
186, 298, (P) 923, 930, 937, 1107
Copyright of Designs (P) 1115
Copyright, International *95
COQUELIN. De 1'industrie liniere 250
Du credit et des banquee. . . 265
OOQUEREL. Mariages mixtes *240
COQUIEL. Enaeignement industriel 258
<3oQuiLLARD. (Euvres 867
COQUIILE, Guy. ffiuvres 200
Coquillcs 644
Coral Reefs *612
CORBAUX, F. On Compound Interest. . . . 266
On Laws of population. . . . 266
CORBET, Poems 858
OORBETT, U. & DANIELL. Cases of Contro-
verted Elections 115
CORBIERE, 1'abbe 1 . Le droit prive" dans
ses rapports avec la conscience . . . 221
COEOELLE, F. de. D6mocratie ame'ricaine 180
COROELLE, F. de. De 1'esclavage aux
Etats-Unis 180
CORDIER, M. Jos. Construction des routes. 760
La France et PAngleterre 233
Cordillieres. Vues des 1188
CORDOVA, H. de. His expedition in 1517 1213
COREAL, Francois. Voyages aux Indes
Occidentales ] 344
CORKRAN, J. F. National Constituent
Assembly 432
CORMENIN. Timon 879
Droit administratif 211
Manuel du contentieux dc
l'administration municipale 211
Entretiens de village 254
Pamphlet de police *285
Etat de la question *235
L'e"ducation *235
Liste civile de>oilee *235
Oui et non *285
Feu ! Feu 1 *235
Dialogues politiques *285
Petit pamphlet sur le projet
de constitution *236
Pamphlet sur 1'independance
de 1'Italie *235
Libert6 de 1'enseignement. . *235
Revision *235
Corn. Account of disease in. By Sir J.
Banks and T. A. Knight. .(P) 927, 1187
Observations on the above. .. .(P) 928
Corn and Currency, (P) 931, 933, 936,
937, 1084, 1097, 1099, 1120, 1124,
1129, 1137, 1140, 1141, 1143, 1144
1146, 1157
Corn Laws. 120, (P) 230, 263, 278, 925,
926, 936, 937, 944/945, 1121,
1127, 1180, 1132, 1135
Corn Trade. 293, 298, 800, (P) 946, 1078, 1145
CORNARO. On long life (P) 937
CORNE, H. Le cardinal de Richelieu. ... 425
Le cardinal de Mazarin 425
CORNEILLE LEBRUN. Voyage par la Mos-
covie 553
CORNEILLE, P. OZuvres 870
Chefs-d'ceuvres 870
' Sa vie 495
CORNEILLE, Ths. Chefs-d'ceuvres 870
CORNING, W. H. Infidelity and Mesmerism *592
CORNISH, W. F. Essays on Uses 140
On Purchase Deeds of
Freehold Estates 141
1718
INDEX-
\_COU
PAGE
CORNUCHE. Geodesic pratique *749
CORNTJTI, J. Ciinadensium Plantarum
Historia 649
Cornwall. County history 404
Cornwall, Duchy of. Rights to the. (P) 1145
CORONADO, Vasquez. Lettres a Charles
V 1171
Relation du voya-
ge a la Nouvelle Terre 1 171
Coronation Ceremonies (P) 1120, 1155
Coronation Oath (P) 1098, 1146
Coronation Sermon, (George 4th) .... (P) 937
Coronations. Chapters on 104
Coroners. Law of 138
Corporations. Law of. 143
Corporations religieuses 33
Voir Ordres religieux.
Corporations monastiques au sein du pro-
testantisme 33
Correspondance officielle de Napoleon. . *430
Corse. Histoire 440, 257, *487
Corsica. Geography 534
History *437
CORTEZ. F. Relations de 1168
His Expedition 1213
Relatione secunda, terza, etc. 1213
Correspondance de F. Cortez
avec Chai-les Quint 1213
The despatches of 1213
Relatione d'un gentilhomme
de Signer Fernando Cortese 1213
Relation sur la Nouvelle Es-
pagne 1218 j
Lettere due di Pedro d'Alva-
rada a Fernando Cortese 1213 i
Lettere di Diego Godoi a
Fernando Cortese 1214;
Deux lettres de Pedro d'Al-
varado a Fernando Cortes 12141
Relation adressee par Diego I
de Godoi a F. Cortes 1214 :
Voyages et conquetes de F.
Courtois 1214
Expedition for the reduction
of New Spain 1214
CORY, I. P. Ancient Fragments of Phoe-
nician, &c., Writers 320
Aucieut and Modern Philo-
sophy '. 58
- On Accounts, etc 267
CORYTOV, J. Law of Letters Patent . ... 148
COSMO III. Travels in England 536
Cosmogonie 18
Cosmographie 509
Cosmos 580
Cosmos. Revue encyclopedique 573
COSNAC, Daniel de. Me'moires 418
COSTAZ. Thebes il7
COSTAZ. Administration en France *235
COSTE, M. Instructions pratiques sur la
pisciculture 640
COSTELLO, L. S. Rose Garden of Persia . 889
Tour to and from Na-
ples 542
Life of Duchess of Bur-
gundy 482
Life of J. Co3ur 484
Costumes 306, 311, 378
Costumes militaires 423
COTELLE. Droit administratif 211
COTORAVE, R. French Dictionary 789
COTHEAL, A. Of the Mosquito Language. 629
Coton. Industrie du 258, 729
Voir Cotton.
Cottage architecture 706
COTTE. Traite de m<3teorologie 586
Memoires de me'teorologie 586
COTTER, R. Bermudas. . [P] 1089
CoTriN, Mme. CEuvres completes 874
COTTLE, J. Reminiscences of Coleridge
and Southey 485
Cotton. Its culture, trade and manufac-
ture.. 275, 295, 297, 293, *510,
*654, 729, 764
COTTON, Lieutenant Colonel. Public
Works in India 761
COTTON. Massachusetts Indian Language 1188
COTTON, C. Poems 858
COTTON, H. Editions of the Bible in
English 16
Rheims and Douay 16
Typographical Gazetteer. . 898
COTTON, J. Life and Letters 1233
COTTON, N. Poems 858
Cottoniau Library. M.S.S 344
COTTRELL, C. II. Recollections of Siberia 556
COTXU. He de Rhodes 450
COTTU. Administration in England (P) 935
COTTY. Dictionnaire d'artillerie 681
COUAII.HAC. Pitie pour elle *882
COUES. Mechanical Philosophy *580
Couleurs 729, 715, 578, 589
COURIER. Positions geonomiques du
globe 616
. 1719
COU]
INDEX.
cor]
Council of Trtnt 28, 216
County Courts 137, 296, (P.) 128
in Upper Canada. . .*164, 165
County Rates. Pamphlets on . .[P] 1154
Coupe des pierres 709, 738
COURCELLE SENEUIL, G. J. Operations de
banque *265
Manuel des
affaires *265
COURCELLES, de. Histoire des pairs de
France 509
Dictionnaire des g6ne-
raux francais 479
COURCY, H. de. Voir LAROCHE HERON.
COURDEMANCHE, A. de. Danger de preter
sur hypotheque *208
COURIER, Paul Louis. (Euvres 234
COURNOT, A. A. Fondements de nos con-
naissances *62
Courrier du Canada 1414
Cours de mine>alogie et de geologic. .. . 738
Cours de navigation 758
COURSON, de. Histoire des peuples bretons 409
COURT DE GEBELIN. Monde priraitif .... 305
COURTENAY. Life of Sir W. Temple. . . . 502
COURTENAY, T. P. On the sinking fund (P.) 2711
Courtesy, Christian *5 1
COURTOIS. Operations de bourse 265
Courts of Justice in England, 105, 131, 135
Courts of Justice in Canada, 164
Courts of Justice in France 196, 210
Courts of Justice in United States 184
Courts Martial, (English) 149(P) 933
Courts Martial, (American) 684
Courts Martial. Trials before, in Montreal 1 64
COUSIN, V. Principes de la revolution
francaise 235
Fragments philosophiques.. 68
Defense de I'universit6 . . 68, 84
Jacqueline Pascal 71
Instruction publique 84
Ouvrages inedits d' Abailard 60
Justice et charite 71
Philosophic du XVlIIe
siecle 61
Philosophic de Kant 70
Introduction a 1'histoire de
la philosophic 57
Mctaphysique d'Aristote. . 70
Des pens6es de Pascal .... 71
Du vrai, <iu beau, et du
bien 68, 689
COUSIN, V.
PAOB
Madame de Longueville. . 494
Madame cle Sable 500
Madame de Hautefort. . . . 490
Instruction en Prusse 85
Instruction publique en Al-
lemagne 85
Education in Holland 85
History of Modern Philoso-
phy 61
Voir BAUDRILLART et PLANCHE.
COUSST, Mathieu de. Chromques 414
COUTTS, Miss Burdett. Prizes for common
things *80
Coutumes 198
Coutume de Paris 199
Coutume de Paris traduite en anglais... 162
Coutume de Paris redigee par un comit6
de messieurs canadiens 162
Coutumes du Beauvoisis 198
Coutumes de Bourgogne 198
Coutumes d' Orleans 198
Coutumes de Bretagne 198
Coutumes de Normandie 198
COUTURE, ,l'Abb6. Vie priv6e des ro-
mains 324
COUVERCHEL. Traite des fruits 664
COVEL, J. Greek Church 30
COVENTRY, Mr. Pompey the Little *828
COVENTRY, T. and HUGHES. Index to
Common Law Reports 152
Cow. History and use of the 658, 659
COTTLET. Poems 858
COWLEY. Voyage autour du monde 624
OOWPER, H. Cases in King and Queen's
Bench 158
COWPKR, W. Works, including Transla-
tion 833
Cox, E. W. Law of Joint-stock Compa-
nies 144
Law of Registration and
Elections 115
Consolidation Acts *143
Cox, E. W. and BABINGTON. New Cri
minal Law Statutes 133
Cox, E. W. and LLOYD. Law of County
Courts 137
Cox, H. The British Commonwealth ... 104
Cox, R. Sabbath Laws 241
Cox, Ross. Adventures on the Colom-
bia river 1391
COXE, A. 0. Impressions of England.. 536
COXE, D. English Province of Carolana. 1386
1720
COJT]
INDEX.
ICRI
COXE, Tench. View of the United States
of America
COXE, W. Life of Maryborough
Bourbon Kings of Spain. . . .
History of the House of Aus-
tria
Life and Administration of
Walpole
Administration of Henry Pel-
ham.
Life, &G. , of Duke of Shrews-
bury
Travels in Switzerland
Travels in Norway and Den-
mark.
Travels in Russia.
Of the Russian Discoveries..
Decouvertes des Russes entre
1'Asie et FAmerique
Coxox. Voyage in the South Sea
CRABB, G. Digest and Index of Statutes.
History of English Law. . . .
Law of Property
Synonyms
CEABBE, G. Poetical Works
CRADOCK, J. Literary Memoirs
CEAIK, G. L. Spencer and his Poetry. .
tnglish of Shakespeare . .
Pursuit of Knowledge . . .
History of British Com-
History of Literature, &c .
CBAIK, G. L., MACFAELANE, &c. His-
tory of England
CRANTZ, D. History of Greenland
CEASHAW. Poems
CRAUFORD, T. University of Edinburgh,
(P)
CEAUFOSD, Lt. Gecl. On Currency and
the Poor Laws (P)
CEAWFCRD, G. Peerage of Scotland
CBAWFURD, J. Dictionary of Indian Is-
lands and adjacent country
The Indian Archipelago.
Embassy to Court of Ava.
Embassy to Siam and
Cochin china
Malay Grammar and Dic-
tionary
CREASY, E. S. Fifteen Decisive Battles.
History of Ottoman Turks
Invasions of England . . .
1219
494
440
443
392
392
391
642
543
546
532
533
1180
i25
129
140
793
858
833
864
863
803
272
803
337
1407
858
1087
1125
507
555
464
555
782
306
449
397
JREASY, E. S.
Memoirs of Etonians . . .
Rise and Progress of Eng-
478
lish Constitution 103
CREBILLON. CEuvres 872
Credit. Institutions de 265, 258
Credit fonder 268
Credit public (P) 1128
Voir finances.
Credit establishment in Russia (P) 1129
Creeds and Confessions of Faith 28, 38
CEEICHTON, Capt. Autobiography 485
CREMAZIE, J. Lois criminelles 163
Notions utiles 168
CEESPEL, Rev. P. E. Voyage en Canada. 1401
CRESSY. Church History of jBrittany. . . *35
CRESTS. Book of 508
CRESY, E. Encyclopedia of Civil Engi-
neering and Supplement 742
Crete. Travels in 545
CRETINEAU-JOLY. Histoire des Jesuites. 31
Histoire des traitea de
1815 97
Scenes d'ltalie et de
Vendee 880
CBEUXIUS, ouDucRKux, F. Historia Cana-
densis 1191
CREUZER. Religions de 1'antiquite 27
CREVECOSUR. Voir ST. JOHN.
CREVIER. Histoire des empereurs 325
Crime, its extent, causes, <fcc. . 245, 290,
293, 297, *678, (P) 1085
Crime. Increase of. . (P) 934, 945, 946, 1097,
1101, 1108, 1132, 1158
Crimea. History, &c 447
Crimea. War in the 448, 450, *685
Crimes. Guerre de 448,450
Criminal Code in England (P) 935, 936
Criminal Law of England. 132, 151 (P) 1077
See also, Capital Punishment.
Criminal Laiv, of Canada 163, 166
Criminal Law of Scotland 150
Criminal Law of the United States 1 84
Criminal Legislation 245, 246
Criminal Lunatics 149, 245, 248
Criminal Trials 193
Criminels 246
Criminelles. Lois 202
Voir Dtoit.
CRINOX, J. L. F. Forestier Praticien.. 557
CRIPPS, H. W. Laws of 'Church and
Clergy 218
Gristallographie 626
1721
INDEX.
ICUR
Critique litteraire 794-806
Croisades 328
CEOKER, J. W. History of the Guillotine. 331
Essays on the French Re-
volution *429
CHOKER, T. C. Popular Songs of Ireland. 858
Researches in Ireland... 401
CROLY, G. Life of Burke 483
Historical Sketches, <fec 332
History of George IV 396
CROMWKLL and BUNYAN. Lives, by Southey 476
Crosby Hall Lectures on Education .... 79
CROSS, F. Landed Property *266
On House Property *266
CEOSS, J. On Law of Lien 138
CROSS, T. Military Laws of U. States. .. 186
CROSSE. Memorials *591
CROSTHWAITE, C. Synchronology 303
CROWE, E. History of France 411
Reigns of Louis XVIII, and
Charles X 431
Crown Law. 104, 151
Crown. Influence of the, [P] 1106, 1119, 1131
1147.
Crown. Safety of the [P] 1146
CROY. Episodes de voyages 546
CROZE-MAGNAN. Mus6e francais 693
CROZET. Procedure administrative *213
CRUDEN, A. Concordance 16
CRUICKSHANK, B. Gold Coast of Africa. . 563
GRUIKSHANK, G. Three Courses and a
Dessert 833
CRUISE, W. Origin and Nature of Digni-
ties 107
Crusades, The 328, 918
Crustacea 635, 641
CRUVEILHIER. Anatomic descriptive . . . 631
Crystal Palace Guides 771
Crystal Palace, See Exhibitions,-Syden-
ham Palace.
Crystallography 626
Cuba. Acquiring of by G. Britain. [P] 1151
Hist. & Voyages. . . . 1211, 1371, 1372
CUBAIN. Droits des femmes 206
CUBIERES. Coquillages de mer 644
CUCHEVAL-CLARIGNY. Reformes commer-
ciales 278
Suppression de la
traite 180
-La presse au dix-
neuvieme siecle 238
Vie de Hume. . 492
CUCHEVAL-CLARIGNY. Le Texas et les
Etats-Unis, les Scrivains aineri-
cains, la presse aux Etats-Unis. . . 1229
CUDWORTH, R. Intellectual System of
the Universe 62
CUGNET, F. J. Trait6 de la Loi des Fiefs,
en Canada ; . . . . 162
Autres traite's 162
CUJACICS, J. Opera Omnia 92
Culdees , 39
Culloden Papers 398
Culte payen 52, 27
Cultes 27
CUMBERLAND. L'americain 891
CUMBERLAND. Rt. Rev. R. Origines Gen-
tium AntiquissimaB 820
Phffinician History. 820
CUMIN, P. Manual of Civil Law 93
GUMMING, Mr. (of India) on his services (P) 1 101
GUMMING, R. G. Hunter's Life in Africa. 564
CUNDALL. Examples in Ornament 703
CUNNINGHAM, A. Lives of British Painters,
Sculptors, Architects, <fec 718
Songs of Scotland 858
CUNNINGHAM, Major A. Bhilsa Topes ... 64
Ladak or Tibet 557
CUNNINGHAM, J. Poems 858
CUNNINGHAM, J. D. History of the
Sikhs 461
CUNNINGHAM, P. Nell Gwynne 490
London, past and
present 527
London in 1854 527
Cures, code des 220
Curiosit6s de 1'archeologie 311
CuriositiSs litteraires 909
Curiosit6s biographiques 909
Curiosites des inventions 909
Curiosite's militaires 909
Curiosites anecdotiques 909
Curiosites des traditions 909
Curiosites philologiques 909
Curiosites bibliographiques 909
CURLING, J. B. Corps of Gentlemen-at-
arms 406
CURRAN, Rt. Hon. J. P. and his Contem-
poraries 476
Sketches of Irish Bar 476
Speeches 121
Currency Question 232, 262, 264, [P] 1125
See also Corn and Currency.
Currency of the Colonies 264
1722
CUE]
INDEX.
[DAM
CUBRY, J. Civil Wars in Ireland 400
CUETIS, G. T. Jurisdiction of TJ. S.
Courts 184
Law of Copyright 148
Law of Patents 186
Rights and Duties of
Seamen 99
American Conveyancer. *186
CURTIS, G. W. Lotus-Eating .. 833
CURTIS, T. F. Progress of Baptist Prin-
ciples *40
CURWKN, Samuel. Journal tod Letters. . . 1228
CURZON, Hon. R. Monasteries in the Le-
vant 524,552
Year at Erzeroum . . 552
CURZON, de. Enfants trouve's 259
GUSHING, Mrs. Contributions to the
" Garland," 1409
GUSHING, L. S. Lex Parliamentaria Ame-
ricana 112
Rules of Proceeding in De-
liberative Assemblies 181
CUSSY, de. Voir MARTENS et HAUTERIVE.
CUBSY, de. Phases et causes du droit des
nations *100
CUSTINE, de. L'Espagne sous Ferdinand
VII 440
La Russie en 1839 447
Me'moires et voyages.... *535
Customs. Old English 353, 378
Customs Duties 279, 294
See also Tariffs.
Customs Laws. English and Foreign. . 147, 213
CUVELIER. Chroniquede Du Guesclin. . . 420
CUVIER, F. Des cetac6s 638
CUVIER, G Recherches sur les ossemens 633
Le regne animal 633
Animal Kingdom arranged. 633
Pr ogres des sciences natu-
relles 606
Revolutions sur la surface
du globe 616
Par Flourens 633
et VALENCIENNES. Histoire
naturelle des poissons 640
CUVILLIER-FLEURY. Etudes litteraires. . 8
Cuzco 1202, 1358
Cyclopedia of Religious Denominations. . 27
Cyclopedia of Political, <fec., Knowledge.. 224
Cyclopedia of Biography, by E. Rich . . . 473
Cyclopedia of Biography (Appleton's).. . 473
Cyclopedias, various 907, 908
CYPRIAN, St. Epistles 26
Treatises 26
CYPRIEN, St. Extraits de ses oeuvres . . . 25
CYRIL, St. On the Creed 26
DABLON, Le P. Claude. Relations de
laNbuvelle France 1661
DACIKR. Progres de Phistoire 795
DACOSTA. Israel and the Gentiles 20
DAGAR. Nouveau Ferriere 195
Daguerreotype. Voir Photographic.
D'AGUESSEAU. CEuvres 200^
DAHLMANN, F. E. History of English
Revolution 390
DAIRE, Eug. Physiocrates 251
Melanges d'economie poli-
tique 250
Dakota Grammar 615
D'ALAUX, G. Soulouque et son empire. . 1209
D'ALBRET, J. B. Des arbres fruitiers. . . 664
DALCHO, F. Protestant Episcopal Church
in South Carolina 1 197
D'ALEMBERT. Voir ALEMBERT.
DALLAS, A. J. Reports, Pennsylvania
and United States 185
DALLAS, R. Conspiracy against the
Jesuits 31
DALLAS, R. 0. History of the Maroons. 1211
DALLAS, W. E. Vertebrated Animals. .. 577
DALLOZ. Jurisprudence general e 203
Repertoire 203
DALMAS. Revolution de St. Domingue. . 1208
Dalmatia. History of 444
Travels in 544
DALRYHPLE; Alex. Collection of Voy-
ages 1347
DALRYMPLE, Sir J. Feudal Property... 128
Memoirs of Great
Britain 389
DAMON, H. G. History of British Guiana. 1202
D'ALTON, J. History of Ireland 400
DALTOX, J. Life and Scientific Re-
searches 595
DALYELL, J. G. Superstitions of Scot
land 399
Damages. Measure of 134
DAMAS. Relation 428
DAMER, Mrs. Tour in Greece, Turkey, <fcc. 546
Dames. Manuel des 75
DAMIRON. Cours de philosophic 68
Philosophie en France au
XVIIe siecle *68
1723
DAM]
INDEX.
{.DAY
DAMIRON. Philosophie en France au
XlXesiecle *68
Examen critique du Carte-
sianisme 61
Sur Jean Clauberg, Cassendi,
&c 61
Sur Spinosa, Mellebranche,
Ac 61
Sur la providence 71
DAMOISEAU. ThSorie de la lune 583
DAMPIER'S Account of New Holland. . . . 565
Account of the Philippines
Voyages round the World.
- Voyages autour du monde. . .
DANA, J. D. System of mineralogy
569
524
524
624
DANA, R. H. Seaman's Manual 687
DANCOUET. Drames divers .871, 872
DANDINI'S Voyage to Libanus 551
DANDOLO, Count. Art of Rearing Silk-
worms 643
Danemark. Hist 451, 452
DANIEL, le P. Histoire de la milice
francaise 423
DANIEL. Poems 858
DANIKLL, E. R. Pleading the Practice
of Chancery 136
DANIELL, J. F. On Study of Chemical
Philosophy 598
Meteorological observa-
tions. 585
Danish Language 784
DANJEAU. Journal 425
Danse 723, 720
Danse des Moris *593- *714
Danse des tables 593
DANSEY, W. Horse Decanicae Rurales . . 29
DANTE, A. Life, by Count Balbo 486
Vision 893
Divina Comedia 892
Divine Corne'die 892, 893
DANTOINB. Regies du droit canon 214
DANTT. Preuve par te~moins 202
D'AEBLAY, Madame. Diary and Letters 394
DABBY, J. Botany of the Southern
States *650
DABBY, "Wm. Tour from New York to
Detroit 1368, 1387
Memoir on Florida 1386
D'ARCHIAC. Progres de la geologic 621
DAED, H. J. B. Conf6rence du code
civil *204
DABEAU. Trait6 des injures 201
1724
MM
DARESTE. Histoire de 1'administration. . 286
Hiatoire des classes agricoles 258
JDarien. Isthmus of 1350
Dark Ages *27, 326
DABLEY, F. Outline Compositions 718
DARLING J. Cyclopaedia Bibliographica . 899
DARLING, W. S. Sketches of Canadian
Life 833,1189
DARLINGTON. Agricultural Botany *661
DARTON, T. C. Statistical Tables 274
DARU. La Bretagne 433
Histoire de^fenise 487
DABVEACT, R6v. M. Mission de la Riviere
Rouge 1194
DABVILL. On the Race Horse *659
DARWIN, C. Voyage of a Naturalist
round the World 611
The Zoology of a Voyage
of Discovery 635
On some Fossils of Britain 627
DASH. Les Orphelins *883
DAUBENTON. Tableau m6thodique des
mineraux 624
Poissons 640
DAUBENY, C. On the Atomic Theory. . . 581
D'AUBIGNE, M. History of the Reforma-
tion 37
Tour in Germany, Eug-
DAUMONT.
DAUNOU.
land and France 37, 535
And his writings *51
DAUBUZ, C. Symbolical Dictionary 21
D'AULNET, Mme. Voyage au Spitzberg. 588
Voir AULNET.
D'AULT, D. Dictionnaire desCroisades. . *19
DAUMAS. Mceurs de 1'Algerie 470
Chevaux du Saharah 658
Voyage en Suede 543
Instruction publique 83
Etudes historiques 805
Recueil des historiens 418
D'AUTON. Chroniques 425
DACZATS. Expedition francaise au Mexi-
que 1378
DAVENANT. Poems 858
DAVENNE, H. J. B. Voirie urbaine *212
D'AvESAC. Histoire de 1'Afrique 467
lies d' Afrique 468
DAVESIES. L'Egypte moderne 469
Mahomet-Ali 469
DAVID, Emeric. Musee francais 693
Histoire de 1'art par les
monuments 690
INDEX.
FAGS
DAVIDS, A. L. Grammaire Turque 780
DAVIDSON, Lucretia M. Life of, by 0. M.
Sedgwick 1226
DAVIDSON, S. Hebrew Text of Old Testa-
ment, revised 10
Introduction to New Tes-
tament 17
Explanations, <fec 17
DAVIE, W. R. Life of, by F. M. Hubbard 1226
DAVIES. Poems 858
DAVIES, (C.) and PECK, (M. G.) Mathe-
matical Dictionary.. ; 599
DAVIES, C. M. History of Holland 438
DAVIES, E. Celtic Researches 333
DAVIES, G. On Annuities 267
DAVIES, (H.) and LAURENT, (E.) Mercan-
tile and Bankrupt Law of France. 209
DAVIES, Rev. J. Religious and Moral
Tracts (P) 1088
DAVIES, J. On the Human Mind 65
DATIES, Sir J. Causes of Ireland's Diso-
bedience 400
DAVIES, T. S. Geometry 600
DAVIS, A. J. His Writings examined. . . *592
DAVIS, C. H. Law of Deposit of the
Flood-tide 614
DAVIS, D. Criminal Prosecutions *184
DAVIS, E. H. Ancient Monuments of the
Mississippi Valley 1184
DAVIS, J. Voyages to America 528
DAVIS, John. Travels in the United
States 1379
DAVIS, (J. B.) andTnunNAM, (J.) Crania
Britannica *633
DAVIS. J. E. Law of Evidence in County
Courts 137
Laws for protecting Women 240
DAVIS, J. F. China and its inhabitants. . 556
China, during the war and
since 466
DAVIS, N. Evenings in the African Sa-
hara 561
DAVIS, W. H. War of Ormuzd and
Ahriman *231
DAVIS, W. W. H. El Gringo 1374'
DAVISON J. On the Poor Laws (P) 1099
DAVY, Sir H. Collected Works 576
Agricultural Chemistry.. 655
Chimie agricole 655
Memoirs of . ... *486
DAVY, J. Ionian Islands and Malta 451
The West Indies.. . 1207
DAWES, M. On Intellectual Liberty. .(P) 1098
DA WES, R. On Secular Instruction 80
Phenomena of Industrial Life 728
DAWSON, Rev. Eli. Discourse at Quebec. 1278
DAWSON, J. W. Acadian Geology 621
DAWSON, T. H. Statistics of Scotland
abridged 399
DAY, C. W. Five years in the West
Indies 1360
DAY, S. Monastic Institutions 33
DAY, Sherman. Historical collections of
Pennsylvania 1246
Day, Division of the .291, 578
DEACON, E. E. On Bankruptcy *140
Dead, of drinking in remembrance of
the (P) 1158
Dead Sea 550
Deaf and Dumb 87, 614, (P) 927
DEALTRY, W. Vindication of the Bible
Society 16
DEANE, J. Worship of the Serpent 52
DEANE, J. P. Law of Blockade 99
DEARN, T. D. W. Historical account of
the Weald of Kent 405
DEARSLY, H. R. Criminal Process 133
Death Punishment, see Capital Punish-
ment.
Death, Signs of 670
DE AYALA, Don J. L. History of Gib-
raltar 440
Debate, Art of 806, 917
Debates. See Congress Debates ; Parlia-
mentary Debates.
DEBAR Y. Canary Islands 560
DK BELLOY. Drames 870
DE BODE, Baron. Travels in Luristan, <fec. 651
DE Bow. Resources of United States. . . 288
Seventh Census of the United
States, 1850 1232
Abstract of 1232
DEBRET, J. B. Voyage au Bresil 1355
DEBREYNE. Theorie biblique de la cos-
raogouie. 18
Essai sur la theologie morale 46
Pense'es d'un croyant catho-
lique 46, *631
Mffichialogie 46
Therapeutique 671
Le Dimanche 241
Etude de la mort 73, *668
Le salut de la France 238
Du suicide.. 78
1725
DEB]
INDEX.
DEBEKTNE. L'influence comparative du
regime v6g6tal et du regime animal
73,
Precis de physiologic catholi-
que 681,
Oolonie agricole monastique.
'668
668
259
Debt, see Imprisonment for Debt.
Debts of American States 298
Debtor and Creditor. Law of 186
See, also, Bankruptcy.
DEOAISNE. Le bon jardim'er 664
DBCATUR, S. Life of, by A. S. Mackenzie. 1226
DEOAUX. Marius 870
Decentralisation *235, 224
Decimalism and Decimal Coinage ..269,
293, (P) 925, 985
DE CLERCQ et de VALLAT. Guide des
consulats 79
Decouvertes. Voyez Inventions.
Decretales 214
D'EDRisr. Geographic 510
Defalcations in United States 298
Defense de la philosophic de l'6conomie
politique 250
DEFFAND, Mme. du. Lettres a Walpole. . 486
DEFOE, D. Union of England & Scotland. 391
Journal of the Plague Year. 388
Memoirs, by Wilson 486
Novels and Miscellaneous
works 833
Robinson Crusoe 882
DEFONTA:NE. Chemin de fer de Paris. . . 654
DE GERANDO. Voir GERANDO.
DE GUIGNES. Observations on the Phili-
pines, <fec 569
Voir GUIGNES.
DE HART. On Courts Martial *684
DEJEAN. Catalogue des Coleopteres. ... 643
DEJEAX et BOISDUVAL. Iconographie des
Coleopteres 643
DE LA BECHE, H. T. Recherches sur la
geologic 617
On Coals for a
Steam Navy 619
Geological Ob-
server 617
Geology of
Cornwall, <fec 618
Rocks of S.
Wales 618
Manuel g6olo-
gique 617
DE LA BECHE, H. T., &c. Specimens of
British Pottery 706
DELABORDE, A. Esprit d' association . . . 254
DELABORDE, J. A varies sur les marcban-
dises 209
DELACROIX, Eug. Enseignement du dessin 84
DE LA CROIX, M. Constitutions of Euro-
pean and American States 101
DELAFIELD, John. Antiquities of America. 1182
DE LA FORGE. Vicissitudes de 1'Italie. . 485
DELAGUETTE. Le nouveau bouvier.... 658
DELAMBRE. Rapport sur les sciences ma-
th6matiques 598
Astronomic pratique 584
Systeme me'trique 910
DELAMOTTE, P. H. Oxymel Process in
Photography 719
DE LANCET, Lieut. Gen. Case of. ..(P) 1118
DELANE, W. F. A. Decisions on Revising
Barrister's Lists of Electors.. ... 114
DELAPORTE, J. B. Nouveau Dunod 195
DELAPORTE. Mamlouks d'Egypte 468
DE LA RIVE. On Electricity *590
DELAROCHE. Tre'sor de numismatique. . 312
DELAUUE. Isographie des hommes c616-
bres 473
DELATRE. La langue francaise et le Sans-
crit 787
DELAUNAY, Ch. M6cantque *580
DELAVEAU. Chemin de fer de Marseille a
Lyon 754
DELAVIGNE, Casimir. O3uvres 878
Delaware. History of 1247
DELECLUZE. Florence et ses vicissitudes. 487
Les beaux arts en 1855... *698
DELESSERT, B. Le guide du bonheur. ... 73
DELESSERT, B. Les Mines d'or de la Ca-
lifornie 1389
DELESSERT, Ed. Athenzeum francais. . . . 920
DELEUZE. Histoire critique du magne-
tisme animal 591
Instruction pratique sur le
magnetisme 591
DELILE. Lettres sur le Mississippi 1346
DELILE.A. R. Flore d'Egypte 649
DELILLE, Jacques, GSuvres 875
DELLE VALLE'S Travels in Persia. ....... 552
DELOLME. Constitution de 1'Angleterre. 103
Constitution of England 103
DELPECH, Mme. Iconographie franyaise . 434
Iconographie contempo-
raine. . . 434
172
DEL]
INDEX
IDES
DELPECH, J. Le cholera-morbus en An-
gleterre 675
DELSOL, J. Code Napoleon *204
DELVINCOURT. Cours de code civil 203
Institutes de droit commer-
cial 209
Jurisprudence du conseil
d'etat 213
DEMANGEAT. Etrangers en France *196
DEMANGEON, Anthropoge'nese 630
De 1'imagination 630
Physiologie intellectuelle 73, 632
DEMEES, Mgr. Lettres de la Colombie
1194, 1195
DEMIDOFF. Voyage en Russie 546 j
Travels in Russia 547
Democracy 225, 234 (P) 1100
in America,... 179, 180, (P) 1425
Democracy Unveiled 858
Democratic anx Etats TJnis . . 180
en France . 234
en Suisse *124
Demoiselles. Manuel des 75
DEMOLOMBE. Cours de code Napoleon. . 205
DE MORGAN, A. Book of Almanacs 303
On Probabilities *266
: Calculus 600
Formal Logic 70
Maps of the Stars 583
On the Globes 583
DEMOSTHENES 809
DEMOUSTIER. Le conciliateur 871
Les femmes 871
DEMPSEY, G. D. On Drainage 759
' Practical Railway En-
gineer. 754
On Iron Bridges 761
DENHAM. Poems 858
DENHAM, Major, &c. Travels in Africa. . 561
DENIS, F. Manuel de bibliographic uni-
verselle *899
LeBresil 1200
Antiquites du Mexique 1216
Les Californies, I'0r6gon, etc. 1258
DENIS, N. Description des Costes de 1'A-
me'rique Septentrionale 1403
DENISART. Actes de notorie" te 199
Collection de decisions 199
DENIEON, E. B. On clock and watch-
making 728
DENISON, S. C. Crown Cases Reserved. . 151
DENMAN, Dr. On Buxton Water (P) 1149
Denmark, History of 451
Travels in 523, *527, 543
DENNIS, G. Cities and Cemeteries of
Etruria 320
DENNISTOUN, J. Memoirs of Dukes of
Urbino 435
Life of Strange 502
Denominations religieuses 27, 28
DENON. Voyage en Egypte 560
DENONVILLE'S Expedition against the Sen-
ecas 1243
DENONVILLIERS. Compendium de Chirugie 674
DENT, E. J. On the Barometer 586
DKNTON, D. Description of New York. . 1382
DENTRECASTEAUX. Voyage 525
DEPAMBOTTR. Comte. Locomotive En-
gines 751
DEPERTHES. Theorie de paysage 715
DEPPING. Expeditions des Normands . . 424
DEPPING, G. B. Correspondance admi-
nistrative 235, 421
Commerce du Levant. .. 272
Livre des metiers 422
DE QUINCET, T. Writings 833
China *466
DERKNZY, Captain. Hand for the one
handed , (P) 940
DERHAM, R. Of Parliament *108
DERHAM, W. Physico-Theology 43
DE Ros, Lord. Young Officer's Compa-
nion *684
DERVILLIERS. Thebes 31*7
Antiquites de Deuderah. . 317
Bas-reliefs astronomiques . 317
DESAUBIEZ. Systeme de finances 263
DES BARRES. L'Abbaye de Pontigny. 33, 409
Les chateaux d'Ancy-le-
Franc, etc *409
DESBORDES-VALMORE, Mme. Poesies.... 879
Jeunes tetes
et jeunes cceurs *879
Les anges
de la famille *879
DESCARTES. CEuvres 60
Philosophy by Blome 60
Descents. See Succession, also, Primo-
geniture.
DESCHAMPS. OEuvres 867
DESCOURTILZ, E. Voyage d'un natura-
liste 1359
DESOOURTILZ, J. H. Flore m^dicale des
Antilles 1207
1727
DES]
INDEX.
IDHU
Description de 1'Egypte 81 6, 817
Desoription de la Tauride 612
Description des machines 741
DESCURET. Medecine des passions ..... 73
DESKSSARTS. Siecles litteraires 902
DESOENETTES. Histoire medicale de 1'ar-
m6e d'Orient 676
DESGBANGES. Trait< de change et de la
banque *265
Tenue des livres *267
Correspondance commer-
ciale *267
Comptes en participation . *267
Arithme"tique *600
DBSHOULIEUES, Mine. Poesies 873
Design and Manufacture, Journal of. .... 729
Design, School of *294
DESLON. Relation 428
BESMARETS. Geographic 510
Mammalogie 637
DESMEUNIERS. Economic politique. .... 249
DBSMOULINS, Camille. Le vieux cordelier 42e
DESMO SSEAUX DE GIVRE. Mexique .... 1216
DESORMEAUX. Memoire sur la noblesse
francaise 202
D'EsFEissES. CEuvres 92
augmeutees 200
DESPLACES. Galerie des poetes vivans. . 883
DEPONS. Voyage dans 1'Amerique m6ri-
dionale 1353
DESPORTKS, A L'instruction publique . . 84
DESPRETZ, C. Traite" de physique 573
Instruction prof essionnelle *75
DESPREZ, H. Les Polonais 445
La Hongrie 443
Litterature en France. ... 84
DESQUIRON. Nouveau Furgole 207
Trait6 de la preuve par te-
moins 210
DES RIVIERES-BEAUBIEN. Lois civiles du
Ba3 Canada. 163
DESSALLES. Un point d'honneur 884
DESSALLES, Adrien. Histoire des Antil-
les 1207
DESSALLES, Pierre Regis. Histoire legis-
lative des Antilles 1207
DESSAULLES, Louis A. Lectures sur 1'An
nexion 1434
Galilee, ses bra-
vaux, <fcc 1445
Dessin 712, 713
Dtasin induttriel 731
D'EsTAiNG, Le comte. Extrait du jour-
nal d'un officier de marine 1268
D'EsxEKNO. De la misere.. . 260
Banques de"partementales . 265
DESTOUCHES. Drames 87 1, 872
DESTUTT de TRACY. E16mens d'id6ologie. 69
DESVAUX. De la marine 656
DES VERGERS. De 1' Arabic 457
Abyssinie 468
DEUMIER, J. LE FKBVRK. CEhlensohlager 881
Etudes biogra-
phiques 479
C61ebrit6s 6tran-
g6res *881
DEVADE, A. Constitutions de la France. 123
DEVARS, M. G. Dictionnaire de g6ogra-
phie *510
DEVEAUCE. L'&evage du cheval 658
DE VERB, A. Sketches of Greece and
Turkey 545
DE VERB, S. Comparative philology . . . *775
DEVERKUX, Hon. W. B. Lives of Earls of
Essex . 476
DEVERGIE. Medecine legale 680
DEVEY, J. Logic 70
DEVILLE. Depenses du chateau de Gail-
Ion 422
DEVILLENEUVE, L. M. Jurisprudence au
XlXesiecle *203
DEVILLIERS. Manuel de la soierie 780
DEVOILLE. Deux id6cs en face 237
Devonshire. County history 404
DE VRIES, D. P. Voyages from Holland
to America 1243, 1244, 1377
DEWAR, D. On the Irish 402
, J. Sporting in both hemisphe-
res *726
D'EwES, Sir S. College Life 78
Autobiography 382
Journals of Elizabeth's
Pacliaments 118
DE WITT, Cornelius. Histoire de Wash-
ington 1221
DE WITT, J. Political Maxims of Holland. 124
M&noires
DEZEIMERIS. Dictionnaire de la medecine
DEZOBRY, Chs. Rome au siecle d'Auguste
Dictionnaire de biogra-
"223
665
325
phie et d'hiatoire *806
D'HARLEVILLE, Collin, (Euvres 878
D'HERBELOT, B. Bibliotheque orientale. 462
DHCY. Manuel de musique 722
1728
DIA\
INDEX.
C-D/i
Diamond Mines
Diaiomacece
DIAZ DEL CASTILLO, Capt. B. Conquest
of Mexico
DIBDIN, C. Songs
DIBDIN, T. F. Bibliographical Tours . . .
Introduction to the Clas-
- - Library Companion ....
---- Reminiscences of a Lite-
rary Life .....................
DICK, T. Practical Astronomer .......
DICKENS, 0. Novels and Tales ........
-- Household Words ........
- - Pictures from Italy, with
supplement ..................
- Child's History of England.
--- American notes, for general
circulation .....................
DICKENSON, John. Power of Great Bri-
tain over her colonies ........ (P)
DICKSON, J. H. On the cultivation of
Flax .........................
DICKSON, "W. R. and MOWBEAY. On Poul-
try ...........................
Dictionnaire de 1'acadcmie francaise. . . .
Dictionnaire d'administration ..........
Dictionnaire d'agriculture ............
Dictionnaire des anecdotes de 1'amour. . .
Dictionnaire anglaia-frangais ...........
Dictionnaire d'architecture ............
Dictionnaire des arts et manufactures. . .
Dictionnaire des beaux arts ............
Dictionnaire de biographic et d'histoire. .
Dictionnaire de chimie ................
Dictionnaire de chirurgie ..............
Dictionnaire du commerce .............
Dictionnaire de la conversation ........
Dictionuaire des dates ................
Dictionnaire d'eeonomie politique .......
Dictionnaire de 1'ecriture sainte. ..<.....
Dictionnaire encyclopedique de la France
Dictionuaire espagnol-francais .........
Dictionnaire fraucais-allemand .........
Dictionnaire franfais-anglais ............
Dictionnaire francais-italien ............
Dictionnaire francais-portugais .........
Dictionnaire des girouettes .......... . .
Dictiounaire des heresies .............
Dictionnaire de 1'histoire .............
Dictionnaire politique ................
Dictiounaire de 1'industrie ........ .
PAOB
626
*644
1214
834
900
898
898
900
582
884
917
341
*338
1871
662
659
788
, 235
650
869
789
699
726
689
*305
596
673
271
907
302
249
*18
909
786
78
789
785
756
305
221
258
Dictionnaire de jurisprudence 195
Dictionnaire de la langue franchise 788
Dictionnaire des manufactures 726
Dictionnaire de marine 686
Dictionnaire de medecine 666
Dictionnaire de physique 572
Dictionnaire portugais francais 786
Dictionnaire russe-francais-allemand. . . . 786
Dictionnaire des sciences naturelles 606
Dictionnaire des sciences philosophiques. *57
Dictionnaire technologique 726-
Dictionnaire universe!, des sciences mo-
rales, politiques, etc 57
Dictionnaire universel d'histoiie et de
geographic 306
Dictionuaire universel des sciences et des
arts 909
Dictionnaire universel d'histoire naturelle 606
Dictionnaires divers 779-794
Voir Langues.
Voir aussi les Dictionnaires ency-
clopediques, (Encyclopedies.)
DIDEROT. (Euvres 874
Sa vie, par ISTaigeon 486
DIDIKR, Chs. Rome souteraine *325
Chavornay *882
DIDOT. Bibliotheque des auteurs Grecs. 810
DIDEON. Iconographie chretienne 3H
Annales archeologiques 311
Cathedrale de Chartres 422
Christian Iconography 712
DIEFFENBACH, E. Travels in New Zea-
land 56 7
DIEGO de GODOT. Relation faite a F.
. Cortez 1168
DIEREVILLE, M. Relation du voyage du
Port-Royal 1404
DIETEEICI. Statistique de la Prusse .... 287
Dieu. Existence 44, 45
Connaissance de 45
Traite de 1'amour de 45
DIEULIN. Guide des cures 220
DIGBY, Sir K. Memoirs, by himself 486
DIGBY, K. H. Of Beauty, Virtue and
Truth 834
Broad Stone of Honour. . *834
Digests 92
Dignities, in British Empire 104,(P) 1085, 1157
Dignities, British and Continental com-
pared (P) 940
DILLON, Peter. Voyages dans la mer du
Sud
1729
INDEX.
{.DOM
DILLON, Peter. La Californie depuis la
de"couverte des mines d'or 1889
Litt6rature aux Etats-ITnis 803
Dimanche 241
Dimes 220
Dining. The Art of 737
" DINKS". On Dogs *659
DIODORUS 809
DIOGENES LAERTIUS 809
DIONTSIUS 810
Diplomata, Chartae, etc 420
Diplomatic 95, 96
Discours. Voir DEMOSTHENES, CICERON,
MIRABEAO, DAGUESSEAU, COCHIN,
CONSTANT, NAPOLEON, etc.
Discours prononces a la tribune 124
Discouvs sur le code civil *203
DISNET, Daniel. Trial of 1278
DISNEY, J. Election Law 113
DISRAELI, B. Biography of 231
Life of Lord Bentinck.. 231
Novels 834
DISRAELI, I. Amenities of Literature. 797
, Calamities of Authors.. 797
^ Curiosities of Literature . 797
Character of Literary
Men
797
On Charles I 383
Quarrels of Authors. . . . 797
Dissent. Causes and principles of, (P)
1083,1114
Dissenters. History of 38
Toleration and relief of, (P)
1086, 1088, 1102, 1103
Dissertations sur le droit public des colo-
nies 154
Dissertations sur les suites de la de"cou-
verte de 1'Amerique 1167
Distillation 241, 736
Distilleries and Breweries (P) 928
Distress of the Country, (P) 928, 936,
939,941, 944, 1077-1079, 1126-1128
See State of the Country.
DISTURNELL'S United States National Re-
gister 1232
D'IVERNOIS. Mortalite des peuples 266
Divinity, see Theology.
Divinity Students. Books for (P) 1102
Divorce. Law of. See Marriage and
Divorce.
Dix, J. A. Madeira 541
DixoN.B.H. On Surnames *508
DIXON, E. S. Ornamental and Domestic
Poultry 659
DIXON, G. Voyage round the World. . . 525
DIXON, H. Life of Howard 491
Life of Penn 497
London Prisons 246
DIXON, James. Personal Narrative 1198
DJOUDER. Son histoire 881
DOBBS, A. Of Countries adjoining to Hud-
son's Bay, <kc 529
DOBEL, Pierre. Sept ann6es en Chine. . 556
D'OBERKIRCH, Baroness. Autobiography 486
DOBRIZHOFFER, Martin. Account of the
Abipones 1204, 1357
DOBSON, E. Art of Building 709
Manufacture of Bricks and
, 709
Tiles
ting.
On Masonry and Stonecut-
708
420
417
Documents ine'dits sur 1'histoire de France
Documents relatifs a 1'histoire de France
Documents relatifs a 1'histoire du Ca-
nada 1451
Documents sur 1'histoire d'Ecosse 898
Documents relatifs aux canaux 758
Documents sur le commerce exte"rieur. . . 283
DOD, C. R. Electoral Facts 108
Manual of Dignities, <fec. . . . 104
Parliamentary Companion. 119
Peerage, <fec 507
DODD, C. Church History of England .. 35
DODD, C. E. Doubtful Questions in the
Law of Elections 113
DODD, G. British Manufactures 728
Curiosities of Industry 728
Food of London 236
DODINGTON, Bubb. Diary with Papers . . 892
DODSLET. Le niagasin de curiosite's. . . . 891
DODSLET, R. Poems , 858
DODWELL, E. Tour through Greece .... 645
DODWELL X and MILES' Indian Army List. 460
Dogs 659
DOIN, A. Canal lateral 758
DOLLE. Histoire des six restaurations.. 481
DOLOMIEU'S Account of Earthquakes. . . . 620
Domaine public. Traits' du 206
DOMAT, J. (Euvres 92
' Civil Law in its natural order 92
DOMBASLE. Annales agricoles de Roville 655
Agriculture pratique 655
DOMENEOH, I'abbe' E. Journal d'un mis-
sionnaire au Texas 1386
1730
DOM]
INDEX
[.DBA
DOMEEGUE. Propositions grammaticales 787
Domesday Book 292
Domestic Constitution 236, 240
Domestic Economy 735
Domestic Medicine, Hand Book of 669
Dominica and Slavery (P) 1 094
DOMVILLE, Sir W. On the Sabbath 240
DON, G. History of Dichlamydeous
Plants 648
DONALD, J. Land Drainage, &c 661
DONALDSON, J. Agricultural Biography . 650
On Clay Lands, (fee 651
On Manures, Grasses, &c. 651
DONALDSON, J. W. New Cratylus 783
Varronianus, and Eth-
nography of Italy 783
Theatre of the Greeks 795
DONALDSON, P. Odd Fellows' Text Book 242
DONEY. Catechism e du Concile de Trente 46
DONNE. Poems 858
DONOVAN. On Galvanism *591
DOPPET. Memoires 428
DOEAN, Dr. Queens of England of the
House of Hanover 339
Court Fools *834
DOEAT. Poesies 873
La feinte par amour 871
D'OEBIGNT, A. Voir OEBIGNY.
DOEE et DUPONT. LeJuif Errant 879
Doric Race. History of the 322
D'OEIENT. Accomplissement des prophe-
ties 27
DOEION, E. P. La Reine vs. Peltier. .(P.) 1441
DOESET, Earl of. Poems 858
Dorsetshire, History of. 404
DOST MOHAMMED KHAN'S Political Pro-
ceedings 460
Douanes. Lois de 147,213
Droits de 280, 281, 294
Voir Tarif.
DOUBLEDAT, T. Financial History of Eng-
land 261
Law of Population 256
- Life of Sir R. Peel 231
DOUCET, N. B. Laws of Canada 162
DOUGLAS, Sir H. On Military Bridges. . 684
On Naval Gunnery. .. 686
DOUGLAS, Lady Jane. Case of Claim for
Estate and Honours (P.) 1120, 1137
DOUGLAS, J. Prospects of Britain. . .(P.) 1153
' DOUGLAS, S. Cases of Controverted Elec-
tions 115
PAG
DOUGLASS, F. My Bondage and Freedom 486
DOUHET, Cte de. Dictionnaire des mys-
teres *19
Legendes du Christia-
nisme *20
DOUESTHEE. Poids et mesures 268
DOUSSIN-DEBEEUIL. Onanisme 678
DOUVILLE. Voyage au Congo 568
DOVE, H. W. Distribution of Heat 585
DOVE, P. E. Elements of Political Science 224
On the Revolver *684
DOWDESWELL, G. M. Law of Insurance. 145
DOWNES, J. Occupations in the United
States in 1851-52 614
Occupations of Planets, by
the Moon, 1853 615
DOWNING, A. J. Cottage Residences... 707
Fruits and Fruit Trees
of America 664
On Landscape Garden-
ing 665
DOYLE, M. Cyclopaedia of Husbandry. . 652
DOYLE, R. Manners and Cvstoms of ye
Englyshe 718
Brown, Jones, and Robinson's
Tour *718
D'OYLY and MANT'S Bible 10
Drainage of land (for Agi'iculture,) 651,
656, 759
Drainage and Sewerage, 143, 244, 676,
707, 742, 759, 762
DEAKE. Cincinnati in 1826 1386
DEAKE, B. Life of Tecumseh 1 1 88
DEAKE, C. D. Law of Attachment *186
DEAKE, D. Diseases of North America. 671
DEAKE, Sir F. Voyage to South Sea. . . 565
Expedition en Ameriqoe. 1349
Life, Voyages, and Ex-
ploits of, by J. Barrow. .*. , . .487, 1348
DRAKE, G. Voyage to the Isle of Ra-
mea 1170
DEAKE, John. Voyage up the River of
Plate 1357
DEAKE, N. Essays 834
Shakspeare and his times . . . 802
DEAKE, S. G. Indians of North America. 1187
Antiquities of Boston. . . . 1238
Drama, History of the 801, 802, 827
Lawfulness of the 917
Pamphlets on the (P) 931, 942
See also, Stage; Theatre; Poetry
and the Drama.
W
1731
DRA]
INDEX.
[DZ7.B
MM
DBAPXR, J. W. Human Physiology.... 630
DEAPBE, W. G. Rules of Upper Canada
Courts 164
DKAPIEE. Dimes 220
Drawing, Art of 714
DRAYSON, A. W. South African Sporting *564
DRAYTON. Poems 858
Dress. The Art of 737
See also Costume.
DEEUILLETTES, le Pere Gab. Narre du
voyage, etc 1661
Joarnal &
Report 1244
DREUX DU RADIER Anecdotes des reines
et regentes .... 423
DEEW, B. The Refugee Slaves in Ca-
nada *179
PBEW, J. Practical Meteorology 586
DEEWEY, C. S. On Injunctions 136
Chancery practice. ... *131
DBINKWATEB, J. Siege of Gibraltar. . . . 330
DEION, Ch. Notaire en second 211
Droit 88
Droit romain 91-94, 196
Droit international et maritime. .94-100, *223
Droit public et conititutionnel 101-124
Droit public et constitutionnel de 1'Angle-
terre 101-124
Droit public et constitutional de la
France 123
Droit public et conatitutionnel de la Hol-
lande 124
Droit maritime 97
Droit colonial et provincial 154-177
Droit francais 195-214
Droit francais (ancien) 196-202
Ordonnances. .197, 198
Coutumes 198, 199
Arrets et d6ci-
sions 199, 200
Traites divers et
oeuvres des jurisconsultes 200-202
Droit francais confere avec le droit ro-
main : *93
Droit francais (nouveau) 203-211
Code Napoleon. .204-206
Sur la propriety . . . 206
Traites sp6ciaux 207, 208
Hypofcheques 208
. Commerce .... .208, 209
Banqueroutes 209
, Assurances 20 9
MM
Droit francais (nouveau). Procedure... 210
Droit criminel ou p6nal 210, 211. 246
Droit administratif 211-214
Droit ecclesiastique 214-221, *200, *223
Droits de douanes 289, 280, 281, 294
Droits differentiels, discussion 280
DROUIX DE BEEOY. L'Europe et 1'Ameri-
que comparers 1179
DEOZ. (Euvres 7i
Economic politique 254
L'art d'etre heureux 73
Pensees sur le christianisme. ... 68
Regne de Louis XVI 426
Druides 53
Druids, British 53
DRUMMOND, H. Histories of British Fa-
milies 508
Pamphlets on various
subjects 232
Reply to Wilberforce on
Church Authority 217
On the Papal Question. 217
DRUMMOND, Sir W. (Edipus Judaicus .. *44
DRUMMOND, W. Poems 868
DEUMMOND, W. H. Rights of Animals. . *239
Drunkenness. Pathology of 669
See Temperance.
DEURY, R. Autobiography 487
Druses. 56
Dry Leaves from Young Egypt, (Scinde) 461
DRYDEW. Poems 858
Life of 487
DUBARRY, Mme. Lettres origiuales . . . . 487
Autobiography 487
DDBEAU. La Perse 457
DUBELLAY. Me'moires 415
DUBIEF. Fabricant de cidre 736
Dublin University Magazine 916
Dublin (city) Charter, &c (P.) 1182
DUBOCAGE, .Mme. La Colonibiade 1166
DUBOCQ. Constitution geologique des Ziban 621
DUBOIS, Louis. Recherches sur la Nor-
mandie 433
Jardinage simplifi 6 663
DUBOIS, le cardinal. Memoires secrets .. 426
DUBOIS, I'abb6. Moaurs et institutions
des peuples de 1'Inde *457
People of India 461
Christianity of India. . . 42
DUBOIS, N. A. Mythologie 309
Du BOYS. Droit criminel moderne 245
Du BRKUIL, A. Arboriculture. *657
1732
DUB]
INDEX.
[.DUM
PAGE
DUBREUIL, P. J. Manuel de Matelotage. 688
DuCAMP. Revolution de fevrier 432
Du CANGE, etc. Glossarium 783
Histoire de 1'Empire de
Constantinople 326
Do CASSE. Memoires du roi Joseph.... 430
Negociations diplon.atiques . 430
Operations militaires en Orient *450
DUCHARTRE. La clandestine d'Europe.. 647
DUCHATKL, T. Considerations sur la bien-
faisance 260
DUCHE. Absalon. 870
Ducis. (Euvres 878
DUCLERC, Jacques. Me"moires 414
DUCLOS. Memoires secrets 417
Me"moires sur les Druiues 53
(Euvres morales 71
Langues celtique et francaise. 786
DUCRKUX. Historia Canadensis 1273
DUOROS. Eau necessaire aux canaux. . . 758
DUCRU. Interets inateriels dans le midi
de la France 257
DUCUING. Guerre de moiitagne 884
DUDDELEY, Sir R. Voyage to Trinidad. . 1349
DUDEFFAND, Mme. Lettres 873
DUDLEY'S Letter to the Countess of Lin-
coln 1233
Dudley Observatory Celebration (P.) 1428
Duel *241
Duelling 73, 241, (P.) 931, 1087, 1089
DUER, Alexander. Life of the Earl of
Stirling 1228
DUER, W. A. Constitutional Jurispru-
dence of United States 184
DUESBEEG. Histoire du commerce 271
DUFAU, P. A. Des aveugles et du sys-
teme d'6ducation a leur usage .... 87
Des aveugles n eg 87
DUFAU, DUVERGIER et GUADET. Constitu-
tions, chartes, etc 101
DUFEY, P. J. S. Essai sur ) 'Hospital 491
Revolutions de I'Ameri-
que Septentrkmale 1259
DUFFERIN, Lord. Letters from High Lati-
tudes *543
DUFOUK, A. H. Atlas de geographic nu-
mismatique 312
DUFOUR, Gabriel. Droit administratif . . *211
DUFOUR, G. H. Geometric perspective. . 602
DUFOUR, L. Sur les hemipteres. 643
Sur les orthopteres, etc. . . . 643
Sur une mouehe. . 643
DUFOURNY. Histoire de 1'art par les mo-
numens
DUFRENOY. A. Traite de min6ralogie. . .
et DE BEAUMONT, (Elie.)
Memoires geologiques
Du FRESNE du CANGE. Histoire de Cons-
tantinople
DCFRESNE, J. Journal des audiences . . .
DUFRESNE, L. C. A. Credit public
DUFRESNY. Draires divers
DuoAS-MoNTBEL. Homere
DUGDALE, Sir W. Monasticon Anglica-
num
' Origin es juridiciales..
Summons of the No-
bility
DUGDALE and BURNETT. England and
Wales
DUGES. Osteologie
DUGUAY-TROUIN. Memoires
DUGUESCLIN. Memoires
Du HALDE, J. B. Histoire de la Chine. .
Description of China. .
Du HAMEL, J. Police royale sur les cho-
ses ecclesiastiques
Du HAMEL, Victor. Monarchic espagnole
DUHAMEL Du MONCEAU. L'art de la cor-
derie
Elements d'agricul-
ture
DuHAUT-CiLLY, A. Voyage autour du
monde
DUHAZEY. Heredite des femmes
DUJAE.DIN, Felix. Histoire naturelle des
helminthes
Histoire des zoophytes
Observateur au microscope . .
DUJEUX, J. B. C. Lois sur les brevets
d'invention
DUKE, R. Poems
DULAURE. Histoire de Paris
DULAURIER. Ed. Archipel d'Asie
DUMARSAIS. Grammaire et litterature. .
CEuvres
DUMAS, A. Napoleon
Louis XIV
Louis XV
.Louis XVI
Les Trois Mousquetaires . . .
Vingt aus apres
Les Quarante-Cinq
Le Vieo.Yite de Bragelonne..
1733
690
624
621
326
199
265
871
814
376
105
107
536
641
417
415
465
465
219
440
757
*651
1348
201
644
645
589
89
858
*438
471
776
863
430
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
DUM]
INDEX.
DUMAS, A. La Comtesse de Charny. . . . *880
. Joseph Balsamo *882
Le Collier de la reine *882
Moute Christo *882
La Dame de Monsoreau. . . . *882
Ingenue *880
Ange Pitou *880
Les Freres Corses *882
Othou i' Archer *882
Murat *882
Aventures de Lyderic *882
Dom Martini de Freto8 *882
Blanche de Beaulieu *882
Bernard *882
Cherubino et Celestini *882
Histoire d'un mort *882
Pauline de Meulien *882
Jacques Ter et Jacques II . . *882
Mmoires *880
La tulipe noire *880
Idylle moderne *880
Dieu dispose *880
DieuetDiable *880
Catherine Blum . . *881
Maitre Adam le Calabrais. . *881
DUMAS, A., fils. Lu docteur Servans *881
Grangette *881
Trois hommes forts.... *881
Le demi-nionde *881
. La question d'argent. . . *881
DUMAS, J. Traite de chimie 734
M^moires de chimie 596
Philosophie chimique 596
Statique chimique 596
Dumb. See Deaf and Dumb.
Do MERIL, E. Organisation financiere de
la republique 264
DCMERIL, Constant. Sciences naturelles. 606
DUMEEIL et BIBRON. Reptiles 641
DUMESNIL, J. Trait6 de la legislation du
tresor public 213
DUMESNIL, Clement. Reflexions politi-
ques 1445
DUMMER, J. Defence of New England
charter 1422
DUMONCEL. Appareil Ruhmkroff 591
DUHONT, Butel. Memoires sur la Louisiane 1253
. Conduite des Francais.. 1355
DUMONT, E. Recollections of Mirabeau. . 426
DUMONT, J. Corps diplomatique 96
DUMONT D'URVILLE. Voyage de 1' Astro-
labe 568
PAOS
)UMONT D'URVILLE. Voyage au pole sud 568
DUMONTIER. Essai carpographique . . . . . 64*7
Anthropologie et physiolo-
gie 611
DUMOULIN, Ch. Traite des fiefs 201
Voir MoLiNOii opera.
DUMOULIN, Rev. J. S. N. Mission du St.
Maurice 1 194
DUMOULIN, V. lies Taiti 471
VlNCENDON-DUMOULIN.
DUMOURIEZ. Me"moires 428
DUNCAN, E. Campaign with the Turks in
Asia 448
DUNCAN, H. Sacred philosophy of the
seasons *607
DUNCAN, J. Entomology , Butterflies,
Moths, Ac 608
DUNCAN, J. F. God in Disease *667
DUNCAN, J. M. Travels in the United
States and Canada 1369
Voyage au Canada .... 1369
DUNCAN, Mrs. America as I found it ... 1381
DUNCKLEY, H. On Free Trade 278
DUNCUMB, J. County History of Hereford. 406
DUNDONALD, Earl of. British West India
Islands 1662
DUNHAM, S. A. History of Denmark,
Sweden, <fec 451
History of Spain and
Portugal 439
DUNKIN, Christopher. Discours sur la te-
nure seigneuriale 16*7
- Case of the Seigniors 168, 1438
DUNLAP, W. History of American Theatre 802
DUNLOP, A. Political Economy (P) 931
DUNLOP, J. History of Fiction 797
Spain from 1621 to 1700. . . 440
History of Roman Litera-
ture 795
DUNLOP, Dr. W. Contributions to the
"Garland." 1409
Biographical notice of, 1409
DUNN, John. History of the Oregon Ter-
ritory 1258
DUNOD. Traite" des prescriptions 201
Traite de la main morte 201
DUNOTER, Ch. B. Liberte du travail .... *258
DUNOYER, M. Revolution du 24 fevrier. 432
DUPAIX. Monuments of New Spain 1182
DUPANLOUP. Le christianisme pr6sent4
aux gens du monde 50
Do PAYS, A. J. Itineraire de 1'Italie 534
1734
DUP~\
INDEX.
DUPERRE. Sa vie
Du PETIT THOUARS, A. Voyage autour
du monde
DUPIN, Ch. Application de geometric . .
Developpements de ge'ome-
trie
Geometric des arts et me-
tiers
Voyage dans la Grande Bre-
tagne
Petit producteur franfais..
DUPIN, ain6. Administration des secours
publics
Manuel du droil ecclesiasti-
que,
DCPLESSIB.
PACK
487
526
602
602
602
538
279
260
219
88
235
*487
943
199
*881
*580
Opuscules de jurisprudence
Discours
Memoires
Proces du Constitutionneli^)
GEuvres
Le Batteur d'Estrade
DUPLEX, G. On Matter
DuPoNOEAU, P. S. Jurisdiction of the
United States Courts
On Chinese Writing. .
Observations on Eliot's
Indian Grammar 1188
Grammaire indieune.. 793
DTJPONT, le Chev. Voyages and adven-
tures 1350
DUPONT, Emilieu. Essai sur les insectes,
etc 1438
DUPONT, de Nemours. Economie politique 251
. Sur les ecoles 84
DUPONT-WHITK. Relations du travail
avec le capital 258
Du POTET. Journal du magnetisme .... 591
DUPRAT. Precis sur rimprimerie 733
DUPRE. Medailles frarifaises 312
DUPUIS. Abrege de 1'origine des cultes. 27
Les Pelages 321
DUPUIS-DELCOURT. Aerostation 588
DUPUIT. Tirage des voitures 750
DUPUY, L. Gouvernement municipal. . . 212
Langue hebraique 778
Monnaie rotnaine 262
Valeur du denier d'argent 262
DUPUY, Pierre. Sur le traite de P. Pithou. 219
Origine de la pragmatique-
sanction 219
DUPUY DE LOME. Construction de bati-
ments en fer 705
DUPUYNODE. Proletariat
Etudes d'ecouomie politique
Lois du travail
Monnaie, credit et impot . .
DUPUYTREN, baron. Clinique chirurgicale.
DUQUENEL. Lois municipalcs
DUQUESNEL. Histoire des lettres
DURAND, Guil. Manuel des divins offices.
DURAND DE MAILLANE. Dictionnaire de
droit canonique
jMemoires
DURAND DE MONESTROL. Traite d'arpen-
tage
DURANTON. Cours de droit francais,...
DURAS, Mme de. Ourika
DURAT-LASALLE, Louis. Droit et legisla-
tion des armees
DUREAU DE LA MALLE. Economic politi-
que
Constantine ....
Systeme metri-
que des remains.
Topographic de
Carthage
DUREAU DE LA MALLE et YANOSKI. Car-
thage
D' URFE. L'Astree
DURHAM, Lord. Report, etc. Reply to
Report. On his Ordinance. Facts,
versus Durham, (all)
Proceedings in Cana-
da 1291, 1315, 1431,
Report, with appen-
dixes 1291, 1316,
remarks there-
on 1431, 1432, 1434,
Rapport enfranfais..
DURIEU, J. M. Legislation des conseils
municipaux
DuRoussEAUD. Voir LACOMBE.
DURRETTE. Voyage de Marseille a Lima
DURRIEU, X. Le Portugal en 1845....
DUSAULT. Memoires
Du SOMMERARD. Les arts au moyeu-age.
DUSSIEUX, L. E. Geographie de la France
Le Canada . .
Dutch in the Medway
Dutch Voyage to the North of Europe. .
Dutch at the North Pole ar.d in Maine(P)
Dutch Language
DUTENS. Philosophic de Tcconomie po-
litique
PAGE
260
254
258
265
673
212
794
28
214
429
749
205
881
*213
249
434
268
558
467
*867
159
1433
1434
1435
159
212
1350
441
428
691
539
1274
834
529
1427
785
250
1735
INDEX.
DUTIES. Defense de la philosophic de
1'economie politique 250
Appendice & la defense 250
- Revenu de la France 258
Pretendues erreurs 254
DUTERTRE, le P. v Histoire des Isles, la
Martinique, etc 1206
Du TILLET. M6moires 219
DUTOT. Reflexions politiques *263
DUTOUQUET. Des classes pauvres 260
BUTTON, F. South Australia and its Mi-
nes * 471
DUVAL, Alex. (Euvres 878
DUVAL, AMAURY. Cathedrale de Char-
tres 422
DUTAL, G. Souvenirs de la terreur. . . . 427
DUVAL DUHAZET. H6redite des femmes. '201
Du VAURE. Le faux savant 872
DUVERDY. Voir PlSTOYE.
DUVERGIER DE HAURANNE. De I'ordre le-
gal en 1 ranee 123
Avenir de la
Grece 450
Histoire du gou-
vernement parlementaire *234
DUVERGIER, J. B. Decrets et reglements
du conseil d'Stat 203
Continuation de Toul-
lier 205
Revue du droit fran-
c, ais et Stranger *204
DUVERNAY, Ludger. La Minerve 1413
DUVERNOY. System e nerveux des inol-
lusques 644
DUVOISIN, J. B. Demonstration evange"-
lique 45
DUYCKINCK. Cyclopaedia of American
Literature 803
DWARRIS, Sir F. On Statutes 112
"West India Question(P) 1155
Dwelling-house.", Useful Arts relating to. 735
DWIGHT, H. Christianity in Turkey... 31
D WIGHT, T. Polynesian, & other Lan-
guages 629
DWIGHT, Timothy. Theology explained. 48
Life of, by W. B.
Sprague 1226
Travels in New Eng-
land and New- York 1882
Dyeing, Art of .715, 728, 747
DYER, G. English Constitution, (P) 931,
932, 1097
1736
DYER, G. On Benevolence (P) 933, 1082
DYER, John. Poems 858
DYMOND, J. On the Principles of Mora-
lity 65
Dynamics 600, 745, 746
EADIE. J. Life of Kitto 493
Ear 722
EARL, J. W. Native Races of the Indian
Archipelago 629
Voyages in the Indian Ar-
chipelago 569
EABLE, P. Institutions for Insane 244
On the Bloomingdale Asylum 244
EARNSHAW, S. Dynamics 580
Statics 580
Earth, Formation and characteristics of
the 296, 578, 581, 584, 585, 606, 648
The Pre-Adamite *43, *578
Motion of the 292, 732
Earthenware Manufactures 733
Earthquakes 578, 620
East, The, Journal of a Deputation to. . 550
Wanderings in 554
East India Colleges and Schools. 8 1 -83 (P) 929
East India Company, Military Calendar . 408
Register of Civil
Servants 460
East Indies and East India Company,
Law concerning 172-177
East Indies and East India Company,
Statistics concerning 291, 295
East Indies and East India Company,
Pamphlets concerning. . 922, 923,
1079, 1096, 1098, 1104, 1118, 1119,
1133, 1151, 1157
See, also, India,
Eastern Archipelago, see Indian Archi-
pelago.
Eastern Churches 30, 31
EASTLAKE, C. L. History of Oil Painting. 711
Contributions to Litera-
ture of Fine Arts 711
EASTWICK, E. B. Hindustani Grammar. 781
EATON, G. E. Rome in XIX Century. . 541
EATON, W. Life of, by C. C. Feltoii 1-226
Eaux, Regime et propriete" des *206
EBELMEN. Composition du gaz 766
Ecclesiastical Architecture 378, *400, 701
Ecclesiastical Biography 36, 51
Ecclesiastical Establishments, see Church
and State.
ECC~\
INDEX.
\_EGL
Ecclesiastical History 22, 24-52
(American), 1190,
1199, 1286, 1241
Ecclesiastical Leases and Estate8.(f)112l,
1131, 1135, 1138, 1157
Ecclesiastical Ornament and Costume. . . 703
See also Church Symbols.
Ecclesiastical Polity and Law 214-221
Ecclesiastical Revenues 51, 292
See, also, Tithes.
ECHAVARY, Bern. Ibanez de. Histoire du
Paraguay 1204
Echinida, Catalogue of 636
ECK. CoDstructions en poterie et en fer. 709
Application du fer 709
ECKSTEIN. Philosophic de 1'histoire 309
Eclairage 766
Eclectisme 68
Eclipses 291, 294,297, 299, *578
Ecole de dessin 714
Eeoles. Voir Education.
Ecoles normales 83, 84
Economic domestique 735, 736
Economie politique 249-300
Economic rurale. Voyez Agriculture.
Ecosse. Histoire 397-400
Geographic et voyages 534
EDEN, Sir F. M. State of the Poor. . 242
British commerce and
manufactures (P) 1092
Population of Great
Britain (P) 1149
EDEN, W. Principles of Penal Law. ... 247
EDGEWORTH DE FIBMONT, 1'Abbe. Der-
nieres heures de Louis XVI. 428, 1429
EDGEWORTH, Maria. Tales and novels.. 834
Edinburgh Essays 834
Edinburgh, Memorials of *399
Edinburgh Review 915
On its Jacobinism. (P) 1123
Edinburgh University, History of 81
EDINGTON. On the Coal Trade *275
Edits et Ordonuances concernant le Ca-
nada 161
EDMOND, Chs. Voyage dans les mers du
nord 1661
EDMONDS, G. Universal Language.... 776
Education 74-87, 917, 919
Education. Pamphlets and Speeches on,
932, 934-937, 944, 945, 1079,
1087, 1089,1097,1111,1113,1115,
1135, 1150, 1154, 1155
Education, Europe 76, 77, 84, 85
Great Britain, 51, 77, 80, 228,
287, 290, 294
Angleterre 81
France 83, 84
United States (Etats-Unis) . . 86
Allemagne 85
Hollande 85
Prusse 85
India ...81, 83
Canada 86, 87 (P) 1442-1445
Its Influence on Crime. . *80,
290, *678, 918
Education chez les anciens 74
Education publique *74
Education professionnelle *75
Education domestique *75
Education desfemmes 75
Education des aveugles 87
Education des sonrds muets 87
Education de soi-meme 71
Educational Conference of 1857 *295
Educational Cyclopedia 76
Educational Exhibition Catalogue 80
EDWARD III. Life.... 372
EDWARD, Black Prince. Life 372
EDWARDES, H. Year on the Punjab Fron-
tier. 554
EDWARDS, Dr. The Mohegan Languages. 1188
EDWARDS, Bryan. British Colonies in
the West Indies 1209
West India trade (P) 1078
On Slave trade... (P) 1105
EDWARDS, E. Jurisdiction of the Admi-
ralty Court 100
EDWARDS, F. E. Of the Mollusca of Eng-
land , 627
EDWARDS, H. Old English Customs. ... 378
EDWARDS, H. M., &c. Of British Fossil
Corals 627
EDWARDS, Jonathan. Works 49
Life of the Rev. David
Brainerd 1197
Life of, by S. Miller 1226
EDWARDS, W. H. Voyage up the Amazon 838
EGEDE, H. Description of Greenland. .. 532
: Description du Greenland.. 532
EGED;, P. Dictionarium Gronlandico-
Danico Latinum 784
EGEUTON, F. Winter's Tour in India. . . 554
EGINHARD. (Euvres 413
Eglise. Histoire de I 1 22, 23, 24
1737
EGL~]
INDEX.
\_ELW
PAGE
Eglise chretienne. Monumensdel' ..... 25
Eglise gallicane ...... 67, 200, 219, 816, 817
Eglise grecque ....................... 30
Eglise d'Angleterre .............. 84, 35, 40
Eglise d'Ecosse ................ .... 89
Eglise d'Irlande ...................... 40
Eglise et etat ................... *225, 281
Egypt, Ancient History, and Antiquities,
318,771
- Modern History.. 468, (P) 1092. 1110
- Pyramids and Monuments ...... 319
- Voyages .......... 528, 548, 551, 560
Egypte. Grand ouvrage d' ...... 316, 817, 468
Voir Egypt.
EHEENMALIN'S Lapland ................ 544
EICHHOFF. Etude sur Ninive ......... 315
-- Litte>ature du Nord
Eikon Basilike ....................... 383
EISDELL, J. S. Industry of Nations. . . . 251
-- On Poverty ........... *242
Ejectment, law of ................... 142
ELDON, Lord Chancellor. Life, by Twiss. 487
Election law .................. 113, 117, 128
Elections. Lois des ......... 113, 117, 128
Elections, Controverted, in. Canada ...... 1435
Elections contestees, Canada ........... 1435
Electoral. Systeme .................. *281
Elective Franchise, Right of Women to
exercise ....................... 240
Electric Telegraph. . . 294, 299, 578, 590, 781
- --- Atlantic Ocean.. 295, *782
Electriciti .......................... 590
Voir Electricity.
Electricity ......... 576, 590, 595, *614, 727
- Applications of .......... 293, 578
-- Medical Application of. . . (P) 1084
Electro-metallurgy ................... 732
Elephant in relation to Man ........... 637
ELGIN, James, EarL of. Condition and
Prospects of Canada ............ 773
------ Avenir du Canada ....... 773
ELGIN, Thomas, Earl of. Pursuits in
Greece ..................... 717
Elgin Marbles. Report on the ...... (P) 928
ELIOT, J. The Indian Grammar ........ 1188
-- Observations on the above, by
P. S. Du Ponceau ............. 1188
-- Life of, by C. Francis ........ 1226
ELIOT, H. M. Historians of Mohamme-
dan India ..................... 902
ELIOT, S. History of Early Christians .. 23
-- Liberty of Rome ............ 222
1738
ELIOT, Samuel A. History of Harvard
College 1289
ELIOT, W. G. Defence of Portugal . .(P) 1092
ELIZABETH DE HONGEIE, Ste. Sa vie. ... 25
ELIZABETH DE VALOIS. Life, by Freer .. *440
ELLEBY, Wm. T. Life of, by E. T. Chan-
ning 1226
ELLET, C. Contributions to Physical Geo-
graphy 614
ELLIOTT, C. Life of H. R. Khan 454
ELLIOTT, J. Debates on the Federal Cons-
titution 1263
ELLIS Correspondence . 890
ELLIS, C. Law of Insurance and Annuities 145
Proceedings on Private Bills. 110
ELLIS, G. Early Metrical Romances. . . .
ELLIS, G. E. Life of Wm. Penn 1226
Life of John Mason 1226
Life of Anne Hutchinson. 1226
ELLIS, Sir H. Original Letters 374
Letters of Literary Men . 375
ELLIS, H. Voyage to Hudson's Bay . 529
Voyage a la Baie d'Hudson. , 1405
ELLIS, J. H. Social Economy 238
Social Life 238
ELLIS, Rev. W. History of Madagascar. 469
ELLIS, W. Polynesian Researches 470
ELLIS, Wm. Planting of Lands (P) 1135
ELLSWORTH, H. L. Illinois in 1837 661
ELLSWORTH, Oliver. Life of, by Van Sant-
voord 1226
ELLWOOD, T. Autobiography 487
EL-MAS' UDI. Historical Encyclopedia. .. 453
ELMES, J. Dictionary of Fine Arts 689
Eloquence 805, 806, 48,49, 121, (P) 1135
Eloquence sacree 25, 48, 49
ELPHINSTONE, M. Caubul and Dependen-
cies 458
History of India 458
ELSJ'NGE, H. Manner of Holding Parlia-
ments 1 09
ELWES, A . Dictionary of Italian, English
and French 785
French Dictionary 789
Italian Grammar 785
Spanish Dictionary 786
Grammar 785
ELWES, A. " Sketcher's Tour round the
World 527
ELWES, J. the Miser. Life of (P) 942
ELWOOD, Mrs. Memoirs of English Lite-
rary Ladies 479
EMB]
INDEX.
IENG
Embassies and Foreign Courts 98
Embaumements 734
EMEEIGON. Traite des assurances 209
EMERSON, G. B. On Common Schools. . . 85
EMERSON, R. W. Representative Men. . 4*73
EMEIISON, W. Several Branches of Mathe-
matics 598
Principles of Mechanics . . . 745
Emigration 285, 294, 298, 300, 537
Emigration and Emigrants. Parliamen-
tary Papers concerning, 1308,
1307, 1316, 1323, 1326, 1330, 1331,
1333, 1334
Other works
concerning.... 1350,1427, 1432,
1437-1439
Pamphlets
concerning. 1095, 1096, 1098, 1150, 1153
See also Immigration into United
States.
Emigres Francais, les 881
EMMETT, R. Life by Burke *401
EMMONS, E. Geology and Agriculture of
New York 613
Empereurs Romains, Histoire des 325
Employers and Employed 257
See also Working Classes.
EMY. Art de la charpenterie 738
ENAULT, L. La terre sainte 550
Etude sur Mad. d'Epinay. . . . 487
Gilda *881
ENCISO, B. His Expedition 1166
Encyclopedias, various 907, 908
Encyclopediana *868
Encyclop6dies di verses 906,907
Encyclopedic me'thodique 906
Encyclopedic des gens du monde 906
Encyclopedic du XIXe siecle 906
Encyclopedic modern e 907
Encyclopedic anatomique 631
Encyclopedic d'agriculture 651
Encyclopedic d'architecture *698
Encyclopedic theologique *18, *19. *20
Encyclopedic catholique *20
Encyclopedic de droit *203
Voir Dictionnaire.
Enfants trouves 259
ENFIELD, W. History of Philosophy 57
ENGEL, Bailli d'. Essai sur 1'Amerique. . 1181
M^moires et observa-
tions geographiques 1364
Engineers. Papers on the Duties of. ... 743
Engineers. Corps Papers, <fec., of 744
Engineering, Civil 708, 742, 767, 770
Military 683
Engineering. Quarterly Papers on 742
England (including Britain.) History
and Antiquities of 332, 397
Military History . . .406-408, 682
Constitutional History 101-104
Constitution of, 102-104, 232
( P) 931-933, 1085, 1086, 1112,
1132, 1133, 1145, 1151
Church of. (history) 34, 39
Is it of Apostolic ori-
gin? 918
Laws concerning. . . 217
Education in 77-81
Statute and Common Law. 125-153
Church Laws in 217
Politics 226-233
Social Science 238-249
State of. See Distress of the
Country; State of the Country; Fi-
nance and Public Expenditure.
Defence of (P) 1118
See also Invasion.
Her future and decline.. 232,233
Statistics 273, 274
Biography, 475-479, 480
Genealogy & Heraldry 507
Natural History. 608, 635, 642, 644
Geological Survey 618
Ordnance Survey 537
Travels in 534-538
Mineralogy <fe Mining. . . .*625, 764
Botany 645
Agriculture 650-659
Domestic Animals 659
Painting, Sculpture, &c...... 713
Sporting 725
Useful Arts and Manufactures,
726-739
Patents 739
Public works, Railways, Har-
bours, &c 742-760
Dictionnaries, Grammars, etc.,
791-793
Belles-lettres.. ..826-866
Bibliography 900
England and France compared, 233, 290
394, 397, (P) 1117, 1118, 1157
England and France's demands against
Russia in the Black Sea (P) 1083
1739
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INDEX.
U2SP
England and France's Correspondence
between, since Treaty of Amiens(P) 1147
England. Alliance with France and the
Netherlands urged (P) 945
England and Russia, compared,. (P) 941-943
England's Worthies 475
England anU Wales. Beauties of 403
English Language 791-798
English Literature 802, 826-855
English Chronicles 846-S70
English Cyclopedia 908
English Historical Society's Publica-
tions. 348, 349
English Life, considered 835
Englishman's Greek Concordance 16
Englishman's Hebrew and Chaldee Con-
cordance 16
Englishwoman in Egypt 561
Englishwoman in Russia 547
Engraving, Art of 690, 698, 718
ENNEMOSER, J. History of Magic 592
Enquete relative a I'entr6e des produits
etrangers 279
Enquete sur les fers 767
Enquete sur les houilles 765
Enqueue sur les sucres 279
Enseignement. Methodes d' *75
Liberte 1 de 1' 83
Enseignement agricole 661
ENSOR, G. On National Government . . . 225
Entomologie 641-643, 606-615
Entomology 608, *614, 633-643
Entozoa. Catalogue of 636
Eothen, or Traces of the East 551
Epaves. Les 887
"EPHEMERA" on Angling *725
EPHRAEM SYRUS. Metrical Hymns and
Homilies 26
Repentance of Nineveh. . . 26
Select Works 26
EPIOTF.TPS 810
Epidemic Diseases 675 (P) 942, 1081
See Fevers.
Epidemic Pestilences in Ireland. History of 675
Epidemics 675
EPINAY, Mine. d'. MSmoires 487
Episcopacy and Modern Societies. . . .(P) 935
Episcopal Charges. Bishop of Lincoln (P) 922
Answer to, by
Eustace (P) 923
Bishop of Llandaff(P) 937
Bishop of Bristol (P) 938
Episcopal Charges. Bishop of Bath and
Wells (P) 943
Bishop of London (P)
1102,1150
Epistolaire, Art 805
Epistolarum Juris Civilis 91
Epitaphs. On -.- 361, 377, 701
Epitre d'un Vigneron 656
Equitation 723-728
Equity, see Chancery.
Eras, Ancient and Modern 290, 294, 898
ERASMI. Eloge de la folie *60
Son histoire, par Nisard *60
ERASMUS. Life, by Jortin 487
A Fragment from (P) 1142
Erie Canal History of 1242
ERMAN, A. Travels in Siberia 556
ERMOLD LE NOIR. Faits et gestes de
Louis-le-Pieux 413
ERNEST, Duke of Gotha. Life of (P) 1135
ERNST. Papillons d'Europe 642
Erotici Scriptoris 810
Erpetologie 640
ERSKINE, T. Lord. Speeches 120
On the Whigs (P) 934, 1189
Character of (P) 941
On the war with France (P) 1091
Reply to the foregoing, by
J. Gifford (P) 1091
On Liberty of the Press (P) 1144
ERSKINE, T. E. Cruise in the Western
Pacific 570
ERSKINE, W. History of India 45*7
ESCHAVANNES. Armorial universel 506
ESCHBACH. Introduction a 1'etude du droit *88
ESCHENBURG'S Classical Manual 794
Esclavage 180, *248
Voir Slavery.
Esclavage aux Etats-Unis 1-79,, 248, 249,
1229-1231
ESCOUBLEAU. Correspondance 421
ESDATLE, J. On Clairvoyance 592
Cases treated in Mesmeric
Hospital 679
ESMANGART. Des colonies franfaises. . . . 1208
ESNAULT. Traite" des faillites 209
Espagne. Histoire 421, 439, 257
Voyages 534, 540
ESPINASSE, J. Law of Actions 132
ESPINOSA, Gaspar d'. Expedition a Panama 1348
*591
Voyez Occultes, Sciences.
1740
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INDEX.
[EUR
PAGE
ESPY, J. P. Philosophy of Storms 688
Meteorological Report *58S
ESQUEMELING, J. Adventures of Bucca-
neers 1180
ESQUIROL, E. Maladies mentales 679
ESQUIROS, Alp. La Ne"erlande 439
Les caisses d'epargne . . . 265
Races humaines 308
Les enfants trouvcs 259
ESSARTS, Alf. des. Les masques d'or . . . *881
Essayeur. Manuel de 1' 262, 765
Essays by British authors 835
Essex. County History 405
ESTANCELIN. Voyages des Norrnands. 522,1172
ESTCOURT, M. J. Music, the Voice of Har-
mony in Creation *722
ESTEVE, le Cte. d'. Finances de 1'Egypte. . 468
Esthetics 66, 689
Esthetique v 66, 689
ESTIENNE, H. La precellence du langage
frangais 787
Conformite du langage fran-
cais avec le grec 787
Essai sur sa vie 487
ESTREES, D. Memoires 416
Etats-Unis. Etat des, par L. B. de M.. . 1380
Etats- Unis. Constitutions des ... 178
Vide Constitutions,
Democratic 180
Histoire 1216
Histoire religieuse 1196, 1197
Histoire des guerres, 1259-1268
Revolution americaine. 1261,
1266, 1220-1222, 1236
Dissertations sur le gouver-
nementdes 1221-1225
Questions constitutionnelles
(P) 1419-1426
Lois, gouvernement et poli-
tique 178-192
Histoire de la marine 1225
- Biographies 1226-1229
Vie des juges de la cour su-
preme 1226, 1227
Galen* e nationale 1226
- Esclavage, 179, 248, 249,
1229-1231
Voyez aussi Slavery.
Systome peuitentiaire 246
Institutions 1229-] 231
Commerce, tarif, etc, 283-285, 1231
Travaux publics 754, 755
Etats-Unis. Statistiques. .296-300, 1231, 1232
Climat 1376
Geographic 1374, 1217
Cartes des cotes 1374
Paysages, etc 137*7
Voyages. . .1377-1392, 1362-1372
Education 85, 86
Sciences naturelles 613-615
Geologic 621, 622
Litterature 803, 826-866
Etats particuliers. Histoire. 1233
Voyages . 1382
Etching 718, 719
Eternal Punishment 919
Eternity of the World (P) 943
ETHERIDGE, J. Syrian Churches 30
Ethnological Journal 628
Ethnologic 510,628-630,606-615, 631
Voir Ethnography et Ethnology.
Ethnology 611, *612, 628-630, 776
American 1184-1187
Ethnological Maps *579
Ethnography, Ancient 306, 308, 320, 783
ETIENNK et MASSON. Manuel du terrassier 739
ETIENNEZ, H. Le meilleur ami *881
Etiquette des cours, etc 429
ETOC DEMAZY, Suicide 680
ETOILE, Pierre de 1'. Memoires 416
Eton College 402, 478
Etranger. Droit 264
Strangers. Leur Condition en Fraoce. . *196
ETROYAT, Ad. d'. Architecture navale.. *710
Etruria 320
EUCLID, by Blakolock 601
by Law 601
On the Books of. 294
CEuvres, en grec, en latin et en
franais 6 01
EUGENE, Prince. Autobiography 488
Memoirs.. . *488
EULEK, L. Lettres *573
Euphrates, River 550
Europe. Hist 326
- Voyages 527, 534, 547
Literature 797, 890-898
Languages 782-793
Peace of, (P) 1086, 1091, 1092,
1099, 1101, 1106, 1119, 1120, 1131, 1156
Europe and America compared 1179
Europe et Amerique comparees 283, 1179
European States. Statistics of 294, 295
EURIPIDES 810
1741
EUS]
INDEX.
[FAX
EUSKBIUS. PAMPHILUS Ecclesiastical His-
tory 22
EUTUOPIUS 821
EUTTCHII, Ecclesio9 80
Evangiles, Les saints 11
EVANS, Sir De Lacy. Designs of Russia. 446
EVANS, W. Trait6 d'agriculture 661
Journal d'agriculture 660
Canadian Magazine 661
EVANS, W. J. Sugar Planter's Manual . 662
EVELYN, J. Diary and Correspondence . 387
Miscellaneous Writings .... 835
Life of Mrs. Godolphin 489
Sylva v . . . 648
EVKRARD'S Coast of Assada 562
EVEREST, Rev. R. Journey through the
United States, <fec 1371
EVERETT, A. H. On Population 255
Life of Jos. Warren 1226
Life of Patrick Henry 1226
EVERETT, E. Orations and Speeches . . . 835
Life of John Stark 1226
Evidence. Law of. . . , 132, 133
Evidences of Christianity 43, 44
Evils of England 232
EVLIYA'S Travels 522
EWBANK, T. Machines for raising water 757
Life in Brazil 1356
Excelsior , 859
Excise laws. 1 47
Excise revenues 292
Exchanges. Foreign 268,280, 294
Exchanges. On Foreign, (P) 1125,1126,
1128, 1143, 1157
Exchanges, On Commercial (P) 1124, 1127
Exchange Tables 264
Executors. Law of 142
Exhibition. Paris, Canada at the 1285
Works on 772
New York. Works on 771
London, of 1851, Works on,
295, 768-771
Catalogue of Books,
concerning . . 901
Vid e Sydenham Palace.
EXMOUTH, Admiral, Life, by Osier 488
Exportations, On advantageous (P) 93
Expositions 768-773
Exposition de Londres (1851) 768, -295
Exposition de New York 77:
Exposition de Paris 772
Expropriation 206
1742
YDOUX et SOULEYET. Zoologie 610
Eye 578, 672
Les femmes du Nouveau-Monde
882, 1179
La mansarde de rose *881
Les deux Am6riques 1179
EYRE, E. J. Expeditions into Australia 667
EYRIES, J. B. et MALTE-BRUN. Nouvelles
annales des voyages 1847
EYSENBAOH. Histoire du blason ........ 506
EYZAGUIRRE, M. L'Abbe. Histoire Ec-
ctesiastique du Chili 1204
FABER, G. S. Horse Mosaics 45
Vallenses and Albigenses 41
Fables 869, 826, 845, (P) 1102
Fabliaux et conies 866, 897
FABRE D'EGLANTINE. Drames 871
FABYAN, R. Chronicles of England and
France 352
FACCIOLATI, J., etc. Totius Latinitatis
Lexicon 783
Faceties *868
Factors and Brokers 146
Factory System 242, *263, 727
FAGAN. Pieces d/amatiques 871, 872
FAILLON, L'Abbe". Vie de Mile. Mance. 1196
Vie de la Sceur Bourgeoys . . 11 96
Vie de Madame d'Youville. . 1196
FAIN. Manuscrit de 1813 430
M6moires des contemporains 480
Manuscrit de 1'an III 427
FAIRBAIRN, W. Conway and Britannia
Bridges 761
Fairfax Correspondence 885
Fairs in Europe and America (P) 1108
FALCONER, F. <fe FITZHERERT, E. H. Cases
of Controverted Elections 116
FALCONER, T. Voyage of Hanno, <fcc., (P.) 1078
FALCONER, Capt. Richard. Voyages and
Adventures 1188
FALCONER, W. Poems 869
FALCONER, W. Dictionaiy of the Marine 710
FALCONET. Sur les Assassins 466
FALISE. Cours de Liturgie *29
Falkland Islands 1354, 1358, (P) 1108
FALLOT. Recherches sur la langue fran-
caise 787
Family, The 75, 236, 240
Family Library 885
Family Worship 29, *51
FAMIN. 0. Crimee, Circassie et Georgie. 447
FAN}
INDEX.
[.PER
FAMIN, C. Colombie et Guyanes. . . . . . 1201
Chili, Paraguay, Uraguay, <fec. 1203
Famine, Irish *402
Famines prevented (P) 928
FANCOURT, Chs. St. John. History of
Yucatan 1216
Fantasque, le 1414
Far West. Life in the 1388
- Early French Travellers in the 1388
Statistics of the 1388
New Home in the 1388
FARADAY, M. On Electricity 591
On Non-Metallic Elements 594
Farces. 860, *868
FARCY. Etudes politiques 180
FAREY, J. On the Steam Engine *76'2
FARIBAULT, G. B. Catalogue 904
Notes, etc 1275
Voir aussi page 1448.
FARIMI, L. C. Roman State 436
FARIS-EL SHIDIAO. Arabic Grammar ... 780
Farm Produce, seeAgricultural Statistics,
Farmer's Almanac, by Johnson and Shaw 657
Farmers' Journal 1417
Farming. See Agriculture.
FARNHAM, E. W. California 1 389
FABNHAM, T. G. Life and Travels in
California. 1389
FARQUHAR. L'Officier en recruternent. . 881
FARREN, G. Key to the Statutes 126
Fasts and Festivals 218
Fast Day. Prayers (P) 1123, 1124
- Sermons (P) 1078, 1144
Fathers of the Church. Their Lives and
Writings 24-26
FAU, J. et CHEVALIER. Physicien prepara-
teur 572
and KNOX. Anatomy for Artists 714
FAUCHER, Leon. De 1'impot sur le revenu 262
Droit au travail 258
Etudes sur 1'Angleterre 262
Souscription pour tra-
vaux publics 271
Banques coloniales . . . 265
FAUCHET. Libertes gallicanes 219
Fauna Boreali Americana 637
FAURIEL. Croisade centre les Albigeois. 422
Chants de la Grece 898
Hist. delaGaulemeridionale. *409
Poesie proven9ale *800
FAUSSE-LENDRY. Sur les journees desep-
tembi-e . . 428
FAUSSETT, G. Sacred Chronology 21
FA v ART. Pieces dramatiques 871
FAVIBR. Mouvement de traction 580
FAVRE, Leon. La Bolivie 1205
FAWKES. Poems 859
FEATHERSTONHAUGH, G. W. Excursion
through the Slave States 1381
Canoe Voyage up the
Minnay Sotor 1 387
Federalist. The 178
FEDERMANN, N. Voyage en Amerique. 1171
Feejee Islands, Cruise of the Maria in . . 570
FELL, J. and GALE, T. Anglicarum
Seriptorum Veterum 346
FELL, R. C. Life of Alderman Kelly. . . 493
FELLER. Biographic universelle 473
Catecbisme philosophique . . . . *45
FELLOWES, R. Universal Suffrage.. .(P) 1140
FELLOWS, Sir C. Travels in Asia Minor . 549
FELON. Rhetorique *805
FELTON, C. C. Life of W. Eaton 1226
Female Character. On the ( P) 1120
Female Hospitals and Lunatic Asylums.
On Ladies Visiting (P) 928
Female Schools (P) 944, 1082
Femme 50, *7l, 75, *236
FENNELL'S Reprints from Old Newspapers *354
FENELON. CEuvres completes 47
Life of 488
Sa vie, par Bausset 488
FENET. Pothier analyse 195
FENIN. Memoires 415
FENN'S Compendium of Funds, tfcc 266
FENTON. Poems 859
FENWICK, S. x\lgebra and Conic Sections 600
FENWICK, T. Essays (P) 1137
Feodalite 201, 202
Fer. Industrie du 730, 765-767
Application du 709
FERBER'S Oryctography of Derbyshire . . 625
FERE, Oct. L'orpheline de Bomarsund. . *881
FERGUS. History of the United States. . 1219
FERGUSON, A. On Civil Society 236
FERGUSON, J. Autobiography 488
FERGUSON, W. D. Common Law Proce-
dure Acts, Ireland *131
FERGUSSON, Adam. Tour in Canada.:... 1402
FERGUSSON, J. On Beauty in Art 714
Hand-book of Architecture 700
Of Nineveh and Persepolis 815
FERLAND, J. B. A. Observation 'sur
1'Histoire du Canada 1274
1743
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INDEX.
IFJN
Fermented Liquors. Effects of ........ 241
See also Drunkenness.
FBRMIN, P. Description generate de Su-
rinam ................... 1200, 1356
FERNEY, Paul. Alyrtiie .............. *881
Ferns .............................. 46
FERRALL, S. On Privilege ............ Ill
FERRANIX Demembrement de la Pologne 444
FERHAR, N. Biographies of ........... 488
-- His Nunnery at Little Gid-
ding, <kc. ............ . . ..... 863, 366
FERRARI, J. Philosophic de 1'histoire . . 309
--- Philosophic catholique .... 68
- Ecole de Fourier ......... 236
-- Litterature populaire ..... 797
-- Revolutions d' Italie ...... *435
FERRARIO, D. G. II costume antice e
moderno .................... 311
FERRIAR, J. Illustrations of Sterne .... 835
FERRIER, Miss. Novels .............. *835
FERRIER, F. L. A. Du gouvernement. . *263
FERHIEE, J. F. Institutes of Metaphysics 70
FERRIER, J. P. Caravan Journeys in
Persia ........................ 555
FERRIERE, A. Traite des tutelles ....... 200
FERRIERE, Claude. Grande coutume. . . . 198
---- Petite coutume ---- 198
---- Dictionnaire de droit 196
-- - Nouveau Ferriere . . 195
FERRIERE, Th. Une ambassade eu Chine 656
-- Les romans et le manage *882
FERRIERES, Le Marquis de. M6moires. . 427
FERRIS, B. History of the Original Set-
tlements on the Delaware ...... 1247
FERRIS, B. G. Utah and the Mormons. 1199
FERRIS, J. Territories of the Great "West 1377
FERRY, Gab. Komans divers .. *880, 882, 884
FERUSSAC. Bulletins universels ........ 909
FESSENDEN, T. G. Democracy, a Poem. . 858
Fetes Chretiennes ................... 50
FETIS. Biographic des musiciens ...... 720
Feudal Law ..................... 128, 215
FEUCHTWANGER. On Gems ........... *626
FEUERBACH. Criminal Trials in Germany 194
FEUGERE, L6on. Essai sur Henri Estienne 487
-- Essai sur Etienne Pasquier . . 497
FEUILLICC, L. Histoire de 1'art par les
monuments ............... . . 690
FEUILLET, Oct. Proverbes et pieces dra-
matiques ..................... 884
- - - Bellah .............. *881
AliziaPauli ............ *881
FEVAL, Paul. Le champ debatable *881
Madame Gil Bias *881
Le tueur de tigres *883
La foret noire *883
Fevers ..980, 935, 942, (P) 1081, 1097, 1157
FICHTE. Destination de 1'homme 66
Doctrine de la science 66
FICHTENBERG. Fabrication de papier . . . 733
FICQUELMONT. Lord Palmerston 397
Fiction. History of 797
See Belles-lettres; Novels.
FIDLER, Rev. J. United States and
Canada 1370
FIEFFE, Lacroix. Clef des lois romaines *98
Fiefs. Lois des 201, 202
Field Sports 724, 725
Field Sports in Canada 1402
FIELD, B. Analysis of Blackstone's Com-
mentaries 129
Geographical Memoirs of New
South' Wales 566
FIELD, lj. Analogy of Logic 70
Analogical Philosophy 70
On the Painter's Art 714
Universal System (P) 929
Logic (P) 932
Physical Sciences (P) 934
Esthetics, Ac (P) 936
Ethics (P) 941
Correspondence of Howard . . 491
FIELD, J.
Prison Discipline 247
FIELD, R. S. Courts of New Jersey... 1247
FIELDING, H. Life, by Lawrence 488
Works and Memoir 835
FIELDING, T. A. Art of Engraving 718
FIEVEE de JEUMONT. Du tabac *668
FIGUIEB, L. Decouvertes scientifiques. . 726
L'annee scientifique et in-
dustrielle *728
L'alchimie et les alchi-
mistes *591
FILANGIERI, G. CEuvres *223
Filateur. Industrie du 729
FILSON, John. State of Keutucke 1877
Finances 261, 26S, *263
See also Currency ; Revenue.
Finance and Public Expenditure. Re-
ports, Speeches, and Pamphlets on,
922, 923, 926, 929, 980, 981, 934,
935, 943, 945, 1089, 1090, 1098,
1099, 1106, 1108, 1115, 1127, 1128,
1130, 1131, 1141, 1144. 1153
1744
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INDEX.
IFLE
Finance Tables (P) 925, 984
FINCH, J. Travels in the United States
and Canada 1370
FINCHAM. History of Naval Architecture 709
Fine Arts 689-722, Y71, 772, 827
Pamphlets on the. 924, 1076,
1077, 1103, 1124, 1154
FINET. Religion des Germains 53
Finland. History of 452
Travels in 523
FINLASON. W. F. Common Law Procedure
Acts
Law of Mortmain
Cases on Pleading
Lawyer's Companion . .
Greece under the Romans,
131
142
132
130
FlNLAY, G.
and History of the Byzantine and
Othoman Empires 323
Hellenic Kingdom (P.; 1114
FINNELLY, "W". On Elections 113
FIOEENTINO, P. F. Josephine Grassini. . *881
FIRDUSI. The Shah Nameh 889
Fire. Protection of Houses from (P) 9 26, 1135
Fire-alarm Telegraph *614
Fire Arms 684, 740 (P) 1076
Fire Insurance 145
Fish. British Museum Catalogue of 636
Fish. Artificial Propagation of. .640 (P) 1440
Supply of, for the Poor (P) 922
Supply of, in London. (P) 923, 927, 1082
FISH, H. Pulpit Eloquence 49
FISHBOURNE, Captain Recollections of
China 466
FISHBOURNE, E. G-. On Naval Architecture 710
FISHER, Bishop. Life, by Lewis 488
FISHER, A. Arctic Voyage 530
FISHER, R. B. On the Cape of Good
Hope (P.) 1096
FISHER, R. S. Progress of the United
States of America 1218
Atlas of the World 1340
FISHER, R. S. and COLBY, C. American
Statistical Annual for 1854 and '55 1232
FISHER, W. R. Law of Mortgages *140
Fisheries 170, 252, 281
Fisheries of America 281, 1231
of Great Britain 272, 294
of India 276
British and Dutch (P) 1 137
British North American 1336,
1420,1432, 1662
Fishes 609, 633-645
Fishing
FITCH'S Voyage to Pegu ,
FITCH, John. Life of, by C. Whittlesey.
FITZGERALD, Lord. Life, by Moore
FITZGERALD, J. E. Hudson's Bay Com-
pany
FITZGIBBON, Col. Case of (P)
FITZHERBERT, Mrs. Memoirs
Fix. Etat des classes ouvri^res
FLACHAT, BARRAULT et PETIET. Fabrica-
tion de la foute
Flags of All Nations 686,
Flag, American
FLAGG, E. History of Venice
FLAMSTEED, J. Account of, with his cor-
respondence
Catalogue of Stars (enlarged)
Flanders. See Belgium; Flemish.
FLANDERS, H. Law of Shipping
Maritime Law
Lives of Chief Justices of
the United States
FLANDIN. Architecture et sculpture
assyriennes
L'Orient
FLANDIN et COSTE. Voyage en Perse . .
Voir BOTTA.
Flandres. Guerres de la
FLASSAN. Coegres de Vienne
FLAVIGNY. Examen de la poudre
Flax and Hemp 276, 662 (P) 1083,
FLAXMAN, J. Compositions from Hesiod.
Compositions from Homer . .
Compositions from ^Eschy-
lus, &c
On Sculpture
FLECHIER. GSuvres
FLEMING, M. Political Annals of Lower
Canada ,
FLEMING and TIBBINS. English-French
Dictionary
FAOB
725
555
1226
401
1339
1436
*396-
259
767
709
1232
437
575
583
14&
99
*182
683-
*550
*552:
Dictionnaire fran-
cais-anglais
FLEMING, W. Vocabulary of Philosophy
Flemish Interiors
Flemish Husbandry
Flemish Literature
FLETCHER, E. T. Essays, &c. 1409, 1412,
FLETCHER, GILES. Poems
FLETCHER, J. History of Poland
FLETCHER, Rev. J. Letter to the Wes-
leyan Methodists
1745
332
682
113&
811
813
807
716
4?
158
789
789
*57
544
654
896
1445
859
445
1442
FLE]
INDEX.
IFON
FLETCHER, Rev. J. C. Brazil and the
Brazilians 1200
FLETCHER, J. P. Autobiography of a Mis-
sionary 41
FLETCHER, Phineas. Poems 86
FLECRANQE. Memoires 415
FLEURIEU. Division hydrographique du
globe 512
Decouvertes des Francais dans
la Nouvelle Guinee *568
FLEURIGEON. Code administratif 211
Fleurs <
Language des *665
FLEURT. Histoire ecclesiastique
Droit canonique
Flibustiers d'Amerique 1 180
FLINDERS. Voyage to Australia 566
FLINT, C. L. Grasses and Forage Plants. *646
FLINT, Timothy. Mississippi Valley ... 1390
FLINTOFF, O. Rise and Progress of the
Laws 128
Flore franfaise 649
Flore medicale 674
FLORENCE OF WORCESTER'S Chronicle. . . . 350
Florence. Histoire 437, 222, 223
FLORENT, Sire D'!LLIERS. M&noires .... 415
FLORENT-LEFEBVRK, L. Decentralisation. *235
Florida. Cession of, to the United States
(P) 934, 1151
History of 1255,1420,1662
Travels in 1385
War 1268
Laws *188
Floride. Histoire 1255
Voyages 1385
Voir Florida.
FLORIAN. Les arlequinades 880
Fables 869
FLORUS 821
FLOURENS. De la longeVite" humaine . . . 631
Travaux de Cuvier 633
Travaux de Buffon 607
Intelligence des animaux . . . 637
Systeme nerveux dans les
animaux vertebras 637
Buffon annote . . 609
FLOURENS et Roux. Cours de physiolo-
gic 631
Flowers and their Associations 663
Flower Garden 663
Fluxions. Invention of. 295
See also, Mathematics.
1746
FODERE, E. Essai mSdico-iegal 680
TraitS de medecine legale . . 680
Epid6mies et hygiene pu-
675
95
100
blique .
FOSLIX, M. Trait6 du droit international .
Traite du droit international
privS
Revue de droit francais et
etranger *204
Contrainte par corps *210
F(ELIX et HENRION. Traite des rentes
foncieres 208
FOLEY, D. English Irish Dictionary . . . 790
FOLEY. Voyez MARTIN, Victor.
Folie 679, 78
Eloge de la *73
Folious Appearances *898
FONBLANQUE, A. England under Seven
Administrations 895
FONFREDE. Systeme prohibitif 278
FONSEOA, J. DA. Portuguese Dictionary. 786
Dictionnaire portuguais. 786
Dictionnaire francais-por-
tugais 786
FONSSAGRIVES. Hygiene navale 668
FONTAINE, Rev. JAMES. Memoirs of a
Huguenot family 1227
FONTAINES, Mme. de. (Euvres 868
FONTANEDO. MSmoire sur la Floride . . . 1436
FONTANES, de. CEuvres 875
FONTANON, A. Edits et ordonnances. ... 19*7
FONTENAY, M. de. Constructions rus-
tiques 706
Amateur de jetons 410
FONTENAY-MAREUIL. MSmoires 416
FONTENELLE, B. de. CEuvres 872
Vie de Corneille 485
FONTENELLE, Julia de. Fabricant d'huiles. 737
Tanneur 788
Baigneur, Nageur. 723
BijoutieretOrfevre 731
Blanchiment 729
Verrier 734
Chamoiseur 737
737
?ONTENELLE, Julia de, MALEPEYRE, et BU-
tres. Vinaigrier et Moutardier..
Pharmacie popu-
laire 674
Physique amu-
sante 593
et TOLLARD, H.
L'herboiiste, etc. . . . 647
FON]
INDEX.
[FOS
FONTENELLE, (Julia de) et POISSON, (P.}
Marchand papetier 733
FONTENU, 1'Abbe. Des autels consacres
au vrai Dieu 27
Culte d'Isis 53
Camps de Cesar. .... 409
FONTEYRAUD. Melanges d'economie poli-
tique ..... 254
Fonthill Abbey 377
FONTON. La Russie dans 1'Asie Mineure 447
FONTRAILLES. Relation 417
Food, and its adulterations. .578, 596, 668,
733, 735, 770, 772 (P.) 932
FORBES, A. K. Hindoo Annals of Goozerat *458
FORBES, D. Hindustani Dictionary 781
Persian Grammar 948
FORBES, D. Of the Progress of Science. 570
FORBES, E. Of Fauna and Flora, and
Geological changes 618
On fossil Asteriadae and
Cyotidese. 619
British Fossils, Decade V. *619
Of Enchinodermata 627
Literary Papers, wi'th a Me
moir 576
FORBES, F. E. Dahomey and the Daho-
mans . . 564
FORBES, J. Memorandums in Ireland.. 538
Physician's Holiday 542
FORBES, Sir John. Nature and Art in the
Cure of Disease *667
FORBES, Sir W. Life of Beattie 481
FORBIN, Comte C. de. Memoires 417
FORBIN, Cte. L. N. P. A. Voyage a Siam 556
FORBONNAIS. Principes economiques...
FORCADE, Eug. Politique commerciale. .
Etudes historiques *386
La guerre du socialisme. 237
Institutions de credit. . . 265
Chas. Lamb, sa vie iu-
250
278
time.
493
Thomas Moore 496
Force, Laws of, see Mechanical Philoso-
phy.
FORCE, Peter. Tracts on American Colo-
nies 1217
FORD, J. Dramatic 'Works 859
Compositor's Hand-book 732
FORD, R. Hand-book for Spain 227
Gatherings from Spain 838
FORD, Gov. Thos. History of Illinois. . . 1257
' FORD'S Australian Almanac. ... 286
Foreign Policy of Great Britain, 231, 273
(P.) 1097, 1110, 1136
FOREST. Voyage aux Moluques 569
Forests and Forest Laws 138, 648, 679 (P") 1076
See also Trees.
Forestallers, Pamphlets on. . 1077, 1079,
1086, 1145, 1149
FORESTER, T. Rambles in Norway 642
' Scenery of Norway 542
FORGEOT. Pieces dramatiques 871
Forges, Forgerons 730, 765
Voir Per.
FORGUES. Litterature anglaise 803
Formosa. Account of 557
Formidaire des notaires 211
FORRY. Climate of United States *585
FORRESTER, J. J. On Portugal 279
FORSTER, C. Historical Geography of
Arabia 314.
Letter to Lord Lyndhurst. 18
Life, <fec., of Bishop Jebb. . 492
Mahometanism Unveiled. 56
The One Primeval Lan-
guage 777
FORSTER, Ch, La Pologne 444
FORSTER, H. Sto we Catalogue 718
FORSTKR, J. British Statesmen 477
Life of Goldsmith 489
FORSTER, J. R. Of Discoveries in the
North 528. 1 365
FORSTER, T. Atmospheric Phenomena. . 586
Aerial and Alpine Voyages 586
FORSTER'S Travels in Persia 552
FORSYTE, R. Beauties of Scotland. ... 403
Political fragments 230
History of Trial by Jury. 135
Hortensius 130
On the Custody of Infants 139
Statutes relative to Scot-
*150
Politique
FORSYTH, W.
land
FORTESCUE, Lord Chancellor.
Lawes of England 128
FORTIA'S Travels in Sweden 543
FORTIA D'URBAN. Histoiredu Portugal. . *441
Fortifications, vide Military Science ; Art
Militaire.
FORTOUL, A. Litterature proven cale . . . 801
De 1'art grec 693
FORTUNE, R. Journey to China 556
Wanderings in China 556
FOSBROKE, T. D. Encyclopedia on Anti-
quities 3U
1747
FOS]
INDEX.
PAGE
FOSBROKK, T, D. British Monachism. . . . 376
FOSCOLO. Ricciarda 891
Foss, E. Judges of England 477
Grandeur of the Law *477
FOSSATI. Manuel de phrenologie 632
Fossiles 627, 606-615, 633
Fossiles, Poissons 640
fossils, see Palceontology.
FOSTER, A. Life and Voyages of Ameri-
cus Vespucius 1167
FOSTER, B. F. On Double Entry 267
FOSTER, C.J. Elements of Jurisprudence 88
FOSTER, G. L. Commercial Exchanges (P) 1124
FOSTER, H. Report on the Pendulum
Experiments 584
FOSTER, J. Lectures 49
Life, by Ryland '. 488
FOSTER, Sir M. State Trials in Surrey in
1746 151
FOSTER, T. C. On tho law of Marriage.. 240
On Writ of " Scire Facias" 135
On the condition of the
Irish 402
FOSTER and WHITNEY. On the Lake
Superior Copper Lands, and Iron
Region, and Geological Map 622
FOSTER, Mrs. Modern European Litera-
ture 797
FODCARD, E. V. Elemens de droit public *101
FOUCART, J. B. Suette miliaire 675
FOUCAUD. Traite du visage 672
FOUCHER, 1'Abbe. L'hellenisme ou reli-
gion de la Grece 52
Traits historique de
la religion des Perses 55
FOUDRAS. Gentilhommes d'autrefois. . . . 880
Le decame"ron des bonnes gens 880
Un grand comSdien *880
FOUGEROUX DE BoNDEROT. Agriculture . 650
FOULCHER DE C/HARTRES. Histoire deS
Croisades 328
Foundlings 244, 259
FouQtifi de la Motte. Four Seasons 896
FOURCROY. Motifs d'un projet de loi sur
1'instruction publique 83
Chimie et Metallurgie 596
FOUREIX, Michel. Societes commerciales *209
FOURIER, Chs. CEuvres completes 236
FOURIER, le baron. Preface historique de
1'ouvrage d'Egypte 468
Sciences et gouverne-
ment d'Egypte.. 317
FOURIER, le baron. Theorie du mouvement 590
Theorie de la chaleur 590
FOURNIER.
Fourierisme 236
Voir Socialisms.
FOURMONT. Origine des Ethiopiens 316
De la Venus des anciens. . . 52
: Sur Evhemere 59
Manuscrits hebreux 778
FOURNEAU. Art du trait de charpenterie. 788
FOURNEL, Henri. Gites houilliers et me-
talliferes 626
FOURNEL, J. F. Traite de la seduction. . 201
Traitfi de radiate-re 201
Lois rural es 212
Histoire des avocats *195
Traite" du voisinage 207
Paris demoli *883
L'esprit des autres *801
L'esprit dans Phistoire *801
FOURNIER. B. On the conduct of (P.) 1185
Fowls 659
FOWLER, H. American Pulpit 49
FOWNES, G. Chemistry in Agriculture.. 655
Elementary Chemistry 594
Rudimentary Chemistry. . . 594
Fox, C. J. Memorials <fe correspondence . 894
Speeches 120
Character of, by Parr 894
Religious character of. . .(P.) 1102
Fox vs. TOOKE. Action for debt (P.) 1104
Fox, G. Life, by Marsh 488
Fox, W. The Colonies of New Zealand. 568
Fox, W. J. Lectures to the Working-
Classes 288
Morality of Society 238
FOXE, J. Book of Martyrs 84
FOY. Guerre de la Pe"ninsule 881
FRAISSE, A. Mirecourt et ses contempo-
rains *888
Franais, peints par eux-memes 435
Franc-mofonnerie 806, 807, 242
France. Uistoire 409-485
Antiquites 409, 410
Armees 423
Chartes, diplomes, etc 420
Costumes militaires 428
Histoire ecclesiastique . . .33, 417-419
Medailles des Rois *812
Histoire heraldique 506-509
Biographies 479
Clerge" 33
Histoire parlementaire. 124, 235, 426
1748
PR A]
INDEX.
\_FRA
France. Politique 234-237
Voir Gouvernement.
Constitutions. 123, 41 9, (P) 944, 1091
Histoire financiere 263
Jurisprudence 195-214
Droit ecclesiastique 219
Droit public et constitutionnel 123
Voir Droit.
Marine 421, 423
Milice 423
Ministres celebres 423
Revolution franchise 234, 235, 426
Voir French Revolution.
Restauration 431
Revolution de 1848 432
Cartes , 539, 516
Geographic et Voyages. . . .419,
521, 534, 539
Philosophic 69
Education 76, 83, 84
Industrie 257
Banques 265
Poids et mesures 268
Commerce 283, 278, 279
Douanes 280
Pauperisme 260
Statistiques 288
Chemins de fer 754
Navigation 758
Beaux arts 693-698
Architecture 701
Sculpture 716
Musique 721, 722
Sport 724
Expositions 768, 772-774
Litterature 787, 866-887,
903, 904, 919-922
Sciences physiques 572, 573
Sciences naturelles 610
MetSorologie 286
Geologic 621
Mineralogie 624, 765
Pal6ontologie 627
Botanique 649
Crime in 290, 292
State of (P) 927, 940, 941,
1081, 1092, 1151.
Financial Situation in 1796. (P) 1108
in 1816.(P) 927
Conduct of, to Spain. . .(P) 940, 1092
_ Pamphlets on French affairs. (P)
1088, 1090, 1091, 1134, 1139, 1140
France. On the Government of .(P) 1106,
1107, 1112, 1147
Organisation of 124
On the war with (P) 1117
See Russia.
Bank of *263
Church in 33
France, A Tour in, in 1802 (P) 1119
France (la) Comparee a VAngleterre
233, 290, 394, 397
France and England compared . .233, 290,
394, 397
FRANCESCO SFORZA. Life and Times .... 435
FRANCHERE, G. Voyage a la cote nord-
ouest de 1'Amerique du Nord. . . . 1390
Narrative of a Voyage to
the North- West Coast of America. 1390
FRANCIS, C. Life of John Elliot 1226
Life of Sebastian Rale. ... 1226
122
122
735
266
FRANCIS, G. H. Critical Biographies. .
Orators of the Age
FRANCIS, G. W. Practical Receipts. . . .
FRANCIS, J. Annals of Life Assurance . .
Chronicles of the Stock Ex-
change 266
History of English Railways 753
History of Bank of England. 266
FRANCIS, P. Common Law Procedure Acts 131
FRANCIS, Sir P. On Currency (P.) 1146
See also JUNIUS.
FRANCKLIN'S Tour in Persia 552
FRANCOSUR. Geodesic 749
FRANCOIS. Gisement et traitement des
minerais de fer dans les Pyrenees. 765
FRANOIS de SALES, Saint. (Euvres 60
FRAN90IS 1 420, 424
FRANCONI. Le cavalier *724
Franks The *327
Voir Gaulois.
FRANK, J. P. De curandis morbis, etc. . 668
FRANK et MARCEL. Tunis 470
FRANKLIN, B. Complete works 182, 1220
Le bonhomme Richard. . . 250
FRANKLIN, Sir John. Expedition to the
Polar Sea 530
Expedition in search
of 1406
Life of. *531
FRARIERE. Les Abeilles 664
FRASER, J. B. Constantinople to Teheran 555
FRASER, J. P Travels on the Caspian Sea 553
FRASER, P. Law of Husband and Wife. 150
1749
FBA
INDEX.
\_FRY
FRASER, S. Proceedings on Controverted
Elections 115
Fraser's Magazine 916
FKAYSSINOUS. Defense du cbristianisme. 45
FRKDEGAIRE. Chronique 413
FRKDKRICI SECUNDI. Historia diplomatica 442
FREDERICK II. Stratagetical Instructions 688
Works 444
and his Times 444
L'anti-Machiavel 222
Son histoire *444
Free Institutions. See
Government.
Free Masonry 242, 306, (P) 1112
Free Trade 255, 277, 278, 285, *263,
(P) 936, 1104, 1127, 1425
FREEDLEY, E. T. On Business 256
FREER, M. W. Life of Marguerite of
Navare 424
Life of Elizabeth de Va-
lois 440
FREGIER. Police de Paris 212
Classes dangereuses 259
FREMINVILLE. Gouvernement des biens
de ville 201
- Renovation des terriers . . . 202
De la police des villes.j. 201
Traite de la minority 206
FREMONT, Capt. J. C. Expedition to the
Rocky Mountains in 1842 1388
Notes of Travels
in California 1889
FRENCH, B. F. Historical Collections of
Louisiana 1254
French Language 785-789
French Literature 799-801, 866-887
French Revolution. History of the. .330
426-431
Pamphlets on the.
1081, 1088, 1090-1092, 1 100, 1116,
1117, 1122, 1123, 1136, 1139, 1140-
1142, 1149, 1155, 1168
French Revolution of 1830, History of
431,432, (P) 1158
, Pamphlets
concerning 1086, 1091
French and English Dictionaries 789
French (the) in Algiers 470
French. Pictures of the 435
FRERE, C. Proceedings of Election Com-
mittees 114
Private Bills Committees. ... 110
FBERET. Mesures longues des anciens. . 268
Histoire et chronologic des
Assyriens 315
Observations sur 1'origine des
Grecs 821
Sur la chronologic chinoise . . . 465
Cyrop6ilie de Xenophon 321
Ecriture chinoise 779
Religions des Gaulois et des
Germains 53
Histoire des Cyclopes 52
FRERON, E. C. Lettres sur quelquts ecrits
de ce temps 800
FRERON, L. S. Memoires 428
FRESNEL, Fulgence. L' Arabic 457
FRESNEL, Leonor Systeme d'e"clairage
des phares 767
FRET, A. Typographic 733
FREYCINET. Voyage autour du monde. . 526
FREYTAG, G. Debit and Credit *895
FREZIER. Voyage au Chili et au Perou. 1352
Friendly Societies. 145, 242, 294, 295,
(P.) 940, 1101
FRIESS DE COLONNA. La Corse 440
FRISSARD. Notes prises au cours de ports
de mer 758
I FRITOT, Alb. Science du publiciste 223
I FROBISHER'S Voyages 528, 1345
| FRODOARD. Histoire del'eglise de Rheims 413
Chronique 413
FROISSART, Jean. Chrouiques * 414
Sa vie 414
Chronicles 352
FROLAND. Memoires sur les statuts.... *199
FROMBERG, E. 0. Art of Painting on
Glass 704
FROME, Capt. Method of a Trigonome-
trical Survey 748
Fronde 416, *426
Frontier Lands of the Christian and Turk 546
FRONTIN. Les stratagemes 821
FROST, John. Trial .of 1 93
FROST, J. Pictorial History of America. . 1179
Remarkable Events in the His-
tory of America 1 179
History of the United States. 1218
FROTHINGHAM, Richard, ^iege of Boston 1264
FROUDE, R. H. Remains *49
FROUDE, J. A. History of England *381
Fruits and Fruit Trees, 664, (P.) 1076, 1136
Fruits et arbres fruitiers 664
FRY, E. Memoir, by her Daughter 489
1750
FRY]
INDEX.
IGAM
FRY, H. Artificial Fish Breeding 640
FEYXELL, A. History of Sweden 451
Fuel and Combustion, 730, 733, 765, (P.) 1082
See also Coal,
FULKE, W. The Rhemes New Testament
compared, <fec 11
Defence of the English Bi-
blical Translations 11
FULLARTON, J. Regulations of Currencies 262
FULLER, Revd. Andrew. Works 49
FULLER, S. Margaret. Summer on the
Lakes, in 1843 1391
See also OSSOLI.
FULLER, T. Church History of Britain. . 34
Good Thoughts in Bad Times 48
History o. the Holy War. . 20
History of English Worthies 355
Holy and Profane State. ... 48
Memorials of, by Russell . . 48
FULLOM, S. W. History of Woman 239
Marvels of Science ... 572
FULTON, R. Life, his Drawings, &c 748
Life of, byJ. Renwick 1226
Funds, 266, 268, 273,291, 294, (P) 1128,
1130, 1131, 1138
Funeral Ceremonies 313
See also Interments.
Fur Trade. History and Account of the
281, 282, 1338, 1339, 1404, 1406, 1427
FURGOLE, J. B. Traite des testaments . , . 200
Sur les donations 200
- Sur les substitutions. ... 200
Cur6s primitifs 220
FURNEAUX, Capt. History of Treaties. . . 100
GABBETT, J. Criminal Law ' 133
Statute Law 127
GABOURD. Amedee. Histoire de France. . 411
GABRIEL. Nature des preuves 210
Recueil d'autorites 220
GAOON-DUFOUR, Mme. et autres. Manuel
du Savonnier 734
GAEL, S. H. Legal and General Composi-
tion 127
Gallic Language 790
Gaelic Literature 862, 901
GAETE, due de. Memoires 429
GAGE, T. New Survey of the West Indies 1 349
Nouvelle relation de ses
voyages 1349
.GAILHABAUD. Monumena ancieus et mo-
dernes. . 698
PAGE
GAILLARD. M6moires sur les Lombards. 437
GAIMARD. Voyage en Islande 533
GAIUS. Institutes 92
GALBERT DE BRUGES. Charles le Bon. . . 413
GALE, T. Court of the Gentiles 57
Galerie frangaise 434
Galerie morale 71
Galerie des victoires 423
GALS and SEATON. Congressional De-
bates 1224
GALIANI. Commerce des grains 250
GALIBERT, Leon. L'Algerie 434
Venise *437
GALIBERT et PELLE. De 1'Angleterre . . . 338
L'Angleterre, 1'Ir-
lande et L'Ecosse 338
GALIEN. CEuvres *665
GALILEO. Life 489
GALITZIN. La Russie 447
Description de la Tauride . . 612
GALL. Origine des qualite's morales. ... 631
GALLAEUS, Servatius. Oracula Sybillena *52
Dissertationes de
Sibyllis *52
GALLAND. Les mille et une uuits *888
GALLAS. Commerce de banque et de
change 265
GALLATIN, A. Ethnology of Mexico .... 629
Memoir on the North
Eastern Boundary 1364
GALLENGA, A. History of Piedmont. ... 437
Gallery of Arts (pictorial) 690
GAL;.ET DE KULTURE. Le tzar Nicholas . *446
GALLOIS. Cheminsde fer en Angleterre. 754
GALLUS 821
GALT, J. Autobiography 489
- Diary of the Times of Geo. IV 396
- The Reform, and the Radical. 836
GALTIER. Toxicologie medicale 674
GALTON, F. Art of Travel 510
Galvanism 576, 591, *614
GALVANO, A. Discoveries of the World. 1164
Galvanoplastie *732
GAMA, Vasco de. Voyages 559
Game Law. See forest Law.
Ga'e Laws. On the, by J. Chitty. .(P.) 929
On the, by Sir W. Elford.(P) 929
Letters on the ...(P.) 931, 1137
Game Law Tales 243
Games. Handbook of 724
See Sports and Games.
Gaming 134, 600, (P.) 1087
1751
GAM]
INDEX.
\_GAU
GAMMAGE, R. G. History of the Chartist
Movement 232
GAMMKLL, W. Life of Roger Williams. 1226
Life of Samuel Ward. . . 1226
GAMON. Me"moires 415
GAND, Pierre de. Lettre 1171
GANDAVO, P. de Magalhaes de. Histoire
du Bresil 1199
GANDILLOT. Science des finances ' 263
GANILH. Dictionnaire de 1'economie poli-
tique
The'orie de 1'e'conomie politique
Essai sur le revenu public ....
249
250
261
250
225
Systeme d'e'conomie politique.
Du pouvoir et de 1'opposition .
GANOT. Traite de physique 573
Gaols. See Prisons.
GAEBITT, E. L. Design in Architecture. . 699
GARCIA. Commentarii *666
Aromatum historia *666
GAKOILASSO DE LA VEGA. Le commen-
taire royal 1202
The Royal Com-
mentaries of Peru 1202
Guerres civiles
des Espagnols dans les Indes .... 1203
GARCIN DE TASSY. La litterature hindoue 799
Rudimens de la langue
hindoustani 781
Rudimens de la langue
hindoui 781
GAEDEN, Comte de. Tableau de la diplo-
mat ie ; . . . . 95
Trait6s de paix 96
Gardening 663, (P.) 1076
Gardening, Landscape '645, 665
GARDNER, C. K. Dictionary of the Ame-
rican Army 1232
GARDNER, R. H. The Kemiebec pur-
chase 1240
GAEELLA, N. Canal a travers 1'lsthme
de Panama 758
GARIDEL. Voutes en plein cintre 705
GARNEAU, F. X. Histoire du Canada. .. 1273
- Abr6ge de 1'histoire de
Canada 1273
Poesies 1407
GAENER, R. On Medical Science 667
GAENIER. Voir VELLY.
GAENIEE, Adolphe. Sur Royer Collard. 499
Morale sociale *224
Psychologic 73, 632
1752
GARNIER, Adolphe. Trait6 des facult6s
de Tame *73
GAENIEE-AUDIGER. Tapissier 733
GAENIEE, F. Puits art6siens 623
GARNIER, F. X. Trait6 dea chemins. . . . 212
Regime des eaux *206
GARNIER, J. Annuaire de I'e'conomie po-
litique 288
GAENIEB, M. 1'abbe. Education civile ... 74
Les lois militaires
des Grecs 681
Sur les ouvrages
d'Epictete 59
Surl'laton.. 69
GAENIER PAGES. Dictionnaire politique. 221
GAEEEAU. Bases ontologiques de la sci-
ence de 1'homme 73
GAEEETT, G. Marvels of Instinct *634
GAESAULT. Le parfait marechal 657
GARTH. Poems 859
GAEVEY, M. A. Silent Revolution, by
Steam, <fec 239
Gas and Gasworks 733, 766
GASCOIGNE. Poems 859
GASKELL, P. Manufacturing Population. 242
GASPAEIN, Agenor de. Des tables tour-
nantes, du surnaturel en ge'ne'ral et
des esprits 593
Affranchissement
des esclaves *248
et
traite *248
GASPAEIN, Mme. de. Corporations mo-
nastiques 33
GASPARIN, Comte de. Cours d'agriculture 652
: Biens soumis aum6-
tayage 652
Biens ruraux affer-
me's 652
GASSENDI. Memoire sur 61
GASTALDI. Liberte coinmerciale 278
GASTINE, Civique de. R6publique de
Hayti 1208
GASTON. Memoires 416
GATONBE'S North West Voyage 529
GAU, F. C. Antiquit6s de la Nubie... 317
GAUDIOHAUD, Ch. Organographie, etc.,
des v6getaax 647
Botanique 610
GAUDIN, A. TraSte 1 de photographic. ... 719
GAUDRY. Machines 751
Gaule i 409, 412,424
GAU}
INDEX.
GEO]
Gaulois 409, 419, *327
GAULTIER'S Ballads *859
GAUME. Histoire de la society 236
Les trois Rome 542
Le paganisme dans 1'education. 74
La revolution *431
GAUTIER, Theophile. Militona 881
- Italia 542
(Euvres humouris-
tiqucs 882
Proverbes 884
Poesies 882
line join-ne'e a Lon-
dres 884
Les Affres de la
mort
Marilhat 884
GAUTIER, Toussaint. Dictionnaire des
confreries *19
GAHTIER DE SIBEET. Philosophie de Ci-
c6ron 59
Histoire des ordres
de Saint-Lazare 329
GAUTIER i>u TRONCHOY. Carnpagne des
lies de F Amerique 1359
GAVARD. Galeries historiques 697
GAVARRET. Physique medicale 672
GAY. Poems 859
GAYARRE, Chs. Histoire de la Louisiane 1254
Louisiana 1254
Louisiana as a French
colony 1254
GAYFFIER, J. de. Punts et chaussees ... 751
GAY-LUSSAC. Cours de chimie .... 597
Gaz 766, 733
Gazetteers 511
Gazetteers of Canada 1396, 1427
GEDOYN, 1'abbe. Extraits de Photius . . . 321
Course chez les anciens 723
GEER, Chs. de. Memoires sur les insectes 642
GEFFROY, A. Le Nord Scandinave 448
La Suede depuis le traite
de Paris 452
GEINOZ, 1'abbe. Defense d'He rodote . . . 321
Observations sur B<ro-
dote 321
Origine des Pelages.... 321
GELL, Sir W. Topography of Rome . . . 325
Gems. See Jewels,
Genealogy and Heraldry 506, *326
Genealogy of American families. . . 1225. 1234
General Warrants.,. 227
GENEST. Penelope 870
GENESTE. History of the English Stage . 802
Genie Civil 742-767, 708, 770
GENIN, F. Langage frangais 787
Lexique compare 787
Palsgrave et Jules Guez. ... 78*Z
Vie de Moliere 495
GENLIS, Mme. de. Influence des femmes
sur la litterature fran9aise 800
Memoires sur le dix-
huitieme siecle 429
Dictionnaire des eti-
quettes de la Cour *429
CEuvres diverses.... 876
GENOUDE. Raison du christianisme. . . . 46
Litterature sacree 18
Biographic sacree *18
GBNT, T. Autobiography 489
GENTIL, C. Le. Dissertations juridiques. *211
GENTIL BERNARD. Poesies 873
Gentleman's Magazine and Indexes 916
Gentoo Laws. Code of 91
Geodesy 583, 600, 748, 749
GEOFFROY SAINT HILAIRE. Zoologie ge-
neral e 634
Sur 1'histoire
naturelle de 1'Egypte 637
Histoire des
Mammiferes 637
Poissons du
641
Nil
Reptiles d'E-
GEOFFROY, E.L. Hist, abregee des insectes
GEOFFROY, J. Dictionnaire latin-fraugais.
-- m -- Dictionnaire francais-latin.
641
642
784
784
GEOFROY, L. Affaires d'ltalie *436
Geographi Grseci Minores 810
Geographical Science. Manual of, and
Atlas 510
Geographical Society's Journal 510
Geographical Discoveries. Table of 290
Geograpkie 509
Voir Geography.
Geography, Topography, &Q. . . . 509-570, 578
Ancient and Historical.. 314,806
Physical 509-512, 579
Geological Maps 537, *579
Geological Museum, Fossils and Rock-spe-
cimens, Marbles, Building stones . . 618
Geological Society's Journal and Transac-
tions 618
175
GEO]
INDEX.
Geological Survey of Great Britain. Me-
moirs and Maps of 618, 619
Geologic et Mineralogie, 616-627, 606-
615, 577-581, 595
Geologic appliquee 738
Geology and Mineralogy, 577-581, 595,
606-627,919 (P.) 1101, 1105
. Specimens,
collection of 292
Geometrie 600-602
Geometry. See Mathematics.
GEORGE, A. Memoirs of Queens of Spain 440
GEORGE III. Sermon on his Jubilee . (P) 1120
Satire on, and his Queen (P) 1148
GEORGEL, 1'abbe". M6moires 429
Georgia. History of 1250, 1419
Travels in 1383
GfiRAMB. Pelerinage a Jerusalem *550
GERANDO, de. Institutes du droit admi-
nistratif fra^ais 211
.. Histoire des systemes de
philosophic 57
Perfectionnement moral. 71
Education des sourds-
muets 87
Bienfaisance publique. . . 260
GSRARD. Canaux de navigation 758
GERARD DE NERVAL. Les filles de feu . . 883
Le reve et la vie 883
Sylvie 883
Confidences de Ni-
colas
Scenes de la vie
orientale 885
GERARD, Jules. Le tueur de lions. ... 881
GERARD, I'Abbe' L. P. Le comte de Val-
mont *67
Essai sur les vrais principes . . 66
GRAUD. Paris sous Philippe le Bel 422
Cartulaires 420
GERBET. Esquisse de Rome chre' tienne . . 50
Considerations sur le dogme . . 46
GERHARDT. Oh. Traite de chimie 597
GERHARDT et CHANCEL. Analyse chimi-
que , 597
German Life and War of Liberation 442
German Language 785
German Literature 798, 894
German Tracts. (Various). ..(P) 1152, 1156
Germany. History of 441-444
Travels in 527, 535, 544, 554
Affairs in (P) 1099
1754
Germany and the Revolution (P) 934
Germany and the War of Independ-
ence (P) 1092
GERMOND LAVIGNE. Sceur Marie d'A-
greda 480
Autour de Biarritz 540
GERSTAECKER, F. Journey round the world 527
GERUZEZ, E. Litt6rature franfaise *800
GERVINUS, G. G. On the History of the
19th Century 832
GESNER. A. Resources of Nova Scotia. 1337
New Brunswick 1337
GESNER, S. Works. 895
(Euvres 895
GIBBES, R. W. Mosasaurus, etc 614
American Revolution. .. 1251
GIANNONE, P. History of Naples 436
GIBBING'S Index Expurgatorius 32
GIBBON, A. Political Economy 253
GIBBON, E. . Autobiography 489
Roman Empire 325
Miscellaneous Works, by
Lord Sheffield 836
M6moire justificatif en
ponse a I'expos6 de la cour de
France 1265
GIBBON, L. Exploration of the Valley
of the Amazon 1358
GIBBONS, D. Law of Contracts *146
Law of Dilapidations. ... *143
GIBBS. Administrations of Washington
and Adams 1221
GIBBS, W., and GENTH, F. A. Ammonia
Cobalt Bases *615
GIBERT. Habitans de la Grece 321
Gibraltar. History of 440
Siege of 330
Straits of 541
GIBSON, Bp. Codex Juris Ecclesiastica
Anglicani 217
GIBSON, J. Marriage with Deceased
Wife's Sister 240
GIBSON, John. Literary Garland 1408
GIBSON, W. S. Certainties of Geology. 617
GIFFORD, E. Deeds of Naval Daring.. 886
GIFFORD, J. Political Pamphlets, (PH090
-1092, 1145
GIFFORD, W. Autobiography 489
GIGUET, P. Campagne d'ltalie 429
GIHON. Annals of San Francisco 1258
GILBART, J. W. History of Banking... 266
' On Ancient Commerce. 272
GIL]
INDEX.
PAQB
GILBART, J. W. On Banking. . 264, (P) 1124
Prize Essay on Banking 264
GILBERT, Sir Humphrey. Voyage to New-
foundland 1169
GILBERT, Joachim. Navigation par la va-
peur 758
GILBERT, M. Sur les mesures 267
GILBERT, N. J. L. (Euvres 872
GILBERT, P. Jurisprudence du XIXe
siecle *203
GILES, Revd. Dr. Writings of the Early
Christians *25
GILFILLAN, G. Literary Portraits 805
Christianity and our Era. *44
GILLESPIE, W. M. On Land Surveying. 749
On Road-making . . . 751
GILLESS, Lieut. J. M. Chili 1354
GILLIAM, A. M. Travels in Mexico .... 1373
GILLOT. Relation 416
GILLRAY'S Caricatures Explained. . . , 396
GILLY, W. Excursion to Piedmont.... 41
Vigilantius and his Times.. 27
Waldensian Researches 42
Narratives of Shipwrecks . . *406
GILPIN, H. D. Opinions of Attorneys
General of United States 1 84
GIN, P. L. C. Analyse du droit francais *204
GINGUENE. Histoire litteraire d'ltalie . . . 797
: Dictionnaire de Musique . . . 721
GIQUEL, E. Navigation 686
GIRALDUS CAMBRIENSIS. Itinerarium
Cambrise 351
GIRARD, C. Of Fresh Water Fish of Ame-
rica 613
GIRARD, P. S. Agriculture, Industrie et
commerce d'Egypte 468
Observations sur la vallee
d'Egypte 616
GIRARDIN, Emile. De 1'instruction pu-
blique en France 84
Etudes politiques ... *234
GIRARDIN, Mme Emile. Theatre 878
Marguerite *881
Nouvelles *878
Lettres parisiennes *878
GIRARDIN, J. Chimie ele"mentaire 734
GIRARDIN, Saint Marc. Etudes sur 1'A-
frique 468
- L'Egypte 468
Destine'e des villes 308
L'Education de la femme .... 75
Epopee chre"tienne 796
GIRARDIN, S. M.
Litterat. dratnatique. .
La vie et les ouvrages
801
499
de J. J. Rousseau
De 1'instruction interme"diaire
en Allemagne 85
Litterature et morale *80l
GIRAUD, Chs. Des d6biteurs chez les Ro-
mains 93
Le traite d'Utrecht *97
GIRAUD, J. Systeme de Pestalozzi 75
GIRAUDIERE. La ferine modele *652
GIRAULT DUVIVIER. Grammaire des gram-
maires 788
GIRAULT DE ST. FARGEAU. Bibliographic
de la France 903
Dictionnaire
de la France *409
Revue des
romans 882
GIRETTE. Marine frangaise 688
GIROD, Amury. Notes sur le Bas-Canada. 1434
GIROD-CHANTRANS. Voyage d'un Suisse. . 1359
GIRONIERE, P. De la. Twenty Years in
the Philippines 569
GISBORNE, J. Unitarian Minister. Case of
(P) 1102
GISBORNE, Lionel. Isthmus of Darien .. 1350
GISBORNE, T. Duties of Men in Society. 239
Duties of the Female Sex 239
GISORS. Le Palais du Luxembourg 699
GLABER, Raoul. Chronique 413
GLADSTONE, W. E. On Church and State 217
Our Colonies 285
GLADSTONE, T. H. The Englishman in
Kansas 1387
GLADWIN, F. Dictionary of Mohamme-
dan Law 173
GLAIRE. Ecriture sainte 16
Encyclopedic catholique *20
Glance behind the Grilles 33
GLANVILLE, J. Election Cases 115
GLAS'S Canary Islands 470
Glass Manufacture 732-734, 747
Glass, Stained and Painted 703, 704
GLEIG, G. R. Life of Munro 838
Life of Olive 484
Life of Hastings 690
The Army at Washington
and New Orleans 838, 1267
- Battle of Waterloo 888
Family History of England 837
History of British India. . 945
1755
OLE]
INDEX.
[GOB
GLEIG, G. R. Sale's Brigade in Affgha-
nistan 554
Veterans of Chelsea Hos-
pital 836
GLENNY, G. The Flower Garden 663
GLIDDON, G. R. Ancient Egypt 318
Globes. Terrestrial and Celestial. 293, 583, 1659
Glossarium Infimae Latinitatis 783
GLOVER, R. Poems 859
GLOVER, W. Law of Municipal Corpo-
rations 143
GLTNN, J. Construction of Cranes, etc. 747
On the Power of Water.... 757
Glyptique 312
GMELIK, L. Hand-book of Chemistry.. 595
Gnomonique 731
GOBAT, S. Three years in Abyssinia... 31
GODARD, P. Histoire de la pomme de
terre 661
GODART, J. B. Insectes, papillons, etc. . 641
GODDE, Jules. Catalogue 903
GODEFROY, Th. Histoire du marechal de
Boucicaut 415
Histoire d'Artus III. ... 415
GODEFROY, de Paris. Chronique metri-
que 415
GODESCARD. Vie des peres, etc 24
GODFRAY, H. On the Lunar Theory... 583
GODLEY, J. R. Letters from America. . 1371
GODOI, Die"go de. Relation 1171
GODOLPHIN, Mrs. Life, by Evelyn 489
GODSON, R. Law of Patents and Copy
rights 148
GODWIN, W. Lives of the If ecromancers. 478
History of the Common-
wealth 386
On Political Justice 224
On the Power of Increase
of Mankind 255
GODWYN. Taper-chain Suspension Bridge 761
GOETHE, "W". J. Life, by Lewes 489
Sa vie, par Blaze 489
Works 895
(Euvres (texte allemand) 895
Faust 895
Wilheltn Meister 896
Werther 896
Poesies *895
Pieces dramatiques . . . . 892
GOEZ'S Travels in India 548
GOGOL. Nouvelles choisies 881
GOGUET. Origine des lois . . 88
1756
Equity .
GOLDSMITH, 0.
fjutm
GOLBEEY. Histoire de Suisse et du Tyrol. 438
Gold, see Precious Metals.
Gold discoveries 262, 295, 626
Gold and the Gospel 215
Golden Dagon. The 555
GOLDONI, C. Autobiography 489
Dranies 891
GOLDSMITH, G. Doctrine and Pratice of
136
History of England. ... 338
Natural History 606
Life, by Forster 489
Life, by Irving 489
Poems 859
Works 836
Les rne'p rises d'une nuit. 891
GOMARA, Lopez de. Historia della Indie
Occidentali 1178
GONDRECOURT, A. de. M6moires d'un vieux
garcon *881
Le prix du sang. . . *881
Les pretendants de
Catherine , *881
Le Baron La Ga-
zette *881
Mademoiselle de
Cardonne *881
Unevraiefemme. . *881
GONZALES'S England and Scotland 536
GONZALES, Em. Le vengeur du mari . . . *882
Les deux favorites.... *882
Esau le lepreux *882
Good Friday Observance (P) 1124
GOODELL, W American Slave Code. . . . 179
GOODRICH, C. A. History of the United
States 1219
GOODKICH, C. B. Science of Govern-
ment 179
GOODRICH, S. G. Recollections of a life
time *489
Etats-Unis d'Ame'rique 1218
GOODSIR'S Arctic Voyage... 531
GOODWIN, F. Domestic Architecture. .. 706
GOODWIN, T. Latin Grammar 788
Latin Dictionary 783
GOOKIN, D. Indians in New-England.. 1188
GORDON, J. F. History of New Jersey. 1247
GORDON, T. History of the Greek Revo-
lution 450
GORE, M. Disturbances in Canada. .(P) 1484
GORGEI, A. Life and Acts in Hungary. 443
GORGES, Sir Ferd. Brief Narration 1240
GOR]
INDEX.
[GRA
GORING, C. R. Micrographia
Microscopic phenomena.
GORRIE. Laws of letting and hiring. .(P)
GORTON, J. Biographical Dictionary . . .
GORTON, S. Life of, by J. M. Mackie. .
GOSSE, P. H. Aquarium
Assyria
Birds of Jamaica
British Ornithology
Canadian Naturalist
Zoology
Devonshire coast
Omphalos
History of the Jews
GOSSELIN. Systemes me'triques des An-
ciens
Geographic aucienne 511
GOSSELIN, M. Power of the Pope in the
Middle Ages
GOTTIIOLD'S Emblems
GOUBEAU. Traite de 1' arbitrage
GOUGE, Wm. M. Fiscal history of Texas.
GOUGET et MERGER. Dictiounaire du
droit commercial
GOUGH, J. B. Autobiography
GOULD, J. Pleading in Civil Actions. . .
GOULD, John. Birds of the Himalayas. .
Birds of Australia
Mammals of Australia. . .
Birds of Asia
Ramphastida?, or Toucans.
Odontophorinae, or Partrid-
ges of America . . . .
Trochilidse,
or Humming
Birds
GOURAUD, Ch. Liberte de commerce. . . .
Economic politique
L'ltalie et ses revolutions.
GOURAUD, J. B. G. F. L'Hercule et la
Favorite
GOURBEYRE. Marine
GOURGAUD. Napoleon et la grand e ar-
mee
- Campagne de 1815
GOURGUES. La reprise de la Floride. . . .
GOURLAY, R. F. Individual and Family
Worship
- On Emigration
Statistical account of
Upper Canada
GOURLIER. Service des batiments civils
a Paris..
*589
*589
1441
472
226
1639
315
639
639
612
*634
*639
*617
20
268
, 547
215
*51
208
1256
208
241
132
*639
*639
*639
*639
*639
*639
*639
278
253
*436
1381
688
*430
*430
1172
29
286
1396
738
GOUROFF. Des enfants trouves 259
GOURVILLE, J. H. de. Memoires 417
GOUSSET, le Cardinal. Theologie morale. 46
' Theologie dogrna-
tique 46
Code civil com-
mente' 205
Gouvernement. Moyens de '..... 123
Science du *223
Gouvernement de France *223, 235
Gouvernement parlementaire en France. *234
Voir Politique, Droit, Legislation, etc.
Gouvernement reprtsentatif. Origine du. 101
Governesses Assurance Society (P) 1151
Government *214, (P) 1132, 1422
See British Government.
Government, Cost of in Britain & America 299
Government, Executive, see Cabinet
Council.
Government, Science of 224, 225, 917
See also Liberty.
in United States 179
Government, Self 224, 230
Government Offices 294
Government Annuity Tables 267
Gow, N. Law of Partnership 144
GOWAN, J. R. Canadian Constable's As-
sistant *166
GOWER, J. Coufessio Amantis *859
Poems 859
GOYDER, D. G. Autobiography of a Phre-
nologist *632
GOZLAN, Leon. Le Chateau Bouret 885
Le Chateau de la Frette. 885
Le Chateau de Luciennes 885
Le Capitaine Gueux.... 885
Melanges *883
George III *88S
GRAAH'S East Greenland 532
Gradus ad Cantabrigiam 78
Gradus Francais *800
GKADY, S. G. Law of Fixtures 148
GH^EVIUS, <fcc. Thesaurus Antiquitatuin . 323
GRAFIGNY, Mine. de. Lettres d'une P6ru-
vienne *87S
GRAFTON'S Chronicle 358
GRAFTON, H. D. On the Camp <fe March. 685
GII'AHAM, Sir J. Corn and Currency. . . . 263
GRAHAM, John. Annals of Ireland 400
GRAHAM, J. A- Present State of Ver-
mont 1241
GRAHAM, T. Elements of Chemistry. . . . 594
1757
GRA-]
INDEX-
IGBJE
GRAHAME, James. History of the United
States 1218
GRAINGER. Poems 859
Grains. Commerce des 250, 279
Gramadeg Cymreig, gan "W. Williams . . 790
Grammaire universelle 776, 777
Grammaires, Voir Langues.
Grammars '. 775-794
GRAMMONT, Count. Court of Charles II. . 388
Me moires 948
GRAMONT, le mare'chal de. Memoires. . . 417
GRANDFORT, Mme de. L'autre monde. . . 1871
GRANDMAISON. Dictionnaire h6raldique. 506
Commerce au moyen age 272
GRAND-PIKRRE, D. Relation de divers
voyages 1347
GRANDPRE, de. Voyages en Afrique. . . . 559
GRANDVAUX, L. Chemins vicinaux *212
GRANDVILLE. Scenes de la vie des ani-
maux *879
Un autre monde *879
GRANDVOINNET. Drainage 656
GRANGE. Mine'ralogie et geologie 611
GRANGER, J. Biographical History of
England 338
GRANGEZ. Voies navigablea 539
GRANIER DE CASSAGNAO, Ad. Causes de
la revolution francaise 426
Classes ou-
vrieres et bourgeoises *259
Classes no-
bles *236
Voyage aux
Antilles 1360
Grant Medical College, Bombay 678, 679
GRANT, C. History of Mauritius 464
Law of Corporations 143
Law of Banking *145
History of Physical Astrono-
588
GRANVELLE. Papiers d'6tat 422
GRANVILLE, A. B. Spas of England 670
' Spas of Germany. . . . 670
GEAPEL. On the Civil Law *92
GRAS. Statistique min6ralogique 624
Grasses 646
GRATITJS FALISCUS 821
GRATRT. De la connaissance de Dieu. . 46, 67
De la connaissance de 1'ame. . *46
Logique 69
GRATTAN, Rt. Hon. H. Life and Times . . 402
Speeches 121
1758
GRANT, J.
GRATTAN, W. Connaught Rangers *408
GRAVES, R. Spiritual Quixote *828
GRAVIER, le pere J. Relation 1192
Gravitation , . . . 579
Gravure 718, 689-698
GRAY, Mrs. History of Etruria 820
Empire and the Church . . . *27
GRAY, A. Plantse Texano Neo-Mexicanse 614
Botany of the Northern and
Western States *650
GRAY, Hugh. Letters from Canada .... 1401
GRAY, J. Nature and Use of Money 257
GRAY, J. F. Trait6 de chimie 785
GRAY, T. Poems 859
Great Britain, see England. Also Ire-
land; Scotland.
Great Britain. Military History of, for
1756-1757 1260
The interest of, with re-
to her Colonies ............ 1261
Great Britain and America. Dispute
between ...................... 1262
See also American Colonies; Ame-
rican Revolution.
GREAVES. On the Roman Denarius .... 268
Grece ancienne. Histoire ............ 322
---- Leislation ........ * 90
Grece moderns. Histoire 450, *796, (P.) 940
Grece. Geographic et Voyages, 523,
528, 534, 545, 546, 549
Grecs. Bibliotheque des auteurs, avec
traduction latine ............... 810
Greece, Ancient History .............. 322
- Modern History .............. 450
- Travels in ........ 523, 528, 545, 549
- Natural History of ........ , . . . 523
- And her claims .............. (P) 943
- Revolution ............. (P) 939-942
- Confederation and Kingdom (P)
940, 943, 1114
Greece, Papers relating to ............. 98
Greek Church ....................... 30
Greek Literature, classical ...... 794, 806-818
------ guide to ____ 898
Greek Literature, modern ........... 898
Greek Language ....... . ....... 782, 786, 947
Greek Treatise on America ............ 1273
GREELEY, H. On Free-trade .......... 278
--- Art and Industry ........ 771
History of Slavery Exten-
sion ......................... 180
GREEN, Matthew. Poems ............. 859
GEE]
INDEX.
IGRI
GREEN, M. A. E. Lives of Princesses of
England . . .* 339
Letters of Henrietta
Maria *383
Calendar of State Pa-
pers *344
Letters of Royal, &c.
Ladies 339
GREEN, N. Scientific researches. . . . 1410-1412
GREENE, G. Sufferings of, in Norman-
dy (P) 1149
GREENE, Nathanael. Life of, by G. W.
Greene 1226
GREENFIELD, "W. Book of Genesis, in
English-Hebrew 10
GREENHOW, R. History of Oregon and
California 1258
Greenland. Voyages to 1 344, 1346
History of 1407
Accounts of 532
GREENLEAF, S. Overruled Decisions, <fcc. 153
Law of Evidence *132
Testimony of the Evan-
gelists, and Trial of Jesus *17
Greenwich Hospital .(P) 1076
GREENWOOD, G. Rain and Rivers *617
GREENWOOD, J. Sailor's Sea-Book 687
GREENWOOD, T. Cathedra Petri *31
GREG, W. R. On Political and Social
Science 233
GREGOIRE. Perfectionnement des scien-
ces politiques 225
Histoire des sectes religieu-
ses 27
GREGOIRE, Gasp. Theorie des couleurs,
589, 715
GREGOIRE DE TOURS Memoires. ....... 413
Histoire ecclesias-
tique des Francs 417
GREGOIRE DE NAZIANCE, St. Extraits de
ses O3uvres 25
GREGORY, St. Morals on the Book of
Job 26
GREGORY. Sardaigne 440
GREGORY VII. Life and Pontificate. ... 31
GREGORY, C. W. Public Opinion of the
Titled 233
GREGORY, 0. Animal Magnetism 592
Mathematics 600
On the Christian Religion. 44
Oration [P] 933
GRELLMJ&JN, H. M. G. On the Gipsies. . 306
GREMILLIET. Theorie du calcul 267
Nouvelle the"orie du calcul 602
Grenada and the Grenadines. Laws of. . 172
Grenada, Insurrection in (P) 1094
GRENIKR. Des donations 207
Hypotheques 208
Conservation des hypotheques. 198
Grenville Papers 393
GRESHAM, Sir T. Life 490
GRESSET. (Euvres 873
GRKSSWELL, W. P. Annals of Parisian
Typography 900
Gretna Green Marriages *398
GRETRY. Memoires sur la musique 721
GREY, Earl. Colonial Policy of Russell's
Administration 155
On Parliamentary Govern-
ment *108
GREY, Sir G. Polynesian Mythology. .. 470
Dialects of S. W. Australia 794
Journals of Discovery in
Australia 566
GREY, Lady Jane. Memoirs, by Nicolas. 490
Grey-hounds. Treatise on (P) 929
GRIBALDI Mathaei 91
Grievances in Canada 158
See also Canada.
GRIFFIN, W. N. Motion of a Rigid Body 601
On Optics 589
GRIFFITH, J. Life and Labours *41
GRIFFITH, J. W. and HENFREY. Micros-
copic Dictionary 589
GRIFFITH, T. W. History of Maryland .. 1249
GRIFFITHS, J. W. Marine Architecture. 710
Ship-Builder's Manual 710
GRIFFITHS, T. Chemistry of the Seasons 607
GRIGNON, Aug. Recollections of Wis-
consin 1387
GRIJALVA, Juan de. His Expedition to
Yucatan 1213
Voyage a Yucatan 1171
GRIMAREST. Vie de Moliere 495
GRIMBLOT, P. Letters of "William III
and Louis XIV 390
De'meles diplomatiques de
1'Angleterre et du Bresil 1200
Travail des enfants 268
Politique coloniale de 1'An-
gleterre 155
GRIMM et DIDEROT. Correspondance . . . 874
GRIMSHAW, Wm. History of the United
States 1219
1759
GRI~\
INDE*.
\_GUI
GRIN^EUS, S. Novus Orbis 1164
GRINDROD, R. B. On Intemperance. . . . 241
QRINFIBLD,, E. Novum Testamentum
GnBCUtn * 10
_____ Scholia Hellenistica in
Novum Testamentum 11
GRISOOM, J. H. Air : as sustaining Life
and producing Disease 707
GMSWOLD, R. "W. Poets and Poetry of
America 859
Prose Writers of
America *803
The Republican Court 1220
Groenland. G-e'ographie et Voyages, 532,
1844, 1346
Histdire 1407
GROGNIET. Adventures of 1 180
GRONOVIUS, &c. Thesaurus Antiquitatum 323
GROS. i ettre sur la telegraphic 61ectri-
que 731
GROSE, F. Provincial and Local "Words. 791
Military Antiquities. k 682
GROSIER. Description de la Chine *556
GROSS. Manuel du petit four 736
GROSSE, 1'abbe. Diet, d'anti-philosophisme. *20
GROTB, G; History of Greece 322
Politics of Switzerland .... 124
GROTIUS, H. Life, by Butler 490
On Dutch Jurisprudence... 90
Droit de la guerre et de la
paix 94
De origine Gentium 1181
Verite k de la religion chre-
tienne 45
GROULARD. Me"moires 41 6
GROVE, W. A. Correlation of Physical
Forces 580
GROVE. Letter to a Patriot 1420
GRUN, Alphonse. Vie de Montaigne . . . 496
Assurances terrestres. *209
GRUND, F. J. Americans 1380
Aristocracy in America. . 1380
GRUTERUS. Inscriptions Antiquae 323
(hiardian Society (P) 931
Guatemala. Hist 1212
Geogr. et Voyages 1361
Guelfes et Gibelins *435
Guelph in Upper Canada 1400
GOENEE. Lettres de quelques Juit's .... 20
GUENEBAULT. Diet, iconographique *19
GUENOTS. Conferences des Coutumes . . *199
Ordonnances et Edits Royaux *196
1760
PAOE
GUENYVEAU. Fabrication du fer en France 76*7
GUEKANGER, Don. Institutions liturgi-
ques 29
Dee liturgies fran-
caisea 29
GUERARD. I&. Cartulaire 420
Divisions territoriales de
la Gaule 539
GufiRiN, A. Chirurgie operatoire ...... 673
GUSRIN DO ROCHE R. Histoire des temps
fabuleux 314
GufiRiN, L6on. Histoire maritime de la
France 423
Lea pretres illustres 33
Les navigateurs Francais 479
GUERIN, I'abb6. Histoire de 1'Eglise. ... *20
Guernsey. See Channel Islands.
GUERHA, C. Travels and Adventures 1166
Guerre. Voir Art militaire.
Guerre. Philosophie de la *681
Conseils de 213
Guerre de V independence americaine. . ... 1261
Guerre de 1812 1266
Guerres. Hist, des, dans 1'Amerique du N. 1259
GUEYMARD. Les fourneaux a air chaud . . 767
GUEZ, Jules de. Grammaire 422
Voir BALZAC DE GUEZ.
Guiana, (French) History. &c., of, 1200-
1202, 1344, 1356
(British) History, &c., of,. ..1210, 1356
Guiana and the French Revolutionists (P) 1155
GUIBERT, A. Dictionnaire geograpbique 510
GUIBEHT DE NOGENT. Sa vie par lui-
meme 413
Histoire des croi-
sades 328
GUICOIARDINI. History of Italy . 435
GUICHARD, A. C. De la proprie"te des
arbres 206
i Jurisprudence hypothe-
208
GUICHARD, J. M. Poesies de Charles
d'Orleans 867
GUIGNES, Jos* de. Langues orientales. . . 778
Hieroglyphes egyptiens. . . 778
Philosophie chez lesanciens
Chinois , 58
Sur les Samaneens 58
Recherches sur les Chretiens
de la Chine 42
Recherches sur la religion
indienne * . . . 55
OUT}
INDEX.
{.GUY
GUIGNES, Jos. de. Sur les peuples barbares
qui ont envahi 1'empire remain. . . 327
Commerce des Frangais en
Egypte et en Syrie 272
Commerce des Remains. .. 272
Commerce des Chinois.... 272
- Sur les annales chinoises.. 465
GUIGNES, C. L. J. de. Dictionnaire chinois 779
GUIGXIAULT. Recueil des historiens. . . . *413
GUIGUET. Dessin lineaire 147
GUILBEKT. Histoire des ville? de France 433
GUILLAUME, Achille. Railroutes 212
GUILLAUME LE CONQUERANT. Sa vie.. 414, 372
GUILLAUME DE TYR. Histoire des croisades 832
GUILLAUME DE JUMIEGE. Histoire des
Normands 414
GUILLAUME DE POITIERS. Vie de Guil-
lauine le Conquerant ........ 414
GUILLIE, Dr. lastruction desjeunes aveu-
gles 87
Instruction des aveugles. . 87
GUILLON. Bibliotheque choisie des peres
de Peglise 25
GUILLOT. Legislation militaire 681
Guillotine. History of the 331, *429
GUILI.OUD, J. J. V. Physique appliquee
aux arts et metiers 731
Guinee. Histoire 468
(Nouvelle.) Decouvertes dans la *568
GUIRAUD, Baron Alexandre. OZuvres com-
pletes 880
GUISE, Le due de. Memoires -415
GUISTINIAN. Court of Henry VIII 879
GUIZOT. Histoire de la republique d'An
gleterre 386
- Sir R. Peel *230
Dictionnaire des synonymes .... *788
Etudes sur les beaux-arts *690
Etudes historiques sur Washing-
ton 1221
Gouvernement representatif 101
Mtmoires relatifs a 1'histoire de
France 413
Monk 386
Revolution d'Angleterre 385
De la democratic en France 234
Guillaume-le-Conquerant 372
Civilisation en Europe 236
Civilisation en France 236, 412
Essais sur 1'histoire de France . . 412
De la peine de mort en matiere
politique 247
GUIZOT. Meditations et etudes morales. . .
- Moyens de gouvernment .......
- - Portraits politiques ............
- Edouard III. . . ...............
-- L'amour dans le mariage .......
Le grande charte
Mecomptes et esperances
Corneille et son temps
Shakespeare et son temps
History of Civilization
-- History of the Commonwealth . .
-- History of the English Revolution
-- On the Fine Arts ............
-- Representative Government ....
GUIZOT, Mme. Conseils de morale .....
- -- Lettres sur Peducation . . .
Contes pour la jeunesse . .
71
123
386
372
389
102
309
870
863
236
386
886
690
101
71
75
GUIZOT, M. et Mme. Abelard et Heioise (
Gujarat. History of
GUMILLA, le P. J. Histoire de POreno-
GUNNING, Mrs. and her Family. (P.) 1148,
Guns, see fire-arms.
Gunpowder 602
Gunpowder Plot
GURDON, T. High Court of Parliament.
GURNEY, J. J. Memoirs, by Braithwaite.
Visits to Prisons with Mrs.
Fry (P.)
On the Society of Friends.
GUROWSKI, A. G. de. America and Eu-
rope
GURWOOD, Lt. Col.
ches
454
1206
1149
, 686
102
490
934
41
1179
Wellington's Dispat-
Wellington's General
Orders
GCSTAVUS ADOLPHUS. History of
GUSTAVUS VASA. History of
GUTHUIE, A. On Steam-boiler Explosions
GUTHRIE, G. J. Surgery of the War
GUTHRIE, T. The City, its Sins and Sor-
I'OWS
GUTTEMBERG, par Lamartine
Guyane. Histoire
Geographic et Voyages
GUYMOND DE LA TOUCHE. Iphigenie en
Tauride
GUYON, Madame. Life, by Upham
GUYON, PAbbe". Les Amazones
GCYOT, G. A. Des fiefs
GUYOT, P. J. J. Repertoire de jurispru-
dence . .
*408
451
451
*753
*673
*236
490
1201
1356
870
490
1205
202
196
1761
GUY]
INDEX.
[HAL
GUYOT DE MKRVILLE. Le consentemeut
force" 872
GUYTON DE MOKVEAU. Plaidoyers *200
GWILT, J. Encyclopaedia of Architecture 700
Anglo-Saxon Grammar 791
Works 700
GWYN, Nell. Story of, by Cunningham. 490
G WYNNE, T. Probates and Letters of
Administration 142
Gymnastique 723
306
HAAG, EUG. et EMM. La France pro-
testante 38
Habeas Corpus 103, 135, 227
HABERSHAM. North Pacific Exploring
Expedition *558
HABINGTON. Poems 859
HAoftETTE. Histoire des machines a va-
peur 751
HADDON, J. Book-keeping, <fec 600
HADFIELD, WM. The Brazil, the River
Plate, &c 1354
HADLET, G. Grammar of the Corrupt
Hindustani 782
HAHNEMANN. Doctrine homceopathique . 669
HAIG, J. Separation of Law and Equity 185
Hair, Human 632, *634
Haiti. Voir Saint Domingue.
HAJI KHALFA'S Lexicon 799
HAKEWEL, W. Manner of holding Par-
liaments 109
HAKEWILL, E. C. Temple of Jerusalem,
Ac. 701
HAKLTJYT Society's Publications 911
HAKLUYT, R. Navigations, Voyages, Dis-
coveries of the English 1169
Voyages touching the Dis-
covery of America, <fec 1170
HALDANE, A. Lives of the Haldanes . . . *490
HALDAT, DE. Examen de 1'histoire de
Jeanne d'Arc *424
HALE, Ed. E. Kansas and Nebraska. . . 1387
HALE, Sir M. Jurisdiction of the House
of Lords 109
Original Institution of Parliament 110
History of the Common Law. ... 129
HALE, Mrs. S. J, "Woman's Record 478
HALE, S. History of the United States . . 1218
HALE'S North- West Indians 629
HALES, M. Recherches sur les causes des
tremblemens de terre 1203
1762
HALES, W. Analysis of Chronology. . . . 302
HALFORD, H. On Important Diseases . . 66t
HALHED, N. B. Code of Gentoo laws. . . 91
HALIBCRTON, T. C. Americans at Home. 886
Attache 886
Letter Bag of the Great
Western 836
Nature and Human
Nature 836
Sam Slick 886
Sam Slick's Wise Saw? 886
History of Nova Scotia 1387
Rule and Misrule of the
English in America 1269
Bubbles of Canada. . . 1283
Reply to Lord Durham 1284
Importance of the
Colonies (P.) 1434
Halifax Papers 386
HALIFAX, Lord. Poems 859
HALKET, J. Notes respecting the Indians
of North America 1187
HALL'S Chronicle 858
HALL, Bishop. Poems 869
HALL, B. F. Republican Party 1225
HALL, Capt. Basil. Travels in North
America 1369
Voyages dans les
Etats-Unis 1369
Vie maritime 881
Forty Etchings from
Sketches made in North America. 1369
Fragments of Voy-
and Travels 524
Voyage au Chili, au
Pe>ou, &c 1350
HALL, C. Effects of Civilization 236
HALL, Col. Francis. Columbia 1358
Travels in Canada
and the United States 1368
HALL, J. Palaeontology of New York . . 613
Geological Map of Middle and
Western States 621
HALL, James. Indians of North America 1187
HALL, J. Life of Thomas Posey 1226
HALL, Hon. Judge. Letters from the
West 1879
HALL, J. C. Natural History of Man . . 628
HALL, N. Land of the Forum and Vati-
can 82
HALL, R. Memoir, by Gregory 490
On Liberty (P.) 1087
HAL]
INDEX.
[_HAR
HALL, R. Works and Remains 49
HALL, S. General Atlas 512
HALL, Mrs. M. Queens of England 338
- Princesses of England *339
HALL, S. C. Scenery, (fee., of Ireland. . . 538
HALL, Mrs. S. C. Sketches of Irish Cha-
' racier 836
HALLAM, H. History of England 379
On the Literature of Europe. 797
State of Europe in the Middle
Ages 329
LiteraryEssays and Characters 837
HALLER. De 1'education 74
HALLEUR, G. C. H. Art of Photography 719
HALLEY, Dr. On Comets 583
HALLEZ. Des Juifs eu France 423
HALLIDAY, A. History of the House of
Guelph 338
HALLIDAY, Sir Andrew. The West Indies 1210
HALLIFAX, S. Roman Civil Law 93
HALLIWELL, J. 0. Dictionary of Archaic
and Provincial Words 791
Letters of the Kings of
England 375
Prices, between 1650
and 1750 263
Progress of Science in
England 571
Life of Shakespeare . . 500
HALSTED, C. A. Life of Richard III. ... 375
HALSTED. Digestof the Law of Evidence 132
HAMH.L. Facteur d'orgues 739
HAMEL'S Shipwreck, and Account of Korea 557
HAMEL, F. G-. Laws of the Customs .... 147
HAMEL, Theophile. Portraits 1656
HAMILTON. Letters on Coast of Ireland. 538
Account of the East Indies. . 553
HAMILTON, Count. Fairy Tales and Ro-
mances 837
Memoires du chevalier
de Grammont 948
HAMILTON, Lady. Courts of George III.
and George IV 396
HAMILTON, Alex. Duel with Burr, &c. . . 1662
HAMILTON, A. Sixteen months in Den-
mark 543
HAMILTON, G. E. Designs for Rural
Churches 702
HAMILTON, H. C. Greek Grammar 782
HAMILTON, H. R. Greek Lexicon 782
HAMILTON, P. S. Union of the British
North American Colonies 1269
HAMILTON, Robert. On the National Debt 261
HAMILTON, R. Amphibious Carnivora, <fec.
Whales, (fee 608
-British Fishes 609
HAMILTON, Capt. S. History of the Na-
tional Flag of America 1232
HAMILTON, Thos. Men and Manners in
America 1380
HAMILTON, W. D. Outlines of English
History 337
HAMILTON, W. D., and LEVIEN, E. Out-
lines of History of Greece 322
HAMILTON, W. J. Parliamentary Logic. 120
HAMILTON, Sir W. Discussions on Phi-
losophy 64
HAMILTON, Sir W., and STEWART. Life
and Writings of Reid 63
HAMLAY, Lieut. Col. Campaign of Se-
bastopol 448
HAMMER, J. Von. History of the Assas-
sins 456
Histoire de 1'empire ottoman. 449
HAMMOND, A Criminal Code 133
Practice and Proceedings
in Parliament 110
HAMMOND, J. Poems 859
HAMMONIERE. Grammaire portuguaise. 786
HANCOCK, John. His Biography 1227
HANCOCK. T. India Rubber Manufacture. *738
HANCOCK, Thos. His Biography 1227
HANDEL. Life, by Schcelcher *721
HANDJERI, Prince. Dictionnaire francais-
arabe perse et turc 780
HANDLEY and WATERS, M. M. Case of (P.) 1115
HANDS, W. Proceedings on Election Pe-
titions 113
HANKIN, Rev. E. Tracts (P.) 1156, 1157
HANN, J. On the Construction of Bridges 760
HANNA, W. Life of Chalmers 483
HANSARD'S Parliamentary Debates 119
HANSARD, G. Law relating to Aliens, (fee. 138
HANSARD, G. A. Book of Archery 724
HANWAY, J. British Trade over the Cas-
pian 54fi
Revolutions of Persia 457,
Harbours, Construction of 742, 759
of England, illustrated 715
of Lake Ontario 1395
of British North America. 1392-1894.
HARCOURT. Politique des Frangais 234
HARDENBERG 475
HARDING'S Chronicle 352
XX
1763
HAR]
INDEX.
IHAS
HARDION. Dissertation sur 1'oracle de 4
Delphes 52
Rhetorique 795
HARDMAN, F. Adventures in Central
America 1361
HAEDWICH, T. F. Manual of Photography 719
HAEDWIOKE, Lord Chancellor. Life, by
Harris 490
State Papers 379
HARDY, R. S. Manual of Budbism 65
HARDY, R. W. H. On Light 588
Travels in Mexico... 1373
HARDY, T. D. Memoirs of Lord Langdale 493
HARE, A. W. and J. C- Guesses at Truth 837
HARE, J. C. and WALLACE. American
Leading Cases 185
HARE, R, On Nitre 614
HARE, Stephen. Voyage to Brasil 1355
HAEEL, A. Vices rSdhibitoires des ani-
maux *208
HARFORD, J. S. Life of Michael Angelo *717
Illustrations of the Genius
of Michael Angelo *7l7
HARGRATE, F. Collectanea Juridicia. ... 105
Juridical Arguments 105
Jurisconsult Exercitations 105
On Literary property (P.) 1107
HARINGTON, E. On the Consecration of
Churches 29
HARIVANSA. Ouvrage traduit du Sanscrit 54
HARLE, W. L. Career in the Commons. 122
Harleian Library, Catalogue of MS.S. in. 344
Harleian Miscellany 354
HARMONVILLE, D'. Dictionnaire des dates 302
Harmony of Protestant Confessions of
Faith 38
HARNESS. Nuptise Sacrae 240
HARPER'S Gazetteer of the World 511
HARPER'S Magazine *916
HARPONVILLB, Le Vte. La Reine des
Antilles 1211
HARRINGTON, J. Oceana and other Works 239
HAEEIS, Mr. On Money and Coins. .(P.) 1157
HAERIS, Gen. Lord. Life, by Lushington. 490
HARRIS, C. A. Dictionary of Medical
Termin01ogy 666
HARRIS, G. Theory. of Representation. . *110
HARRIS, John. Man Primeval *43
Pre- Adamite Earth *43
Patriarchy 240
HARRIS, J.
HARRIS, J.
1764
Conquest of Peru and Chili. 1203
Voyages and Travels 523
HARRIS, W. Lives of the Stuarts 382
HARRIS, W. C. Highlands of Ethiopia. . 562
Wild Sports of S. Africa 564
HARRIS, W. S. On Electricity 590
On Galvanism 591
On Magnetism 590
HARRIS, W. S. On Thunderstorms 588
HARRISON. G. On the Law of the Stan-
naries 149
HARRISON, M. On the English Language 791
HARRISON, R. A. On Costs in County
Courts *164
Practice and Pleading
in County Courts *164
Practice and Pleading
in Superior Courts *164
Upper Canada Practi-
cal Statutes *166
On Procedure Acts. 165
HARRISON, R. A., and ROBINSON, J. L.
Cases in Upper Canada Courts. . . 165
HARRISON, S. B. Digest of Law Cases,
with Supplement by R. Fisher. . . 153
HARJ, A. M. History of the Mississippi
Valley 125$
HART, R. Ecclesiastical Records of Bri-
tain 34
HART, Major T. Papers relating to Case
of 460
HARTE, Poems 859
HARTLEY, D. Observations on Man 63
Harvard College, History of 1239
HARVEIANA. Oratio (P.) ] 075
HARVEY, G. Philosophica nova *6 1
HARVEY, W. History and Theology of
the Creeds 28
HARVEY, Dr. W. Works, with Life 630
HARVEY, W. H. Of the Marine Algae of
America 614
HASKOLL, W. D. Railway Construction. *754
HASSALL, A. H. Freshwater Algae *644
Food and its Adultera-
tions 596
Adulterations Detected 668
HASSELL'S Isle of Wight 536
HASSELT, Van. Histoire de la Belgique et
de la Hollande 438
HASSENFRATZ. Dictionnaire de physique . . 572
Art de calciner la pierre
calcaire 709
Chimie et M6tallurgie 596
HASTED, E. History of Kent 405
HAS]
INDEX.
ISEA
HASTINGS, Warren. Life, by Gleig 490
HASTINGS, Lord. Government of India,
(P) 941, 1089
HASTINGS, Lady Flora. Case of (P) 1114
HATFIELD, R. G. American House Car-
penter *738
HATIM TAX, From the Persian , 889
HATSELL, J. Precedents of Proceedings
in the House of Commons Ill
HATTON, Sir 0. Memoirs, by Nicolas . . . 380
HAUDIQUIER, Recueil des historiens 412
HAUFF. La caravane 881
HAUPT. On Bridge Construction 761
HAUREAU, B. Charlemagne et sa cour.. . 424
Francois ler et sa cour. . . 424
Sciences philosophiques au
moyen age 60
Philosophic scolastique. .. 60
HAUSSET, Mme. du. Memoires 428
HAUSSMAN. Canton etle commerce euro-
peen 283
HAUTERIVE, A. B. d'. Revue de la no-
blesse *506
HAUTERIVE, le Cte. d'. Econcmie politique *250
HAUTERIVE, d', et de CUSSY. Traite"s de
commerce 98
HAUTEROCHE. Crispin Medecin 871
Le cocher suppose 871
- Le deuil 870
HAUTPODL, Mme. de. Litter ature 796
Style 6pistolaire. . . 805
HAUY. Des pierres precieuses 626
HAVEN, S. F. Archseology of the United
States 615
HAVILAND, A. Climate, "Weather and
Disease 585
HAWKESBURY, Lord. Pamphlets by . 1 1 22, 1131
HAWKESWORTH, Dr. Almoran & Hamet *828
HAWKINS, A. Picture of Quebec 1399
HAWKINS, B. History and Literature of
Germany 442
HAWKINS, Ernest. Missions of the Church
of England in North America. ... 1197
HAWKINS, F. B. Medical Statistics .... 678
HAWKINS, Sir J. History of Music *720
HAWKINS, J. First Voyage to the West
Indies 1348
HAWKINS, J. S. Vindication of (P) 1136
HAWKINS, Sir R. Observations in the
South Sea 565
^HAWKINS, T. Icthyosauri and Plesiosauri 619
HAWKINS, W. Voyages to Brazil 1354
HAWKS, F. L. Monuments of Egypt. ... 319
Peruvian Antiquities 1183
HAWKS, H. Voyage to Nueva Spana ... 1372
HAXTHAUSEN, Baron Von. Russian Em-
pire 446
Transcaucasia . 552
Tribes of the
Caucasus 552
Hayti, History of 1208, 1209
French remarks on (P) 932
HAY, D. R. Geometric Beauty of the
Human Figure 714
Nomenclature of Colors, &e. 715
Ornamental Designs for De-
corative Art 714
HAY, J. Grenada in 1795 (P; 1094
HAY, J. D. Western Barbary 562
HAYDEN. Digest of New York Code. ... 191
HAYDN, F. J. Sa vie, par Stendhal 490
HAYDN, J. Beatson's Political Index, mo-
dernised 104
Dictionary of Dates 302
HAYDOCK. The Douay Bible 10
HAYDON, B. R. Life, by Taylor 715
On Painting and Design 715
On Works of Art. . . (P) 1151
HAYES, E. Ballads of Ireland 859
HAYGARTH, H.W. Bush Life in Australia 567
HAYNES, D. Baptist Denomination 40
HAYTER, 0. On Drawing and Painting . 714
HAYWARD, Junr. 0. Life of Sebastian
Cabot 1226
HAZARD, E. Historical Collections of
State Papers 1219
HAZARD, S. Annals of Pennsylvania ... 1245
HAZLITT, W. Colonization of America. . 1177
HAZLITT, W. Eloquence of the British
Senate 120
Political Essays .... .... 230
Life of Buonaparte 430
Lectures on Poets 837
Spirit of the Age 837
- Table-talk 887
Literary remains 837
HAZLITT, W. and ROCHE, Law of Mari-
time Warfare 99
HEAD, Sir E. W. " Shall " and " Will" 791
Edition of Kuarler on
Painting 712
HEAD, Sir F. B. Narrative 159
Addresses to 159
Despatches to 159
1763
HEA]
IXPEX.
[HEM
HEAD, Sir F. B. Against the Canada Re-
union Bill
Claims of Toronto to
159
be the Seat of Government *1400
Bubbles from the Brun-
nens of Nassau 544
Defenceless State of
Great Britain 683
= Charges against, by Dr.
. Duncombe 1290
Stokers and Pokers . . . 838
Life of Bruce 561
Descriptive Essays. . . . 837
Emigrant 887
Faggot of French Sticks 640
i Fortnight in Ireland ... 539
: Ride across the Pampas 1353
Voyage a travers les
1'ampas 1345
HEAD, Sir G. Tour through the Manufac-
turing Districts 536
Tour in Rome 641
. Memoirs of Cardinal Pacca 436
Forest Scenes in the Wilds
of North America 1369
HEADLEY, J. T. The Second War with
England 1267
HEADLET, P. C. Life of LaFayette .... 1265
Heads of the People 837
Health, Board of. Circulars 676
. Reports on Cholera ;
on Rates of Mortality; of Local'
Boards, <fec., and on Quarantine. 67 6, 677
Health, Public. Reports, <fcc., on State of
large Towns, Water Supply, Drain
age, <fec 244, 294, 295, 676 (P) 1160
Health, Public. Journal of 677
Health and Disease. Maps of *579
Health and Longevity 667, *678, (P)
937, 942, 1087, 1111, 1114
See also Life.
HEAP, G. H. Route to the Pacific 754
HEARXE, S. Journey Northwest 530
HEAENE, T. Works and Historical Col-
lections 355-371
Life and Writings 370
Catalogue of his Library. . 370
_ Lives of Hearne, Leland
and Anthony a Wood 371
Reliquiae Hearnianse 371
Heat. .800, 575-578, 585, 590, 695, *614,
*615, 743, 746
HEATH, D. J. The Exodus Papyri 319
HEATH'S Islands of Scilly 686
HEATHER, J. F. On Mathematical Instru-
ments 748
Mechanics, Hydrosta-
tics, &c 600
HEATHMAN, W. G. Switzerland 542
HEBER, Bishop. Journals 838
Poems 869
HEBERT, L. Engineer's and Mechanic's
Encyclopaedia 747
Hebreux. Poesie des '. *1 8
Voir Juifs.
Hebrew Bible 9-12, 777
Hebrew Concordance 16, 847
Hebrew Language . , 777
Hebrew Tales 888
HECQUET. La medecine 675
Hedaya. The Commentary on the Mus-
sulman Law 172
HEDGE. Prose Writers of Germany. ... *894
HEEREN, A. H. L. Ancient Greece. . . . 322
Manual of ancient
History 314
Nations of Antiquity . 814
Politics, &c., of the
Carthaginians, <fec. < . 467
Political System of
Europe and its Colonies. 330
Historical Treatises. *226
HBFFTER. Droit international *96
HEGEL. Cours d'esth6 tique 66, 689
HEINE, Henri.
De 1'Allemagne 442
Lutece 879
Les nuits florcntinos. . . . 888
E16mens du droit civil
92
HEINNECCIUS.
romain
HELGAUD. Vie du Roi Robert 413
HELMS, A. Z. Voyage dans 1'Amerique
Mcridionale 1353, 1662
HELPS, A. Claims of Labour 887
Companions of my Solitude. 837
Essays 837
Friends in Council 837
The Spanish Conquest in
America 1177
HELVETIUS. De 1'education 74
CEuvres completes *6(S
HELTOT. Histoire des ordres monastiques 33
HEMANS, Mrs. Memorials, by Chorley. . 491
Poems 859
, E. J. Chemistry in Farming. . 656
1766
INDEX.
le Prest. Abreges chronolo-
giques 302
Abrege chronolo-
gique de 1'histoire de France 410
HENDERSON, J. History of Brazil 1200
HENEY, Hughes. Constitution du Canada 159
HENFREY, A. On the Vegetation of
Europe 646
HENGSTENBEBG, E. W. On the Lord's Day 241
HENNEPIN, R. P. Louis. Voyage d'un pai's
plus grand que 1'Europe, etc.,. . . . 1365
New Discovery. 1365
et LABORDE. Nou-
veau voyage 1366
Description de la
212
24
Louisiane 1384
HENNIN. Manuel de numismutique *3J 2
HENNINGSEN. Revelations of Russia. ... *546
Eastern Europe *446
HENRI IV 424
HENRION DE PANSEY. CEuvres judiciaires 212
Du pouvoir muni-
cipal
HENRION, le baron. Histoire de 1'eglise.
Histoire des missions
catholiques 42
Histoire de la pa-
paut6 31
Codeeccle"siastique. 219
HENRKJUEL DUPONT. Tremor de numis-
matique 312
HENRIQUEZ. Code des seigneurs 202
HENRY VIII. Love Letters to Anna
Boleyu 361, 358, (P) 939
HENRY OF HUNTINGDON'S Chronicle 350
HENRY, A. Travels in Canada, <fcc 1367
HENRY, G. Histoire de la langue fran-
caise *7 87
HENRY, J. B. Cours de dessin 714
HENRY, Paul. Life of Calvin. *37
HENRY, Patrick. Life, by A. H. Everett. . 1226
Sketches of his Life, by Wm.
Wirt 1228
HENRY, J. J. Campaign against Quebec 1279
HENRY, R. History of Great Britain. .. 337
HENRY, Walter. Military Life 491
Habits of the Salmon
Family 1412
HENRY, William. Experimental Chemistry 593
HENRYS. (Euvres 200
HENWOOD, G. On Geology and Mining. . 625
Eeptameron of Queen Margaret 868
HEQUET. Madame de Maintenon 425
Heraldique, Art 506
Heraldry and Genealogy 506
HERAPATH, J. Mathematical Physics. . . 57!)
HERBANGES. La Jagucrre 885
Prosper 885
Herbarium 292
HERBE. Histoire des beaux arts 692
HERBELOT, d'. Bibliotheque orientale. . 452
HERBERSTEIN. Notes on Ru-sia 445
HERBERT, A. Britannia after the Romans 333
HERBERT, G. Works 47
HERBERT, H. W. Frank Forester's Fish-
ing of United States, <fcc *725
Frank Forester's Horse
and Horsemanship of America. . . *659
HERBERT, Lord of Cherbury. Autobio-
graphy 491
HERBERT, W. History of Livery Compa-
nies of London 404
Herculanum et Pompei 323
HERDER. Poesie des Hebreux *18
Hereford. County history 405
Heresies 27, 44
Heresy. History of. 44
HERICOURT, Ls. de. Lois ecclesiastiques 219
Ventes des immeubles. 201
HERICOURT, Rochet d". Voyage au Choa . 562
HERIOT, Geo. Travels through the Cana-
das 1401
HERMAS. Le pasteur 25
HERNDON, W. H. L. Exploration of the
Valley of the Amazon 1358
HERO. On Pneumatics 756
HERODIEN 811
HERODOTUS 811
HERON DE VILLEFOSSE. Des combustibles
mineraux 767
Rapport sur la metallurgie. . . . 766
HERON, Sir R. Diary 122
HERRERA, Antonio de. Histoire des vo-
yages aux Indes occidentales 1175
History of the West
Indies 1 175
HERRING. National Portrait Gallery.... 1226
HERRING, R. Paper and Paper Making.. 732
HERSCHEL, Sir J. Outlines of Astronomy 582
Astronomic 582
Study of Natural Phi-
losophy 572
Essays *582
HERSCHELL, R. Sketch of the Jews 21
1767
INDEX.
[HIS
HERSOX. De 1'expropriation 206
HERTSLET, L. Treaties between Great
Britain and Foreign Powers 98
HERVE, A. Alliages metalliques 734
HERVE. Matieres feodales 202
HERVE et LANOYE. Voyages au pole
arctique 532
HERVE, F. Residence in Turkey & Greece *545
HERVEY, G. W. Courtesy, Manners and
Habits *51
HERVEY, John, Lord. Reign of George II. 392
HERVIEC, L. E. Resum6 de jurisprudence 208
HESIODUS 811
HETHERINGTON, W. History of the church
of Scotland 39
HETTNER'S Athens and the Peloponnese. 545
HEURTIER. Emigration europeenne 285
HEVEU, E. de. Les Khouan 56
HEWATT, A. Historical Account of the
Colonies of South Carolina and
Georgia. 1251
HEY, Dr. On Gaming and Duelling. (P) 1087
HEYWOOD, J. Recommendations of the
Oxford University Commissioners. 77
HEYWOOD, S. Distinctions in Society. . . 101
Law of Borough Elections. 114
Law of County Elections .. 114
HIBBERT, S. Extinct Volcanoes of Neu-
wied . 620
HICKES, G. Linguarum Vett. Septentr.
Thesaurus 784
HICKET, W. Constitution of the U.S. 178
HICKMAN, W. Of Naval Courts Martial . . 149
HlEROCLES 811
Hieroglyphics 777-779
HIGGINS, G. Horse Sabbaticse (P) 944
On the Corn laws (P) 944
HIGGINSON'S Journal and New England
Plantation 1233
Highland and Agricultural Society of
Scotland. Essays and Transac-
tions of *651
Highland Clans 399
HIGHTON, E. History, <fec. of Electric
Telegraph. 731
High Treason 151, 193
Highways. See Roads.
HILDRETH, R. Despotism in America. .. 179
History of United States. 1219
Theory of Politics *226
HILL, F. On Crime 245
On National Education 79
HILL, James. Law relating to Trustees. 141
HILL, J. On Bullion (P) 1143
HILL, Revd. M. On the Sabbath *241
HILL, M. D. On Repression of Crime. . . *245
HILL, (M.) and CORNWALLIS, (C. F.) On
Juvenile Delinquency 245
HILL, Richard. Diplomatic Correspon-
dance 732
HILL, Rowland. Life by Sidney 491
HILL, S. S. Travels in Siberia 556
Travels in the Sandwich and
Society Islands 570
HILLARD, G. S. Six months in Italy. .. 541
Life of Capt. J. Smith. 1226
HILLARY, Sir W. Pamphlets by 941
942, 1109
HILLIARD, F. Elements of the Laws... 185
Law of Mortgages *140
HILLIER, G. Attempted Escapes of Char-
les I, Ac 383
HILTON, "W. Discovery, on the Coast of
Florida 1386
HINARD. Pensees de Napoleon 234
HINCMAR. Annales de St. Bertin 413
HIND, H. Y. Essay on Insects, Ac., inju-
rious to Wheat Crops *65ft
Red River Territory, &c. .*1406
HIND, J. R. The Comets 583
Astronomical Vocabulary.. . 583
Comet of 1856 *58S
HINDMARCH, W. M. Law of Patent Pri-
vileges i 148
Hindostan. See India.
Hindu Architecture 700
Hindu Law 91, 172
Hindustani Languages 781
Hindustani Literature 798, 799, 889
HINMAN, R. R. Historical Collection. .. 1239
HINTON, J. H. and others. History and
Topography of the United States ... 1219
HIOUEN-THSANG. Voyages dans 1'Inde . 553
HIPPOCRATE. (Euvres ", 665
HIRZEL. Astronomic de 1'amateur 584
Histoire du congres de Vienne 832
Histoire des n6gociations diplomatiques. 430
Histoire des trois demembrements de la
Pologiie 444
Histoire ancienne 314
Histoire moderne 326
Histoire romaine '. .324-326
Histoire universelle 304
Histoire de VEglise 22, 23
1768
HIS]
INDEX.
[SOL
Histoire naturelle 606-61 5
Histoire de la litterature 794-804
Histoire litter air e de la France 799
Histoire. Philosophic de 1' 308
Histology 607
Histories Augustas Scriptores 821
History. Ancient 314
Modern 326
Philosophy of 308
Universal 304, 369
Historical Magazine, (American) 1182
Historical Register of European Transac-
tions 307
Historicorum Graecorum Fragmenta .... 81'2
HITCHCOCK, E. Outline of Geology of the
Globe 621
Religion of Geology 617
On Surface Geology. .... *615
Geology of Massachusetts. *621
. On Man's Creation (P) 1428
HOADLY, C. J. Records of New Haven. *188
HOBART, Bishop. Life of, by J. MeVicar 1198
Hobarton. Magnetical Observations at. 587
HOBBES, T. English Works 61
'Opera Philosophica (Latine). 62
- History of England , . . 384
Memoires sur *61
HOBHOUSE, J. C. Journey through Alba-
nia 545
HOCHE. Sa vie 491
Hoche'aga Depicta, by If. Bosworth. . . . 1400
HODDER, Dr. Harbours on Lake Ontario. 1395
HODGE, Chs. The Presbyterian Church. 1198
HODGINS, J. G. History of British Ame-
rica 1269
- The School-House *87
HODGINS, T. Canada Educational Direc
tory 1416
HODGSKIN, T. Political Economy 252
HODGSON, Adam. Letters from North
America. . 1369
HODGSON, H. J. Law as applied to Rat-
ing of Railways 144
HODGSON, J. S. On the Indian Army. .. *684
HOEFER Afrique Australe 468
- Etats Napolitains 470
Chaldee, Assyrie, etc 315
Ruiues de Ninive 316
Dictionnaire d'agriculture 650
HOFFBAUER. Medccine legale 680
HOFFMAN, C. F. Life of Jacob Leister. . 1226
HOFFMAN, D. Course of Legal Study. . . 89
HOFFMAN, E. T. "W". (Euvres (en alle-
mand)
HOFFMAN, M. Law of Episcopal Church
in United States
HOFFMAN, S. F. G. Lexicon bibliogra-
phicum
HOFLAND, T. C. Angler's Manual
Hofwyl. Etablissernents de M. Fellen-
berg
HOGAN exploded (P)
HOGAN, J. S. On Canada
HOGARD. Arpentage
HOGARTH, G. Memoirs of the Musical
Drama
Memoirs of the Opera
Musical History
HOGG, J. On the Microscope .........
HOHENLOHE, Prince. Extraordinary cure
(?)
HOLBERG, L. Autobiography .........
HOLBROOK, J. E. North American Her-
petology ......................
HOLCOMBE, J. P. Law of Debtor & Cre-
ditor .........................
HOLDEN, W. C. History of Natal ......
HOLE, G. On Mechanics' Institutions. . .
HOLGATK, J. B. American Genealogy. . .
HOLINSUED'S Chronicles ...............
Holkham, its Agriculture, &c ........ (P)
Holland. (Hollande) Hist ...... 438 (P)
-- Voyages ............... 534,
-- Jurisprudence ..............
-- Education. . ,
See Belgium.
HOLLAND, G. C. On Structural Appen-
dages of the Animal Creation. . . .
HOLLAND, H. Medical Notes and Reflec-
tions.
HOLLAND, J. Manufacturers in Metal.. .
HOLLAND, J. G. History of Western
Massachusetts
HOLLAND, H. Lord. Foreign Reminiscen-
ces
Memoirs of the Whig
Party.
Opinions and Protests.
Life of Lope de Vega.
HOLLIS, T. Memoirs
HOLLISTER, G. H. History of Connec-
ticut
HOLLWAY, J. G. A Month in Norway. . .
HOLMES, Abiel. Annals of America. . . .
1769
896
219
899
725
*S4
1123
773
749
721
721
721
589
940
491
639
186
469
77
1225
353
933
1141
544
90
85
*634
667
730
1237
491
229
230
503
387
1240
543
1178
IXDEX.
IHOR
HOLMES, Abiel. French Protestants set-
tled at Oxford 1237
History and Description
of Cambridge 1239
HOLMES, J. History of the Church of
the United Brethren 42
HOLMES, W. R. Sketches on the Shores
of the Caspian 555
HOLM KS, 1' Abbe. Ge'ographie moderne. . 511
HOLT, J. Memoirs 401
HOLTHOUSE, H. J. Law Dictionary 126
HOLTON, I. F. New Grenada 1358
HOLTZAPFFEL, C. On Turning, <fec 746
Holy Alliance *231 (P) 936
Holy Land. Topography, &c. of the .... 18, 19
Travels in the 527, 548551
Holy Communion in both kinds (P) 1089
Holy Eucharist. See KEBLE.
Holy Sacrament and the Jew (P) 1155
Holy Scriptures 9-15
See, also, Bible.
HOLTOAKE, G. J. Rudiments of Public
Speaking, &c 806
HOMBRON et JACQUINOT. Zoologie 61 1
. Botanique 611
Home and Colonial Library 838
HOME, Henry, Lord. Essays 128
HOME, J. Works and Life 838
Douglas, (en francais) 891
Homeopathic (Homeopathy) 669, 835, 918
HOMER. Text and various Translations
of 813, 814
HOMEUE 814, 59
Homes of American Authors 804
Homes and. Haunts of British Poets 839
Homicide, Law of 184
Homilies of the Anglo-Saxon Church. . . 34
Homilies, by Ephraem Syrus 26
HOMMAIEE DE HELL. Voyage en Turquie *552
1 Steppes de la mer
Caspienne *555
Homme. Histoire de 1' 628-630, 606-615
Voyez Ethnologic, et Anthropologie.
Honduras. Travels in 1 361
HONE, W. Apocryphal New Testament. 17
Every Day Book, Year Book, Ac. 838
Spirit of Despotism (P) 1087
Satirical Pamphlets (P) 1155
French Revolution of 1830.(P) 1158
Honey Bee, The 643
Hongrie. Histoire 443
Mineralogie 624
1770
HOOD, C. On Warming Buildings 707
HOOD, E. P. Life of Swedenborg 502
Life of Wordsworth. .. 505
HOOD, J. Australia and the East 566
HOOD, T. Poems 859, 860
HOOD,- W. C. Provision for Criminal Lu-
natics 149
HOOK, T. The French Stage and People. 802
Life, by Barbara 491
Life of Baird 481
HOOK, W. F. Church Dictionary 28
History of the Church in
America 1198
HOOKEE, J. D. Rhododendrons of Hima-
laya. .
648
Himalayan Journals. ... 555
Vegetation (Fossil) .... 619
Of Stigmaria and Lepi-
dostrobi 619
and THOMSON, (T.) Flora
Indica 649
HOOKEE, R. Ecclesiastical Polity 216
HOOKEE, "W. J. Botany of the Niger
Expedition 647
Flora Boreali Ameri-
cana 650
Tour in Iceland. . 543
HOOPEE, R. lledical Dictionary 666
HOPE, T. Costume of the Ancients 311
Anastatius 839
Hopitaux 244, 245, 259
HOPKINS, E. Connexion of Geology with
Magnetism 620
HOPKINS, Thomas. Atmospheric Changes 587
HOPKINS, T. Economical Enquiries (P). 1129
HOEACE (HoRATIUS) 821
HORDYNSKI, J. Polish Revolution 445
HOBE. Voyage to Newfoundland and
Cape Breton 1 169
HOEE, M. P. Sketches 1426
Horlogerie 731
HOENE, R. H. New Spirit of the Age. . 839
HOENE, T. H. Introduction to Holy
Scriptures 17
Study of Bibliography. 898
HOKNER, F. Memoirs, by his Brother.. . 491
HORNEE, W. The Nativity of Bonaparte 431
HORNOT, Ank Anecdotes americaiues. . 1178
Horses and Horsemanship. .658, 659, 724,
725 (P) 1135
Horse-racing, &c. Law of 1 34
Horse-Taming 1440
no 5]
INDEX.
lirow
HORSLEY, Bp. On Practical Mathe-
matics 600
Speeches 120
Horticulture 663, 650-665
Horticultural Society's Journal 660
Transactions.... 660
HORTON, Sir R. "W. Correspondence on
Canada 1432
Ireland and Canada. 1432
HORTOP, Job. His Travels in the Bay of
Mexico 1372
HOSKING, W. Guide to Healthy Homes. 707
HOSKINS, G. A. Visit to the Great Oasis
of the Libyan Desert 563
HOSKINS, S. E. Charles II. in the Chan-
nel Islands f 388
HOSKYNS, C. W. Talpa or a Clay Farm. 651
' On the History of Agri-
culture 650
Hospices *259
Voir Hopitaux.
Hospitals 244, 245, 259
Hotel-Dieu (de Quebec.) Histoire 1196
Hotel-Dieu (de Montreal.) Histoire... 1196
HOTMAN-. Droits ecclesiastiques 219
Hottentots. Account of 564
HOUARD, M. Antiquit^s Galloises 383
HOUDETOT. Chasseur rustique *723
HOUEL. Histoire du cheval 658
Traite de 1'elcive du cheval en
Bretague 658
HOUGH, F. B. Meteorological Observa-
tions 587
HOUGH, J. History of Christianity in
India 42
HOUGH, Major W. British Military Ex-
ploits in India 459
Precedents in Mili-
tary Law 149
Houilles 765
HOURIER. et F. MALEPEYRE. Eau de-vie
de pommes de terre 736
Household Troops of England and France. 683
Household Words 917
House of Commons. Analysis of. .. .(P) 940
Political Definitions,
&Q (P) 1078
See also Commons, House of ; Par-
liament.
Houses of Correction (P) 1082, 1109
See also Prisons*
HOUSSAYE, A. Portraits du 18e siocle. . 800
HOUSSAYE, A. Histoire du 41 e fauteuil
de 1'acade 1 mie franchise
L' Artiste
HOVENDEN, J. E. On Fraud
HOVEY, C. M. Fruits of America
HOWARD, F. Colour as a Means of Art.
HOWARD, H. Anatomy, Ac., of the Eye.
HOWARD, J. Account of Lazarettos in
Europe
Correspondence, by Field. .
Memoir by Dixon
State of Prisons in England.
HOWARD, J. E. Island of Saints
HOWARD, J, H. Laws of North Ameri-
can Colonies
HOWARD, L. Climate of London
HOWARD, Middleton. The Conquest of
Quebec :
HOWE, H. Historical Collections of the
State of New- York
Historical Collections of the
State of New Jersey
Historical Collections of the
State of Virginia
Historical Collections of the
State of Ohio
HOWE, Lieut. Gen. Sir W. His Conduct
in North America
HOWEL. Voyage clans 1'Inde
HOWELL'S State Trials
HOWISON, John. Sketches of Upper
Canada
European Colonies. .
HOWISON, R. R. History of Virginia.. .
HOWITT. A. M. Art Student in Munich.
HOWITT, M. Pictorial Calendar of the
Seasons
HOWITT, W. Colonization and Christia-
nity
Homes and Haunts of Bri-
tish Poets
Land, Labour, and Gold.
Popular History of Priest-
craft
Student's Life in Germany.
Visits to Remarkable Places.
HOWITT, W. and M. Literature & Ro-
mance of Northern Europe
Stories of English
and Foreign Life,
HOWLETT. Tracts on Population, <fec....
HOWLEY. English Constitution
1771
800
698
137
664
715
'672
245
491
491
245
539
156
585
1278
1244
1247
1249
1257
1264
553
193
1401
524
1249
717
607
285
839
567
27
544
839
798
839
256
*104
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INDEX.
\_HUM
HOYLAND, J. On the Gipsies 806
HUBBACK, J. On Evidence of Succession 107
HUBBARD. Soci6tes de prevoyance .... 260
HUBBARD, F. M. Life of Wm. R. Davie. 1226
HUBBARD, Rev. Wm. History of New
England 1234
HUBER, V. A. English Universities. ... 77
Hue and GABET. Travels inTartary... 557
Hue. Voyage en Tartarie 557
L'empire chinois ^ 557
Christianity in China *42
Hudson, Baie d'. Histoire, Geographic et
Voyages . .1405, 1334, 1338, 1268,
1431, 1436, 1309
Missions 1193-1195, 1198
Cartes 1341
Hudson's Bay. Geography and Travels. 1405
Maps of 1338,1341,1397
Historical Accounts of. . 1338
Reports and Papers on.
1281, 1309, 1334, 1338, 1431, 1436
See also Red River Settlement.
HUDSON, Henry. Voyages to the North . 529
Life of, by H. R. Clea-
veland 1226
HUDSON, J. W. History of Adult Edu-
cation 77
HUET, F. Le Gallicanisme 221
HUET, J. B. Procedure sur saisie 210
HUGHES, E. J. Patent Laws of all Na-
tions. 89
HUGHES, John. Poems 860
HUGHES, R. E. Two Cruises with the
Baltic Fleet 449
HUGHES, R. M. Duties of Judge Advoca-
tes 149
HUGHES, S. On Gas Works 766
HUGHES, T. C. History of England 337
HUGHES, W. On Conveyancing *131
HUGHES, W. C. American Miller and
Millwright's Assistant 748
HUGO, A. La France moaumentale .... 410
HUGO, Gustave. Histoire du droit ro-
main *91
HUGO, Victor. (Euvres 877, 878
Huguenots 38
Huguenots in America 1227, 1237
HUGUES DE FLEURY. Chronique 413
HUGUES DE POITIERS. Monastere de V6
zelai 413
HUGUET, A. Propriete industrielle . . . . *100
HUIE, J. History of Christian Missions. 42
1772
HULL, Gen. Wm. Revolutionary Servi-
ces of 1267
HULLMANDEL, C. Art of drawing on
Stone 948
HULOT. Corps de droit francais *93
HUMAYUM. Memoirs of 454
HUMBERT. Condamnations pe'nales 211
HUMBOLDT, A. Von. Aspects of nature. 607
Cosmos 580
Views of Nature. . 60t
' Cosmos (en francais) 607
, Asie centrale 585
Research/s 1183
Peisonal Narrative. 1183
Voyages aux re-
gions e'quinoxjfiles 1183
Essai politique sur
la Nouvelle Espagne 1179
Vue des Cordillie-
res 1183
Examen critique. . 1166
Essai politique sur
1'Isle de Cuba 1211
The Island of Cuba. 1211
Melanges de geo-
logic *616
Gisement des roches *616
HUMBOLDT (A. de) et BONPLAND, (A.)
Zoologie et Anatomic 637
HUMBOLDT, A. and W. Lives by Klencke
et Schlesier 491
HUMBOLDT, Baron W. Von. On Govern-
ment 224
Thoughts of
a Statesman 224
HUME, A. History of Printing Clubs, etc. 911
HUME, D. Essays 63
History of England 337
Philosophical Works 63
Life and Correspondence... 492
Essai sur le commerce 250
HUMFREY, I. H. On Fortification 684
HUMPHREYS, E. R. Manual of Civil Law. 94
Manual of Political
Science 223
HUMPHREYS, H. N. Coin Collector's Ma-
nual 313
Ten Centuries of Art. 690
Ocean Gardens *639
River Gardens *639
HUMPHREYS, J. D. Electro-physiology of
Man.. 631
.HTOV]
INDEX,
[ZRB
Hungary. Its History and Revolutions. 44
Literature of 89
Travels in 544
History of the Protestant
Church in 4
HUNT, F. K. The Fourth Estate 80
Rhine, pictorially Illustrated 544
HUNT, F. W. Pantological system of
History 121
HUNT, G. H. Outram and Havelock's Per-
sian Campaign *45*;
HUNT, J. Cure of Stammering *672
HUNT, L. Autobiography 492
Book for a Corner 839
Imagination and Fancy 860
Men, Women, and Books... 839
Wit and Humour 860
Old Court Suburb *404
HUNT, R. Elementary Physics 571
On Magnetism 618
Chrystallization, etc 618
Manual of Photography 719
On Light 589
Poetry of Science 572
Of a Voltaic Current upon
Matter 619
Mining Records, Mineral Sta-
tistics 618
HUNT, T. F. Designs for Lodges, etc.. 706
Designs for Parsonages. .. 702
Tudor Architecture 703
Domestic Architecture... 706
HUNT, T. S. See LOGAN, Sir W.
HUNT'S Merchant's Magazine 915
HUNTEB, W. S. Ottawa Scenery 1400
Panoramic guide from
Niagara Falls to Quebec 1396
Hunting 725
HUNTINGDON, Countess. Life and Times. 41
HUON DE MERY. Le tournoiement de 1'an-
techrist 866
HUOT, J. J. N. Geologic 617
Geographic physique... 509
Mineralogie 624
HURAULT. Memoires 416
HUIVE. Philologie sacree *18
Huron, Lake. Chart of 1395
HURSTHOUSE. New Zealand *568
HURTON, W. Leith to Lapland 542
HURWITZ, H. Hebrew Tales 888
Husband and Wife. Law of 139, 150
See, also, Marriage and Divorce.
HUSBANDS, E. Remonstrances, &c., be-
tween Charles 1 and his Parlia-
ment 118
HUSKISSON, W. Select Speeches 120
On the Currency, (P)
1099,1126
Huss. Statistique clu typhus 676
HUSSKY, R. On Ancient Weights and
Money 268
HUSTON, J. Repertoire national 1407
Essais.. . 1408
HUTCHINS, J. History of Dorsetshire. .. 404
HUTCHINSON, Col. Memoirs by his widow. 492
HUTCHINSON, Anne. Life of, by G. Ellis. 1226
HUTCHINSON, Bp. Francis. On Witchcraft 591
HUTCHINSON, J. On Indian Jails 247
HUTCHINSON, P. 0. Chronicles of Gretna
Green *398
HUTCHINSON, T. History of Massachus-
setts Bay 1235
BUTTON, C. Mathematical Tables 602
On Mathematical and Philo-
sophical subjects 602
Philosophical and Mathe-
matical Dictionary 599
Recreation in Mathematics, 605
HUTTON, J. Thugs and Dacoits *462
HUTTON, W. Voyage en Afrique 559
BUTTON, William. Canada 1403
Huzailis. Poems of the 888
HUZARD, J. B. Vices redhibitoires des
animaux *208
Hydraulique, (Hydraulics) ...576-580,
743, 746, 756
Hydrogen 590
Hydrography 579
See also, Charts.
Hydrometers. Reports on, with Tables . 270
Hydrostatics 576, &c., 600, 756
JYDUB. ALL History of 454
Hygiene 666-670, 676, 680
lymeuoptera, British Museum Catalogue
of. 635
HYMERS, J. Theory of Astronomy 582
Hymns of Christian Churches 51
Hypotheques. Lois des 208, 201
AMBLICUS 814
BAIIRA, Francisco de. Memoire des ser-
vices de H7l
BBERSON, G. Woollen Manufacturer's
Guide 728
1773
, IBE}
INDEX.
IBERVILLE, d'. Voyage a la baie d'Hudson. 1192
IBN BAT-UFA'S Travels 522
IBM KHALLIKAN'S Biographical Dictionary 798
IBRAHEEM, M. M, Persian Grammar .... 779
Ice trade 299
Iceland. Travels in 533, 543
Ichthyologie 640
Iconographic Encyclopedia 908
Iconographie fran^aise 434
( Iconograpliie grecque 321
Iconographie chretienne 311
Iconographie des contemporains 434
Iconography 712
Ideologic. Elemens d' 68
IHNE, W. On the History of the Roman
Constitution 324
Iliad of Homer 813
Topography of the 320
ILIFF. On Bible translation *16
Illinois. Hist 1257
Voyages and Geogr 1 386
State Journals and Laws 188
Illuminated Magazine 917
Illustrated London News 914
Illustration 1' 921
IMBER.T. Pratique judiciaire 202
IMBERT. Poesies 873
Imitation de Jesus Christ 50, *879
Imitation dans les arts 689
Imitations of Celebrated Authors 839
IMLAY, G. Description of the Western
Territory of North America, 1362, 1377
Immigration into United States, 178, 285, 299
Immortality of the Soul . .44, 50, 919 (P) 1134
IMPEY, Sir E. Memoirs 492
Import duties 293
Imports and Exports, see Commerce.
Impressment of Seamen, (P) 933, 940, 942, 1133
Imprimerie 733
Imprimerie en taille douce 733
Imprisonment for Debt 299
. Pamphlets con-
cerning 926, 927, 943, 1077, 1115
IXCHBALD, Mrs. British Theatre 860
Collection of Farces ... 860
Modern Theatre 860
Simple Story *828
Nature and Art *82S
Inclosure Acts. On (P) 1083
Income, See Revenue.
Income Tax or Property Tax .... 261,
(P) 1130, 1142, 1146
1774
Independents 41
Independance des Etats- Unis. Hiatoire.. 1261
Indes. Histoire 454, 457, 464, 902
Voyages 553
Christianisme dans les 42
Voir India.
Indes Occidentales. Histoire 1206-1212
. Voyages 1359
Index Expurgatorius 32
Indexes to Canadian Journals 161
Indexes to Canadian Statutes and Ordi-
nances 168, 169
India. Christianity in 42, 502, (P) 924
History of 454, 457-464, 902
Languages of 781
Bibliography of 902
Literature of, See Hindustani Li-
terature.
Travels in 527, 548, 553-555
Public Works in 761-764
Growth of Cotton in 275, 276
Agricultural and Horticultural So-
ciety 660
Journal of Arts and Sciences in . . 610
Commercial Products, Revenue,
<fcc 275-277, 282, 462, 463
Index to Books on the Physical
Statistics and Antiquities of 902
Pamphlets, Geological 623
Reports on Botanic Gardens 649
on Police, Commerce, <fcc. 247
Expedition against the Polegars,
in 1799 (P) 1119
Restraints of the Press in. .(P) 941, 942
Lord Hastings, Government of (P)
941, 1089
Impeachment and conduct of War-
ren Hastings (P) 1113, 1116, 1123
Government, Policy of to Burmah,
(P) 943
Madras Presidency, Rebellion at
Vellore (P) 1097
Mahratta War (P) 1111
Case of Sir J. Macpherson, Gover-
nor of Bengal ( P) 11 18
Lord Wellesley's Administration,
(P) 1111, 1119
On the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857, *461,
*&31, (P) 1161
See also East Indies and East India
Company.
Indian Army. On the. . , *684
INDEX.
Indian Archipelago. Journal of 612
Indian Archipelago, History, &c., of the
464, 498, 555
Travels in the 569
Indian Penal Code 173
Indian Mints, Operations of 679
Indian Medicine (various papers on) .... 679
Indians of North America, their Lan-
guage, &C..629, 794, 1188, 1376,
1405, 1411, 1662
Origin, His-
tory, Ac., of, 1181-1190, 1200,
1215,1236, 1240,1241, 1243,1244,
1246, 1257,1295,1338, 1401, 1404,
1406, 1410,1411, 1420, 1662
Missions a-
mongst the 1190, 1198
_ Laws rela-
ting to.., 180
Treaties be-
tween United States and 180
Indian Tribes of Canada. .1269, 1272,
1312, 1318, 1324, 1333, 1370,
1399, 1438, 1440
Indian Wars. History of 1259, 1265
Practice of Medicine *671
Remains in Canada West *614
Indiana State Laws 188
India- Rubber Manufactures *738
Indiens. Voir Sauvagcs.
Indies, East. Present State of, by War-
ren Hastings (P) 1116
Indies, East & West. Compared ( P) 1095
Indigo. On Culture of 275
Industrial Arts 726-741, 770
Industrial Associations 295
Industrial Instruction and Industrial Life,
727, 728, 731, 770
Industrial Progress, Journal of 916
Industrie agricole et manufacturiere, 257, 258
Industriels. Arts 726, 741, 770
Industry of Nations 251
Infant Institutes. (Nursery Poetry) ..(P) 1102
Infants. Law concerning 139
Mortality of 290
Infant Baptism 918
See also Baptists.
Infanticide in India 462
Infantry Tactics 683, 685
Infidelity. Its History and Refutation 44, *49
'Information. Proceedings by (P) 1422
INGALL, Lieut. St. Maurice and Sague-
nay Regions 141 1
Inginieur, Voir Genie Civil.
INGEESOLL. Chs. J. Sketch of the Second
War, between the United States
and England 1267
INGERSOLL, E. Writ of Habeas Corpus . . 1 35
INGLIS, H. D. Channel Islands 536
Journey through Ireland. 538
Tour through Norway, &c. 543
Ingoldsby Legends *328
INGRAM, J. Memorials of Oxford *77
INGRES. (Euvres *715
INGCLPH'S Chronicle 351
Injunctions 135
Inquisition 32, 306
Insanity. Its Nature and Treatment. 72,
244, 679, (P) 934
Law concerning 150
Influence of Atmosphere on. . (P) 933
Insane Criminals 149, 245, 248
Law of 149, 150
Insect Life. Episodes of 644
Insects. See Entomology.
Insolvency. Law of 137, *140, (P) 1085
See also Bankruptcy.
Instinct , 573
Institut de France, Memoires 909 910
Institutes de Justinien 92
Institutes of the Civil Law of Spain 90
Institutions. Literary, Charitable, <fcc. . 290
Instruction publique. Voyez Education.
Insurances. Fire and Life 145, 266, 291
Marine 143, 267
Insurance and Assurance Office, Prospec-
tuses, <fec.- (P) 1080, 1125, 1130,
1135, 1151, 1156
Intemperance, See Temperance, also
Drunkenness.
Interest of Money, (Tables, Ac.) . .266, 267, 604
See also Usury.
Interet, Tables d' 266, 267 604
Interet de Vargent 237, 250, 267
Voyez aussi Usure.
Interments in Towns, &c 677, 678 701
International Copyright 297 298
International Law 94
Invasions of Britain (On attempted or
projected) 683, 918, (P) 1091, 1112, 1117
Inventions 79 g
Vide Patents, dec. ; Brevets.
Investments , 266 286
1775
INDEX.
Ionian Islands. History of 450
Travels in 628
On Office of Lord High
Commissioner of (P) 1110
Iowa, State of. Account of 1387
Ipswich. Literary Institution (P) 1083
IRBY, (C. L.) and MANGLES. Travels in
Egypt, <fec 550
IRELAND, Dr. Letter to Brougham. .(P.) 933
Ireland. History of 400-402
Protestant Church in. . 40, *400, 243
Pamphlets on the State of the
Irish Church ....926, 1079, 1110,
1112,1132, 1153
Travels in 534-539
Union with Great Britain, 402 (P) 927
1090, 1098, 1099, 1100, 1122, 1145
Famines and Pestilences in,
from A. M. 2820 to A. D. 1844. . . 675
Famine of 1847-49 *400
Beauties of 403
State of, 243, 295, (P) 925, 926,
942, 944,1090, 1108, 1116, 1117,
1132, 1144, 1145, 1149, 1154, 1304
in 1799 (P) 1090
in 1824 (P) 942
in 1827 (P) 1097
Orangeism in (P) 1121
Tithes in (P) 1132,1149
Defence of (P) 1117
Popery Laws in (P) 1116
Administration of Justice in (P) 1114
Disturbance in (P) 941, 1110
Poor Relief in (P) 946, 1132
Remedy for (P) 1151
Government of (P) 1 109
Protestant Ascendency in..(P) 1150
Military Relations with Great
Britain (P) 1118
Irish Academy, (Royal). Transactions of 911
Irish Oratory (P) 930
Irish Language 790
Irish Parliament. Register of , . . 120
Vide also Mountmorres.
Irish Statutes at Large 126
Irlande. Histoire 400-402, 538
Statistiques 286
Voyages 538
Voir Ireland.
Iron. Its Manufacture and Use, 626, 699,
708, 730, 743, 765-767
IBVINE, C. Histories Scoticae Nomenclatura *397
1776
IRVINE, D. Lives of Scottish Poets .... 804
IRVINE, W. Letters on Sicily 542
IRVING, B. A. On Caste in India 173
IRVING, Rev. Edward. Life, by Wilks. . 492
Trial of (P.) 1115
On his "Writings
and Preaching (P.) 1120
IRVING, Theodore. Conquest of Florida. '. 1255
IRVING, Washington. Works 839
Life and Voyages
of Christopher Columbus 1166
Life of Washington. 1221
Astoria . . . 1391
Voyages au-dela des
montagnes Rocheuses 1391
ISABELLE, A. Voyage a Buenos- Ayres . . 1335
ISAEUS 814
ISAMBERT. Anciennes lois francaises. . . . 197
ISERT, P. E. Voyages en Guinee, Ac ... 1359
Isinglass 276
Islande. Histoire 452
Voyages et Geographic. . .533, 1662
Isographie des hommes celebres 473
Israel. See Jews ; Ten Tribes.
Italian Language 785
Italian Literature 797, 892-894
Italian Operas 893
Italie. Histoire 435
Voyages 534, 541
Hist, litteraire 797
Economic politique 249
Beaux arts 693, 712
Italy. Ecclesiastical Architecture of. ... 702
History of 435
Travels in 527, 534, 541
Items in the Life of an Usher 1410
ITIER, J. Voyage en Chine 556
Notes sur la Guyane Fran-
caise 1 201
Itineraires de 1'Allemagne, de la Suisse,
etc 534, 535
ITURBIDE. Emperor of Mexico. Autobio-
graphy (P.) 945
IVERNOIS, Sir Fr. d'. Mortalite des peu-
ples 256
IVES, E. Voyage to India 553
IVORY, W. Signet Catalogue of Law
Books *905
IXTILXOCHITL, Don F. d'Alba. Cruaute~s
des conque'rants du Mexique. 1171, 1214
Histoire
des Chichimeques 1171, 1214
JAC1
INDEX.
[JAM
JACKSON, B. On Military Surveying. 684
JACKSON, C. T. Geology of the State of
Maine 622
JACKSON, J. On "Wood Engraving 719
JACKSON, J. R. Minerals and their Uses 624
Traveller's Remembrancer 510
JACKSON, J, M. View of Upper Canada . 1281
JACOB, Bibliophile. (Paul Lacroix). La
folle d'Orleans.. ,. *S82
Vertu et tempera-
ment
tillard
Quand j'etais jeune .
Bignerol
La marquise de Cha-
Une nuit dans les
bois
Les deux fous
Medianoches
Les Francs-Taupina
De pres et de loin. .
Recits historiques. .
Le marchand du ba-
Le couvent de Baia-
Scott a Paris
Simples recits
Soirees de Walter
Un divorce
JACOB, J. Annals of the British Norman
Isles
JACOB, N. H. Voir BOURGERY.
JACOB, W. British Agriculture (P.)
On the Precious Metals
View of Germany, &c
JACOB, M. de. Science des finances
JACOBI. Calcul mental
JACOTIN. Carte d'Egypte
JACOTOT. Manuel de 1'enseignement. . . .
JACQUELIN. Biographic
JACQUEMONT. Voyage dans 1'Inde
Correspondance
Jacquerie, La, ou les insurrections des
paysans
JACQUES et HERINCQ. Manuel des plantes
JACQUES, A. Manuel de philosophic. . . .
JACQUES, J. Junius and his works
JACQUES CCEUR
JACQUET. Traite des justices des
seigneurs
JAGO. Poems..
*832
*882
*SS2
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
*882
405
1078
262
544
*263
*598
468
*75
473
53
553
424
647
*58
226
424
202
860
JAHANQUEJR. Memoirs of 454
JAHN, J. Biblical Antiquities 18
Jails, See Prisons.
JAIME. Muse'e de la caricature *435
JAL. Archeologie navale 310
Dictionnaire nautique 789
Documents in6dits 423
Jamaica. History of 1209-1211, 1242
Travels in 1360
Journals and Laws 171, 172
Constitution and Courts of.., 171
Jamaica and Slavery .... (P) 1095, 1154, 1155
Jama'ique. Histoire 1209-1211, 1242
Voyages 1360
Voir Jamaica.
JAMES I. Processions, &c., of 382
JAMES II. Life, by himself 389
JAMES, 1'Abbe. Histoire de la Bible .... *18
JAMES, A. F. Dictionnaire de 1'Ecriture
Sainte *18
JAMES, Edwin. Long's Expedition to the
Rocky Mountains 1390
JAMES, G. P. R. Life of Richard 1 372
Educational Institutions
of Germany 85
History of Charlemagne. 327
History of Louis XIV. . 426
Life of Henry IV. of
France 424
Novels 840
JAMES, R. Fevers, Fever-powder, <fec. . . . 1097
JAMES, T. North-west Voyage 529
JAMES, "W. Naval History of Gt. Britain. 406
Military Occurrences of the late
"War 1266
Naval Occurrences of the late
War 1266
JAMES, W. B. On Wine Duties : 279
JAMESON, Mrs. Characteristics of Women 840
Common Place Book .... 840
Sacred and Legendary art 711
Legends of Monastic
Orders 711
Legends of the Madonna. 712
Memoirs of Early Italian
Painters 712
Communion of Labour. . . 244
Sisters of Charity 244
Social Life in Germany. . 544
Visits and Sketches 840
Public Galleries of Art . . 527
JAMESON, R. Characters of Minerals.... 624
1777
JAM]
INDEX.
JAMIESON, A. Mechanics of Fluids 756
Mechanics for Practical men 746
JAMIESON, J. Ancient Culdees of loua. . 39
Scottish Dictionary 790
JANCIGNY. Japon, Indo-Chine, Siam,
Ceylon 467
Les Indes hollandaises 439
JANCIGNY et RAYMOND. Histoire et des-
cri ption de 1'Inde 458
JANIN, Jules La Bretagne 433
La Normandie 433
Les galeries de Versailles. . 697
Les Fran^ais points par eux-
memes 435
Litterature dramatique . . . 801
Gaiet<33 champetres *879
JANSON, C. W. The Stranger in America 1879
Janseniame 47
Jansenists 32
JANSSEXS. Hermeneutica sacra 16
JANVIER. Manuel du capitaine, etc 686
Machines a vapeur applique'es
a 1'industrie 751
Japan. History of 466
Travels ill 527, 557, 558
United States Expedition to .... 558
Japon, Histoire 467
Christianisme au 42
Voyages *558
JAQUE, C. de. Voyage aux Indes 1349
Jardinage 662-665
JARDINE, D. Gunpowder Plot. ..'. *382
JARDINE, Sir W. Naturalist's Library . . 608
And others. Magazine
of Natural History G10
JARMAN, H. New Practice of Chancery . 137
On Wills 142
JARS. Voyages metallurgiques 766
JARVES, J. J. Art Hints 689
History of the Sandwich
Isles 470
JARVIS, S. F. Chronological Introduction
History of the Church 22
Religion of the Indian
Tribes 1187
JASMIN. Poe"sies 878
JAUBERT. Voyage en Arme"nie 552
Java. History of 466
Rambles in 558
JAY, Jchn. Life of, by Van Santvoord. . 1226
JAY, J. L. Conseils de famille. . . . .-. . . 206
Justices de paix *212
1778
JAY, Rev. W. Autobiography *492
JEANNE D'ARO 414, 415, 417, 419, 424, 492
JEANNIN. Le President. Negociations. 416
JEANS, H. W. Navigation and Nautical
Astronomy 687
JEBB, Bishop. Correspondence with A.
Knox 492
Life, by Foster 492
JEBB, Major J. Construction, etc., of Pri-
sons 248
JEBB, J. N. On Outposts 684
JEBB, R. Criminal and Presentment Cases
Reserved 151
JEFFERSON, T. Writings of 1222
Manual of Parliamentary
Practice 112
Life of Capt. Lewis 1390
Notes on the State of
Virginia 1249
Life, by Tucker 1222
Melanges historiques, <fcc. 1223
JEFFF.RYS. Conduite des Frangais 170
American Atlas 1342
French Dominions in North
America 1177
JEFFREY, Lord. Contributions to the
Edinburgh Review 840
Life, by Lord Cockburn 492
JEFFREYS, Judge. Life, by Woolrych. . . *492
JEHAN, L. F. Dictionnaire d' Astronomic,
Physique, etc *1 9
Zoologie *19
Chimie et Mine-
*19
Botanique *19
Anthropologie. . . *19
Apologetique. . . . *19
Origines du Chris-
tianisme *20
Sciences physi-
ques, etc *20
Cosmogonie et
Paleontologie *19
JENKINS, J. Protestant's Appeal to the
Douay Bible 51
JENKINS, John S. Jackson and the Gen-
erals of the War of 1812 126Y
War between the
United States and Mexico 1268
JENKISSON, C. Conduct of Great Britain
to Neutral States 100
JEKKINSON'S Travels iu Bucharia 554
INDEX.
{.JOH
JENNER, E. Life, by Baron 492
JENNINGS, R. Political Economy 253
Social Delusions 286
JENNINGS, S. Evidence de la religion
chretienne 45
JENYNS. Poems 860
JEREMIE. Relation de la Baie d'Hudson. 1387
JEROME, Saint. Extraits de sea (Euvres 25
JERROLD, D. Illuminated Magazine 917
JERROLD, "W. B. Imperial Paris 434
Jersey, He de. Constitutions et Usages .. *15l
See Channel Islands.
Jerusalem, City of 19, 20
Temple at 455 (P) 1105
JERVIS, H. J. W. History of Corfu.... 451
JERTIS, J. On Coroners *138
JESSE, Capt. Russia and the War 448
JESSE, E. Gleanings in Natural History. 609
JESSE, J. H. The Court, from 1688 to
George II 389
The Court, under the House
of Stuart 389
Selwyn and his contempo-
raries 500
Jesuit Estates in Canada , (P.) 1443
Jesuit Missions in America. .1190-1196,
1204, 1430, 1660
Jesuits. History of the. .31, 32, 838, (P.) 926
Travels of. 523
Jesuites. Relations des. 1660, 1661, 1190, 1192
Le Paraguay sous les 1204
Histoire des 31, 32
JESUS CHRIST. Life of 22
Jeux 723
Jewels and Jewellery 574, 626, 731
Jews. History of .19-21, 423
- Number of 290
Restoration of 21, 239
See Hebrew Language, &c. ; Ten Tribes.
Jew and the Miraculous Host (P) 1155
Jewish Disabilities 918, 1324 (P) 1111
Jeivish Literature *20, 888
JOAN OF ARC. Life, by Lord Mahon .... 424
See JEANNE D'ARC.
JOANNE, Ad. Bade et la Foret noire . . . 534
Spa et ses environs 535
Itineraire de la Grande Bretagne 534
Itineraire de la Suisse 535
Itineraire de 1'Allemagne 535
JOANNIS. Carnpagne du Luxor 560
JOB 19
JOBERT. Systeme nerveux 668
JOBSON. Voyages en Afrique 559
JOCELIN of Brakeland. Chronicles of .... 376
Jockey Club. A Sketch (P.) 1124
JOGUES, Isaac. Papers, arranged by Shea 1244
Description of New Neth-
erlands 1241
JOHNES, A. J. Unity of the Human Race 777
Church in Wales ... (P) 1083
JOHNS, B. G. Lands of Silence and Dark-
ness *87
JOHNS, Major, and NICOLAS, Lieut. Cal-
endar of Victory 408
JOHNSON, C. W. On Fertilizers 651
Agricultural Improve-
ments *654
Life of Coke.. 484
Farmer's and Planter's
Encyclopedia 654
JOHNSON, E. C. Tangible Typography. . 738
JOHNSON, F. Persian and Arabic Dic-
tionary 779
JOHNSON, G. W. Cottage Gardener's Dic-
tionary 663
Dictionary of Gardening 663
Life of Selden 500
JOHNSON, J. Printer's Instructor 732
JOHNSOJJ, Dr. S. English Dictionary . . . 792
Plan of his Dictionary(P) 1134
Life, by Boswell 492
Works 840
Debates in Parliament. 119
JOHNSON, Sir W. Papers 1241
Treaties with the In-
dians 1420
JOHNSON, W. The Practical Draughts-
man's Book 708
JOHNSTON, A. K. Atlas of Astronomy . . . . 583
Dictionary of Geography 511
National Atlas 512
Physical Atlas 579
JOHNSTON, J. F. Relation of Science to
Agriculture 655
Scientific Agriculture. . 655
Chimie agricole, et geo-
logic : 655
Chemistry of Common
Life *595
Notes on North America 1371
JOHNSTON, W. England in the nineteenth
century 536
JOHNSTONE, J. Supplement to Jamieson's
Dictionary... 791
TY 1779
,707]
INDEX.
[JOU
JOIGNEAUX. Chimie du cultivateur .... *656
Joint Stock Companies. Law of 148, 144
See also Partnership.
Joint Stock Companies, Pamphlets on,
(P) 944, 1128
JOINVILLE, Lord J. Memoirs 351
JOINFILLE, Sire de. Rgne de St. Louis. 414
JOINVILLE, le Prince de. Etat de la
Marine 423
JOKAI. Hungarian Sketches 898
JOLIAT. Assurauces terrestres *209
JOLIET, Le Sieur. Voyage et de"couverte 1252
JOLIVET. Syst&ne electoral *231
JOLLOIS. Thebes 317
Antiquity's de Denderah . . .. 317
Bas-reliefs astronomiques des
Egyptiens 317
Antiquit6s gallo-romaines . . . . 409
JOLY, Claude. Me" moires 416
JOLY, Guy. Memoires 416
JOLY DE ST. VALIEK. Operations mili-
taires 1662
JOMARD. Ville et citadelle du Kaire . .317, 468
Geographic de 1'Egypte ....... 317
Description des antiquite"s de
1'Heptanomide 317
- Population de 1'Egypte, ancienne
et moderne 317
Systeme m6trique des anciens
Egyptiens 317
Syene et cataraotes 317
L'He d'Ele"phantine 317
Thebes 317
Description de Memphis et des
Pyramides 317
JOMARD, E. Comment on revient de la
Californie 1389
De Paris a Sacramento . . . 1389
JOMINI. Art de la guerre 681
Principales combinaisons de la
guerre 681
Guerres de la revolution *681
Grandes operations militaires. . . *681
JONES, A. United States Revenue Book. *280
JONES, Alexander. History of the Electric
Telegraph 732
JONES, Alfred. Proper Names in the Old
Testament 16
JONES, David. Value of Anuuities and
Reversions 266
JONES, Geo. History of Ancient America 1181
JONES, H. B. On Animal Electricity. . , 631
1780
JONES, J. Of North American Vertebrata 615
JONES, J. T. Wellington's Sieges in Spain 682
JONES, J. W. Voyages of Hakluyt 1170
JONES, Owen. , Designs for Pavements . . 706
Grammar of Ornament. . *703
JONES, Robert. History of the French
Bar 196
JONES, R. Pamphlets on Words and Lan-
guage (P) 1075
JONES, T. R. Natural History of Animals 684
Organisation of Animal
Kingdom 634
Of Entomostraca 627
JONES, W. Doctrine of the Trinity 50
On the Church (P) 1102
JONES, Wm How to make Home happy. 785
JONES, Sir W. Complete Works 841
Indian Poems and Drama 889
Speeches by (P) 1139
Memoirs, by Lord Teign-
mouth 492
On Riots 134 (P) 1139
Law of Bailments 146
Poems 860
Persian Grammar 779
JONES'S Indian Tales 840
JONSON, Ben. Poems 860
Chacun dans son caractere 891
JOPLIN, T. On Banking (P) 1129
JORDAN, Mrs. Life, by Boaden 492
JORDAN, C. French Revolution (P) 1092
JORDAN, G. W. Slave Registry (P) 1096
Coinage of Barbados. .(P) 1096
JORNANDES 821
JORTIN. Life of Erasmus 487
JOSEPH, le Roi (Bonaparte.) Memoires.. 430
JOSEPH II. Emperor of Germany. Let-
ters by (P) 937
JOSEPH, Rabbi. Chronicles of 455
JOSEPH, Flavius. (Euvres 20
JOSEPHUS, Flavius. Opera, Greece et
Latine 20
-: Works translated 20
JOSSEAU. Credit foncier ' 258
JOSSELYN, J. Voyages to New England 1382
JOTTRAND. D'Anvers a Genes *535
JOUANNIN et VAN GAVER. Histoire de
Turquie 449
JOUBERT, J. Pensdes *72
JOUBERT, P. Ch. Tabac . , 737
JOUBLEAU. Etudes sur Colbert 257
JOUFFROY, le Marquis de. Erreurs sociales *19
JO Z7]
INDEX.
(JUN
JOUFFROY.. le Marquis de. Inventions et
decouvertes *19
JOUFFROY, H. Constitution de 1'Angle-
terre 103
JOUFFROY, T. CEuvres d Reid 64
Psychologic et physiologic 73
Rapport sur les ccoles uor-
males primaires 84
Cours d'esthetique *66
Cours de droit naturel. . . . *94
JOUHANNEAUD, P. Anecdotes chretienncs *19
Indulgences, confreries,
&c *19
JOURDAIN. Traite des Chasses *724
JOURBAN, A. J. L. Pharmacopee univer
selle 674
Dictionnaire des sci-
ences naturelles 606
JOURDAN, G. A. Sur les journees de Sep-
tembre 428
JOURDAN, Louis. Ce qu'il^a dans une
tabatiere *881
JOURDAN DE CRUSY et ISAMBERT. Recueil
des anciennes lois francaises 197
JOURDIER, Auguste. Materiel agricole . . 667
JOURGNIAC et autres. Mernoires sur les
journees de sept. 1792 428
Journal of Design, &c 729
Journal of Industrial Progress 916
Journal of Social progress 239
Journal of Education, Upper Canada. ... 87
Journal du Palais *199, 203
Journal asiatique 921
Journal des economistes . 255
Journal de 1'ecole polytechnique 745
Journal du magnetisme 591
Journal de mathematiques 921
Journal de 1'instruction publique 1417
Journal de Quebec 1414
Journaux du conseil legislatif et de 1'as-
semblee legislative, du Huut et du
Bas-Canada, et du Canada Uni.160, 161
JOUSSE. Nouveau commentaire 202
Recueil des ordonnances 198
De 1'administration de la justice 202
Gouvernement des paroisses. . . 220
Commentaire sur l'6dit de 1695 220
JOUTE, Eugene. Guerre d'Orient 4&0
JOUVE, E. G. Esthetique chr6tienue . . . *20
JOUY, Etienue de. CEuvres 876
JOUY, Ls. Frs. de. Principes concernaut
les dimes '220
JOY, Baron. On the Evidences of Ac-
complices 133
Ontbe Admissibility of Con-
fessions 133
JOYCE, J. Introduction to the Arts and
Sciences 571
Scientific Dialogues 572
JOYCE, J. W. England's Sacred Synods 38
JUARROS, Don Domingo. History of Gua-
temala 1212
JUBINAL. Lettre sur Montaigne 71
Danse des morts *714
JUCHEREAU DE ST. DENYS. Histoire de
1'Empire Ottoman *449
Revolutions
de Constantinople *449
JUCHEREAU DE ST. IGNACE, La Mere. His-
toire de 1'Hotel-Dieu de Quebec. . 1196
JUDD, S. Margaret 841
Judge. Impeachment of, in United States *194
Judges. Authority of (P.) 1086, 1138
JUDSON, Dr. Life, by Wayland 492
Juges de paix 212
Juif Errant. Legende 879
Juifs 19-21, 423
JUKES, J. B. Excursions in and about
Newfoundland 1404
Voyage of the "Fly" in
Torres Straits 669
Physical Geology 616
JULIA DE FONTENELLE. Voir FONTENELLE.
JULIAN, the Emperor. Works translated *814
JULIEN, A. Manuel du sommelier 736
JULIEN, Stan. Le livre des recompenses
et des peines 55
Lao-Tseu, traduit du cbi-
nois 58
Voyages de Hiouen Thsang 55S
L'Orphelin de la Chine... *890
Histoire de la'porcelaine
chinoise , , . *734
JULIUS OBSEQUENS 821
JULLIASY. Commerce de Marseilles 288
JULLIEN. Constructeur de locomotives. . 751
JULLIEN, E., et LORENTZ, E. Filateur. . . . 729
JULLIEN et VALERIO. Manuel du chau-
dronnier 731
JULLIEN, M. A. Emploi du temps *73
JUNIUS Letters 226
JUNIUS Discovered 226
JUNIUS, par Remusat 226
JTJNIUS. Not written by Sir P. Francis*(P) 944
1781
INDEX.
Juri. Institution du *186
Juridical Society's Papers 1 27
Jurisprudence 88
Vide Droit.
Jurisprudence medicate 680
Jury. Trial by 135, (P) 1086,1107, 1108
Agreement of 127,919,926
JUSSIEU, A de. Botanique 645
JUSSIEU, L. de. Genera plan tarum 646
JUSTAMONIJ. Louis XV 426
JUSTEL. Recueil de voyages 521
Justices of the Peace, in England 134
in Scotland 150
in Canada 166
in New York State 191
in United States . . *184
in France 212
Jurisdiction, <fec., of
(P) 945, 1115
JUSTIN 821
JUSTIN, Saint. Extraits de ses ceuvres. . 25
JUSTINIANUS. Reruiu Venetarum *437
JUSTINIEN. Institutes 92
Pandectes 92
JUVENAL 821, 822
Juvenile delinquents 245
KAEMPFEB, E. History of Japan 466
KAEMPTZ. Me'te'orologie 586
Kaffirs and Kaffir-land 469, 564
Kaleidoscope 578
KALM, Peter. Travels into North Ameri-
ca 1366
Kalmuck Mungalian, Vocabulary 785
Kalpa Sutra, &c 54
KAMES, Lord. Life, by Tytler 493
KAMEUP. Ses aventures 889
Kamtschatka. Travels in 1407
Account of. 533
KANE, E. K. Grinnell Expeditions. . .531, 532
On an open Polar Sea *510
Kansas Territory, Account of 1887
Laws 189
KANT. Critique du jugement 65
Critique de la raison pure 65
La religion dans les limites de la
raison 65
Philosophic critique 65
Logique 69
Legons de me"taphyeique 70
Doctrine de la vertu 71
Examen de sa doctrine 66
KANT. Traite" de pSdagogie 75
Critique of Pure Reason 66
Son histoire par Saintes 65
KARAMSIN, N. Histoire de la Russie. ... 445
. Tales from the Russian . . 898
KARE, Alphonse. Clotilde *882
Rose et Jean Duche-
min *882
Uu homme et une
femme *882
La famille Alain *882
. Feu bressier *882
Une histoire invrai-
semblable *882
Jobisme *882
Vendredi soir. . . . *882
Einerley *882
Pour ue pas etre treize *882
Une verite par se-
mame *882
KAESTEN. Des combustibles mine'raux. . 626
Manuel de metallurgie 766
KAVANAGH, J. Women of Christianity. . 478
KAVANAGH, M. Science of Languages. . 776
KAY, J. Social condition, and Education
in England and Europe 77
KATE, J. W. Life of Sir J. Malcolm. ... 459
Life of H. St. George
Tucker 459
Life and Correspondence
of Lord Metcalfe 160
Administration of the East
India Company 469
History of the War in
Afghanistan 460
KEATING, W, R. Long's Expedition.... 1391
KEATS, J. Life and Remains, by Milnes. 493
Poems 860
KEBLE, J. On Marriage and Divorce. ... *240
On Eucharistic Adoration. . . . *50
KEEPER, T. C. Philosophy of Railroads(P) 270
Montreal and Ottawa. (P) 1431
Map of Canada 1418
Magistrate's Manual 166
Index to the Statutes. . . 169
Liturgise Britannicas 29
Fairy Mythology 309
- Mythology of Greece and
Italy 309
. - History of Rome 324
Life of Milton 495
KEITH, Sir. R. M. Memoirs by Smyth. . . . 493
KEELE, W. C.
KEELING, W.
KEIGHTLEY, T.
1782
INDEX.
[.KIN
PAOB
KEITH, Sir Wm. History of Virginia.. . 1249
KELLAND, P. Theory of Heat 590
KELLER, P. A. F. Regime des courants. 516
Histoire univeraelle. . 302
KELLOGG, E. Labor and other Capital. . 256
KELLY, J. B. History and Law of Usury 145
KELLY, P. Cambist 268
KELLY, T. Life, by Fell 493
KELLY, W. Meteorological Observations
1411, 1412
KELLY, W. K, History of Russia 446
KEMBLE, J. M. The Saxons in England.. 334
State Papers, edited by . 330
KEMP. Phasis of Matter 594
KEN, Bishop. Life of , 493
KENDRICK, T. T. C. On the Ionian Isles. 451
KENNEDY, C. M. International Law. ... 95
KENNEDY, J Natural History of Man.. 628
KENNEDY, J. C. U. S. Census Report.. 1232
KENNEDY, Lt. Col. J. P. Principles of
Railway Construction. *270
KENNEDY, Patrick. Journal up the Illi-
nois River 1377
KENNEDY, Wm. Texas 1256
RENNET, W. History of England 336
KENRICK, J. Ancient Egypt 319
Phoenicia 320
Assyrian Monarchy. .. .(P) 1083
Kent, County, History 405
- Bibliotheca Cantiana. . . . 901
KENT, Duke of. Life, by Neale 493
His Case (P) 1111, 1123
KENT, J. On American L iw 184
KENT, W. (Dissenting Minister) Case of,
( P) 1103
Kentucky, State of. History 1251
Voyages 1386
KENYON, Lord. On Roman Catholic Ques-
tion , (P) 1149
KEPLER, Life of 493
KEPPEL, H. Expedition to Borneo 569
Visit to the Indian Archi-
pelago 569
KER, H. B. On Registry (P) 1086
KEU, J. C. Archaeology of Popular
Phrases 791
KERALIO. Origine des Suedois 451
Art militaire 681
KERATRY. Dubeau dans Fordre physique
et moral *20
Du sublime et du beau 66
Clarisse..., 882
KERAUDREN. Causes des madadies des
marins 673
KERGUELAND'S Voyage 52&
KERMAINGANT. Projet d'un chemin de
fer de Lyon a Marseilles 754
KERMOYSAN. Ltttres et opinions de Na-
poleon 234
KERNAN. New York Law Reports *191
KERR, R. M. An Action at Law 131
Kew. Wanderings through the Conser-
vatories at 663
KEYMIS, L. Voyage to Guiana 1356
KEYSER, H. Law of the Stock Exchange. *145
KEYSER, R. " Religion of the Northmen. . 310
Khasi-Hills, Geological Structure of, tfcc.. . 622
Khrisna's Last Days 54
Kiang-Nan. Mission de 42
KIDD, A. The Huron Chief, &c 1408
KIDD, J. Adaptation of Nature to Man. 576
KIDDER, Rev. D. P. Brazil and the
Brazilians 1200, 1356
KIENER. Species general . 644
King and Queen's Bench Reports 153
KING, E., (F. R. S.) Account of (P) 1 101
KING, G. England in 1696 (P) 1143
KING, Prof. Of the Permian Fossils of
England 627
KING, Capt. Campaigning in Kaffirland. 469
KING, (Capt.) Fitzroy and DARWIN. Voy-
ages of the Adventure and Beagle. 526
KING, Lord, and the Banking Question(P) 1143
Speeches and Writing*.. . . *120
KING, R. Arctic Journey 531
On the Franklin Expeditions. 531
KING, R. J. Early Ballad Poetry 860
KING, W. Poems . . 860
KING, W. B. Kaffir War 469
King's College University and Upper
Canada College. Report on. ... 87
Kingly Office. Defence of the. . . (P) 1090
Succession to the (P) 1086
See Crown.
KINGSBOROUGH, Lord. Antiquities of
Mexico 1182
KINGSFORD, W. On Plank Roads *751
Impressions of the West
and South 1662
KINGSLEY, C. Alexandria and her Schools 60
Novels and Tales *841
Sermons *48
Phaethon *841
Saint's Tragedy *860
KIN]
INDEX.
[KOS
PAOC
KINGSLEY, J. L. Life of Ezra Stiles. . . 1226
Kingston Chronicle and Gazette (the) . . . 1414
KINGSTON, W. H. G. Lusitanian Sketches 540
Western Wanderings 1403
KINNEAB. Law of Bankruptcy in Scot-
land *150
KINSEY, W. M. Portugal Illustrated 441
KIP, W. J. Catacombs of Rome 24
Christmas Holidays in Rome 32
Early Jesuit Missions 1190
KIPPING. On Masting Ships 710
KIKBY, W. On Animals 577
and SPENCK. Introduction to
Entomology 641
Kirk of Scotland (?) 1097
See also, Scotland, Church of.
KIRK, J. Roman Catholic Principles . (P) 932
KIRKE WHITE. Poems 860
KIRKLAND, Mrs. Glimpses of Western Life 841
KIRKLAND, Samuel. Life of, by S. K.
Lothrop 1226
KIRKWOOD, A. Cultivation of Flax 662
KIRWAN, R. Elements of Mineralogy. .. 623
Geological Essays 616
KITTO, J. Pictorial Bible- 10
Cyclopaedia of Biblical Litera-
ture.
Physical Geography of the
18
Holy Land 551
Scripture Lands 18
Lost Senses 843
Life, by Eadie *493
KLAPKA, Gen. War of Independence in
Hungary 443
War in the East.. , 448
KLAPROTH. Asia Polyglotta 452
Tableaux historiques de 1'A-
sie *452
Supplement au Dictionnaire
Chinois-latin du P. Glemona 779
Vocabulaire G6orgien 780
Fossils of Cornwall .: (P) 1105
KLEE. Le Deluge 621
KLOPSTOCK. CEuvres en allemand 895
La Messiade 895
KNAPP, Prof. &c. Chemical Technology .. 733
KNAPP, A. J. English Roots of Words . *791
KNAPP, J. W. Cases brought before the
Committee of Privy Council 152
and OMBLER. Controverted
Elections 116
KNAPP, S. L. American Literature 841
1784
Life of Aaron Burr 1228
Account of London 403
with the Best
KNIGHT, C.
Half-Hours
Authors 841
Industry of all Nations. ... 726
The Old and Modern Printers 782
Knowledge is Power 841
Old England 376
Old England's Worthies 475
Once upon a Time 841
Pictorial Gallerv of Arts . . 690
KNIGHT'S Shilling Library 841
Geography of the British Empire 536
KNIGHT, H. C. Life of James Montgo-
mery *496
KNIGHT, H. G. Ecclesiastical Architec-
ture of Italy 702
Knights Templars 31, 329
See also Temple Church.
KNIGHTON, W. Private Life of an East-
ern King 461
KNIGHTON, Sir W. Memoirs *493
Knitting. Remarks on (P) 1082
KNOLLES, R. History of Turkey 449
KNOWLES, J. English Pronouncing Dic-
tionary 793
KNOWLES, John. Of Naval Architecture 709
KNOWLES, J. S. Dramatic Works 860
Know Nothings. See Native Americanism.
KNOX, A. Correspondence with Bp. Jebb 492
KNOX, J. Campaigns in North America
for 1757, '58, '59 and 60 1260
KNOX, R. Races of Men 628
KNOX, V. On a Sermon at Brighton .(P) 1105
KNUT-BONDE. Commerce de la Suede . . 283
KOBELL, F. V. Sketches from the Mineral
Kingdom 624
KOCH. Tables genealogi'ques des mai^
sons royales *326, *506
Tableaux des revolutions de
1'Europe *331
KOCH et SCHOELL. Traites de paix 96
KOEPPEN. The World in the iVliddle Ages *326
KOHL, J. G. Austrian Empire 544
KOHLRAUSCH, F. History of Germany .. 441
Koran (le) de Mahomet, en franyais 56
Koran, The. Of Mohammed 56
KORFF. Accession of Nicholas I *446
Ave"nement de 1'Empereur Ni-
colas ler *446
KOSSUTH, Louis. Select Speeches 231
in the United States.. . 1381
INDEX.
{LAC
KOTZEBUE, A. Von. Pieces dramatiques
Life and Plays
Autobiography ....
KOTZEBUE, Otto. Voyage round the World
KRAFFT. Traite des 6chafaudages
KRASINSKI, V. On the Religious History
of the Slavonic Nations .
Panslavi?m and German-
ism
Reformation in Poland. .
KRILOFF. Fables russes
KRUDNER, Mme. de. Valerie
KRUSENSTERN. Voyage autour du monde
KUBALSKI. Tableau de 1'Europe
KUBECK, Von Kubau. Lord's Prayer in
KUGLER, F. German and other Schools
of Art
1 - Italian Schools of Art
KUHN. Vie de Jesus Christ
KULTURE. Voir GALLET.
Kumbara Sambhaya Kalidasse, &c
KURTZ. The Bible and Astronomy
KYAN, J. H. On the Elements of Light.
PACE
892
894
493
526
738
38
444
38
*898
*876
525
*332
16
712
712
22
53
583
LABANOFF, Le Prince Alex. Memoires
de Marie Stuart 397
LA BARRE. M6moires pour servir a 1'his-
toire de la religion de la Grece. . . 52
LA BARRE DU PARCQ. Portraits militai-
res 475
LA BARTHE. Voyage au Senegal 562
LABAT, J. B. Nouveau voyage aux iles
frangaises de 1'Arnerique 1359
LA BAUMK.M. Warm Air Bath (P) 1139
LABAUME, J. Etats-Unis depuis 1812. .. 1218
LABITTE. La divine comedie 797
Littcrature du nord 803
Vie de Raynouard 398
LA BOKTIE. Voir BO^TIE.
LABORDE, A. L. J. de. Itiuenaire de
1'Espagne 498
Esprit d'associ-
ation 254
LABORDE, L. E. S. J. de. Renaissance des
arts a la cour de France 692
Journey through
Arabia Petrasa 318
Voir HENNEPIN.
LABORIA. La Guyane Fraucaise 1201
LABOULAYE, C. Dictionnaire des arts et
manufactures 726
LABOULAYE, C. Essai sur 1'art industriel 773
LABOULAYE, Ed. Histoire politique des
Etats-Unis 1219
LABOULAYE, V. de. Voyage en Norwege . 543
Labour and Capital 256
LABOUEEAU. Cornptabilite" financiere. . . 264
Labouring Glasses. Employment, <fec., of
(P) 930, 1100, 1109, 1122, 1132, 1135,
1151-1153
Morals of (P) 930
See also Working Classes.
LABOURT. Intemperance 259
Labrador. Geography and Voyages . . . 1403
Account of 1404, 1412, 1446
Charts and Coasts of. .1392,
1403, 1410
Missions 1194, 1195
LABILE, J, Rudimens de la constitution. 159
LABROUSSE. Propulseurs sous-marins. . .
LA BRUYERE. Caracteres
LABUTTE. Histoire des dues de Norman-
758
72
die
LACKPEDE, Histoire g^nerale de 1'Eu-
rope
Histoire naturelle des pois-
433
327
sous 641
Histoire des cetaces 641
Histoire naturelle des quadru-
pedes ovipares et des serpents. .. 641
LACHAMBEAUDIE. Fables 869
LACHEZE. Vie de N.-S. Jesus-Christ. . . 22
LACHEZE, DEQENESTE. Garantie de Tor et
de 1'argent 262
LACHLAN, Major. Case of 1435
Essays, &c., by, 1436,
1438, 1444, 1446
On the Staff of the
Indian Army, Sec *684
On Education 1444
LACKINGTON. Autobiography 493
LACLEDE, M. de. Histoire du Portugal. *441
LACOMBE, F. Dictionnaire francois *787
LACOMBE, Francis. Monarchic en Europe. 226
Bourgeoisie de Paris 433
Bourgeois c61ebres 479
LACOMBE, F. de. Essai sur 1'education
domestique *75
LA COMBE. Chaiiet, sa vie et ses ojuvres 484
LACOMBE, GUY DU ROUSSEAUD DE. Com-
mentaires 198
Recueil
de Jurisprudence 196
1785
LAC]
INDEX.
[LAI
LAOOMBK, Guy DO ROUSSEAUD DE. Arr4ts
notables 199
LACORDAIRE. Conferences 46
LACORDAFRE, Th. Etudes sur 1'Amerique
du eud 1354
Entomologie 642
LACRETELLE. Histoire de France 426
Logique, metaphysique et
morale 69
LACROIX, Fred. Lea mysteres de la Rus-
sie 447
lies Baleares et Pythiuses 440
Possessions anglaises dans
1'Amerique du nord 1268
Patagonie, Terre du Feu,
etc 1206
Perou... . 1203
LACROIX, (Fred.) et BORT DE ST. VINCENT.
Regions circompolaires 1206
LACROIX, L. Numidie et Mauritanie. . . . 467
LACROIX, S. F. Calcul des probabilites. . 605
Manuel d'arpentage. . . . 749
LACROIX, Baron P. de. Memoires sur la
revolution de St. Domingue 1209
LACROIX (Paul) et SERg. Moyen-age et
renaissance 692
Revue des arts *689
Voir JACOB Bibliophile.)
LACTANCE. Extraits de ses cauvres 25
LACUEE DE CESSAC. Art militaire 681
LACUISINE, M. de. De 1'esprit public.. .. *135
LA CURNE DE STE. PALAYE. Vie de Frois-
sart 414
LAET, J. de. Novus orbis 1174
Histoire du Nouveau Monde 1174
Nota? ad dissertationem . . . . 1181
Altera dissertatio 1181
LA FACE. Histoire de la Musique 720
LA FARE. M6moires 417
LAFARE. Poesies 873
LA FARELLE. Du progres social. ..... 238
LAFARGE, Mme. Heures de prison 882
LAFAYE, B. Synouymes frangais *788
LAFAYETTE, Mme. de. Histoire de mada-
me Henriette d'Angleterre. ..389, 417
Memoires de la cour
de France 417
(Euvres.. 868
LAFAYETTE. Life of, by P. C. Headley. . 1266
LAFAYETTE. Life of (P) 943
LA FAYETTE en Amerique 1379
LAFERRIERE. Histoire du droit 196
1786
LAFITAU. Memoire sur le ginseng 649
Decouvertes et conquetes des
Portugais dans le Nouveau Monde 1175
Mceurs des Sauvages 1188
LAFON. Rome ancienne et moderne 826
LAFOND DE LURCY, G. Assurances mari-
times 209
Quinze ans de voya-
ges 1848
LAFONT. Le naufrage 871
Les trois freres rivaux 871
LA FONTAINE. Fables 869
Oontes 869
Le Florentin 871
Sa vie 498
LA FONTAINE, Sir L. H. Bureaux d'bypo-
theques 163
Correspondance 160
Questions seig-
801
870
neuriales 168
LA FONTAINE-BALDWIN Cabinet defended 160
LA FORGE, Antole de. Vicissitudes de
1'Italie 435
LAFOSSE. Manlius Capitolinus 870
LAGARDE. Constructeur en general et
agents-voyers 750
LAGENEVAIS, de. La Suisse depuis 1848. 438
Litterature illustre'e..
LAGRANGE (J.) DE CHANCEL. Amasis . . .
LA GRAVIECIE, J. de. La Sardaigne en
1842 437
Les Molluques. . 488
Empire celeste . 466
Marine militaire 423
LA GREZE. Le chateau de Pau *409
LA GUERONNIERE, de. Les hommes d'etat
de 1'Angleterre au 19e siecle 896
LAHARPE. Cours de litterature 7iM>
Poesies 878
LAHARPE, Benard de. Etablissement des
Frangais a la Louisiane 1253
Establishment of
the French in Louisiana 1253
LAHAYK. Le code civil anno te 205
LA HONTAN, le baron de. Voyages en
Canada 1366
Travels in
Canada 1346
LAHURE. Considerations sur la construc-
tion et la propulsion des navires en
fer 758
LAIGNEL, Ferd. Privileges et hypotheques *208
LAI]
INDEX.
[.LAN
Laili and Majnun, a Poem 889
Laine, Industrie de la 729, 258
LAING, M. History of Scotland 398
LAING, Seton. Great City Frauds 266
LAING, S. Observations on Denmark ... 543
. Residence in Norway 543
Chronicle of Kings of Norway 45 1
Tour in Sweden 543
State of European People in
1848-9 332
LAISNE. Gymnastiqne pratique 723
LAJAED. Culte de Venus 52
LAJOIB, A. Gerin. Catechisme politique. 159
Poesies 1408
LAJONKAIRE. Les douanes dans 1'antiquite 280
LAKE, Col. A. Kars and our Captivity
in Russia 448
Defence of Kars *448
LAKEY, James. On Northern men 1182
LALAIN, Jacques de. Chronique 414
LALANDE. Mathematiques, hydraulique
et astronomic 599
Tables des logarithmes 603
Abrege" de navigation 757
LALANNE, Lud. Le feu gregeois 681
Biographic universelle 473
Bibliotheque de poche 909
LALANNE, Leon. Cent traites 909
Patria. 410
LALANNE, Leon et Lud. Un million de faits 908
LALAURE. Traite des servitudes 201
LALAURE et PAILLET. Servitudes re-
elles *207
LALEMANT, le pere Charles. Lettres au
pere Hierosme Lalemant 1660
LALEMANT, le pere J6rome. Relations de
la Nouvelle France 1660, 1661
LALLEMAND, A. Ou Artillery 684
LALLEMAND, F. Education publique. . . . *74
LALLEMENT, Guil. Histoire de la Colombie 1205
LALOR. Money and Morals 257
LA MALLE. Voir DUREAU DE LA MALLE.
LA MARCHE, Olivier de. Mernoires 415
LAMARCK, J. IB. P. de. Animaux sans
vertebres 641
LAMARCK, Rob. de. Memoires 415
LAMARCK et C A NDOLLE. Flore francaise. 649
LAMARCK et POIRET. Botanique 6-35
LAMARK, Comte de. Correspondance
avec Mirabeau *4-27
LAMARQUE. Plaisance et le club de village 235
LAMARTINE, A. de. CEuvres completes. . 877
LAMAETINE, A. de.
dists. . .
History of the Giron-
427
History of the Re-
atoration 431
History of the Revo-
lution 432
Vie de Christophe
Colomb 1165
LAMARTINIERE, Bruzen de. Histoire de
1'Asie 452
Introduction
a I'histoire de 1'Amerique 1177
LAMB, C. Works, with Life and Letters 841
Specimens of Dramatic Poets 860
Final Memorials 841
LAMB, John. Life and Times of, by J. Q.
Leake 1265
LAMB, R. Autobiography 493
Occurrences during the late
American War 1265
LAMBERT, St. Ange. Pe'cheur praticien. . . 723
LAMBERT, Miss. Hand-book of Needle-
work *730
Church Needle work. . . *780
LAMBERT, Mme. de. CEuvres *869
LAMBERT, John. Travels in Canada and
the United States 1368
Lambeth and the Vatican. Anecdotes of 827
LAMBILLOTTE. Chant Gregorien *722
LAMBREDCHTSEN. History of New Nether-
lands 1243
LAMENNAIS. CEuvres 878
Esquisse d'une philosophic. 879
Amschaspands et Darvans 879
ffiuvres posthumes *879
Livre du peuple *879
Society premiere *879
Les Evangiles *879
Politique, esclavage, me'-
langes *879
Imitation de Jesus-Christ . *879
LA MORICIERE, de. Rapport sur les haras 658
LAMOTTE, Houdard de. Poesies 873
Ines de Castro. 870
LAMOUREUX. Vers, coquilles, etc 644
LANCASTER, J. Sy stem of Education. .(P) 1135
LANCASTER, Jas. Voyage to Fernambuck,
in Brasil 1355
LANCE. Encyclopedic d' Architecture. .. *698
LANCRET, Michel-Ange. L'Isle de Philae 317
Land. Sale of, for taxes 186
I Land we Live i'u . . 403
1787
INDEX.
Lands. Public, in United States, 188, 296, 299
(waste). Enclosures of (P) 1187
Land Tax (P) 1131, 1183, 1187
Landed Property, see Real Estate ; Real
Property.
On, (P)927, 1098, 1130,1182
LANDAIS, Napoleon. Dictionnaire 788
Grammaire ge"nerale 788
LANDER, R. and J. Journal down the
Niger 661
Landlord and Tenants. Law of (English) 142
Law of (Ameri-
can) *186
LANDON, E. Ecclesiastical Dictionary ... 28
LANDOR, W. S. "Works 841
Last Fruit off an Old Tree 842
LANDRIN. Manuel du Maitre de Forge. . 730
Manuel du Coutelier 731
LANDRY. Les Arts en Belgique 693
LANDSBOROUGH, Dr. British Zoophytes .. 644
Sea- weeds 644
LANE, B. I. Mysteries of Tobacco *737
LANE, 0. T. On the Coronation Oath. (P) 1098
LANE, E. W. Manners and Customs of
the Modern Egyptians 560
LANE, R. J. Life at the Water Cure ... 669
LANE, Miss. Englishwoman in Egypt . . 560
LANG, J. D. Account of N. S. Wales ... 471
LANGDALE, Hon. C. Memoirs of Mrs.
Fitzherbert 396
LANGDALE, Lord. Memoirs, by Hardy . . 493
LANGEVIN, H. L. Le Canada, ses Insti-
tutions, &c 774
LANGHORNE. Poems 861
LANGLES. Monnaie des Orientaux 262
LANGLOIS, E. H. Danses des morts 60
LANGLOIS, V. Numismatique de I'Arme'-
nie *313
LANGSDORFF, E. de. La Hongrie 448
La Transylvanie . . 443
Language, Origin of 64, 776, 917
Languages, see Philology.
Langues 775-794
Origine des 7 76, 62-68
Langue hebra'ique 777
Langue egyptienne 778, 779
Langue chinoisc 779
Langue perse 779, 789, 778
Langue arabe 780
Langue turque 780
Langue algerienne 780
Langue sanscrite 781
1788
Langue hindoustani 781
Langue grecque 782, 788
Langue latine 783, 784
Langue danoise 784
Langue suedoise 784
Langue russe 785
Langue allemande 785
Langue italienne 785
Langue espagnole 786
Langue portugaise 786
Langue f ran faise 786-789, 419
Langue gaelique 790
Langue anglaise 790-793
Langue irlandaise 790
Langues sauvages 793, 894
Voir aussi Bibles.
LANJUINAIS. Constitutions de la France . 123
Fragment historique 429
LANMAN, Ch. Adventures in the Wilds
of the United States 1372
Tour to the River Saguenay. 1403
LANMAN, J. H. History of Michigan .... 1256
LA NOUE, Frangois de. M6moires 415
LAJCOUE. Mahomet Second 870
LANOYE, F. de. L'Inde contemporaine . . 458
Voir HARVE.
LANSDOWNE, Lord. Poems 861
Lansdowne Library, Catalogue of M.S.S. -344
LANTARA. Recherches sur ce peintre. ... *713
LANZI. History of Painting 712
LAO-TSEU TAO-TE-KING. Le livre de la
voie et de la vertu 58
LA PEYRERE'S Iceland 543
LAPEYROUSE. Voyage autour du moude . 525
LAPEYROCSE BONFILS. Histoire de la
Marine *428
LAPHAM, J. A. Antiquities of Wisconsin,
615, 1184
LAPLACE, C. P. T. Campagne de circum-
navigation 526
LAPLACE, P. S. CEuvres 584
Lapland. History of 452
Travels in 523, *527, 542, 544
La Plata. History 1204, 1205
Voyages 1352, 1358
Laponie. Voyages "523, 544
LA POTHERIE, M. Bacqueville de. His-
toire de 1'Ame'rique Septentrionale 1268
LAPPENBERG, J. M. England under the
Saxons 334
England under the
Normans *372
LAP~\
INDEX.
\LAT
LAPRADE, V. Formes e'vange'liques .... *879
LARCHER, L. J. La femme *71
LARCHER, P. H. Periodes astronomiques,
etc. des Egyptiens 302
Lea vases the'ricle'ens 310
Memoires sur lea fetes des
Grecs 52
Quelques epoques des Assy-
riens 315
Sur Cadmus.. 321
SurPhidon 321
Ordre equestre chez les grecs. 681
LARDNER, D. Essays on Scientific Sub-
jects 732
Hand-books of Natural Phi-
losophy 577
Museum of Science and
Art 578
On Manufactures in Metals 730
On the Steam Engine 753
Railway Economy 270
Travail des metaux 730
Works 44
Mexique ... 1216
Guatemala 1361
LA ROCHE. Dictionnaire de Chirurgie.. 673
LAROCHEFOUCAULD. Maximes 71
LAROCHEFOUCAUD-LIANCOURT. Voyage dans
les Etats-Unis 1367
Travels
through the United States 1367
LAROCHE-HERON", C. de. Les servantes de
Dieu en Canada 1195
Catholic church
in the United States 1196
Jonction des
LARDNER, N.
LARENAUDIERE, M. de.
deux oceans 1212
LA ROCHEJACQUELEIN, la marquise de.
Memoires 428
LAROMIGITERE. Sur lea mots " analyse
des sensations" 62
Lecons de philosophic . . *62
LARPENT, Sir G. Peninsular Journal 331
LARREY, D. J. Chirurgie militaire 674
LARTIGDE, Monsgr. Notice biographique 1443
LA SALLE A. de. Voyage de la Bonite . 610
LA SALLE, A. E. G. de. Ln Sicile 435
Vie de M. d'A-
gricourt 691
LA SALLE, Robert de. Voir " SALLE."
LAS CASAS, B. de. Histoire des Indes Oc-
cidentalea 1174
LAS CASAS, B. de. Voyages des Es-
pagnols dans les Indes 1 174
Account of the
First Spanish Voyages 1174
Son Apologie. Par
M. Gre'goire 1174
CEuvres 1174
LAS CASES, de. Memorial de Ste. Helene. 431
Souvenirs de Napoleon ler 481
Atlas historique 304
Voir LESAGE.
LASSERRE, LEBRUN et LEROY. Jeux de
calcul 724
LASSUS. Cathedrale de Chartres. 422
LASTEYRIE. J. De. Le Portugal depuis
1820 441
LATAKON. Voyage en Afrique 560
LATENA. Etude de I'homme 72
LATERRIERE, P. de Salles. Political and
Historical account of L. Canada.. . 1282
LATHAM, J. History of Birds 638
LATHAM, R. G. Ethnological Disserta-
tions 629
Ethnology of British
Colonies 629
Man and his Migrations. 629
Native races of Russia . 629
Natural History of the
Varieties of Man 629
Norway and the Norwe-
gians , 543
On the English Language 793
LATIMER. Bp. Works 47
Latin Church. See Rome, Church of.
Latin and Greek Churches. Diplomatic
Correspondence respecting 217
Latin Classics 819-826
Guide to the 898
History of. . . 794
Latin Language 783, 786
Latin Tracts, (various) (P) 1075, 1156
Latitude and Longitude. 290, 293, 296,
578, 585, 687
LATOUCHE, H. Vie d' Andre Che'nier. . . . 484
Aymar *882
LATOUR, Mme. Charlotte de. Langage
des Fleurs *663
LATOUR. Etudes sur 1'Espagne 441
LATREILLE. Insectes, papillons, etc 641
ROBE. Voyage en Afrique 560
LATROBE, Chas. Joseph The Rambler in
North America 1370, 1380
1789
LAT}
INDEX.
ILAW
PAOE
LATROBE, J. On Church Music 29
LATUDE. Life and Imprisonment of. .(P) 924
LAUDKRDALE, Earl of. On Finance, <fec . . 264
On Currency,(P) 1127,1144
On Sinking Fund,
Ac., (P) 1127
Letters to Peers of
Scotland (P) 1139
Strictures on the fore-
going Letters, by Gifford (P) 1091
Reply to his Letter
on Currency, by T. Smith (P) 1144
LAUDIER, M. Manuel des marchands de
vins 737
LAUGEL, A. Paleontologie 627
Le chemin de fer du Pacifique 271
LAUJON. Souvenirs de Voyage 1359
LAUNAY, J. B. Manuel du fondeur ..... 730
LAUEEAU. Amerique decouverte 1166
Journal d'un voyage a la
Louisiane 1384
LAURENCE, Archbishop. Book of Enoch. 17
LAURENT, J. L. M. Zoophytologie 610
LAURENT, de 1'Ardeche, P. M. Histoir"e
de Napol6on *430
ReTuta-
tion de Raguse *431
LAURENT, A. Chemical Method, Ac , No-
menclature 595
LAURENT, Emile. Socie"tes de prevoyance *260
LAURIE, J. Tables of Simple Interest. . . 267
LAURIE, T. On Dr. Grant and the Nes-
torians 30
LAURIE, W. F. B. Second Burmese War. *467
LAURIERE. Ordonnances des rois 197
Texte de la coutume de Paris 198
Le mem e ouvrage, avec notes 198
LAURISTON. Observations sur les M6-
moires de Raguse *431
LA VALLEE, Joseph. La chasse a tir. . . 724
LAVALLEE, T. Histoire des Francjais 411
Maison royale de Saint Cyr. 75
Geographe de Malte-Brun. . 510
LAVALLEE et GUEROUT. Espagne 440
LA VALLIERE, Mme de. Confessions. . . . *873
LAVATER. De la phyeionomie 632
On Physiognomy 632
LAVAYSSE, J. J. D. Voyage aux iles de
Trinidad, fec 1360
LAVKAUX, J. C. Dictionnaire des diffi-
cult6s grammaticales *788
LAVKRGNE, Alexandre de. La force. . . . *880
1790
LAVERGNE, Alexandre de. II faut que
jeunesse se passe *881
La course au
clocher *881
LAVERGNE, L. de. Economic rurale de
1'Angleterre 653
Espagne 441
Finances 264
Les ecrits de Proudhon 237
Naples en 1841 437
Elise et Albert. ,*881, 885
LAVERLOCHERE, le P. Lettres sur les mis-
sions 1193-1195
j LAVIGNE, A. G. de. Autour de Biarritz . 540
j Sceur Marie d'Agr6da 480
LAVOISIER. Annales de chimie 598
LAVOISIER et LAGRANGE. De la richesse
territoriale de la France 250
; LAVOLLEE. Emigration 285
I LAW, H. Mathematical Tables 602
Rudiments of Civil Engineering 742
OQ constructing Roads 750
LAW, J. Son systdme et son epoque. . . . 263
et son systeme *263
(Euvres *263
Noticesur *154
His Scheme and Times 425
LAW, J. T. Ecclesiastical Statutes at
large 218
| LAW, R. Things that fell out in Britain . 398
LAW, S. D. Jurisdiction of the United
States Courts 184
j LAW, W. On the Fable of the Bees 239
; Fable of the Bees (P) 1134
| Law and Lawyers. Pamphlets on. . 943,
945, 1080
See Jurisprudence.
Law Amendment Society Papers.. . .*127, 248
j Law Association (P) 1158
Law Courts. Site of the (P) 1085
Law Dictionaries 126, 186
Law Digests 126
Law Library, fifth series 127
Law List 130
Law Magazine 127
Law Review . ; 127
Law Registers and Directories. . .130, 164, 185
Law Reform 128
Law Reporter (the) 1416
Law and Equity Reports 152
Law Tracts 127, 128, W
Law-Making 127
INDEX.
[LED
Law Studies 89, 899, (P)
LAWRENCE, E. British Historians
LAWRENCE, F. Life of Fielding
LAWRENCE, Sir T. Life and Correspon-
dence
LAWRENCE. W. On Comparative
Anatomy
LAWSON, J. Church of Scotland
Roman Catholic Church in
Scotland
LAWSON, T. Meteorological Observations
Medical Statistics of United
States Army
LAWSON, W. J. History of Banking. . . .
LA YARD, A. H. Discoveries at Nineveh
and Babylon
Monuments of Nineveh .
Nineveh and its Remains.
Popular account of Discov-
eries at Nineveh
Lazarettos
LEACH, T. Oases in Crown Law
LEAKE, J. Q. Life and Times of John
Lamb
LEAKE, W. M. Ancient Geography
Leamington Hospital. State of (P)
Lease*. Law of
*
LEBAS. Dictionnaire encyclopedique de
la France
Obelisque de Luxor
L'Allemagne
Sue.le et Norvege
LEBEAU. Aventures parmi les Sauvages
de 1'Amerique Septentrionale . . . .
LEBEAU, aine. Medailles de rpstitution. .
La legion Romaine
Histoire du Bas-Empire
LEBEAU et FONTENELLE. Manuel du dis-
tillateur
LEBEAUD. Manuel du veterinaire
LEBER, C. Fortune privee au moyen-
age
Collection de pieces relatives
a 1'histoire de France
LHBEUF. Traductions franchises
LEBLANO, V. et PREAUX-CALLOT. Manuel
du bonnetier
Filature de coton
LEBLANC, M. Patissier
LEBLANC, Vincent. Voyage aux Indes. .
LEBLANC DE MARCONNAY. Valentine . . .
LEBOSSU, M. Toiseur en batimens
PAGE
1084
*476
488
716
630
39
34
*587
*671
265
316
*316
316
316
245
151
1265
*806
1103
142
410
317
441
451
1401
313
681
326
736
673
262
419
787
737
729
736
553
1444
738
LEBOUCHER, 0. J. Guerre de 1'inde-
pendence des Etats-Unis 1262
LEBRE, A. Etudes egyptiennes 469
Crise de la philosophic alle-
mande 66
LEBRETON, Guil. Vie de Philippe-
Auguste 413
La Philippide, poeme 413
LEBRUN. Revolution de I'Amerique 1262
LEBRUN, Cornelius. Voyage au Levant. 550
Voyage en Perse
LEBRUN, C.
LEBRUN, D.
Le miroir de la France ....
Traite des successions
Traite de la coinmunaute". .
Statistique des Canadas. . .
Manual du bourrelier et du
553
479
201
201
281
LEBRUN, Is.
LEBRUN, M.
sellier 738
Manuel du mouleur 739
Manuel du charcutier 736
Manuel du cartonnier .... 733
Manuel du charron et car-
rossier 739
LEBRUN et MALEPSYRE, F. M. M. Manuel
du ferblantier 738
LEBRUN, P. OZuvres 873
LECANU. Propheties et Miracles *19
LECARLATTE, J. M. Confreries et corpor-
ations . . . : *19
LECKIE. On the Balance of Power in
Europe 98
LECLERC. Journaux chez les Romains . . 824
LECLERCQ, Theodore. Proverbes drama-
tiques 878
LECLERQ, Le Pere Chrestien. Relation
de la Gaspesie 1192
LEOLUSE. Lexique francais-grec 783
LECOCQ. Emploi de 1'air chaud dans les
forges 76*7
LECOMTE, J. Venise 693
Li- COUNT, P. On Railways 753
Lectures on Education 76
Lectures to Ladies 842
Lectures at a Mechanics' Institute 842
Lectures to Young Men 842
LEDHUY. Manuel de Musique *722
LEDRU, A. P. Voyage aux lies de Tene"-
riffe, la TrinitS, &c 1 359
LEDRU-ROLLIN. Journal du palais 203
Decadence del' Angleterre *232
. Decline of England 232
iiEDUC. Industrie cotonniere 258
LEDUC. Voir LEOUZON LEDUC.
1791
INDEX.
ILEN
FA.OX
LEDYARD, John. Life of, by J. Sparks . . 1226
LEE, Chs. Life of, by J. Sparks 1226
LEK, D. Ten Years in Oregon 1891
LEE, E. Baths of Germany in reference
to Chronic Disease 670
On the Climate of Nice 669
On the Climate of Spain 669
LKE, Henry. War in the Southern De-
partment of the United States ... 1263
LEE, J. Y. Abstracts of Title 141
LEE, Mrs. R. Taxidermy 606
LEE, S. Hebrew Grammar 777
LEE, Lieut. S. P. Log of the U. S Brig
Dolphin *579
LEE, T. J. Tables and Formulae for Sur-
veying, &c 749
LEECH, J. Pictures of Life and Character 718
LEECHFORD, Thos. Plain Dealing 1235
LEEDS, W. H. Rudimentary Architecture 699
LEEMS. Of Danish Lapland 544
LEES, J. Laws of Shipping and Insur-
- k ance > 148
LEFEBTEE, Armand. Histoire des cours
del'Europe 332
LEFEBVRE, Jean. Chronique 414
LEFEBTRE, St. Marie. Race de Durham . 658
LEFEBVRE. Voyage en Abyssinie 562
LEFEBVRE DE BEOOUR. Les rapports de
la France et de 1'Angleterre avec
1'Amerique du sud 1206
i La question de
Mexique 1216
Le deux rives de
la Plata, &c 1354
LEFRANO DE POMPIGNAN. Didon 870
Poesies 873
LEFROY. Fourneaux fumivores 767
LEGARg,H.S. Writings *183
LEGEYT. Manuscrits sur Jersey *151
Legislation. Histoire de la 88
Legislation romaine 92
Voir Politique et Legislation.
Legislation. Principles of 229
See, also, Political and Social Science.
LE&LAY. Negotiations diplomatiques . . . 422
LEGOUV. Merite des femmes 873
Poesies diverses 873
LEGRAND. Pieces dramatiques 871, 872
LEGRAND>D'AUSSY. De la marine en
France 686
Vie privee des Fran- *
ais *411
1792
LE&RAND. Exploits and Adventures of . 1180
LEHMANN. Chimie physiologique 597
Physiological Chemistry. ... 595
LEIBNITZ. Life, by Brucker 494
Opera Omnia 894
CEuvrea 62
LEIGH ARDT, L. Expedition in Australia. 666
LEIDY, J. Flora and Fauna 614, 615
LEIGH. Diction, de la langue sainte .... *18
LEIGH, Chas. Voyage to Cape Breton .. 1170
LEISLER, Jacob. Life of, by C. F. Hoff-
man 1226
LE JEUNE, Le R. P. Paul. Relations de la
Nouvelle France 1660, 1661, 1191
LELAND, J. Itinerary , 355
Deistical Writers 44
LELIEUR. Culture du Mais 662
LELIEVRE et ANGERS. Revue de legisla-
tion 166
LELIEVRE et ANGERS. Decisions des tri-
bunaux 166
LEMAGE, Gaspard. La Pleiade Rouge . 1435
LF.MAISTRE. Coutume de Paris 199
LEMAOUT. Histoire des oiaeaux 638
LE MARCHANT, D. Proceedings on the
Barony of Gardner 107
LE MEROIER, Le R. P. Relation .... v 1191
LEMERCIER, le P. Francois. Relations de
la Nouvelle France 1661
LE MASCRIER, L'abbe. Mmoire sur la
Louisiane 1253
LEMIERRE. Hypermnestre , . . . . 870
La veuve de Malabar 870
La peinture, poeme 873
Poesies diverses 873
LEMOINE, John. Education religieuse des
classes rnanufacturieres en Angle-
terre 81
Moeurs 61ectorales 281
Lot des pauvres en Angleterre 231
Des rapports de l'tat et de
1'Eglise en Angleterre 231
La jeune Irlande 231
LE MOINE, Robert. Histoire de la pre-
miere croisade 828
LEMOLT, A. E. Officiers de 1'etat civil. . *206.
LEMON, G. W. English Etymology 792
LEMON, R. Calendar of State Papers.. . *344
LEMONTEY, P. E. Raison, folie *882
LEMPRIERE. Gibraltar to Morocco 563
LENAIN DE TILLEMONT. Histoire des em-
pereurs *325
INDEX.
[LES
LENET, Pierre. Memoires 417
LENNOX, Mrs. Female Quixote *828
LENOIR, 1'Abbe. Harmonies de la raison
et de la foi *20
LENOIR, Albt. Architecture monastique 422
Statistique monumentale 422
LENORMAND. Associations religieuses. . . *20
LE NORMAND, L. S. Chandelier 734
Fabricant de papiers 733
Etoffes imprimees et
papiers-peints 733
LE NORMAND et JANVIER. Manuel de
1'horloger 731
Manuel du
relieur 733
LENORMANT, Ch, Tresor de numismatique 312
LEONL'AFRICAIN. Description de 1'Afrique *559
LON X. Savie. 31
LEONARD. Poesies 873
LEONE, (the Abbate). Jesuit Conspiracy 32
LEONHARD. Geologic *617
LE Due. La Baltique 535
Les lies d' Aland 540
La Finlande 452
La Russie contempo-
raine ........................ 447
LEPAGE. Lois des batimens .......... 207
LE PAS. Salles d'asile en Russie ...... 261
LEPE, Diego de. Voyage ......... ... 1166
L'EpE, L'Abbe de. Vie ............. *494
--- Education des
sourds-muets ................... *87
LEPELLETIER DE SAINT FARGEAU. Insectes
hymenopteres . . ............... 643
LEPELLETIER SAINT-RSMI. Re"publique
d'Haiti ........ .............. 1209
LE PERE, J. M. Communication de la
mer des Indes a la Me'diterrane'e . 468
---- Alexandrie ......... 468
LEPETEL, le P. Relation des Natchez ... 134
M. E. C. de. Manuel du fer-
mier ......................... 652
LE PLAT. Fabrication de 1'acier en
Yorkshire .................... 767
-- Affinage par crystallisation . . . 767
-- Les ouvriers europe'ens ...... 255
-- Precedes rnetallurgiques .... 766
--- Exploration des terrains car-
boniferes de Donetz ............ 54
LEPSIUS, R. Egypt, Ethiopia, <fec ...... 318
LE QUESNE. Constitutional history of
Jersey ........................ 40t
JEREBOURS et SECRBTAN. Photographic . 719
IE RICHE. Produit cubique des bois- . . 738
, J. Historia Navigations in
Brasiliam 1355
Influence de la philosophic
du XVIII siecle 61
Legislations compares .... 222
Constitutions de la Grtice an-
tique 122
Philosophic du droit 222
De 1'assassinat politique . . . 225
De la presse politique 225
Des theories et des affaires
en politique 225
Le P&re Ventura 67
Sur 1'Abbe" Gratry 67
Nouvclles russes *883
LERNE, Emm. de. Sorcieres blondes . . . *883
Amoureux et grands
hommes *883
LEROUX, Alf. Henriette 885
LEROUX, P. Du bonheur 73
LEROUX DE LINCY. Les quatre livres des
Rois 422
Proverbes 868
Recueil de chants his-
toriques fran9ais 887
Le livre des legendes *868
LEROY, J. D. Marine des anciens 686
LEROY, L. De la vicissitude des choses . *308
LERUE. Bienfaisance publique et privee 260
LERY, Jean de. Voyage en Amerique. . 1355
LE SAGE, A. R. CEuvres 869
Aventures de Beauchene 1181
LESAGE. (Las Cases.) Atlas historique.. 304
LESCALLIER, D. Gr^ement des vaisseaux 757
Administration de la
Guiane 1201
LESCARBOT, Marc. Histoire de la Nou-
velle France 1385
LESCHASSIER, Jacq. De Peglise gallicane 219
LESLEY, J. P. Coal and its Topography. *625
LESLIE, C. Methode contre les juifs. ... 45
LESLIE, C. R. Handbook for Young
Painters 715
LESLIE, Sir J. Progress of Science *570
LESPINASSE, Mademoiselle de. Lettres . *875
LESPINATS. Haras royal du Pin 658
LESSEPS, J. B.. B. Travels in Kamschatka 1407
LESSKPS, Ferd. de. Percement de I'isthme
de Suez *758
LESSING. Drames divers 892
1793
LE8]
INDEX.
LESSON, R. P. Voyage autour du monde
525, 1848
Histoire naturelle . . . .610, 674
Mammalogie 637
Ornithologie domestique . 638
Ornithologie .... 638
Zoophytes acalephes .. 645
LESTER, C. E. My Consulship *541
LESTER, (C. E.) and FOSTER, (A.) Life
and Voyages of Ainericus Ves-
pucius 1167
LESTER, P. Voyage autour du monde . . *525
LESTRADE. Nuits romaines 872
LE SUEUH, P. Commercial Tables *269
LK SUIRE. Le nouveau monde, poeme. . 1167
LESUR. Annuaire historique 307
LETHBRIDSE. Woman the Glory of Man 240
LETOURNEUX, L. 0. Revue de legislation 166
LETRONNE. L'Isthme de Suez 271
Civilisation egyptienne .... 316
Inscriptions grecques 317
Fonctions des magistrats up-
pe!6s mnemons, hi6romnemons,
promnemons 1 89
Diplomes et chartes *420
LE TROSNE. Economic politique 251
Letters from Head-Quarters *448
Letter Writing. History of 796
Lettres- Patent. See Patents.
.Letting and Hiring. Laws of, 1442
Lettres ediBantes 42, 1192
(nouvelles) 42, 1198
LKUCHS, J. Ch. Traite des proprietes des
matieres tinctoriales 729
LEVAILLANT, F. Voyage en Afrique 562
. Premier et second voyages
en Afrique 562
Levant. Papers relating to the 98
LEVASSEOR, A. Lafayette en Ame"rique. . 1379
LEVASSEUR, A. F. N. Justice de paix ... 212
LEVASSEUR, Rene. Memoires 427
LEVER, C. Charles O'Malley 842
. Harry Lorrequer *842
Knight of Gwynne 842
O'Donoghue 842
Roland Cashel 842
JackHinton 842
Tom Burke 842
LEVESQTJE, J. A. Journal du palais 203
LEVESQUE, P. Ch. Sur 1'histoire romaine. 824
L'universit6 d'Athenes,
et 1'instruction publique en Grece. 85
LEVESQUE, P. Ch. Promulgation et abro-
gation des lois a Athenes 89
LKVI. Dogme et rituel de la haute magie
60, *593
LEVI, L. Commercial Law 147
Law of Nature and Nations. . 94
Mercantile Law of Britain. ... 147
Annals of British Legislature . 117
LEVIEN, E. Outlines of the History of
Rome 324
LEVINGE, E. P. The Irish Justices' Man-
ual *184
LEVOT. Biographic bretonne 479
LEVY, Michel. Traite d'hygiene 668
LEWELLIN, J. L. Prince Edward Island 1437
LEWES, G. H. Life of Robespierre 427
Life of Goethe 489
- Biographical History of
Philosophy 57
LEWIN, M. On the Indian Mutiny . .(P) 1161
LEWIS, D. On the Royal Supremacy (P) 1158
LEWIS, E. J. American Sportsman. .... 725
LEWIS, Sir G. C. Influence of Authority
in Matters of Opinion 225
On Methods of Rea-
soning in Politics 225
Oh Political Terms.. 225
On the Credibility of
Early Roman History '. 324
On the Government of
Dependencies 156
On Local Disturbances
in Ireland 243
LEWIS, J. Life of Fisher 488
LEWIS, Capt. M. Journal of the Expedi-
tion of 1390
Voyage depuis le Mis-
souri jusqu'a I'entr6e de la Colum-
bia 1390
History of the above
Expedition 1390
Life of, by Thos. Jef-
ferson 1390
LEWIS, M. G. Journal of a Residence in
the West Indies 1360
LKWIS, P. Forests and Forest Laws. . . . 402
LEWIS, T. Origines Hebrsese 19
LEWIS, W. D. On the Law of Per-
petuity 140
Lexington Papers, (The) 391
LETDEN, Dr. J. Malay Annals 464
Memoirs of Baber *457
1794
LEZ~\
INDEX.
[LIS
LEZARDIERE, Mile. de. Lois politiques de
la France 123
L'HOSPITAL. CEuvres 868
LHUYD, E. British Glossography 780
Libel. Law of 140, (P) 1085, 1120
Libels. By Cotin (P) 1 103
Liberte de conscience 221, *67
Liberte des echanges 253, 278
Liberte de la presse 235
Liberte religieuse 221
Libertes de VEglise Gallicane 219
Liberty. History of. 222, 226
Non-establishment in Europe (P) 941
Liberty and Slavery 179
Liberty and Self Government 224
Liberty of the Press. See Press.
Liberty of the Subject, (P) 926, 939, 1085,
1087,1132, 1133, 1147
Libraries. Public 294, 297, 300, 898
(Public) and Booksellers, (P) 923
Library. Formation of (P) 923, 1157
See Catalogues.
Library of American Biography ;
See SPARKS, J.
Library of the Fathers 26
Library of Useful Knowledge *907
Libre ^change 278, 253
LIBRI. Lettres sur le clerge 33
Vie de Galilee 489
LIDDELL, EL G. History of Rome 325
and SCOTT. Greek Lexi-
con 783
LIEBER, F. Civil Liberty and Self-Go-
vernment 224
Legal and Political Her-
meneutics 224
Manual of Political Ethics. . 224
On Penal Law and Prison
Discipline *247
On the Vocal Sounds of a
Blind Deaf Mute 614
A Plan of Thought 1186
LIKBIG, J. Agricultural Chemistry .... 655
Chemistry in its Applications
to Agriculture, &c 655
Hand book of Organic Analy-
sis 594
On Chemistry in its Relations. 655
Traite de chimie 597
Chimie organique 597
Analyse des substances orga-
niques 597
LIEBIG, J. Engrais artificiels 656
Lien. Law of 138, 185
Life 607
Life Assurance Companies. See Insurance.
Life-Boats 711, 770
Life Insurance and Annuities, 145, 266,
291, 293, 294, 297
Light. Treatises on . .576-578, 588, *614, *615
Lighthouses 727, 733, 742, 760
on American Coast . . . .688, *760
Lightning 578
LIGNE, le prince de. Lettres et pensees. 494
LIGUORI, Saint. (Euvres completes 46
LILLIK, A. On Canada 773
LILLY, W. Autobiography 494
Introduction to Astrology. . . 582
On Astrology, by Zadkiel.. . 582
Lima. Tremblemens de terre arrives a
Lima 1357
LIMAYRAC, Paulin. L'ombre d'Eric 885
Limitations of Actions 134
Limited Partnerships 144, 185, 255, 267
LINCOLN, B. Life of, by F. Bo wen 1226
LINDLEY, J. On Botany 646
* Theory and Practice of
Horticulture 663
Vegetable Kingdom 646
LINDLEY, N. Study of Jurisprudence. .. 88
LINDO, A. On the Navigation Laws.. (P) 1155
LINDSAY, Lord. Lives of the Lindsays.. 476
Progression by Anta-
gonism 225
History of Christian Art 690
Linen Manufactures 772
See also, Flax and Hemp.
LINGARD. J. History of England 337
Histoire d'Angleterre 337
On Anglo-Saxon Antiqui-
ties (P) 928
LINGUET et DUSSAULX. Memoires 428
Linguistiquc. Voir Langues.
LINN^US, C. Tour in Lapland 544
Linnean Society's Transactions 609
LINSCHOT. Voyage aux Indes 553
Voyages 1347
LINSLEY. On Morgan Horses *659
LINTON, C. The Healing of the Nations . *592
LIOUVILLE. Journal de mathematiques. . 602
Liquors. Spirituous, <fec., effects of 241, (P) 932
See also, Drunkenness.
Liqueurs. Fabrication des 736
LIST, F. Political Economy 251
ZZ
1795
LIS}
INDEX.
\_LOE
LISTER'S Journey to Paris 540
LISTER, D. Digest of the Law of Elec-
tions 113
Literary Anecdotes 796, 804, 827
Literary History 291, 794-805
Literary Property. On (P) 1107
See also, Copyright ,
Literary Society of Bombay, Transactions 913
Literary Garland, The 1408
Literature, Roy:il Society of, Transactions 912
Lithography (Lithographic) 719, 727, 733, 948
Litterature. Histoire de la 794- 804
Litter ature sacree 18
Litterature de la Grece 795, 806-819, 898
Litterature de Rome 795, 819-826
Litterature ancienne et moderne 795
Litterature en Italie 797, 891, 892-894
Litterature en Espagne 896, 897, 890
Litterature Scandi-nave 797
Litterature du Nord 798
Litterature en Russie 798, 891, 898
Litterature en Allemagne. . .798, 892, 894-896
Litterature Hindoue 799, 889
Litterature Orientate 799.888-890
Litterature en France . .799-801, 866-887, 891
Litterature en Angleterre. 802-805, 826-
866. *803
LitUralure aux Etats-Unis.802-805, 826-
866, *803
Litterature en Suede 891
Lilterature en Portugal 891
Litterature en Pologne 891
Litterature en Hollands 892
LiTTRE. Des epidemics 675
De la physiologic 670
De la science de la vie 660
Des tables parlantes 593
Liturgies 28, 29, 48, *49
Liturgy of Church of England analyzed
and abridged (P) 1114
LIVERPOOL, Earl of. Coins of the Realm 263
Life and Adminis-
tration 395
Liverpool Literary and Philosophical So-
ciety's Proceedings 911
LIVINGSTON. Military Operations in North
America 1260
LIVINGSTON, E. Penal Law 189
LIVINGSTON, J. Law Register 185
LIVINGSTON, Wm. Life of, by Th. Sedg-
wick 1228
LIVINGSTONE, D. Travels in South Africa *563
1790
LIVINGSTONE, D. On his African discove-
ries *610
Livms, TITUS.. 822
Livonian Tales 842
Lizards. British Museum Catalogue of. . 686
LLANDAFF, Bishop of, and CHESTER, Bishop
of, Two Sermons 49
Letter to Archbishop of Can-
terbury (P) 929
LLORENTE, J. A. History of Spanish In-
quisition 82
OEuvres de Las Casas. 1172
LLOYD, H. Wave Theory of Light *588
LLOYD, M. Law of Prohibition 185
County Courts' Law and
Practice *181
LLOYD, R. Poems 861
LOARCA. Voyage aux Isles Philippines . 569
LOBE, Le chev. G. Cuba 1211
LOBO'S Voyage to Abyssinia 562
LOCH, W. A. Guide for Sailors and Mer-
chants during war 99
LOCKE, J. Law of Foreign Attachment
in Lord Mayor's Court 138
LOCKE, J. On Terrestrial Magnetism. . . 614
LOCKE, John. Works 842
= Life, by Lord King 494
On Government 224
Education des enfants ... 74
History of Navigation ... 521
Histoire de la navigation,
521, 1175
LOCKE et LEIBNITZ. CEuvres 62
LOCKHART, J. G. Ancient Spanish Bal-
lads 896
Life of Scott.. 500
Lockhart Papers 898
Locks 728
LOCMARIA. Histoire de Louis XIV 425
Locomotives 578, 761
Vide Steam Engine.
LOCRE. Legislation de la France 204
Legislation sur les mines 206
LODGE, E. Illustrations of British His-
tory 380
Peerage and Baronetage. . . . 507
Portraits of Illustrious Per-
sons 475
Lodging Houses (model) 677
LODWICK, C. New York in 1692...... 1248
LOEWE, Dr. L. Dictionary of the Circas-
sian 780
LOF~\
INDEX.
ILOR
LOFTUS, W. K. Researches in Chaldsea
and Susiana *3 1 6
LOGAN, J. Poems 861
LOGAN, J. R. Ethnology and Philology
of the Indo-Pacific Islands, and of
South Eastern Asia *612
LOGAN, (Sir W.) et HUNT, (T. S.) Esquisse
geologique du Canada 773
Sketch of the
Geology of Canada 773
Geological Sur-
vey of Canada 622
Logarithms. Tables of 293, 603
Scriptores Logarithmici.... 603
Logarithmes 603, 293
Logic, Logique 68, 69, 70, 917, 919
Logique de Port Royal 68
Lois. Origine, definition, especes 88
Codification des 89
Lois Politiques de la France 123
Voir Droit.
LOISEAU, M. Traite des enfants naturels *206
LOISEL. Institutes coutumieres 198
LOISELEUR DESLONGCHAMPS. Ce>e"ales et
froments 657
LOLME. Voir DE LOLME.
LOLONOIS. Exploits and Adventures of. 1180
LOMBARD, M. Tarif des bois 738
LOMBARD. Le cuisinier et le me'decin . . . 668
LoMfiNiE, de. Beaumarchais et son teinps 481
Galerie des conternporains 479
London. Microcosm of 403
London. Murray's Hand-books of 527
London. Pictorial Hand-book of 404
London. Survey of 403
London. (Ackermann's) 403
London, (0. Knight's) 403
London. (Weale's) 404
London Catalogue of Books 900, 901
London Institution. Inaugural Oration (P) 928
London. Improvement of (P) 941,942
Diseased Poor in (P) 1157
City Expenditure and Corpo-
ration affairs (P) 1084
St. Katharines Docks. (P) 1084, 1104
London and Liverpool Road (P) 1084
London Warehousing System (P) 1104
London. (Canada West) Directory 1418
LONDONDERRY, Marquess of. Peninsular
War 331
LONG, TUCKER, <fec. America and the
West Indies.. . 1340
LONG, Judge Edw. History of Jamaica 1210
LONG, G. Civil Laws of Rome 325
France and its Revolutions .. 411
General Jurisprudence
LONG, J. Voyages chez les Sauvages de
PAmerique 1188
LONG, Major S. H. Expedition to the
Rocky Mountains 1390
Expedition to the
Sources of St. Peter's River, <fec.. . 1391
LONGACRE. National Portrait Gallery. . 1226
LONGEPIERRE. Mede'e 870
Longevity 299, 667
See also, Health and Longevity ;
Vital Statistics.
LONGFELLOW, H. W. Poetical Works. . . 861
Poets and Poetry
of Europe 797
Prose Works . . 843
Longitude. See Latitude and Longitude.
LONGUEVILLE, Madame de. par Victor
Cousin *494
Youth of, by
Victor Cousin 494 s
LONGWORTH, J. A. Year among the Cir-
cassians 555
LOOMIS, E. Progress of Astronomy. . . . 583
LOOSEY. Lois sur les brevets d'invention 89
LOPE DE VEGA. Drames divers 890
Life of, by Lord Hol-
land 503
LORAIN, P. Fondation des Etats-Unis
d'Amerique 1216-
LORANGER, T. J. J. Plaidoirie devant la
cour seigneuriale 168
LORD, H. Of Two Sects in the E. Indies 55-
LORD, P. B. Popular Physiology 630
Lord's Day. See Sabbath.
Lords' Protests. Collection of 118, 230
Lords, House of. Orders, Reports, &c. 105-107
Journals, and Sessional
Papers 117
Sessional Papers con-
cerning Canada .1287-1307
Appellate Jurisdiction
(P) 1159
LORENZO DE MEDICI. Life, by Roscoe . . 437
Lorette Village 1400
LORIEUX, A.. Trait6 de la prerogative
royale en Angleterre *103
LORIMER, J. Universities of Scotland. . 81
LORING, J. Spear. Boston Orators 1239
1797
LORI
INDEX.
ILUC
LORIOL. Geographic de la France 539
LORRIS et JEAN DE MEUNG. Roman de la
Rose 866
LOSKIEL, G. H. History of the Mission
among the Indians 1198
LOSSING, Benson J. History of the Un-
ited States 1220
Our Countrymen ... 1227
Pictorial Field-Book
of the Revolution 1264
Lost Senses, by KITTO 843
LOTHROP, S. K, Life of Samuel Kirkland 1226
Lotteries 239, 724
LOTTIN. Astronomic, physique, etc 611
LOUANDEE. La poesie depuis 1830 801
Etudes archeologiques 410
Du mouvement catholique . . 33
LOUDON, J. C. Encyclopaedia of Agri-
culture 652
Encyclopaedia of Cottage
Farm, (fee., Architecture and Fur-
niture 706
Encyclopaedia of Gar-
dening *. . . 663
Encyclopaedia of Plants 646
Trees and Shrubs of
Great Britain 645
On Cemeteries. . . *665
LOUET. Recueil d'arre'ts 199
Lough Foyle Base. Measurement of. ... 538
Louis IX. Memoirs. See Memoirs of JOIN
VILLE.
Louis IX. Voir ST. Louis.
Louis XI 424
Louis XIII 416, 425
LouisXIV 425, 426
Louis XV 418, 426
Louis XVI 426 (P) 1081
Louis XVII 427
Louis XVIII 431
Louis NAPOLEON 432, 433
(Euvres 235
Louis PHILIPPE. Mon journal 430
Son histoire *432
Louisburg 1268
LOUISE DE SAVOIE. Journal 415
Louisiana. History of 1253, 1347
Law Reports 189
State of, in 1803 *154
Travels in. 1361, 1368, 1384, 1386
State Laws and Codes .... 189
On the Penal Code of 1254
1798
Louisiana. War in 1814-15 1267
Louisiane. Histoire 1253
Voyages 1361, 1347,
1368, 1384-1886
LOUBDOUEIX, M. D. Les folies du siecle. *882
L'OuvERTuaE, Toussaint. History of
1208, (P) 925, 1091
LOUVET, J. B. Adventures, <fec (P) 1142
LOUVET DE COUVEAY. M6moires 420
Louvois. Testament politique 238
LOVAT, Lord. Autobiography 494
Memoirs (P) 1076
LOVAT, Mathew. Crucifixion of (P) 924
LOVELASS. Law of Intestacy 142
LOVELL, John. Literary Garland 1408
Canada Directory 1418
LOVER, S. Legends and Stories of Ireland 843
Lyrics of Ireland *861
LOVERING. O.i Animal Electricity 300
Discoveries in Astronomy.. 300
Atmospherical Electricity. . 300
Terrestrial Magnetism 300
LOVIBOND. Poems 861
Low, Bp. Memoir 89
Low, D. Breeds of Domesticated Animals 659
Domesticated Animals of Britain 659
Practical Agriculture 651
Low, H. Inhabitants and Productions of
Sarawak 569
Low, S. Charities of London 404
LOWE, Sir H. Captivity of Buonaparte. 431
LOWENSTKRN, J. Le Mexique 1373
LOWER, A. M. Chronicle of Battle Abbey 376
On English Surnames. . . . 508
Lower Canada. See Canada.
Lower Canada Reports 156
Lower Canada Agriculture. Journal of. 660
Lower Canada Jurist 1416
LOWNDES, W. T. Bibliographers Manual
of English Literature 900
LOYD, S. Jones. On the Bank of England
(P) 1122
LOYS DE GRENADE. Trait6 de 1'oraison. . 50
LOYSEAU. OEuvres 200
LUCAIN 822
LUCAS, A. Clubs et clubistes *234
LUCAS, C. On the City of Dublin. . . (P) 1132
LUCAS, Ch. Theorie de I'emprisonnement 247
De la peine de mort 247
LUCAS, S. Charters of old English Colo.
nies in America 154, 1261
On History 308
LUC
INDEX.
\_McC
LUCAS, S. A. H. Tableau des especes
min6rales 624
LUCCHESI-PALLI. Droit public maritime. 97
LUCE DE LANCIVAL. Poesies diverses. . . 873
LUCIANI. Opera 814
Lucmus 822
LUCRETIUS 822
LUDKN. Histoire d'Allemagne 441
LUDERS, A. Controverted Elections.... 115
LUDEWIG, Hermann E. Literature of
Aboriginal Languages 1662
LUDLAM, T. Essays (P) 1112
LUDLOW, E. Memoirs, and Case of
Charles I 383
LUDLOW, J. M. Joint Stock Companies
Winding-up Act 144
Lumiere 588
Voir Light.
LUMSDEN, Prof. Persian Grammar 780
Lunacy and Lunatic Asylums. See In-
LUND, H. On the Law of Patents 148
LURIEU. Colonies agricoles *269
LUSHINGTON. Life of Lord Harris ...... 490
Luss AN, Raven eau de. Journal d'un voyage 1180
LUTFULLAH. Autobiography *494
LUTHER, Martin. Ses propos de table . . . 494
Sa vie 36, 37
Hymns from *51
LUTTRELL. State Affairs *389
LUTWYCHE, A. J. P. Appeals from the
Decisions of Revising Barristers. . 114
LYELL, Sir C. Geology 617
Travels in North America 1370
Second visit to the United
States 1371
LYNCH, W. F. Expedition to the Jor-
dan, <fec 550
Mission to Africa *564
LYNCH, Dr. Letter to Sullivan (P) 1107
LYON, Caleb. Narrative 1283
LYON, C. J. History of St. Andrews. . . 39
LYON, G. F. Voyages of Discovery. . . . 530
Journal of a Residence in
Mexico 1373
Lyra Gerraanica 51
LYTTELTON, Lord. Memoirs 494
Poems 861
- On St. Paul (P) 1115
LYTTON, Sir E. L. Bulwer. Novels .... 843
The Student 843
MABILLON. De re diplomatica 775
Correspondance 24
MABLY. Observations sur Phistoire de
France 412
Sur le gonvernement Americain 1217
QSuvres completes *221
McADAM. L'art d'entretenir les routes . . 661
MACARIUS'S Travels 522
MACARTNEY, Earl of. Embassy to China 656
MACAULAY, J. S. On Field Fortification. 684
Essays
History of England . .
Histoire d' Angleterre .
MACAULAY, T. B.
843
390
390
Speeches 121
MACAULAY, Zachary. Haiti 1209
McCABE, W. B. Catholic History of
England 335
MACCALL, W. National Missions 238
MCCALLUM, D. History of the Culdees. . 39
MCCALLUM, P. F. Travels in Trinidad. . 1360
MCCARTHY, J. Dictionnaire de 1'ancien
droit du Canada 162
MACCARTHY, Rev. P. Sermons *47
N, Capt. G. B. Manual of Bay-
onet Exercise 685
Report of Mili-
tary Commissions to Europe *685
Exploration of
the Red River 1384
McCLURE, R. North West Passage *532
MACRAE, D. C. Practice of Insolvency. *140
New Insolvency Practice *140
McCRiE, T. Life of Sir A. Agnew 480
McCRiE, T. Life o John Knox 39
Reformation in Italy 37
Reformation in Spain .... 38
McCuLLAGH, W. T. Industrial History
of Free Nations 251
McCuLLOCH, J. R. British Empire 273
Dictionary of Com-
merce 271
Commercial Diction-
ary : Supplement to 1160
Geographical Dic-
tionary 511
Geographical Diction-
ary : Supplement to 1160
Literature of Political
Economy 255
On Commerce 272
Essays on Economical
Policy 255
1799
INDEX,
\rncM.
MoOuLutcH, J. R. On Succession to
property 141
On Taxation and
Funding 261
Principles of Political
Economy 255
Principes d'eeonomie
politique 255
MACDONNELL, A. Colonial Commerce ... 285
MCDONNELL, A. Free Trade 278
MACDOUGALL, Lt. Col. P. L. Theory of War *683
McELLiGOTT, J. N. American Debater. . 806
MACFARLANE, C. Account of Japan .... 558
Armenians, a Tale .... 843
Popular Customs of
South Italy 541
Romance of Travel . . . 549
Turkey and its Destiny. 546
MACGILLIVRAY, J. Voyage of the Rattle-
snake 526
MACGILLIVRAY, W. Of British Quadru-
peds 608
MACGREGOR, J. Austrian and Ottoman
Empires 444
Commercial Statistics.. 279
History of England 382
Language of Patents . . 741
Law of Reformatories. . 245
MACHAULT. (Euvres 867
MCHENRY, L. J. A. Spanish Grammar . 786
MACHIAVEL. (Euvres completes 222, 223
Son g6nie et ses erreurs . . . 223
Works 222
Machinery. Economy and Progress of,
728, 739, 743, (P) 1137
See also, Mechanics.
Machines 731, 729, 741, 743
Machines A vapeur 751
MolNiosH, C. Book of the Garden 663
The Greenhouse, <fec 663
MclNTOSH, M. J. Women in America . . *239
MACKAY, A. Theory and Practice of find-
ing Longitude 585
MACKAY, C. Extraordinary Popular De-
lusions 808
The Western World 1381
M ACKENNA, T. Civil Code 205
T. L. Indians of North
America 1187
Chippeway Indians 1189
Northern and South-
ern Indians . . 1189
PAOB
MACKENZIE'S Ten Years in Australia, <fec. 567
MACKENZIE'S Account of Hirta and Rona. 687
MACKENZIE, A. Voyage from Montreal to
the Pacific Ocean 1389
Voyages dans I'int6rieur
de 1'Ame'rique Septentrionale . . . . 1889
MACKENZIE, D. L. Dictionary of Syno-
nyms 793
MACKENZIE, Henry. Man of Feeling. . . . *828
Julia de Roubign6. .
MACKENZIE, Sir G. S. Travels in Iceland
MACKENZIE, Slidell. American in England
Life of Stephen De-
828
543
536
catur 1226
MACKENZIE, Win. Lyon. Sketches of Can-
ada and the United States 1370
Report on Griev-
ances 1282
MACKEY, A. G. Lexicon of Freemasonry 242
MACKIE, J. M. Life of S. Gorton 1226
MACKINNON, Capt. Atlantic and Trans-
atlantic Sketches 1351
MACKINNON, D. Coldstream Guards .... 406
MACKINNON, W. A. History of Civilization *236
McKiNNON, W. C. The Canadian League 1409
MACKINTOSH, Sir J. Law of Nature and
Nations 94
History of England. 337
Memoirs, by his son. 494
: Miscellaneous Works 844
Progress of Philoso-
phy *64
MACKINTOSH, John. Memorials of *494
MACKNIGHT, J. Translation of the Apos-
tolic Epistles 11
MAOKRAY, W. D. Manual of British His-
torians 346
M'LACHLAN, A. Poems 1410
MACLEAN, C. Evils of Quarantine Laws. 675
On Quarantines and Pes-
tilence (P.) *930
On Quarantine Laws. .(P.) *939
Plague non-contagious (P.) *935
MCLEAN, J. Twenty five Years' Service
in the Hudson's Bay Territory . . . ( 1405
McLEOD, A. Trial, and Case of .... 165,
*183, 1244, 1283, 1286
MACLEOD, Sergt. D. Memoirs of 1278
MACLEOD, H. D. On Banking 264
MACLEOD, Rev. N. The Earnest Student. *494
McMAHON, Rev. J. B. Dialogue between
a Gentleman and a Divine 1448
1800
McM]
INDEX.
[MAI
McMAHON, John V. L. Historical view
of the Government of Maryland .
MAcMiciuNG. Manilla and the Philippines
McMuLLEN. History of Canada
MACNAGHTEN, S. Cases in Chancery
MACNAMARA, II. Nullities and Irregulari-
ties in Law
MACNAMARA, H. T. On Peace
MACOMB, A. Practice of Courts Martial .
Macon. Manuel du
MACPHERSON, D. Annals of Commerce..
MACPHERSON, J. History of Great Britain
Papers of Secret History
MACPHERSON, W. Law relating to Infants
MACQUART. Insectes dipteres
MCQUEEN, J. Statistics of the British
Empire
MACQUEEN, J. Appellate Jurisdiction of
the House of Lords
Debates on Life Peerages
On Divorce
Law of Husband and Wife
MACROBIUS
MACTAGGART, John. Three years in Canada
McSaERRY, J. History of Maryland. . . .
Me VICAR, J. Life of Bishop Hobart ....
McViCKAR, J. Political Economy
MACWHORTER. Yahveh Christ
Madagascar. History of
Travels in
MADDEN, R. R. Shrines and Sepulchres.
United Irishmen
Life of Lady Blessington
Twelve Months in the
West Indies
Phantasmata .
MADDOCK, H. Life and Writings of Somers
Chancery Practice
Madeira, its Climate and Scenery
MADELAINE. Theorie du chant
Madhouses. Report on (P)
Private (P)
See Insanity.
MADISON, James. Manifesto an peuple
Am6ricaiu
MADOC. Ancient Voyage and Discovery
of the West Indies
MADOX, T. Exchequer of the Kings of
England
Madras Exhibition Catalogues
Madras. Letters from
' Madras Medical Records
1250
569
1274
137
131
242
684
739
272
389
389
139
643
273
106
107
*138
139
822
1402
1250
1198
250
777
469
560
313
401
482
1360
*592
501
*135
541
722
926
1102
1267
1164
105
774
554
679
Madras Meteorological Register 587
Madras Museums, Minerals, &c 626, 629
MAFFEI. De 1'emploi de 1'argent. . , ..... *266
MAFFEIUS, J. P. Historiarum Indicarum. 1173
MAGALHANES DE GANDAVO. Histoire de
Saucta Cruz 1171
Magasin pittoresque 921
Magazines. See Periodical Literature.
Magdalen Islands 1411, 1893
MAGENDIE. Precis de physiologic 631
Magic. History and Art of 591
Magie 591
Magistrates. See Justices of the Peace.
Mogna Char la, &c 102, (P) 1090
Magnetic Survey of India 587
Magnetical and Meteorological Observa-
tions in various parts of the World.
586, 610-615
Magnetism 576, *579, 590
See also, Terrestrial Magnetism.
Magnetism, Animal. See Animal Mag-
netism.
Magnetisme 691,610-615
Voir Magnetism.
MAGNIER. Eclairage au gaz 766
MAGNIN. Histoire des marionnettes .... 724
MAHNY. Science des Armoiries *509
MAGRATH, F. W. Letters from Upper
Canada 1402
MAGUIRE, J. F. Rome and its Ruler. . . . *436
MAHAN, A. On Modern Mysteries 593
MAHAN, D. H. Course of Civil Engineer-
ing 742
Mahavansi, etc 54
MAHOMET 56
MAHOMET. Le Koran 56
The Koran 56
Son histoire et sa religion . . 56
Mahometans and Mahometanism . 306, 56, 439
Mahometisme 56
MAHON, Lord. History of England 392
Insurrection of 1745. . . . 399
Life of Belisarius 325
. Spanish War of Succession 440
Historical Essays 332
Life of Conde".. 485
Mahratta Language 782
MAILHER DE CHASSAT. Commentaire du
code civil 205
TraitS des statuts *100
MAIMONIDES. On the Laws of Moses. . . . 214
MAIN, R. On the Greenwich Observatory 582
1801
MAT]
INDEX.
\JfAL
Maine, State of. History 1 240
Laws and Journals ... 189
Law Reports 190
Register for 1855-6 . . 190
Rules and Orders .... 190
Collections of the Maine
Historical Society 1240
Transactions of Agri-
cultural Societies 660
Geology of the State . 622
Liquor Law. See Tem-
perance.
MAINE DE BIRAN. CEuvres philosophiques 66
MAINTENON, Mme. de, par H6quet 494
Lettres sur 1' e" u-
cation 75
Entretiens sur
1'education . . . T 75
Lettres historiques 869
MAINZEE, j. Musique et chant de 1'Italie 722
Maison rustique du 19e siecle 650
MAISTKE, cointe Jos. de. Soirees de St.
Petersbourg 67
Considerations sur la France 67
Du Pape 67
De 1'eglise gallicane ,. 67.
De la justice divine 67
- Sur la philosophic de Bacon 67
Lettres et opuscules *67
MAISTRE, Xavier de. (Euvres completes 875
MAITLAND, S. R. On the Dark Ages .... *27
On the Voluntary Sys-
tem 41
Superstition and Sci-
ence 593
False Worship 52
Life of Chnttertoii . , 484
Maitresse de Maison 736
MAIZEROY. Science de la guerre 681
Cavalerie grecque 681
MAJOR, R. H. Select Letters of Colomb. 1165
MAJORIBANKS. N"ew South Wales 566
New Zealand 567
Maladies mentales 679
MALAGDTI. Lecons de chimie 596
MALAN, S. C. Who is Go 1 in China 779
Malay. Travels in *569
Malay Language 782
Malay Literature 889
Malayan Family, Memoirs 889
MALCOLM, Sir J. Of the Province of
Malwa 462
1802
MM
MALCOLM, SIR J. History of Persia .... 457
Political History of
India 459
Sketches of Persia . . 652
Life of, by Kaye 459
MALCOLM, J. P. On the Manners and
History of Europe 329
MALE, A. On Elections 113
MALEBRANCHE. CEuvres 62
Memoire sur. . 61
MALENFANT. Des colonies 1208
MALEPEYRE, F. Acides gras concrets. . . 734
et MORIN. L'amidonnier
et vermicellier 737
Voir FONTENELLE (JuLIA DE).
MALEVILLE. Discussion du code civil . . . *203
MALFILATRE. (Euvres 873
MALHERBE. PoeYies 869
MALKIN, A. T. Historical Parallels 306
MALKIN, F. History of Greece 822
MALKIN'S Tour in Wales 586
MALLAT. Les Philippines 669
MALLET. Chemin de fer atmosphe'ri-
que . .' 754
MALLET, D. Poems 861
MALLET, P. H. Northern Antiquities. . . . 310
Histoire de Danemarck . . *451
MALLET DU PAN. Me'moires et Corres-
pondance *429
Malmesbury. Controverted Election for 116
MALMESBURY, Earl of. Diaries and Cor-
respondence 393
MALOUET. Administration des colonies .. 1201
Malouines (iles^). Histoire 1206
Voyages aux *570
MALPIERE. La Chine 465
Malt Tax (P.) 1097
See, also, Beer.
Malte. Chevaliers de 329
MALTE-BRUN. Geographic universelle . . 510
et EYRIES, J. B. Nouvelles
annales des voyages 134*7
and BALBI. Universal
Geography 510
MALTHOS, T. R. Definitions in Political
Economy 252
On Population 255
Principles of Political
Economy . . 252
CEuvres traduites en
(V.im ;;\ is 252
MAL}
INDEX.
[MAR
MALVIN-CAZAL, Jos. de. Prononciation de
la laugue francaise *787
Mammalia. See Zoology.
Mammoth, Two Tracts on the Skeleton of a 619
Man. Natural and Physical History of.
*43, 578, 628
Chart of the Distribution of, on the
Earth *579
See also, Unity of the Human Race.
Man. On Duty and Right in (P.) 1105
Man, Isle of 400, 405, 536
Lex-scripta of 151
Man's Own Power over Insanity 679
Manchester Free Library. First Report of 898
Manchester Lectures *842
Manchester- Sketches of 230
Art Treasures Exhibition..
*295, *698, (P) 1161
MANOE, Mile. Sa Vie, par 1'Abbe" Faillon 1196
MANOY, Jarry de. Atlas des Litteratures. *794
MANDEVILLE, Bernard de. Fable of the
Bees 239
MANDRILLON. Description de I'Amerique
septentrionale 1362
Le Spectateur Ame'ricain . 1367
MANES. Memoires geologiques 620
MANETHON 814
MANGON. Instruments de geodesie 751
MANIIJUS 822
MANN, H. Lecture on Education 75
MANN, R. J. Guide to t)ie Knowledge of
Life.. 667
Philosophy of Reproduc-
tion 630
Planetary and Stellar Uni-
verse 582
MANNE. Ouvrages anonymes 903
MANNERS, Lord J. Notes of an Irish Tour 538
MANNERT. Geographic des etats barba-
resques 558
MANNING, C. History of Surrey 405
MANNINO, J. A. Lives of the Speakers. 119
MANOU. Les lois de 56
MANSEL, H. L. Prolegomena Logica ... 69
MANSFIELD, C. B. Brazil, Paraguay, and
the Plate 1354
MANSFIELD, E. D. American Education. *85
MANSION, Hyppolite. Colonie de Goaza-
coalcos 1662
MANSTEIN, Gen. Memoirs of Russia .... 446
MANT, Bp. History of the Irish Church . 40
M ANT, Bishop. Memoirs of *40
MANTE, Thos. History of the late war in
North America 1260
MANTELL, G. A. Atlas of Fossil Remains 620
Geological Excursions . 617
. On Petrifactions 620
Wonders of Geology .. 617
Manuels-Roret. Pour la liste de ces Ma-
nuels, voyez IHndex du vol. I, au
mot " Manuel."
Manufactures 726-741
Manures 244, 651
Manuscrits 1451-1655
MANZONI. Opere complete 894
Les Fiances 894
Carmagnola 894
MAPLESON. Hand-book of Heraldry .... *508
MAPOD. Manuel du forgeron 730
Maps. See Atlasses ; Charts and Maps.
Mapping. Hand Book for 74$
MAQUET, Aug. La maison du baigneur. *881
La belle Gabrielle *883
Economic sociale 254
Indigence et secours 260
Du paupe"risme. . 260
Des creches 260
The Elgin, Ac 717
Costumes militaires 423
Manuel du 739
Dela folie 680
Secours aux noyes et as-
MARBEAU.
Marbles.
MARBOT.
Marbrier.
MARC, C. C. H.
phyxies 670
Examen medico-legal. .. 680
MARCADE, V. Explication du Code Na-
poleon *204
De la prescription *204
MARC-AURELE. Voir MARCUS ANTONINUS.
MARCEL, C. On Language 777
MAROEL,J.J. L'EgypteT 468
Alphabet Irlandais *790
MARCEL DE SERRES. Voir SERRES.
MARCELLUS DE PISCIBUS 814
MARCELLUS, le Cte. de. Episodes litte-
raires *550
Souvenirs d'Orient 550
MARCET, Mrs. Conversations on Political
Economy 252
MARCET, W. On the Composition of
Food 668
March Winds and April Flowers 607
MARCHAL. Lois de subsistances 256
MARCH AN D, Et. Voyage au tour du monde 525
MARCHAND, P. R. Pauperisme 260
1803
MAR]
INDEX.
MARCHANGY. Tristan le voyageur 424
La Gaule po6tique 800
MARCHESE, M. de. Silvio Pellico 601
MAECHMONT, Earls of. Papers of 391
MARCO POLO. Travels of 54*7, 548
MARCO DE NIZZA. Relation 1168
MARCOU, J. Geological Map of North
America f 621
MARCUS ANTONINUS 814
MARCUS et DUESBERG. Geographic des
etats barbaresques 558
MARCY, R. B. Exploration of the Red
River (Louisiana) 1884
MAREST, Le P. G. Relation d'un voyage
a la Baie d'Hudson 1405
Lettres de Plllinois . 1192
Journey through Il-
linois 1190
MARETT, P. R. On Yacht Building *7lO
MARGARET, Queen of Navarre. The Hep-
tameron 868
Life, by
Frere 424
MARGOLIOUTH, M. History of Jews in
Britain 21
Land of my Fathers . 650
Modern Judaism. ... 21
MARGUERITE D'ANGOULEME ,417, 424
Mariages mixtes *240
Voir Marriage.
MARIE DE L' INCARNATION. Lettres. ... 1195
Savie 1195
MARIE DE LISLE, E. B. Manuel des mar-
chands de bois et de charbons 738
MARIE STUART 397
MARILLAC, Michel de. Memoires 416
Marine 681, 686-688
Marine Francaise 421, 423, 688
Marines (Royal) of England *408
Marine Insurances. . .148, 267, (P) 1106, 1149
MARINER, W. Account of the Natives of
the Tonga Islands 471
MARINET, M. Case of (P) 1139
MARINO *881
MARIOTTI, L. Memoir of Frii Dolcino . . 37
Italy in 1848 436
Italy, Past and Present . . . 436
Maritime Geography , .516, 579
Maritime Law 99, 148, 279
MARIVAULT. Des chemins de fer 754
Agriculture 650
MARIVAUX. La surprise de 1'amour. ... 872
1804
MARIVAUX. Le legs 872
Les fausses confidences 872
Le jeu de 1'amour et du
hasard 872
L'epreuve 872
MARIZY. L'Autriche, ses finances, etc. . 264
MARK BRANDON, ou les deporte's a Van
Diemen *881
MARKHAM, C. R. Journal to the Ancient
Capital of Peru 1357
MARKHAM, Col. F. Shooting in the Him-
alayas *555
MARKLAND, J. H. On English Churches. 701
Marlborough House. Catalogue of Col-
lections at 902
MARLBOROUGH, J. Duke of. Life by Ali-
son 494
Memoirs, by Coxe .... 494
Letters and Despatches 380
MARLBOROUGH, S. Duchess of, Memoirs
by Mrs. Thompson 392
Correspondence 392
Marly. Or the life of a Planter in
Jamaica 844, 1360
MARMIER, X. Lettres sur le Nord 452
La Russie en 1842 447
Histoire de 1'Islande 452
LaHollande 439
Litterature Islandaise . . . 588
Litterature Scandinave. . 797
Chants populaires du Nord 879
Lettres sur 1'Amerique.. 1351
MARMONT, Marechal. Turkish Empire. . 460
M6moires *431, 948
. Devant Phistoire.. *431
MARMONTEL. O3uvres completes 875
Autobiography 495
MARMORA, A. de la. Voyage en Sar-
daigue *541
Maroc 470
Maronites. On the 30
Maroons. History of the 1211
MAROT. (Euvres 867
Marquesas Islands 569, 838
MARQUET-VASSELOT. Systeme cellulaire. *246
MARQUETTE, Rev. P. Voyages et decou-
vertes 1252, 1661
Discovery of the
Mississippi Valley 1252
Juliet's Account of
Voyage to the Mississippi 1252
Life of, by J. Sparks 1262
MAR~]
INDEX.
[.MAE
Marriage and Divorce. 138, 240. (P)
922, 936, 937, 1086, 1123
Marriage with a Wife's Sister, 232, 240, (P) 1085
Marriage at Gretna Green *398
Marriages. Royal (P) 924
Marriage of Dissenters (P) 934
Marriages. Mixed *240
On Intermarriages 667
Law in Lower Canada 1 442
MARRYAT, Oapt. Mercantile Signals . . . 687
Novels and Tales .... 844
Diary in America .... 1370
Les Colons du Canada *844
MARRYAT, F. S. Borneo and the Indian
Archipelago 569
MARRYAT, J. Pottery and Porcelain .... *705
MARSDEN, J. History of Christian
Churches and Sects 28
MARSDEN, W. History of Sumatra .... 465
MARSH, G. P. On the Camel 637
MARSH, Dr. H. and the Dissenters . . .(P) 927
MARSH, J. Life of G. Fox 488
MARSH, Mrs. Reformation in France ... 38
MARSHALL, H. Military Miscellany .... 684
MARSHALL, John. On the Federal Con-
stitution 178
Life of, by Van Sant-
voord , . . 1226
English Colonies of
North America 1217
Life of George Wash-
ington 1220
Notice of . . , . 1228
MARSHALL, J. Geography and Statistics
of the British Empire 273
MARSHALL, Mr. J. Case of (P) 1140
MARSHALL, J. Naval Biography. 477
MARSHALL, Robert. Statistics of South
Carolina 1 251
MARSILLAC, J. Vie cle Guil. Penn 1227
MARSILH. Histoire physique de la mer. 579
MARTENS, Baron Oh. de. Guide diplo-
matique 95
Causes ce"lebres 100
MARTENS, Fred. Voyage au Spitzber-
gueu 1346
MARTENS, G. F. Von. Compendium of
the Law of Nations 95
Recueil de traites 96
MARTENS et DE CUSSY. Recueil des traite's 97
MARTIAL 822
MARTIN, Aime. Letlres a Sophie 573
PAOK
MARTIN, A im6. Education des meres. .. 75
MARTIN, 0. L. History of the Dog 659
MARTIN-DOISY. Economic charitable . . *20
MARTIN, Dom Claude. Vie de la mere
Marie de 1'incarnation 1195
MARTIN, D. Sainte Bible 9
MARTIN, F. B. P. Equinoctial Storms of
March, 1850 588
MARTIN, F. X. History of Louisiana. .. 1254
History of North Carolina 1251
MARTIN, G. Catalogue of Books privately
printed 900
MARTIN, H. Tancrede de Rohan 881
Histoire de France 411
MARTIN, J. Of the Tonga Islands 471
MARTIN, M. Marie. La Vall6e de 1'Ama-
zone 1358
MARTIN, R. M. History, &c., of British
India 459
Eastern India 461
History of British Colo-
nies 409
Hudson's Bay 1338
On Ireland 402
Report on China 466
Colonial Magazine 1269
MARTIN, Rev. P. Relation de Bressany .. 1180
Brochures diverses. . . . 1430
MARTIN, (Victor) et FOLEY. Colonisation
alge'rienne *285
MARTIN'S St. Kilda and Western Islands.. 537
MARTINKAU, H. Feats of the Fiord .... 844
Forest and Game Law
Tales 243
Letters from Ireland. . . 538
History of England ... 337
Society in America. . . . 1380
Voyage aux Etats-Unis 1380
Retrospect of Western
Travel 1380
British Rule in India. . *459
MARTINEAU, J. Miscellanies 39
MARTINELLI. Perturbations sociales . . . 253
MARTINET. Philosophic du cateehisme . 46
La science de la vie *68
MARTINS. Annuaire Meteorologique. . . . 586
MARTONNE, De. Bibliographic universelle *899
MARTYN, Prof. On Grasses 646
MARTYN, H. Correspondence 495
Memoir, by Sargent 495
MARTYN, (J.) and CHAMBERS. History of
the R-oyal Academy at Paris 571
1805
MAR]
INDEX.
\_MAU
MARTYR, P . Sommaire des lades Occi-
dentales 1168
Martyrs. Book of 84
MARVEL, Ik. Gleanings on the Fields of
Continental Europe 535
Battle Summer 432
MARVELL, A. Works 844
MARVIN, J. G. Legal Bibliography . . . . 899
Maryland. Public Laws of *190
History of 1249
MASERES, F. Tracts on the Civil Wars. . 384
Collection of Tracts on
Logarithms 603
Papers on Canada 157
Reponse a M. Cugnet .... 157
The Canadian Freeholder . 157
Occasional Essays 157
MASKELL, W. Ancient Liturgy of the
Church of England 29
Monumenta Ritualia Ec-
clesise Anglicanse 29
MASON, J. On Wealth *257
MASON, John. Life of, by G. E. Ellis . 1226
MASON, T. M. Aeronautica 732
MASON, W. Poems 861
Massachusetts. Hist 1233-1239, 1422
Geology of 621
Collections of the Massa-
chusetts Historical Society 1235
Insanity, <fec., in 679
Sanitary Survey 677
Statistics of 284
Records of the Governor
and Company of . . 1237
School System 86
Laws, Reports, & Records 190
Indians. Conferences with 1259
Report of the Board of
Agriculture 660
MASSE, A. J. Parfait notaire 211
MASSE, J. Le droit commercial 209
MASSELIN. Journal des Etats-Generaux . 421
MASS!?, W. England, under George III.
MASSIEU, 1'Abbe. Dissertation sur Ics
Graces
Parallele d'Homere et
de Platon
MASSI'LON. (Euvres
MASSINGER, P. Plays
MASSOL, Henri. Separation de corps. . .
MABSON. D. Essays
MASSY, R. T. Analytical Ethnology . . .
1806
394
52
59
74
861
206
844
629
PAOS
Master and Servant. Law of 189
MASTROPINI, L'Abbe. De 1'usure *268
Materia Medico, 671
of Patna 679
Matirialisme 45
Materiel de la marine 688
MATERNUS. De 1'erreur des religions ... 25
Mathematical Journal (Cambridge and
Dublin) 599
Mathematical Sciences . . 290, 292, 577,
598-605, 744-749 (P) 1111
On Chronology and
History of the 290, 292, 293
Mathernatiques 598-605, 744-749
MATHER, Cotton. Magnalia Christi Amer-
icana 1197
Discourse on the War of
New England with the Indians. . . 1259
Life, by W. B. 0. Pea-
body 1226
Military Duties . .1197, 1259
MATHER, Increase. Remarkable Provi-
dences 1197
History of the War
with the Indians 1 259
Remarkable Provi-
dences of American Colonization . 592
MATHER, Richard. Journal 1233
MATHER, W. Geology of New York . . . 613
MATHEWS, C. Memoirs, by Mrs. Mathews 495
MATHIAS, T. J. Pursuits of Literature (P) 1141
MATTER. Histoire de la Grece 322
Histoire de 1'Allemagne 442
. - Influence des moeurs sur les lois 222
Histoire de 1'ecole d'Alexandrie 60
MATTEUCCI, C. Phenomenes physiques. . 573
Phenomenes electro-phy-
siologiques 637
MATTHEW OF PARIS. English History . . 350
MATTHEW OF WESTMINSTER. Flowers of
History 350
MATTHEWS, W. Mode of Supplying Lon-
don with Water ... 767
MATTHI^E, A. Greek Grammar 782
Greek and Roman Litera-
ture 794
MATTHIAS, B. Rules of Order for Public
Meetings 181
Maturation des fruits 664
MAUBERT. Lettres Cherakeessennes *868
MAUDE, (F. P.) and POLLOCK. Law of
Merchant Shipping 148
MAU]
[MED
MAUDUIT. Insectes : papillons, etc ...... 641
MAUDUIT-DUPLESSIS. Description de la
cote du Labrador .............. 1403
MAUGIIAM, R. On Usury Laws ...... (P) 941
MAUGIN. Manuel du luthier ........... 739
MAULE, (G.) and SELWYN. Cases in King
and Queen's Bench. ... ...... 153
MAUNDER, S. Treasury of History ..... 806
MAUNDRELL'S Journey to Jerusalem ..... 551
MAUPERTIUS. Of the Polar Circle ...... 529
MAUPIED. Dieu , 1'homme et le monde. . . 18
MAUREAULT, Rev. M. Mission du St. Mau-
rice .......................... 1194
MAURIAL. Manuel d'agriculture ........ 653
MAYHEW, H. Wonders of Science
London Labor and London
MAURICE, F. D.
Learning and Working.
On the Education Ques-
tion. .
MAURICE, T.
cient)
era). .
History of Hindostan (an-
History of Hindostan (mod-
79
458
458
On Rich's Ruins of Babylon 316
Mauritanie 467
Mauritius 464, 564, 569
MAUROY. Commerce de FAfrique 272
Agriculture *1 9
MAURY, 1'Abbe. Eloquence de la chaire 4
MAURY, M. F. On Navigation 686
Physical Geography of
the Sea 579
MAURY, L. F. A. La terre et 1'homme . . *63C
Histoire des forets de
laGaule
Maxims of Law 88, 126
MAXIMIANUS 822
MAXIMILIAN de WIED-NEUWIED. Voyage
dans I'Amerique du Nord 1391
MAXIMILIEN ler et MARGUERITE d'Autriche.
Correspondence 417
MAXIMUS TYRIUS SI-
MAXWELL, A. M. Run through the United
States 138
MAXWELL, H. Plurality of Worlds 58
MAXWELL, W. H. Irish Rebellion of 1798 40
MAY, A. Swedish Grammar 78
MAY, T. History of the Long Parliament 11
MAY, T. E. Privileges of Parliament. . . 11
May Flowers 60
MAYER, B. Observations on Mexican His-
tory 118
Mexico, Aztec, <fec 121
MAYHEW, E. On Dogs *65
- Peasant Boy Philosopher. .
I. Popular Education 86
[AYNARD. Pascal *f j
IAYNE-REID, Le Capt. Les tirailleurs au
Mexique *881
Les chasseurs de
chevelures *881
MAYNE, J. D. Law of Damages *134
\Iaynooth College. Grant to ... 913
Elements de droit remain *92
MAYO, H. Philosophy of Living 667
- Truths in Popular Superstitions 592
MAYO, R. Eight years in Washington.. 1225
Commercial and Revenue sys-
tem of the United States *284
MAYO, T. On Evidence in Cases of Lunacy 149
MAZADE, de. L'Espagne moderne. . 441
Donoso Cortes 435
L'Amerique Espagnole... 1206
MAZARIN. Lettres 4^
par Capefigue *426
Poor
PAOE
*572
243
572
436
936
236
Mazarinades.
"XAW
MAZZEI et CONDORCET. Recherches his-
toriques sur lea Etats-Uuis 1218
MAZZINI, J. Royalty and Republicanism
Italy
Del'Italie
MEAD, H. The Sepoy Revolt
MEADLEY, G. W. Historical Portraits (P)
MEADOWS, T. T. The Chinese and their
Rebellions
On Civilization
Measures. See Weights and Measures.
Mecaniquc ggQ
Mecanique appliquee. ^gg H,^
MECHAixetDELAMBRE. Systeme metrique 910
Mechanics. &c 745-770
See also Arts and Manufactures.
Mechanics' Institutes H*
Mechanical Philosophy 576-580, Hi 745
MEDA, C. A. Evenemens du 9 thermidor 429
Medaillcs. Voir Numismatique.
Medailles des Rois de France *312
Medals illustrative of American History. 1243
Medal of Princess Royal's Marriage #313
Medecine 665-680
Medecine letiale. . , cor .
....*..... OoU
Medecine des passions *
Medical Anecdotes . . QOT
1807
MED]
INDEX.
\_MER
Medical Chronicle 1415
Medical Science. Journal of 1415
Medical Jurisprudence 150, 292, 680
Medical Profession. Law concerning . . 150
Medical Science 574, 630, 665-680 (P) 932
Medical Statistics 292, 678
See also, Vital Statistics.
Medical Reform (P) 924, 927, 938
Medical Pamphlets, 1075, 1076, 1084,
1100, 1101, 1114, 1139, 1155
Medical Topography 671, 679
Medico-Chirurgical Review. . . *666
Mediterranean Sea (P) 1 157
MEECH, W. L. On Heat and Light. *614, *615
MEEHAN, T. Handbook of Ornamental
Trees *649
MEILLAN. Memoires 428
MEILLEUR, Dr. J. B. Grammaire anglaise *793
Rapports sur 1'edu-
cation *87
MEINHOLD, W. The Amber Witch 592
Sidonia the Sorceress. .. *592
MEISEL. Cours de style diplomatique . . 775
MELBOURNE, H. British Army in Spain. (P) 1150
MELIER. Les marais salants 657
Meliora, or Better Times to Cotne 232
MELISH. Geographical description of the
United States 1363
MELLONI. On Radiant Heat 300
Thermocrose 590
MELLY, G. Khartoum, and the Blue and
White Niles 561
MELMOTH, W. Importance of a Religious
Life 50
MELON. Essai sur le commerce *272
MELOT. Commerce des iles britauniques 272
MELVILLE, H. History of Trinity College 86
MELVILLE, Herman. Omoo 569
Typee 569
MELVILLE, Lord. Trial of 193
On the charges against
(P) 1119, 1123
Me"npires du museum d'histoire naturelle 610
MSmoires concernant les Chinois 466
Memoires sur 1'histoire de France 413-423
Memoires des diverges classes de I'institut
de France 909, 910
Memoires de Pacademie impe'riale de m6-
decine 910
M6moires sur I'emploi des petites armes. 682
Me"moires sur le baraquement de 1'infan-
terie 682
MM
Memorial du depot ge'ne'ral de la guerre. 681
Memorials of the English and French
Commissioners concerning Acadia 170
Men and Women of the Time 474
MENAGE. Dictionnaire'e'tymologique. . . 787
MKNANDEZ, Pedro. Expedition a la Flo-
ride (en 1565) 1256
MENCHE de LOISNE. Influence de la litte-
rature 801
MENCIUS. Philosophic de la Chine 56
Vel MEXG-TSEU. Texte chinois. 58
En latin . . 68
MENDELSSOHN, M. Jerusalem *21
MENDHAM. Index Expurgated us, <fec. . . 32
Index of books prohibited by
Gregory XVI 32
Mendicity. See Poor.
MENDOZA, Don Antonio de. Instruction.. 1171
Lettres a
Charles V 1171
. Rapport et avis 1171
MENDOZA, Lopez de. M6moire 1172
MENESTRIKR, le P. Chevalerie 419
MENEVAL, Le Baron. Napoleon et Marie
Louise *430
MENG-TSEU, vide MENCIUS.
MENNECHET. Matinees litteraires 800
Le Plutarque frai^ais 479
MENONVILLE, N. J. Th. de. Travels to
Guaxaca 1370
Mental Arithmetic 294, *600
MENTELLE, M. Sur la maison d'Autriche 441
Geographic 519
Menuiserie 738
MENZEL, W. German Literature 792
History of Germany.. .. 442,
MENZIES, A. The Dick Bequest 81
MEQUET, Eug. Voyage en Islande 533
Mer. Histoire physique de la 579
Diplomatic de la : 97
MERCADIER, J. B. Ensablements de ports
de mer 758
Mercantile Law of England 147, 279
of France 209
of Lower Canada. . .163, 1442
of United States 185
of the World 147
MERCEY, F. Etudes sur les beaux arts . . 689
Les sette communi 885
Le Missouri, <fec 1391
Merchant Ships. Law concerning 147
See Nautical Science.
1808
MEK]
INDEX.
[MET
MERCIER. Instruction publique 74
MERCIER DE LA RIVIERE. Economic poli-
tique 251
Mercure Indien *270
MEREDITH, Mrs. C. My Home in Tas-
mania 56*7
Sketches of New
South Wales 566
MEREDITH, E. A. The Oregon question (P) 1431
MEREWETHER, H. A. Case of the Borough
of West Looe 116
and STEPHENS. Bo-
roughs and Municipal Corporations 108
MERGEY, Jean de. Memoires 415
MERILHOU. Essai sur Mirabeau 495
MERIMEE, Prosper. Romans divers 885
Colombat *885
Carmen *885
La dame de pique. . *885
Le faux Demetrius . *885
Don Quichotte *881
Litterature en Rus-
sie .' 798
Chronique du regne
de Charles IX 424
Peinture de Saint-
Savin 422
Voyage en Corse.. . 540
Voyage en Auvergne 540
Voyage dans 1'ouest
de la France 540
MERIN'S Mines in Hungary 625
MERIVALE, C. History of Rome 325
MERIVALE, H. On Colonization. 285
MERLE. Memoires 416
MERLET, P. F. Dictionary of Difficulties 789
Le traducteur 789
MERLIN. Repertoire de jurisprudence .. 195
Recueil de questions 195
MERLIN, La Comtesse. La Havane 1360
MERMET, J. D. Poesies 1407
MERRIFIELD, Mrs. Ancient Art of Paint-
ing 711
MERRITT, Hon. W. H. Revenue and Ex-
penditure of Canada (P) 1435
MERRY'S Mercantile Calculator 267
MERRUAU. Les convicts en Australie ... 471
Merryland described (P) 1134
MERRYWEATHER, G. On Gold and Iron,
&c 624
Mersey and Irwell. Navigation (P) 1122
MERSON. Classes ouvrieres 259
PAGB
MERSON. Assurance contre 1'incendie . . . 267
de. Histoire des proverbes 868:
Constantinople et la Mer Noire. . 546,
, Jean. Voir BARTHELEMY et MKRY.
Les damnes de Java *880
Le dernier fantome *880
Une histoire de famille.. . *880
Un futur a l'6preuve *881
La Floride *878
Melodies poetiques *878
La juive au Vatican *87&
Jeux *724
MESANGERE, de ^a. Dictionnaire des pro-
verbes francais 868
MESLB, J. Traite des minorites 200
MESMER. Par Bersot 591
Mesmeric Hospital, Calcutta. Cases in. 679
Mesmerism, See Animal Magnetism.
MESNARD, P. Acade'mie francaise *800
MESTIVIER. Cosmographie 509
MESTSCHERSKI. Les poetes raises 898
Mesures 267-270
Metallurffie(Metallurffy)lQ5 t 766, 626, 730, 770
Metaphysics 70, 807
METASTASE. Sa vie 495
METASTASIO. Opere 894
METOALF, S. L. On Caloric 590
METCALFE, Lord. Life, by Kaye 495
Meeting respecting (P) 1435
Administration in Ca-
nada (P) 1435
View of his govern-
ment of Canada , . 160
Selections from the
Papers of 160
Government of Jamai-
ca 1210
Meteorologie 585
Observations.. 610-615, 296
299, 431, 581-588
Voir Meteorology.
Meteorology 297, 573, 577-581, *614
See also Astronomy.
Meteorological Observations. . . .296, 299,
431, 585-588, 610, (P) 1077
Meteorological Observations in Canada. .
*614, 1411, 1412
Methodistes 41, 1198
METHVEN, Capt. Log Book of a Mer-
chant Officer. 687
Narratives illustrative
of the Law of Storms.
1809
MUT]
INDEX.
Metiers 726-741
METRAL, A. Insurrection de St. Domin-
gue 1208
METTEENICH, le Prince de 475
Mexican Antiquities 1182, 1185
Mexico. History of. . . 1203, 1213-1216,
1662, (P) 945
Travels in 527, 1372-1374
War with 1268
Mexique. Histoire. .. .1213-1216, 1203, 1662
Antiquites 1182
Voyages 1372-1374, 527
Missions 1193
Recueil de pieces 1171,1172
MEYER. Institutions judiciaires 89
Codification des lois 89
.MEYBICK. F. Church of Spain 32
MEZERAY. Histoire de France 410
MEZIERES, M. L. L' economic, remede au
pauperisme 260
MEZIERES. Litterature Anglaise 1803
MEZZOFANTI, Cardinal 775
.MIALHE. Chimie appliqu6e 597
MIALL, E. Bases of Belief *44
MICHAELIS, Sir J. D. Introduction to the
New Testament 17
On the Law of
Moses 214
MICHAUD, J. Biographic universelle. . . . 473
Histoire des Croisades 328
Bibliotheque des Croisades. . . 328
Histoire de Talleyrand 502
MICHAUD et POUJOULAT. Correspondance
d'Orient *550
MICHAUX, F. A. Histoire des chSnes de
I'Ame'rique 649
Arbres forestiers *649
North American Sylva . 649
MICHE. Architecture 705
MICHEL. Memorial de 1'artilleur marin. . 681
MICHEL, Francisque. Dues de Norman-
die 420
MICHELANGELO. Life and Works 717
By Duppa *717
ByHarford *717
Rime di 893, 894
MICHELET, J. Education des femmes au
moyen age 75
Precis del' histoire moderne 307
Histoire de France 411
Les origines du droit 196
Jeanne d'Arc 424
1810
MICHELET, J. Louis XI et Charles le
Temeraire 424
^ Procep des Templiers 422
Revolution francaise 427
: L'oiseau 638
Histoire de la republique
romaine *325
MICHELSOX, E. H. England under Vic-
toria 396
Modern Jesuitism. . . 32
On the Ottoman Em-
pire 450
Michigan, History of 1256
Laws, Journals and Reports. . 190
Transactions of Agricultural
Society 660
Report on Public Instruction . . 85
Census and Statistics 284, 1256
MICHON. La femme *236
MICKLE. Poems ." 861
Microscopes 578, 588, 589
Microscopical Drawing, &c 578
Microscopical Observations and Pheno-
mena 589,614, 615
S.ee, also, Diatwnacece.
Middle Ages. History of the 326, *27
MIDDLETQN, Dr. Life of Cicero 484
MIDDLETON'S North West Voyage 529
Midwifery and Midwives. . . 671, 672, (P) 944
MIELLE. Voir FORTIA D'URBAN.
MIGNE, 1'Abbe. Encyclopedic theologique *18
MIGNET, F. A. History of Mary, Queen
of Scots 397
Notice sur Droz 487
L'ancieune Germanic . . . 441
Histoire de la revolution
fraucaise 427
Portraits et notices 475
Antonio Perez et Philippe
II 498
Charles-Quint 329
Histoire de Marie Stuart 397
Succession d'Espagne. .. 421
Sur I'etablissement de la
reforme religieuse 38
MIGNOT, l'Abb6. Memoires sur les Phe-
niciens 315
. M6moires sur les anci-
ens philosophes de 1'Inde 58
MILBERT, J. Itineraire du fleuve Hudson 1882
MILBURN, M. The Cow and Dairy, <fec.. . 659
The Sheep, (fee 659
JBZt]
INDEX.
[MIN
MILES, E. and L. Naval Service of Eng-
land 686
MILKS, W, A. Letter to the Prince of
Wales (P.) 1148
Militaire. Art 681-688,602,772
Military Law (English) 149
(American) 186
(French) 218
Military Science and Art.&02, 681-688,
772, (P) 936, 1115, 1134
Military History of Great Britain. . 406, 682
Military Officers' Incomes (P) 923, 1119
Military Establishments of Great Bri-
tain.. (P) 1079, 1107, 1114, 1146, 1149
See also Army.
Militia Service *685, (P) 924, 1084, 1138
MILL, J. S. On Political Economy .... 253
History of British India. . . 459
System of Logic 70
MILL, N. History of Mexico 1215
Mille et une nuits *888
MILLER, G. H. Philosophy of History. . 326
MILLEE, Hugh. Autobiography 495
Footprints of the Creator 620
Old lied Sandstone 620
Testimony of the Rocks. 617
Impressions of England. *536
Macaulay on Scotland 1160
MILLER, J. View of the English Govern-
ment 102
MILLER, J. Principles of Surgery. ..... 673
MILLER, John. Description of New York 1382
MILLER, Jo. Administration of Justice
in India (P.) 1151
MILLER, S. Equitable Mortgages 140
Life of J. Edwards 1226
MILLER, W. A. Elements of Chemistry. 594
MILLER, W. H. Elements of Hydrostatics 756
MILLET, A. Du cholera epidemique .... 675
MILLETOT, B. Puissance des juges secu-
liers sur les personnes eccl6sias.-
tiques 219
MILLEVOYE. CEuvres 872
MILLIN. Dictionnaire des beaux arts . . . 689
MILLINGEX, J. G. Curiosities of Medical
Experience 667
Mind and Matter .. 72
27
MILLS, J. History of the Christian Priest-
hood
MILLS, R H. On Currency and Bank-
ing , *262
MILLS, Robert. Statistics of South Caro-
lina 1251
MILMAN, Capt. E. A. Way-side Cross. . . *844
MILMAN, H. H. Fall of Jerusalem 861
LifeofTasso 502
History of Christianity . 23
Li fe and Works of Horace 821
History of Latin Christi-
31
History of the Jews .... 20
MILNE-EDWARI s. Siemens de Zoologie . 633
Des .Crustaces 641
Notions de Zoologie . . 633
Mills and Mill work 742, 747
MILLS, Arthur. Colonial Constitutions. . 156
Iudiainl858: *461
MILLS, A. Poets and the Poetry of the
Greeks... *806
anity .
MILNE, J. On the Valuation of Annui-
ties. 266
MILNE, W. C. Life in China *5o7
MILNER, J. History of the Church 23
MILNER, T. Gallery of Nature 579
History of the Crimea 447
Shores of the Baltic 543
MILNES, R. M. Life of Keats 493
MILSAND. Les Quakers 41
L'anti-christianisme de Proud-
hon 287
MILTITZ. Manuel des consuls 97
MILTON, John. Life, by Keightley 495
Poetical Works 861
Works 845
Le paradis perdu 861
Character and Writings
of, by Dr. Channing (P) 946, 1136
On Poetry of (P) 1078
MINARD. Lemons sur les chemins de
fer 753
Cours de construction 757
Mind among the Spindles 844
MINE. Plain-Chant 722
Manuel de 1'Organiste 722
MINER, T. American Bee-keeper 642
Minerve, la 141$.
Mineralogie 623-626, 606-622'
Mineralogie appliquee 738, 765-
Mineralogy. See Geology and Mineralogy.
Minerals, English, French and German
names of. (P) 1101
Mineral Waters 670, (P) 1149
Miner aux 609
Mines. Law of 149, 189, 206
AAA
INDEX.
IMOL
Mines. Exploitation tie? 765
Jurisprudence 213, 206
Mines and Mining 257, 618, 622, 625,
708,726,747, 770, (P) 1419
Mines, Records of the School of 618
Mining Engineers' Institute, Transactions 764
Ministerial Amusements (P) 1122
Ministerial Responsibility (P) 926
Minnesota. History of 1257
Travels in 1387
Materials for the future His-
tory of 1257
Minstrelsy, English and Foreign. Various
Notices of 804
Mints 679, 765
MIKUCIUS FELIX. Octavius 25
MIRABEAU. (Euvres 234
Sa correspondance *427
Memoires des contemporains 426
De la monarchie prussienne
sous Frederic le Grand *444
M6moires par lui me'me, son
pere, son oncle et son fils adoptif. *495
Considerations sur 1'ordre de
Gincinnatus 1264
Recollections of, <fec 426
A Life-history of 426
MIRBEL. Geographic botanique 647
MIKECOORT. Les contemporains 479
Echec et Mat *881
La Duchessede Chevreuse. . *881
MIRKHOND. Histoire des Sassanidea .... 457
. Histoire des sultans du Kha-
rezm 457
Early Kings of Persia 453
Miroir de la France 479
Mirror for Magistrates 874
Mirror of Literature, Amusement, <fec. ... 917
Mirror of Parliament 119
Mirror of the Parliament of Canada .... 161
MIRVILLE, de. Des esprits *691
Question des esprits. ... *59l
Miscellanies. History and Philosophy (P) 1157
Misere > . . 260
MISSIESST. Installation des vaisseaux .. 688
Arrimage des vaissetiux. . . . 688
Missions and Missionaries . 42, 43, (P)
931, 1088, 1136
Missions in America 1190, 1 198
Missions cTAmerique 1190, 1198
Mittissippi. Hist. & Voyages.. 1252,
1256, 1390
1818
MITCHELL. American Atlas 1341
MITCHELL, J. Manual of Assaying 765
MITCHELL, Lt. Col. J. Life of Wallenstein *504
MITCHELL, T. L. Interior of Eastern Aus-
tralia 666
Interior of Tropical Aus-
tralia 566
MITFORD, Miss. Our Village 845
Recollections of a Lite-
rary Life 845
Mithridates 776
MITRAUD. Nature des society's 236
MITTERMAIER, Prof. Effect of Drunken-
ness on Criminal Responsibility. . 241
Mnemonique *775
Mocha. Account of 551
Modeles de marbrerie 739
Modeles de menuiserie 789
Modeles de serrurerie 789
Modules d'orfe" vrerie 731
Modern Orator 121
MODESTE, Cherte des grains 279
MODESTUS 822
Modus tenendi Parliamentum 109
Moechialogie par Debreyne 46
MOERENHOUT. Voyage dans le grand
ocean 568
MOFFAT, J. C. Study of Esthetics *689
MOFFAT, R. Missionary Labours in South
Africa 43
MOFRAS, Duflot de. Exploration de l'Or&-
gon, des Californies, <fec 1391
Mohammed Ben Musa's Algebra 600
Mohammedan Empire in Spain 489
in India. . 454, 457, 902
Mohammedan law 91, 172
Mohammedans' Travels in the 9th Century 548
MOHAN LAL'S Travels in the Punjab. . . . 654
MOIGNO. Repertoire d'optique 589
Cosmos.. , 921
MOINE.DE SAINT-GALL. Faits et gestes de
Charles-le-Grand 413
MOIR, D. M. Sketches of Poetical Liter-
ature 802
MOLE, Mathieu. M6moires 418
MOLENES, de. Femmes pofites 801
Remits divers 885
Le Chevalier de Tresleur 885
Brioban 885
Histoires sentimentales.. *883
Caracteres et r6cits 888
La garde mobile 885
JfOX]
INDEX.
MOLESWORTH, (J. T.,) and CANDT, (T.)
Maratbi Dictionary 782
MOLESWORTH, SirW. On the Canada Bill 159
Works of Hobbes. 61
MOLIERE and RACINE, and the French
Drama 801
MOLIERE. (Euvres 870
Savie 495
MOLINA, L'Abb6. Histoire naturelle du
Chili 1204
MOLIN^EI, C. Opera 200
MOLINARI, G. de. Les fers et les houilles 765
Etudes 6conomiques. . 254
MOLINET, Jean. Chroniques 414
MOLL. Agriculture et Colonisation 653
MOLLET. Gnomonique graphique. ..... 731
MOLLIEN, G. Voyage dans la republique
de Colombia 1358
Travels in the Republic of
Colombia 1358
Voyage en Colombie 1340
MOLLOY, C. De jure maritime et navali. 99
Mollusca. British Museum Catalogue of. 636
Mollusques 644
Moluques. Voyages aux 569
Histoire *47l, 438
Monarchic, Histoire de la 226
Monarchy. See Government.
MONARBES. De secunda vena *666
De simplicibus medicamentis *666
Monasteres 33, 37, 376, 711, 919
Voir Ordres Heligieux.
Monasteries. History of 376
Suppression of 37
in the East 524
Monastic Orders and Institutions. .. *18
33, 376, 378, 711, 919
MONBODDO, Lord. Origin and progress of
Language, on Style, Rhetoric, <fee. 776
MONCRIEF, Major. Expedition against
Quebec 1277
MONDELET, C. Lettres sur PEducation . . 86
MONETTE, J. W. Mississippi Valley. .. . 1252
Money 256, 257, 264
Ought it to be intrinsic or sym-
bolical ? 918
Pamphlets on 928, 930, 933,
11241127, 1129, 1130, 1138,
1148, 1157
See, also, Coins; Interest of Money ;
Usury Laws.
Money, Morals and Progress (P) 1158
MONGE. Dictionnaire de physique 672
Geometric descriptive 602
Application de 1'analyse a !a geo-
rnetrie 602
MONGEZ. Dictionnaire d'antiquites, etc . . 309
Moniteur uuiversel (ancien) *426
Moniteur. Reimpression de 1'ancieu. . . 426
MONK, C. J. Asia Minor, Egypt, &c. . . . 549
MONK, J. Voyage to Hudson's Straits. . 529
MONK, J. H. Life of Bently 481
Monkeys. History of 637
MONMERQUE. Vie de Brantome 482
Sur Tallemant des Reaux. 502
Theatre francais au moyen-
Monnaie. , 262, 264
Monnaies 268, 269, 270
MONNIER, Alex. De 1' assistance 260
MONNIER, De"sire. Traditions populaires *327
MONSEIGNAT, C. de. R6 volution francaise 427
Le Cid Campeador. 881
MONSELET, Chas. La franc-magonnerie
des femmes *881
Monsieur de Cupidon.
Aristide chamois *883
MONSON, Sir Wm. Discoveries of the
Spaniards and Portuguese 1176
MONSON'S Naval Tracts 406
MONSTRELET. Chroniques 414
Chronicles 352
MONTABERT, P. de. Traite de la peinture 712
L'Artistaire . . , 713
MONTAGNE. Cryptogames 610
Montagnes Rocheuses. Missions 1194
Voyages 1391
MONTAGU, B. On the Punishment of
Death 247
MONTAGU, (B.) & ATRTON, on Bankruptcy *140
MONTAGU, (B.) and NEALE. Law and Prac-
tice of Elections 113
MONTAGU, J. Life, and Affairs at the
Cape 469
MONTAGU, Lady M. "W. Letters and
Works 845
MONTAIGNE. Essais 71
Works 71
Sa vie par Griin 496
MONTAIGNE, the Essayist, by Bayle St.
John *496
MONTAIGU. Organization du travail .... 258
MONTALEMBERT. Ste, Elisabeth de Hon-
grie 25
1813
INDEX.
[MOO
MONTALEMBERT. Des inte're'ts catholi-
ques au XIXe siecle *238
Du Vandalisme ct du
Catholicisme 689
. Avenir de 1'Angleterre 232
'. Political future of Eng-
land. 232
MONTALTE. Les provinciates 46
MOXTAUBAN, Sieur de. Voyage of 1181
MONTCALM. Expedition to Fort George,
1190, 1192
T- Son&oge 1430
MONTCLOUX. De la comptabilite en France 264
MONTEGUT, Emile. Scenes de la vie et de
la litterature AmeYicaines ...... 1229
Types Ame'ricains. Le
puffiste .
1229
Le Socialisme en Pro
237
*411
vince
MONTEIL, A. A. Histoire des Francais. .
MONTEMONT, A. Bibliotheque universelle
des voyages 1345
MONTEPIN. L'idiot *883
MONTESINOS, F. Me'moires sur 1'ancien
Pe"rou 11*72, 1203
MONTESQUIEU. CEuvres 223
Spirit of the Laws 223
MONTET. Memoire sur St. Thomas
d'Aquin 60
Monte Video. Hist ... 1206
MOKTFALCON. Salubrite dans les grandes
villes 676
MOSTFAUCON. Monarchic francaise 410
L' Antiquit6 expliquee... 310
Usages sous Th6odose-le
Grand 324
Correspondance avec Ma-
billon 24
MONTFERRIER, A. S. de. Dictionnaire des
sciences mathe'matiques 598
MONTFLKURY. La femme juge et partie. 871
MONTFORT, Simon de. Chronique 413
MONTGLAT, Le marquis de. M6inoires... 417
MONTGOLFIER. Vie de la Soaur Bourgeoys 1 196
MONTGOMERY, J. Cotton Manufacture .. 729
MONTGOMERY, James. Life of, by Knight *496
MONTGOMERY, R. Poetical Works 861
Life of, by J. Arm-
strong 1226
MONTHOLON, Le Gen. Captivite de Na-
poleon *430
MONTL Caius Gracchus 891
Le vicomte de. Education du
cheval ........ ............... 658
Manuel du n6-
gociant en Chine ........ ....... 283
E. L. Mercantile Law. 1442
MONTLKON. M6moires ............... 428
MONTLEZUN. Souvenirs des Antilles , . . 1360
MONTLUO, Blaise de. Me"moires. . ...... 415,
Commentairea .... *681
MONTOLIEU, Mme. de. Caroline de Licht-
field .......................... *882
MONTPENSIER, Mile de. Memoires ...... 416
Montreal. Hist ........... 1400, 1431, 1436
Missions du diocese de ...... 1195
Histoire de 1'Hotel-Dieu de. . 1196
Congregation de Notre Dame de 1196
Histoire des Soaursde la Charite" 1195
Montreal Natural History Society. Re-
ports, Ac.... 1445
Montreal Gazette. The 1 413, 1663-
Montreal Condensed Reports 1416
Montreal Directory 1418
MONTRESOR. Memoires 417
MONTROND, de. Abbayes et monasteres. *20
Gaule monastique *20
MONTUCLA. Quadrature dn cerole *605
Monts-de-Piete 265
MONTULE, Ed. D. Voyage en Amerique,
<fcc 1350
MONTYON. Ministrea c614bres de France 423
L'influence des impots sur les
peuples 250
Monumenta Ecclesiastica Anglicani .... 217
Monumenta Historica Britannica 832
HOODIE, Mrs. Roughing it in the Bush. . 1402
Life in the Clearings .... 1402
Contributions to the " Gar-
land" 1408
MOODY, W. Crown Cases Reserved 151
Moon. Influence, <fec., of the, 292, 297, 578, 583
Moon's Orbit 291
MOOHCROFT ("W.) and TREBECK. Travels in
the Himalayas 555
MOORE, E. Poems 861
MOORE, E. F. Cases determined by the
Judicial Committee 152
Appeals from Indian Courts 177
MOORE, F. Voyage to Georgia 1383
MOORE, G. Body in relation to the Mind 72
Power of the Soul over the
Body 72
MOORE, H. Solicitor's Book of Forms . . 130
1814
MOO]
INDEX.
[ITO.E
MOORE, H. Instructions for preparing
Abstracts of Titles 141
MOORE, Hugh. Memoir of Ethan Allen . 1228
Dictionary of Quotations. *784
MOORE, Dr. J. Zeluco *828
MOORE, J. G. Patent Office and Patent
Laws 186
MOORE, J. W. Encyclopaedia of Music . . 721
MOORE, R. On Currency (P) 1127
MOORE, T. Ferns of Great Britain 646
MOORE, Thomas. History of Ireland . . . 400
Memoirs, by Lord J.
Russell 496
Poetical Works 861
Life of Byron 483
Life of Lord Edward
Fitzgerald 488
Life of Sheridan 500
Suppressed letters to
Power *496
MOORSOM, Capt. "W. Letters from Nova
Scotia 1405
MOQUIN-TANDGN. Monographic des hiru-
dinees 641
MORAES, F. de. Palmerin of England .. 897
Moral Philosophy, see Philosophy.
Morale 71, 72, 74
Morale et politique 223
Morale socials *224
Moralistes Franc, ais 71
Morality of Public Men 233
Morals, Public. See Political and Social
Science.
MORANT, P. History of Essex 405
Moravians, see United Brethren.
MORDECAI, Capt. United States Military
Establishment 685
Report of Experiments
on Gunpowder 686
MORE, Hannah. Life of 496
MORE, Sir Thomas. Life of, by Forster . 496
Life of, by Mackin-
tosh 496
Life of, by Roper .. 496
Utopia 239
MOREAU CHRISTOPHE. Droit a 1'oisivete . . 260
Defense du projet de
loi sur les prisons 246
. Probleinede la misere 260
MOREAU, H, Le Myosotis *879
MoiiEAU DE JONNES. E16mens de Statis-
tique 286
MOREAU DE JONNES. Statistique des peu-
ples de 1'antiquite . . . ;
Statistique de la
Grande Bretagne et de 1'Irlande .
La Prusse, son pro-
gres politique et social
MOREAU DE ST. MERY. Loix et constitu-
tions des colonies de St. Domin-
gue, Martinique, &c 151,
Description de 1'Ile
St. Domingue
MOREAU DE LA SARTHE. Notice sur Lava-
ter
MOREL, 1'Abbe. Elemens de critique. . .
Le predicateur
Quatuor pour deux violons ....
MOREL, B. A. Dege'nerescences
MORELL, J. D. Speculative Philosophy
of Europe
MORELL, J. R. Documents connected
with Russian History
Algeria
286
286*
238
1207
1208
494
*19
*19
*722
*631
61
MORELLET. Memoires
MORERI. Dictionnaire
MOREUIL. Dietiounaire des chancelleries
MOREWOOD, S. On Inebriating Liquors .
MORFIT, C. Manufacture of Soap and
Candles
MORGAN (The Buccaneer)
MORGAN, D. On Marriage, Adultery,
and Divorce
MORGAN, James. Will of (P)
MORGAN, J. History of Algiers
MORGAN, J. M. Christian Commonwealth
Hampden in the 19th
Century
MORGAN, W. Political Tracts (P)
On Annuities and Assu-
rances
MORIER, J. Journey through Persia, <fcc.
MORIER, J. P. Campaign in Egypt .{P)
MORIN, Aehille. Discipline des tribunaux
MORIN, Arthur. Du frottement
Experiences sur les
roues hydrauliques
MORIN, Frederic. Saint Francois d'Assise
Philosophic scholasti-
596
1180
240
1136
470
238
238
1141
266
552
1092
210
580
que . . ,
MORIN, Henri.
Des augures
Or et argent.
MORIN, J.
Bottler et cordonnier
Gardes malades . . . .
*20
52
262
737
668
1815
INDEX.
MOKIN, J. Hygiene 067
M^decine domestique 669
Manuel de me'decine 669
Amidonnier et Vermicellier. 737
MORISON, J. Fathers and Founders of
the Missionary Society 43
MOEITZ'S Travels in England 536
MORLEY, W. H. Digest of Keports, In-
dia Courts 177
MORLEY, H. Palissy the Potter 497
Life of Cornelius Agrippa *485
Mormons 1199, 1257, 1662
MORNAND. Guide en Belgique 534
La vie de Paris *883
MORRELL, L. A. The American Shepherd *659
MORRIS, A. Ou Canada . . . . 773
MORRIS, Gouverneur. Life of 1228
MORRIS, Lewis. His Papers 1247
MORRIS, W. Reply to Dr. Strachanon the
Clergy Reserves Question 1198
MORRIS and LVCETT. Of Mollusca 627
MORRISON, C. On Labour and Capital . . 256
On Railway Legislation . . 270
MORRISON, R. Memoirs, by his Widow. 496
British Embassy to China
(P) 934
Philosophical View of China 779
MORSE, J. The American Gazetteer ... 1 340
Mort *668, 661
Morts. Danses des 60
Mortality. Rates of. .256, 266, 286, 297,
298, *67l, 677
See also, Vital Statistics.
Mortality, Bills of 290
Mortgages. Law of 140
Mortmain 142
MORTON, J. Cyclopaedia of Agriculture. 652
Nature and Property of
Soils 651
MORTON, S. G. Crania Americana . . .633, 1184
Crania ^Egyptiaca *&29
Classification of some Races 629
Physical Characteristics. . 1186
MORUS. Son histoire 496
Mosaic Law. On the 19, 214
Mosaic Pavtments 706, 727
MOSCHOS 814
MOSCHZISKER, F. A. Guide to German
Literature 798
MOSELEY, H. Illustrations of Mechanics 745
Principles of Engineering,
Ac.... 708
MOSELEY, J. Law of Inferior Debt Courts 1 $7
Political Elements .. 226
MOSES 19, 214
MOSHEIM, J. Commentaries on Chris-
tianity 23
Ecclesiastical History. ... 23
MOSKOWA, Le P. de la. Souvenirs et recits *883
Mosquito Shore 1361
MOSSE. L'art de gagner sa vie *726
MOSSMAN (S) and BANISTER. Australia
visited 567
MOSSMAN'S Gold Regions 567
MOTHERWELL, W. Ancient and Modern
Minstrelsy 8&2
MOTLEY, J. L. Rise of the Dutch Re-
public 438
MOTTEVILLE, Mme. de. Memoires 416
MOUAT, F. J. Anatomical Plates . 678
MOULAC. Portulan des cotes de la
Manche 538
MOULB, T. Bibliotheea Heraldica 508
Heraldry of Fish 608
MOUNTAIN, Bp. G. J. Songs of the Wild-
erness 845
Thoughts on An-
nexation 14 S6
Sermons 1443
Journal during a Tisit
to Red River 1198
MOUNTAIN, Col. A. S. H. Memoirs and
Letters *496
Mountains , . .291, *5J 9, 585, 620
MOUNTMORRES, Lord. History of Irish
Parliament 120
MOURAVIEFF, A. Hi&tory of the Church
of Russia 30
MOUROIN, de, Dictionuaire grec-frangais. 783
Moyen ge et renaissance 692
Moyen-age. Histoire du 827
MOYSE 19, 214
MOZARD. Sa vie par Stendhal 496
Mozm. Dictionnaire francais-allemand. . 785
MUDIE, R. Heavens, Earth, Sea, Air . . . 585
Feathered Tribes of the Brit-
ish Isles 689
MUFFLING, Baron. My Missions to Con-
stantinople and St. Petersburg. . . . 448
MUGGE, T. Switzerland in 1847 542
Mum, W. Life of Mahomet *56
MULDER, G. J. Chemistry of Wine .... *59&
MULLER, C. O. History and Antiquities
of the Doric Race. . , 323
1816
MUL]
INDEX.
IMUS
MULLER, C. 0. Literature of Ancient
Greece 795
Numismatique d'Alexan-
dre le Grand 312
" Archeologie 310
MULLER, Emile. Habitations ouvrieres. 668
MULLEE, G. P. Voyages et decouvertes
des Russes 1406
MULLEE, J. On Fortification 684
MULLEE, Jean. Sa biographic 496
MULLEE, John. Principles of Physics and
Meteorology 586
On Galvanism *614
On Electricity *614
MULLEE, Max. On Buddhism *55
MULLINS, Miss. Contributions to the
" Garland" 1409
MULLNER. L' expiation 892
Mummies 313
MUNDT, Capt. Our Antipodes 567
Municipal, Droit 21 1-213, 201
Municipal and Agricultural Acts of L. C. 166
Municipal and Road Act of Canada. .... 166
Municipal Manual for Upper Canada. ... 166
Municipal Corporations. England. .(P) 1116
Ireland . .(P) 1097
Municipal Corporations Law 143, 292
MUNOZ, Don Juan B. History of the New
World 1178
MONRO, Sir T. Life by Gleig 496
MUNTANER. Chroniques 414
MUNTZ, T. Krim-Girai, Khan of the
Crimea 447
MURCHISON, Sir R. J. Siluria 620
MURE, "W. Language and Literature of
Ancient Greece 794
MUEENA. Violences publiques 201
MUEET. La verite aux ouvriers 235
MUEGEE. Adeline Protat 882
Scenes de la Boheme *882
Claude et Marianne 885
Le dernier rendez-vous 885
. Les buveurs d'eau 885
MURHARD. Supplement a Martens 96
MURPHY, Mr. All in the Wrong (P) 1134
MURPHY, E. Young Farmer's Class Book 661
MURPHY, J. Russia at the Coronation of
Alexander II *448
MURPHY, J. C. Arabian Antiquities of
Spain 439
Mahometan Empire in
Spain , 439
MUEPHY, R. Theory of Algebraical
Equations 600
MUREAY, A. Victoria Almanac 286
MURRAY, Alexander. History of Euro-
pean Languages 793
MURRAY, Hon. A. M. Letters from the
United States, &c 1372
MURRAY, E. C. G. National Songs of
Roumauia 898
MUREAY, H. Account of Discoveries in
Africa 559
Discoveries in Asia 547
Discoveries in North Ame-
rica, and in the Polar Seas. . . . 528, 1268
History, Industry and Com-
merce of the United States of
Ameriea 1217
MURRAY, Hon. H. A. Lands of the Slave
and the Free 1371
MURRAY, J. Memoir of (P) 1116
MURRAY, John. The Emigrant's Guide . 1437
MUREAY, J. Electricite atmospherique. 590
MUEEAY, P. J. Reformatory Schools . . . 245
MURRAY, R. On Marine Engines, and
Steam Vessels 710
MUERAY, T. B. Account of Pitcairn's
Island 471
MURRAY'S Hand-Books for Travellers. 527, 528
Official Hand-Book of Church
and State 104
MUSCUTT, E. History of Church Laws. . . 217
Musee de Versailles 697
Musee francais 693
Musees de France 693
Musees d'Espagne 693
Musses d'ltalie 693
Musees d'Allemagne 693
Mus6es d'Angleterre, Belgique, Hollande,
Russie 693
MUSGEAVE, G. M. Rambles through Nor-
mandy 540
Pilgrimage into Dau-
phinS *540
MUSGEAVE, Sir R. Memoirs of Irish Re-
bellions 401
MUSHEJ, D. Wrongs of Animals *239
MUSHET, E. Effects of Bank Issues 263
On Currency (P) 1127
Music. History and Art of, 7'20-722,
827, (P) 1124
Of the Church 29
Musiciens. Biographic des 720
1817
MUSJ
INDEX-
[.NAP
Musique 720-722, 827
Musique tacree. 2i
MUSKAU, Prince. M&noires et Voyages. . *535
Egypt and Mehemet- Ali 468
MussET.Alf.de. (Euvres 880
MUSSET, P. de. Romans divers 885
> La vomero *880
La chevre jaune *881
Puylaurens *881
La bavolette. 881
Le Bisc61iais 885
Scenes de la vie Napoli-
taine 885
Sicilienne 885
Romaine. 8
Ve'nitienne 885
= -- ' Comique 885
Italienne 885
Voyage en Italie 542
MUSSET-PATHAY. De la vie et des ou-
vrages de J. J. Rousseau 499
Mustard Seed. As a Cure (P) 941
Mumlmans 56, 307
MUSTON, A. Israel of the Alps *42
MUTHUON, J. Traite* des forges catalanes 765
MYERS, F. Lectures on Great Men 473
MYRAND, D. P. Etudes sur 1'instruclion
publique 1444
Mysticisme 60
Mythologie (Mythology) 309, 310 *690
NADAL, 1'Abbe 1 A. Histoire des Ves-
tales 53
Luxe des dames ro-
maines 324
NADAL, l'Abb6. Eloquence sacree *19
NADATJLT DE BUFFON. Irrigations 656
NADER CHAH. Histoire de 453
History of 453
NAIGEON. Philosophic 57
Memoires sur Diderot 486
Nain Jaune 921
NALSON, J. Historical Collections 383
Names. Family and Christian 508
NANGIS, Guil. de. Chronique 413
NAPIER, Sir C. War in Syria , , ...*.. 456
Baltic Campaign *448
NAPIER, Sir 0. J. Life, by his Brother. . *496
Lights and Shades of
Military Life *683
Administration of
Scinde 460
NAPIER, Sir C. J. Defects of the In-
dian Government 460
On the Colonies. . . 155
NAPIER, Elers. Excursions in S. Africa. 563
NAPIER, H. E. Florentine History 437
NAPIER, J. Art of Dyeing 728
NAPIER, M. Montrose and the Covenanters 398
NAPIER, W. F. P. Conquest of Scinde. . 461
Peninsular War .... 881
NAPIEB'B Practice of Civil Bill Courts, &c. 187
Naples. Political, Social, <fec., by Lord B. *542
Naples. Hist 436,437, (P) 941
Travels in 528, 541
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE 429-431
Discours et opinions 234
Conversations reli-
gieuses 430
Lettres et proclama-
tions 234
Bonaparte au Caire 430
History of 430
Court and Camp of 430
Historic Doubts of
431, (P) 944
Translation de ses
restes mortels . ; , *43 1
- His imprisonment.
(P) 982
On board the Belle-
rophon, in 1815 (P) 1154
and the Bourbons (P) 924
Character of, by
Channing .(P) 946
Character of, by
General Dumouriez (P) 1147
in Egypt and the
East (P) 1090
in the West In-
dies (P) 1091
Invasion of Russia(P) 1092
On his Coronation
by the Pope (P) 1118
Correspondance of-
ficielle *480
NAPOLEON II. Voir REIOHSTADT.
NAPOLEON III. CEuvres 235
Prisoner of Ham 432
Sketch of, by Wikoff. . . 432
Letters of an English-
man, on 433
Life and Writings *433
His Times, by De Puy. . 438
1818
NAP]
INDEX.
[NEA
NAPOLEON III. Political and Histori-
cal "Works 433
NAPOLEON, le Prince. Voyage dans les
mers du nord 1661
NARES, E. Life of Lord Burleigh 380
NARRIEN, J. Astronomy and Geodesy. . 583
Origin and Progress of As-
tronomy 583
NASSAU, ttuil. de. Entretiens avec le
General Montgomery 1263
Natal. History of 469
Natation. Voir Gymnastique.
Natchez. Massacre des 1193
National Debt of Great Britain. 261,
(P) 985, 937-939, 1086, 1087, 1110,
1115, 1116, 1121,1122, 1125, 1129-
1131,1138,1141,1152
National Agricultural Banking Com-
pany (P) 1125
National Defence (P) 1099, 1 107
National Drawing Master 714
National Institution. Report of (P) 1109
National Monuments, &e. Free admis-
sion to (P) 1097
National Prejudices (P) 929
National Property .(P) 1110
National Portrait Gallery 475
National Society. Report of. (P) 923
Native Americanism *49, *179
Natural History 523, 577, *o79, 606-
615, 824, 947
Natural History. Annals of, or Magazine
of Zoology 610
Natural History Society of Montreal.. . . 1445
Natural History. Calcutta Journal of.. 610
Naturalization Laws. Of England 138
United States 186,
285, 297
Natural Philosophy 290, 570-593, 605
(P) 1077, 1084, 1101
Natural Theology 43
Naturalist. Observations of a 290, 303
Nature. Etudes de la 606
Nature Printing. Specimens of .... 646, 663
NAUDET. Du pret a inte're't '267
. Instruction publique chez les
anciens.... 94
Les recompenses chez les Ro-
mains 324
De 1'assistance publique 260
NAUDIN, Tb. Traite de rnne"monique. . . . *775
Nauf rages. Histoire des 1846
Nautical Almanac 290, 687
Nautical Science 576, 577, 599, 604,
686-688, 757, 758
NAUZE.de la. Dissertation sur Pythagore 59
Calendrier egyptien 302
Les peuples de 1'Epire avant
la guerre de Troie ... 821
Chansons de la Gre"ce 796
Naval Annuitant Society (P) 1101
Naval Architecture *295, 709-711, 770, (P) 1101
Naval Arsenal (P) 1131
Naval Biography 477
Naval History of Great Britain 406, (P)
1080, 1133
See also Navy.
Naval and Military Museum and Library
(P) 1101
NAVARETTE'S Account of China 465
NAVARRETE. Les quatre voyages de Co-
lomb 1165
NAVIER. Police de roulage 750
Navigation *511, 521,686-688, 757, 758
Vide also Marine.
Navigation Laws 99, 278-280, (P) 1118,
1152,1153,1155
Navigation Laws, as affecting Canada . . .
1293, 1324, 1825
NAVILLE. Education publique *74
Charite publique 260
Navy Register of United States 686
Navy List 686
Navy, British. Anecdotes of the. 828,
fP) 1142
Pamphlets on the State
of the. . . 1079, 1081, 1083, 1114,
1119, 1142, 1158
NEAL, D. History of the Puritans 38
History of New England 1234
NEALE, E. Life of Duke of Kent 493
NEALE, E. V. Feasts and Fasts 218
NEALE, F. A. Residence in Siam 555
NEALE, J. M. History of the Eastern
Church 30
History of the Patriarchate
of Alexandria 30
Jansenist Church *32
NEANDER, A. Emperor Julian and his
Generation
History of Christian Church
Memorials of Christian Life
Planting of Christian Church
- Life of Jesus Christ
27
23
23
23
22
1819
NEA]
INDEX.
{.NEW
NEATE, C. On Capital Punishment *248
Nebraska Territory 1887
NKCKER. Legislation et commerce dea
grains 250
NECKER DE SAUSSURE. Education pro-
gressive *75
Necromancy 591
Necromancers. Lives of the 478
Needlework 730
NEELE. Romance of English History . . . 848
Negroes (Free) in America (P) 1426
in Canada 1446
See also Slavery.
NEIL, S. Art of Reasoning. 70
Elements of Rhetoric 806
NEILL, P. Fruit, Flower, and Kitchen
Garden *663
NEILSON, Hon. John. The Quebec Gazette.
See PAPINEAU, L. J.
NEILSON, Chs. Account of the Battle of
Beruis's Heights 1264
NEILSON, Peter. Six Years Residence in
the United States 1380
NEILSON, Jos. Observations upon emigra-
tion 1432
NEISON, F. G. P. Vital Statistics 678
NELKENBRECHEE. Manuel des monnaies. 2fi8
NELSON, Lord. Life, by Pettigrew 496
Life, by Southey 496
Vie de, parLamartine. . 496
Dispatches, etc 332
Death of (P) 1150
iN EMESIANUS 822
NEMOURS, Duchesse de. Ale'nioires 416
Nepal and Thibet. Mammalia and Birds,
Catalogue, Ac., of Specimens .... 635
Nepaul 555
NEPOS 823
Neptune Americo. Septentrional 1363
NERON. Recueil d'Edits et Ordonnances 197
NERVAL. Voir GERARD DE.
NESBIT, A. On Land Surveying 749
NESSELRODE 475
NETTEMENT. Ruines morales et intellec-
tuelles 67
Deux ecoles en presence. . . 67
NETTLE, R. Salmon Fisheries of St. Law-
rence *725
NEUMANN <fe BARRETTI'S Spanish Dictionary 786
NEUMANN. Recueil des traites et Con-
ventions.. *443
Neutral Powers. Tracts on 99
1820
Neutral Ships 99, 722
NEVILLE, J. Hydraulic Tables 567
NEWBOLD, T. J. British Settlements in
Straits of Malacca 464
New Brunswick. History of 1337
Journals and Laws... 171
Fisheries, <fec. of 281
Boundary with Canada,
1288, 1294, 1330, 1334, 1432
New Brunswick and United Stales Boun-
daries 1432, 1433
Newcastle Infirmary (P) 1081
New College Lectures 79
NEWCOMB, H. Cyclopedia of Missions. . 43
NEWDEGATE, C. N. Customs Tariffs. . . . 280
New England and her Institutions 845
New Engiana. History of. .1233, 1235, 1240
Historical and Genealogi-
cal Register 1234
Travels in 1382
Newfoundland. Reports upon and History
of . . .281, 1309, 1336, 1337, 1433, 1662
Travels in 1403
Fisheries, &c., of 281
Charts of 1392, 1394
Cases in Supreme Court 171
Legislative Journals. ... 171
Newgate Calendar 194
Newgate Prison. State of (P) 931
New Grenada. Account of *610, 1358
New Haven. Records 188
New Hampshire. History of 1239, 1241
State Laws and Jour-
nals 190
State School Report. . *86
State Agricultural So-
ciety Transactions *660
NEWIL, Ch. Contes excentriques 881
New Jersey. History of 1247, 1420
State Laws 190
Geology of *62l
New Jersey and Newark Historical So-
ciety. Collections of the *1247
NEWLAND, Abraham. Life of. 266
NEWMAN, E. On History of Insects 642
NEWMAN, F.W. Political Economy .... 253
Regal Rome *324
NEWMAN, J. H. Development of Chris-
tian Doctrine 33
On Universities 78
NEWMAN, S. P. Practical Rhetoric 806
New Orleans. Battle of . . , 1267
NEW}
INDEX.
[NIC
NEWPORT, C. Voyage to Dominiqua,
Porto Rico, fec
New Quarterly Review
New South Wales. History of. 4*7 1(P)
Travels in
Newspaper Record
Neivspapers, see Periodical Literature,
Newspapers. Reprints of Old English. .
New Testament, in various languages. . .
NEWTON, Sir I. Opera Ornnia
Principia ,
Principia demonstrated.
Review of Principia.. .
Correspondence with.
Professor Cotes, &c
Sa vie et ses ecrits. . . .
Memoirs, by Brewster,
&c..
On the Prophecies
Temple of Solomon...
New York American Institute
New York Society Library. Catalogue.
New York Historical Society Collec-
tions 1242,
New York. Documents relative to Colo-
nial History of 1242, 1276,
Journals of the Provincial
Congress 180,
Notes of the Convention,
1781
New York (State.) History of 1 241-
1245,
State Catalogue and Reports
of Cabinet of Natural History. . .
State Agricultural Society
Transactions
Census of, for 1 855
State Laws and Journals
State Law Reports
State Legislative Documents. .
State School System^ &c
State Library. Catalogue. . . .
Finances. Ac
Civil and Criminal Justice. . . .
New York City. Pauperism in (P)
New Zealand. Acts of Assembly
Colonization of
History of 40,
Travels in
Niagara Falls . . .
NICANDER
Nicaragua. Hist.
1349
915
1153
566
*914
*354
11
574
575
575
575
575
575
196
17
20
661
905
1427
1663
1268
180
1382
613
661
1245
191
191
191
86
905
1425
191
1153
172
285
471
567
1400
818
1212
Nicaragua. Voyages 1361
NICHOL, J. P. Cyclopaedia of the Physi-
cal Sciences *570
Planet Neptune *582
Architecture of the Hea-
vens , 582
System of the World... 581
Planetary System 582
NICHOLAS, Emperor. What I saw of the . 446
NICHOLLS, Sir G. History of the Poor
Laws 242
NICHOLLS, W. A. National Drawing Mas-
ter 714
NICHOLS, J. Illustrations of Literary
History 805
Literary Anecdotes...... 804
Progresses of James I. ... 382
Index to Gentleman's Mag-
azine. 916
NICHOLSON, Mrs. A. Famine in Ireland. *402
NICHOLSON, J. Operative Mechanic 747
NICHOLSON, P. Encyclopaedia of Archi-
tecture 700
Principles of Architec-
ture 700
Practical Carpentry 700
NICHOLSON, W. Journal of Natural Phi-
losophy 914
NICOL, J. Manual of Mineralogy . . 623
NICOLAS. La Verite sur 1'Empereur.. . *446
NICOLAS, Aug. Etudes sur le christian-
isme 45
NICOLAS. De 1'eclectisme 68
NICOLAS, Sir N. H. Battle of Agincourt 375
Life of Lady Jane
Grey 490
Life and Times of
Hatton 490
Life of Ritson 499
Case of the Barony
of L'Isle 107
Of the Earldom of
Devon 107
Chronology of His-
tory 302
Law of Adulterine
Bastardy 107
Nelson's Dispatches
and Letters 832
Synopsis of the Eng-
lish Peerage 507
NICOLAS, P. H. Royal Marines.. *408
1821
NIC}
IXDEX.
PAGE
NICOLAS, P. H. Calendar of Victory.. . . *408
NICOLAY, C. G. The Oregon Territory.. 1258
NICOLE. Philosophic et morale 63
NICOLINI, G. History of the Jesuits. ... 31
NICOLSON. English, Scotch and Irish His-
torical Libraries 901
NICUESA, Diego de. His Adventures.. . . 1166
NIEBUHR, B. G. Ancient Ethnography and
Geography 320
History of Rome 324
Lectures on the History
of Rome 324
Lectures on Ancient
History
Life and Letters
NIEBUHR, C. Description de 1' Arabic..
Voyage en Arable.. .....
Travels in Arabia.
Recueil de questions
NIEPCE DE SAINT VICTOR. Photographic
NIEPCK, B. Goitre et Cretinisme
NIEUHOFF'S Embassy to China
NIEUHOFF, J. Voyages into Brasil
Niger Flora. By Vogel, Webb, Hooker,
&o., with life of Vogel
Niger. River
Nile. River 528,
NILES, Rev. Sam. Indian and French
Wars
NIMROD. On the Chase, &c
Nineveh 315, 550,
Ninive 315, 550, 553,
NISARD, Ch. Livres populaires
Triumvirat litteraire
. Ennemis de Voltaire
NISARD, U. Renaissance
Etudes sur les poetes latins.
LitteVature francaise
Collection des classiques ...
NISBET. Annals of San Francisco
NITHARD. Dissensions des fils de Louis
le Debonnaire
NIVELLE DE LA CHAusseE. Drames divers
NIZA, Marcos de. Relation de
NOAD, H. M. Chemical Manipulation and
Analysis
Manual of Electricity .....
NOAILLES, Due de. Me'tnoires
NOBLE. D. Psychological Medicine
NOBLE, S. Plenary Inspiration of the
Bible
NOBLE, M. Lives of English Regicides. .
1822
814
497
549
549
549
549
719
678
556
1355
647
561
561
1259
725
553
*316
800
*800
504
800
*819
800
819
1258
413
871
1171
594
590
417
680
17
386
NOBLE, M. Memoirs of the House of
Cromwell 386
History of the College of
Arms 506
Noblesse franfaise 202 *236
NODIER. OEuvres 876
Voyage pittoresque 539
NOEL. Vie de Voltaire 504
NOEL, Baptist. On Church and State. .. 217
NOEL, F. J. Dictionnaire de la fable. . . . 809
Dictionnaire latin 786
NOEL, Jacques. Lettres sur la decouverte
des saults en Canada 1271
Letter to John Groute. . . 1271
NOGENT ST. LAURENS. Legislation des
chemins de fer 213
NOIRMONT. Costumes militaires 428
NOIRON. Banques en France 265
NOIROT. Estimation des biens-fonds .... 208
NOLAN, L. E. History and Tactics of Ca-
valry 683
NOLTE, Vincent. Reminiscences 497
Nomos *580
Non conformity. See Dissent.
Non jurors. History of the 35
See also, KEV, Bishop, Life of.
NONNOS 815
NONNOTTE et CHAUDON. Dictionnaire d'an-
tiphilosophisme *20
NOORT'S Voyage round the World. , . . . . 525
Norfolk (County) Tour in (P) 1076
NORFOLK, W. J. On Banking *262
NOEIE, J. W. Practical Navigation .... 687
NORMAN, B. M. Rambles in Yucatan . . 1373
NORMAN, J. P. On Copyrights, <fec 148
On Patents . . 148
Norman Conquest 372
NORMANBY, Lord. Year of Revolution. . *432
NORMAND. Le vignoledesarchitectes. . . *698
Methode du trace des ombres *698
Normandie 433, 372
NORMANDY, A. Chemical Atlas and Dic-
tionaries *595
Farmer's Manual of Che-
mistry 656
NORRIS, H. Origin, <fcc., of Society for
Promoting Christianity among the
Jews 21
NORRIS, M. Life of Madame de Stae'l . . 486
NORTH, R. Examen of Keunet's History 336
Lives of the Norths 476
North America, see America.
NOS]
INDEX.
North American Review 915
North British Review 915
North Briton. The *226
North "West Company of Canada 281
North West Passage, see Polar Voyages.
Northampton (County.) History 405
NORTHCOTE, J. One Hundred Fables . . . 845
Northmen. Discovery of America by the 1163
NORTON, J. Australian Essays *845
NORTON, J. B. Rebellion in India *461
NORTON, J. P. Scientific Agriculture. .. 655
Norvege. Histoire 451
Voyages 543
NORVINS. Histoire de Napoleon 430
Norway. History of, 451
Policy towards (P) 925
Appeal in behalf of. (P) 925
. Travels in 523, 543
NORWOOD, Col. Voyage to Virginia .... 1383
NOSBAN. Manuel du menuisier 7 39
NOTA. Le philosophe celibataire 891
Notaires, Notarial 211
Notaries 130, 185
Notes and Queries 917
Notes at Paris 33
Notes of Leading English Cases 152
Notes to Recent Leading Cases 152
NOTT, E. Temperance Lectures *242
NOTT, (J. C.) and GLIDDON. Types of Man-
kind 629
Indigenous Races *629
NOTT. Sir W. Memoirs, by Stocqueler. . *460
NOUGAREDE. Lettres sur 1'Angleterre . . 397
NOUGIER. Lettres de change 209
NOUHEN. Poids et mesures 269
Nouveau Monde 1167
Nouveau Brunswick. Histoire 1335
Nouvelle Angleterre. Histoire 1233
Nouvelle Ecosse. Histoire 1335
Geographic et voyages 1403
Missions 1194,1198
Nouvelle Espagne. Voir Mexique.
Nouvelle France. Voir Canada.
NOUVION, V. de. Hist, de Louis Philippe *432
La Guyane 1201
Nova Scotia. Rights of British Crown in 170
- History of 1335-1337,
1412, 1428
Charts of. 1394
Geography and Travels in 1404
Canal to connect Halifax
with the Basin of Mines, &c 1404
Nova Scotia. Journals and Laws of.170, 171
Debates in Parliament of. 170
Industrial Resources of. . . 280
Nova Scotia. Schools of 1428
Almanacs 1428
Novelles de Justinien *93
Novels and Romances, vide the following
Authors : Aguilar, Miss ; Bray,
Mrs. ; Bronte\ Misses ; Bulwer,
Cooper, De Foe, Dickens, D'Israeli,
Edgeworth, Miss; Ferrier, Miss;
Fielding, Gait, Kaliburton, Hope,
Irving, Washington ; James, Jones,
Judd, Kingsley, Lever, Marryat,
Scott, Smollett, Stowe, Thackeray,
Warren, Weber. Vide also, Bar-
bauld's British Novelists.
NOT, W. Grounds and Maxims of Law. 129
Nubia. Travels in 548, 561
Nubie. Histoire 468
NUGENT, Lord. Lands Classical and Sa-
cred 545
Hampden, his party, <fec. 382
Nullities in Law 131
Numidie. Histoire 467
Numismatics. (Numismatique) 312
Pamphlets on. .930, 1105,
1124, 1143
Numismatique francaise 409, *427, 432
NUNEZ, Alvar, Relatione 1204
Relation et naufrages. .. 1204
Relation de la Floride . . 1168
Commentaires 1205
NUNEZ DE TOBOADO. Dictionnaire espa-
gnol-francais 786
NUNEZ, Vasco de Balboa. His Travels and
Adventures 1166
NTJNO GUZMAN. Relation de 1168
NUTTALL, T. North American Sylva. ... 649
OAKELEY. Vie de Saint Augustin *24
Oath of Allegiance 40, 216, 370
Oaths. Profane and Judicial 239,
918, (P) 1085
OBERKIRCH, La baronne d'. Memoires . . *497
O'BRIEN, E. The Lawyer 1 30
O'BRIEN, J. Irish Dictionary 790
O'BRIEN, J. American Military Laws. . 187
O'BRIEN, W. S. Principles of Govern-
ment 225
Observatory at Paris 299
Observatory at Washington 299
1823
&BY]
INDEX.
IOPP
O'BYRNE, W. P. Naval Biographical Dic-
tionary 477
O'CALLAGHAN, Dr. E. B. History of New
York, under the Dutch 1241
Colonial History 1242
Documentary History
of the State of New York 1241
Relations des Jesuites 1430
Jesuits' Relations . . . 1244
O'CALLAGHAN, J. On Usury, &c *145
Occult Sciences. (Sciences Occultes) . . . . 591
Occupation* of the People. . .274, 292, 294, 295
Ocean Navigation. (Sail and Steam)
292, 295, 298
Ocean Telegraph 295
Oceanie. Voir Australia.
OCELLUS LUCANDS 815
OCKLEY, S. History of the Saracens. . . . 456
O'CoNNELL, D. Personal Recollections
of, by Daunt 497
Speeches 121
Trial of 193
O'CONNELL, J. Recollections of a Parlia-
mentary Career 122
O'CONNOR, Arthur. Character of. . . .(P) 1140
Chronicles of Eri . . . 400
O'CoNOR. Irish Military History 682
Odd Fellows 242, 294
ODDOUL. Lettres d'Abelard et d'Hcloise 868
ODENHETMER. On Canon law *214
Odessa and its Inhabitants 547
ODON. Vie de Bouchard 413
ODON DE DEUIL. Croisade de Louis VII. 828
0'DoNOVA"N, J. Four Masters Annals. .. 400
Irish Grammar 790
OEHLENSOHLEGER 881
OERSTED. Soul in Nature 68
OETTINGER. Bibliographic biographique 899
OEXMELIN, A. O. Aventuriers qui se sont
signales dans les Indes 1180
OGAN, A. On Railway Collisions 753
OGILBT, J. America 1175
OGILVIK, J. Imperial Dictionary and
Supplement 792
OGLETHORPE, J. Life of, by W. B. 0.
Peabody 1226
Ohio. State of, History, <fec., 1257, 1386, 1423
State Laws and Documents 190
Expedition centre les fndiens del' 1257
Oiseaux. Voir Ornithologie.
OJEDO, A. de. Voyages 1166
OKE, G. C. Magisterial Synopsis 184
1824
OKE, G. 0. Law of Turnpike Roads *143
OLDFIELD, T. H. B. Representative His-
tory of Britain 108
OLDHAM, T. Geology of the Khasi Hills 622
OLDMIXON, J. History of England 881
British Empire in America 1176
O'LEARY, A. Miscellaneous Tracts 40
OLIER, M. Sa vie 25
Olira, (les) publics par Beugnot 422
OLIPHANT, G. H. Law concerning Horses,
Racing, <fec 1 84
OLIPHANT, L. Journey to Katmandu . . . 555
Notes on Canada 1 286
Russian Shores of the Black
Sea 547
Trans-Caucasian Campaign
of the Turks 448
Minnesota and the FarWest 1387
OLIVER, B. L. Rights of an American
Citizen 179
OLIVER, Peter. The Puritan Common-
wealth 1237
OLMSTEAD, J. M. Noah and his Times. . 19
OLMSTED, D. Rudiments of Natural Phi-
losophy, &c 572
On the Aurora Borealis . . 615
OLMSTED, F. L. American Farmer in
England , *653
. Journey in the Sea-
board Slave States 1382
Journey through Texas 1386
OMALIUS D'HALLOT. Introduction a la geo-
logic 616
Statistique des races
humaines 630
Geologic 616
Elemens de geologic 616
Des roches.. 616
O'MEARA, B. Napoleon in Exile 481
Napoleon en Exil 431
ONDERDONK, Bishop. Trial of 219
O'NEILL, T. Imprisonment in France (P) 1149
Ontario. Chart of Lake 1395
ONTHIER'S Voyage 529
OPDYKE, G. Political Economy 253
Opera 721, 801
Operations tontinieres 26t
Ophyologie 640
Opinions Formation, <fec.; of 225
Opium and the Opium Trade. . .275, 276,
298, *612, 833 (P) 1122
OPPIANCS 815
OPT]
INDEX.
iOTT
PAGE
Optics (Optique) 576-578, 589
Oracles des Sibylles. .* *52
Orange. Monumens antiques a *409
Oratores Attici 815
Oratory 805, 806, 820
ORBIGNY, Ale. d'. Voyage dans 1'Ameri-
que meridionale 1353
Voyage pittoresque dans
les deux Ameriques 1350
Paleontologie 627
ORBIGNY, Ch. d'. Dictionnaire d'histoire
naturelle 606
ORCHARD, Q-. History of Foreign Baptists 41
ORDE, Sir J. Case of (P) 1158
Order of Protestant Episcopal Brothers
proposed (P) 1079
Orders, Religious and Military, of Roman
Catholic Church (P) 925
See Monastic Orders.
ORDERICUS VITALIS. Historia ecclesias-
tica 350
Ordnance Manual, and Instructions 685
Ordnance Survey, Great Britain and Ire-
land. Maps of the 537
Ordonnance de Louis XIV. de 1669 197
Ordonnances des rois de France 197
Ordonnances faites pour la province de
Quebec 161, 162
Ordres religieux . 33, *18
Oregon. Hist 1258
Voyages 1388,1391
Missions 1193-1195
O'REILLY, B. Greenland and the North
West Passage 532
O'REILLY, E. Chronological Account of
Irish Writers 901
Orenoque. Hist 1206
Orfevrerie 731, 728
ORFILA. Recherches medico-legales .... 674
Lemons de me'decine legale, . . . 680
Traite de toxicologie 674
ORIBASE. O3uvres 665
Orient. Histoire 449
Livres eacre's de 1' 56
Guerre d'. Voir Crimea.
Voyages 550
ORIENT, d'. Accomplissement des pro-
pheties 27
Oriental Classics, translated 888-890. (P) 1087
Oriental Collections. The 452
Oriental Herald 913
Oriental Tales 889
Oriental Translation Fund Publications.. 912
ORIGENE. Extraits de ses ceuvres 25
Origins and Inventions 726
Orkney Islands 537
ORLEANS, Ch. d'. Poe"sies 867
ORLEANS, Duchesse d'. Correspondance. *425
ORLOFF. De la peinture en Italie 712
ORME, R. Digest of Election Laws .... 113
Indostan 458, 459
Ornament 703,714, 719
Ornithologic (Ornithology) 638-643,
606-615 (P) 1076
ORPEN, C. E. Anecdotes of the Deaf and
Dumb *87
ORPHEUS 815
ORR'S Circle of the Sciences 577
ORR, Geo. Possession of Louisiana by the
French 1254
ORSINI, F. Austrian Dungeons in Italy. 436
Memoirs *436
ORSINI, 1'abbe. La Vierge 22
ORTIGUE, Jos. d'. Plain chant et musique *19
ORTOLAN. Le ministere public 211
Droit constitutional 101
Institutes de Justinien 92
Legislation romaine 92
Diplomatic de la mer 97
Elements de droit penal *210
OSBORN, S. North-West Passage 1407
Quedah *569
OSBORNE, S. G. Scutari and its Hospitals 546
OSBURN, W. Monumental History of
Egypt 318
OSCAR, King. On Punishments and Prisons 246
OSCAR HONORE. Vie privee d'autrefois 882
OSLER, E. Life of Viscount Exmouth. . . 488
OSSAYE. Comptabilite agricole 1437
Veille'es canadiennes 1437
OSSIAN. Poems 862
Poesies 862
in Ireland (P) 934
OSSOLI, Margaret Fuller. Memoirs *497
Osteological Specimens. List of, in Bri-
tish Museum 636
OTIS, James. Life of, by F. Bowen 1226
- Rights of the British Colo-
nies 1422
OTT, A. Sciences politiqucs et sociales. . *20
Economie sociale 254
Ottawa Country and Scenery 1400, 1481
Ottawa Missions 1195
OTTLEY, W. Y. History of Engraving. . 718
1825
OTT
INDEX.
[PAL
OTTO, Dr. F. History of Ruasian Litera-
ture 798
Ottoman Umpire. Hist 449, 450
OTTONIS, E. Notitia Europoe Rerum . . . . 101
OTWAY. Dramea 891
Poems 862
OUDENKT. Medailles 318
Oudh Royal Libraries. Catalogue of. . . 902
OUDOT, J. Conscience et science du devoir *71
Quest, l\ Voyages dans 1884-1392
OUELIAC. Romans 885
OUSELEY, Sir G. Notices of the Persian
Poets 799
OUSELEY, Sir W. Travels in the East . . 552
Oriental Collections . . 452
OUSKLEY, W. G. Institutions of the
United States 1426
OUTHAM, Lieut. Col. The Conquest of
Scinde 461
OUVAROFF. Antiquites de la Russie .... 445
Ouvriers, (econ. polit.) 259
OVALLK, A. de. Historical Relation of
Chili 1203
OVERMAN, F. On Metallurgy 626
OVID 823
OVIEDO, Di Gonzalo Fernando de. Indie
Occidental! '. 1164
Abrege de 1'histoire dea
Indes 1168
Histoire de Nicaragua 1171
Historia de las Indias. 1173
OWEN, D. D. Geological Survey of Wis-
consin, Iowa, &c 621
OWEN, J, History of the Bible Society. 16
OWEN, Richard. Comparative Anatomy,
<fec. ; of Invertebrate Animals . . . 634
Comparative Anatomy,
<fec., of Vertebrate Animals 634
Structure of the Skele-
ton, &c 577
On Fossil Reptiles, &c. 627
& BELL. Of Fossil Rep-
tilia 627
OWEN, R. D. On Public Buildings in the
United States 705
OWEN, Robert. New View of Society. 236
. On the Manufacturing
system (P) 931
On the Plans of.... (P) 1125
OWEN, W. Welsh Dictionary 790
OWEN, W. F. Voyages to the Shores of
Africa, &c. 660
1826
OWEN, W. F. Tables of Latitudes and
Longitudes 585
Ox. History and Use of the 659
OXENFORD, (J.) and FEILING. Tales from
the German 895
OXENSTIERN. Peusees et r6flexions mo-
rales 72
Oxford (County) Guide (P) 1077
Oxford Colleges and University. History,
Statutes, &c., of 77, 78, (P; 1160
Oxford Essays 845, 846
Oxford Prize Poems 86
OZANAM, A. F. ffiuvres completes .... 879
OZANAM. Recreations in Mathematics
and Philosophy 605
PACCA, Cardinal. Memoirs by 436
Pacific Ocean. Voyages to the 570
Pacific Railroad. See Railways.
PACINI, E. La Marine *428
LaGuyane 1201
PAGAN, Comte de. River of the Ama-
zones in America 1357
PAGAN, W. Road Reform 270
Pagani&me 27, 52
PAGE, Th. La revolution du Mexique .. 1216
PAGES, M. de. Voyages autour du monde 1348
Nouveaux voyages 1348
PAGET, J. Hungary and Transylvania . . 443
PAIGNON, Eug. Societes en commandite. *208
PAILLIET. Manuel du droit francais .... 204
PAINE, T. Rights of Man, Common Sense,
and other Writings *226
Rights of Man, Observations
thereon 228 (P) 1116
Life and Writings (P) 1090
On Finance (P) 1099
Age of Reason, Reply thereto
(P) 1085
History and Art of. .689-716, 847
English Galleries of. .527, 693, 713
Paintings. Portrait of the Queen, by
Partridge 1656
Portraits of the Speakers,
by Mr. Hamel 1656
By. Paul Kane 1658
Painting.
Painting in Glass 704
Palaeography (Paleographie) 774
Palaeontology (PaUontologie) 613-627
Palseontographical Society's Publications 627
Palais de cristal 768
PALAISEAU. Encyclopedic commercial c . 271
PAL]
INDEX.
[_PAR
Palestine. See Holy Land.
PALETHORPE, J. Equalization of Scrip-
ture Money 18
PALEY, W. Law of Principal and Agent 146
PALEY, Dean. Life and Works 43
Reasons for Contentment
(P) 1100
PALFREY, Wm. Life of, by J. G. Palfrey 1226
PALGRAVE, Sir. P. History of Normandy
and England *372
History of England.. H34
English Commonwealth 101
Truths and Fictions of
the Middle Ages 846
PALISSER, Admiral. Life, by Hunt .... 479
PALISSY. (Euvres 734
Life, by Morley 497
PALLADIUS 823
PALLAS. Voyage en Russie 546
PALLEGOIX. Royaume de Thai ou Siam. 466
PALLISER, J. The Solitary Hunter 1338
PALMER, J. On Appeals from the Colo-
nies 106
On Appeals to the House of
Lords 106
PALMER, John. Travels in the United
States 1368
PALMER, S. Dictionary of Terms in Ana-
tomy 671
PALMER, W. Dissertations on the Ortho-
dox Communion 30
PALMER, Wm. On Relief of the Poor . . *242
PALMER, W. Origines Liturgies 28
PALMERSTON, Viscount. On Foreign Af-
fairs administered by 231
Opinions of ... 231
PALSGRATE. Langue franchise 787
PAMBOUR, Comte de. On Locomotive En-
gines 751
Pamphleteer. The 923-946
Pamphlets. English 1075-1161
; American 1419-1428
Canadian 1428-1446
On the Church, &c 51
Legal 128
On Divorce *240
On Capital Punishment, &c. 248
On India 83. 275, 464, 679
On Navigation, &c 688
On Railways 270, 755
- By Henry Drummond. .232, 217
Various . . 232
Panegyrici Veteres 823
Panama. Isthmus of 1348, 1349
See Darien ; Tehuantepec.
Expedition to 1419
Pandectes 92
PANSERON. Solf6ge concertant *722
Papacy. See Rome, Church of.
Papal Aggression, in 1850. Pamphlets on 1160
Papal Question 33, 215, 228, 230, 917
Papaute 31, 67
PAPE, Jacques. Memoir es 416
Paper-making 732, 733, (P) 1088
Papes. Hist, cles *31
Papier. Fabrication du , 733
Papier-mache 706
Papillons 642
PAPINEAU, (L. J.) and NEILSON, (John)
Letter on the Union of the Ca-
nadas 1282
Insurrection du Bas
Canada 1434
PAPON. Recueil d'arrets 199
PAPWORTH, J. W. and W. Museums, Li-
braries, and Picture Galleries . . . 705
PAQTTIN, Rev, M. Evenemens de St. Eus-
tache 1283
PARACELSE *881
Paraguay. Hist 1203, 1204, *510
Geogr. & Voyages 1352-1354, 1357
Missions 1193
PARAMELLE. Art de decouvrir les sources 623
PARDESSUS. Ordonnances des rois 197
Traite des servitudes 207
Traite" du contrat 209
Jurisprudence commercials . 209
Droit commercial 209
Diplomes, chartes, (fee 420
Memoires sur les differents
93
272
rapports sous lesquels 1'age 6tait
consid^re dans la legislation ro-
maine
Le commerce de la soie ....
PARDIQON. Episodes des journe'es de
juin *432
PARDOE, Miss. Court and Reign of Fran-
cis I 424
River and the Desart. . . *540
City of the Sultan *551
City of the Magyar *544
PARENT-DUCHATELET. Hygiene publique. 676
Prostitution a Paris 259
PARENT, Etienne. Economic politique . . 254
BBB 1827
P.4J2]
INDEX.
[PAS
PAOM
PARENT, Etienne. Discours et lectures . . 1445
Le Canadien 1413
PARETO, R. Irrigation 657
Paris 433, 539
Paris illustre. son histoire, &c 539
Paris. Its Buildings and Revolutions . . . 433
Paris (Imperial), by Jerrold 434
Paris and its environs *539
PARIS, E. Du mecanisme a vapeur 751
Construction navale 710
PARIS, Louis. Negotiations 422
PARIS DE L'EPINARD. Memoires 428
PARIS, Mathieu. La jacquerie 424
PARIS, Paulin. Manuscrits francais .... 903
PARISET, Mme. Maitresse de maisou . . . 736
PARISH, A. Sea Officer's Manual *687
PARISH, H. Diplomatic History of
Greece 450
PARISH, Sir "W. Buenos Ayres and Rio
de la Plata 1205
Parish Law and Parochial System. .*50,
134, 218, 220
PARK, Mungo. Travels in Africa 563
Voyages en Afrique . . . 559
PARKER, A. J. New York Law Reports *191
PARKER, N. H. Iowa, as it is in 1855 . . . 1387
PARKER, W, Voyage to Margarita, Ja-
maica, &c 1859
PARKES, J. History of the Court of Chan-
cery . . ." 135
PARKINSON, R Tour in America 661
PARKMAN, F. Conspiracy of Pontiac... 1260
Prairie and Rocky Moun-
tain Life 1388
PARKYNS, M. Life in Abyssinia 562
Parliament, History of 102, 108, 117
Septennial. Histoiy, <fec., of
the (P) 1133
Law, Practice and Privileges
of 110-112,229
Pamphlets on the Privileges
of. ..110, 112, 1084, 1114,1120,
1123, 1133,1138, 1147, 1151, 1158
Parliament of 1784, considered 119, (P)
1116, 1144
Parliament. New House of (P) 1158
Parliaments. Annual (P) 942, 1077
Use and Abuse of 117
Opinions on the Authority
108
of
Parliamentary History and Debates ....
General Index . .
1828
119
119
Parliamentary Reform. Pamphlets and
Speeches on 922, 923, 927,
929, 939, 941, 1075, 1076, 1079,
1084, 1086, 1091, 1098, 1109, 1114,
1115, 1117, 1119, 1122, 1132, 1138,
1139, 1144, 1146, 1149, 1152, 1153
Parliamentary and Political Pamphlets,
(including Election Speeches, <fec.)
227, 228, 232, 235, 928, 937-939,
944, 1075-1083, 1086, 1087, 1089-
1091,1093,1097-1101, 1103-11*10,
1 113-1123, 1132-1141, 1145-1147,
1149,1150,1152-1154, 1157, 1158
Parliamentary Gazetteer of Great Britain
and Ireland *536
Pai'liamentary Papers 117
Papers concerning Ca-
nada. Indexes to 1287-1334
Parliamentary Portraits 122
Parliamentary Register of Ireland 120
Parliamentary "Writs 340
PARMINTER, G. H. Materials for an Eng-
lish Grammar 793
PARNELL, Sir H. Penal Laws against
Roman Catholics (P) 938
PARNELL, T. Poems 862
PARNY. Poesies 873
Parochial System. See Parish.
Paroisses. Administration des 220
PARR, Dr. S. Catalogue of the Library of 902
Memoirs, by Field 497
by Johnson 497
Works 846
PARROT, F. Ascent of Mount Ararat. . . 552
PARROT. Epuration des eaux 767
PARRY, C. H. Parliaments and Councils
of England 117
PARRY, W. E. Memoirs *532
North-West Voyages . . . 530
PARSONS, A. Law of Wills 142
PARSONS, C. G. Inside View of Slavery. 1382
PARSONS, T. Elements of Mercantile Law 147
PARSONS, Usher. Life of Sir Win. Pep-
perwell 1227
Partnership. Law of 144, 185, 255, 267
Party. History of 229
Party Spirit. On (P) 1433
PASCAL, Tabbed Liturgie *18
PASCAL, A. Galerie des Victoires.- 423
L'Empereur et la Garde Im-
periale *429
PASCAL, Blaise. Pense'es 71
PAS']
INDEX.
\_PAY
PASCAL, Blaise. Provinciates 46
Sa vie et son caractere . *7 1
PASCAL, Jacqueline. Par Victor Cousin. 71
PASHLEY, R. Pauperism and Poor Laws. 242
Travels in Crete 545
PASLEY, C. W. On Measures, Weights,
and Money 269
PASQUIER, le Baron 475
PASQUIER, Et. CEuvres choisies 868
Passenger Laws of England 147, 148
Passenger Laws of United States 285
Passions. Their Origin and Progress. .. 72
Medecine des .'. . 73, 668
Passions. The, Personified (P) 1102
Passive Obedience 224
PASSY. Des richesses 267
De la civilisation 308
Formes de gouvernement 224
Physiocrates . .... 251
Systemes de culture 653
Paston Letters 375
PASTORET, de. Histoire de la legislation . 88
Moyse comme legislateur. 1 9
Zoroastre, Confucius et
Mahomet compares 56
Ordonnances des rois . . . . 197
Lois commerciales et
somptuaires des Remains 93
Commerce des Romaius. 272
Marie Therese . . 427
Patagonia. History of 1206
Patagonie. Histoire 1206
PATAILLE, J. Propriete iadustrielle .... *100
Patentes. Voir Brevets d'invention.
Patents in Great Britain and Ireland.
Works relating to 739-741
in France 741
in the United States 741 (P) 1425
Patents. Law of. 89, 148
in the United States,
186, 299
See also, International Copyright.
PATERCULUS 823
PATERSON, J., <fec. Common Law Practice *131
PATERSON, W. Central America 1361
PATISSIER. Etablissemens thermaux 670
PATMORE, P. J. My Friends, <fec 805
Patna. Account of the Materia Medica of 679
Patois *788
PATON, A. A. Account of Servia 545
Highlands and Inlands of
the Adriatic - 544
PATON, A. A.
PAOB
Hungary and Transylvania 544
The Goth and the Hun ... 443
La France ancienne et moderne. 410
Upper Canada Contested
Patria.
PATRICK, A.
Elections 117
Pau, Chateau de *409
PAUL, Father. On Ecclesiastical Benefices,
and Revenues 216
Rights of Sovereigns and
Subjects 216
PAUL, Adrien. Le chevalier deFloustignac *881
Blanche Mortimer *881
PAUL, R. B. Canterbury, New Zealand. *568
PAULET. Des engrais 656
PAULI. Life of Alfred the Great 350
PAULIN-DESORMEAUX, A. O. Manuel de
1'armurier 731
Manuel du
fabricant d'objets en caoutchouc. . 738
Manuel du
patinage 723
Manuel du
tonnelier 739
Manuel du
treillageur 664
PAULIN, Gustave. Manuel du sap:ur-
pompier 731
PAULIN, Nicolas. Proces-verbal, ou His-
toire de la Ligue 416
PAULIN-PARIS. Mauuscrits francais 903
PAULIN, le P. Voyage aux Indes *553
PAULL, J. OnBurdett and J. H.Tooke.(P) 1088
Pauperisme 242, 260
PAUSANIAS 815
PAUTET DU PARC-IS. Blason 506
PAUTET, J. F. J. Economic politique. . . 250
PAUTHIER. Les livres sacres de POrieut. 56
PAUTHIER et BASIN. Histoire et descrip-
tion de la Chine 465
PAUW, M. de. Recherches sur les
Americaius 1181
PAVIE, Th. Recits divers 885
Yu-ki le raagicien *880
Rosita *880
Souvenirs atlantiques 1370
Pavements 294
See also, Mosaic Pavements.
PAVY, L. A. Celibat ecclesiastique .... 221
PAXTON, P. A Stray Yankee in Texas. . 1386
PAXTON (J.) and LINDLEY. Botanical dic-
tionary 645
PAYEN, A. Des substances alimentaires . 668
INDEX.
[PEL
PAOB
PAYEN, A. Maladies des pommes de terre 661
Chiruie industrielle 734
La chimie enseignee en 26
lecons 697
Dveloppement des ve"getaux 647
PAYEN et CHEVALIEE. Traite des rSactifs 597
PAYEN, J. F. Notice bio -bibliographique
sur la Boetie 71
PAYMENT, Rev. M. Mission du St. Mau-
rice 1194
PAYNE, C. W. Ceylon *558
PAYNE, John. Table for valuing Labor
and Stores 267
Pays, (le) 1414
Paysans. Histoire des 327, 424
Pays Bas Histoire des 439
PEABODY, 0. W. B. Life of John Sullivan 1226
PEABODY, W. B. 0. Life of Alexander
Wilson 1226
Life of 'Cotton
Mather 1226
Life of Israel Put-
nain 1226
Life of David
Brainerd 1226
Life of James Ogle-
thorpe 1226
Peace Question 242
PEAKE, J. On Naval Architecture 710
PEALE, Rembrandt. Skeleton of the
Mammoth 1183
PEARCE, R. R. History of the Inns and
Courts of Chancery 135
PEARSON, H. Common Law Procedure . 131
PEARSON, J. Exposition of the Creed. . . 28
PEARSON, W. Introduction to Astronomy 582
Peat-Bogs. Cultivation (P) 929
PEBREU, P. Finance of Great Britain. . . 261
Histoire financiere de la
Grande Bretagne 261
PECCHIO. Economic politique en Italic. . 249
Peche 723-725
Pecheries 281, 1336
PECK, J. H. Trial on Impeachment. . . . *194
PEOK, J. M. Life of Daniel Boone 1226
PEOKWELL, R. H. Controverted Election
Cases 115
PECLET. Trait6 de physique 573
Traite" de la chaleur 590, 766
Traite" de 1'eclairage 766
PEDDIE, A. Of Delirium Tremens 66V
Pedestrianism (P) 1136
1830
'EDRONI, fils. Falsification des drogues . 674
L'art du souffleur a la lampe. 789
'EEL, Sir R. Speeches 121
Life and Times 231
Life by Doubleday 231
Memoirs 230
Opinions 231
And his Era 231
Etude d'histoire contem-
933
1121
507
791
poraine, par Guizot *230
Peers. See Lords, House of.
Pqers for Life. On the Creating of. 1 07
(P) 1121
Peer's Son. (Scottish), Parliamentary
qualification of ( P)
Reform (P)
Peerages of Great Britain and Ireland . .
?EGGE, S. Of the English Language. . . .
PEGGS, J. India's Cries to British Hu-
manity 461
Peine de rnort 247, 948
Peintres. Histoire des *712
Pem<wre(Beaux Arts). .711-716, 689-698, 847
Voir Painting.
Peinture (Arts industriels) 738
Peinture a V aquarelle 715
PEIRCE, B. Analytic Mechanics *601
PEIRCE, W. Principles and policy of the
Methodists 41
PELET. Succession d'Espagne 421
Cartes 539
Champs de bataille de Napoleon 429
Campagnes de Napole'on 429
PKLET DE LA LOZERE. Histoire des
Etats-Unis 1218
PELICOT, Eugene. Analyse et composi-
tion chimique de la betterave. . . . 662
PELIGOT. Fabrication du sucre 737
PELLATT. Curiosities of Glass-making . . 704
PELLAULT. L'Art de s'enrichir 657
PELLETAN, E. Profession de foi du dix-
neuvieme siecle 69
Pelleteries 281, 282
PELLETIER. Formation des trombes .... 588
PELLICO, Silvio. Mes prisons 894
Devoirs des hommes . . 894
Franchise de Rimini . . . 891
PELLISSON. CEuvres : . . . 868
PELOUZE, Edm. L'art du maitre de forges 767
Traite" de 1'eclairage au
gaz 766
Fabrication du coke. . . . 766
PEL]
INDEX.
[PER
PELOUZE et TREMERY. Notions de chimie 597
PELSART. Voyage to Australasia 565
PELTIER. Dictionnaire des Conciles.... *18
PEMBERTON, T. Privilege of the House
of Commons Ill
PEMBROKE, Earl of. Account of his seat,
Wilton House (P) 1076
Penal, Droit 210, 211
Penal Codes in Europe 90, 229
Penal Codes in England 133, (P) 935, 936
Penal Codes in France 204, 210
Penal Codes of Louisiana 189
Penal Code for India 173
Reports of Law
Commissioners on 173
Sir L. Peel on . . 173
Penal Colonies 254
Penal Jurisprudence 246
Penal Law. See Criminal Law.
Peninsular War 331, 682
Penins-ule. Guerre de la 331, 682
Penitentiaries 246
See Houses of Correction ; Prisons.
PENN, Admiral. Memorials, by G. Penn. 497
PENN, "W. Biography, by Dixon. . . .497, 1227
Life of, by G. E. Ellis 1226
Vie de, par J. Mavsillac .... 1227
Memoirs and Writings of. ... 1246
PENNANT'S Tours in Scotland 537
Pennsylvania. Hist. . .1245-1247,' 1220, 1420
Voyages 1382,1383
State Laws 190
Records and Archives. . 1245
Present state of, (1857) . *274
Iron and Coal in *625
Pennsylvania Historical Society. Me-
moirs of the 1246
Penny Cyclopaedia 908
PENONVILLE. Musee frangais 693
Penscellwood Papers 248
Pensylvanie. Voir Pennsylvania.
PEPE, Lieut.-Gen. Scenes and Events in
Italy 436
PEPPERRELL, Sir Wrn. Life of, by Usher
Parsons 1 227
PEPYS, S. Diary, etc., by Lord Braybrook 388
Perception. On (P) 925
PERCEVAL, Rt. Hon. S. Life and Admini-
stration 395
Speech on Catho-
lic Question , . . 1 20
Percy Anecdotes ... 828
PERCY, Bp. Reliques of old English
Poetry 862
PERDONNET. Des chemins de fer. ...... 753
PEREIRA, J. Materia Medica and Thera-
peutics 67 1
On Food and Diet 668
On Polarized Light 588
PERENNES. Biographic chre"tienne *19
Peres de Feglise 25, 26
Perfectionnement 'moral 71
Perfumery 737
PERIER, Casimir. Opinions et discours. . *234
PERIES, J. Traduction de Machiavel . . . 222
PBAIGAL, H. Contributions to Kinematics 601
Perils of the Nation 232
PERIN, Rene. L'Incendie du cap 1208
Periodical Literature 912-922
History of, 297, 802,
914, 1179
Index to 914
(Canadian.) 1413-
1418, 1663
Periodiques 912-922
PERKINS, E. T. Rovings on the Pacific. . 570
PERKINS, James H. Annals of the West. 1256
PERLEY, M. H. On the Fisheries 281
PERNETTI, 1'Abbe. De 1'Amerique et des
Americains 1181
Voyage aux iles Ma-
louines *570
PERO DE MAQALHANES BE GANDAVO. His-
toire de la Province de Santa-Cruz 1171
PERODEAUD. Lois de navigation 278
PERON. Voyage aux terres australes. .. 568
Voyage to Southern Lands .... 565
Perou. Histoire 1202
Antiquit6s 1188
Missions 1193
Voyages 1357, 1350-1353
Perpetual Motion (P) 939
PERRAULT, C. Contes *869
PERRAULT, J. F. Plan d'education 1411
Questions et reponses
sur le droit criminel 163
PERRET. Catacombes de Rome *24
PERRIN, M. L. Code des constructions. . 207
PERRIN, J. B. Trait6 des nullite"s de droit 210
PERRIN DU LAC. Voyage dans les deux
Louisianes 1384
PERRING, J. E. Pyramids of Gizeh .... 319
PERRODIL. Dictionnaire des heresies. . . 27
PERRON. Le Naceri 688
1831
INDEX.
[PHI
PERROT, A. M. Construction des cartes
geographiques 738
Manuel du graveur .... 719
Ordres de chevalerie . . . 508
PERBOT, A. P. Dictionnaire de voirie . . 201
PERRY, Sir E. Bird's Eye View in India. 654
Oriental Cases *177
PERRY, (H. J.) and KNAPP. Cases of Con-
troverted Elections 116
PERRY, Commodore M. C. Japan Expe-
dition *558
PERRY, S. French Revolution, &c...(P) 1140
PERRY, W. 0. History of the Franks. . *327
Perse. Histoire 99, 453, 456
Voyages 552
Economic politique 249
Persia. History of . . .99, 453, 456
Travels in 552, 553, 55^
Languages of 778, 779, 948
Persian Gardening 660
Persian Literature 889
PERSIGNY. Entreprise de L. N. Bonaparte *432
PERSIL, E. Des societes commerciales. . 209
De la lettre de change 209
PERSIL, J. C. Regime hypothecate 208
Questions sur les privileges 208
PERSICS 823
Personal Property 141
PERSOZ, J. Impression des tissus 729
Perspective 714
PERT, Thos. Voyage to Brazil, &c 1348
PERTHES, F. Memoirs, by C. T. Perthes 497
Peru. History of 1202
Antiquities of 1183
Geography and Voyages. .1350-
1353, 1357
PESSON MAISONNEUVE. Manuel du pecheur 723
Pestilences and Pestilential fevers, 245,
888, 675, 679, (P) 930, 935, 942
See also Cholera.
PETACHIA, Rabbi. Travels. . . . *21
PETER THE GREAT. Memoir of 446
His Policy 231
PETER LANGTOFT'S Chronicle 363
PETERBOROUGH. Charles Mordaunt, Earl
of. Memoir, by "Warburton 497
PETERKIN, A. Laws of Church of Scot-
land 218
PETERMANN, Dr. A. Geographical Com-
munications 1843
PETERS, R. Digest of Decisions in United
States Courts 185
1832
PETERS, Dr. S. A. History of Connecticut 1239
PETERSDORFF, C. Abridgment of Common
Law ; with supplement 152
PETERSON, Rev. E. History of Rhode
Island and Newport 1289
PETIT> M. Trait6 des surencheres 208
PETIT, E. Droit public, ou gouvernement
des colonies 154
Dissertations sur le droit des
colonies 154, 1207
PETIT-RADEL. Denis d'Halicarnasse .... 821
Anciennes villes d'Espagne 489
PETITOT. M6moires, lere. et 2de. series
414, 416
Petits poetes francais 878
PETRAROA, Rime di 892
PETRARCH. Life, by Campbell 497
PETRARQUE. Poesies 892
PETRIE, G. Round Towers of Ireland . . . *400
PETRIE, S. Report of the Cricklade case 116
Petrifactions 623
PETRONIUS 823
PETTIGREW, T. J. History of Egyptian
Mummies 313
PETTUS, Sir J. Fodinae Regales 149
PETYT, W. Lex Parliamentaria 110
Right of the Commons 110
PETZHOLDT, J. On Agricultural Chemistry 655
PEUCHET et TREMERY. Manuel du Ban-
quier 265
PEOCHET. Commerce europ6en dans les
Indes 1176
PEYRARD. Commentaires sur Archimede 580
Commentaires sur Eucltde . . 601
PEYRE, A. F. Antiquite's de Treves .... 324
PEYRKT LALLIER. Legislation des mines. *206
PH^EDRUS 823
Pharmacie 674
Pharmacopoeias. 674, 679, 735
PHELAN, W. Remains 40
Phenomenes 6conomiques 254
Phenix, The ; A revival of scarce pieces 375
Philadelphia, Magnetical Observations . . 587
Philadelphia. Histoire 1247
Philip Musgrave ; or, Memoirs of a Mis-
sionary ..., 1198
PHILIPPE AUGUSTE *426
PHILIPPE, Jean. Memoires 415
Philippine Islands 569
PHILIPPO, Rev. J. M. Jamaica 1210
PHILIPPS, J. Election Cases 115
PHILIPPS, Capt. Voyage to Barbadoes .. 1359
INDEX.
{.PIC
PAOK
PHILIPPSOHN, L. Lectures on Judaism . 21
PHILIPS, A. Poems 862
PHILIPS, J. Poems 862
PHILIPS, Miles. Voyage to Mexico .... 1372
PHILLIMOEE, J. G. Law of Evidence. . . 132
Principles and Max-
ims of Jurisprudence
PHILLIMOEE, R. Life of Lord Lyttleton . 494
Law of Domicil 95
On International Law. . 95
PHILLIPPS, S. M. State Trials 193
PHILLIPPS, (S. M.). and ARNOLD. On the
Law of Evidence 132
PHILLIPS, Captain. Journal on Coast of
Africa 563
PHILLIPS. C. Specimens of Irish Elo-
quence 121
PHILLIPS, G. Droit ecclesiastique *215
PHILLIPS, J. Manual of Geology 617
wall
Palaeozoic Fossils of Corn-
The Malvern Hills, <fec. ...
618
619
PHILLIPS. J. A. Gold-mining and Assay-
ing 625
PHILLIPS, Sir R. Million of Facts 908
PHILLIPS, W. Introduction to Mineralogy 623
On Protection and Free
Trade 278
PHILLIPS, W. L. Worlds beyond the
Earth 582
PHILLPOTTS, Dr. H. Letter to C. Butler. 34
Political Tracts on Roman
Catholic Questions, the Edinburgh
Review, &c. ., 1089, 1097
PHILO JUD^EUS. "Works translated 21
Philological Society's Proceedings 775
Philologie. (Philology) 774-794, *612, *912
Pamphlets on 1075,
' 1087,1105,1157
Philosophical Instruments in the Library 1659
Philosophical Transactions 911
Philosophical Magazine (1798-1852) 914
London and Edin-
burgh 914
London, Edin-
burgh, and Dublin 914
Philosophic 57-74, 607
Philosophic ancienne 59
Philosophic moderne 61
Philosophic chinoise 58
Philosophic indienne 58, 66, 53-56
Philosophic allemande 65, 66
Philosophic religieuse 68, 45, 46
Philosophic du XIX. siecle 69
Philosophic scolastique 60
Philosophic catholique 68
Philosophic de I' Orient 53-56
Philosophic sancrite 58
Philosophy. Mental and Moral . 57-73,
917-919, (P) 924, 940, 1075, 1141
Philosophy in Sport 571
Philostratarum et Collistrati Opera 815
PHIPPS. Voyage towards the North Pole 530
Voyage au pole boreal 530
PHIPS, W. Life of, by F. Bowen 1226
Phoenicia 320
Phonography "614, *793
Photographic Illustrations of Scripture.. *719
Photographic Magazine *719
"Photographic Society's Journal 719
Photographic (Photography) 719, 578, 727, 732
Phrenological Journal 632
Phr'enologie (Phrenology) .632, 581, 847, 917
Phrenology applied to Education .. .(P)
926, 943
Physical Atlasses 512, 579
Physical Geography .. 509, 512,. 576, 579, 614
Physical Science 570-593, *614
Physiocrates 251
Physiognomy 632, 808
Physiologic (Physiology) . .630-632, 670,
3, 577, 597, 668, 670
Physiologic vegitale 647-656
Voir Botanique.
Physiologic intellectuelle 73
Physionomie 632
Physionomiste des dames 632
Physique 570-593, 610-615
Physique appliquee 731
PIOART, B. Ceremonies religieuses 28
Superstitions 28
PICHON, Th. Cap Breton 1338
PICHOT, A. Les Mormons 1199
PICKEN, A. L. Contributions to the " Gar-
land" *1409
PICKERING, C. Races of Men 628
PICKERING, P. A. On "Treating" at
Elections 114
PICKETT, A. J. History of Alabama,
Georgia, and Mississippi 1250
PICKETT, W. V. New System of Archi-
tecture 699
PICOT, M. J. P. Memoire pour servir a
1'histoire ecclesiastique 24
1833
p/ci
INDEX.
IPLA
PICOT, 0. Code Napoleon *204
PICTET, A. Du beau dans les arts 689
PICTET, C. Tableau des Etats-Unis 1376
PICTET, F. J. Trait6 de paleontologie . . 627
PICTON, Gen. Sir T. Memoirs, by Robin-
son 498
Pictorial History of England 337
PIE IX 31, 436
Actes de *221
Pieces d'eloquence 805
Piedmont. History of .... 437
Waldenses of . .^ 41, 42
Piedmontese Revolution (P) 937
PIERQUIN DE GEUBLOUX. Patois *788
Pierres. Coupe des 702, 738
PIEREON. Voir ARISTOTE et PLUTARQUE.
PIERROT. Theologie morale *18
Theologie dogmatique 18
PIEES. Ploughman's Vision 374
PIESSE, G. W. Art ot Perfumery 737
PIGAFETTA, A. On Navigation 686
Voyage round the World 524
PIGEAU. Procedure civile 210
Procedure du Chatelet 202
PIGNOTTI, L. History of Tuscany 437
PIGOTT, G. Manual of Scandinavian My-
thology 310
PIHAN. Elemeus de la grammaire alge-
rienne 780
PIKE, Z. M. Life of, by H. Whiting . . . 1226
Travels through the Western
Territories of North America. . . . 1368
Pilgrim, Wanderings of a, in search of
the Picturesque 554
PILKINGTON, M. Dictionary of Painters . 713
PILLANS, J. Contributions to Education.
Rationale of Discipline ....
76
81
925
471
Pillory. Use of the (P)
PILORGEEIE. Histoire de Botany Bay . .
PILPAT. Fables 889
PIMODAN. Scenes dTtalie 886
PINCHION, W. Jews' Synagogue 21
PiNON. P. Manuel de bibliographic uni-
verselle *899
PINDAR 815, 796
PINEL. Traite medico-philosophique . . . 679
PINET. Le duel en jurisprudence *241
PINHEIRO. Manuel du citoyen *224
PINKERTON, J. Collection of Voyages and
Travels 523, 1345
11 Origin and Progress of
Discovery 521
1834
PAO
PINKERTON, J. Literary Correspondence 806
Early Historyof Scotland 397
Scotland under the Stu-
arts to Queen Mary 397
On Rocks 620
PINKNEY, W. Life of, by H. Wheaton. . 122&
PINNEY, J. Duration of Human Life. .. 667
PINNOCK, W. H. Laws of the Church
and Clergy 218
PINZON, V. Y. His Voyage 1166
PIRON. Poesies diverses 870, 873
Pisciculture 640
PISTOYE et DUVERDY. Des prises mari-
times 97
Pitcairri's Island 471, 570
PITCAIBN, R. Criminal Trials of Scotland 194
PITHOU. Libertes gallicanes 220
I'ITISCUS. Lexicon antiquitatum 323
PITKIN, T. Commerce of United States. 1231
History of the United States 1218
PITMAN, (B ) and PROSSER, (R. P.) Re-
porter's Companion *776
PITMAN, E. D. Law of Principal and
Surety 146
Prrou, Louis Ange. Voyage a Cayenne,
<fec 1350
PITT, C. Poems 862
PITT, Right Hon. W. Life, by Tomline.. 394
- Life, byGifford... 395
Speeches 120
Pius VII. Journey and Imprisonment (P) 926
Remonstrance to (P)
See PIE IX ; MAGUIRE, J. F.
940
415
Pius IX.
PIZAN, Christine de. Moeurs de Charles V.
PIZARRO, Francesco. Relatione des Fran-
cesco Xerea 1202
Relation veridique
de la couquete du Perou 1202
D'un secretario di
Francesco Pizarro 1202
Relation de son
voyage a Xauxa 1168
PIZARRO, HERNANDO et FRANCESCO. Rel-
atioue d'un capitano Spaniolo . . . 1202
PLACE. F. On Population 255
Plague. See Pestilence.
Plague, (the Great) of London 388
Plaidoyers 195, 200
Plain-chant 722
Plaisanteries *868
PLANCHE, G. Etudes litteraires 800
Etudes sur les arts 689
PLA
INDEX,
[POJ
PLANCHE, G-. Etudes sur 1'ecole franjaise 689
PLANCHE, J. Classiqtfes grecs 806
PLANCHE, J. R. History of British Cos-
tume 378
Planet Neptune 614
Planets 578, 582, *614, *615
See also, Plurality of Worlds,
Planetaire *. 1659
Planetarium 1659
PLANTA, J. History of Helvetic Confe-
deracy 438
Plantations 657, (P) 1135
Plantes. Voir Botanique.
Plants. Useful and remarkable 276, 299
See also, Botany.
PLASMAN. Dea contre-lettres 815, 206
Plata, La. Histoire 1204, 1205
PLATON 816
PLATT, T. Law of Leases 142
PLAUTUS , 823
PLAYFAIR, J. Works 575
of Gases in Coal Formation 618
Natural Philosophy 575
PLAYFAIR, L. Industrial Instruction on
the Continent 727
PLAYFAIR, W. Decline and Fall of Na-
tions * ' 250
Pleading. In Civil and Criminal Courts 132
In Court of Chancery 136
Pleiade, la 882
PLESSIS. Me"moires 417
PLINIUS 824
FLINT, T. Crime in England 245
PLINY'S Natural History 824
PLOTINUS 816
PLOWDEN, F. On Church and State *216
- On the King vs. Graham (P) 1080
Rights of British Subjects (P) 1084
PLUMIER. Chs. Description des plantes
de 1'Amerique *649
PLUNKET, Lord. Speeches 121
PLUQUET. Dictionnaire des heresies .... *18
Plurality of Worlds 578, 581, *591, 919
PLUTARCH'S Lives 472
PLUTARCHUS 816
PLUTARQUE. Vies des hommes illustres. 472
Plutarque francjais, le 479
PLUTO. Elysium (P) 933
Plymouth. Institution & Library (P) 1076, 1139
- Trade of (P) 1077, 1154
- Road near (P) 1077
Pneumatics 746, 756
476
POCOCK, PEARCE, NEWTON, and SKELTON,
Lives
POCOCK, W. J. Modern Finishings of
Rooms 705
POCOCKE, E. India in Greece 309
POCOCKE, R. Description of the East. . . 648
POCQCET. Trait6 des fiefs 201
R6gles du droit francais 196
POE, E.A. Nouvelles 881
Poems.. . *862
Poems. On Day of Judgment (P) 1076
To a Young Lady (P) 1077
St. Paul's speeches paraphrased
(P) 1083
The Grave, by Blair (P) 1100
The Church (P) 1102
ShadeofPope (P) 1102
Progress of Satire ; New Brigh-
ton Guide, on the 18th Century (P) 1102
By J. H. Poit (P) 1108
In Memory of W. Pitt (P) 1118
All the Talents (P) 1119
Politicaland Satirical. .(P) 1122, 1123
1138, 1141, 1148, 1155, 1156.
Odes to Plymouth Artists. . .(P) 1139
Poesie francaise 866-887
Voir Litterature.
Poetae Bucolici et Didactic! 816
Poetes de Champagne 867
Poeti Italian!, I quattro 893
Poetry and the Drama 855-866, 894
See also, Drama, history of the ;
Literary History.
Poetry. Canadian 1409, 1410, 1442
Poetry, Sacred 51
Poetry, History, and Criticism. .(P) 926, 1078
See BOWLES, Rev. W. L.
Poets Laureate. Lives of the 478
Poids et Mesures 267-270
Fabrication des 738
POINSINET DE SIVRY Briseis, ou la colere
d'Achille 870
Le cercle, ou la soi-
re"e a la mode 872
POINSOT. Elemens de statique 580
POIREE. Barrages mobiles 757
POIREL. Projets de codes *210
POIRKT. Botanique 645
Poisons & Antidotes 290, 609, *614, 674
Poissons. Histoire naturelle des 640, 641,
606, 615, 631, 640
POISSON. Le procureur arbitre. 871
1835
P07]
INDEX.
[POP
POISSON. L'irapromptu de campagne ... 871
Sur la mecanique . k 580
POITKAU. Le bon jardinier 664
POITEVIN, P. Petits poetes francais .... 873
Grammaire 788
Homonymes 788
POITOC. Sur Saint-Simon 500
Poland. History of : 444
On Dismemberment of ... (P) 1139
Polar. Regions. Account of the 1348
Charts of the . 1392
Polar Voyages 528-533, 1345, 1405-1407
Poles. Voyages aux 528-533, 1406
POLEHAMPTON, E. Gallery of Nature and
Art 578
POLENUS. Thesaurus antiquitatum 323
Police de roulage 750
Police Force, 134, 212, 290, (P) 924, 988,
939, 1079, 1115, 1140
Political Dictionary 224, (P) 1078
Political Economy 249-266, 286, (P) 1156
Opinions of Bicardo
and A. Smith.. (P) 941,944, 1129, 1142
Lecture by Senior, (P) 945
Political Literature. History of 222
Political and Social Science & Legislation
221-249
Political System of Europe 330
Political Unions (P) 1079
Politics for the People 225
Politique et morale 223, *879
Politique et Legislation 221-249
Politique constitutionnelle 123
POLLOCK, C. E. Power of Courts of C,om-
mon Lav 131
Practice of County Courts 137
Pologne. Histoire 444
Geographic et voyages 534
POLONCEAU. Ponts en fonte 761
POLSON, A. Law of Nations 99
POLTBIOS 817
General History, by Hampton 32S
Polyglott Lexicon 785
Polynesian History 470
Travels 569
Polynesie. Histoire 470
Poly technique. Journal de 1'Ecole 921
Polyzoa, Marine. British Museum Ca-
talogue of 636
POMFRET. Poems 862
POMMEREUL. Dictionnaire uni versel . . . . 57
Art militaire 681
Pommes de terre 661
POMPADOUR, Mme. de. Lettres 498
Pompeii. Its Destruction and Discovery, 328
Vide Herculanum.
POMPEIUS FESTUS 824
POMPONIUS MELA 824
PONCE DE LfioN, Juan His Travels and
Adventures .*. 1166
PONCELET et LESBROS. Experiences hy-
. drauliques 580
PONCET'S Journey to Abyssinia 561
PONGERVILLE. Vie de Millevoj'e 495
PONSARD. Etudes antiques 879
Theatre complet : . . . 879
PONSON. Exploitation des mines 765
PONSON DU TERRAIL, Le Vte. Le pacte de
sang *881
Ponta. Construction des 742-745, 295,
602, 750, 756, 760, 761, *684
Ponts et Chaussees 745
PONT DE VETLE. Le somnambule 872
PONTANUS on the North-East passage .... 529
PONTAS. Dictionnaire des cas de cons-
cience *18
PONTCHARTRAIN. Memoires 416
PONTIS, Le Sieur de. M^moires. ...... 416
PONTMARTIN. Le fond de la coupe *883
Contes et Nouvelles *883
Octave . . 886
PONTOPPIDAN. Natural and Civil History
of Norway 612
POOLE, B. Statistics of British Commerce 274
POOLE, G. A. History of Ecclesiastical
Architecture 701
POOLE, R. S. Genesis of Earth and Man 628
POOLE, T. E. Life in Sierra Leone ..... 564
POOLE, W. F. Index to Periodical Li-
terature 914
Poor and Poor Laws, 242, 254, 256, 260,
290-293
Poor and Poor Laws (P) 924, 928-
982,935, 939, 945, 1076, 1079,1082,
1083, 1086, 1088, 1098, 1099, 1101,
1 109, 1120, 1125, 1126, 1129, 1135,
1137,1140,1144,1152,1153
Poor in Hamburg in 1788-1794. .(P)931, 1079
Poor in Bavaria (P) 1082
Pope. See Papal Question : Rome,
Church of.
POPE, A. Poems 862
On the Poetry of.. (P) 935-
938, 1098, 1111
1836
POP]
INDEX.
[_POU
POPE'S Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, by
"Wakefield 813
POPE, C. Yearly Journal of Trade 274
POPE, Sir T. Life, by Warton 498
POPHAM, Sir H. Case of (P) 1081, 1142
POPPLE. American Atlas 1341
Popular Educator, the 76
Popular Tumults and Social Ignorance. . 236
Population, (Polit. Econ.) 255, 266, 285
(P) 935. 1125
Population of Great Britain 256,
266, 287, 289-295 (P) 1149
Population of American States. . . 283,
289, 291, 294-300
Population tables, (general) 289-295
Porcelains. Histoire et fabrication de la 734
PORPHTRIUS 817
Port Jackson. Account of (P) 1080
PORTAL. Couleurs symboliques 715
PORTALIS, Aug. Liberte de conscience. . 221
L'homme et la societ6. 222
PORTALIS, Cte. J. M. Code de Sardaigne 90
PORTALIS, J. E. M. Travaux sur le code
civil *203
Syst^mes des philo-
sophes modernes 45
PORTEOUS, Bishop. Pamphlets by
(P) 1102, 1124
Life of Archbishop
Seeker (P) 1112
Life, by Hodgson . . 498
PORTER, G. R. Progress of the Nation .. 274
PORTER, Miss. J. Seaward's Narrative of
his Shipwreck 846
PORTER, Sir J. Progress of Turkey .... 449
PORTER, J. A. Principles of Chemistry, *595
PORTER, J. L. Five years in Damascus.. *19
PORTER, Sir R. K. Travels in Georgia, <fcc 552
PORTER, S. T. Lecture on Independency 41
PORTER. America and the West Indies. 1340
PORTLAND, Duke of. Case of (P) 1107
PORTLOCK, J. E. Geology of Londonder-
ry, Ac 618
On Geology 616
Port-Royal. Logique de 63
Logic, translated by Baynes 69
Grammaire grecque 783
Portugal. Hist. 439, 441 (P) 1093, 945, 1150
Campaigns in ...(P) 1092
Resources of 279
Voyages 527, 534, 540
Portuguese Language 786
Portuguese Literature 897
POSEY, Thos. Life of, by J. Hall 1226
POSTANS, T. Observations on Sindh 460
POST, C. F. Journal 1420
Post Office, (British) 292, 293, 299
Postal Systems, and Penny Postage, 293, 295
POSTE, B. Britannic Researches 333
Britannia Antiqua ;.. *333
POTEMKIN, Pierre. R6cit de son voyage . 447
POTERLET. Code des dessechements . . . 656
Poteries 734, 709
POTHIER. Coutumes d'Orleans 198
Traite*s sur differentes matieres 200
(Euvres posthumes 200
Pandectse Justinianse 92
On Contracts of Partnership. . 144
Analyse" 195
Potomac Aqueduct. Report on 759
POTTER, A. On Common Schools 85
POTTER, L. J. A. de. Histoire du christia-
nisme 24
POTTER, Jun., E. R. History of Narra-
gansett 1239
POTTER, R. Physical Optics *589
Pottery 578, 705, 732, 734
POTTS, R. Liber Cantabrigiensis 78
POUCEL, Benj. Intercts reciproques de
1'Europe et de 1'Ame'rique 283
POUCHET. De la fecondation des mammi-
fdres 638
Zoologie classique 634
POUCHKINE. Le coup de pistolet *881
POUGET, L. Dictionnaire des assurances
terrestres 207
POUILLET. Notions do physique 573
Elements de physique 573
POUJADE. Scenes de la vie en Orient. . . . 448
POUJOL. Donations entre-vifs 948
Trait6s des successions 207
POUJOL, F. A. A. Facultes intellectuelles *19
. Medecine pratique .... *19
POUJOULAT. Histoire de St. Augustin. .. 24
Histoire de Constantinople 449
Voyage dans 1' Asie miueure *549
Voir MICHADD.
POUQUEVILLE. Voyage en Grece 546
Regeneration de la Grece *450
Poultry 659
POUSSIN, G. T. De la puissance Arne'ri-
caine 1224
Travaux d'amelioration
interieure aux Etata-Unis 755
1837
POU]
INDEX.
POCSSIN, N. Travaux d'Hercule 714
POUSSIN (J. C.) et GANIEE, (J. C.) Abbes.
Dictionnaire d'asc6tisine *19
Dictionnaire
de la tradition pontificate, <fec. . . *20
POWELL, B. History of Natural Philoso-
phy 570
Spirit of the Inductive Phi-
losophy, Unity of Worlds, <fec 582
Christianity without Judaism *60
POWELL, E. Law of Evidence *131
POWER, D. Law of Qualification and
Registration of Electors 115
<fec., Decisions on Controvert-
ed Elections 117
POWNALL, T. Administration of the Col-
onies 154, 1261
Topographical description
of parts of North America 1363
Memorials *154
Me'moire *154
POYNTER, T. On Marriage and Divorce. 138
Pozzo, Count. Catholicism in Austria. . 216
Pozzo DI BORGO 475
Practice of the Law of England 130, 131
PRADT, M. de. Pamphlets oa European
Politics (P)941, 943
Les trois ages des colonies 1176
r- Revolution del'Ame'rique 1176
Concordat de I'Ame'rique
avec Rome *219
L'Europe et l'Ame>ique
en!821 *1179
L'Europe et 1'Amerique
en 1822 et 1823 *1179
L'Europe et l'Aine>ique
depuis le Congres d'Aix-la-Cha-
pelle 1179
Des trois derniers mois
de 1'Amerique Me"ridionale *1200
Pieces relatives a St.
Dominique 1 208
Pragmatique Sanction 219
Prairies of America 1388
PRAROND. De quelques 6crivains nou-
veaux *883
PRAT, 1'Abbe J. M. Eclectistne Alexan-
drin 60
Pratique. Voir Procedure,
PRATT, A. Field, Garden and Woodland 663
British Flowering Plants and
Ferns . . . *646
PRATT, A. Poisonous Plants *646
WildFlowers *646
PRATT, J. T. History of Savings Banks. 266
PRATT, W. T. Law relating to Friendly
Societies 145
PRATZ, LEPAGE DU. Histoire de la Loui-
siane 1253
History of Louisiana. 1253
PRAY, L. G. History of Sunday Schools 77
PREBLE, Edward. Life of, by L. Sabine 1226
Precedence. Tables of, see Dignities.
Precedency of the Irish Peers in England 108
Precious Metals 262, 298, 300
See also, Gold Discoveries.
Precious Stones, see Jewels.
PRENDERGAST, H. Law relating to Offi-
cers in the Army 149
Law relating to Offi-
cers in the Navy 149
PRENTICE, A. History of Anti-corn Law
League 278
Sketches of Manchester.. 230
Pre- Raphaelitism 716
Prerogative, see Crown Law ; Royal
Supremacy.
Prerogative Royale. *1Q3
Presbyterians and their Clergy. 40, 1198
(P) 1133
PRESCOTT, W. H. Essays 846
Ferdinand and Isabella *440
Conquest of Peru 1203
Conquest of Mexico.. 1215
Life of C. B. Brown. . 1226
History of Philip II . . 440
Press ; see Newspapers ; Periodical Li-
terature.
Press. Liberty of the 387, 802, (P)
926,931, 934,937, 1087, 1100, 1144
in India.. (P)*941, 942
Press and the Public Service *238
PRESTON, R. Quantity and Quality of
Estates 140
PRESTON, T. R. Three years in Canada . 1402
PRESTON. Voyages to the West Indies. . 1349
Pretender (the) and His Court. .398, (P) 1086
PREUDHOMME, M. Traite des droits du
seigneur *202
Preuve 202, 210
PRVOST DK LA JANNES. Principes de
jurisprudence 196
PREVOST, C. J. Maniere de poursuivre
les crimes 202
1838
PSE]
INDEX.
[PRO
PREVOST, H. Stenographic 775
PROVOST, J. J. L'Irlande au XIXe siecle 538
PROVOST D'EXILES, A. F. Histoire gen6-
rale des voyages 1347
= La colonie rocheloise . . 881
Manon Lescaut *876
Prevoyance. Societies de - 260
PRIAULX, O. Questiones Mosnicse 19
PPJCE, B. On Infinitesimal Calculus. .. 601
PRICE, D. Essay towards the History of
Arabia 457
Memoirs of Mahommedau
History 457
PRICE, Dr. R. Present State of Population 273
Political and Economical
Tracts (P) 1131
PRICE, G. On Iron Safe?, Locks and
Keys, &c *728
PRICE, T. Physiognomy and Physiology
of Great Britain 632
PRICE, U. Oil the Picturesque 665
Prices. History of. 263, 291, 298 (P)
1131, 1132, 1137, 1145, 1155
Prices in Europe. Rise of (P) 926
PRICHARD, J. C. Ethnographical Maps . 628
Natural History of Man 628
Physical Histoi'y of
Mankind 628
Eastern origin of Celtic
Nations 628
PRIDEAUX, C. G. Churchwarden's Guide 218
PRIDEAUX, F. Precedents of Conveyan-
cing 141
PRIDEAUX, H. Connection of Old and
New Testaments 21
PRIDEAUX, T. S. On the Fuel of Furnaces 730
PRIDHAM, C. Account of Ceylon 464
Account of Mauritius. . . . 464
PRIEST, Josiah. American Antiquities . 1182
PRIESTLEY, J. Navigable Hivers, Canals,
&c 758
PRIESTLEY, Dr. On First Principles of
Government 224
PRIME. Travels in Europe, and the East 649
Primogeniture 141,
PRINCE, P. A. Parallel History 306
PRINCE, Thos. Annals of New England. 1235
Prince Edward's Island. Account of
286, 1338, 1437, (P) 1096
Journals and
Laws 17
Charts of..,. 1391
rinceton Essays 847
rincipul and Agent. Law of. . 146, (P) 1095
nncipes d'artillerie 681
5 rincipes des fortifications 682
rincipes favorables au progres de 1'in-
dustrie 258
RINGLE, T. Residence in South Africa 563
'RINSEP, E. A. Sanscrit Vocabulary. . . . 781
PIUNSEP, H. T. Tibet, Tartary, and Mon -
golia 557
Printing. Art of 232, 578, 732, 772, 841
See also, Bibliography.
Printing for the Blind 87, 733
Printing in Colours 732
Printing in America. History of 1179
PRIOR, J. Life of Burke 482
PRIOR, M. Poems 862
PRISCIANUS 17
Prisons 245-247, 298, 705
Prisons (British) and Prison Discipline,
246, (P) 934-936, 940, 1077, 1085, 1115
Prisons in Spain and Portugal (P) 940
in France (P) 942
isO'i Discipline in India HI
PRITCHARD, A. Microscopic Cabinet *589
Micrographia *589
Private Bills. Proceedings on. 110, (P) 1082
Privileges of Parliament. See Parliament.
Privy Council Proceedings, dec 344
See also, Appeals.
Probabilities 266, *582
See also, Life Insurance.
Procedure administrative *213
Procedure civile 202, 204, 210
Procedure criminelle 202, 204, 210
PROCLUS 817
PROCTOR, Col. History of Italy. ; 435
PROCTOR, F. History of the Book of
Common Prayer 29
Progress of the Human Race 1427
Promissory Notes. See Bills of Exchange.
PROMPSAULT. Dictionnaire de droit. . . . *19
PRONY. R. de. Mecanique analytique . . 746
Des mouvemens circulaires. . . . 746
Architecture hydraulique 757
PROPERTIUS 824
Property. Law of 140
Property and Property Tax, (P) 929, 1096, 1135
Propheties 27
Propriete 237
Voir Socialisme.
Propriete. Traite de la 206, 21 1
1839
IPBO
INDEX.
[.PUR
Propriete'. Domaine de 206
Propriete industrielle *100
Propriete des arbres des grandes routes. . 206
Propriete des eaux cour antes *206
Propriete du lit des rivieres 206
Propriete litteraire *237
Prostitution 244, 259
Protection. 278, 918
Protestants 38
Protestant Episcopal Church, in America,
219, 1197, 1198
Protestant Reformation. History of. . . 35-38
Protestantisme compare au Cat holicisme . *238
Protests in House of Lords 118, 230
PROUDHON, P. J. Systeme des contra-
dictions economiques 237
. Qu'est-ce que la pro-
pri6t6 ? 237
: Lettre a M. Blanqui
sur la propri^te 237
Avertissement aux
proprie'taires . 237
Inte>et et principal. . 237
Concurrence des che-
mins de fer *271
PROUDHON, M. Traite de 1'etat des per-
sonnes 206
Traite des droits d'usu-
fruit 207
Traite du domaine de
propri6te 206
Traite" du domaine public 206
PROUT, W. Chemistry, Meteorology, <fec. 577
Proverbs. Arabian 548
English 355,791
Hand-book of 828
Proverbes 868
PROVENCHER, Mgr. Lettres sur sa mis-
sion 1193, 1194
Providence 67, 71
Provincial es de Pascal 46
Provinciales, R6ponses aux 46
Provisions. On High Prices of, (P) 929,
930, 933, 1084, 1134, 1137, 1141, 1145
PROYART'S Loango, Kakongo, <fec 564
PRUDENTIUS 824
PRUDHOMME. Maladies des chiens *723
PRUNEAU. Voyages en Afrique 559
PRUS. Trace" des courbes 754
PRUS, Madame. Residence in Algeria. .. 561
Histoire 444
Geographie et Voyages 534
1840
Prusse. Education 85
Statistiques 288
Prussia. History of 444 (P) 1077
See also Germany.
PRYCE, W. Mineralogia Cornubiensis . . 625
PRYNNE, "W. Parliamentary Tracts, 109,
188, 296, 299
Pseudonymes 908
Psychology (Psychologie) 72, 630
Public Buildings. Architecture of. 702,705
Public House, Licensing System, (P) 927,
929, 1151
Public Lands. See Lands.
Public Law 94-101
Public Offices in England. .345, (P) 1085, 1090
See also Cabinet Council.
Public Schools, defended (P) 925
Public Works 702, 742-7 64
British and American.. . . 750
in India 761-764
PucKLER-MusKAU. Voir MUSKAU.
PUFFENDORF. Le droit de la nature et des
gens 94
PUGIN, A. W. Glossary of Ecclesiastical
Ornament and Costume 703
PUIBUSQITE, Adolphe de. Litte>ature fran-
caise et espagnole 798
Dictionnaire mu-
nicipal 212
LecomteLucanor 897
PUIBUSQUE, Le Vte. Lettres sur la
guerre de Russie, en 1812 430
Puits Artesiens 628
PUILLE. Arpentage *749
PUISSANT. Traite de geodesic 749
PULASKI, Count. Life of, by J. Sparks. 1226
PULLEYN, W. Etymological Compendium 726
PULLING, A. Law and Usage of Mer-
cantile Accounts 146
Law of Attorneys 130
Laws, <fec., of the City of
London 143
Pulpit, The 49
PULSZKY, F. Tricolor on the Atlas 561
PULSZKY, F. and T. Sketches .of Ameri-
can Society 1381
PULSZKY, T. Memoirs of a Hungarian
Lady 443
Punctuation 793
Punishments. See Death; Penal Code;
and Prisons.
PURCHAS, S. His Pilgrimage. ..... 521 1170
PUK]
INDEX.
IQUI
Puritanism 1237
Puritans. History of the 38
PURSH, F. Flora of North America. . . . 649
PUSET, E. B. Collegiate and Professorial
Teaching 84
Evidence of the state of the
Law of Marriage 240
On the Royal Supremacy. 217
PUTNAM, G. P. The "World's Progress . . 302
PUTNAM, Israel. Life of, by W. B. O.
Peabody 1226
PUTNAM'S Magazine 916
PUY-LAURENS, Guil. de. Chronique 413
PUYSEGUR, J. F. CHASTENET de. Art de la
guerre 681
PUYSEGUE, Auguste de. Impot foncier. . 262
PYNE, G. On Perspective 714
PYNE, W. H. Royal Residences of Eng-
land 402
Pyramids of Egypt 319
See also Egypt.
PYRARD, F. Voyages 1347
Pyrenees. Voyages aux 534, 542
PYTHAGORAS 817
QUADRATURE du Cercle *605
Quadrupedes. Voir Zoologie.
QUAIN, (J.) and SHARPEY (W.) Anatomy. *670
Quakers 41, 488, 1662
QUANTIN. Diplomatique chr6tienne . . . . *19
Quarantine System. ..^ 5, 677 (P) 930,
935, 939, 942, 943, 1075
Quarrys 708
Quarterly Review 915
QUATREFAGES, A. de. Enseignement sci-
entifique en France 84
Sur 1'histoire na-
turelle 612
QUATREMERE, E. M. Sultans Mamlouks. 456
QUATREMERE DE Q.uiNCY. Biographic des
celebres architectes 701
Histoire de Raphael 498
Dictionnaired' archi-
tecture 699
Essai sur limitation
dans les beaux arts 689
Quebec Gazette 1413
Quebec Literary and Historical Society.
Transactions of 1410, 615
See also pages 1451, 1613, 1622.
Quebec. Missions du diocese de..-. 1193-1195
Hotel-Dieu de.. .1196
Quebec. Plan de la cite de 1400
Guide Books 1399
Plans and Views of. 1341, 1400
, Water power of 1412
Province of, Papers concerning 157
Twelve Views in ] 400
Plan of the Environs of, and of
the Siege of 1759 1341
Map of the Province of, accord-
ing to the Proclamation of 1763. . 1343
Plan of the Town and Basin of
Quebec 1277
Conquest of 1278
Siege and Capture of, in 1759
744, 1277, 1341, 1420, 1430
in 1775. 1279, 1362
Quebec Mercury 1413
Quebec Almanac 1417
Quebec Directories 1418
Quebec and Halifax Railway. .744, 1293,
1294, 1324, 1330. 1331
Quebec Act. On the 1279, 1423, 1425
Debates thereon. ... 157, 1434
Queen Caroline. Her Exclusion from the
Liturgy (P) 936
Pamphlets on the Case
of 1087,1089
Queen? s Colleges, Ireland 295
Queen's College, London, Lectures 79
QUEKETT, J. On Histology 609
On the Microscope 539
QUEN. Iff P. Jean de. Relation de la
Nouvelle France 1661
QUERAHD. La France Litteraire 903
Supercheries litceraires devoi-
lees 903
Literature contemporaine . . *903
Notice sur Lamennais 903
QDESNAY. (Euvres 251
QUESNEL, Jos. Poesies 1407
QUESNEL, le P. Lettres inedites 24
QUICHERAT, Jules. Siege d'Orleans y: 424
Procesde Jeanne d'Arc 417
QUICHERAT, L. Versification fran9aise . . *800
QUIN, E. Universal History, with Atlas 306
QUINARD. Le fumier de ferme 656
QUINAULT. CEuvres^choisies , 870
QUINCY, J. History of Cambridge Uni-
versity 1 85
Boston PortJBill 1424
QUINET, Edgar. Sur la vie de Jesus-
Christ, par Strauss 22
1841
QDT]
INDEX.
iBAL
QUINBT, Edgar. Genie dea religions *69
. La France, et la eainte
alliance * 235
Litte'ratures moderns 796
Les Roumains 449
Philosophic de This-
toire 412
Poesie epique 796
QDINKT, J6rome. Variations magnetiques 580
QOINTILIAN 824
QUINTUS CURTIUS 824
QOITA, Don Domingo. Inez de Castro. . 897
QDITAED. Dictionnaire des proverbea . . 868
Quito. History of 1205, 1358
Histoire des pyramides de 1368
Quotations. Classical 784
Poetical 855
RABBE, A. and DUNCAN. History of
Russia 446
RABELAIS, F. (Euvres 867
Works 868
RABUTE. Poids specifique des m6taux. . 626
RABUTIN, Frs. de. Commentaires 415
RACAN. Poesies 873
Races humaines *631
Voir aussi Ethnologic.
RACINE, Jean. (Euvres 870
RACINE, L. M6moires sur la poSsie .... 796
La Religion, poeme 873
Odes sacrees, <fec 873
Vie de Jean Racine 498
RACINE and the French Drama 801
RACZYNSKJ. Histoire de 1'art 692
RADCLIFF, J. Creed of St. Athanasius. . 28
RADCLIFF, T. Agriculture of Flanders. 654
RADIGUET, M. Souvenirs de I'AmSrique
Espagnole 1354
RADCLIFFE, Ann. Etude biographique,. *881
Mysteries of Udol-
pho *828
Romance of the For-
est *828
Radjatarangini. Histoire des rois du
Kachmer 453
RADOUAN, J. and A. Les abeilles 664
RAE, J. New Principles of Political Eco-
nomy 253
RAE, John. Arctic Sea 1406
RAFFANEL. Voyage en Afrique 562
Voyage dans le pays des
negres 562
1842
RAFFLES, Sir T. S. History of Java ....
Life, by his Widow.
Literary Discourse at
PJLOU
464
498
928
Java (P) 1
On the Establishment
of a Malay College at Singapore . . 78
RAFINESQUE, C. S. Annals of Kentucky . 1251
RAFN, C. Of the Arctic Regions 629
Antiquitates Americana} 1163
RAGG, T. Creation's Testimony to its
God 43
Ragged Schools 79, 246
Raghuvansa Kalidasas ,53
RAGOENEAU. R. P. Paul. Vie de la Mere
Catherine de St. Augustin 1195
Relations de la
Nouvelle France 1660, 1661
RAGUSE. Me"moires *431, 948
RAIGKOOUET. Relation inedite 428
RAIKES, H. Origin and Development of
the English Constitution 108
RAIKES, T. City of the Czar *546
Railways. Law of, (in England,) ... 143, 144
(in United States,) 144, 185
(in France,) 212
Railways, Parliamentary practice on. ... 110
Railways, Construction of, 742, 756
See also Steam Engines.
Railway, to Pacific Ocean 271, 300, 754
Railways in Canada. Papers, &c., on
(P) 1101, 1293, 1294, 1436, 1439
See also Quebec and Halifax Railway.
Railway System and Statistics 239, 270,
292, 294, 295, 298-300, *748, 752
in the United
States 294, 295
Railway Accidents. Their cause and re-
medy.: 578, *678, 753, 755
Railways, Canals and Roads compared(P) 943
Railway and Canal Cases adjudged in
England 152
Railway Cases decided in the Supreme
Courts of the United States 186
RAIMBAUD. Tre"sor des calligraphes .... *775
RALE, S. Life of, by C. Francis 1226
RALEGH, Sir W. Works 847
Life of '. 1227
Chronological Tables . . 303
General History of the
World 305
Second and third Voy-
ages to Virginia 1333
INDEX.
[RAT
RALEGH, Sir W. Voyage to the Rivers of
Amazone and Orenoque
Discovery of Guiana . .
Hia Apology for hia
Voyage to Guiana
RALPH, J. History of England
RAM, J. Right of a Father to the Cus-
tody of his Children
Science of Legal Judgment . .
RAMBUR. Insectes nevropteres
RAMEE. Notre Dame de Noyon .......
RAMON DE LA SAGRA. Cuba
RAMOND'S Ascent of Mont-perdu
RAMSAY, A. C. Passages in the History
of Geology .
Denudation of South Wales
RAMSAY, David. History of South Caro-
lina
. American Revolution . .
RAMSAY, J. History of the United States
RAMSAY, G. On the Distribution of Wealth
Political Discourses
RAMSEY, D. Universal History Ameri-
canized
RAMSEY, J. G. M. Annals of Tennessee.
RAMUS. Sa vie et ses Merits
RAMUSIO, Giov. Bat. Terza editione della
navigationi i e viaggi raccolti 521,
RANGE. Lettres de
. Sa vie
RANDAL, Thomas. Voyages and Adven-
tures of
Ranelagh. Description of (P)
RANG. Histoire des mollusques
Ranks, British and Continental compared
See also Dignities.
RANKE, L. Civil Wars and Monarchy in
France
Histoire de France
Memoirs of the House of Bran-
denburgh
Ottoman and Spanish Empires
Popes of Rome
Servia and her Revolution . .
RANKEN, A. History of France
RANKEN, G. Six months at Sebastopol.
RANKING, J. On the Conquest of Peru,
Mexico, &c
RANSOME, T. &c. Of some Limestonea
used for Building
RANTOUL, R. On Capital Punishment, <fec.
1358
1356
1356
391
139
127
643
422
1211
640
616
618
1251
1262
1218
257
230
805
1251
60
1168
*498
*498
1188
1077
644
940
424
424
444
329
31
449
411
*448
1208
619
248
PAOI
RAOUL. Plantes de la Nouvelle-Zelande. 649
RAOUL DE CAEN. Histoire de Tancrede. . 328
RAOUL-GLABEK. Chronique 413
RAODL-ROCHETTE. Archeologie comparee 310
Numismatique taren-
tine 312
Catacombes 324
Athenes sous Othon . . 450
RAOUSSET BOULBON, Le comte G. de. Une
conversion *881
RAPER, H. Practice of Navigation, &c. . . 687
RAPETTI. Livre de jostice 201
RAPHAEL. Sa vie et ses ouvrages 498
RAPHALL, M. Post-biblical History of the
Jews 20
RAPIN de Thoyras. History of England. 336
Rapport sur lea operations militaires. . . . 682
RASK, E, Danish Grammar 784
RASLE, le P. Seb. R6cit de sa mort. ... 1192
Lettres aur les Abe"-
naquis .. 1192
His Wanderings and
Death 1190
RASPAIL, F. V. Domestic Medicine 669
' Physiologic animale et
ve'ge'tale 647
De la sant6 et de la ma-
ladie , 670
RASTEDL. Chroniclea 362
RASTOUL DE MONGEOT. Le fonctionnaire. 883
Rationalism *49, 44
RAUMER, F. Von. Queens Elizabeth and
Mary 380
England in 1835 .... 535
Frederick II. of Prus-
sia, and his Times 444
~ History of 16th and
17th Centuries 329
Italy and the Italians 43&
Political History of
England 379
America and the Ame-
rican People 1219
RAVIGNAN. Clement XIII et Clement XIV 31
RAVON. Fabrication des poids et mesures 738-
RAWLINSON, G., <fec. History of Herodotus *811
RAWIJNSON, Lt. Col. Sir H. Babylonian
Inscriptions *31&
RAT, J. On the Medical Jurisprudence
of Insanity 150
RAY'S English Proverbs 828
RAYER. Maladies dea reins , 672-
ccc
1843
RAY]
INDEX.
IKEG
RAYMOND, 1'Abbe. Education *19
RAYMOND D' AGILKS. Histoire des Oroi-
sades 328
RAYMOND, J. Bill of Exceptions 135
RAYMOND, Michel. Une dixieme muse . . *881
RAYMOND, X. Lea Anglais et les Amdri-
cains au Mexique 1216
RAYNAL, T. G. Histoire des Stablisse-
ments europeens dans les Indes. . 1176
Analyse du meme ou-
yrage 11*76
Histoire des iles Fran-
caises dans les Indes occidentales . 1208
Revolution de 1'Ame-
rique 1262
RAYNEVAL. Droit de la nature et des gens 95
RAYNOUARD, F. J. M. Lexique Roman . . 787
Droit municipal en
France *212
Razors. On (P) 1081
REACH, A. B. Travels in France 640
RKADE, J. E. Italy, a Poem 862
Reading Abbey. Legend of 842
RgAL DE CURBAN, Q. de. Science du
Gouvernement *223
Reed Estate. Its Purchase, Improvement,
<fec 140, 266, 267
Real Estate. History of Settlements of. . 127
Real Property Law (English) 140
See also, Conveyancing ; Mortgages, <fcc.
Real Property Law (in United States) 188, 189
Reaping Machines 740
Reasoning. Art of 917; 919
See also, Logic.
REAUMUR, F. de. Mdmoires sur les insectea 642
RKAY, Miss. Case of (P) 1108
REBEL et JUOE. La legislation et la juris-
prudence des chemins de fer 212
REBOUL. Poesies 879
REBOULLEAU, E. F. Peinture sur verre . 715
Recensement des Canadas, 1851-52 287
Record Commission. Pamphlets concern-
ing the .... 1159
Records, Public. Guides to the. 292, 293, 345
Records of England and Wales 339-344
Records of Ireknd 345, 346
Records of Scotland 344, 345
Recueil des programmes dea cours de
l'6cole des ponts et chaussees .... 745
Recueil de 239 dessins relatifs a 1'art de
1'ingenieur 745
RKD JACKET. The Life and Times of. ... 1188
Red River Settlement.
PAGE
164
Trials in the ....
' Papers, &c. on,
1310, 1839
See also, Hudson's Bay.
REDARES. Le chasseur taupier. 723
REDDIE, J. On the Science of Law 88
REDDING, C. History and Description of
Modern Wines 736
REDEN, de. Legislation des chemins de
fer en Allemagne 212
REDFIELD, I. F. Law of Railways *144-
REEOH. Machines a vapeur 758
REED, H. Introduction to English Litera-
ture 803
REED, Joseph. Life of, by H. Reed.... 1226
REES, A. Cyclopaedia 907
REES, J. F. Art and Mystery of a Cord-
wainer 737
REESS, LESTIENNE et TREMERY. Corres-
pondance commerciale 267
REEVE, Clara. Old English Baron *828
REEVE, L. Conchologia Iconica 644
REEVE, T. Law of Baron and Femme ... 139
On the Law of Descents, U. S. 186
609
REEVE'S Popular Works on Natural His-
tory
See their respective Author's Names.
REEVES, Chief Justice J. History of New-
foundland 1337
REEVES, J. History of English Law. . . . 129
Thoughts on the English Go-
vernment (P) 1146
On the Coronation Oath and
the Roman Catholics (P) 1146
Reform (political) and Reformers. . . 183,
229, 225, 233
Reformatories 245 (P) 1158
Reformation, Protestant 35-38 *22&
Reformation in Church of England 35-37
Reforme protestante 85-38
Reformateurs 237
Refractions 290
Regency. On the (P) 1080, 1090, 1122
Regiam Majestatem (P) 942
Regicides. Lives of the 475
Regiments, British. Histories of. 406-408, 682
Registration and Marriage Acts 292
Registration of Births, Deaths, and Mar-
riages 293 (P) 934
Registry of Property ia. United States. . 186
in Upper and
Lower Canada *165, *166
1844
REG}
INDEX.
Registry Offices (on Real Property) . . (P)
932, 1079, 1086
REGNARD. (Euvres 870
Voyage en Laponie 544
- Travels 544
REGNAULT, E. Competence des me'deeins 680
Histoire criminelle du
gouvernement anglais 396
Histoire de huit ans .. 432
Histoire des Antilles. . 1207
Etats-Unis depuis 1812.1218
REGNAULT, J. Machines a vapeur 751
Manuel des aspirants . . . 745
REGNAULT, V. Cours de chimie 597
REGNIER, Mathurin. CEuvres *868
REICHENBECH, K. Researches in Ma-
gnetism, Electricity, Heat, cfec . . . 591
REICHSTADT, Due de. Son histoire 431
REID, A. English Dictionary 793
REID, D. B. On Ventilation 707
REID, Mrs. H. Plea for Woman 240
REID, H. S. Education in India 82
REID, J. Account of Gaelic Books 901
REID, T. On Clock and Watch Making. 728
REID, Th. Works 63
CEuvres 64
REID, Lieut. Col. W. Law of Storms ... 587
REID, W. Temperance Cyclopaedia .... 242
REIFF, C. P. English-Russian Grammar 785
REINHARD, 0. de. Trial 164
Relations des Jesuites. . 1660, 1661, 1190-1192
Religion 9-56, (P) 1077, 1085, 1086,
1088, 1102, 1103, 1105, 1111, 1112,
1115, 1124, 1190-1199
Voir Canada, (Religion,)
Religion et politique 221
Religions and Denominations. Hist. . .27, 28
Religious Houses in France. Glance at 33
Reliure 733
REMACLE. Enfans trouve"s *259
Remedies for the " Perils of the Nation," 232
Remembrancer. The 1262
REMUSAT, Abel. Ecriture Chinoise 779
Sur Lao-tseu 58
lu-Kaio-li *890
REMUSAT, Oh. de. L'Angleterre au 18eme
eiecle 396
Junius 225
Abailard 60
Le Pere Ventura 67
- ' ' Philosophic de 1'ora-
toire 67
REMUSAT,Ch.de.
Bolingbroke ......... 482
Burke ............. 483
Fox
REMUSAT, Paul de.
Vie d'Hippocrate . .
Newton, sa vie, etc.
488
491
575
REMUSAT, La Comtesse de. Education des
femmes ....................... *75
RENAN, E. Etudes d'histoire religieuse'. *20
RENARD. Histoire de 1'Espagne ....... 439
RENDU, Amb. Code universitaire ...... 83
RENDU, Eug. Education populaire ..... 85
---- De 1'instruction primairea
Londres ...................... 81
RENDU, V. Agriculture .............. 652
RENIER. Melanges ,d'e"pigraphie ...... 310
RENIGER and BOREY. Voyage to Brasil 1354
RENNELL, J. Memoir of a Map of Hin-
doostan ....................... 553
-- Geography of Western Asia 547
-- Topography of the Plain of
Troy ........................ 320
- Notice sur sa vie ....... 498
RENNELL, R. T. Life and Writings. . (P) 1136
RENNIE, G. Modern Tools and Machines 748
RENNIE, John. Account of the Plymouth
Breakwater ................... 759
- Harbours of Great Britain 769
RENNIE, James. Bird Architecture ..... 638
--- Bird Miscellanies ..... 638
-- Insect Architecture . . . 642
RENNY, Dr. Report. on the Plague in
Gurtnval 679
RENOUARD, A. 0. Brevets d'invention ... 89
RENOUARD, P. V. Histoire de la me'decine 666
Lettres sur la me'decine 666
RENSSELAER, M. Van. French and Indian
Expedition 1244
RENSSELAER, S. Van. Geological Survey
of District adjoining Erie Canal. . 621
RENUSSON. CEuvres 200
RENWICK, J. Life of David Rittenhouse 1226
Life of Robert Fulton 1226
Life of Count Rumford. ... 1226
RENZI, de. Histoire de Jeanne d'Arc . . . *424
Repertoire National 1407
Repertorium Bibliographicum 901
R6ponses aux lettres pro vinci ales 46
Reports, Law. English 152
American, 185,189-192
Canadian 165
i East Indian 176
Reporters, Law. Chronologically arranged 153
1845
REP]
INDEX.
[-B-ETO
Representation. Parliamentary ... .110, 108
Representative Government. . .*123, 101,
179, 235
See also, Government ; Cabinet
Council.
Reptiles 633-646, 618, 606-615
REPTON, H. On Landscape Gardening.. 665
RERESBY, Sir J. Travels, and Memoirs of 329
Residences royales *484
Responsible Government in Canada. 1323, 1434
RESTE, B. de. Etabliasements des Hollan-
dais 438
Restoration of Belief 44
Retrospective Review ;...;.... 804
RETZ, lecardina 1 de. Memoires 416
RETZCH, M. Illustrations of Shakspeare 718
Outlinea to Schiller and
Goethe 718
REUMONT, A. de. Carafas of Maddaloni. 437
REVEILLE PARISH. Hygiene des hommes
de lettres 668
Guide des goutteux et
des rhumatisans 668
Hygiene oculaire 668
Trait6 de la vieillesse.73, *668
Etudes surl'homme. 73, *668
Revenu public 261 273
Revenue and Expenditure of British Em-
pire 261, 273 (P) 1130
Revenue and Expenditure of United States. 299 (
1230-1232
Revenue and Expenditure of All Nations, 266
See also, Statistics.
Revenue System in India 277
REVEEE, J. W. Tour of Duty in Califor-
nia 1388
Reviews and Magazines in 1761. On. (P) 1134
Odd Numbers, 1139,
1140, 1141, 1154, 1156, 1158
See Periodical Literature.
Revolt of the Bees 236
Revolution Francaise. Voir France.
Revolution of 1688 390, (P) 1078, 1118
Revolution Americaine 1261, 1419, 1425
Revolutions. Causes of 225
Pamphlets on . . .933, 1081, 1132
Revolutions of 1830 (P) 1086, 1121
Revolving-storms. Remarks on 588
Revue de legislation (France) 204
Revue de legislation et de jurisprudence
du Bas-Canada 166
Revue etrang. et franchise de legislation. *204
1846
Revue de droit fran9ais, et etranger *204
Revue des deux mondes 922
Revue contemporaine 922
Revue archeologique 811
Revue des romans 882
Revue des arts *689
REY, Joseph. Institutions judiciaires. . . 283
RET, J. Histoire des Chales *728
RETBAUD, Mme. Romans divers 886
La derniere bohemi-
enne *881
Clementine . *881
Marie d'Ernambue . . . 886
Le dernier Oblat 886
Mis6-Brun 886
Les anciens couvens de
Paris 886
REYBAUD, Ch. Tin hiver en Corse 886
Le Bresil . 1200
REYBAUD, Louis. Les reformateurs mo-
dernes 237
Economic politique . . 253
Economistes contempo-
rains , 254
Nouvelle Zelande .... 285-
Marine 423
Jeiome Paturot 882
^ La vie de 1'employe". . *882
La Polynesie 569
Des associations entre
patrons et ouvriers 259
' Les aventures d'un fifre 881
La comtesse de Mau-
leon *881
Le nume'ro vingt *881
Reynard the Fox, translated by Arnold. . 895
translated by Roscoe. . 895
REYNAUD, Jean. Philosophie religieuse. 68
REYNAUD, L6once. Traite d'architecture 705
REYNIEE, L. Economic des Perses 249
Economic publique des
Celtes, des Germains, <fec 249
REYNOLDS, H. R. On Prohibited Mar-
riages (P) 1085
REYNOLDS, Sjr J. Literary Works 716
REYNOLDS, J. N. Voyage of the Frigate
Potomac 1348
REYNOLDS, R. Memorial to (P) 1116
REYNOLDS, T. Life, by his Son 498
RHAM, W. L. Dictionary of the Farm. . 651
Rhetoric (Rhetorique) 805, 806, 808, 917
Rhode Island State papers 1236
RHO]
INDEX.
IBID
Rhode Island. History of
War
Common Schools in
RIASCEY. Instruction publique
Histoire du Monde
RIBAULD, J. La Floride
Life of, by J. Sparks
RICARD. Traite des donations
RICAEDO, D. "Works
(Euvres completes
On Bank Notes (P)
On Currency (P)
On the Bullion Question (P)
RICAEDO, J. L. On the Navigation Laws
RICCOBONI, Mme. de. Ernestine
RICH, C. J. Journey to the Site of Baby-
lon
Residence in Koordistan.. ..
RICH, 0. Catalogue of Books relating
to America
General View of the United
States of America
RICHARD I. Life of, by G. P. R. James.
RICHARD. Guide en France et en Belgique
Guide du voyageur en Eu-
rope
gne
Guide aux Pyrenees
Guide en Belgique
Guide dans la Grande-Breta-
Guide en Hollande
Itiue'raire de Paris a Marseil-
les.
Bains d'Europe .
RICHARD et HOCQUART. Guide dans la
France monumeutale
RICHAED et QUETIJT. Guide en Espagne .
RICHARD, A. Conformation du cheval.. .
Dictionnaire d'agri culture
Histoire naturelle me'di-
cale.
Botanique de 1'Abyssinie .
RICHAED, T. Jeux enseignant la science.
Art d'extraire le fer
RICHARD'S History of Toquin
RICHARDS, T. A. Handbook of Ameri-
can Travel
RICHARDS, W. C. Day at New York
Crystal Palace
RICHARDS, W. F Manual of Method. . .
RICHARDSON, Mrs. Memoirs of Louisa,
Queen of Fred. Wm. Ill
PAUR
1239
1239
1239
83
*305
1172
1226
201
251
251
930
1124
1143
279
881
316
553
904
1225
372
534
534
534
534
534
534
534
534
534
534
658
650
609
611
724
765
467
1364
771
81
444
RICHARDSON, Major.
Spain
British Legion in
, 441
War of 1812 1266
Eight Years in
Canada 1402
RICHARDSON, C. English Dictionary 792
RICHARDSON, G. F. On Geology, Mine-
ralogy, <fec 620
RICHARDSON, H. D. Hive and Honey
Bee 643
On Pigs, the
Horse, the Dog 659
On Poultry 651
Pests of the Farm 641
Rural Hand Books 654
RICHARDSON, J. Persian and Arabic
Dictionary 779
RICHARDSON, Jas. Mission to Central
Africa 563
Travels in Sahara
Desert 563
RICHAEDSON, Sir J. Arctic Expedition. . 531
RICHARDSON, Samuel. Clarissa Harlowe *828
Sir Charles Gran-
dison .-. . . *828
RICHEBOURG, M. de. Me'moire sur la pre-
miere guerre des Natchez 1253
RICHELET, P. Dictionnaire de la langue
francaise *788
RICHELIEU, le card de. Lettres et papiers
d'6tat 422
Testament politi-
que 416
Memoires 416
par Corne 425
par Capefigue . . . 475
RICHELOT, H. R6forme commerciale en
Angleterre *278
RICHEOME. La peintore spirituelle 50
RICHER, F. Recueil des arretes 200
De la mort civile 200
RICHER. Histoire de son temps 418
RICHERAND. Physiologie *631
RICHMOND, W. H. Book of Legal Forms
for Canada 164
RICHTEK, J. P. F. Life of 499
RICKARDS, G. R. Population and capital 256
RIDDELL, H. Railway Parliamentary Prac-
tice.. 110
RIDDELL, J. On Scotch and English
Peerage Law 107
RIDDLE, E. On Navigation, (fee. 687
1847
.BID]
INDEX.
IEOB
PA OF
RIDDLE, J. E. History of Papacy 81
Manual of Christian Anti-
quities 24
RIDDLE, (J. E.) and ARNOLD. English-
Latin Lexicon 783
Rideau Canal 1481
RIDPATH, G. Border History. 898
RIEFFEL. Economic rurale 655
RIENZI, de. Oc6anie 471
RIESBECK'S Travels 544
RIFFADLT. Manuel du fabricant de cou-
leurs 730
Manuel du brasseur 736
Manuel du peintre en bati-
ments, vitrier, &c 788
RIFFAULT, VERGNAUD et autres. Manuel
du teinturier 730
Rifle Tactics 685
RIGBY, Miss. Letters from the Baltic. . . 544
Livonian Tales 847
RIGGS, S. R. Grammar and Dictionary
of the Dakota Language 614, 1184
Rights of the Kingdom 102
RIGOLEY DE JUVIGNY. Bibliotheque de
Lacroix et Duverdier 902
RIGORD. Vie de Philippe Auguste 418
Rigveda-Sanhita. Sanskrit and Latin. . 53
Translated by Wilson. 58
RILAND, J. British Liturgy (P) 1114
RILEY, H. T. Dictionary of Latin Quo-
tations 784
RIMBAUD, M. Etudes sur la legislation. . *97
RING. Etablissemens du Rhin et du
Danube 441
RINGROSE, Basil. Expedition in the
South Sea 1180
Rio de la Plata. Account of the. .*510, 1205
History of. 1 204, 1205
Travels in 1852,1358
Riots. Law concerning 134
RIOUFFE. Memoires d'un detenu 428
RIPA'S Court of China 556
RITCHIE, A. T. Dynamical Theory of
the Formation of the Earth 681
Rir<?aiE, L. History of British Posses-
sions 409
RITSON, J. Annals of the Caledonians, &c. 897
Catalogue of English Poets. . 803
Letters and Life 499
RITTENHODSE, D. Life of, by J. Renwick 1226
RITTER, H. History of Ancient Philo-
. sophy 58
1848
RrvARD. Traite" de la sphere et du calen-
drier 584
RIVAROL, Comte Ant. de. Memoires . . . 428
CEuvres *872
RIVERO, M. E. Peruvian Antiquities . . 1183
RIVES. De la propriete des rivieres non
navigables 206
Rivttre Rouge. Missions... 1193-1195, 1198
Histoire.. 1810
Roads. Law concerning 148
Construction, maintenance, Ac.,
of. . . 270, 293, 750, 755 (P) 1077, 1140
in Canada. .*751, 1440
Ancient Roman 356, 867, 750
See also Railways.
Compared with Railways ..(P) 948
ROBELLO, G. Curiosites de Rome 542
ROBERT, Cyprien. Le monde slave .... 449
ROBERT OF GLOUCESTER'S Chronicle 363
ROBERT GUYARD. Paupe>5sme en France 260
ROBERT, F. B. Manuel du mouleur en
medailles 739
ROBERT, le Dr. Ge"ologie, Mine'ralogie et
Zoologie, &c 611
ROBFRTS, Miss. Scenes in Hindostan . . . 554
ROBERTS, C. Kings of Britain 334
ROBERTS, E. Embassy to China, Siam
and Muscat *556
ROBERTS, Mary. Of Mollusca 644
Voices from the Wood-
lands 646
ROBERTS, T. H. Principles of Court of
Chancery 136
ROBERTS, W. History of Letter Writing 796
ROBERTSON, D. On Law of Personal Suc-
cession 141
Tour in Isle of Man .... 405
ROBERTSON, E. P. Gujarat! Dictionary . 782
ROBERTSON, Rev. J. Mission of the Se-
cession Church to Nova Scotia .. 1198
ROBERTSON, J. Visit to Mexico 1373
Few Months in America 1882
ROBERTSON, junr. W. Oregon Territory . 1258
ROBERTSON, W. Works and Life 847
Charles V. '. 329
History of America ... 1178
1 Histoire de l'Am6rique 1178
ROBERVAL, de. Voyage au Canada 1271
Voyage to Canada .... 1169
ROBESPIERRE, Max. Memoires 427
Essay on, by Croker *429
Life, by Lewes . . . 427
INDEX.
lEOO
PAOI
ROBESPIERRE, Max Sa vie 499
RoBiLLARD-PfiRONViLLE. Musee franfais 693
ROBIN, L'Abbe C. C. Voyage a la Loui-
siane, a la Floride, <fcc 1868
Voyage dans I'Ame-
rique septentrionale 1377
Flore Louisianaise . . 649
ROBIN, Chs. Histoire de 1'exposition
Universelle "772
ROBIN, Eug. La Belgique 439
ROBINEAU-DESVOIDY. Essai sur les myo-
daires 743
ROBINET. Dictionnaire universel des sci-
ences morale, economique, &c. ... 67
ROBINS, B. Nouveaux principes d'artil-
lerie 681
* ROBINSON, Conway. Discoveries in the
West until 1619 1163
ROBINSON, E. Researches in Palestine . 19
ROBINSON, J. B, Canada and the Canada
Bill 1284
Correspondence 1432
ROBINSON, Mrs. Autobiography 499
Colonization of America 1177
ROBINSON, Mrs. Sara T. L. Kansas .... 1387
Robinson Crusoe 833
En francais 882
ROBISON, J. Mechanical Philosophy . . . 745
ROBSON, Jos. Six Year's Residence in
Hudson's Bay 1405
ROBSON, T. British Herald 508
ROCOA, Jean de la. La Corse et son
avenir *437
ROCH, Eug. L'observateur des tribunaux 204
ROCHAHBEAU, Cte. de. Sa campagne.. . . 1877
ROCHE, A. R. The Island of Anticosti. . 1412
View of Russian America 1431
Military Resources of Ca-
nada 1436
RocHECHOUART.Guil.de. MSmoires. .. . 415
ROCHEFORT, G. DUBOIS de. Orateurs d'A-
thenes 795
Demosthenes 795
Herodote 321
ROCHEFORT, M. de. Histoire des Antilles 1206
ROCHELLE, Roux de. Etats-Unis d'Ame-
rique 1218
ROCHESTER, Lord. Poems 862
ROCHON. Memoires sur la mecanique et
la physique 746
ROCHON DE CHABANNES. Drames divers 871, 872
ROCHON'S Voyage to Madagascar 562
ROCKINGHAM, Marquis of, and his contem-
poraries 394
ROCKWELL. Spanish and Mexican law of
Mines, <fec 189
Rocky Mountains 1391
RODENBAOH. Education dea sourds-muets *87
RODENBURGH. De jure quod ortus, &c.. . *199
RODET. Botanique agricole *647
RODET, D. L. Commerce des Etats-Unis. 283
Commerce decennal compare . . 283
De 1'industrie manufacturiere en
France 258
RODGERS. Scientific Agriculture *655
RODNEY, Admiral. Life by Mundy .... 499
ROE, Sir T. Voyage to India 553
ROE, W. J. Law of Elections 113
ROEBUCK, J. A. History of Whig Minis-
try of 1830 229
Plan for Government of
our Colonies 155
Difficulties of the Cana-
das 158
ROEBUCK, T. Annals of Fort William
College, Bengal 81
ROEDERER. Libre ^change, et protection 278
ROELKER, B. Manual for Notaries Public 185
ROEMER. Dictionary of French and Eng-
lish Idioms 789
ROGER, Chs. History of Canada 1274
ROGER, P. Noblesse de France 328
ROGER de HOVENDEN'S Annals 850
ROGER of Wendover's Flowers of History 350
ROGERS, F. N. Elections, Election Com-
mittees, &c 113
Ecclesiastical law 218
ROGERS, H. Eclipse of Faith 44
Essays 847, 848
Greyson's Correspondence. *848
ROGERS, J. W. Sewerage of London . . . *676
ROGERS, Robert. Account of North Amer-
ica 1362
Iron Metallurgy *730
ROGERS, S. Italy 862
Poems 862
ROGERS, W. Voyage round the World . 524
ROGET, P. M. On Electricity, Galvanism,
<fec 591
Physiology 577
English Thesaurus 793
ROGRON. Les codes explique's 204
ROGUE. Jurisprudence consulaire 97
ROGUES. Histoire des champignons .... 662
1849
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INDEX.
IROS
KM
ROHAN, Henri, due de. Memoires 416
ROHNER. On Musical Composition .... 72:
ROHRBACHER. Histoire de 1'cglise catho-
lique 2<
Vie des saints 24
ROLAMB'S Journey to Constantinople .... 545
ROLAND DE LA PLATIERE. Manufactures
et Arts 726
Mme. M6-
moires 427
ROLLAND, Chas., La Turquie contempo-
raine 450
ROLLE. Culte de Bacchus *52
ROLLIN. (Euvres completes 314
Ancient History 314
ROLPH, Thos. Account of the "West
Indies, the United States and
Canada 1370
United States and Canada 1433
ROMAGNEI. Melodies favorites 722
Roman Index Expurgatorius 32
Roman Index Librorum prohibitorum . . . 32
Roman Catholic Clergy. Limitation of,
in Ireland (P) 1107
Roman Catholic Church Rites. Salutes
to, by Protestants (P) 1 112
Roman Catholic Principles of Loyalty
(P) 932
Roman Catholics. History of Penal
Laws against (P) 938
. Doctrines of the (P) 1089
Roman Catholic Question, (i. e. Emanci-
pation.') 33, *120, 215, 228, 230, 917
Pamphlets con-
cerning 922-924, 926, 929, 944-
946, 1087, 1089, 1090, 1097, 1103,
1105, 1110, 1113, 1114, 1123, 1136,
1146,1147, 1149
Roman Law 91
Roman Literature, History of 794
See also, Latin Classics.
Romans 882, 866-887, 794-898
Voir Novels.
Romans. Revue des *801
Rome. Church of 31, 32
in Great Britain ... .33, 84
in America, 178, 1190-1199
History of, (Histoire). .324, 436, *796
Voyages 527, 541
Chretienne. Esquisse de 50
Statistique *436
On a Concordat with (P) 1114
Romance of History.
PAOB
England 848
France 848
Italy 848
Spain 848
Romances. See Novels.
Romance Languages 786, 787
ROMER, Mrs. Life of Duchess d'Angou-
leme 480
ROMIGUIERE. Socie'te's en commandite . . *208
ROMILLT, Sir S. Autobiography 499
On Capital Punish-
ment 247, (P) 1085
Romney-Marsh. - Laws of (P) 1085
RONDELET. L'art de batir 705
RONDOXNEAU. Manuel du praticien 208
RONDOT. Tissus de laine 729
Valeurs officielles 265
Commerce d' exportation de la
Ch'ne 283
ROKSARD. (Euvres choisies *867
RONSSEUS. De Magnis Hippocratis Lieni-
bus *666
Roofing by Paper (P) 1103
ROORBACH, 0. A. Catalogue of American
Publications 905
Roos, Hon. F. F. de. Travels in the
United States and Canada 1369
ROOSE, E. M. The Church, her Schools,
and her Clergy 39
ROOSMALEN, de. L'Orateur 805
ROPER'S Life of Sir T. More 358
ROQUEFORT. Glossaire 78t
ROQUETTE. Dictionnaire portugais-fran-
786
ROQUETTE, M. de la. Voir NAVARRETE.
Voir ROBERTSON, W.
(Histoire de 1'Amerique.)
RORDANS, J. Law Directory 164
ROSAS and the Argentine Republic.... 1205
ROSAS. The Dictator of Buenos Ayres. . 1205
R.OSCHER. Commerce de grains *279
iloscoE, H. Law of Evidence in Criminal
Cases 133
ROSCOE, T. Italian Novelist 892
German Novelists 895
IOSCOE, W. On Penal Jurisdiction ..... 246
LeoX 31
Lorenzo de Medici 437
On Literature, <fcc .(P) 931
ROSCOMMON, Lord. Poems 862
IOSE, Gust Elements de cristallographie 626
ROSE, Rt. Hon. G. Political Pamphlets(P) 1131
1850
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INDEX.
\RUD
PAOI
ROSE, G. H. Afghans, the Ten Tribes. . 21
ROSE, H. J. Biographical Dictionary. . . 472
Roses. Amateurs des 663
Voir Fleurs.
ROSELLY de LOEGUES. Vie et Voyages
de Christophe Colomb 116 6
ROSENSTEIN. On Homoeopathy 669
Rosetta Stone 179
ROSNEL, P. de. Le Mercure Indien *270
. Ross, Alexander. Red River Settlement 1339
Adventures of the First
Settlers on the Oregon or Columbia
River 1391
Ross, G. Cases in Commercial Law. ... 147
Ross, Sir John. North West Passage. . . 530
Second Voyage 531
Ross, Sir J. C. Voyage in Antarctic Seas 665
ROSSEL, Contre-amiral de. Compte rendu
au ministre 688
Rossi, Gio. Le courtisan 891
Rossi, P. Cours d'economie politique. . . 253
ROSSINI. Sa vie par Stendhal 499
ROSTAING, Jules. Le jeu debarres *880
ROTEOU. (Euvres 869
Venceslas 870
Rotuli Parliamentorum 117
ROUBAUD. Des hopitaux 259
Le Chiffonnier-me'decin *880
ROULIN. Le coucou d' Europe 639
Questions d'histoire naturelle . . 638
Du systeme Electoral anglais. . . 231
Roumania. Songs, &c., of 898
Round Towers of Ireland *400
ROUSE, R. Practical Conveyancer 141
ROUSE, W. Doctrine of Chances 600
ROUSSEAU, J. B. (Euvres 869
ROUSSEAU, J. J. (Euvres 874
Savie 499
ROUSSEL, N. Les nations catholiques et
les nations protestantes 238
Catholic and Protestant Na-
tions compared 238
ROUSSEL, T. Allumettes chimiques 734
ROUSSELIN. Vie de Hoche 491
ROUSSELOT DE SUEGY. Histoire naturelle
et politique de la Pensylvanie. . . . 1247
ROUSSET, Camilla. La grande charte . . . 102
ROUSSET DE MISSY, J. Supplement au
corps diplomatique 96
Ceremonial diplomatique. ... 96
Routes royales et departementales 750
Routes. Construction des 750
MM
Roux, Aine. Herculanum et Pompei . . . 823
ROUX-FEEEAND. Histoire de la civiliza-
tion en Europe *236
Roux et FLOURENS. Cours de physiologic 631
ROUXEL, Rev. H. Lectures, &c 1430
ROWE. Jane Shore 891
Poems 862
ROWLAND, A. On Human Hair 632
ROWTON, F. The Debator 806
ROT, T. Practice of Road-making.750, (P) 1440
ROY, Jennett. History of Canada 1273
Rcyal Academicians. On Painting 715
Royal Agricultural Society's Journal. . . . 659
Royal Gallery of Art 118
Royal Irish Academy's Transactions .... 911
Royal Navy of England 686
Royal Residences in England 402
Royal Society of Edinburgh. Transac-
tions 911
Royal Society of London. Philosophical
Transactions 911
History of the 571
Royal Society of Literature. Transac-
tions of 912
Royal Supremacy in the English Church,
217 (P)1158
Royaute. Hist, de la 226
ROYEE. Institutions de credit foncier. .. 258
ROYER, Alp. Les arts en Hoilande 693
RoYER-CoLLAED. Fragmens de philoso-
phic 64
ROYLE, J. F. Botany, &c. of the Hima-
lays : 608
Culture of Cotton in India. 276
Fibrous Plants of India . . . 276
Production of Isinglass in
India 276
Productive Resources of
India 276
ROZET. Voyages dans la Regence d'Alger 561
ROZET et CAEETTE. Algerie 470
ROZIEE, 1'Abbe. Cours complet d'agri-
culture *650
ROZIERE, de. Constitution physique de
1'Egypte 616
ROZIERE (Eug. de) et CHATEL (Eug.) Ta-
ble des memoires de 1'academie. . 910
RUBICHON. De 1'Angleterre *397
RUBRIQU*'S Travels 548
Ruche litteraire. La 1408
RUDING, R. Annals of the Coinage 313
RUDSEY. Voyage to Baya in Brazil .... 1354
1851
RUG'}
INDEX-
Rugby Register 79
RUGGLES, T. History of the Poor 242
Ruiz, H. Sobre la Raiz, Ac (P) 1075
Rules of the Society of Friends 41
Rules and Regulations for Colonial Ser-
vice 166
Rules and Regulations of Vice-Admiralty
Courts abroad 100
RULHIERE. (Euvres 875
RUMFOED, Count. Life of, by J. Ren-
wick 1226
Essays (P) 1062
RUMSEY, H. "W. On State Medicine 675
RUMSEY, J. Case of the King vs. West-
wood 14S
RUNKLE, J. D. On Planetary Motion . . . *615
Rupert's Land, Christianity in 40
Rural, Code 201
Voir Chemins.
RUSH, Dr. B. Medical Inquiries 666
RUSH, R. Geo. Washington in domestic
life 1221
RUSHWORTH, J. Historical Collections . . 384
RUSKIN, J. Modern Painters 716
Notes on the Turner Gallery 716
On Architecture and Painting 701
On construction of Sheepfolds 50
Pre-Raphaelitism 715
Seven Lamps of Architecture 701
Stones of Venice 701
RUSSEL, R. Use of Sea Water in Dis-
eases of the Glands 669
RUSSELL, A. T. Life of Fuller 489
RUSSELL, E. History of North Yarmouth 1240
RUSSELL, F. Law of Arbitration 139
RUSSELL, Lord J. Causes of the French
Revolution 426
History of Engfish
Government and Constitution .... 103
Life of Moore 496
Memoirs of Affairs of
Europe 330
On the Reform . . . (P) 1114
RUSSELL, J. A.
kers
RUSSELL, Right Rev. M.
Laws of Factors and Bro-
, f 146
Polynesia . . . 470
Connection of
Sacred and Profane History 22
Education* in
Scotland (P) 1087
RUSSELL, Lady Rachel. Letters 499
RUSSELL, R. North America 1372
MM
RUSSELL, W. History of Modern Europe 826
History of America 1178
RUSSELL, Lord W. Life, by Lord J.
Russell 499
RUSSELL, W. H. Letters from the Cri-
mea .' 448
RUSSELL, Sir W. 0. Crimes and Misde-
meanours 132
and RYAN. Crown
Cases reserved 151
Russia and France. On Political rela-
tions between (P) 1088
Russia. History of 445
History of last War with, in
1855 448,919, (P) 1088
Travelsin 528 646
Language of 785
Literature of 798 89t
^ Navigation and Discoveries of. . 532
Prophecies concerning (P) 1077
French War with, in 1813. . .(P) 1092
Russie. Histoire 445
Derniere guerre 448
Voyages 546
Geographic 585
RUTHERFORD, W. Calculus 600
RUTILIUS 824
RUTLEDGE, J. Life of, by Van Santvoord 1226
RUTTER, J. 0. N. Human Electricity . . 631
RUXTON, G. F. Adventures in Mexico,
1373, 1391
Life in the Far West. . 1388
RYAN, Carrol. Oscar and other Poems .. 1410
RYERSON, (Dr. E.,) and BRUYERE, (Rev.
J. M.) Controversy between. . . . 1444
RYERSON, Rev. John. Hudson's Bay ... 1198
RYLAND, H. W. Memoir, Correspondence,
&c.,of 1274
RYLE, T. On American Liberty 179
RYME, A. L'Egypte 468
RYMER'S Fcedera 840
Ryswick. Of the Treaty of 330
SAAVEDRA. Insurrection de Naples . 437
SAAVEDRA-FAXARDO, Don Diego. Royal
Politician 223
SABATIER. On the North American Colo-
nies 281
Sabbath Observance Question, 51, 240, 847,
918, 919 (P) 944, 1144
SABINE, E. Pendulum Experiments. . . . 685
SABINE, Lorenzo. On Duelling 241
1852
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INDEX
[St.J
SABINE, Lorenzo. Fisheries of the Ame-
rican Seas 1281
The American Loyalists 1265
Life of Edward Preble 1226
SABLE, Mde. du. Par Cousin 500
SACHOT, 0. Monuments antiques dans
I'Amtirique Oentrale 1212
Exploration des sources de
la riviere Rouge, (Louisiane) .... 1384
SACKEOUSK (the Esquimaux Indian) . . . . 1190
SACI, LeMaistre de. Bible 9
Sacred Poetry 51
Sacrilege 80,
SACY. Dictionnaire universel
SACY, Silvestre de. Sur les livres religi-
eux des Druzes . ....
Sur 1 e Djavidan Khired,
etc.
Dynastie des Assassins
Antiquites de la Perse
Abd Allatif's Monu-
ments of Egypt, with Notes
360
57
56
58
456
456
319
: Du droit de propriete
en Egypte 91
Histoire des Arabes. . 316
Grammaire arabe .... 780
Commentaire sur 1'Al-
fyya 780
SADIK ISFAHANI. Geographical Works .. 522
SADLER, M. T. Law of Population 256
Memoirs 256
SADLER, Sir R. State Papers and Letters 379
Safety Lamps 578, *748
Sagamos illustres (les) 1187
SAGARD. Dictionnaire huron 794
Le grand voyage du pays des
Hurons 1191
SAGE et PERTUIS. Art de fabriquer le
salin 766
SAGRA, Ramon de la. Cuba 1211
Saguenay (le) en 1851 1403
Saguenay River and Country 1403, 1410
SAHAGUN. Historia universal 1182
Universal History 1182
SAHLSTEDT, A. Grammaire suedoise . . . 784
Sailing Directions, issued by the Admiralty 514
SAINT-AGUET, Maurice. Lucienne *881
SAIM-ALJBA.NS, Duchess of. Life by Mrs.
C. B. Wilson *502
SAINT-ALLAIS. Art de verifier les dates 801
SAiNT-AMANT.de. Voyage en Californie, 1389
St. Andrews. History of 39
PAOl
SAINT-ANGE. Me'tallurgie du fer 766
SAINTARD. Roman politique 1217
SAINT-AUGUSTINE. Life, by Schaff *24
Voir AUGUSTIN, St.
SAINT-AULAIRE. Derniers Yalois *424
SAINT-BONNET. Affaiblissement de la rai-
son 67
Saint Christopher, Acts of Assembly of. 172
SAINT-CENIS, M. Alexandrie 317
St. Domingo. History of 1208
Saint Dnmingue. Histoire 1207, 1193
Voyages 1359
SAINT-EDME, B. Dictionnaire de la p6-
nalite" 89
Repertoire des causes
celebres *196
SAINT-FELIX, J. de. Aventures de Cagli-
ostro 881
SAINT-FERREOL. Systeme des douanes. . 280
SAINT Foix. L'OracIe 872
SAINT-GENKZ. Assistance publique 260
SAINT GEORGE, H. de. Tin mystere .... *881
Saint Helena. Magnetical Observations. 586
History of 470
SAINT-HERMEL, E. de. Pie IX : . . . 31
SAINT-HILAIRE, Aug. de. Voyage a Rio
de Janeiro, &c 1355
Voyage dans
le district des diamants et sur le
littoral du Bresil 1355
SAINT-HILAIRE, Barthelemi. Sur la philo-
sophic sanscrite
Rapport sur
58
60
la question de 1'ecole d' Alexandrie
De la vraie
democratic 284
Egypt
Suez Canal *560
Voir ARISTOTE.
SAINT-HILAIRE, Geoffroy. Voir GEOFFROY
ST. HILAIRE.
SAINT-HILAIRE, Marco de. Anecdotes du
temps de Napoleon I 431
Histoire de
Napoleon III 431
Histoire de
Napole'on et de la grande arme'e. . *430
ST. JOHN, B. Adventures in Libya .... 568
Sub- Alpine Kingdom. ... 541
The Louvre 717
Village Life in Egypt 560
Montaigne the Essayist... *496
1853
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INDEX.
\_BAI
ST. JOHN, C. Highland Sports. .' 725
ST. JOHN, H. British Conquests in India 459
ST. JOHN, Mrs. H. Adventures of Au-
dubon 1229
History of Indian
Archipelago 464
ST. JOHN, J. A. Nemesis of Power 225
The Hellenes 822
ST. JOHN DE CREVECOSUR, J. H. Voyage
dans la haute Pensylranie 1383
Letters
from an American Farmer 1378
Lettres
d'un cultivateur Am6ricaiu 13*78
ST. JOHN, J. R. Lake Superior Copper-
mines, it c 622
ST. JOHN, P. B. Three Days of Feb. 1 848, 432
SAINT-JOSEPH, Anthoine de. Concordance
des codes de commerce *90
Concordance
des codes civils *90
SAINT-JULIEN. Litteiature en Russie... 798
Voyage en Russie 546
SAINT-LAMBERT. Les saisons 873
Po6sies fugitives 873
St. Lawrence. Plans of the Gulf and
River 1393
Sailing Directions. ...,. 1395
Maps, Reports, <fec., con-
cerning 1399, 1440
ST. LEONARDS, Lord, see SUGDEN.
SAINT-LEU. Documents historiques sur la
Hollande 438
SAINT Louis. Son Histoire 414, 424
- Ses Institutions 198
Expedition to Egypt .... 328
Ste. Lueie. Memoires sur l'Ilede.1835, 1363
SAINT-MARC GIRARDIN, Voir GIRARDIN.
SAINT-MARTIN, (dit le "Philosopbe incon-
nu.") Sa doctrine *68
SAINT-MARTIN, J. A. Systeme d'Herodote
et de Diodore 321
Fragmens d'une histoire
des Arsacides 457
Saint Maurice. Mission du 1194
SAINT-MERT. Voir MOREAU DE S. M.
St. Paul's Cathedral. Account of. . . ( P) 1083
SAINT-PIERRE, Bertjardin de. (Euvres.. 875
SAINT- PIERRE, L'Abbe de. CEuvres poli-
tiques *223
SAINT PRIEST. Fall of the Jesuits *31
Histoire de la royaut6 . . . 226
1854
MOT
SAINT PRIEST. Etudes diplomatiques ... 948
SAINT-PRIX. Voir BERRIAT.
SAINT-REAL, 1'Abbe de. (Euvres *869
SAINT-SIMON. Memoires 425
Le regent et la cour de
France 425
- Louis XIV et sa cour 426
SAINT-THIERRY, Guil de. Vie de St. Ber-
nard 481
SAINT- VALLIER, Mgr. de. Etat de 1'Eglise 1192
SAINT- VICTOR, Niepce de. Recherchea
photographiques 719
SAINT- VICTOR. Manuel du fabricant de
cadres 733
ST. VINCENT, Earl of. Life, by Brenton. 502
St. Vincent Island. History of 1209, 1210
Colonial Practice of, 171
and Slavery (P) 1094
SAINTE-BECVE. Poesie francaise 801
Critiques et portraits lit-
teraires 801
Causeries du lundi 801
Derniers portraits. ..... 801
Portraits de femmes. . . 801
Volupte 879
Poesies completes *879
SAINTE-CROIX, de. Legislation del a Grece 90
Anciennes lois de la
Sicile 122
Histoire des Messeniens 321
Recherches sur le paga-
nisme 27
SAINTE-THE'RESE. CEuvres 50
SAINTES, A. De la vie et de la philoso-
phic de Kant 65
SAINTINE. Picciola 882
La femme barom6tre *881
Saints. Vie des 24
Saints Evangiles 11
SAISSET, E. Le Socialisme 237
Philosophic du clerge 68
Renaissance du Voltairia-
sophie.
Le Christianisme et la philo-
I
Essais sur la philosophic . . .
De la philosophic positive. .
Michel Servet
Etat moral de notre epoque
Ecoles philosophiques de la
France
Logique du Pere Gratry.
69
*69
69
69
69
69
69
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INDEX.
SAISSET, E. Manuel de philosophic *58
Salique. Loi 196
SALLE, Robert Cavelier de la. Life of, by
J. Sparks 1226
Memoir on
the Mississippi 1252
Journal of
his last Voyage to Mexico 1252
His Will,
made at Montreal 1252
Last Ex-
pedition in North America 1252
SALLE. Esprit des ordonnances 198
Commissaires du Chatelet 202
Code des cures 220
SALLENGRE. Thesaurus Antiquitatum.. . 323
SALLIEE, L'abbe. Republique de Platon 222
L'Isle de D61os 321
Histoire primitive de Rome. . . . 324
Me'moires sur Platon 59
Dissertations sur Cice'ron et Plu-
tarque 59
SALLUSTIUS 824
Salmon and Salmon Fishing 725, 1412
SALMON, G. On Conic Sections 601
Salomon. Islands of 565
Salt 275, 626
Duties on (P) 930, 1083
SALT, H. Life, by Hall 500
On Young's and Champollion's
System of Hieroglyphics 779
Salt Range in the Punjab 622
SALVAING. Traite de 1'usage des fiefs. . . 202
SALVANDT, Paul de. Des gains de survie 207
SALVANDY, N". A. de. Revolution de 1830 *431
Histoire du Roi J.
Sobieski *444
Don Alonzo. . , 8
SALVEETE. Noms d'hommes, de peuples
et de lieux 308
SALVIAT. Traits' de 1'usufruit 507
Samoiedia. Account of 529
SAMPSON, "W. Autobiography 401
SANCHONIATHO'S Phoenician History 320
SAND, George. CEuvres 882, 8
Histoire de ma vie. *500, *882
La mare au diable 881
Andre" *8S2
Mauprat *882
Le compagnon du tour
de France *882
Metella.. . *882
SAND, George. La petite Fadette *882
Le p6che de Monsieur
Antoine *882
Pauline *882
Valentine *882
Francois le Champi .... *882
Monsieur Rousset *882
Les maitres Mosa'istes . . *882
Les sauvages de Paris. . *882
Indiana *882
Melchior *882
Les Mississipiens *882
Jeanne *882
Le Meunier d'Augibault. *882
Cora *882
Teverino *882
Horace *882
Les meres de famille. . . . *882
. Leone-Leoui *882
Quelques reflexions sur J.
J. Rousseau *882
- Lucrezia Floriani W 882
Le Chateau des Desertes. *882
Lavinia *882
Isidora Aldo le Rimeur. *S82
Jacques *882
Kourroglou *882
Lettre a Lerminier *882
Le Piccinino *882
La derniere Aldini *882
Le Poeme de Mysa *882
Simon *882
Le secretaire intime. . . . *882
Georges de Guerin *882
Lelia *882
L. Uscoque *882
Les visions de la nuit dans
la campagne *882
Jean Ziska *882
Mattea *882
La Valle" e noire *882
Gabrielle *882
Consuelo *882
Procope le Grand *882
Mont-Reveche *880
SANDEAC, Jules. La chasse au roman . . *881
Mariana *882
Sacs et p'archemins. . . *882
Mile de la SeiglieTe. . . *882
Le Dr. Herbeau *886
Richard *886
Vaillance '. . *88G
1855
SAN}
INDEX.
{SAV
FAE
SANDEAC, Jules. Fernand 886
Madeleine 886
Un heritage 886
SANDERS, Prince. Hay tian Papers 1209
SANDERSON, J. Rural Architecture. .... 706
On Materials and Work-
manship 709
SANDERSON, J. P. Republican Land-
marks 178
SANDFORD, D. K. Rise and progress of
Literature *797
SANDFORD, F. History of Kings, Queens,
Ac., of England 338
Sandwich Islands.. 470, *471, 570, 1348, 1392
SANDWITH, H. Siege of Kars 448
SANDYS, 0. Customs of Kent, and History
of Gavelkind 405
SANFORD, H. S. Penal Codes of Europe . 90
SANGERMANO. Of the Burmese Empire.. 467
SANGSTER, C. Poems 848
The St. Lawrence and the
Sagaenay 1410
Sanhita of the Sama Veda 63
Sanitary Regulations. See Health, Public.
Sankhya Karika 54
Sanskrit Language 781
Literature 798, 889
SANSOM, Jos. Sketches of Lower Canada 1401
SANSON, S. L'Ame'rique en plusieurs cartes 1340
SANTAREM, Le Vicomte. Recherches his-
toriques sur Americ Vespuce .... 1167
^ Researches re-
specting Americus Vespucius. . . . 1167
Sante et maladie 78
SANTEUIL, A. de. Le port du manage. . *881
SANTO'S History of Ethiopia 470
SAPINADD, Mme de. M6moires 428
Saracens. History of the 456
See also, Arabs.
Saracenic Architecture 699
SARAZIN. Histoire des dues de Normandie 417
Sardaigne. Histoire 437
. *541
Sardinia 437, 527, 534, 541
SARGENT. Social opulence 251
SARPI. Histoire du Ooncile de Trente. . 28
SARRASIN. Notice sur 1430
SARRAZIN. Conspiration de Walstein . . . 504
SARRCS. Calcul des variations 605
SARTIGES, Cte. de. Souvenirs des repu-
bliques de 1'Ame'rique du Sud . . . 1354
Sastanides. History of 457
185
PAOl
SAUERWEIN, G. Turkish Dictionary .... 780
SAUFSURE'S Ascent of Mount Blanc 542
SAULCY, F. de. Voyage aux villes mau-
dites 550
Voyage autour de la mer
morte 550
Dead Sea and Bible Lands 650
Numismatique punique . 812
et MICHON. Catalogue des plantes
en Syrie 649
SAULNIER, Anatole. Recherches sur les
droits de douane 280
SAHLX, Gaspard de. M6moires 415
SAULX, Guil. de. Me'moiree 415
SAUMAREZ, Admiral. Memoirs, by Ross. 500
SAUNDERS' Portraits of Political Re-
formers 229
SAUNDERS, J. English Life and Manners. 878
SAUNDERS, T. W. Law of Municipal Re-
gistration and Elections 115
Practice of Magistrates'
Courts *131
Counties Police Act . . *134
SAURIN. Spartacus 870
Blanche et Guiscard 870
Beverlei 872
L'Anglomane 871
Les moeurs du temps 872
SAUTAYRA, G. Assurance centre 1'incendie 208
SADVAGE. Explosions dans les hauts-
fourneaux 767
Substitution du bois au charbon 767
Sauvages de VAmeriqite. . . . 1181, 1295,
1312, 1318, 1333
Guerres avec les, 1 259
Voyez Indians.
SAUVOLE, M. de. Etablissement des Fran-
cais a la Louisiane 1258
SAVAQB, J. Irish Revolutionary History,
&c *401
SAVAGE, James. Gleanings for New Eng-
land History 1235
SAVAGE, R. Poems 862
SAVAGE, W. Dictionary of the Art of
Printing 732
Hints on Decorative Print-
732
271
ing
SAVARI. Dictionnaire du commerce ....
SAVARY, General. Vindication of his
political conduct (P)
_ Obser-
929
vationa on the foregoing (P) 931
SAV]
INDEX.
ISCH
SAVIGNT, Baron Von. Vocation of our
Age for Legislation, <fcc 224
On Possession. .. 95
Analysis of 93
De la possession . 93
Du droit remain . 93
SAVIGNT, J. C. Oiseaux de 1'Egypte. . . . 639
Des ascidies 641
' Animaux sans vertebres. 641
Savings Banks 266, 290, 292, (P) 933
SAVONAROLA. Life and Times of 37
Saxon in Ireland 538
Saxon LUnguages 784
See also, Anglo-Saxon.
Saxcny. Kingdom of (P) 926
SAT, Horace. Etudes sur la ville de
Paris 288
Relations commerciales entre
la France et le BrSsil 283
SAT, J. B. CEuvres 250
Cate'chisme d'economie poli-
tique 250
Catechism of Political Econo-
my 250
Lettres a Malthus 250
Political Economy (P) 936
SAT, Louis. Industrie et legislation 258
Richesse des nations 254
SAT, T. American Entomology *642
SATEK, Capt. War with Russia. ....... *448
SATEE, F. Disquisitions (P) 1105
Scandinavia. Literature of 798, 896
Travels in 523, 542
See also, Sweden.
Scarce Tracts. Collection of 227
SCAEBON. CEuvres *869
Jodelet, ou le maitre^valet . . 870
- Don Japhet d'Arme'nie 870
SCHACHT, H. On the Microscope 589
SCHAFF. Life of St. Augustine *24
SCHAMTL. Account of *552
SCHEFEE, L. Married Life of Albert
Durer *895
SCHEFFEB, J. History of Lapland 452
Scheldt. Expedition to the (P) 1081,
1107, 1122
SCHELLEE, J. G. Latin Grammar *783
SCHELLING. Systeme de 1'idealisme trans-
cendental 66
ScHfiEEE, H. Histoire du commerce. ... 271
SCHEBEE, J. B. Recherches sur le nou-
veau monde 1167
SCHEBZEB, Dr. Carl. Travels in Central
America 1361
SCHIEFEE, J. F. Explanation of the Prac-
tice of Law 130
SCHILLER, F. CEuvres, en Allemand. . . . 896
GEuvres dramatiques 896
Works, Historical, <fec 896
Guerre de trente ans 442
Po6sies *896
Correspondence with Kor-
ner 896
Correspondence with Goethe *896
Life, by Carlyle 500
SCHINAS. Grammaire grecque 783
SCHLEGEL, F. L'histoire moderne 307
Langue et philosophic dea
Indiena
66
66
308
308
66
896
SCHLEGEL, "W".
Boccace 797
Lectures on Dramatic Art,
Philosophic de la vie ....
Philosophic de 1'histoire .
On Philosophy of History
On Philosophy of Life, &c.
Miscellaneous Works ....
Sur Dante, Petrarque et
and Literature 802
SCHLEIDEN, M. J. Scientific Botany .... 646
The Plant . . 646
SCHLIPF. Manuel d'agriculture 652
SCHLOSSEE, F. 0. Histories of 18th and
] Oth centuries 330
SCHMIDEL, U. Histoire d'un voyage .... 1355
SCHMIDT. Sur le mysticisme allemand . . 60
SCHMIDT, Geo. L'organiste praticien . . . . 722
SCHMIT, J. P. De"corateur ornementiste 719
Architecte des monuments
religieux 701
SCHMITZ, (E.) JULIEN, (C. E.,) et autres.
Manuel de I'ing6nieur civil 742
SCHNITZLEE, J. H. Russia under Alexan-
der I. and Nicholas 446
SCHOSLCHEB. Life of Handel *721
SCHOELL. Litterature romaine 795
Histoire des traites de paix. . . 96
SCHOMBCEGK, Sir R. H. Fishes of Guiana 609
History of Bar-
badoes 621, 1210
School of Manners, from the Persian. ... 55
SCHOOLCEAFT, H. R. Lead Mines of Mis-
souri 621
On a Grave mound,
Virginia 629
1857
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INDEX.
ISCS
SOHOOLCRAFT, H. R. Statistical loforma-
tion respecting the Indians of the
United States 1186
The Indian in his
"Wigwam 1187
. Notes on the Iro-
quois. 1187
Travels to the
Sources of the River Mississippi. . 1890
Expedition through
the Upper Mississippi 1390
On Ancient Ameri-
can History ; 1244
SCHOOTEN, <fec. Voyage around the "World 625
SCHOUW, J. F. Earth, Plants and Man . . 606
SCHROEDER, J. J. Institutions Linguae
Hebrsea? 777
SCHUBARTH'S Repertorium of Inventions. 741
SCHULTZ, H. On Fisheries (P) 1137
SCHWERZ. Manuel de 1'agriculteur com-
mengant 652
Culture des plantes economi
ques 657
SCIALOJA. Principes d'economie 254
Science. See Natural Philosophy. Also,
the several branches of Science,
under their appropriate Titles.
Science. Advantages of (P) 944
Science and Religion. Sermons on 1428
Science sociale 237
Sciences 57
Sciences naturelles 606
Sciences medicahs 665-680
Sciences philosophiques 57
Scientific Instruments. Catalogue of . (P) 1084
. in the Library. . . 1659
Scientific Discovery. Annual of 571
Scientific Memoirs and Reports. .571, 572, 911
Scientific Researches. Hints for 579
Scinde. Its History, Conquest, <fcc. . 460,
461, 463, 554
Language of 782
SCIPIO DE RIOCI. -Memoirs 37
SCOBELL, H. Ancient Methods, <fcc., of
the House of Lords 106
Collection of Acts and Or-
dinances of the Long Parliament. 118
SCOFFERN, J. Elementary Chemistry. . 577
Philosophy of Life 667
Scolastique. Philosophic 60
SCORESBY, "W. Account of Arctic Regions 532
Magnetical Investigations 585
1858
SCORESBY, "W. Voyage to Northern "Whale
FisBery 532
SOOT, Geo. The Model of the Government
of East New Jersey 1247
SOOT ERIGENE 60
Scotland. Church of 89, 40, 218
Law of 150
History of 397-400 (P) 1098
Records of, and concerning. . 343, 344
Queens of, Lives 889
Rights of 918
Travels in 534-538
Antiquities of 702
Report on, by Sir J. Sinclair (P) 980
Lords of Session in (P) 1090
Letters to Peers of. .(P) 1091, 1189
Court of Session in (P) 1108
Poor Laws System in (P) 1119
Currency in (P) 1125
Scotland. Statistical Account of. 399 (P) 1117
Beauties of . . . , 403
Scottish Language 790
SCOTT. Military Operations in North
America 1260
SCOTT, 0. H. Baltic and Black Seas 547
Danes and Swedes 643
SCOTT, G. G. On Secular Architecture. . *706
SCOTT, John. Poems 862
SCOTT, T. Bible, with Notes 10
SCOTT, Sir "W. Border Antiquities . . . 399
Memoirs, by Lockhart. . 500
On Demonology and
Witchcraft 591
Poetical "Works 868
Prose Works 848
Waverly Novels 848
SCOTT, Gen. W. Infantry Tactics 685
SCOTT, Wm. Dalrymple vs. Dalrymple. 138
. Judgments in the cases of
the "Maria" and " Gratitudine". .
See also, STOWELL, Lord.
SCRATCHLEY, A. Industrial Investment
- Enfranchisement of
100
286
Property *267
SCRIBE, A. Classes 61ementaires de latin 783
SCRIBE, E. O3uvres choisies 878
Scriptores Logarithmici 603
S CRFVENOR, H. History of th e Iron Trade 780
Railways of the United
Kingdom 270
SCRIVER, C. Gotthold's Emblems *51
SCROF ANI Commerce des nations 272
SCR]
INDEX.
[SEN
SCEOPE, G. P. On Volcanoes 620
Life of Lord Sydenham.. 159
SCROPE, W. Days and Nights of Salmon
Fishing, 725
Of Deer Stalking 725
SCUDO, P. Palestrina *881
Sculpture 716, 717, 689-698, 771
Sea. See Maritime Geography.
Sea Water 669
Sea Weeds 644
SEABUEY, Bp. Discourses 48
SEAMAN, E. C. On the Progress of Na-
tions 266
Seamen. Law concerning 147
Pamphlets concerning, 942, 943, 1 142
See also Impressment ; Ships ; and
Skipping.
Seasons. The . 607
SEBIEE ET CAUTKRET. Encyclopedic de
droit *203
SECCHI. On Electrical Rheometry 614
SECKEE, Archbishop. Life of, by Bishop
Porteous (P) 1112
SECOND, Alberic. Les troip separations . *880
SECOUSSE. Ordonnances des Rois 197
Secret Societies 329
See also Free Masonry ; Odd Fellows.
Sects. See Religious Denominations.
Sectarianism, Is it Christian ? 917
SEDAINE. Le philosophe sans le savoir. 872
La gageure impre'vue 872
SEDGWICK, A. On the Studies of Cam-
bridge 78
SEDGWICK C. M. Life of, by Lucretia M.
Davidson 1226
SEDGWICK, T. Measure of Damages. ... 134
On Statutory and Constitu-
tional Law *1 84
Life of Wm. Livingston... 1228
SEDILLOT. Sciences mathe'ruatiques. . . . 598
Histoire des Arabes *457
Seditious Libels (P) 1135, 1156
Seditious Meetings (P) 1117
Seditious Societies. .(P) 1091, 1100, 1105, 1140
SEED. Excellence des Saintes Ecritures. 45
SEEMANN'S Voyage round the Globe. . . . 527
SEGALAS, Mme. de. Contes du palais de
cristal *883
Enfantines *(
Les oiseaux de pas-
sage.
La femme *
SEGOND. De la biologic 591
SEGEAIS. Poe"sies 873
HJIN. Des ponts en fil de fer 761
SEGUIN, Gerard. Peintures de Saint Savin 422
SEGUE, Le comte de. Histoire universelle 304
Histoire du Bas-
Empire *326
Galerie morale... 71
Me'moires 426
SGUE, Philippe de. Histoire de Napo-
leon 430
SfiGUE DUPEYEON. Missions en Orient .. 546
Service sanitaire. ... 676
neurs. Droit des 202, *327
, en Canada 167
Seigniorial Tenure. Papers relating to. 167
Seigniories on Lake Champlain 1241
SELBY, P. J. Of Pigeons ; of Parrots. . . 608
SELDEN, J. Memoirs, by Johnson 500
Opera Omnia. 848
Titles of Honor 106
Table Talk 849
UxorEbraica ' 214
Reformes dans la procedure 210
State of the Highlands 537
Trials, versus N. W.
SELIGMAN.
SELKIRK, Earl of.
Company 164
Narrative of occur-
rences 1339
Settlement on Red
River .1339, 1427
Recit 1 339
- Fur Trade 1339
- On National Defence (P) 1107
Highland Emigration(P) 1150
SELLIER. Manuel des notaires 211
SELWYN, G., and his Contemporaries... 500
Semaine litte>aire 887
SEN, R. C. Bengalee Dictionary 781
SENANCOUR, de. Obermann 882
SENAULT. Usage des Passions *19
SENEBIER. Physiologic vegetal e 657
SENECA 824
SENECE. Poesies 873
SENEFELDEE, A. History of Lithography 719
Senegal. Voyages 562
Senegambie. Histoire 468
SENIOR, N. "W". On Political Economy. . 253
On Population 255
On Political Economy.(P) 945
- On Bullion Question.. (P) 1143
OnMoney (P) 1127
DDD
1859
INDEX.
ISHA
SKOANE, M. Spanish Dictionary ....... 786
SEPPINGS, R. Of constructing Navies ... 709
Septuagint Version of the Old Testament. 10
Sepulchral Monuments ............. 701, 717
See also, Epitaphs.
SERE, le Dr. L. Somnambulisme ...... 670
SERE. Voir LACROIX (Paul)
SERENIUS, J. Swedish, English and Latin
Dictionary .................... 784
SERGEANT, H. J. On the Lien of Me-
chanics in Pennsylvania ......... 185
SERGEANT, T. t On Constitutional Law. . . 184
SERGENT, F. Manuel du proprie"taire et
du locataire ................... 207
Sermons, (M. S. S.) with Prayers ....... 48
Sermons. Collections of .......... 47-49, 226
-- by Various Writers,(P) 937, 1088
(Quaker, 1085), 1097, 1103, 1105,
1110-1113, 1115, 1116, 1119, 1120,
1161, 1157, 1158, 1422, 1424, 1428,
1442, 1443
- On Preaching ............. (P) 1106
Serpents. See Reptiles.
Serpent-worship ...................... 52
SERPILLON. Code du faux ............ 198 |
SERHES, Marcel de. CoSmogonie de Moise 18
--- - - Manuel de Pal6onto-
logie . ....................... 627 !
---- Geognosie des terrains
tertiaires .................... 627
SERVAN. Art militaire ............... 681
Servia. History of ................. 449
SERVILLE. Insectes orthopteres ........ 6-13
-- Insectes h6mipteres ........ 643
--- Insectes, papillons, etc ...... 641
SETON, Mrs. E. A. Life of ............ 1196
SEVELINGES, de. M6moires de Dubois . . 426
SEVESTRE. Dictionnaire de Patrologie. . *19
SeviGNfi, Mme. de. Lettres ........... 869
SEVIN, 1'abbe. Sur Evhemere ......... 69
-- Sur Panaetius .......... 59
-- Histoire d'Assyrie ...... 315
-- Histoire de Carie, etc. . . 315
History of Bath ........ 1240
Works ............... 1244
Life of John Quincy
Adams ....................... 1223
A Cruise to Labrador. 1446
^ Introduction to Natural
SEWELL, Chief Justice.
MM
Juridical Essay. 1438
Dark Days in Ca-
1411
752
nada
SEWELL, J. On Steam and Locomotion .
SEWELL, R. C. On the Law of Sheriff . . 138
SEWELL, W. Christian Morals 65
Sewers. Law on 143
Sewers. See Drains and Drainage.
SEXTUS RCFUS 825
SEYBERT, Adam. Statistical Annals of
the United States 1231
SETD, E. California and its Resources.. .*1389
SEYMOUR, H. D. Russia on the Black
Sea and Sea of Azoff 547
SEYMOUR, W. D. Merchant Shipping
Act 148
Manufacture of Flax
and Beetroot Sugar 662
Shadows in Architecture 700
Shadows (Caricature) *718
SHAFTESBURY, Earl of. Characteristics of
Men
SHAKESPEAR, J. Hindustani Dictionary.
Grammar..
SHAKESPEARE, W.
SEWALL, Jos.
SEWARD.W. H.
History of New-York 613
SIWEL, W. History of the Society of
Friends 41
1860
6S
781
781
Poems and Plays... 863
(Euvres 868
Concoi'dance to 863
Life, by Halliwell ... 500
Outlines to, by Retzsch 863
Tales from, by Charles
and Hester Lamb 863
Monument to (P) 940
Gallery (P) 110S
Character of (P) 1105
SHAKSPEARE et son temps, par Guizot. . . 86S
SHARP, G. Prize Essay on Banking.. 264
SHARP, J. A. Index to Ordnance Maps . 588
SHARP. Voyage 524
SHARPE, D. Of Fossil Mollusca 627
SHARPE, S. Egyptian Inscriptions 820
History of Egypt 320
SHARSWOOD, Judge. Professional Ethics. 185
SHAW, G. J. Law of Bankers Cheques . 145
SHAW, (G.) and NODDER. Naturalist's
Miscellany 608
SHAW, H. Encyclopaedia of Ornaments . 703
SHAW, L. Poems 864
SHAW, P. Pharmacopoeia 674
SHAW, Pringle. Ramblings in California 1662
SHAW, T. B. Outlines of English Litera-
ture 808
SHAW'S Travels in Barbary 662
SHA]
INDEX.
[.sic
SHAW'S West of England 536
SHEA, J. G. History of the Catholic Mis-
sions 1191
Discovery and Exploration
of the Mississippi Valley 1252
See LAROCHB HERON, (Catholic Church )
Voyez aussi les Relations des PP.
GRAVIER et BIGOT.
SHEARMAN, F. W. Public Instruction in
Michigan ... 85
Sheep 275, 294, 659
SHEFFIELD, John, Lord. Commerce of the
American States 1231
Commerce des
Etats-Unis 1231
State of Great
Britain and the U. S. of America. 1231
A letter from an
American on his pamphlet 1231
Pamphlets by (P) 1145
SHEFFIELD, Duke of Buckinghamshire.
Poems 864
SHEIL, Lady. Life and Manners in Persia 552
SHEIL, R. L. Legal and Political Sket-
ches 477
Speeches 121
Memoirs, by McCullagh. . 500
SHEIFORD, L. Law of Lunatics 150
Law of Marriage and Di-
vorce , 138
Law of Mortmain 142
Law of Railways 144
Sheila. British Museum Catalogues of . . 636
SHELLEY, P. B. Poems 864
SHENSTONE. Poems 864
SHEPHARD, Chs. Island of St. Vincent. . 1210
SHEPHARD'S Memoir of his Life 1233
SHEPHERD, H. I. Law relative to Elec-
tions 113
SHEPHERD, W. A. Bombay to Bushire. . *552
SHEPPARD, F. Constitutional Text-book
of the United States *17S
SHEPPARD, J. The Foreiga Sacred Lyre *51
SHEPPARD, Wm. Essays on Canadian
Botany 1410-1412
SHEEBURNE. Poems 864
SHKBIDAN, R. B. Dramatic Works 864
Memoirs, by Moore . . 500
Speeches 120
Ecole de la medisance 891
SHEKIDAN, T. English Dictionary 793
: On Elocution (P) 1135
Sheriff-law 138 (P) 1144
SHERLEY, Sir A. Voyage to San Jago,
Dominica, <fcc 1359
SHERLOCK. Resurrection de Je'sus-Christ 45
SHERWOOD, T. On Private Bills 110
SHILLINGLAW, J. J. Narrative of Arctic
Discovery 528
Ships. See Naval Architecture.
Ships. Propulsion of, by Windmill Sails(P) 933
Decay in (P) 1154
See also, Timber, (Dry Rot).
Shipmaster's Assistant 279
SHIPP, Lieut. J. Autobiography 500
Shipping. Law of 147
See also Seamen.
Shipping and Shipmasters. On 279,
(?) 1104, 1142, 1152, 1153
Shipwrecks. Narratives of *406
(P)1083, 1119, 1136, 1142
Preservation of Life and
Property at (P) 941, 942, 1109
SHIREFF, A. Topographical Notices .... 141 1
SHIRLEY, Major Gen. His Conduct .... 1420
SHOBERL, F. War in Germany (P) 1092
SHORT, T. History of Church of England 35
On English Mineral Waters. 670
SHORTLAND, T. Description of New Zea-
land 568
SHORTT, W. P. Gesta Anglo Americana. 1273
Siege of Quebec in 1775. 1279
Druidical Remains in De-
von 404
SHREWSBURY, Duke of. Correspondence 391
SHREWSBURY, J. Earl of. Third Letter
to A. L. Phillipps 230
SHUCKFORD, S. Sacred and Profane His-
tory 21
SHURREEF, J. Customs of Indian Moo-
sulmans 457
SHUTTLEWORTH, Sir J. K. Public Educa-
tion 80
Siam 555, 556, *612, 466
Siberia (Siberie) 533, 556
SIBORNE, Capt. W, War in France and
Belgium 331
SIBOUR, Monseigneur. Sa vie *501
SIBTHORP, J. Flora Graeca 647
SIBTHORP, Rev. R. W. Case of . (P) 1114
Sibylles *52
SICARD. Instruction des sourds-muets .. 87
Sur les journees de septembre. 428
Sidle (Sicily). Hist 435, 437
1861
-STCJ
INDEX.
Sidle, (Sicily.) Voyages ... 527, 528, 534, 642
SIDDONS, H. Illustrations of Rhetorical
Gesture 806
SIDDONS, Mrs. Life by Campbell 501
SIDMOUTH, Lord. Life and Correspondence 895
SIDNEY, H. Diary of Times of Charles II. 388
SIDNEY, Sir P. Memoirs, by Zouch 501
SIDNEY, S. Guage Evidence, &c 270
Three Colonies of Australia. 567
SIEBOLD et STANIUS. Anatomic comparee 631
SIEBOLD. Voyage au Japon *558
Sierra Leone Company (P) 1118
Sierra Leone 564
SIEVES, L'Abbe". Life of (P) 1140
Sikhs. History of the 461
SILJESTROM, P. A. Educational Institu-
tions of United States 85
SILIUS ITALICUS 825
Silk Manufacture 275, 772
Silk-worms 643
SILLERY. Etude* biographiques sur le
Chev. Noel Brulart de Sillery 1192
SILLIMAN, B., Jr. Chemistry 593
SILLIMAN, Benj. Remarks on a Tour bet-
ween Hartford and Quebec 1369
Visit to Europe in 1851 535
SILLIMAN'* American Journal of Sciences
and Arts 914
SILVESTRE, J. B. Paleographie Univer-
selle 774
SlLVESTEE DE SACY. Voir SACY.
SILVIO PELLICO. Voir PELLIOO.
SIMCOE, Lt. Col. J. G. Military Journal . 1265
SIMEON, C. Memoir by Carus 501
SIMEON, J. Law of Elections 113
SIMMONDS, P. L. Commercial Products of
the Vegetable Kingdom 276
Colonial Magazine .... 1269
SIMMONS, G. Condition of the Working
Classes 243
SIMMS, F. W. On Levelling 753
SIMMS, W. G. Huguenots in Florida ... 849
_ Life in America 849
Views in American Lite-
rature 849
SIMON, Barbara Ann. The hope of Israel 1182
Ten tribes of Israel 1182
SIMON, C. G. Etude sur le compagnon-
nage 258
SIMON, J. Sanitary condition of London 678
SIMON, Jules. Du mouvement philoso-
phique en Province 69
1862
PAOI
SIMON, Jules. Spinoza 69
De la philosophic en France 69
Manuel de philosophic . . . *58
Liberte de conscience .... *67
Le devoir 67
Ecole d'Alexandrie 60
SIMON. Des Lemures, ou ames des morts 52
SIMON, Richard. Histoire critique du
vieux testament 16
SIMOND, L. Tour in Switzerland 542
SIMPSON, A. Sandwich Islands *471
SIMPSON, Sir G. Voyage round the World 526
SIMPSON, J. P. Pictures from Revolu-
tionary Paris 432
SIMPSON, T. Discoveries in the North
West 531
Life and Travels *531
SIMPSON, W. Seat of War in the East. . 448
SIMPSON, W. S. Trial of Reinhard 1339
SIMS, R. Handbook to British Museum
Library 901
- Index to Herald's Visitations
in British Museum 508
- Manual for the Genealogist. . . 345
Sinai. See Holy Land.
Sinaitic Inscriptions 18
SINCLAIR, C. Shetland and the Shet-
landers 537
Scotland and the Scotch *537
SINCLAIR, Sir J. Analysis of Statistics
of Scotland 399
Code of Agriculture.. 651
Correspondence 501
History of Public Re-
venue 261
Memoirs, by his Son . . 501
On Scotland. .(P) 930, 1117
On National Calamity,
(P) 930
Political Papers and
Tracts (P) 932,933, 1117, 1142
On Currency (P) 1126
On Banking (P) 1128
Singapore Commerce and Shipping .... 282
Singing 722
See also, Music.
Sinking Fund. Pamphlets on the . .929,
934, 939, 1097, 1109, 1126, 1127,
1130,1131, 1144
SINNETT, Mrs. Byways of History 829
SIREY. Codes annotes 204
SIREY et DEVILLENEOTE. Recueil des Lois 203
SIR]
INDEX.
[SMI
PAOI
SIRR, H. 0. Ceylon and the Cingalese. . 464
China and the Chinese .... 556
SISMONDI, S. de. Economic politique. .. 251
Etudes sur les consti-
tutions *223
Chute de 1'Empire Ro-
main *325
Julia Seve"ra *882
Histoire des Frangais *411
Republiques italiennes *436
Litterature du midi de
FEurope 797
Literature of S . Europe 798
of Charity 244, 1196, (P) 1088
SITGREAVES, L. Expedition down the
Colorado, &o 754, 1382
SKARBEK. Richesses sociales 251
SKELTON. Poems 864
SKIPPON, P. Travels in Europe 535
SKRINE'S Tours in Wales 536
SLADDEN, W. Index to Common Law Pro-
cedure Acts *165
Registry laws of Upper Ca-
nada *165
Slander and Libel 140
See also, Libel.
SLATER, R. On the Decimalization of
Measures, &c 269
Slavery and the Slave Trade, 248, 292, 298
1177, 1207, 1209, 1211, 1212,
1230, 1325, 1350, 1382, 1425
Pamphlets
concerning, 925, 926, 928, 933,
1088, 1093-1095, 1097, 1098,1104-
1106, 1116, 1123. 1141, 1144, 1154-1156
Slave Trade in the West India Colonies,
Pamphlets concerning, 1078, 1079,
1081, 1093-1096, 1144, 1155
Slave Trade. Spanish (P) 297
Slave Trading. Trial for 193
Slave Registry in the Colonies, (P) 927,
928, 1094, 1096
Slavery in America 179
Slavery in the United States (P) 1154
Slavery in England 105
Slavery, is it justifiable ? 847, 918
Slaves. Report from the Society for con-
verting and instructing (P) 1095
SLEEMAN, W. H. Rambles of an Indian
Official 554
Kingdom of Oude. ... *461
Sleep 667, 808
SLEIGH, Lieut. Col. Pine Forests, <fcc. . .
SLIDELL, Lieut. Year in Spain
Spain Revisited
Small Books on Great Subjects
Small Debts Laws 186 (P)
Small Pox. Reports, <fec., relating to. . . .
See also Vaccination.
SMALLEY, D. S. Phonetic Dictionary. . .
SMART, B. H. New School of Metaphysics
Thought and Language . . .
SMART, C. Poems
SMEATON, J. On Edystone Lighthouse. .
Civil Engineering Reports
SMEDLEY, E. History of France
SMEE, A. Electro-Metallurgy
Instinct and Reason
Electro-Biology
Manuel de G alvanoplastie . . .
Electric! te mSdicale
SMET, R. P. de. Voyages aux montagnes
rocheuses
SMIBERT, T. Highland Clans
SMITH. Military Operations in North
America
SMITH, Adam. Life of
Wealth of Nations
Richesse des nations. ...
Theory of Moral Senti-
ments
SMITH, Alb. Ascent of Mont Blanc ....
Wassail Bowl for Christmas
SMITH, Charlotte. Old Manor House. . .
SMITH, 0. H. Natural History of the
Human Species
Introduction to Mammalia
Dogs and Horses
SMITH, C. H. J. Parks and Pleasure
Grounds
SMITH, C, J. Historical and Literary
Curiosities
SMITH, C. M. Curiosities of London Life
Law of Master and Servant
Working Man's Way in the
World
SMITH, Edmund. Poems
SMITH, E. Botan y
SMITH, E. F. On ( American) Statute and
Constitutional Law
SMITH, E.- P. New York Law Reports.
SMITH. E. R. The Araucaniaus
SMITH, G. Doctrine of the Cherubim . . .
Religion of Ancient Britain. .
1863
PAGE
1404
540
540
849
1085
679
793
70
62
864
760
742
411
732
634
670
*732
670
1391
399
1260
501
250
250
64
542
849
*828
628
608
608
*665
849
849
139
505
864
577
184
*191
1357
21
34
INDEX.
SMITH, G. Sacred Annals of the World . . 22
History of Methodism *41
SMITH, Geo. Visit to Cities in China, <fec. 657
SMITH, G. L. Ireland, Historical and
Statistical 402
SMITH, G. V. Nineveh and the Assyrians *316
SMITH, H. S. Parliaments of England . . 108
SMITH, Capt. John. Lifeof,'by G.S.Hillard 1226
Travels in Europe,
America, Asia, <fec 1344, 1383
Description of New
England 1383
History of Virginia,
Ac 1345, 1383
SMITH, J. Memoirs of the "Wool Trade . . 275
SMITH, John. Voyage and Shipwreck of
St. Paul 22
SMITH, J. A. Prelections connected with
Science 581
SMITH, Sir J. E. Correspondence of Lin-
naeus, fec 646
SMITH (J. E.) and ABBOTT (J.) Insects of
Georgia 643
SMITH, J. G. Principles of Forensic Me-
dicine 150
SMITH, (J. J.) and WATSON (J. F.) Ame-
rican Historical and Literary Cu-
riosities 1266
SMITH, J. and H. Rejected Addresses. . 864
SMITH, J. Pye. Geology and Scripture . .
Memoirs of, by Medway .
SMITH, J. R. Bibhotheca Cantiana
SMITH, J. S. Practice of Court of Chan-
cery. 137
SMITH, J. Toulmin. On Government by
Commissions 230
SMITH, J. T. On the Management of
Mints . , 765
SMITH, J. W. Compendium of Mercantile
Law 147
Law of Contracts 146
Law of Real and Personal
Property 141
Leading Cases 152
Equity Jurisprudence ... 136
617
501
901
Proceedings in an Action
at Law 131
SMITH, M. Geographical View of the
British Possessions in North Ame-
rica 1395
SMITH, R. A. Life of Dalton,and Atomic
Theory *595
1864
SMITH, R. B, Italian Irrigation 759
SMITH, Sir S. Life, by Barrow 501
SMITH, Southwood. Philosophy of Health 667
SMITH, Sidney. Works 849
Moral Philosophy 64
Memoir of, by his Daugh-
ter 501
Peter Plymley's Letters,
and a Reply thereto (P) 1147
SMITH, T. The Parish 218
SMITH, T. L. Elements of the Laws 185
SMITH, W. Greek and Roman Biography,
Mythology, and Geography 806
Greek and Roman Geography 806
SMITH, Wm. History of Canada 1273
History of the Province of
New York 1242
Histoire de la Nouvelle York 1242
SMITH, Rev. W. British Diatomacese . . . *644
SMITH, Sir W. C. Political Allegories (P) 93^,
SMITH, Baron W. C. Grand Jury Charge,
(P)
SMITH, W. C. Hindostanee Interpreter .
SMITH, W. H. Canada, past, present and
future 1396
Canadian Gazetteer .. . 1396
935
781
Smithsonian Catalogue System 1428
Smithsonian Contributions to Know-
ledge 614, 615
Smithsonian Institution. Annual Reports
of *614
Smoke, in London Atmosphere (P) 934
SMOLLETT, T. History of England 336
Miscellaneous Works . . . 850
SMUCKKR, S. M. Catharine II of Russia . 446
SMYTH, Coke. Sketches in the Canadas. 1399
SMYTH, C. P. Teneriffe *560
SMYTH, D. W. Topographical Descrip-
tion of Upper Canada 1396
SMYTH, J.F.D. Tour in the United States 1378
SMYTH, T. Unity of Human Races 628
SMYTH, Prof. W. On Modern History . . 326
On the French Revolu-
tion 331
SMYTH, W. H. Cycle of Celestial Objects 582
State of Sardinia 487
The Mediterranean 579
SMYTH. W. W. Mines, Mining, &c. .618, 619
SMYTH, W. Warrington. Year with the
Turks 546
Snakes. British Museum Catalogue of . . 686
SNODGRASS, Major Burmese War 467
SNO]
INDEX.
History of Boston 1238
Arctic Voyage 431
Cruise in the South Seas. . 1358
History of Anglo-Saxon
SNOW, Caleb.
SNOW, W. P.
SOAMES, H.
Church
Latin Church in Anglo-
Saxon times
Soap and Candles. . . .596, 735 ; see also
Social Science 233-249, 263,
Association for Promotion
of
34
33
578
919
'295
919
Socialism .. . *49, 233-237, 918,
Societe domestique , 236
Societes secretes 306
Society, its condition, history, and pros-
pects 101, *214, 232, 236, 238
SOCRATES 813, 815
SOCEATES SCHOLASTICUS' History of the
Church 23
SOEFVE, Lucien. Recueil de questions no-
tables 199
Soeurs de la Charite 1196
SOGLIA, Joannis Cardiualis. Institutiones
juris privati . . . . *215
Solar System (P) 1098
See Planetary System.
Solitude 73
SOLIS, Antoine de. Conquete du Mexique 1214
Conquest of Mexico . 1214
SOLLOHOUB, Comte. Nouvelles choisies . . 881
SOLLY, E. Introduction to Eural Che-
mistry 656
SOLON. Theorie de la nullit^ 210
Trait6 des servitudes 207
SOMERS, Lord. Life and Writings of. ... 501
Defence of the Constitu-
tion (P) 930
Tracts 354
SOMERSET, Duke of. Properties of the
Eclipse 601
SOMERVILE, W. Poems 864
SOMERVILLE, Mrs. Connexion of the
Physical Sciences 570
Mechanism of the
Heavens 582
Physical Geography 579
SOMERVILLE, T. England from the Res-
toration, &c 389
England under Queen
Anne 389
Somme de St. Thomas 25
Sound, see Acoustics.
SOMMERARD. Les arts au moyen age. . . 691
SOMMERS' Voyage to the "West Indies. . . 1349
Somnambulisme 670
SONNINI. Voir AZARA.
Sons of the Sires *179
SOPHOCLES 817
SOPWITH, T. Award of Dean Forest
Mining Commissioners 625
SOEEN, J. Narrative of (P) 1136
SORIGNET. Cosmogonie de la Bible .... 18
SOTHEBY, W. Odyssey of Homer *814
SOTO, Hernando de. Conquete de la
Floride 1255
Conquest of Flo-
rida 1255
SOUBEIRAN, E. Traite de pharmacie. . . . 674
SOUCHAY, 1'abbe. Discours sur 1'elegie < . 796
Sur les hymnes des
anciens 796
1 Memoire sur les sectes
philosophiques 59
Soudan. Voyage au *560
SOULAVIE. Histoire de la decadence de-
la monarchic francaise 412
Tableau de 1'histoire de la
decadence 412
and others. Annals of San Fran-
cisco 1258
SouLfi. F. Revolution de 1'Amerique
Anglaise 1262
SouLif, Frederic. Le lion amoureux . . 881
La premiere loterie. . *881
SOULLIER. Dictionnaire de musique . . . 721
SOULT, (Due de Dalmatic.) M6moires.. 430
SOUQUET. Metrologie francaise 268
Sourds-muets. Education des 87
SOUTH, R. Sermons 48
South Carolina. See Carolina.
South Holland, &c. Family Tour in ... 544
South Seas. Voyages to the, .565, 1206, 1358
SOUTHET, R. Book of the Church 35
History of Brazil 1200
Chronicle of the Cid 440
Common Place Book 850
Cromwell and Bunyan . . . 476
Doctor 850
Essays 850
Life of Wesley 41
Life and Correspondence . 501
Life of Bell 481
Lives of Uneducated Poets 478
On Society 288
1865
SOU]
INDEX.
[SPI
SOUTHEY, R. Peninsular War 331
Poetical Works 864
SODTHEY, T. On Colonial "Wools 275
SOUTHGATE,H. Tour through Armenia, <fec. 552
SOUTHGATE, Wm. S. History of Scarbo-
rough 1240
SODVESTEE, E. (Euvres 882, 886
Eiche et Pauvre *882
L'Echelle des femmes . . *882
Reeits de la muse popu-
laire *881
Le secret d'une fortune. *881
- Brittany et La Vend6e . 882
SOUZA, Madame de. CEuvres 868
Sovereigns of Europe. Lists of ... .290, 294
SOWEEBY, G. B. British Conchology . . . 644
Conchological Manual . 644
The Aquarium *639
SOWEEBY, H. Popular Mineralogy .... 624
SOWEEBY, J. British Mineralogy 625
SOYEE. Modeles d'orfevrerie 731
SOYER, A. Culinary Campaign at Sebas-
topol *448
History of Food 735
SOZOMEN'S Ecclesiastical History 23
Spa 535
Spas of Germany and England. 670
SPACE. Vegetaux- phane>ogames 647
SPACKMAN, W. F. Analysis of the Rail-
way Interest 270
Occupations of the
people 274
Spain. History of 439, 77 1
Travels in 527, 534, 540, 560
Pamphlets on the History and
Politics of. ..933, 935, 939, 940,
945, 1092, 1093, 11] 0, 1123, 1147, 1150
SPALLANZANI'S Travels 542
Spanish Language 785
Literature 798, 879, (P) 1152
SPAEKS, J. Writings of Washington, 181, 1220
SPAEKS, J. Life of John Ledyard 1226
Life of S. Cabot 1365
Speakers of House of Commons. List of
the; with their Speeches, from
1660 to 1796 118
Lives
of the ; from Edw. Ill to Victoria 119
Speakers of Houses of Legislature in Ca-
nada. Lists and Portraits of, 1656-1658
Spectacles 6*78
Spectator. The 851
Essays on,*by Drake . . 834
Speeches. Collections of 120
SPEED, J. History of Great Britain .... 385
Atlas of the World 512
Theatre of Empire of Great
Britain 335
SPEEDE. Criminal Statistics of Bengal . 175
SPEIE, Mrs. Ancient India 458
SPELMAN, Sir H. Works 851
Coin of the Kingdom . . 263
History of Sacrilege . . 30
Life, by Gibson 502
On Tithes 216
On Wills 142
SPENCE, G. Equitable jurisdiction of
Court of Chancery 136
Origin of Laws, <fcc., of
Europe 226
SPENCE, J. Polymetis 795
SPENCEE, C. 0. On Music 722
SPENCEE, E. Travels in Turkey & Greece 546
SPENCEE, H. Principles of Psychology . 72
SPENCEE, J. Money, Corn, and Cotton. . "283
SPENSEE, E. Poems 864
Observations on the Fairy
Correspondence with Wash-
ington 181
Life of George Washington . 1220
American Biography 1226
Life of Ethan Allen 1226
Life of Benedict Arnold . . . 1226
Life of Father Marque tte . . 1226
Life of Robert de la Salle . . 1226
Life of Count Pulaeki 1226
Life of John Ribault 1226 |
Life of Cn rles Lee 1226|
Queen, by Warton 864
And his Poetry, by Craik. 864
SPEEANSKI, Mine. de. Scenes Russes. . . 88*7
SPICEE, H. Sights and Sounds 592
Spicilegium Syriacum 26
SPIEES & SUEENNE'S French Dictionary . 789
SPILBEEGEN'S Voyage round the World . 525
SPILSBUEY, W. H. History of Lincoln's
Inn 135
SPINOSA. Memoire sur 61
Spirits aad Spirit Manifestations, 589, 592, 918
Spiritualism, by Edmonds and Dexter . . *592
Spirituous Liquors. Gin and Rum Rivalry 241
Of Duties on 241
See also, Public House Licensing;
Temperance.
1866
SPI]
INDEX.
[STA
Spitzberg (Spitzbergen.) Voyages, 533,
1344, 1346
Various Notices of 529, (P) 1097
Sports and Games 723
SPOTORNO, G. Delia Origine e della
Patria di Christoforo Colombo ... 1 165
SPOTTISWOODE. Eastern Russia *547
SPRAGUE, J. T. The Florida War 1268
SPRAT. Poems 864
SPRY, H. H. Cultivation of Plants in
India 276
SPDRZHEIM, J. G. Memoir 632
Essai philosophique . . 72
SQUAREY, C. Agricultural Chemistry . . *655
SQUARR. La guerre europeenne contre
la Russie *450
SQUIER, E. G. Nicaragua. 758, 1361
The Serpent Symbol *52
Aboriginal Monuments of
New York 614
On Aboriginal Monuments,
Mississippi Valley 629
Notes on Central America 1361
Waikna 1361
SQUIER (E. G.J and DAVIS. Monuments
of the Mississippi Valley 614
STAAL, Mme. de. Deux anuees a la Bas-
tille 502
Mernoires 417
STACK, Captain G. Sindhi Dictionary . . 782
STADEN, Hans. Histoire d'un pays nomme
Amerique 1171
^ Deux voyages dans le nou-
veau monde 1354
Mo3urs et coutumes des
Tuppinambas 1354
STAEHLIN, J. Von. New Northern Arch-
ipelago 533
Account of Kamtsch-
atka 1407
STAEL, Mme. de. CEuvres 876
Life, by Maria Norris 486
STAFFORD, T. Pacata Hibernia 400
Stage. On the (P) 923, 1077
Stage. The History of the English 80
Stage Acting of Master Betty (P) 1136
Stage Plays. .(P) 1088, 1108, 1123, 1134, 1152
See also, Drama ; Poetry and the
Drama : Theatre,
STAHL. Scenes de la vie des animaux . . 879
Stained Glass. Works on 703, 704
STAINTON, H. T. June 6U7
Stammering ......................... *672
STAMP, G. Index to the Statute Law. . . *125
Stamp Laws ...................... , . 146
Standing Orders of the House of Lords. . 106
--- of both Houses ........ 110
STANFORD, J. F. Rambles in Saxony . . . 544
STANHOPE, Lady Hester. Memoirs and
Travels ...................... *502
STANLEY, A. Sinai and Palestine ...... 19
Life of Arnold .......... 480
STANLEY, Bp. E. History of Birds ..... 638
STANLEY, G. Painters of Dutch and
Flemish Schools ................ 712
STANLEY, T. History of Philosophy. ... 57
STANSBURY. Exploration of Utah Valley 1388
STANTON, H. B. Reform and Reformers . 229
STAPLETON, Miss L. Memoir of ..... (P) 1116
STAFLETON, T. Histoire de Thomas More 496
Stars. See Stellar Universe.
Star Chamber ............ . .......... 105
STARK, A. On Printing ............... *732
STARK, J. Life, by E. Everett ........ 1226
STARK, R. M. History of British Mosses 664
STARKIB, T. On Law of Evidence ...... 132
-- On Slander and Libel ..... 140
STARLING. Miss. Noble Deeds of Woman 478
Statuts. Traite*des .................. *100
- Nature des. . , . *199
State of the Country (or Nation). Pamph-
lets on, 928, 929, 939, 943, 1080, 1090,
1098, 1107, 1109, 1131, 1134, 1138, 1144,
1150, 1151.
See also Distress of the Country. *
State of the Country, in 1696 (P) 1 143
- in 1787... (P) 1113, 1144
in 1796 and 1798 (P) 1090
in 1806 ; with reply
thereto 395
in 1808 (P) 1123
-iu 1814 (P) 924
in 1815 (P) 926
in 1816 (P) 927, 929
in 1822 ...273 (P) 938
Reply thereto (P) 939
in 1823 ( P) 1090
State and Criminal Trials 193
State Policy of Modern Europe *330
Statesman. Opinions and Duties of a 224, 225
Statics, (Statique} 580, 600
Statistics, (Statistique) . .273-275, 279, 286-300
Statistical Companion. 274
Statistical Society, London, Journal of . . 274
1867
STA-]
INDEX.
Statistical Society, Dublin, Journal of. . . 276
Statistical Account of Scotland 399
Statistiques des ports de commerce .... 287
Statistique8 de 1'industrie a Paris 287
Statistiques des routes royales 750
Statistiques de la Belgique 288
Statistiques de la France 288
Voir Canada.
STATIUS 825
STATTEE. Decimal System *269
Statutes of the Realm 125
at Large 125
Public General 125
Index from 1801. 125
of Canada 161, 169
of the United States, and Treaties 183
Statutes. Interpretation of 127, 184
Statuts du Cauada 168, 169
STAUNTON, Sir G. T. Penal Code of China 90
Notices relating to
China 466
STAUNTON, H. Chess Player's Companion 725
Hand-book 724
Chess Tournament 725
STAVOEINUS. Of the Indian Islands. ... 465
Steam Boat Explosions 297, *753
See also, Railway Accidents.
Steam Engines. Construction of, <fec.,
298, 578, 710, 727, 742-747, 751-
758, 764 (P) 1122, 1137, 1425
Steam Navigation. History and Statistics
292, 295, 298, 678, 710
STEBBIKG, H. Lives of Italian Poets. .. 478
Continuation of Milner's
Church History 23
STEDMAN, C. American "War 1262
STEDMAN, Capt. J. G. Expedition against
the Revolted Negroes of Surinam. 1200
STEEL, David. Shipmaster's Assistant . . 279
STEEL (David) and KNOWLES (John). On
Naval Architecture 709
STEER. Parish Law *218
STEFFEN'S Adventures on the Road to
Paris 442
STEGGALL, J. H. Autobiography *502
STEINITZ, F. Origin and Progress of the
Ship 709
STEINMETZ, A. The Novitiate 32
King Alfred, or Moderate
Monarchy 334
On Tobacco *737
STEINSCHNEIDKB. Jewish Literature. . . . *20
1868
Stellar Photography *300
Stellar Universe 578, 682
See also, Celestial Globe ; Plurality
of Worlds.
STENDHAL. (Euvres 880
Stenographic, (Stenography) 775
STEPHANUS. Thesaurus Grsecse Lingua.
947, 948
STEPHEN, Sir G. Digest of County Court
Cases 138
Principles of Commerce
and Commercial Law 147
Anti-Slavery Recollec-
tions 249
STEPHEN, H. J. Commentaries 129
Summary of Criminal
Law 138
STEPHEN, Sir J. Essays 36
On the History of France 411
West Indian Slavery . . 248
STEPHEN, Thomas. History of the Epis-
copal Church of Scotland 39
STEPHEN, T. Book of the Constitution. . 103
STEPHEN DE LA MADELEINE. Un jeune
homme de Province *881
STEPHEN'S War in Disguise 99, (I') 1103
STEPHENS, A. J. Ecclesiastical Statutes. 218
English Constitution.. 103
STEPHENS, H. Book of the Farm 651
Deep Land Culture 661
STEPHENS, J. L. Travels in Egypt, &c. . 649
Travels in Yucatan ... 1378
. Travels in Central
America 1361
Travels in Russia and
Turkey 546
STEPHENSON, G. Life *748
STEPHENSON, R. M. On Railways 752
STEPNEY. Poems 864
Stereoscope 578, 719
STEELING, J. Essays and Tales 861
Life, by Carlyle 502
STEENBEIIG. The Breughel Brothers. . . . *894
STEENE, L. Works 851
Voyage en France 640
STEUART, H. The Planter's Guide 648
STEUBEN, Baron. Life of, by F. Bowen.. 1226
STEVENS, H. Catalogue of English Li-
brary 899
STEVENS, Paul. Fables 1445
STEVENSON, A. Bell Uock Lighthouse . . 760
Skerry vore Lighthouse . 760
STE1
IMJKX.
ISTB
STEVENSON, A. History of Lighthouses.
STEVENSON, "W. B. Twenty Years' Resi-
dence in South America
STEVENSON, W. F. Composition of Hy-
drogen
STEWART, Rev. C. View of the Eastern
Townships
STEWART, C. S. Brazil and La Plata . . .
STEWART, D. Collected Works
Philosophic de 1'esprit hu
main
STEWART, John. Account of Prince Ed-
ward's Island
STILES, Ezra. Life of, by J. L. Kings-
ley
STILES, W. H. Austria in 1 848-9
STILLINGFLEET, B. Life and Works ....
STIMPSON. Of Marine Invertebrata
STIRLING, A. Earl of. Case and Narrative
STIRLING, James. Letters from the
Slave States
STIRLING, P. J. On G-old Discoveries. . .
Philosophy of Trade. . .
STIRLING, W. Cloister Life of Charles V.
Velasquez and his Work . .
STIRLING, Major W. Rivers of Paradise.
STIRLING, William Alexander, Earl of.
Poems
STIRLING, Major General W. A., Earl of.
Life of, by Alexander Duer. .1228,
STITH, W. History of the First Discovery
of Virginia
STOBO, Major R. Memoirs
STOCKDALE, J. History of Inquisition. . .
STOCKDALE vs. HANSARD. Case of. . . Ill
(P) 1114,
Stock Exchange transactions. Law of .
Stocks and Stock-jobbing. . .266, 300, (P)
STOCKHARDT, J. A. Agricultural Chem-
istry
Principles of Chem-
istry
STOCQUELER, J. H.
British Officer
Life of Wellington. .
Life of Sir W. Nott .
STODDARD, J. Philosophy of Language . .
STODDART, Major Amos. Louisiana ....
STODDART, T. T. Angler's Companion . . .
Stoke Damerel. Burial Ground (P)
STOKES, A. Constitution of British Colo-
nies in North America 155,
STOKES. J. L. Discoveries in Australia.
PAOB
760
1353
590
1433
1356
64
64
1338
1226
443
851
615
1336
1382
262
2*78
329
*712
19
864
1247
1249
1260
32
1085
*145
1130
656
593
684
505
*460
776
1-254
*725
1079
1261
STOKES, W. Diagnosis of Diseases of the
Chest, <fec 672
STOLBERG. De 1' amour de Dieu 45
STONE, F. Pamphlets by (P) 1102
STONE, W. On Benefit Building Societies 144
STONE, W. L. Life and Times of Red
Jacket 1188
~ Life of Joseph Brant . . .
1188, 1265
STONE, Mrs. Chronicles of Fashion .... 851
STONEY, Capt. H. B. Residence in Tas-
mania 567
STORCH. Cours d'econornie politique. . . . 251
STORK, Wm. Account of East Florida. . 1420
Storms. See Winds and Storms.
STORY, J. On Conflict of Laws 138
Equity Jurisprudence 139
On the History, State and Pros-
pects of the Law 129
Law of Agency 146
Law of Bailments 146
Law of Bills of Exchange. . . 145
On Law of Promissory Notes, 145
On United States Constitution 178
Constitution des Etats-Unis. . 178
Life and Letters of, by his Son 1229
STORY, W. W. Sales of Personal Pro-
perty *141
Law of Contracts *146
Life of Joseph Story.. . 1229
STOTHARD, T. Life, by Bray 502
STOW, D. Training System 80
STOW, J. Chronicle of England 335
Survey of London 403
STOWE, Mrs. H. B. Uncle Tom's Cabin. 852
La Case de Poncle
Tom 852
Dred 852
Sunny Memories of
Foreign Lands 535
Stowe Sale. Catalogue of the 718
STOWELL, Lord. Judgment in a Slave
Case (P) 1154
Strabisme 673
STRABO 817
STRACHAN, Bishop. Sketch of his Life . . 86
STRACHEY, W. History of Tiavaile into
Virginia 1383
Papham Colony 1240
STRAHLENBERG. Description of Russia, Ac. 445
STRAITH. On Fortification, &c 684
STRANGE. Sir R. Memoirs, by Dennistoun 502
1869
STR]
INDEX.
ISUG
STEANGE, T. Hindu Law 172
STRATEN-PONTHOZ, Le Comte Aug. Van-
der. Le Budget du Bre"sil 1200
STRAUSS, D. F. Vie de J6sus Christ 22
STRAUSS, F. Helen's Pilgrimage 21
STRAUSS, G. L. French Grammar 789
German Grammar 785
Moslem and Turk 327
STRAUSS-DURCKEIM. The"ologie de la na-
ture 606
STRICKLAND, Agnes. Lives of Queens of
England 338
Lives of Queens of
Scotland: 339
STRICKLAND, Major. Twenty-seven Years
in Canada West 1402
STRICKLAND, W. P. History of American
Bible Society 16
STROOBANT. Monumens de Belgique *693
STRUTT, J. Dress and Habits of the Eng-
lish ! 378
English Sports and Pastimes 355
STRUTT, J, G. Sylva Britannica 648
STRYPE, John. Works 35
STRZELECKI, P. E. Description of New
South Wales 566
Gold and Silver; a
Supplement to foregoing Work. . . 566
STUART, A. Notes on the Saguenay
Country 1410
Canadian Etymologies.... 1412
Endowments for Education. 1443
STUART, C. Expeditions into S. Australia 711
STUART, C. B. Naval and Mail Steamers
of the United States 711
STUART, G. O. Cases in Lower Canada
Courts. 165
STUART, Sir Jas. Sketch of his Life 1274
Case of his Suspension
from Office 1281
Correspondence, &c. .. 1281
STUART, J. Three Years in North America 1380
Refutation of Aspersions. . . . 1380
STUART, (J,) and REVKTT, (N.) Antiqui-
ties of Athens *699
STUART, M. Hebrew Chrestomathy. ... 778
STUARTS. Courts of the 329, 382
STUART Papers 399
See also Pretender (The.)
Stud Book franais 658
English 659
STURGE, Jos. Visit to the United States 1381
SUARD. Encyclopedic de musique 721
Succession. Law of 141, 277, (P) 1084
in United States. . 186
SUCHET. M6moires *430
bucre. Fabrication du 737
Voir Sugar.
SUDRE. Histoire ducommunisme 237
SUE, Bug. (Euvres *882
Marine Fran9aise *423
Correspondance d'Escoubeau *421
Les mysteres du peuple. . . . *880
Fernand Duplessis *880
Les enfants de 1'amour *880
Les sept peches capitaux . . *881
Martin, 1'enfant trouv6 *881
Gilbert et Gilberte *88l
La bonne aventure *881
Atar Gull *882
La Salamandre 882
Le Marquis de Le'toriere . . . *882
Arthur *882
Therdse Dunoyer *882
Deux histoires *882
Latreaumont *882
Comedies sociales *882
Jean Cavalier *882
La Coucaratcha *882
Le Commandeur de Malte . . *882
Le Juif errant *882
Pliket Plok *882
Paula Monti *882
Les Mysteres de Paris *882
Deleytar *882
Matbifde *882
Le Morne au Diable *882
La Vigie de Koat-Ven *882
Suede, Histoire 451
Voyages 543
Commerce 283
SUETONIUS 825
Suez. Isthmus 271, *467, 560, 758
Sugar and the Sugar Cane. Growth and
Manufacture of 662, 733, 737, 917
(P) 1425
Statistics of 275, 293, 298
Duties (P) 1096, 1097
SUGDEN, Sir E. B. Law of Property 140
, New Statutes relating
to Limitations 140
On Sales 140
Treatise on Powers .. 140
On Chancery Court (P) 942
1870
SVG'}
INDEX.
[SWA
SUGDEN, Sir E. B. On Rate of Interest,
and Redeemable Annuities (P) 927, 1130
On Vendors and Pur-
chasers *141
Handy book on Pro-
perty Law *140
SUGER. Vie de Louis le-Gros 413
Suicide 72, 73, 679 (P) 940
Suisse. Histoire 438
Voyages 535, 542
Democratic *124
Suites a BDFFON. Voir la note manuscrite,
page *609
SULLIVAN, F. S. Constitution and Laws
of England 103
SULLIVAN, James History of the Dis-
trict of Main 1240
SULLIVAN, John. Life of, by 0. W. B.
Peabody 1226
SULLIFAN, R. Dictionary of Derivations 792
SULLIVAN, W. K. Journal of Progress.. 727
SULLIVANT. Mosses of the United States *650
SULLY. Memoires 416
SULPICIA 825
Sumatra. History of 465
SUMNER, Abp. On Population, &c 255
Sun (the) and Sunbeams. . 578, 590, *614, *615
Sunday Observance. See Sabbath Question.
Sunday Schools 77 (P) 1088, 1102, 1119
Sunshine on Daily Paths 852
Supernatural Appearance. Alleged.. (P) 108
Superstition 28
Surety. Law of 146
Surgeons College. Orations (P) 933 1075
Surgery and Surgical Operations. . . .673, 29E
Surgery Bill. Letter on a proposed. .(P) 931
SUEGT. Finances 263
Surinam. Description of 1356
Surnames 355, 508
SURREY, (Howard) Earl of. Poems.... 86(
Surrey. County of. History 405
Surveying and Surveyors. . .599, 748 (P) 110!
Surveying. Nautical 68'
Surveys of England 29
See also, Ordnance Survey.
Sussex Emigrants. Letters from 140
SUTHERLAND, J. C. C. On the Hindu Law
of Adoptions 17
Suttee in India 46
SUTTON, T. Photography on Paper 71
SUZANNET. Les Provinces du Caucase. . 44
SWAINSON, W. On New Zealand 28
WAINSON, W. Of Fly-Catchers. Of the
Birds of Western Africa 608
wallow. On the (P) 925
WAN, J. G. The North "West Coast. .-. . 1387
WARTZ, C. F. Memoirs, by Pearson .... 502
'wearing 574
See also, Oaths.
'weden. History of 451
Travels in 523, *527, 643
Literature of 798,
^wedish Language 784
WEDENBORG, E. Life, by Hood. ...... 502
Life, by Wilkinson. .. *502
On the Animal King-
dom 634
hvfdenborgianism 632
Sweeping Chimnies by Boys. Report and
Pamphlets on (P) 930, 940
WEET, G. Limited Liability Act 144
SWIFT, Jonathan. Life, by Scott 502
Life and Writings, by
Lord Orrery *502
Works 852 (P) 1134
Poems 864
Voyage de Gulliver.. *881
SWINBURNE, H. Courts of Europe *330
SWINDELL, J. G. On Well- Digging 757
SWING, the Rick-burner. Life and Death
of (P) 1075
SWITZER, S. Hydrostaticks *756
Switzerland. History of 438
Travels in 527, 535, 542
On Affairs of (P) 1090
SYDENHAM, Lord. Life and Administra-
tion in Canada 159
Sydenham Palace. Guide to the 771
Views of 771
SYDNEY, W. R. On Appeals to the Lords 106
SYLVAIN-EYMARD. Politicomanie. 285
SYMES' Embassy to Ava 555
SYMONDS, A. Mechanics of Law-Making 110
SYMONS, J. School Economy 80
SYMONS, J. C. On Reformatories 246
On Sir R. Peel *230
SYMONS, J. C. Tactics for the Times . . . 245
SYNGE. Canada in 1848 286
Synodalia, a Journal of Convocation. ... 38
Synonymes, (Synonyms') *788, 793
Syria, (Syrie) 456, 551
See also Holy Land.
Syrian Question (P) 1096, 1097
SYRUS 825
1871
SYR
INDEX,
ITAR
SZABAD, E. Hungary . .. 443
State Policy of Modern Europe *330
TAAFE, J. History of the Order of St.
John of Jerusalem 81, 329
Tabac. Ses effets *668
Fabrication 737
Voir Tobacco.
Tobago, Island of. History 1420, 1210
Tabari. Ghronique 453
Table chronologique des diplomes 420
Table Talk. Book of 852
Dramatic 827
Table Talker. The 852
Table-turning 592
Tables tournantes 593
TABOADA. Dictionnaire espagnol 786
TACHE, J. C. Plan de commutation. ... 167
. Esquisse sur le Canada . . 773
Le Canada et 1'exposition
universelle 773
Canada at the Universal
Exhibition 774
Courrier du Canada 1414
Confederation des provin-
ces 1446
, Mgr. Lettres de la Riviere Rouge 1491
TACITUS 825
TAHCIN-UDDIN. Aventures de Kamrup. . 889
TAILLANDIEE, S. R. Sur 1'Allemagne. . . 442
L'atheisme et le so-
cialisme 237
Philosophic he'ge'li-
enne 66
. Scot Erigene 60
Litterature en Alle-
magne 798
TAINE. Philosophes du XIXe sicle. . . . *69
TAIT, P. G. and STEEL. Dynamics of a
Particle 601
TAIT, W. Magdalenism 244
Taiti. Lesiles 471
TALABOT. Le canal de Suez 271
TALBOT, C. Duke of Shrewsbury. Cor-
respondence, by Coxe 391
TALBOT, Edw. A. Five Years in Canada 1369
Cinq ann^es au Canada 1369
TALBOT, Major G. Selection of Psalms. . 721
TALBOT, H. F. Pencil of Nature 719
Talbot Divorce Case *138
TALFOURD, T. N. Vacation Rambles . . *635
On Poetry (P) 926
1878
TALFOURD, T. N. Speech on Shelley's
Works .' (P)
TALLEMANT DES REAUX. Les historiettes
RiGORD. Projet d'organi
sation d'une instruction publique.
Commerce des
Etats-TJnis avec 1'Angleterre
Avantages
1085
425
83
273
des
colonies nouvelles 284
On United States
and Great Britain (P) 925
Par Capefigue. 475
Reminiscences of,
by Colmache *502
Sa biographic,
par Michaud 502
Notice, par Mi-
gnet 502
TALLON, A. La caravane 881
TALON, 0. Memoires 417
TALVI, (Mas. ROBINSON.) Colonization of
America 1177
TAMISIER. Voyage en Arable 562
TAMLYN. On Evidence 136
TANCRED Of Representation in England 108
TANEY, R. B. Life of, by Van Santvoord 1226
TAPIES. La France et 1'Angleterre .... 397
TAPPING, T. Writ of Mandamus 135
Tar. On the Manufacture of 735
Tar-water. Virtues of 63
T.ARBS, M. Poids et mesures 268, 269
Verification 269
TARBB, C. Langage et patois de Cham-
pagne 867
Notes, recherches, glossaires,
etc 866, 867
TARDIEU. Dictionnaire d'hygiene publique 666
Manuel de pathologie 66C
TARDIEU, Amede'e. Se'ne'grambie et Guine'e 468
Tariff. British 279, 280, 293-295
Tariffs and Customs in Canada. . . . 280, 1325
Tariff" of United States. 280, 291, 298, 299, *300
Tariffs of Various Countries 279, 280
Tariffs of England and France compared 292
Tariffs of China 294
Tariffs of Mexico 299
TARLETON, Lieut. Col. Campaign of
1780-'81, in North America 1263
Tartarian Nations. Dialects of 554
Tartary. Travels in 554, 557
TASCHEREAU. Vie etouvrages de P. Cor-
neille . . 485
TAS]
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[_TEI
TASCHEREAU. Vie de Moliere 495
TASMAN'S Discoveries of Southern Coun-
tries 655
Tasmania, See Van Diemen's Land.
TASSO. Life, by Hilman 502
La Jerusalem delivree 893
Jerusalem delivered 893
TATK, T. Philosophy of Education 81
Mental Arithmetic *600
TATE, W. Modern Cambist 268
TATHAM, E, On the National Debt, Ac. (P) 1181
TATISCHEFF, J. Dictionnaire Franais et
Russe 785
TABLER, Dr. John. Life and Sermons .. *51
TAVANNES, Gasp. de. Voir SAULX.
Taxation... 251, 261, (P) 1100, 1131,
1132, 1141, 1142, 1145
Taxes on Knowledge (P) 1097, 1121
TAYLER, W. E. Geology 617
TAYLER, G. Consolidation Acts *143
TAYLOB, A. Glory of Regality 104
TAYLOR, A. S. Medical Jurisprudence.. 150
TAYLOR, Bayard. Travels 527
Eldorado 1388
TAYLOR, E. Book of Rights 102
TAYLOR, HENRY. Notes from Books. . . . 853
Notes from Life 853
Edwin the Fair, <fec. . . 864
Philip Van Artevelde 864
The Statesman 225
TAYLOR, H. System of Creation of our
Globe 581
Confederation of the Pro-
vinces 1432
Condition of Canada 281
On the Union of theCanadas 159
TAYLOR, Mr. H. Theological Tracts (P) 1105
TAYLOR, Hugh. Manual of a Justice of
the Peace.. 166
TAYLOR, I. Elements of Thoughts
Fanaticism
Home Education
Natural History of Enthusiasm
Physical Theory of Another
Life.
6
60
75
5C
50
Saturday Evening 50
TAYLOR, Bp. Jemery. Life of Christ. . . 22
Whole Works 48
TAYLOR, J. Political Economy 253
TAYLOR, J. G. United States and Cuba 1371
TAYLOR, J. N. Law of Landlord and
Tenant.. *186
, J. P. Law of Evidence 132
TAYLOR, J. W. History of Ohio 1257
BAYLOR, R. New Zealand and its Inha-
bitants 471
TAYLOR, Richard. Scientific Memoirs.. 571
TAYLOR, R. C. Statistics of Coal 625
TAYLOR, T. Edition of Aristotle 807
On the Philosophy of Aris-
totle 808
Eleusinian and Bacchic Mys-
928
teries (P)
Political Fragments from the
Greek 816
Miscellanies 817
TAYLOR, T. G. Catalogue of Fixed Stars 583
TAYLOR, W. Memoir of, by Robberds . .
Survey of German Poetry.
TAYLOR, W. B. History of Dublin Uni-
502
798
versity
Manual of Fresco Paint-
ing, &c.
TAYLOR, W. C.
tory.
Manual of Ancient His-
Manual of Modern History
Memoirs of House of Or-
leans.
History of Mohamme-
danism
Ancient and Modern India
Natural History of Society
Tour in Manufacturing
81
711
315
326
428
56
458
236
Districts 536
TaYLOR, NODIER et CAiLLEux. Voyage
pittoresque dans 1'ancienne France. 539
Tea. Growth and manufacture of. .275, 661,733
See also FORTUNE'S Works on China.
Tea trade (P) 1098
TEBBS, H. On Adultery and Divorce ... 240
Technologie 726
TECHO, Father N. del. History of Para-
guay 1204
TECUMSEH. Life of 1188
Notices of 1281
Life of, by Tupper 1281
TEED, J. Report of the Case of 163
TEGG, T. Dictionary of Chronology. . . . 303
TEGNER, E. Axel and Svea 896
TEGOBORSKI. Forces productives de la
Russie 447
Tehuantepec.' Isthmus of 1374
TEIGNMOUTH, Lord. Coasts and Islands
of Scotland and Isle of Man 400
1373
TJ3T]
INDEX.
[TffA
TEIGNMOUTH, Lord Life of Sir W. Jones 492
Memoirs, by his Son 502
Teintures 730
TEISSERENO. Rapport sur lea cbemins de
fer 754
TEISSIEE. Agriculture 650
Telegraphes 781, 294, 299, 578, 590
Telescopes 589, 299, 745
TELFORD, T. Life ; with a descriptive
Atlas of his Works 748
Temi&caming. Mission de 1195
TEMMINCK. Ornithologie 638
Temperance Question 51, *236, 241,
259, 290, 296-298. 669, 917, 918,
(P) 1440, 1443, 1445
See also Drunkenness ; Public House
Licensing.
TEMPESTINI. Philologie sacree *18
Templars, (Templiers) 829, 422
Temple Church, London. Accounts of. . 704
TEMPLE, Sir W. Works 853
Memoirs, by Courtenay 502
TEMPLE, le Chev. Memoires ... 417
Tenant Rights (P) 1107
See Landlord and Tenant.
TENCIN, Mme. de. (Euvres 868
TENNEMANN, W. G. Manual of Philosophy 68
TENNENT, Sir J. E. Christianity in Ceylon 42
History of Modern
Greece 450
Taxation of Wine... 279
Travels in Belgium . . 544
Tennessee. History of 1251
TENNYSON, Alfred. Poems 865
Ten Tribes of Israel 18, 21, 48
in America 1182
Tenue des livres 267, 279, 60
Tenure Seigneuriale 167, 168
Tenures 128, 129
See also Seigniorial Tenure.
TERENTIUS 825
TERNAUX COMPANS. Bibliotheque asiati-
que 904
Bibliotheque ameri-
caine 904
La Guiane 1201
Archives des vo-
yages ,, 522, 1172
-- Voyages, relations
et me'moires 1171
Recueil de pieces
sur le JVIexique 1372
TERNAUX COMPANS. Recueil de pieces
sur la Floride ; 1886
TERNAY. Traite de Tactique *681
TERQUEM. Algebre 600
Ge'om&rie goo
Mecanique 580
TERQUEM et GERONO. Nouvelles Annales 602
Terracottas. Specimens of Ancient. ... 717
TERRASSON. Jurisprudence romaine. . . . *91
Terreneuve. Histoire 1335
Voyages et Geographic,
1403, if Of
Missions.. '. 1194
Instruction pour naviga-
tion sur la cote de 1408
Terre-Sainte. Voyages 605
Terre- de-feu. Histoire 1206
Terrestrial Globe 293, 588
Terrestrial Magnetism . 300, 576-*582, 614, 620
TERTULLIAN. Apologetic Treatises 26
TERTULLIEN. Traites 25
Tesoro del teatro Espanolo 897
TESSEREAU. Histoire de la Grande Chan-
cellerie ." .... *97
TESSIER, F. X. Journal Medical *666
Voir BEGIN, (French Practice.)
Testament, (Ancien.) Voir Bible.
Testament, (Nouveau,) 11
Voir Evangiles.
TEITLET. Papiers d'Ecosse 398
Texas. Hist 1256
Campaign in 1267
Voyages 1372, 1386
Tableau historique du 1386
TEXIER, 1'Abbe. Orfevrerie, Gravure et
Ciselure *20
Tezcuco 1214, 1215
TEZOZOMOC, Don Alvaro. Histoire du
Mexique 1215
Cronica Mexico 1183
Historia Chi-
chemeca 118S
Relaciones . . . 1188
THAOHER'S Narrative and Shipwreck. . . . 1233
THACKER'S Courser's Annual and Stud
Book *659
THACKERAY, T. Britain under the Roman
Emperors 338
THACKERAY, T. J. Military Organization
of France 683
THACKERAY, W. M. English Humorists
of the Eighteenth Century.: 802
1874
THA]
INDEX. -
[TIIO
THACKERAY, W. M. HistoryofPendennis 853
The Newcomes 853
Vanity Fair 853
Journey from Corn-
hill to Cairo 551
Esmond 853
Le Diamant de famille 881
Miscellanies. 853
THACKRAH, C. T. Effects of Trades on
Health 667
THADEE-ENNIS, le P. Journal de la
guerre Jesuitique 1204
THAER, A. D. Principles of Agriculture. 651
Thames Tunnel. See Tunnel.
Thames River Navigation (P) 1 137
Theatre. Manuel du 805
Theatres. See Drama ; Stage.
Theatre de Lesage 869
Theatre des Latins 819
Theatre Allemand 892
Theatre Anglais 891
Theatre de premier ordre 870
Th<re de second ordre 870
Theatre Espagnol 890
Theatre Franais 869, 870
Theatre Hollandais 892
Theatre Italien 891
Theatre Polonais 891
Theatre Portugais 891
Theatre Russe 891
Theatre Suedois 891
THEGAN. Vie de Louis le Debonnaire. . 413
THELLER, Dr. E. A. Canada in 1837-8. 1283
THELWALL, J. Political lectures, (P) 1100, 1139
THESARD, Baron, L. J. Trait6 de Chimie 596
THEOCRITDS 818
Theodolite. On the use of the (P) 1101
THEODORET and EVAGRIUS. History of
the Church 23
THEODOSE LE GRAND 325
Theologia Germanica 51
Theologie 46, 47, 9-56, 606
Theology, Religion and History of Re-
ligions 9-56
THEOPHILUS. Arts of the Middle Ages. . *690
THEOPHRATUS 818
THEOPHRASTE et LABRUYERE. Caracteres 72
Therapeutique 671, 597
THERESE, Sainte. CEuvres 50
Thermometers 290, 576, 578
THERY. Profession d'instituteur 75
Thesaurus Grsecse Lingua? 947, 948
THEVENARD. Me moires relatifs a la marine
THEVENOT DESSAULES. Dictionnaire du
digeste
THEVENOT. Recueil de voyages. ....
THEVET. Cosmographie universelle . . .
Singularities de la France An-
tarctique
THIBAUDEAU, A. C. Memoires sur la Con-
vention et le Directoire.
Le consulat et Tem-
pi re.
THIBAULT, Jean A. Traite' des criees. . .
THIBAULT, Rev. M. Mission de la Ri-
viere Rouge
THIBAULT. Chansons
Thibet. Travels in
THEEBAUT DE BERNEAUD, A. Manuel du
cultivateur
Manuel du
vigueron.
Manuel de
la laiterie
THIERRY, Amede'e. Histoire d'Attila. ..
Histoire des Gaulois
THIERRY, Aug. Temps meYovingiens
Lettres sur 1'histoire de
92
521
509
1178
428
*429
201
1194
867
557
652
736
658
326
409
412
France 412
Histoire de la conquete
d'Angleterre
Dix ans d'etudes
Monumens du tiers 6tat
Histoire du tiers etat. .
History of the Norman
Conquest
THIERS. Histoire de la revolution frau-
gaise
Le consulat et 1'empire
De la propriety
Law et son systeme,
THIERS, and his Histories, by Croker . . .
THIERSCH, F. Greek Grammar
THIERSCH, H. W. J. History of the
Church in the Apostolic Age
THILLAYE. Manuel du fabricant d'indi-
ennes
Produits chimiques
THIRLWALL, C. History of Greece
Thistle and Cedar of Lebanon
THOLUCK, F. Guido and Julius
THOM, W. J. Book of the Court
THOMAS X KEMPIS. De Imitatioue Christi,
THOMAS D'AQUIN, Saint. La chaine d'or.
372
372
421
412
372
426
429
237
*263
*429
782
*23
730
734
323
551
44
104
50
25
EEE
1875
THO~\
IXDKX.
\_T1M
THOMAS D'AQUIN, Saint. La somme catho-
Hque 24
THOMAS HIBERNICUS. Flores doctorum . . 46
THOMAS, Alexandre. Sur la Pologne . . . 445
THOMAS, Antoine. (Euvres 875
THOMAS, E. Science economique 254
THOMAS, F. S. History of Public De-
partments '. 345
Hand book to the Public
Records 345
Historical Notes *344
THOMAS, Gabriel. Historical Account of
the Province of Pensylvania 1246
THOMAS, Isaiah. History of Printing in
America 1179
THOMAS, J. Gazetteer of the United
States 1376
THOMAS, J. J. American Fruit Culturist 664
THOMAS, R. Modern Practice of Physic, 666
THOMASON, J. Minutes and Despatches. . *463
THOMASSIN. Discipline eccle'siastique . . *20
THOMASSY. Pecheries 281
Le Maroc et ses caravanes. . 470
THOMPSON, B. German Theatre 894
THOMPSON, E. P. History of Austria... 443
Passions of Animals. . 634
THOMPSON, Geo. Voyages en Afrique . . 560
THOMPSON, Th Systemc de chimie 597
Priucipes de chimie. ... 597
THOMPSON, T. P. Political Exercises, <fec. 230
Fallacies on Rent,
Tithes, Taxes, Ac (P) 944
THOMPSON, W. On Wealth 257
Poems 865
Recollections of Mexico. 1373
THOMPSON, William. Natural History of
Ireland 609
THOMPSON, Z. History of Vermont.... 1241
THOMSON, A. Punishment and Prevention *246
THOMSON, Mrs. A. T. Court and Times of
George II 392
Memoirs of the
Duchess of Mavlborough 392
THOMSON, C. On the Mines of New Spain 149
THOMSON, H. B. 1 aws of War, affecting
Commerce 99
On Military Forces and
Institutions of Great Britain 684
THOMSON, J. Poems 865
THOMSON, J. L. The late War between
the United States and England. . . 1267
THOMSON, R. On Magna Charta 102
1876
THOMSON, R. D. Cyclopedia of Chemistry
THOMSON, S. Dictionary of Domestic
Medicine and Surgery
THOMSON, T. Heat and Electricity
Mineralogy, <fec
Progress of Science
THOMSON, W. Laws of Thought
THORESBY, R. Diary and Correspondence
THORNE, J. Rambles by Rivers
THORNTON, E. History of British India.
Gazetteer of the E. Indies
THORNTON, J. B. Digest of U. S. Convey-
ancing Laws, <fec
THORNTON, R. Education in Bengal
THORNTON, R. J. Politician's Creed
THORNTON, T. History of China
THORPE, B. Anglo-Saxon Homilies. . . .
Anglo-Saxon Version of
the Gospels
Yule-Tide Stories
THORY, C. A. Histoire du genre groselier
THOU, J. A. de. Memoires
Thought and Study in Europe
THOUIV, A. Monographic des greffes. . .
Cours de culture
Agriculture
THOUVENEL, Ed. La Hongrie
La Valachie
Les Russes en Asie. .
Constantinople
THRUPP, J. F. Autient Jerusalem.
THRUSTON, Judge. Case of
THUCYDIDES
Thugs and Dacoits. History and prac-
tices of the 461,
THUNBERG'S Account of the Cape of Good
Hope
THUNEN. Prix des grains
THURLOE, J. State Papers
TICKELL. Poems
TICKNOR, G History of Spanish Litera-
ture ;
TIBULUS
Tides 578, *579
Tierra del Fuego 1358,
TILLEMONT, le Nain de. Me'moires pour
servir A Phistoire ecc!6siastique . .
Vie de St. Louis
Tilsit. Observations sur le traite de.(P)
TILSLEY, H. On Stamp Laws
TIM BOBBIN'S Lancashire Dialect
Timber and Fruit Trees . . . . . . (P)
TJLO*
575
669
590
628
*670
70
389
536
459
555
186
82
224
465
34
11
896
662
416
*78
663
652
650
443
443
447
450
19
194
818
*462
564
279
887
865
798
825
, 614
1206
23
418
1119
146
791
1135
TIM]
INDEX.
[TOR
Timber and Dry Rot (P) 935, 943, 1137
Timber. Strength of 708, 772
Timber Trade in Europe and America, (P) 937
Timber Trade, (Canadian) and Timber
Duties.. 281, 1328-1830, 1428 (P) 935
TIMBERLAND, K. History and Proceedings
of the House of Lords 118
TIMES, J. Year-book of Facts 571
Time. Account of 578
Differences in 291, 294
On employment of (P) 1135
Time's Telescope, or Guideto the Alma-
nac ... 303
Times. The London 914
Essays from . . . 853, 854
TIMKOWSKI, G. Travels through Mongolia 556
TIMON. Orators of France *879
Voir CORMENIN.
TIMOUR the Great. Institutes of 91
Memoirs of 454
TIMPERLEY, C. H. Literary and Typo-
graphical Anecdotes 732
TINNEY, J. P. On Rights of the Sove-
reignty (P) 1119
TIPU, Sultan. History of 455
TISON, Thos. Voyage to the West Indies 1 348
TISSINGTON, S. Collection of Epitaphs . . *701
TISSOT, P. A. Les douze livres du code. *93
TiTELivE 822, 222
Tithes and Tithe System. . .51, 215, 216,
219, 220, 254 (P) 1086, 1112, 1114,
1130, 1146
Tithes. History of (P) 934, 1111, 1112
Tithes. Commutation of . . (P) 927, 928,
932, 1105, 1112, 1130, 1151
Tobacco, its Production and Manufacture,
733, 737
its Use and Abuse 737
Tobacco Trade 298
Tobago. Hist 1420,1210
TOBIN. Lunede miel 891
TdcuoN. Medailles des nomes 312
TOCQUEVILLE, A. de. Democratic en
Amerique 179, 1224
Democracy in
America 179
French Society
before 1789 426
L'ancien regime
TOCQUKVILLE, A. de. Coup d'oail sur le
regne de Louis XVI *426
Vide BEAUMONT et DE TOCQUEVILLE.
ToD,J. Annals and Antiquities of Ra-
jasthau ' 458
TODD, Alfred. Index to the Upper Can-
ada Assembly Journals 161
- Index to the Legislative
Assembly Journals 161
TODB, Alpheus. Parliamentary Practice. 112
TODD, H. On the Office of Churchwarden 218
TODD, II. J. Life of Walton 504
TODD, J. H. Historical Tablets 302
TODD, R. B. Cyclopaedia of Anatomy
and Physiology 631
TODD, (R.B.) and BOWMAN. Physiological
Anatomy 631
Tofut-ul-mujahideen 454
TOLAND, J. Miscellaneous Works 44
TOLHAUSEN et GARDISSAL. Dictionnaire
technologique 790
TOLLEMER, A. Resume de psychologic. 73
TOLLENARE. Essai sur le commerce .... 278
TOLLER, Sir S. Law of Executor? and
Administrators 142
TOM BROWN'S School Days *854
TOMASSEO. Ambassadeurs Venitiens. . . 422
TOMLINS, T. E. Cases before Election
Committees 116
Law Dictionary 126
TOMLIKSON, C. Construction of Locks. . 728
Cyclopaedia of Useful Arts 747
Mechanics 745
. On Natural Philosophy. 571
On Warming and Venti-
et la revolution *426
Histoire du re-
gne de Louis XV *426
lation 707
_ Pneumatics 586
TOMLINSON, Rev. L. Astronomie amu-
sante 584
TONE, T. Wolfe. Autobiography 40 1
System of Cavalry 685
Tontines 267
TONTY. Relation de la Louisiane 1347
Tonqneeu. Description of 557
TOOKE, J. H. Memoirs, by Stephens... 503
TOOJKE, T. On the Currency 263
History of Prices 268
- On Currency (P) 1127
TOOKE, W. Life of Catherine II, of
Russia 446
Monarch v in France 411
TORCY. Memoires 417
1877
TOR]
INDEX.
ITRE
TORENO. Le Comte de. Guerre et r6 vo-
lution d'Espagne *440
Toronto. Mngnetical Observations at . . 586
Topographical plan of the city
of '. 1400
Toronto Globe 1414
Toronto Leader 1414
Toronto Colonist 1414
Toronto I Jireotory 1418
TORQUEMADA, Fr. Juan de. Monarchia In-
diana 1215
TORRKNS, R. Commercial and Colonial
Policy 285
On the External Corn Trade 278
On Sir R. Peel's Bank Act
of 1844. *262
Corn Trade (P) 1078
On Trade, <fec (P) 1106
TORRES NAHARRO. Drames divers 890
TOR KEY, J. Botany of New York 613
Plants of California 616
Batis Maritima 615
New Pitcher Plant 615
TOSREY, (J.) and GRAY. Flora of North
America 650
Tortoises British Museum Catalogue of. 636
TOUBEAC, J- Droit consulaire *97
TOUBIN. Jean Denis 887
TOULLIER. Droit civil francais 205
Touraine, la 433
TOURGHENIEF, Ivan. Memoires d'un sei-
gneur russe 499
TOURNON, le Cte. de. Etudes sur Rome. *436
TOURON, le R. P. Histoire de I'Ame'ri-
que 1178
TOUSSAINT DE SENS, C. J. Architecture . 705
Coupe des pier-
rea 738
Manuel du fa-
bricant de couleurs 730
TOUSSAINT, G. A. et autres. Manuel du
serrurier 730
TOUSSAINT, M. Manuel du macon-platrier,
etc 739
TOUSSAINT L'OuvKRTDRE. The Life of..
1208, (P) 925, 1091
TOWNLEY, A. Sacerdotal Tythe 215
Education in Canada. .(P) 1444
TOWNSEND, C. H. On Mesmerism 592
TOWNSEND, G. Journey through Spain .. 540
TOWNSEND, Rer. G. Old and New Testa-
ment, with Notes 10
1878
TOWNSEND, G. F. Ecclesiastical and Civil
History 24
TOWNSEND, J. K. Sporting Excursions in
the Rocky Mountains 1392
TOWNSEND, W. C. Memoirs of House of
Commons 117
Modern State Trials. 193
Lives of Eminent
Judges *47Y
TOWNSHEND, Rev. E. Account of (P) 1136
TOWNSHEND, H. Four last Parliaments of
Queen Elizabeth 112
Toxicologie 675
Tract Society, (Religious) *51
Trad- 255, 287, 278, 298, (P) 938,
1106, 1130, 1147
Se- also, Business; Commerce, His-
tory and Statistics of. Also, Free
Trade.
Trade & Commerce of America, 280, 299,
1230-1232, (P) 1078, 1425, 1427, 1440
Trade Reports. British, Colonial and
Foreign *274
Trades' Unions. On (P) 1110
TRAILL, Mre. C. P. Canadian Crusoes . . 854
The Backwoods of Canada 1402
Les forets interieures du
Canada 1402
Contributions to the " Gar-
laud" 1409
Female Emigrant's Guide 1486
TRAILL, T. S. Medical Jurisprudence . . *150
TRAIN, J. Account of the Isle of Man . . 405
Traite du fcr et de I'acier 767
Trait6 du gr6ement des vaisseaux 757
Traite" (le) de Paris, du 30 mars 1856 ... 97
Traite" des purifications 623
Traites, Recueil de 96-99
Trait6s de PAutriche *443
Transactions, &c., of Learned Societies . . 911
Transportation. Ought it to be abol-
ished? 918
Transportation System and Laws, (P)
1087, 1140
Travail. Lois du 256-258
Organisation du 256-258
Travaux publics 742-767, 702
Travels. See Voyages and Travels.
Travellers. Cautions to (P) 939
Travelling. Statistics of 298, 578
Tread-wheel. Use and abuae of the. . .(P)
940, 1109, 1156
TRE~]
INDEX.
[_TRU
Treasury Department. United States.
Its history, operations and Reports *284 j
Treaties, Collections of ......... 96-99, 279 I
-- List of principal ........ ... 291 j
-- Between East Indian Company
and Native Princes ............. 174
Treaty of Ryswick. Acts and negotia-
tions of the ................... 330
TREDGOLD, T. On Steam Engines ...... 752
-- On Warming and Ventila-
tion .......................... 707
--- Strength of Cast Iron, <fcc. 708
Trees .................... 298, 645-649, 657
See also, Forests and Forest Laws.
TREGELLES, S. The Jansenists ....... 32
TEEMAUX. Voyage au Soudan ........ *560
TEEMBLAY. Manuel du moraliste ...... 72
TREMENHEERE, H. S. Constitutions of
United States and England com-
pared ........................ 178
--- Political Experi-
ence of the Ancients ............ 222
-- Notes on Public
Subjects in the United States, &c. 1371
TREMERY. Arithmetique complementaire 599
Manuel du teneur de livres. ..
Recherches sur 1'ecoulement
267
de la vapeur 767
Manuel de 1'orthographiste . 788
TRENCH, F. Faith and features of Scot-
land 537
TRENCH, F. W. Improvement of the
Thames Quay 702
TRENCH, R. C. English Past and Present 791
Study of Words 791
Poems 865
TRENCK. Aveutures du baron de 503
Trent, Council of. Canons, &c 216
Vide Concile de Trente.
Tresor de numismatique 312
TRESSAN. Physique et Hydrographie. .. 610
TRESSAN, Le Comte de. (Euvres. ...... *869
TREVOR, A. Life and Times of William
III 390
TREVOR, G. History of Convocation . . . 217
Tre"voux. Dictionnaire de 784
Trials. Guthrie vs. Sterne (P) 927
Capt. Donnelly and Sir H. Pop-
ham, Lieut. Gen. Whitelock. . .(P)
1081, 1088
Capt. Powell and Lieuts. Seton
and Hall (P) 110 >
Trials. Capt. Jekyll and Col . Stewart (P) 1 103
G. Rose (P) 1107
Capt. Atchison (P) 1112
Vice- Admiral Cornwallis. .. .(P) 1117
J. Holloway and O. Haggerty(P) 1118
Robert Emmet (P) 1119
E. Moore ; Capt, Molloy (P) 1 142
S. F. Waddington (P) 1149
Sir A. Paget; T. Theaker. . .(P) 1156
Creighton vs. Townsend (P) 1156
Relative to the Red-River Settle-
ment 164
Trials, Celebrated. See State Trials.
Trinidad. Laws 172
Geology of *614
State of the Government of (P) 1094
Slavery in (1 J ) 1155
Voyages .... 1360
Trinity. Doctrine of the 50, 917
Trinity College, Dublin. History of . . . 81
Trinity College, Toronto. Higtory of. . . 86
TEIPIER. Les codes francais 204
Triomphe du nouveau monde 1167
TROBRIAND, Regis de. Le Rebelle 1444
TROGNON. Fragment de 1'histoire de
France 413
TROLLEY. De la hierarchic administrative 211
TROLLOPE, W. History of Christ's Hos-
pital 79
TROLLOPE, Mrs. Domestic Manners of the
Americans 1380
Domestic Manners of the
Americans, Criticisms thereon . (P) 1426
Voyage aux Etats-Unis 1345
TROOST, G. Old Remains in Tennessee. . 629
TROPLONG. Droit civil explique 205
De la proprie'te 237
Influence du christianisme
sur le droit civil 92
THOUBAT, F J. Law of Partnership ... 185
TROUSSEAU et PIDOUX. Traite de thera-
peutique 671
Troy. Siege of (P) 1078
TROY, P. Questions des cere"ales 279
TROYER, A. Rois de Kachmer 453
TROYES, Jean de. Chronique scandaleuse 415
TRUBNER'S TetraglSt Dictionary *785
TRUMBULL, Henry. Indian Wars 1259
TRUMBULL, J. II. Records of Connecti-
cut 188, 1239
TRURAN. Iron Manufacture of Great
Britain 730
1879
TR U]
INDEX.
\TTT
TRUY. Police de France 212
TSCHAGGENY. Commerce de la France. . 283
TSCHUDI, J. J. Peruvian Antiquities. ... 1188
Travels in Peru 1357
TUBBEE, Okah. His Life 1440
TUCKER, A. Light of Nature 63
TUCKER, G. Life of Jefferson 1222
History of the United States 1219
TUCKER, H. St. George. Memorials of
Indian Government 459
Life of, by
Kaye 459
TUCKER, Josiah. Political Tracts, <fcc. . . 226
American Tracts 1426
TUCKER, and others. America and the
West Indies 1340
TUCKERMAN, H. T. Sicily 542
Essays *854
TUCKETT, J. D. History of the Laboring
Population 242
TUCKEY, J. H. Maritime Geography. ... 516
TUDOR, H. Memoirs of a Christian Fa-
mily *51
Tour in North America, Mex-
ico, &c 1370
TUDOR, O. D. Equity Statutes 136
Tunnel, Thames. Memoir of the 743, 761
Tunnels. Ventilation and Lighting of. . 743
TUOMEY. Geology of South Carolina. . . *621
TUPINIER. Marine et budget 688
TUPPER, F. Brock. Life of Brock 1281
Family Records 128]
TUPPER, M. F. Complete Works 854
Ballads for the Times . . 865
TURBERVILE. Poems 865
TURENNE, Vte. de. Memoires 415
Turf, The *659, 724, 725
TURGAN. Les ballons 588
TURGOT. (Euvres 251
TURK. Traite 1 de la goutte 672
Turkey. Its History and Progress, 99, 449, 455
Memoirs concerning ......... 523
Travels in 528, 545
Pamphlets on the State of 1110
Turkish Language 780
Literature ; . 889
TURNBULL, D. Cuba 1211
TURNER, D. Miscellanies on Trade and
Commerce 282
Pamphlets on Trade and
Commerce 282
TURNER, J. M. Harbours of England .. 715
1880
TURMER, 0. History of the Holland pur-
chase of Western New York 1242
TURNER, Sam. Embassy to Court of the
Lama 557
TURNER, Sharon. History of Anglo-Saxons 334
History of England .... 375
Sacred History of the
World 22
TURNER, W. W. On Himyaritic Inscrip-
tions 629
TURNERELLI, E. T. Russia on the borders
of Asia 447
Emperor Nicholas and
his family 446
Turning. Art of . 747
Turnpike Roads. Law of 143
See Roads.
TURNUS 825
TURPIN. Fermentation alcoolique 597
TURQUETY. Poesies 879
Turquie. Histoire 449, 450
Voyages *552
TURREAO, Le Gen. Situation politique
des Etats-Unis 1225
TURTON, Sir T. On Dealers in Corn .(P) 1082
Tuscany. History of 437
TUSON. British Consul's Manual 99
TUSSAUD, Madame. Memoirs *429
TUSSER, T. Points of Good Husbandry . 653
Twiss, H. Life of Eldon 487
Twiss, T. Letters Apostolic of Pope
Pius IX 217
Political Economy 250
Of the Duchies of Schleswig
and Holstein 98
On the Oregon Question. . . . 1258
TYLER, J. E. On Oaths 239
TYNDALE. J. W. Island of Sardinia 437
Typographic, (Typography) 738
See Printing.
Tyrol. Hist 438
See also Switzerland.
TYRURLL,J. History of England 373
TYSON, J. Lottery System *239
TYSON, J. R. Writings 1246
TYTLER, A. F. Elements of General His-
tory 305
Universal History ... . 3C5
Life of Lord Kames 493
TYTLER, P. F. England under Edward
VI. and Mary II 380
History of Scotland 397
TYT]
INDEX.
TYTLEE, P. F. Lives of Scottish Wor-
thies 476
Remarks on a Memoir of
Sebastian Cabot 1168
Progress of Discovery on
North Coasts of America 528
UBICINI. La Turquie actuelle 450
UCHARD, Mario. La fiammina *881
ULLMAN, C. Reformers before the Refor-
mation , 37
ULLOA, Francois de. Relation 1168
ULLOA, Don Juan and Antonio de. Voy-
age to South America 1352
UMFREVILLE. State of Hudson's Bay. . 1338
UNDERBILL, Capt. John. History of the
Pequot war 1259
Un million de faits 908
UNGEWITTER, F. H. Europe, Past and
Present 332
Union of British American Provinces,
see British North American Colo-
nies.
Union of the Canadas, see Canadas,
Union of the.
Union of England and Scotland. History
of 391
Unitarian Relief (?) 923, 1102, 1112
United States. History of the, 180, 471,
1216, 1233
: Coast Survey, with
Charts 1374
Statistics and Resources
of the 283, 289, 291, 294-300
Political Statistics of
the 296-300
Debts and Defalcations
in the 298
Consular System 99
Treasury Department . *284
Lives of the Presidents
of the 1220
Geography and Travels
in the 567, 1362-1392, 1426, 1662
Finances (P) 1421
Institutions of (P) 1426
Commercial policy .(P) 1427
Protestant Episcopal
Church in 219
Naval and Military In-
sti uctions, Regulations, <fcc 685
Maps of the. 1376, 1364, 1340
United States Astronomical Expedition
to the Southern Hemisphere 1354
United States Japan Expedition 668
United States Official Register, 1855 180
United States Registers 1232, 1238
United States Exploring Expedition in
the South Seas 565
United States Statutes at Large 188
United Brethren History of the, 42, 1 198, 1407
United Irishmen 401 (P) 1140
Unity of the Human Race 628, 777
Univers, (!'), Histoire de tous les peuples 304
Universal History, ancient and modern,
21, 22, 305
Universal History, on Scripture Principles 305
Universal Language 7Y6
Universal Suffrage 917 (P 942, 1140
Universities. History and Management of 77
On the opening of, to Dis-
senters 918
Select Notices of (P) 1089
their right to books pub-
lished (P) 1107
University Education. Papers illustrating 78
University of Oxford .77, (P) 939, 1105,
1106, 1112, 1133
Cambridge 77, (P) 938, 1 087,
1101, 1134
Dublin 81
Edinburgh, <fcc 81, (P) 1087
London (P) 1103, 1109, 1110
Toronto, Examination Pa-
pers, and Report on 87
Virginia 85
Harvard 85
of Calcutta 83
UPCOTT, W. Account of Works relating
to English Topography 585
UPHAM. Life of Madame Guy on 490
Upper Canada Agriculture, Journal of. . 660
Upper Canada Gazette 169
Upper Canada Jurist 165
Upper Canada Law Journal 1415
Upper Canada Law Reports 165
Upper Canada College, Report on 87
Upper Canada. Emigration to, (P) 1095, 1006
See also, Canada.
Upper Ten Thousand *854
Uraguay. Hist 1203
URE, A. Cotton Manufacture of Great
Britain 275
Dictionary of Arts, <fec 726
1881
URE]
INDEX.
\_VAP
UBK, A. Philosophy of Manufactures. . 727
Dictionnaire de chimie 696
UELING, R. W. Law of Patents in Fo-
reign Countries 89
tTRQUHAB/r, D. Pillars of Hercules 540
Progress of Russia 446
Spirit of the East 546
Boundary differences be-
tween Great Britain and the
United States 1364
URQUHART, D. H. On Classical Learning 794
UHQUHART, W. P. Francesco Sforza . . . 435
Useful Knowledge. Society for Diffusion
of, Reports, <fec (P) 1109
Ursulines 1195
Usure, (jurisp.) 145, 186, 298
Voir Usury Laws
(econ. pol.) 287, 250, *266, 267
Usury Laws, 146,. (P) 928, 931, 932, 941,
1126, 1180
See also, Interest of Money.
in the United States . . .186, 298
Operation of, in Canada. . . 1325
Utah Territory 1388
See also, Mormons.
VACCINATION, 290,673,678, (P) 1082, 1102
See also JENNER, Dr. Life of. A
Vaccination in India. Reports on 679
VAIL, Eug. Litte'ratuTd Ameiicaine .... *803
Notice sur les Indians 1662
VAILLANT, le Mar^chal. Situation de
1'Algerie 434
VAILLANT, M. Voyage autour du monde 526
VAILLANT, F. Le. Voyages en Afrique . 562
VAILLANT, J. A. La Romanic 449
Vaisseaux. Voir Marine.
Construction des 709, 705, 757
VALADE, F. X. Guide de Pfnstituieur. .. 1445
VALCONSJB.IL. Revue des romans *801
VALCOURT. M&noires sur 1' Agriculture. 653
VALENCIENNES, A. Voir CUVIER.
VALENCIENNES, H. de. Chronique de Vil-
lehardouin 414
VALgRio. Rhetorique du predicateur. . . *19
VALERIUS FLACCUS 825
VALERIUS MAXIMUS 826
VALERY. Correspondance de Mabillon . 24
VALETTE. Effets de 1'inscription *210
Revue de droit frauais et
etranger *204
VALICOURT, E. de. Manuel du tourueur. 731
1882
VALLAT. Voir CLKRQ et VALLAT.
VALLUE. Du Rhone et du lac de Geneve 758
Trac6 des chemins de fer de
Paris en Belgique, etc. 754
VALLEE, Oscar de. Eloquence judiciaire *805
VALLENOEY, C. Prospectus of a Diction-
ary of Ancient Irish 790
VALLEROUX. De Passistance sociale 260
VALLET D'ARTOIS. Manuel du fabricant
de gants 737
VALLET DE VIRIVILLE. Instruction pu-
blique en Europe 76
VALMONT, le comte de. Ou les e'garemens
de la raisou *67
VALOIS, Marguerite de. Mmoires 416
VALOIS. Le catalogue des medailles im-
perialea 313
Reflexions sur quelques m6-
dailles 312
Premiere et seconde guerres sa-
crees 321
Dissertation sur les amphictyons 89
VALON, A. de. La Turquie 449
Malte 450
Romans divers 887
Catalina de Erauso *81
VALORY. Precis historique 428
VALPY'S trip to Paris (P) 924
VANCOUVER, Le capitaine G. Voyage
dans 1'ocean pacifique 525
VANCOUVER, J. On poverty... (P) 1082,1137
Vancouver's Island 1334, 1338
Mission de 1193-1195
VANDAEL. Manuel du tailleur 737
VAN DER DONCK'S Description of New
Netherlands 1243
VANDEREST. Histoire de Jean Bart 481
VANDERKEMP, Rev. J. Life of (P) 1136
VAN DER KESSEL, D. G. Laws of Hol-
land and Zeeland 90
VAN DER LINDEN, J. Institutes of Laws
of Holland 90
VAN DE VELDE, C. W. Journey through
Syria and Palestine 551
Van Diemen's Land. History of 471
Travels in 566, 567
44
VAN MILDERT, Bn. Refutation of Infi-
delity
VAN SANTVOORD. Lives of Chief Justices
of the United States 1226
VANUXEM, L. Geology of New York. . . 613
Vapeur. Application de la 752
VAR~\
INDEX.
[VER
VAEEMBEY. Lettres sur 1'Euphorimetrie 656
VAEENNES, Le marquis de. Ceremonies
ecclesiastiques au moyen age .... 28
Varieties. Volume of 854
VARIN, Pierre. Archives de Reims .... 420
VAKNHAGEN. Sketches of German Life . . *442
VARNUM, J. On the Seat of Goverament
in the United States 181
VARRO 826
VASEY, G. Natural History of the Ox. . . *659
On the Parliament Library (P) 1445
VASQUEZ DE CORONADO, Francisco. Relation 1168
Lettre . 1168
VASSARI, G. Lives of Painters, <fec 716
VATOUT, J. Chateau d'Amboise *434
Chateau de Compiegne .... *434
VATKY. De la tragedie 796
VATTEL. Droit des gens 94
VAUCHELI-E. Cours d'administration . . . . *681
VAUCHER. Polices d'assurance 209
Vaudois. See Waldenses. *
VAUDONCOURT, Le Genl. de. Campagnes
de 1814 et 15 *430
VAUDREUIL, le Cte. P. L. Rigaud de. Ta-
bleau des mceurs franchises *435
VAUGHAN, R. Age of Great Cities 236
England under the Stuarts 382
Life of Wycliffe 35
VAUGHAN, R. A. Hours with the Mystics *50
VAULABELLE. Histoire des deux restaura-
tions 431
VAULT, De. Succession d'Espagne 421
VAULX CESNAY, Pierre de. Guerre des
Albigeois 413
VAUQUELIN. Chimie et Metallurgie 596
Manuel de 1'Essayeur 765
VAUVEN ARGUES. CEuvres 71
VAUX, J. H. Autobiography 503
VAUX, T. Relative Taxation 261
VAUX, W. S. Hand-book to Antiquities
in British Museum 311
Nineveh and Persepolis 313
Vauxhall Gardens (P) 1077
VE. Secours publics 261
VEGA, Felix Lope de Life, by Lord
Holland 503
Theatre 890
Vegetable Kingdom. See Botany,
Vegetable Physiology 646
Vegetable Substances used for Food of
Man ..' 735
Vegetables. Use of (PM087
Vegetal, Regime 73,
Vegetarianism 917 (P)
VEGETIUS, (VEGECE)
VEHSE. Court of Austria
VELASCO, Don J. de. Royaume de Quito
VELLY, VILLARET, et GARNIER. Histoire
de France
VELPEAU. Medecine operatoire
VENCE, de. Bible
Vendidad-Sad^, par Burnouf
VENEGAS, Miguel. History of California
Venice ( Venise). Hist 437, (P)
Voyages 527,
Ventilation *614, 707, 290, 701, (P)
VENTOUILLAC, L. T. French Literary
Guide
VENTURA, Le P. La femme catholique. .
De la vraie et de la
fausse philosophic
La raison philosophique
938
826
*443
1205
*410
673
9
50
1258
931
542
1096
801
55
46
et la raison catholique,
VERARDI ET RATZEBURG. Destruction des
animaux nuisibles
VERAZZANO, Gio. da. Relatione della
terra par lui scoperta
Relation de
Relation of. 1 170,
Voyage to Florida
His Voyage atong
the Coast of North America
VERDIER. Manuel de marine
VERDIER et CATTOIS. Architecture civile
et doinestique
VERGENNES, M. de. Memoire sur la
Louisiane
Vergier. Le songe du
VERGIER. Poesies
VERGNAUD, A. D. Art militaire
L'artificier et le pou-
drier.
Chimie
Chimie amusante. . .
ET JANVIER. Perspective du
dessinateur
Mecauique ap-
pliqu6e al'industrie,
VERGNAUD, P. Manuel des jeunes gens. .
VERICOUR, G. R. de. Modern French
Literature
Vermin. Receipts for killing (P)
VERMINAC. Voyage du Luxor
Vermont State. School System
1883
664
1365
1168
1242
1365
1365
686
701
1254
220
873
681
682
596
598
713
746
75
801
1077
560
VEK\
INDEX.
[VI G
MM
Vermont State. History of 1240
Journals and Laws. ... 19
Law Reports 192
Natural History of 621
Official Papers '. 191
Reports on Geology of. 621
VERNEUIL, M. de. Voir NAVARRETE.
VERNEY. Notes in the Long Parliament . 118
Vernon Gallery of British Art 718
VERNON, J. Letters to the Duke of
Shrewsbury 390
VERON, Le Dr. L. Me'moires d'un bour-
geois de 1'aris 503
Cinq cent mille francs
de rente *881
VERRI. Meditations sur 1'e'conomie poli-
tique 254
Versailles. Galeries historiques 423
Versification francaise *800
VERTOT, L'Abbe. Revolutions romaines. 325
Histoiredes chevaliers
de Malte 329
Revolutions du Por-
tugal 441
Revolutions de la
Suede 451
Du dieu Irminsul . . . . 53
Vertu 71
VESPUCKTS, A. Navigationes 1167
Viaggi del. Padre S.
Canovai 1167
Life and Voyages, by 0.
Lester and A. Foster. 1167
Recherches historiques
sur, par le Vicomte Santarem. ... 1167
Researches respecting, by
Viscount Santarem 1167
Ve&tales. Histoire des 53
Vestiges of Natural History of Creation. 581
VEUILLOT, L. Scenes socialistes 887
Philosophie *68
Les libres penseurs *68
Le droit du seigneur au
moyen age *327
Rome et Lorette *879
VIAL DE CLAIRBOIS Dictionnaire de marine 686
VIARDOT, Louis. Les musees de France. . 693
Les musses d'Espagne. . 693
Les musses d'ltalie. . . . 693
Les musees d'Angleterre 693
Les musees d'Allemagne 693
. Souvenirs de chasse. . 724
PAOB
VIARDOT, Louis. Pan Twardowski *880
VICARS, Captain Hedley. Memorials . . . *508
VICARS, J. England's "Worthies 388
VIOAT. Recherches sur lespierres a ciment 76*7
Recherches sur la fabrication du
mortier 767
VIOAT et GUEYMARD. Experiences sur les
enduits 767
Vice- Admiralty Courts. Rules for 100
Vice-Chancellor. On creating a. "... (P) 922
Vice. Proceedings of Society for sup-
pression of / (P) 1149
Vices redhibitoires *208
Vico. La science nouvelle 308
VICQ D'AZYR. Systeme anatomique . . . . 631
VICTORIA. Portrait of Her Majesty 1656
Victoria Regia, or American Water Lily *660
Victoria. Votes, <fec., of L. Council 172
Statutes of 172
Almanac and Statistics of .... 286
Victories of^he English Army 408
Victories of the French Army 423
VIDA, J6rome *881
VIDART. Hydrotherapie 669
VIDOCQ, E. F. Autobiography 503
Vie. Dure"e de la 286, 287
Mesure de la *631
Art de gagner sa vie *726
Vie priv6e de Louis XV 456
Vies des Saints 24
Vieillesse. Trait6 de la 73
VIEILLEVILLE, Le sire de. Meinoires. . . 415
VIEILLOT, M. L. Ornithologie 639
Oiseaux de I'Amerique
Septentrionale 639
VIEL. Deplacement et stabilite hydro-
statique des batimeuts de mer . . . 757
VIEL-CASTEL. Sir Hudson Lowe 431
Vienna. Sieges of, by the Turks 838
Vienne. Congres de 382
VIENNET. Fables 881
Vierge, la Ste. Son Histoire 22
VIEUSSEUX. History of Switzerland .... 488
View of South America and Mexico 1179
VIEYRA, A. Portuguese Dictionary . . . 786
Grammar 786
VIGER, D. B. Brochures diverscs 1428
La crise ministerielle. . . . 169
VIGER, Jacques. Autographes des Gou-
verneurs 1286
Brochures diverses . . . 1429
VIGNE, G. T. Six Months in America. . 1370
1884
VIO1
INDEX.
VIGNE, J. B. De la mort apparente 670
Danger des inhumations
precipitees 670
VIGNOLE. Cinq ordres d'architecture . . . *698
Etudes d'architecture *698
VIGNON. Exposition des beaux arts .... *715
Salon de 1852 *7l5
Salon de 1853 *7l
VIGNY, Alfred de. Theatre 878
Servitude et gran-
deur militaires 878
Sketches of Military
Life *68
Formes 878
Cinq-Mars 878
Stello.. 878
VILATE. Les mysteres de la mere de
Dieu de-voile's 429
VILLARET. Voir VELLY.
VILLARET, P. Mar.uel du coiffeur 737
VILLARS, Le marechal de. Mcmoires .. 415
VlLLAULT DE BELLEFOND. Voyages
Afrique 559
VILLE. Recherches sur les eaux d'Oran 623
VILLEGAONON, Chev. de. Lettres sur la
navigation de 1354
ViLLE-HARDOtn.N". Conquete de Constanti-
nople
VILLEMAIN. Litterature au moyen-age. .
LitteratureauXVIIIesiecle
Etudes d'histoire moderne .
Visite a I'^cole normal e en
326
800
800
307
1812
84
Motif d'un projet de loi sur
1'instruction publique 84
Souvenirs contemporains . . 430
Etudes de litterature *800
Discours et melanges 800
VILLENEUVE, Guil. de. Memoires 415
VILLENEUVE-BARGEMONT. Histoire de
I'e'conomie politique 249
VILLENEUVE (DE) et MASSE. Contentieux
commercial 208
VILLERME. Associations ouvrieres .... 259
Les douanes et l;i contre-
bande 280
Etat physique et moral des
ouvriers 259
VILLEROY. Memoires d'etat 416
VILLEVAULT. Odonnances des rois .... 197
VILLIERS, A. de. Geographic 510
VILLOTEAU. L'art musical en Egypte . . 408
VILMORIN. Le bon jardinier 664
Musique de 1'antique Egypte 720
VIMONT, C. H. Histoire d'un navire . . . 881
VIMONT, Jos. Trait^ de phrenologie . . . 632
VIMONT, le Rev. P. Bart. Relations de
la Nouvelle France 1191, 1660
Vin. Fabrication du 736, 737
ViNCENDON-DuMOULiN. Hydrographie . . 568
Physique 611
. IleaTaiti 471
VINCENS, Emile. Des societes par actions 208
: Exposition de la legisla-
tion commerciale 209
VINCENT, B. Catalogue of Library of the
Royal Institution *905
VINCENT, P. Pequot War 1259
VINCENT, W. Commerce of the Ancients 272
Periplus, &c 511
VINCENT DE PAUL. Sa Vie 24
VINCI, Leonard Da. On Painting ; with
an Account of his Works, &c 715
Traite de la peinture 712
VINET, A. Liberte religieuse 221
Chrestomathie frangaise .... *788
Litterature fran^aise 800
VINNIUS. Opera 92
VIOLETTE, H. Nouvelles manipulations
chimiques simplifiees 596
et ARCUAMBAULT. Diction-
naire des analyses chimiques 596
VIOLLET-LE-DUC, E. Dictionnaire de 1'ar-
chitecture francaise ... 701
Architecture militaire
au rnoy en-age 701
VIOLLET-LE-DUC, M. Ancien theatre fran-
cais 869
VIREY. Philosophic de 1'histoire natu-
relle 606
Virgin Islands. Slave Property in . .(P) 1094
Virginia. History of 1244, 1247-1249
Travels in 1383
State Journals and Laws . . . 192
Virginia Illustrated 1383
Virginia University, History of '. 85
VIRGILIUS ... 826
VIRIVILLE, VALLET DE. Universite's, &c.,
au moyen-age 76
Histoire de 1'ins-
tructfbn publique 76
VISCONTI, E. Q. Iconographie grecque . 321
Musee fron^ais 693
Vishnu Purana, by Wilson 54
1885
VIS]
INDEX.
\_WAL
Vision 588, 598, (P) 932
See also Eye.
Vital Statistics 293, 678
See also, Mortality, Rates of; Lon-
gevity.
VITALES, ORDERIOUS. Histoire des dues de
Normandie 414
Historia Ecclesias-
tica 417
VITET. Eustache Lesueur 494
Les etats d'0rl6ans 887
Notre-Dame de Noyon 422
VITRUVIUS 826
On Architecture, by Gwilt . . . 700
VITRY, J. de. Histoire des Croisades . . 328
VITRY, Philippe de. (Euvres 867
VITU, Auguste. Tin Mandarin *881
VIVIEN. Etudes administratives 285
VOET. Commentarius ad Pandectas .... *92
VOGEL'S Niger Flora, and Life, by Hooker 647
"Voice and Ear. Art of improving 722
See also Deaf and Dumb.
Voirie 201
Voyez Chemins,
VOIRON. Histoire de 1'astronomie 584
VOITORE. CEuvres 868
Volcanoes 578, 581, 620
VOLXEY, C. F. (Euvres 875
Tableau des Etats-Unis . 1376
VOLTAIRE. (Euvres 874
Sa vie 504
Autobiography.... 504
VOLTZ. Appareil a chauffer le vent. ... 767
Voluntary System 41, 918
VON TROIL'S Letters from Iceland 543
VOULX, A de. Notes sur 1'anciefine re-
gence d'Alger *434
Voyage pittoresque dans les Pyrenees . . 542
Voyage metallurgique en Angleterre . . . 766
Voyages. Collections ...521-525,1345-1347
Voyages autour du monde 524-527, 1348
Voyages aux regions polaires . . 528-533,
1406, 1407
Voyages en "Afrique 59
Voyages au Nord. Recueil de 1346
Voyages pour decouvrir tin passage au
nord ouest 528-533, 1406, 1407
Vues des champs de bataille de Napo-
leon ; 429
VCILLAUME, F. Cominentaire du Code
Napole"on *204
Vulgar Error* 65
1886
VYSE, H. Operations at the Pyramids of
Gizeh 319
WAAGEN, G. F. Art Treasures of Great
Britain 713
WACE. Le romau de Brut 866
Norman Conquest *372
WACHSMUTH, W. Historical Antiquities
of the Greeks . . . 322
WADDILOVE, A. Digest of Cases in Court
of Arches 218
WADDINGTON, Charles. Ramus, sa vie et
ses ecrits 60
WADDINGTON, G. Church History 23
Greek Church 30
WADE, J. British History 338
England's Greatness 837
WAFER, Lionel. Isthmus of America. . . 1349
Description de 1'Isthme
de PAmerique 1S49
WAGENER, Z. Voyages 624
Wagers. Law concerning 184
Wages and Prices 291, 298
Pamphlets concerning,
941,944,1076, 1103,1125, 1129
See also Prices.
WAGNER, M. Travels in Persia, fec 556
WAILLY, L6on de. Stella et Vanessa. . . 881
WAILLY, Natalis de. Paleographie .... 774
Recueil des Histo-
riens *413
WAKE, Abp. Epistles of Apostolical
Fathers 1 7
WAKEFIELD, D. Public Expenditure. .. 261
WAKEFIELD, E. Account of Ireland .... 402
WAKEFIELD, E. G. Art of Colonization . 285
Facts on the Punish-
ment of Death 248
WAKEFIELD, E. J. Adventures in New
Zealand 471
WAKEFIELD, Gilbert. Case of (P) 1140
Pamphlets by.(P)
1124, 1145
WALCKENAER. Histoire de La Fontaine . 493
^ Catalogue de livres 903
Geographic des Gaules . 589
Histoire des voyages. .. 559
Insectes apteres 643
WALDECK, Fred. de. Voyage dans la
Province de Yucatan 1373
WALDECK-RODSSEAU. Code annote" 205
WALDEGRAVE, Eat 1 of. Memoirs 392
INDEX-
[WAS.
Waldenses and Albigenses . . . .41, 42 (P) 1102
Wales. History of 334
Ancient Laws of 339
Church and Dissent in . .39, (P) 1083
Travels in 536
Language of 790
WALES, Prince of. On his offer of mili-
tary service (P) 1106
On his debts . . . . (P)
1117, 1131, 1145
On his public con-
duct (P) 1117, 1145, 1148
On his rights to the
Duchy of Cornwall (P) 1145
and Mr. JEFFEUYS,
(P) 1146,1147
- Princess of, and her Court.(1814-
1816) (P) 930
On the conduct of
the (P) 1118, 1147
WALFORD, J. G. Laws of the Customs. 147
WALKER, Alexander. On Intermarriage *667
WALKER, C. V. Telegraphic eleetrique. 731
WALKER, G. A. Gatherings from Grave
Yards, &c 678
WALKER, Sir Hovenden. Expedition to
Canada 1277
WALKER, J. English Pronouncing Dic-
tionary 793
Rhyming Dictionary 793
WaLKER, John. Philosophy of the Eye. . 672
WALKER, J. M. Theory of the Common
Law 129
WALKER, M. Account of Columbia .... 1358
WALKER, R. On Artificial Cold (P) 1135
WALKER, S. C. Of the Planet Neptune 614
WALKER, T. The Original 854
WALKER, Timothy. On American Law . *
WALKER'S Expedition to Nicaragua 1213
WALL, Dr. C. Ancient Orthography of
the Jews 777
WALLACE, A. R. Travels on the Amazon
and Rio Negro 1358
WALLACE, J. W. Law Reporters, Chro-
nologically arranged. . 153
WALLENSTEIN. Life of, by Mitchell .... *50<
WALLER, E. Poems :
WALLIS, S. T. Spain, her Institutions, <fcc. 44'
WALPOLE, F. Ansayrii and Assassins . . 550
Four years in the Pacific. 570
WALPOLE, H. Anecdotes of Painting. . . 71'
WALPOLE, H. Correspond'ce with Mann,
Mason, and Countess of Ossory. . . 854
Castle of Otranto *828
Historic Doubts of Richard
III. with Answer 3*75
Reign of George II 392
WALPOLE, R. Memoirs relating to Tur-
key 523
-- Travels in the East 524
WALRAS. Richesse sociale 254
- Nature de la richesse 254
WALSH, le Vicomte. Tableau poetique
des fetes chretiennes 50
Encyclopedic Ca-
tholique *20
WALSH, R. Voyage au Bresil 1346
WALSH, W. Poems 865
WALSH, Robert. Didactics 854
WALSHE, A. Military Catechism 683
WALSTEIN. Sa conspiration . . . .' 442
WALTER, H. History of England 337
WALTER OF HEMINGFORD'S Chronicle .... 367
WALTHERI. Lexicon diplomaticum .... 96
WALTON, Rt. Rev. B Memoirs by Todd 504
WALTON, (I.) and COTTON. Complete An-
gler 725
WALTON, W. Revolutions in Spain 440
War. Losses of Life in 295
and Christianity considered 91*1
. On Declaration of (P) 1103
Pleas against (P) 1142
War department (P) 1083
See Military Science.
WARBURTON, A. Rollo and his Race . . . 372
WARBURTON, E. Life of Lord Peter-
borough 497
Memoirs of Prince Ru-
pert and the Cavaliers *384
Crescent and the Cross *549
WARBURTON, Major G. D. The Conquest
of Canada 1278
Hochelaga 1371
WARBURTON, Bp. W. Divine Legation of
Moses 19
WARD, H. Cape and the Kaffirs 564
Five years in Kaffirland. . . . 564
WARD, H. G. Mexico 1216
WARD, James. World in its Workshops 770
WARD, John. On the English Language,
792 (P) 1157
WARD, J. R. Autobiography of a Fugi-
tive Negro 249
1887
WAR]
INDEX.
\WAT
WARD, N. B. On Growth of Plants in
Glazed Cases 663
WABD, R. A. On Investments 266
WARD, R. P. Memoirs, by Phipps 504
On the lie volution of 1688 390
WARD, S. Life of, by W. Gammell 1226
WABD, S. R. Autobiography of a Fugi-
tive Negro 1229
WARD, W. History, <fec., of the Hindoos 461
WARDEN, D. B. Chronologie historique
tie I'Ame'rique 1177
Statistical, <fec., Ac-
count of the United States 1217
Description statistique
des Etats-Unis 1217
WARE, W. Life of Nathaniel Bacon 1226
Warehousing System 299
WARIN. Me'dailles fran9aises 312
Warming. Art of *614, 701, 707
WARNER. Poems 865
WARNES. On the Cultivation of Flax. .. 662
WARR, G. F. Dynamics, Machinery, <fec. 746
WARREN, E. de. L'Inde Anglaise 461
WARREN, D. M. Physical Geography . . *510
WARREN, J. Life of, by A. H. Everett. 1226
WARREN, J.C. Fossil Mastodon described 619
WARREN, S. Duties of Attorneys 130
Introduction to Law Studies 89
Opium question (P) 1122
Manual of Election Law .. 114
Law and Practice of Elec-
tion .Committees 114
Literary Works 854
Miscellanies 855
On a late Court Martial ... 149
Une fantaisie et ses suites . *883
Poems 865
History of English Poetry . 804
On Spenser's Fairy Queen. 864
Poems 865
Life of Sir T. Pope 498
Digest of Vermont Reports 192
Writings of. . .181, 296, 297
Life, by Washington
Irving 1220
Life, by John Marshall 1220
Life, by Jared Sparks . 1220
Histoire de, par Cor-
WARTON, J.
WARTON, T.
WASHBURN.
WASHINGTON, G.
nelius De Witt 1221
Etude historique sur,
par Guizot 1221
Correspondanceetecrits 1221
WASHINGTON, G. In Domestic Life, by
R. Rush 1221
and ADAMS. Me-
moirs of the Administrations of. . 1221
Letter to him on his
retirement (P) 1089
Letters from (P) 1108
Washington Territory 1387
Waste Lands (P) 1187
Watches. See Clocks and Watches.
WATELET. Dictionnaire des arts. 689
Water Cure 669
Waters and Water Courses. Law of ... 144
Water Supply. .244, 294, 676, 678, 757, 762
in America 300
WATERHOUSE, G. R. ' Natural History of
Mammalia 637
Of Pouched Ani-
mals 608
Waterloo. Battle of 306, S31
WATERMAN, T. W. Jurisdiction of Jus-
tices of the Peace 191
WATERSTON, W. Manual of Commerce. . 280
WATERTON. Quatre voyages a travers
1'Amerique du Sud 1345
WATERTON, C. Essays on Natural His-
tory and Autobiography. 608
WATHEN, G. H. Golden Colony 567
WATHERSTON, J. El. Gold Valuer 765
WATSON, Bishop. Anecdotes of, by bun-
self 504
Address to the People
(P) 1123
WATSON, E. Men and Times of the Revo-
lution 1265
WATSON, J. Medical Profession in Ancient
Times *665
WATSON, J. F. American Historical and
Literary Curiosities 1266
WATSON, R. History of Philip II 440
WATSON (R.) and THOMPSON. History of
Philip III 440
WATSON, W. H. On Arbitration and
Awards 139
WATT, J. Mechanical Inventions of. ... 748
WATTEVILLE. Etablissemeus de bien-
faisance 260
Monts de Pi6t6 265
WATTS DE PEYSLER. The Dutch at the
North Pole 1427
WATTS, H. Elements of Chemistry. . . . *594
WATTS, Dr. Isaac. Poems 865
1888
INDEX
[WHL
WATTS, R. Bibliotlieca Britannica 900
WATTS, T. On Cardinal Mezzofanti . . . 775
WAUD, S. W. Algebraical Geometry ... 600
WAUGH and Cox. Australian Almanac. . 286
WAYLAND, F. Life of Dr. Judson 492
Collegiate System of the
United States -. *85
WAYNE, Major. Sword Exercise 685
WAYNE, Anthony. Life of, by J. Arm-,
strong ] 226
WAYNFLETE, Bishop. Life, by Chandler. 504
Ways. Law of 143
WEALE, J. Dictionary of Terms in Archi-
tecture, Engineering, <fcc 698
Papers on Civil Engineering 742
Papers on Architecture .... 703
On Stained Glass 704
Rudimentary Treatises, vide
the names of the several Authors.
Wealth of Nations.,. 250-25 3, 257, 294
(P) 936,938, 1077
Weather. Natural History of the.. .290,
296, 297, 578, 586
See also Meteorology.
Weather. Influence of the Moon upon the 292
Weavers distressed. Case of the (P) 1082
Weaving. Art of 728
WEBER. Memoires sur Marie-Antoinette 428
WEBER, H. Tales of the East 888
Popular Romances 855
WEBSTER, Daniel. Works 183, 1223
Private Correspond-
ence 504, 1223
Memorial of 1223
Speech on the North-
Eastern Boundary 1244
WEBSTER, N. Dictionary 792
WEBSTER, T. Equilibrium of Fluids 756
WEBSTER, (T.) and PARKES. Encyclopedia
of Domestic Economy 735
WEBSTER, W. H. Voyage to the South
Atlantic 565
WEBSTER, W. H. B. Atmospheric Periods *586
WEDDELL, H. A. Voyage dans le nord
de la Bolivie 1357
WEDGWOOD, H. On Development of the
Understanding 72
WEIGALL, J. C. Chancery Practice 136
Weights and Measures of various coun-
tries, ancient and modern. 268-270
280, 290, 292, 738 (P) 935, 1157
WEISBACH, J. Mechanics of Machinery. 746
WEISS, Ch. Histoire des r6fugies protes-
tants 38
Papiers d'e"tat de Granvelle. 422
Biographic 473
WEISS, F. R. de. Principes philosophiques 72
WELD, C. R. History of the Royal So-
ciety 571
Vacation Tour in the' Uni-
ted States and Canada 1371
Vacation Tour in Ireland . *539
WELD, Isaac. Travels in the United
States and Canada 1368
Voyage au Canada et
dans les Etats-Unis 1368
Well digging 757
WELLESLEY, Marquess of. Memoirs and
Correspondence 395
WELLINGTON, Duke of. Despatches.... 331
Supplementary
Despatches on India *331
General Orders. 408
Speeches.. ..... ] 21
Life, by Max-
well 504
Life by Soane. . 504
Sa vie, par Ca-
pefigue 475
Life, by Stoc-
queler 505
Maxwell's Life
of, revised, &c, by an old Soldier. 505
Character, <fec.,
by Maurel 505
Chronology of
Events in his Life 295
Is his Character
Worthy of Admiration ? 918
WELLINGTON and PEEL. Sketches of. ... 505
WELLS, S. Revenue of the United
Kingdom 261
WELLS, S. S. Drainage of the Bedford
Level 759
WELLS, W. B. Canadiana 1282
WELLS, W. W. Explorations, <fec., in
Honduras 1361
WELLS. Walker's Expedition to Nicara-
gua 1213
WELLSTEAD, J. R. Travels in Arabia. . . . 551
: Travels to the City of
the Caliphs 551
WELSBY, W. N. Lives of Eminent
Judges *477
1889
INDEX.
WKLSFOED, H. Mithridates Minor 176
On the English Language 791
WELSH, J. Meteorological Observations . 585
Welsh, See Wales.
WELWOOD, J. Century preceding the
Revolution of 1688 390
WEMYSS, T. Job and his Times 19
WENTWORTH, W. C. Description of N. S.
Wales 471
WERNE, F. Expedition to the Source of
the White Nile 561
WERNER. Drames 892
Wernerian Natural History Society. Me-
moirs of. 609
WESLEY, J. Compendium of Natural
Philosophy 572
Life of, by Southey 41
Life of, by Smith *41
Sermons by (P) 1111
Wesleyan Methodists. History of the . 41 , 1 198
Doctrines, &c., of
(P) 1102, 1111
WEST, Lord Chanc. Of Creating Peers. 107
WEST, G. Poems 865
WEST, John. Residence at the Red River
Colony 1406
WESTERN, T. G. Commentaries on the
Laws of England. 103
WESTGARTH, W. Account of Victoria
Colony 471
Victoria in 1857 *47l
West India Colonies. Trade with United
States, <fec (P) 1078, 1096
West India Dock Company and Shipping
(P) 1095
West India Sugar Colonies. On the com-
mercial interests. ........... (P) 1116
West India Reporter. The (P)1093, 1096
West Indies. Papers relating to the ... 171
History of the 1 206-1212
Geography of the 1340
Voyages and Travels to
1348, 1359, 1370, 1871, 1662
Westminster Confession of Faith 88
Westminster New Palace. Illustrations
of 703
Westminster Review 915
Westminster School, Notice of (P) 1087
WESTOBY, W. A. Laws of Belgium af-
fecting British Subjects 90
WESTWOOD, J. 0. Classsification of In-
sects 642
1890
WESTWOOD, J. 0. PalseographiaSacra. . 774
WETHERELL. Le monde, le vaste monde. 855
WETHERILL. Iron and Coal of Pennsyl-
vania. 626
WEY, F. Des revolutions du langage. . . 787
Remarques sur la langue fran-
aise 787
Furetiere, sa vie et ses ceuvres 489
Les Anglais chez eux 882
Whale. Dissection of a (P) 1101
Whale Fishery 532, 640
of the United States. . 298
WHARTON, F. State Trials of the United
States 194, 1225
On the U. S. Criminal Law. 184
On the U. S. Law of Homi-
cide 184
Precedents of Indictments
and Pleas 184
WHARTON, J. J. S. Law Lexicon 126
Principles of Convey-
ancing 141
WHATELY, Abp. Elements of Rhetoric. . 805
Elements of Logic. ... 70
English Synonyms. ... 793
On Political Economy. 264
On Mental Culture ... *49
On Christianity *24
Historic doubts on
Bonaparte 431
Wheat Disease. See Corn.
WHEATLEY, J. On Currency and Com-
merce 262 (P) 1124
WHEATLY, C. On the Book of Common
Prayer 29
WHEATON, H. Law of Nations in Europe
and America . . ; . . . . 95
Life of W. Pinkney 1226
WHEELER, H. G. History of Congress .
181/1224
WHEELER, J. D. On the Law of Slavery 179
WHEELER, J. H. Sketches of North
Carolina. 1251
WHEELER, J.T. Geography of Herodotus 31,4
Life and Travels of
Herodotus 811
Summary of Herodotus 314
WHEWELL, W. Astronomy and Physics 576
. Elements of Morality . . 64
___ On Liberal Education . . 78
Lectures on History of
Moral Philosophy 61
WEE]
INDEX.
{WIL
WHEWELL, W. History of Inductive
Science 570
Philosophy of Inductive
Science 570
Plurality of Worlds 581
Whigs. History of the 229
WHISH. Essay on the Great Exhibition 770
WHISTON, W. Astronomical Principles of
Religion 43
On Newton's Philosophy. 575
Memoirs of Life and Wri-
tings 48
WHITBEEAD, S. Character of (P) 1154
WHITE, A. History of Mammalia 637
History of Birds 638
WHITE, Charles. Revolution Beige .... 439
WHITE, Rev. C. J. Life of Mrs. E. A.
Seton 1196
WHITK, (F. T.) and TUDOR. Leading
Cases in Equity 137
WHITE, G. Natural History of Selborne 609
On Weaving 728
WHITE, Rev. George. Historical Collec-
tions of Georgia 1250
Statistics of the
State of Georgia 1250
WHITE, Rev. J. The Eighteen Christian
Centuries *307
WHITE, J. Brief relation 1233
Voyage to Virginia 1883
WHITE, J. Blanco. Autobiography 505
WHITE, J. M. Land Laws in Mexico,
Louisiana, &c *154
WHITE, R. Madeira 541
WHITE, W. Londoner's Walk to Land's
End 536
WHITE. Relation de Terreneuve 1346
WHITEFIELD, Rev. G. Autobiography . . 505
Life, by Belcher . *505
Tracts concerning 1419
WHITEHEAD, P. Poems 865
WHITEHEAD, W. Poems 865
WHITEHEAD, W. A. East Jersey 1247
WHITELOCKE, Sir B. Affairs of England,
Charles L, II 386
, Embassy to Sweden 386
On the King's Writ
for Choosing Members of Parliament 102
WHITESIDE, J. Italy in the 19th Century 436
Vicissitudes of the Eter-
nal City 325
WHITING, H. Life of Z. M. Pike 1226
WHITNEY, J.D. Metallic Wealth of the
United States *261
WHITNEY, T. R. American Policy and
Foreign Influence , . 178
WHITTIER, J. G. Margaret Smith's
Journal 1235
WHITTINGIIAM, Captain B. Expedition
against Eastern Siberia 5'>7
WIIITTLESEY, C. Of Ancient. Works in
Ohio 614, 1184
Life of John Fitch 12-1'G
WHITTY, E. M. Political Sketches 229
WHITWORTH, Sir C. Trade of Great
Britain 273
WHITWORTH, J. Equity Precedents .... 136
Who's who in 1855 507
WHYTE,J. C. History of the British Turf 725
WHYTEHEAD, T. College Life 78
WICKSTEED, G. W. Index to the Statutes 169
WIDDER, F. Information for Emigrants . 286
Widowburning in India 42
WIED-NEUWIED, Maximilien Prince de.
Voyage au Bresil
Voyage dans
1'interieur de 1'Amerique du Nord 1391
WIESE, L. English Education 80
WIGAN, A. L. Duality of the Mind 72
WIGGINS, J. On Embanking Lands from
the Sea 759
WIGHT, A. Of the Parliament of Scotland 1 14
WIGHT, J. Mornings at Bow Street .... 194
WIGHT, R. Report on Horticultural Gar-
dens Octacamund 64!)
WIGHT, T. History of Quakers in Ireland 41
WIGHTWICK, G. Palace of Architecture . 699
WIKOFF. My Courtship 505
Roving Diplomatist 505
Sketch of Louis Napoleon . . . 432
WILBERFORCE, R. I. Sketch of Ertistianism 27
See DRUMMOND, H.
WILBEUFORCE, S. Protestant Episcopal
Church in America 1197
WILBERFORCE, W. Life, by his Sons. ... -605
WILCOCKS, A. On the Tides *579
Wild Land. On Cultivation of (P) 1 100
WILDMAN, R. Institutes o International
Law 94
WILKES, C. Theory of the Winds 587
U. States Exploring Expedi-
tion in the Antarctic Seas 565
WILKES, J. Correspondence 605
North Briton.. . *226
FFF
1891
JF/i]
INDEX
\_WIL
444
319
628
WILKES, J. English Liberty 226
WILKIE, Sir D. Life, by Cunningham . . 716
WILKIK, G. Iron Manufacture *730
WILKIK, W. Poems 865
WILKINSON, Sir. G. Ancient Egyptians. 319
Egyptians in the
time of the Pharaohs *319
WILKINSON, Sir G. Dalmatia and Monte-
negro
Topography of Thebes
. Handbook for Egypt
WILKINSON, G. B. Advantages of South
Australia 566
WILKINSON, Gen. James. Memoirs of my
own times 1266
WILKINSON, J. G, Life of Swedenborg. *502
Ou the Human Body 630
WILKINSON, J. J. Action of Replevin. .' 134
WILKINSON'S Classical Atlas 511
WILKS, W. History of the Half-Century 832
Life of Edward Irving 492
WILL, H. Outlines of Qualitative An-
alysis 594
WILL, VCEHLEB et autres. Chimie analy-
tique 596
WILLABD, Emma. History of the United
States 1219
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR. See, GUILLAUME
LE CONQUEKANT.
WILLIAM III. Life and Times 390
WILLIAM OF MALMESBURY'S Chronicle ... 350
WILLIAM OF NEWBURWH'S Chronicle 860
WILLIAMS, B. Majmal of Model drawing 714
WILLIAMS, C. W. Navigation of the Hi-
deau Canal, &c 769
WILLIAMS, F. S. History, &c., of Iron
Roads 753
WILLIAMS, G. History of the Holy City 19
WILLIAMS, John. Language, &c., of the
Cymry 790
WILLIAMS, J. Alexander the Great 322
WILLIAMS, John. History of Denmark,
Sweden, &c 451
WILLIAMS, Josh. Law of Personal Pro-
perty 141
Law of Real Property 141
On selling Real Estate *141
On Law Reform *128
WILLIAMS, J. B. Practical Geodesy . . . 749
WILLIAMS, J. S. History of the Invasion
and Capture of Washington 1267
WILLIAMS, M. Sanscrit Dictionary 781
1892
WILLIAMS, R. F. Art of Sculpture in
Wood 716
WILLIAMS, Roger. Life of, by W. Gam-
mell 1226
WILLIAMS, Rowland. Christianity and
Hinduism compared *54
WILLIAMS, S. W. China and its Inhabi-
tants 465
Present State of China 629
WILLIAMS, Samuel. History of Vermont 1240
WILLIAMS, W. F. Account of the Ber-
mudas 1360
WILLIAMS, W. On Pleading *182
WILLIAMSON, W. D. History of Maine. 1240
WILLCOCK, J. W. Laws relating to Medi-
cal Profession 150
Office of Constable 134
WILLICH, C. M. Valuation Tables of Life-
hold Property 267
WILLIS, B. BTotitia Parliamentaria. . . . 108
WILLIS, K P. Pencillings by the Way . . 585
WILLIS, R. S. Our Church Music *29
WILLM, J. Education of the People. ... 80
WILLMORE, (G.) and BEEDELL. Mercantile
Guide 148
WILLOCGHBY'S Voyage to Russia, Ac. ... 529
WILLS, W. Rationale of Circumstantial
Evidence 132
Wills. Law concerning 142, 186
WILME, B. P. Hand-Book for Mapping,
<fcc.. 749
WILMOT, Sir J. E. Law of Burglary 133
Lord Brougham's Acts
and Bills *230
Losses, Services and
Claims of the American Loyalists. 1265
WILSON, A. American Ornithology .... 639
WILSON, Alexander. Life of, by W. B. O.
Peabody 1226
WILSON, C. Pathology of Drunkenness .. 669
WILSON, D. Archaeology of Scotland . . . 397
Edinburgh in the Olden Time *399
Canadian Journal 1414
WILSON, E. Anatomist's Vade Mecum .. 671
WILSON, G. Life and Papers of Cavendish 595
WILSON, Geo. Five Gateways of Know-
ledge *630
Electricity ; and the Chem-
istry of the Stars *591
WILSON, H. H. Sanskrit Grammar 781
Terms in British Indian
Documents 173
WIL]
INDEX.
[TFOO
FAOB
WILSON, J. Our Israelitish Origin 21
WILSON, James. Principles of the Water
Cure 609
WILSON, John. Suppression of Infanti-
cide in India 462
WILSON, Prof. John. Noctes Ambrosianse 855
WILSON, Jos. French Dictionary 789
WILSON, Joseph. History of Mountains . 620
WILSON, Joshua. English Presbyterians 40
WILSON, J. L. History, <fcc., of Western
Africa , 469
WILSON, J. M. Rural Cyclopedia *652
WILSON, Gen. Sir R. Case of (P) 1098
WILSON, R. A. Mexico 1373
WILSON, W. Memoirs of Defoe 486
WILTON, J. H. Soldier's Life in India. . . 460
WIMPFFEN, Le Baron de. Voyage a St.
Domingue, &c , 1359
Winchester College Vindicated. .(P) 932, 1151
WINDHAM, Rt. Hon. W. Speeches 120
WINDHUS. Journey to Mequinez 563
Winds and Storms. . 298, 299, 587, 588, 615, 687
Windsor Castle, and its Environs 402
Wine. Its Use, Taxation, &c 279, 736
See also, Temperance Question.
Wine, Beer and Spirit Trade. On the. (P) 1130
WINES, E. C. Laws of the Hebrews. . . . *214
Winged Words on Chantrey's Woodcocks. *865
WINSLOW'S Journal 1233
Brief Relation 1233
WINSLOW, F. Anatomy of Suicide 679
Lectures on Insanity 679
Plea of Insanity in Criminal
Cases 149
WINTER'S Voyage to the South Sea 565
WINTERBOTHAM, W. European Settle-
ments in America 1340
. History of America,
1178, 1217.
WINTHROP, John. History of New Eng-
land 1233
WINTHROP, R. C. Addresses and Speeches *183
WINWOOD, Sir. R. Affairs of State 382
WIRT, Wm. Letters of the British Spy. 182
Sketches of the Life of
Patrick Henry , 122&
Wisconsin. Account of the State of, 1257, 1387
Collections of the State His-
torical Society of 1257
WISE, E. Law relating to Riots 134
WISE, T. A. On Hindu Medicine C7S
WISEMAN, Cardinal. Essays 32
WISEMAN, Cardinal. Science and Religion
Recollections of the
43
four last Popes *436
Witchcraft 591
Cases of, in Bristol (P) 11K6
In New England 1236, 14-11
WITH, E. On Railroad Accidents *753
WITHRINGTON, &c. Southerly Voyage. . 565
Witnesses in Civil Actions. On remuner-
ating (P) 927
Wrr, Jean de. Memoires *223
See also, DE WITT, J.
WITTICH, W. Curiosities of Geography. 510
Visit to Norway 543
WOHLER, F. Inorganic Analsysis 594
WOLFE, C. Memoir and Remains by
Russell 505
WOLFF, E. Danish-English Dictionary. . 784
WOLFF, J. Journal of his Missionary La-
bours 43
Mission to Bokhara 554
Researches 43
WOLFF, 0. Dictionnaire Danois 784
WOLLSTONECRAFT, M. On the rights of
Women 240
WOLOWSKT. Economic politique 286
Revue de legislation 922
WOLSEY, Cardinal. Biographies of. . .379, 380
WOLZOGUE, Louis de. Dictionnaire de la
langue sainte *1S
Women. Laws concerning 240
Their History, Duties and
Rights 51, *7l, 217, 239, 918, 1179
Lives of Celebrated 478, 1220
Education of . . . 75
See also, Sisters of Charity.
Women of the Time. Sketches of 474
Women, Characteristics of, by Mrs.
Jameson 840
WOOD. Voyage a travers le Detroit j de
Magellan 524
WOOD, J. On English Punctuation, &c. . 793
WOOD, N. On Railroads 751
WOOD, S. V. Crag Mollusca of England. 627
WOOD, T. Primitive Inhabitants of Ire-
land 400
WOOD, Wm. On the Plea of Insanity . . 149
WOOD, W. Description of Massachusetts 1233
Wood. See. Timber ; Trees; Forests.
Wood-Carving 716, 727, 770
Wood- En graving 718
WOODBURY, Levi. Writings *1S3
1893
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WOODCOCK, H. J. Laws, <fee., British West
ladies 171
WOODCEOFT, B. Hero of Alexandria . . . 756
On Steam Navigation. . 710
Patents of Gt. Britain.
739-741
WOODDESSON, R. On the Laws of Eng-
land 130
WOODFALL, W. Law of Landlord and
Tenant 142
WOODHOUSB, J. Interest Tables 267
WOODS, J. Two Years in the Illinois ... 1387
WOODWARD, B. B. History of Wales. . . 334
Tourist in Wales . . . 536
WOODWARD. S. P. Manual of Mollusca. 644
Wools and Woollen Trade and Manufac-
ture 275, 728,772, (P) 924,
925, 941, 1082, 1145, 1152
WOOLHOUSE and others. On Differential
and Integral Calculus 601
WOOLRTCH, II. W. Law of Party Walls
and Fences 143
* Life of Jeffreys .... *492
Law of Waters .... 144
Law of Ways 143
' Treatise of Legal
Time 130
Woolwich Military Academy's Mathe-
matics 600
WORDSWORTH, 0. Diary in France .... 33
Ecclesiastical Biogra-
phy 36
Greece, Pictorial, De-
scriptive, and Historical 545
On Eikon Basilike . . 383
WORDSWORTH, C. F. Digest of Election
Reports 116
Law and Practice of
Elections 113
Law of Joint Stock
Companies 143
Law of Railway Com-
panies, <fcc 143
WOODSWORTH, W. Biography, by Hood 505
Memoirs, by C.Words-
worth 505
Poetical Works 865
- The Prelude 866
Working Classes 242, 257-259, 917
Health of the 293
Lectures to the. . 79, 238
Working Man. Memoir of a 605
1891
Working Man's Way in the World ..... 505
Working Men's College Lectures 79
World. History of the 21, 22, 305
Voyages round the 521-527
WORNCM, R. N. Catalogue of Library of
Art at Marlborough House 902
Epochs of Painting. ... 711
WORSLEY, H. Juvenile Depravity 245
Life of Luther ; . . . 36
WORTHINGTON, G. Precedents for Wills 142
WORTLEY, Lady E. Stuart. Travels in
America 1351
WRANGELL, F. Expedition to the Polar
Sea 533
Voyage en Sibe"rie 533
WRAXALL, L. Naval and Military Re-
sources of Nations 683
WRAXALL, N. W. Posthumous Memoirs 394
. Memoirs of his Own
Time *394
Travels in Italy. (P) 1117
WRAY, L. Practical Sugar Planter 662
WREN, (Sir G.) and his Times 505
WRIGHT, A. Court Hand Restored 775
WRIGHT, F. Views of Society and Man-
ners in America 1379
WRIGHT, G. N. Life of William IV. ... 396
WRIGHT, J. Christianity, and the Pro-
gress of Railways 239
WRIGHT, J. B. Manual of Universal His-
tory . 30&
WRIGHT, M. On the Law of Tenures '. . . 12S
WRIGHT, T. Biographia Britannica Lite-
raria 803
. Early Inhabitants of Britain 334
On the Suppression of Mo-
nasteries 37
England under the House
ofHanover 396
WRIGHTSON, R. H. History of Modern
Italy 436
Writing. Art of 775, 806
WTAT, Sir T. Poems 866
WYATT, M. D. Industrial Arts of the
Nineteenth Century 770
Views of Sydenham Pa-
lace 771
WYMAN, J. Anatomy of certain Nerves. 614
WYNN, C. W. W. On the Jurisdiction of
the House of Commons 110
WYNNE, E. On the Law and Constitution
of England 104
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WYSE. Education Reform , . . . , 80
WYTFLIET. Histoire des lades 458, 1174
XENOPHQN 818
XKNOPHON'S Memorabilia. Morals of. (P) 1133
XERES, Frs. Conquete du Perou, &c.. . . 1171
YACHTS , *710
Yacna, le. Explique par Burnouf 56
Yakkun Nattannawa 54
YALDEN. Poems 866
YANOSKI. Carthage 467
- L'Afrique chretienne 467
YANOSKI et DAVID. Syrie ancienne et
moderne 456
YARRELL, W. History of British Fishes 640
YATES, J. On the French Decimal Sys-
tem 269
YATES, W. Grammar of the Sanscrit . . . 781
YATES, W. H. Modern History of Egypt 468
Year Book of Agriculture *654
Year Book of Facts 571
Year Book of the Nations 279
Yemen. Voyage dans 1' *558
Yeomanry, Armed (P) 1076
Yester Deep Land Culture 651
YOAKUM, H. History of Texas 1256
YOLLAND, W. Measurement of Lough-
Foyle Base 538
Geodosy and Practical
Astronomy 600
YORK, Duke of. Illness and Death. . . (P) 944
Charges against (P) 1100. 1149
On his General Orders
(P)1145
Duel with Col. Lenox (P) 1148
and Mrs. CLARKE. . .(P)
1080,1136
YORKE, Hon. C. Law of Forfeiture for
High Treason 151
YOUAIT, W. Complete Grazier 659
On Cattle, the Dog, Horse,
id Sheep 659
Our Camp in Turkey .... 448
YOUNG, A. Tour through North of Eng-
land 653
- Tour in East of England ... 653
Tour in Ireland 538
Travels in France 540
Voyage eu France 540
On the Poor (P) 1082
On the Lower Classes. . (P) 1088
716
1433
YOUNG, Alex. Chronicles of the Pilgrim
Fathers of Plymouth 1233
Chronicles of the first
Planters of Massachusetts Bay. . . 1233
YOUNG, A. W. American Statesman 179
Science of Government. . 179
YOCXG, E. Poems 866
YOUNG, Rev. E. Pre-Raphaelitism. . .
YOUNG, G. A. The Canadian Question.
YOUNG, G. R. On Union of British Col-
onies of America 158
On rights of Fishery on the
coasts of Nova Scotia, <fec 170
YOUNG, J. Essays on Government, Ac. (P) 1132
YOUNG, J. R. On Arithmetic 600
YOUNG, Dr. T. On Recent Hieroglyphical
Literature 778
Hieroglyphical Essays, &c,
by Leitch 779
Lectures 576
'- Life, and Works, by Pea-
cock 576
Natural Philosophy 574
YOUNG, Thos. A residence on the Mus-
quito Shore, in 1839-'40 1361
YOUVILLE, Md. d'. Sa Vie 1 196
YSABEAU. Le jardinage 662
Yucatan. Hist 1213, 1216
Voyages 1361, 1373
YULE, H. On Fortification 684
Court of Ava *555
YVAN. De France en Chine 556
Insurrection en Chine 466
Voir aussi GALLERY et YVAN.
YVART. Assolemens et succession des
cultures 652
ZACCONE. Societes secretes 306
ZACHARI^:, K. S. Droit civil *204
ZACONE, Pierre. Les deux Mandolines. . *880
Z ANGLE. Manuel du creancier hypothe-
caire ', . . . 208
Zaragoza. Siege of (P) 1092, 1 150
ZARATE, Aug. de. Conquete du P6rou . . 1202
ZIMMERMANN, J. G. La solitude 73
ZIMMERMANN, W. F. A. Le monde avant
la creation 66, *607
Zinc. Industrie du 765
ZINCKE, F. B. School of the Future 76
Zodiacal Light. Observations on the. . . 588
Zoological Society's Proceedings 634
Zoological Society's Transactions 634
1805
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Zoological specimens. On collecting and
preserving 292, 606
Zoologie. (Zoology) 633-645, 606-61 5
ZOENLIN, R. M. World of Waters 639
ZOROASTEE. Yendidad-Sad6 56
ZOZIME. Histoire Ilomaine 818
ZSCHOKKE, H. History of Switzerland. . 488
PAOB
ZCLUETA, P. de. Trial of 193
ZUMARRAGA, Don Juiiii de. Lettrcs sur le
Mexique 1215
ZUMPT, C. G, Latin Grammar 783
ZUBITA, Alonzo de. Rapport sur les chefs
de la Nouvelle-Espagne... . 1171, 1214
ZWICK, H. A.. Travels among the Calmuc
Hordes.. , 546
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